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The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
SYRACUSE MENTOR TO FORE.
Success of Orange Five Places
Coach Dollard in Limelisht.

New York. Feb. 17.-Since the
Syracuse University basketball
team has been running wild
through the other colleges fives,
there have been many inquiries
about the coach of this unusually
strong aggregation of passers. AL
though he has never figured promi-
nently as far as publicity goes, Ed
mund A. Dollard. the Orange bas-
ket-ball mentor. has enjoyed won
derful results from his methods.
In the six years that Dollard has
been coaching Syracuse fives, they
have won IS out of II games play
ed. 1t would be difficult to find
another such record.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
HAVANA ENTRIES.

FIRST RACE-six furlongs; syesr-old, and
upward. Margaret Boyd, IS: Rebel 10. stony
BrooS, ITO; Ayers. nO; vardA B.. in: Prin~sSs
Janice S u; AAsSenet. lis: Hedge Ro-e, rs;
SECOND RACE-six furIoues; s-vesrol5. ,ra
upward. SpiEzerrinck TaIm, los: Cash In.
llo; Deck Hand. no: Doctor Prather. mo: Sal
vanity, III; .scTimmase. lla: Zodiac. lis; san
Jon. lis; Salon, lIs.
THIRD RACE-SiK furiones: Syear-oldS and
upward. Catherine Turner. los; Highway IW:
Moner 10; Rock Of Du1erne III: Remartable
liz; Quartermaster. lis: Bill Wiley, lH; Proc
tor. u4; Milton Campbell, Ill; Canto. Ill:
Easter Greetines. II; Bank Bill, iII.
FOURTH RACE-Six furlonRs: Syear-old,
and upward. Peeper, IS: Mis- Ffances, los :
Ama1onian, los; Arrow, roe: Sister Emblem.
ls; Mesmer. Ill; DivHn, IL: London Girl. Ils:
Morrstown, n4l Roscoe Goose. liz; wodsn.
FIFTH RACE-FIve and one-haH furIonss;
Sycsr-olds and upward. Kesterel, ss; DuEzl,
l6; Lola, los: Milbrey, los; Frank Patteron
iG; CLARK NJ. lF; Prince Philisthorpe, lG:
Deyilty. l7: Cmiieue, IG: TbeSieres, lG;
Ruth Strickland. loe; Sure Get, III.
SIXTH RACE-Mile and % yards: Swear
olds and upward. Pretty BABY, 81: Ralph S,
To-; Protection. lo1; F1are, 100: Battle Ahbey.
ITO; Passion. III; Algardi. nL
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Frisch Leaves Fordham;
May Be an Aviator

Frank Frisch, star athlete of Ford
ham University. left college yesterday
to enter business. He may try to en-
list in the Aviation Corps of the army.
Frisch was a star on the football.
baseball. basketball and track teams
of Fordham Prep, for three years. He
entered the college department last
September and experienced little diff
Guilty in breaking into the varsity back
field.
Injuries incapacitated him for a large
part Of the season, but he played
enough games to stamp him as a
slashing good player and conner
for big honors.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
To Box Rockey Kansas.

New. York. Feb. H.-While Jack
son. the local lightweight, accom-
panied by his manager, Frank Bag
ley' Will leave tonight for Buffalo,
n. Y, where Jackson is slated to
meet Rocky Kansas, the Buffalo
tighter, for ten rounds at the
Queensberry A. c.. on Monday night.
Jackson wants to work out at a
gymnasium In that city tomorrow
and Monday. So as to be in fit shape
for the battle.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Kane to Coach Fordham
Ball Team This Season

