The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1918-08-08
ANERCN CASUALTY LIST FOR DAY TOTALS 0l4 WITH l85 DA

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France. She was said to be in serious
condition last night. Corporal D'Agas-
tho 10 widower and has n nine-year-
old son who lives with his grandmother.
He was wounded July 49,
Private Arthur @. Cleary. 10. Of Com
pany Il. 165th Infantry, mentioned In
yesterdays casualty lists as being Sc
verely wounded, had been a member OF
the Twenty-third Regiment OF Brooklyn
before being transferred to the Fighting
Sixty-ninth." His father. Thomas Cleary,
a widower, lives in 3s2 East 137th street,
The Bronx. In recent letter Cleary
told OF having been slightly wounded
and OF his expectation that there would
be "a big battle in a few days"
Mrs. Walter X. Theali OF Mount Yer
non was Informed by the War Depart
ment yesterday that her husband, a cor
poral In Company C, 105th Infantry,
was severely wounded In action July 81.
He Is - years old and was employed
by silk manufacturing company in
Waterbury, when he enlisted in the Sew
enty-first New York and went to the
Mexican border. He was discharged
upon his return. but reentered the GER
vice when the United States declared
war. He Is a son of Clarence f. Theali
OF $50 Union avenue. Mount Vernon, a
deputy sheriff.
SCI scdht Louis DOrnD, reported as Sc
verely wounded July is, is a son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Harris NJ. Domb. 7ss Flushing
avenue. Williamsburg. He is % years
old and was member of the Sixty-nlnth
for three years. When 1t became the
165th Infantry he was attached to Com
pany E
The address Of Private Albert Miller
of the Marine Corps. reported on vest err
days casualty list as being wounded in
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1879 linton street, The Bronx. There
is no such number and he is not known
In the neighborhood.
Private James J. Wynne, member
OF Company F. 165th Infantry, reported
| wounded in action. Is a son OF Michaef
| and Mary Wynne. POI West Fifteenth
street. He is a graduate of Xavier
School and we'll known in the Chelsea
and Greenwich Village sections OF tho
Xavier and Camel clubs.
1sador Manages, one of the first
drafted men to go to Camp Upton. was
| reported yesterday as being severely
wounded July rs. He lived With his
! mother at l3l, Corona avenue, Coro-
ma, l.. 7.
On yesterdays list of severely wound
ed is the name Of Private William F.
Gordon. who lived with his mother at
Belle Harbor. L. !. He enlisted in the
Sixty-ninth Infantry in April. 1916, and
saw service on the Mexican border. He
went to France last October. He
was formerly assistant paying teller in
the Garfield National Bank, New York.
| Private Joseph Slevin. reported Sc
verely wounded, is not known at II
Pleasant place. Brooklyn. the address
given by the War Department. nor in
the neighborhood.
Lawrence Listing. Battery F. Fiji
teenth Field Artillery. was severely
wounded July 10. according to a mes
sage received yesterday by his mother,
Mrs, Mary Listing. IS Miller avenue.
Brooklyn. This is the second time he
has been listed in the casualties. He
was gassed last May and passed six
weeks in a hospital. He was born in
Brooklyn and graduated from Public
School 1913.
Letters DO Not Mention Wound.
Private Frank Petry of Company F.
1880 Infantry. formerly the Second
Maine. was reported as severely wound
ed July 10. but his mother. Mrs. Sophie
Petry Of 1870 Tenth avenue Brooklyn,
Yesterday received three letters from
him dated July Is. 20 and %, in which
he made no mention of having been
wounded.
Eugene Cunningham. a private in the
| Sixty-ninth Infantry. wounded July Is.
wrote n letter TO his mother. who lives
! In 1916 Fortythird street, Brooklyn,
which reached her yesterday. in which
he said:
| Il have seen my comrades fall all
around me. It's just like the wind
blowing the leaves from a tree. There's
! no telling which may be the next. 1t
may be me. But we are not afraid to
carry on"
Cunningham is "a years old and was
a reporter on the Brooklyn Standard
Union and the Brooklyn Citise,, before
| he enlisted
| The parents OF Isadore Magness Of
1913 Corona avenue. Corona, yesterday
received news that he was severely
wounded July rs. He was drafted early
in 1917 and trained at Camp Upton. He
was formerly professional boxer.
known in the ring as Young Buckley"
Private William J. Noonan OF the
Sixth Regiment OF Marines, on yester-
days list of wounded is a son of Mrs.
Margaret Noonan OF 13 Jefferson street,
Jersey City. He Is rs years old and
was formerly employed by the Penn
sylvania Railroad.
Corporal George A: Menkens. reported
| severely wounded. Is son of Mrs.
Jersey City. He enlisted in the Regular
Army two years ago and was formerly
| an Erie Railroad fireman.
Charles J. Hilton of 5s5 Park place.
Brooklyn. a member OF Company H.
165th Infantry. wounded July 10. en-
listed In the Regular Army In April.
1915. and was with the Second Field
Artillery on the border. He was trans
ferred to his present command last fall.
He attended Public School and the
Commercial High School.
Private Daniel Chisholm OF Company
A. sixth Engineers. killed In action July
Z. lived with his parents and younger
brother and sister In 1929 Nelson ave-
nue., The Bronx. He has four brothers
serving in France. all OF them volun-
teers. He was a member of the Knights
of Columbus and the Eagles and was
an electrician employed by the New
York, New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road before entering the service
Intelligence Man Killed.
Emanuel Brode, "a. reported killed in
yesterdays casualty lists, was a MEM
Der Of the Army Intelligence Bureau
and lived with his parents at 165 Audu-
bon avenue. He sailed for France in
April and was killed July 10. He was
formerly in the real estate business and
| was keeper of records and seals in Far
court Lodge. knights of Pythias
Private David Peter Norris, SO. re-
ported killed In yesterdays list of Ma
rine Corps casualties, had served In the
Canal Zone, reenlisting at the outbreak
If the war He lived with his sister