Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-09-09
Continued from PaGe One

those OF tWehy-nine PennsylNanians ap-
pear. The afternoon newspaper list con-
tains the names Of fifteen men from this
State. This list totals 2sS names
The list of wounded, missing and cap
tives follows:
Corporal John X. Finney, 1926 North
Eleventh street.
Cook Frank J. stsisisH.. 1857 Mel
rose street.
Private stanley G. Burns, 1906 West
Clearfield street
Privnt. James Cack. SIS South Ran
dolph street
wishart street.
Private Louis Feldmsn. 234 Ritner
street.
Private stanley J. Mickowski. 2ssS
Mercer street.
Private stanley Cha aJnacki. 31s North
Twenty third street.
Private Isaac shaeGer, 1854 wyalusinE
avenue
Private william n. PalacIo. 1908
North Thirteenth street.
Privae W. Priestly canadian army 4;
army no address given.
Private A. !. Cuthbert canadian
Army no address given.
private W. Prtestley. Canadian army.
army
PREVIOUSLY REPORTEp MISSING
NOW REPORTED WOUNDED
Private stanley c. Burns. 1905 West
Clearfield street.
Private Ciiferd II. Harbridse. 62y
North Fortieth street.
MISSING
Corporal Lewis r. Nelson. 2131 South
Thirteenth street
Private Charlie. wnh,. 4s3S North Fif-
teenth street.
Sergeant Richard G. Newman. 222l
South Sxty-seventh street
Private benjamin Freeman. 1850
North Twenty-seventh street.
Private stanley Kieibsnsk'. 52i South
Front street.
PRISONERS
CAMP GIESSEN
Private John II. simon. DR.. 1851
North Sixty-second street.
CAMP LIMBURG
Private r. =. Showaker. 6655 Crow
son street.
private r. II. Keu. 1929 Hamilton
street.
private Max Borisnd, 1927 North
sixth street.
private T. H. Allen. 632s wyalusins
avenue.
Private l.. II. Grey. % East Mount
Pleasant avenue.
q. II. Hoffman, 124S North Fifty-sev-
enth street.
J. p. Redding. .2e2S Peltz street
CAMP LANGENsALzA
Private J. r. Keenan,, 1929 Mifin
street.
private David Rob, 1908 Girard ave-
nue..
Private Nelson sIeseI. sol Dudley
street.
CAMP DARMSTADT
Sergeant c. II. keeier, 5541 Westmin-
ster avenue.
CAMP RAsTATT
Private Michael Viola, 40l7 Poplar
street.
NAME OF CAMP UNKNOWN
Private II. r. Dreyer. 21S5 Simpson
street.
FROM NEARBY POINTS
Lieutenant James G. Graham. no
Pembroke avenue. Lansdcwne missing
Private Edgar a. Weaver. of Malvern.
Pa. wounded.
Private Frank W. AIltis, of Ardmore,
|
in action.
private Louis 4. Bregan, of Doyles.
town, Pa. : wounded.
Private George Atkinson, Of D6yles-
! town, Pa. wounded.
| Private John Atkinson, of Doylestown,
Pa, gassed.
I Private Russell. Kolbe. of Doylestown,
! Pa: wounded
( Private John LanEe, of Doylestown
wounded.
Private. Mark A. McCunney. OF
Dsylestown; missing.
/ Private Albert street. of North
Wales; gassed.
Private Eugene H. Kissinxer, OF
Z Chester; wounded.
4 SKETCHES OF HEROES
Lieutenant Colonel Frank J. Duffy, OF
the l03d Engineers composed Of Penn
sylvania troops. is the second highest
ranking PENNSYLVANIA to meet death
on the battlefelds of France. His home
is in Scranton Mrs. Duffy. who was
before her marriage. Miss Bertha Hen
senbruch. of this city. is now with her
mother. Mrs. s. c. Hensenbruch, 34l7
| Spring Garden street
Colonel Duff was killed when a shell
exploded as he was being hurried to
the firing line in the side seat of a
motorcycle. The driver of the machine
was also killed.
Colonel Duffy was thirty-four years
old and a native Of Scranton. He had
| charge of 500 electrical employees OF the
| Delaware. Iackawanna and Western
Coal Company before enlisting a year
! ago. He won rapid promotion to a
majorship and was made lieutenant colo.
mel before the Twenty-eighth Division
left Camp Hancock for overseas.
. Word of his death, which was caused
by concussion, was received through
I Captain Walter Camp, Yale's famou.
athlete, who wrote to his wife of tn,
death Of Colonel Duffy. In the letter h,
incosed a note from the Rev. Perc,
Houghton chaplain of the regiment
telling of Colonel Duffy's burial at nigh
in a churchyard near where he met hi
death. No children survive Colone
Duffy.
Sergeant Richard c. Newman, Com
pany B. l0sth Infantry, has beei
slightly gassed according to word re
ceived in this city today by his parents
Mr. and Richard A. Newman. 2221 Soutl
Sixty-seventh street He is now in
bass hospital near Paris. In lette
written by him to his mother. Sergean
Newman told of having been gassed, bu
expected to be back with his compan
in a few days. Sergeant Newman wa
bayonet instructor at Camp Hancock
where ne was appointed sergeant. II
enlisted May of last year. Befor
entering the service he was employe
as sheet iron metal worker.
Private Andrew Bsskin, reported NOR
than a month ago by the War Depart