New York. Feb. 17.-william E. Kane
was appointed coach of the Fordhan
University nine yesterday for the COM
ing season. He played second base on
the Maroon team from 1902 to 1906,
ana coached the Bronxmen in 1907,
when he developed a fast combination,
LAKE, MS predecessor. Frank Gargan,
ne was drilled under Fred Smith. the
old Princeton player. who was coach
OF the football and baseball teams a
decade ago. The appointment of Kane
IS m accordance with the graduate
coaching system which has generally
oeen followed the last few years,
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18

ball are left in Ty Cobb? Who can
tell?
Wagner, Lajoie. Anson and Craw-
ford were up there around twenty
years. Their cases are remarkable.
Cobb may last longer as a great ball
player. He started young and may
continue for ten or twelve years
yet.
On the same reasoning Sisler may
last twenty years.
Quinn's reasoning is logical. He
expects Sisler to usurp the place
Cobb has monopolized in the sun
for SO many years in which event
Sisler as a future prospect is a
greater asset than Cobb.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18

But-Ty Cobb Is 81 years old. He
has been playing major league ball
for thirteen seasons. Cobb has not
started to go back yet. but his
greatest years are behind him.
George Sisler Is "a. He has play
ed big league baseball for three
years. Last year he was outranked
only by Cobb and Speaker as a bat
ter in the American League. He is
wonderful first baseman. He
would made a splendid outfielder.
He Is remarkable pitcher. His
base running is superb.
Unless all signs fail his greatest
years are ahead of him.
How many years OF stellar base
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
THE HOLD-OUT.

FEBRUARY is.
Il will not play this season." said
Shortstop Eddie Brown.
Il hit two-eighty-eight last year,
now Mudville cuts me down.
/ felded just like Maranville and
never missed a day:
think, b'gee! instead OF less, they
ought to raise my pay"
MARCH I6.
They're starting on the training
trip. but darned ef l en- go.
I'll never move a step down South
until / get the dough.
But then-perhaps-they WILL come
through n 1 might not be there;
Il guess I'll string long with the
boys an get that Texas air"
APRIL Is,
The Mudville crowd is silent now,
the other mines ahead:
Two men are out, the bags are full
our hearts half hope, half dread.
Who is it hooks that fast one DER
the fence and wins the game?
Five thousand throats are telling
you-why, Shortstop Brown-the
same!-From New York World.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
jackson Fights in Boston.

New York, Feb. I7.-An effort is be-
ing made to clinch bout between
Willie jackson. the local Hght-weight.
and Frankie Young. Britt, OF New
Holland. who has been fighting in
good form at the clubs in Massachu-
sets. The Arrnory A. A. Of Boston.
wants the go" for February Is. the
only hitch being that Jaclson's man
ager wants a guarantee. with q priv
ileEe Of accepting a percentage Of the
receipts.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Boxing for Middletown.

New York, Feb n.-Another city
in Connecticut viii throw open it's
doors to boxing on February 2s.
This place is Middletown, where
Battling Laho. the rugged bantam
weight. and Sammy Waltz. of Hart
ford. Conn. will come together in
the main bout OF ten rounds at the
opening show to be held there. Both
boys are rapid fighters, and as they
have no fear of a punch they should
put up a very interesting scrap.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Wilde n Wizzsrd.

New York. Feb. I7.-''0ur ban
tams had better stay at home and
not attempt going to England to
box Jimmy Wilde" says Gus Van,
the well-known actor Of the team
of Van and Schenck. Il note that
Dave Astey is slated to make the
trip. I've seen Wilde in action
many times. He could whip any OF
our bantams with one hand tied be- !
hind his back"
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18

It would not trade George Sisler
for Ty Cobb"
II Bobbie Quinn had done nothing
else to make himself known to the
baseball world that declaration
would have done II.
Ty Cobb. the super-ballplayer.
Tyrus. the king OF swat. the great
est of them all, not good enough
for one side of baseball trade?
At first blush the idea is prepos-
ferrous. Ty Cobb is the greatest at
traction in baseball. He draws
thousands of dollars at the gates.
He Is personally responsible for the
winning of more ball games perhaps
than any other ball player.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Harvard and Dartmouth
To Hold Shoot by Wire

Cambridge, Mass. Feb. 17.-Harvard
and Dartmouth will meet on February
q and % in a telegraphic rifle match.
The Crimson will shoot at the Bay
State Rifle Range, Boston, while the
Green will perform at Hanover.
Harvard will elect a captain for her
team Monday night. Chris La Fargo
and Sam Frothlngham are both can
didates.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Frisco d Puzzled.

