The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-31
DAYS CASUALTIES

<. Washington, July 3o.-The army cas- ualty list today shows:
 Killed in action, II; died of wounds, Il; died of disease, 15; died of accident and other causes. 3; wounded severely. s0; wounded slightly, i; missing, 3; to- cal, 145.
 The list. includes the following from southern states:
 Killed in action: Lieut. George W. Berriman, Tampa, Fla.
 Died from wounds: Private Frank Deaton, Clarendon, Tex.
 Died of disease: Privates Armisted L, Davis, Bowling, Green. Va; James Epps, Eustis, Fla; Croston Pierson, Mill Haven, Ga. Emmett L. Simmons, Tampa. Florida.
 Died from accident and other causes Private Curney Page, Wilson, N c.
 Wounded severely: Maj. Goodwin Compton. 1755 Faxon avenue, Memphis; Capt. Robert K Whitson, Union City, Tenn; Corp. Ray Carroll, Pittsburg. Tenn; Privates Harry M. Dupiantis, Montegut, La. Harry M. Joyner, Con- cord, N. C.
 Killed in Action: Maj. James NJ. Mc- Loud, England.
 Lieuts. Frank Booma, Portsmouth, N. H.; Norman D. DuBois Montclair, N. J.
 Sergts. Grant M. Barber, Greybull, Wyo.; George W. Ross, Oakland, Cal.
 Corp. Clyde Needham, Lodi, Cal.
 Pr'vates: Carl Johnson, Newton, Kan Elso S. Johnson, Freport, Ill.,; Richard P. Kudtke. Chatham, Ill.,; Clyde A. Nc Kea Westwood, Cal; Arthur Marquand. Hamilton. Md; Clement M Summers, Ashland. Ore. Kenneth l.. Sutherland. Topeka, Kan. Charles Wilson, Marion, Ind; Stephen Wood, Buffalo
 Died from wounds: Sergt. Harry Clubb. San Antonio, Tex; Corporal Bertram Aaron, Pa6ucah, Ky.
 Privates Wilfred Albert, Augusta Me-; Clarence D. Crabtree, Marengo, Ind; Monte H. Fuller, Wheelock, Vt; William W. Keller, Wales, Pa; Edward W. Lar kosh, Providence, R. l.; Donald c. Mac Kinnon, Gloucester, Mass. Fred Watson, Rosbury, Mass.
 Died of disease: Sergt. Carl J. Lautz, Buffalo; Cooks John H. Arnold, Doni- phan, Mo; Merritt Winsell, Dexter, Ia.
 Privates Wilbur J. Blakemore, Barnes vile, O.; Clarence A. Clark, Eufaula. Okla; Rogers Franklin, Cameron, Tex; Samuel Jaffe, Waynesboro, Pa; Joseph M. Sweerzer, Haverhill, Mass; Theodore l.. Trouth, Dixon, Ill.,; Owen F. Tuohy, Pittsburg; Jchn Wilson, HannibalsMo.
 Died from accident and other causes: Cook Arthur B. Oldstrom, Chicago; Pri- yates Raymond A. Renkenberger, Berlin Center, o.
 Wounded severely: Maj. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr, New York; Captains Will liam J. Condon, New Brunswick, N. J., Lieutenants Francis x. Callahan, Port land, Me; John S. Cromelin, Hackensack, N. J.; Sergeants Clayton A. Barrows. Hartford, Conn; John T. Griffin, South Boston, Mass; George J. Mackenzie Sa- lem, Mass; Howard D. Springsteen, For est Hills, N Y; Walter B. Worlock, Uti- ca, N. Y
 Corporals: Ellsworth A. Burnham, Chelsea Mass; Robert F. Costello, Hartford, Conn; Raymond w. Cum minsh Kearney, Mo; John Deloche, Mcdonald, Pa; Harry M. Dexter, Can " Walter A. Guilden, Mattapan, Mass; Clifford L. Herring, Rockville, Conn.,, Raymond E. Kincaid, Fairhaven, Vt; Harry Mckenzie, Hartford, Conn; Ed win Martin, Chelsea, Mass; Bernard D. Murphy, Hartford, Conn; Victor Rasmussen, Denmark; Harry l.. Smith, Boston; Winfred J. White, Boston, Mass; George F. Patee (machinisD lSouth Orange. Conn.
 :, Private Jack B. Albright, Mononsa- hela, Pa; Chester P. Amber, Wilmette. l H.; Anthony Balkus, Waterbury. Conn; Robert J. Bangert, Chicago; William Bickerdyke, England; War ren Black, Ottawa, Kan; Edward Ca miens, Point Marion, Pa.; Joseph w. Games, Newington, Conn; Morley 4. l Cook, Anderson, Ind; John H. Cooper, Monongahela, Pa.: Howard c. Crosby. Rozbury, Mass; John A. Cross. Chi cago; Robert %. Davis, Fair Haven, 1 Vt; John E. Desc, Champlain, N. Y.; l Charles E. Evans, Philadelphia; Archie
 Ewens, Pittsburg; George R. .Feeley Natick, Mass. Joseph M. Feeley Natick, Mass; Santos Fernandez | I 1ESFII1El7T