Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-05-08

75Americans
Listed Today
in Casualties

Washington, May S.-The casual
ty list today contains rs names di-
vided as follows: Killed. in action.
13; died of accident, .; died of dis
ease, 3; wounded severely, 13,
wounded slightly, 4; missing in ac-
ton, 8.
Six officers were named. Lieu
tenants Egbert William Bach. Pied
mont, Cal, Arthur r. Gaylord,
Minneapolis, Mimi, and Frank S.
Haif, Chelsea, Mass, were killed in
action.
Lieutenants Julian y. Dowell,
Washington, D. c., and John X.
Grisard, Chicago. died of accident.
Lieutenant William H. Gordon
New York City, is, missing in ac-
ton.
Lieutenant Edgar B. holland O!
Leesburg. Va, previously reported
missing, is now reported in a hos
pital suffering from shell shock.
Killed in Action.
Lieutenants Egbert William
Beach, Piedmont, Cal. Arthur r.
Gaylord. Minneapolis, Mimi, Frank
S. Hanf, Chelsea, Mass, Corporal
Kenneth L. Diver, Sunman, Ind,
Privates Fred Buckley, Bayonne, y.
j., Michael J. Coughlin. Manches-
ter, Mass, John Deardosky, Hecla,
Pa. Troy f. Forrest, Mammoth
Springs, Ark. Gene G. Henson,
F'Ornfelt. Mo. John Linton, Chicago,
H. S. Medawar. Mount Lebanon
Syria, William Phennig, Los An
geles, Cal, F. P. FaIleley, Pratt
City, Ala.
Died of Accident.
Lieutenants Julian n. Dowell,
Washington, d. c., John G. Girls
ard, Chicago,
Died of Disease.
Privates Henry COner, Crowville,
La. T. ]. Shea, Fall River, Mass,
James Shields. Greenville, Miss.
Wounded Severely.
Corporal ]. n. Walker, Baltimore.
Md. Priyates Raymond. c. Bryant.
Baltimore, Mr., Joseph F. Firth.
Pottsville, Pa, Thomas R. Harri-
son. ST. Aubert, Mo. Alexander C.
Hipes, San Francisco, Cal, Henry
F Mcpherson, Greenville, KY,
Clyde Millard Mont Pelier, Ind,
James K. Rosser, Broadway, n c.,
Davis A. Saunders. Chicago. JaroI-
slav Sruta. Chicago. W. c. Wit.
Philadelphia. Pa, Dave Wetka, Du-
luth. Mimi, Dean Zeller, Washburn,
\. D.
Weunded Slightly.
Sergeants H. S. Fretz, Easton,
Pa, Kelsie W. Kellum, Cincinnati,
Ohio, Edward A. Lechnier. CIeve-
land. Ohio, Dennis R. Shirley, Ed
mOnd, Ky, Corporals L. T. Hagood,
Oakdale. Tenn. Rube Nelson, Ken
nan. Wis, Gerald D. Whitney, st.
Charles, ILL.,, Wagner Daniel D.
Mcconnell, Kingstree, S. c., Pri-
Yates V. D. Ambrosier, New Haven,
Conn. Bryan Andrews. Antoine.
Ark. V. H. Bowen. Baltimore, Mr..
Samuel Caudill, Phelps, Wis, V B.
Coffey, Burlington, \. D., Samuel
S. Darmstadt, New York City,
Thomas r. Doyle Easton, Pa, Gun
nard Erickson, nerd. Mimi, l..
J. GOerz. Los angeles, Cal, j. E.
Haagenson, Fontanella, Iowa, H d.
Harden. Poca City, Okla, Sidney
C. Harris. Topeka, Kan, Gust Kali
las. Omaha. Neb., John Kurtolick,
Wauseon, Ohio, Ray E. McAuhland,
Lowell, Mass, Boyd Macdonald,
Grafton, n. D., William Mason, For
ney, n. c.. John Micona. Coal City,
Ill, Clyde L. Noel, Farmersburg,
Ind, Frank A. OBrien, Baltimore,
Mr., John Phillips, Griffin. Ga. Phil
ip F. Radcliffe. Baltimore, Md,
Sterling Rice. Easton, Pa, Harry
Robinson. Haverford. Pa. Perry
Shepperd, Decoy, KY, Henry D.
Stansbury, Baltimore. Md, Frank
Watkins, Millville, \. j., Vincent
Whitehill. Cory. Pa, Alfred A.
Wolfe. Easton. Pa, John A. Young,
Baltimore. Md, Ross P. Young,
Johnsonburg. Pa, John F. Seel,
Philadelphia, Pa, William H.
Stricken. Baltimore. Md.
Mission in Action.
Lieutenants William H. Gordon.
New York City, Privates Homer
Waters. Norwood, Mo-, Louis Sand
Ter, Philadelphia, Pa.
Reported Missing.
Joseph Stonina, Webster, Mass,
Lieutenant Edgar B. holland, Lees
burg. Va. These were previously
reported missing in action now re-
ported as patients in hospital suf-
fering from shell shock.