Chicago. Feb. 1.-THE San Fran
cisco management is wondering what
effect games played by Army and
Navy teams In San Francisco this
summer will have on Sunday attend
ance at Coast League games. The
Army. the Navy and the Marines
all have strong teams that are at
tracing the attention OF the Frisco
Cana 49,
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Hobbs in Service.

New York, Feb. 17.-Infielder Lee
Hobbs, who was depended on by Mem
phis to bid for a place on the Chicks
this spring. has been placed in the
first draft class by his local board
at Hamilton. Ohio. and unless the
call is delayed longer than now ex-
pected he won't be available for base
ball this season.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Grand Circuit Purses Announced.

Kalamazoo. Mich, Feb. II.-Six
early closing events for the Grand
Circuit harness meeting In Kalama-
zoo in July were announced tonight.
The events comprise. the Paper Mil
Purse Of $4,000 for 3:os trotte.s: 2:ls
trot. purse 5000. 2:e5 pace, purse
eco: :.os pace, purse s2.ooo. and two
swecDst 1kes events.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Cubs Get KinseIIa.

New York, Feb. IA report in Chi
cago has 1t that the management of
the Cubs may sign Dick Kinsella,
former scout for the Giants and the
Cardinals. to look up minor league
talent this year. Just where Kinsella
should look Is not clear, in view OF
the shortage Of minor leagues.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
johnson Goes to MiIIers.

Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. Rankin
johnson. formerly with tbs Boston
club Of the American League, will
be a member of the pitching stsff of
the Milwaukee American Association
club this season.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18
Andrews an Engineer.

Chicago. Feb. 17.-Ray Andrews, who
managed the Lacrosse team in the
central Association last season. is now
ia the army engineering service.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18

Tip to Boston fans-Sounds of heavy
bombardment in the vicinity of Bos-
ton next summer wifi be merely Her.
zog and Stallings unfraternizing.
The Washington herald., 1918-02-18

Ball players are hollering about the
income tax. II is a good thing the
government hasn't levied a tax on
ivory.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15

COLORADO:
CHASE: Milton G.. Denver tN.
kIRKpATRICK. Glen r.. Graham (w).
LYNCH. John E., Padroni ID d..
WpIGHT, Wilbur A.. Marble ID D..
YOKEL. George, Rocky Ford ID D..
DELAWARE: ~
scHocKLEY. Stacy s., Odessa ID p>.
FLORIDA:
wALDRoN. Ira B.. Bay Lake ID D..
GEORGIA:
GG4ATT9N, Gz,a !r72 III J. H, Soss;; MontesMn'o (K)
CARTER. Russell Butler % D).
CHAPPELL Cecil c.. Macon (W).
=, CRIpT~ENDEN. n ~ Charles c.. lieut., Thomas.
MANGHAM J. W, lieut., Atlanta M.
BROWN. Solomon. Savannah ID D).
CLEMENJS. L. D., sgt, Bay City Cd W.
GgLPEPPER. Arthur B.. Savannah % D.
OF; PEAL; Claude L.. Wrightsville % W.
JENKINS. Arthur. Whigham % D..
PEARSALL. Thomas. Nichols ID 81.
WALKER, Mercer A.. Eliza ID D..
4Nl DANI'1l' Edgar C.. corp. jefferson (M).
PUGH. Joseph, Far1nngton (W).
SLOAN. James M. Cordele tW).
DENHAM. James F.. Americus CW).
@ H@AYNEs. Ezra B., Commerce Iw>.
KING, Ira, Amsterdam % Al.
MOORE. Oscar T.. Butler ID D.
IDAHO:
ARNOLD, William H., Silver City (K,.
AOSVED. Arnold W. Avon (K).
CROWSER, Howard l., Clifford (k).
ENGLISH, Earl Kooske % A.
MORTON, William. Boise Cd w.
SMITH. George Anthony, Victor {-).
SCOTT, Vernie L., Rexhurg % d..
ILLINOIS:
ALEXANDER, Robert L.. Sparta ID D..
BROWN. Robert c., Chicago % D)
CONOVER, Wilbut. Flat Rock ID D..
DVORAk, Joseph. corp, Chicago % D..
DILLS. Russell j., Evanston ID D..
ELBUS. George j., Mount Sterling ID W.
HICKS. Charles. sgt, Matoon ID D..
MARGRAFF, Harold corp, Chicago % D.
PETERSON. Millard. corp. Chicago % D.
WINIKATES. G. G., sgt. Chicago Cd d.
BORGREN. John G., Grant Park (W).
DOHRMAN. Henry j., La Grange (W).
FITCH. Ralph D.. Greenup (W)
KENNEDY. L. L.. corp. Evanston (W).
RAFALSKI. A. j.. w. Hammond (W)
STElNBACH. Ellis F.. Chicago (W).
STEVENSON, Harold. corp. Chicago (W)
SUTTLE. Frank. corp, Chicago (W(.
SINDELAR. Frank, Chicago (W).
SKARPINSKI. Edward, Chicago (W).
STEWART, Rex. Taylorviile CW}.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
MEN OF FOREIGN COUNTRIES

