Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1918-08-21
.337 NAMES SENT
BY PERSHING IN
WAR CASUALTIES
IA Reported Missing in Ac-
ton; 9S Severely Wounded;
Sc Killed in Action

Washington, Aug. 21.-The cas-
ualty list to-day contained 3S7
names, cabled by the commanding
general of the American Expedition
airy Forces. OF these the great est
number, IA, are reported missing in
action. The wounded severely num-
ber 9S. The following Pennsylva-
mans are reported:
KILLED IN ACTION
Priyates
Curtis J. Wilson, Hawley.
Albert S. Grant, Butler.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Corporal
John Chicosky. Forest City.
Robert w. Martin. Pottsville.
Thre Blure, Scranton.
WOUNDED
degree Undetcrminedl
Corporal
Leslie A. Batdorf, Shamokin.
Private
Harry James Mckenzie. Pittsburgh.
MISSING IN ACTION
Captain
James Burke Cousart. Philadelphia.
Lieutenants
William Bateman. Wayne.
Edward Hitzeroth, Philadelphia.
Walter L. Swarts. Scranton.
Bugler
Clark II. limerick, Bellwood.
Cook
Charles w. Tuttle, Philadelphia.
Frank w. Alltis. Ardmore.
John j. Cannon, Carbondale.
NincenZo Coluccio, Pittsburgh.
William w. Evans, Scranton.
Elwood L. Hummel, Espy. Column
bia county.
Antoni Jacewicz. Johnstown.
Harvey Steif. Ford City.
Antoni Kaszewski, Philadelphia.
George X. oore, Philadelphia.
Nelson Siegel, Philadelphia.
George Smith, Philadelphia.
William E. Stauffer, Willow Grove.
Joseph Tartaglio, Philadelphia.
Corporal
Walter II. Keirsey, Philadelphia.
Bugier
James j. Henry. Philadelphia.
Wagner
Edmund c. Meyer, Philadelphia.
Priyates
Domenico Di Cicco, Philadelphia.
Ambrose n. Dufner, Pittsburgh.
Harry Dunkel. Knox.
Edward II. Flory, York.
Walter H. Gabel, Philadelphia.
KWaylm9nd Wil,iam on + r. RdR6 SiRR6ons; Dnnmore'
Max Borland, Philadelphia.
Harry BoXman, Philadelphia.
Joseph Brisk. Miners Mills.
W after II. toTlHh, w
Harry +. Dreyer, Philadelphia.
Carl c. Enderlin, Mt. Oliver. Pitts
burgh.
Edward A. Featherstone. Wilkes
Barre.
William Fenstermacher. Bowmans-
town.
Giuseppe Filippeni. Ardmore.
George Hanish. Old Forge.
Aloysius Hickey, Kenneth Square.
Joseph NJ. LAWN. Olyphant.
Arthur IlheratOrC. PhiladelDhla
Gustav y. Longerman, Mt. Oliver.
Pittsburgh.
William II. Moore. Philadelphia.
Cashmere Nirita. Johnstown.
Bert +. O'ConneIl. Philadelphia.
julius Onefresky, Mahanoy City.
Charles Opanovitz. Dickson City.
Arthur Perry. Philadelphia:
Harry E. Rothermal. Allentown.
Nicholas Russin. Butler.
Leo III. Schissler, Philadelphia.
Stanley Wernicki, Pittsburg.
Edward ID. Whitehead, Allentown.
Ralph Withey. Bloomsbury.
John Zoloski. Mocanaqua.
Felix Frank Gutowsky, Kingston.
Fred HodgSon, Scranton.
George II. Hoffman, Philadelphia.
Joe Leemoties Sycamore.
Pasqualo Livrono. Leechburg.
Sabettino Lizzi, Philadelphia.
Alexander Meyers, Green Lane.
Howard John Muller. Williamsport.
CZertav Przygucki, Braddock.
Myer RAIDER. Chester.
Jaseph Scarlata, Pittsburgh.
Friend Il. Sheerer. Winners.
Emidio Tenaglio, Budmont.
Sam Thomas. Philadelphia.
Robert Il. Trainer, Allentown.
Miles E. Van Sickle, Berwick.
Vince Wilson, Nintondale.
Edward s. Showaker Philadelphia.
Charles II. Simmons. Philadelphia.
Clark II. snyder, Bloomsbury.
Elmer Il. snyder. Bloomsbury.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES
The following casualties are re-
ported by the Commanding General
of the American Expeditionary
Forces:
Died of wounds received in action.
Wounded in action (severely -. 5
wounded in action. degree unde-
termlned) ...... ............... 8
Is
WOUNDED IN ACTION
degree UndeterminedD
Corporal
Edward D. Quinn. Philadelphia.
Private
previously ReDOrted MisSincD