Evening star., 1918-02-10
3 3WASH|NGTON MEN
ON PARTIAL LIST
| OF TUScAN|A SAVED
Names of 800 More Survivors
Expected to Be Announced
by Officials Today.
u. S. FIGURES ON DEAD
DIFFER FROM BRITISH
War Department Places Missing at
210, Including 113 Americans;
English Give Loss as 1855 Persons. !;

English Give Loss as 166 Persons.
Nearly 200 names Of survivors Of tho
Tuscania were made public yesterday
through the committee on public infor-
nation.
Only three Of these were from Washs
ington. But there are nearly 800 sur
vivors yet to be announced, SO that
names OF the two other Washingtonians
known to have been on board may be
included.
The three reported officially SO far AZ
among the survivors are:
Mai. Benjamin f. Wade. Goth Engi.
neers: next of kin. Mrs. Benjamin f.
Wade, wife. 1927 S street northwest
Lieut.. Arthur L. Chamberlin. goth
Engineers; next of kin. Mrs. A. L
Chamberlin. wife. 1926 A street south.
east.
Private James J. O'Brien. Labors.
tory Division. Medical Corps; next Of
kin. Mrs. Ellen o'Brien. mother. s1S
I'd street northwest.
The two Washingtonians whose
names are not contained in the list OF
survivors so far announced are Private
Paul b. Kelly. goth Engineers. whose
wife lives at 400 Wisconsin avenus
northwest and Private Jerome Ken.
| nerly, 15sth Aero Squadron. whose
brother. Perry Kennerly. lives at slS
Jefferson street northwest.
From Nearby States.
In the partial list of survivors are .
number of men from nearby states.
Those from Virginia are:
Frank H. Carroll. So Windsor avs.
nue., Norfolk.
Harvey p. Holland. Wakefield.
Jesse Z. veiteh. Bnllston.
Houston L. Vest, BuenA VISTA 8eeks
bridge county.
william ID. Hammer, Knoll.
Charles E. Dely, Mouth OF Wilson.
John w. Holland. Wilmington.
william S. Miller. UrbanAa. ~
Howe ID. Willis, Rapsdan.
Those from Maryland are:
Bernard Philip Raksins 80 Aslua0
shannon L. van valsaA. 1919 Nssth
Broadway BalttAere.
Charles L. sam. 1lzs West Et0k-
IN AaEaste. r. p. GsilasAer. sss Nsrth
Calvert street, Baltimore.
Christopher Brockey. CorriganvA1A
Lawrence 8: mccoy. Bel Alton.
Charles A. Trageser, us North Ken
wood avenue. Baltimore.
Those from West Virginia ares
Hobart Quick. Gale.
Lysander H. Pigg, Eckman.
homer Ds SaVCKAys 0AAD0rak " (AADs
Lawrence Kfnnnnd, waverIy road.
Williamstown.
Obtain Additional Names.
At midnight the additional names
were in possession of the War Depart.
ment. but it was announced they would
not be arranged for publication before
today.
Ali day yesterday a steady stream Of
names of the saved flowed in over the
cables and telegraph wires and was
given the right OF way over all except
the most urgent business. Despite the
preference given to the list, moro than
$50 names out Of the first thousand ar
rived in such jumbled and incorrect
form that they meant practically MOTH
ing to the War Department, and 1t VIII
be necessary to check back over the
cables before they can be straightene4
out.
The large force Of clerks viii BE- put
at work again this morning and II the
names continue to come In by tonight ie
is expected full list Of the missing VIII
be available by checking tho list Of sur
vivors against the official list OF all those
who sailed on the Tuscania-
Thousands Scan Names.
Partial lists of the survivors were tele-
graphed to many parts OF the country
yesterday and were anxiously scanned
by thousands who hoped to find the narp6
Of relative or friend. Those who failed
to find the name they sought in the par
tial list may be reassured to the extent.
of knowing that the lists published were
about quarter Of the total Of all who
are known to be saved. and the fact that
a name does not appear in the list OF
more than a thousand available in Wash
ington last night does not necessarily in-
dicate a loss
Friends Of fully fifteen hundred men on
the Tuscania who probably were dis
yAe-fAv do hxy ypnk 6NdS Sney hal
names on the partial list Of survivors
undoubtedly will learn later that their
friends are among the survivors
There were no new official figures on
the losses available last night and the
War Department figures continued to
diner from those OF the British admiralty
sons missing, 113 Of them American SOL
diers, while the British admiraltys fig
ures put the loss at 166 missing. LAT OF
them American officers and enlisted men,
To Use Finger Prints.
The War Department has ordered finger
prints of all the unrecognizable soldiers
recovered from the Tuscania- By COM
parison with records here it will be pos
sible to identify them
The Navy Department was still with
out information confirming the report
that an American destroyer was on the
scene and participated in the chase OF
the U-boat Secretary Daniels said that
such information as was at hand led
to the conclusion that the report was
erroneous, but reiterated his statement
that one of Vice Admiral Sims force
might easily have been present.
A copy of the official report made by
the commanding officer of the British
convoy will be sent to the Navy De-
partment as soon as that document has
been approved by the British admiralty.
Navy officials do not expect to get this
renort for at least two weeks.
william Christianson. Rider l.. Leer.
Archie McCracken, Lewis P. Carlisle,
William f. Lanca ster. Mark T. Gibson,
Lewis D. Baker. Willard Griffith. Willie
P. Leblanc. Clinton Dolph, Cecil Duke.
Francis Hughes, Lester L. Smith. Jake
Rossman, Richard Johnston. Howard
Kenyon.
The names of forty-seven sick and
injured American troops. confined i'm
three hospitals at port on the Irish
Basil G. Bailek. Bruno E. Bluhms
William C. Brady, Samuel Comb.
Charles LemueT Davis, Earl Wilder
Drake. John Fuller. Myron Nelson
Hayes, Elmer T. Holden. Lloyd 7. Kolb..
Arthur. william Liga. Joseph Emmett