CANADA:
Ohm. Solomon, Toronto wv
kNECHTEL, Gordon v, Ontario (KN
RIM. Clifford H. Toronto (W).
ENGLAND:
LINDoP, Ernest c.. Chester ID W..
FRANCE:
J0FFEE, Antoine. Dorogne ID D..
GREECE:
DEN DIoUS. Perashos. Panaia (Ad).
RODRIGUEs. Duke E.. Honolulu (Wy.
hROkOS. s., Island of Nicaria ( ID W.
MuGlANfS. Geo. c.. Icaria Cd W..
HOLLAND:
sMEETS. Hugo Rotterdam (w).
IRELAND:
MVEIGH. John F.. Londonderry (M).
ITALY:
SCHIFF,NANN. Ernest, lieut.. Milnu WI.
MARCHIARO, Ernest. NJ. Vincenza (W}
MORTELLETO. Cosno Anbro Beio mi.
u M RICO, Gustno. Chicti Toto ID d.
BUCCIONE, Enrico Chelti (K).
CAPOGNA. Philip, Bari (K).
CINOSI. Luigi, Cheti (K).
hENNA. James j., Guin ID D..
MONTENEGRO:
ANDRlASHEVICH Milan. Crohovo ID p1.
RUSSIA:
PLEVA, Elsy W. Grodno Cub. Cerno fvv,
BARTOZEK. Stanley. yartara (Wl.
NAPlOROWSkI, Felix. Rosin ID WI
SWEDEN:
FoRsBERG, Waldemer E.. Kilsmo w,
TURKEY:
vAssLIADEs. Perry. Rerasonta mn,
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15

