The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
American CasualfyList

HydeVille. Vt; John k. Kestler, Bal t,more; Frank ]. Spychalski, South Bend, Ind.
 Prlvates Harry Atlas, Philadelphia; smith G. Belly. Deposit. N. Y.; Nelson Boyer, Treverton, Pa; Albert H Bud !, demeyer, Cincinnati; George w. Corry, Phliadelphia; Leslie H. Crabtree, Phil aaeiphia; Angelo D'Alessandro. Phil adeiphia; Leon S. Drew Newport, N T.; Vineeryo F'ucci. Italy; Edward L Garrln, Providence. RI; Leonard Hen ace Havana, H.. Harris Lipavsky. Chi caso; zenovy Minnich, Bridgeport, conn Clarence E. Whit1ock, Exie, Ky NIGHT LIST Washington, August f7.--A second army casualty list issued late today contained " names, including 19 killed in action, died of wounds. died of disease. IS wounded severely. wound ed, degree unde determined and 22 miss ing in action.
 Only seven southern men are men, toned in the list They are:
 Killed in action: Private Joe S. Cope land, Dardanelle, Ark.
 Died of wounds: Private Clark B. Coffman, Caddo Gap, Ark.
 Wounded severely: Privates Robert p Bradley, Cullman. Ala; Edward D. Conway, Morristown, Tenn.
 wounded. degree undetermined: Pri- yates Ernest P. Agner, Live Oak, Fla; Henry l.. Chitwood, Lula. Ga.
 Missing in action: Corp. Sidney Ed ward Brown, Marthaville, La. ] KILLED IN ACTION
 Others in the list are:
 Lieut. Lawrence J. Flaherty, East Bos- ton, Mass
 Sergts. Bernard R. Finnerty, New York; Joseph O'Rorke, New York.
 Corps. Thomas Fitzgerald, New York; Dennis Moran, Natick, Mass. Cook Walter j.. Foley, Worcester. Mass. Privates Herbert w. Allison, Monessen. Pa.; William c. Boylen. Boston: Harry Brush, Chester, Pa William J. Cassidy, Long Island City, N. T.; Patrick J. Far ley, New York; John Feeney. East Mill linocket, Me-: Frank B. Flick, Seager town. Pa; Patrick Grimes, New York; Ernest H. Kaufman, Philadelphia; Frank Kiarlski, Pittsburg; Patrick Morrissey, New York; Thomas A. Ryan. Boston.
 DIED OF WOUNDS
 Privates Joseph Bowen, East St. Louis, H., John w. Eveiand, Barneveld, Wis; Robert F. Friedman, Brooklyn; Sam Hoffman, Bremond, Tex. Albert Leibel, Campbellsport, Wis; Carl F. Ploug. Denmark.
 DIED OF DISEASE
 Privates Harold l.. Campbell. Randall. Minn.; John A. Kilfoyle, Troy, N Y.; Oscar Shower, Katy, Tex: Frank B. Toste, San Jose, Cal.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY
 Sergt Orville T. Church, Barkham- stead, Conn.
 Corps. Edwin o. Childs, Blossvale, N. Y. Louis N. Grier, Ben Avon, Pa; Harry M. Meenan, Pittsburg.
 Privates John V. Barron, Philadel- phia; John F. Buerle Philadelphia; Daniel A. Bonadies. Hartford, Conn; John Bourgeois. Worcester Mass; Thomas Brzezoski, Union City, Conn: Leon A. Coles. Mauston, Mis-; John Ii. Field Doylestown. Wis; Otis Martha Ter, Beaverdam, Wis; John J. Moyni han, Charlestown. Mass; bile Mullins. Jenkins. Ky; Gordon R. West, Union- vile, Md; Stanley H. Wolniewicz, Chi cago.
 WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
 MINED
 Lieut. John B. Stratford, New York.
 Sergt. Philip Ebel Brooklyn.
 Corp. George w. Mueller, Chicago.
 Privates Sidney A. Annas Chicago; Otto c. Clmenson, Chicago.
 MISSING IN ACTION
 Lieutenants Bryan A. Battey. New York; Oliver T. Beauchamp, Princess Anne, Md; Ralf A. Floyd, Indepen- dence, Ore.
 Corp. Fred L. Belmore, Hartford, Conn.
 Privates John R. Baker, Tippecanoe, O.; Edward D. Barnette, Monroe City, Ind; Herman V. Benson. Chester, Pa; Charlie J. Brown. Buckholts Tex: Fred A Burkard, Sheboygan, Wis. George H. Chaddick, Honey Island. Tex James B. Clark Philadelphi1 Fred C. Conkle. Elizabethtown, H.; North l.. Cope, Swidersville. Pa: Mike Crepack, Shenandoah. Pa; John IA De- zier, Indianapolis, Okla; Charles E. Foot. Mayfield, Cal: John F. Girranni, Italy; Robert T. Hall. Philadelphia John c. Murray, Westboro. Wis; Wal ter Olson, Waupaca. Wis, Andrew Yusevitz, Simpson, Pa.
 Previously reported killed in action, now reported severely wounded in ac- tion.
 Private Luke c. Franklin. Golden Pond Ky.
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