Perth Amboy evening news., 1918-08-19
ARE AMONG THE
746 NAMES ON
CASUALTY LIST
One South River Boy Also on
List; Iverson and Urbanski
Are Victims.

Adam Urbanski of zoo Grant street
and Frederick Iverson of sos Arnold
avenue, this city, are both on today's $
casualty list, as issued by the War De-
partment, listed as missing in action.
There are TAG names on the lists as
given out today, with number OF
Jerseymen appearing. including one
from South River, Frank Shamry ana
one from New Brunswick. Walter Scott
Clark, both missing in action.
The first list of names, numbering
s7e, was divided as follows: Killed in
action, co. missing in action, 12e;
wounded severely, 100; died OF
wounds, 10; died of disease, 10; died
of accidents and other causes. 8; died
of airplane accident, /; wounded, de-
gree undetermined, 81.
The second list contains $40 names,
as follows: Killed in action, So; died
of wounds, II: died from airplane ac-
cident, 1; died of disease, 3; died from
accident and other causes, 3; wound
ed severely, 1876; wounded, degree un-
determined, 10; missing In action,
Urbanski, twenty-eight years old,
resided here with his sister, Miss
Stancia Urbansl5i, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Herbert IN Grant street for
many years until 1915, when he
moved to Chicago. In 1917 when the
first draft law passed Urbansii regis
tered in Chicago and several months
later returned to this city. He then
resided here with his relatives Tor
a short time and enlisted in the infan-
try.
He enlisted through the local re-
cruiting station.
He was first sent 10 Fort sllocum
and later to a camp in South Carolina.
After several months stay there he
was shipped to Camp Merritt ana In
April sailed for overseas.
His sister in Grant street received
a telegram from Washington notify
ing her of the news. The telegram
read that he had been missing since
July 10.
Urbanski has several relatives in
this city and has a father and mother
somewhere in Europe.
The name of Iverson, giving his ad-
dress as sos Arnold avenue, also ap-
peared on the casualty list this morn
ing.
Vain efforts were made this morning
70 secure full particulars concerning
Iverson but no person by that name
could be located in the vicinity OF that
address. It was learned that people
by that name had lived there some
time ago but their whereabouts now
are uncertain.
The Jerseymen reported on today's
casualty list include the following as
missing in action:
William Watts Williamson, LAM
bertville.
Julius Zawadsld, Newark.
Charles s. Anderson, Hoboken.
Emilio Buso, Rarttan.
Marian Choyenslki, Orqngez.
william r. Fleming, Jersey City.
bonus Eebelchelx, Jersey City.
Frank Shamry, South River.
Francis II. Smith, Newark.
Michael j.. Connolly, CRAWFORD.
Cornelius p. Englishmans Paterson.
Wounded severely:
Charles Patrick Gallagher, Roebiin&.
James j. Murphy, Jersey City.
- NArthur w. Dwyer, Boonton.
Nicholas Gariucio, BayOnne.
wounded, degree undetermined:
( Albert Il. Jaeobus, Cedar Grove.
The second list shows the name OF
Chester A. Graham. OF Newark. kills
casualty Mst include the following list
ed as missing in action.
Walter Scott Clark, New Bruns-
wick.
Paul A. Martin Eutleya
Chester p. Plat, Thorofare.
Charles B. Mitchell, Jersey CITY.
william Feldblum, Newark.
Joe Gambo, Newark.
Edward p. Hunt, Jersey City.
Wounded severely:
Oscar III. Wurzba0lx, Newark.
: Michael TObes, Paterson.
IAeut. Frank HoIlingsworth, Pali-
sade.
Thomas A. Beatty, Hobolren.
Died of disease:
Elisha Kelly snodgrass, Princeton.