ALABAMA:
h00DY. Farley W, lieut.. Tuscaloosa fK).
AUTREY Reuben, Pine Hill (W).
KING Fred L., CORP, Bessemer (W).
\ R0BERTSON, Dewey. Hokes Bluff (W).
SHIN EY Burnie L.. Headland fW).
McrLLoUGH. Matthew W.. Jones ID D..
NENTIRE, William, Brewton Cd D).
RuSXEY, Walter o.. West Huntsville
EEENE, Taylor. Corp. Tuscaloosa (w).
LEWIS. Tom, Myrtle ID d..
NANALLY. Ernest G.. Atmore tW).
NOVEL;. Thomas j.. Ashford (W).
Riley. James j.. Guin ID d..
TIlGGLE, Joe G.. Wylam (W).
TURNER. George w. Tuscaloosa Cd w
TREASTER, Charles E., Pine Hill 20 D.
VANCE. Henry D.. Round Mountain
ARIZONA:
JONES. oondie W., Cottonwood (w).
ARKANSAS:
cLIFFT. Luther T, Love I'd D..
DAVIS. William II. McCrory Cd w.
FRANCIS. Willie, Truman Cd D..
A0PKINs, Fred, Parkin Cd D..
Allen, Willie. Mary Ann (M).
SspS; SspSuln Arthqr h r.; Paragould IIWl.
EsLROD. Roy T.. Bryant ID w.
F0STER. John F.. Piggott (W).
RUSSELL. Ezra. corp. Strong ID w.
CALIFORNIA:
ALLEN, Robert. Los Angeles ID W..
MARTlN, Ralph H.. Sarta Monica ID w
MuKDONA, Frank. San Francisco tW).
naiGGS. Aubrey. Oakland (W).
SalLEY. Walker E.. sgt. Rio Dell 10 D)
N ,nvnMAVlEITO. Andrea. San Francisco
HARRINGTON. IA George Sacramento (K).
tE). S'ip'' 03' 'iaAe'''o
91oNEs. Hugo A., corp. Lemoore ID W..
SnUShfNSoN. Henry E., Albion (K).
,sniEr; ~; William H.. ir.. corp. Los An
ppAssR, psR, Samuel P. Fillmore (K).
/, N nannEisSES. William E., Arroyo Grande
JOCKEY. Wilbur B.. Los Angeles ID D..
EeoSNECTICUT:
ipSsMkEfON, john j., New Haven Cd Wy.
ppooh. poth n. John w, Bridgeport % d..
IpiMeoyokMAN, Raymond. Rockville (W).
{ rWissSSsaNDRILLO. Caspare, Hartford (M).
MMaiI,lSON. Nes T.. New Haven (M)
srn,Swrskf. Joseph NJ. Bridgeport (M).
eua,r; ee;airr Melvin. Middlebury (W).
grSr grrSnrMrEAu. Frank. ir., Putnam CW).
re. a.Ne. Vincent Bridgeport ID w.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
The Casualty List

WASHINGTON Nov 14The public TO-DAY bv
Department contain the of o67
$50 killed action 800 died disease wounded
152 wounded degree undetermined) wounds
,Yre slightly and 110 in action
The full list follows
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
New York City and Vicinity
Killed in Action

CAMPBELL. Thomas E.. sgt. 81 Adelphi
street.. Brooklyn.
CHRIST. Anthony, 24o1 Cornelia Street,
Brooklyn.
EMERSON. Charles G.. sgt. 1916 St.
siehoIas Avenue. New York City.
FLYNN. Thomas G.. S6l Union Street,
Brooklyn.
COUGH, Joseph A. 4o4 West Thirteenth
Street, New York City.
IRWIN, William E.. jr.. 25sth Street and
Riysrdaie Avenue.
gILcUs. John. 3S7 Webster Avenue. Long
'sowAL. Stanley. 211 Eighteenth Street,
III "fIsIiTcHFIELD, Oscar r.. 4sS West 1asd
Street, New York City.
sCHAEFER. Anthony. 324 Stagg Street,
'scHoLrN, Harry, corp. 2s2 West 114th
'sSaiEi SHERMAN, Charles. sos Simpson Street,
sc sscHWAB, Emil j., College Point. N. Y.
FUCKER, Harry. 400 South Third Street,
Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
U7tu FlCSntIy
Wounded Degree Undetermined) J

ANDERS ON. Gustav w, e52 Fiftv-sev.
enth Street. Brooklyn.
CORN. VIM. sgt. West New York. N. J.
CULLEN, Michael, 1912 Eighth Avenue
New York City
y, DoLAN, Thomas j.. sf4 East 135th Street
New York City
FEARON, Edward. 1e7 Gravesend Avenue
Brooklyn.
GORDON. Maurice. corp, 1927 Union
Avenue New York City.
- HAMNIGAN. Thomas r, Hotel Albert
New York City
- HoFMEIsTER, Frank. corp, Yonkers
HENRY. George, 727 Tenth Avenue. New
York City.
KING. Harold j.. Chrome, N j.
LEWIS, Thos. r.. corp, Jersey City, N. j
MALONEY. James, Wooiside, N Y
9. NJ MCLYMONT. Herbert B.. 4os Second
NASH. John F., 71s Washington Street
PORTER. William v. 525 East 14sth
Street. New York City.
PREDA; Fred. Great Neck, n Y.
A'soxa ouAR1I1us; r-J;'; Harold, 21sS Rockaway
RUSSELL James. 2ls East Fifty-seventh
Street. New York City
SARUBBI, Frank, corp. Yonkers. NJ Y.
SWEENEY: John v. $50 Metropolitan
SCOTT. Joseph. Jersey City. N. j.
SCUDDER, Robt. A.. CORP Dover, NJ J.
WAGNER, Saul, $50 Myrtle Avenue,
New York City.
Wounded (SevereYy)
HOLLAND u~,rp Vcn lieut.. 27s ,s,,,,,,.
BUELsHAu,-l,. Alberto, 1856 Woodbine
Street, Brooklyn.
cox James. sgt, s2s East Seventy.
eighth Street. New York City.
CULHANE. Michael, 81 East 1S5th Street,
GREEN. Rudo1Dh .Iersey Cifv NJ
=. HENRY. Walter P. corp, 230 Monitor
Street, Brooklyn.
LEBOw1TZ. Hevman. 7s5 East Isis.
Street: New York City.
NORA, Adolph. 2o4 Georgia Avenue.
=, PARKER, Paul. Long Beach, n. Y.
DEVLlN. Charles. corp, 295 Lexington
Avenue. Brooklyn.
DoSCHER, Herman. 1897 jefferson Ave
nue.. Brooklyn.
y, MALvEY;; John T., sgt, 1928 Perry Street.
MuZIARr, Ferd.. jamaica N. Y.
BROWN Arthur A.. All East Fifty-frst
Street, New York City.
DEREEN, Williamm f.. sgt, 1763 Park
Avenue. New York City
DEl4LER, Edward 154 Grant Avenue,
KoELscH, Fred. 47s Eighteenth Street,
k,ELLEHER. Thomas F.. corp. 1853
Bathgate Avenue New York City,
EE, John j.. S56 Smith Street, Brooklyn.
Street. New York City.
PRASSER, George C.. sgt, Jersey City,
N. j.
REDER, Louis, Richmond Hill, NY.
SCHREIBER. William M. corp, 239 East
Forty sixth Street, New York City
VhN ALST. James jr.. sgt, 4S2 Four
teenth Street Brooklyn.
VAN WICKLEN. Lester D.. Richmond
Hill, n. Y.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Died from Wounds

ASHE Isidore. $50 Stone Avenue. Brook
ANDREW. Moe, 1872 Maujer Street. Brook
Y BLUNpELL, ames NJ. Flushing, N. Y.
BOOK, William G., 325 East Ninety-third
Street New York City.
cONKLIN. Kennedy. 1856 West Eighty
slxh Street, New York City.
DUANE, Robert j.. corp. So West 105th
Street New York City.
JENSEN. Theodore P. 249 Thirteenth
Street Brooklyn.
KERR. Albert W. Jersey City. N. J.
NEARY. Thomas F.. 33 East Thirty-ninth
Street. New York City.
MAC KENZIE. Kenneth A. 81 ST. Marks
Avenue Brooklyn.
LEACH, Gibson B.. corp. 295 Lexington
Avenue Brooklyn.
iIvERs, James j., s7s Dawson Street,
New York City.
WELLMAN, Herman. "a Beaver Street,
Brooklyn.
WYSOCKIE. John s.. jersey City. N. J.
MGUINNESS, James M. Mount Vernon,
STEPHENSON. Colin j., 131 West 1soth
Street, New York City.
Died of Disease
BAKER. Herbert c., Hoboken, II. ].
gIAGG0, Franza, 5s6 Union Street.
CLARK, Joseph l.. $40 West Forty-sixth
Street New York City.
DEPoNEO. Peter, corp. Newark, N. j.
GOODMAN. Samuel. 1872 West 112th
Street, New York City.
HOWARD. Ambrose S, Newark, N j.
HANRsHAN. William j., Corona. N. Y.
KOELSCH, Leslie H.. Jersey City. N. J.
LOGGER. Alfred T. West Hoboken, N. j.
MLAIN. Dell sgt, Paterson. N. j.
MARCAZZAN, Angelo, Nortbvale, N. J.
STIEFFLEIN, Michael. 1911 Catapa Ave-
nae Brooklyn.
sTOcKER. Nicholas j.. Ramsey. N. J.
STADELMAN. Lawrence, So Lincoln
Place, Brooklyn.
4 ANKELEIN. Frank. 562 West 14sth
Street, New York City.
BERGRIN, Jacob, 2os Livonia Avenue,
1 Brooklyn.
MURRAY. William r. Newark. N. j.
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
OHIO:

UHlO:
NIXON. james G.. lieut.. Cseuelamd ID W.
BENDER. Benjamin F., Copley 20 D..
COLLIER. Alvin. Kittshill ID D..
CUNNINGHAM. David. Frazeyburg ID D.
DANIEL S, Roy Mllersburg % D..
DANNER, James E. I.oudonville ID D..
EICHAR, Eli. Celina Cd D..
EYMON. Harold S.. corp. Marion % D..
HARPER: Francis c.. Columbus ID D..
LEIBY. William A, Cleveland ID d.
MARCH. Reid corp. jefferson % D..
M'CARTY. Edmund G.. Columbus ID D).
~M'GTLLIAN, Peter. I.eith ID D..
ROSE, Herbert A, Jasper % D..
BOW. Homer c.. Canton lM).
CURRIER, Elias, Toledo (W).
CARMICHAEL. Carl H.. Akron (M)
KneHyNsKi Fq'hss stetan a taafphA tsvsnnd S N
MINER William, Barberton (M)
MORGAN. Norman P Columbus (Ni).
MOATS. Edwin o.. Gilead (W).
WALCzAK. Joseph. Cleveland (W).
B1'RNs; John T. GAINESVILLE % D..
EMMFR. Fred P. Mansfield (W).
FELDNER, Martin, Van Vert Cd D..
GOODALL, Charles j., Youngstown (W).
HALE, Bert j., corp. Shelby sK).
HFRSOG. Carl S.. Dayton (W).
J1RKOVSKY, Charles. Cleveland % D..
KENNEDY, Fred A, sgt. South Norwood
(K).
KING. George j.. Fremont ID w.
KISER. Benjamin, Urbana I'd d.
M'CLE,NHAN. Hiram, Cleveland (K).
METERS. Fred, sgt. Ney tK).
MURPHY. Edward. Norwood (W).
PIERCE. Arthur sgt. Republic Cd d..
POTTER. Charles A. Springfield (Wl.
ROSE, William G., Wellsville tW}.
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M'ALLISTER, Francis S. WestAeld fW1
PEIIlSX, Joseph Passaic ID d..
RlDEWlCZ. lgnacy. Trenton ID d.
ROCHER. John, sgt. Hackensack ID D.
RICE: Harvey c., corp. Phillipsburg twl
SMITH, Ernest T.. Highbridge (Wl
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
Elsewhere

Character OF Casualties Indicated follows
ein (W) wounded; % ~ died c.use.:
w died of wounds; ID D. died disease missing;
(Pl
New-York tribune., 1918-11-15
TAYLOR. Leslie c.. weimar Cw,.
TELLES. Antonio. e Paso % d..

TAYLOR. Leslie G.. weimar gwl.
UTAH;
ID d. -
DAY. George B.. corp. Countiful tkl.
GREEN, Arthur r., corp. Murray tk).
SADLER. Albert S. sge-. Spring Lake (xls
VERMONT:
EMERSON Constant. Johnson % Dl.
ACNCHMAN. A F.. ShorehaEn ID w.
FITZGERALD, II. NJ, Abingdon tKl.
VIRGINIA:
HOLT. Jesse A. sgt. DanvilIe ID ID.
RAICLiFF. Warren D.. Newport % d.
RODGERS, William W. Stuart Cd D..
ROGERS. Samuel H. EIkton % D..
WALTER, Dorsey A. Basic City ID Dl.
DUNN, Charles T., SwesG Hall (Ml
LANCASTER. c. s. Bent Mountain IND.
PEARSON. Clarence S. Peavisburg (W).
ANDREWS: II: F.. Central Point lk).
SUNDiC. William. parksley ID w.
CORUM. John H. Abingdon (kl.
HARRISON. Thos. p, Scottsville {K).
JEFFERSON. John D.. Sandy Level (kl.
lAPHEN. Ernest C.. Max Meadows lKl.
LONG, Thomas b.. uarrisonburS N Dl.
MUNCCS, John c.. Galsx % d.
PROCTOR, Harold. sgt. Richmond twls
IHkEE. flander l.. Cornwall tWl.
WASHINGTON:
CARLSON. Victor. Seattle tM).
BOWERS. Carl W. Everett 10 w.
HAMLiN, GIeron. Seattle ID D..
EATON: George F.. Toutle ID w.
HlNsHAw. Floyd k, Mohler ID w.
HILL. Paul. sgt. Everett ID w.
JAMlSON. Gill r.. sgt. Seattle (K).
LsAMGASTER, HerscheI c. Seattle lKl.
MORRISON. Mcclure r.. Tacoma tw).
NORRIS, George B.. Coupevillc (Kl.
RElCHERT, Tony. Seattle w.
WASHINGTON. u. CT
KING. Ralph c. 10 D).
PELUss 80. Joseph 10 Wy.
WEST VIRGINIA:
HALSTEAD, Clam L. Dorothy % Dl.
HAIRY EY, Chsr.ss L.. Gormania ID D..
HUTSLER. Adrian c. Glengary I'd ~.
LANTZ, Isaac L. Dovesville ID d..
GILBERT. Pete, Coalwood (W)
MCANN Mark corp. Clarksburg (Ml.
WILkERSoN. Clarence. Yawkey tM,.
BENNETT: Vim. C, corp, Maben ID w.
CKABTREE. Walter r.. Fort Gay (w).
CHURCH. George L., West Huntingtcu
DAVIS. John C.. Buffalo (w).
HIGGINBOTHAM. A. R., Trackford Cd W.
LAwRENcE. D,s Ionnie s' W. Fsirmont air ont tK,.
MEADOWS, Esom, Huntington I'D 10 p1. '1''
POLAND. Chas. A. Kirby ID d.
SECkMAN. Grover c., c,rp, Belmont Ky.
SWINCLER. Howard Petersburg N w r
WARNER. George K, Circleville CWl.
WISCONSIN,.
CzASkoS, Ednand Theopal. Eest.. MI.
tCuHkce tW).
CRAWFORD. John w, Renoshs ID T..
-, fiilD!AHL. George A, corp. Rice Lake
GREUTzMACHER. Richard W. oshkosts
ID D..
HARRIS, Ray H.. sgt, Portage I'd d..
HINTZE, George. Gleason I'd D,.
LElBoLE. John H., corp. Thorpe ID D..
PAULSON. Oscar G, Deerfield 10 ~
PlASKOWSKI. Frank, corp. Gleen Bay
PIGLoWsKI, John New Franlen I'd W..
SWANSON. Richard Mason ID ri.
WITTROCk Herman. Kiel ID d.
GRABOWSkI. Joseph. Thorp (W).
kACV1NSKY. George. Rae ne (M)
MMILLAN. Mllard M. Mauston {W).
RlSIOW, Reinold o. Amherst (Wl
TATE, Curtis o., Tripoh (W)-
LANDER. Henry E. Msnawa fW).
DAVENPORT. Ray. Grove ID D..
DAIRY. II. M. lieut. HIntot (W0
,,GRl1ZMACHER. A. A. lieut.. Wu4sdu
Under. Edgar l.. Beldenville (K).
LANGJOHR. Oliver J.. Colby I'd D..
PETERSON, Harley A. Wild Rose % Dl.
SHEkHAN. Allen, Reedsville (W)
WlSEMAN. Milton D.. Benton ID w
WEBSTER. Walter NJ. Cecil (W).
NONDERLY. Charles H.. Lisbon WI
WEIGH. George A. sgt, Chiffon (W).
WYOMING:
NAFEz. Amen r.. Cheyenne (K).
BATES. Milford H.. Lander ID WI.
NO ADDRESS:
United States Navy.