The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-23
ARMY LIST

| Washington, June 22.-The stea@iy increasing participation of American troops in the fighting in France, was sharply marked in today's army cas- lalty list Of the 15s men named, 52 including three officers, were killed in action--the heaviest death roll from the battlefield yet made public.
 Probably no particular action is re- sponsible for the number of killed, but it is an accumulation from the five or six sections of the front where Americans are fighting. and from La- trol actions as we'll as from larger operations like the attack yesterday near Chateau Thierry to rectify the lines.
 lows:
 Killed in action, 52.
 Died of wounds, 26.
 Died of airplane accident, 1. Died of disease g.
 Died of accident and other causes, 10. Wounded severely 37.
 l Wounded, degree undetermined, 2.
 Missing in action, I5.
 Prisoner, l.
 The list includes the following from southern states:
 Killed in action. Lieut.. T. H. Wat son. Raleigh. N. C.; Private Ely Light, Jr., Melbourne. Fla Charlie H. Me- Tnturff, Powell. Tenn; James W. Ray, Pages Mill. S. C.; Edgar w. Sellers Easley, S. c.
 Died of wounds, Corpl Joseph F. i iCely, Paisley. $. C.
 i Died of disease, Private Ed c. Ruffin, Spring Grove, Surry county Virginia
 Died aeroplane accident, Sergt, Sam { w. Campbell, Anniston, Ala. Died of accident and other causes, I Private Louis E. Kleeber, Woodville, Miss.
 | Wounded severely. Capt. Mark W. Clark. Atlanta, Ga; Corpl. Charles H. : Barckley, Rosemary, N. C.; Privates Sammie Bell. Pensacola. Fla; Jacob l.. Bowman, Lebanon. Tenn; Hayward f Dennis, Troy, s. C.; Harry J. Hougesen :. tEscatawpa, Ala. Walter F. Kyte, Col l umbus, Ga; Sam R. Lucas, Kershaw $ s. C.; Shelby D. Lee, Calhoun City ;, Miss; William C. Parker. 563 Plum : street, Macon, Ga.
 e REMAINDER OF LIST ' Other names in the list are: g Killed in action: Capt. Jesse 1owen c Chicago; Lieuts. Quentin R. Logic, New
 York; Carter l.. Ovington, Valmore
 Paris. Sergts. Paul Gegere, Greenbay il Wis; Frank Gowing. Watertown, N r. Ii George A. Hopp, Orenoga, Mo; Frank L
 Medeiros, South Boston, Mass; Lawrence
 Trego, Woodward, Okla: Corp. Emi
 Meyer, Jr., Syracu-e, N. Y; lvie L. Rig
 don, Sterling Kan; Wslter Seitz, Belle | vile, Ill.
 = Prfvaees James E. Caldwell, Gelena
 Kent count.-, N.aryD-ad; James CAky
 ,,cveland Ky. Amor c. Coaran. Ed n
 Ky; Fr.tts D. Corrigan, Erl nser, K.
 Joe Curtis, West Lynn, Mass.
 Bernard Davidoff, Chicago; E.ner
 Dean, Fort Gay, Va; Albert Debackel
 Detroit; Charles J. Dolan, hauch Cnuni
 Pennsylvania.
 Of Joseph c. Farrow, Indianapolis; Cal g. Fey, Schuyll<ill Haven. Pa.
 George A. Hendrickson, Salt Lake CitS n- Utah; Leroy Hill, Gardner. Kan. til Wesley L. Keller, Lowering, Mich; ETH ct est Kratzki, Brooklyn, N. Y. Id Domenico Labata, Italy sy Lewis N Mattory, Cooperstown, N. IL Conrad G. Malsahn, Chicago; Alexands is L. Morley, Athens, Pa. sL William ODel, New Britain, Conn. UT Robert Peel Lawrence Mass; Christ at Peterson, Wilton, N. D.
 Claude Quinn, Sheridan Wyo
 Wirt Rhodes Bedding, Mich.
 William w. Schcville, Soldiers Grow
 Wis: Elsie E. Scott, Los Angeles; Fran s- H. smith, Decker, Mont; Herbert
 smith, Milwaukee; Jacob Il. smltn, la, M M' , nominee, Wis; John Il. ouihiierS, SiaiN N' oe bury, w. Va
 James F. Toutloff, Bayfeld, Wis.
 Zue yandeyeer. Stonington, Ill., Elm HI. vanker Detroit.
 Stanislaus WajeciechawslSi, Detroit = Henry Walker, Sturgeon Bay, WIS. Cha' re ley E. Wnlison, Gilmore City. la ,,, Id i,,ad of wounds Lieut.. John D. Ell a. lery, Jr., Brooklyn :. y ,v sarrt Harry Gibstein, Bronx, N. ' - peter I Kobler, Hartford, Conn; Oi 'e lando M. Loomis, Sayre, Ja; Mechahi 'e Arthur J. Cole. Utica. N. H.. .,, in Corp. Leon D. Buntin, WaikersVlln' m Mich; Howard Dickersoh' "aiso' n- Colo. , \ privates Adolph Block Mineola, ' ' ITS V. George C. Button. Frankinville, ' be VI. E!me. Nj. Curtis. Seattle, Wasn or Jones L. Deetz, Aurora. ore; Carro he Depriest, Charlottesville, Mo. Jaihcs ,f Dougrenev, Toledo. Ohio; Harvey
 Fahnestal, Rapid City, Mich Ineoao, @ v, nt. Chicago; George K. Goodwin. Bryan all m. Ira E. Harvey. Nashville, Mo is ,ron;e Marckie, Chicago; Nelson Plci ot wall wilmington, Vt; Earl w. Sne'
 Lynn. Mass; Abraham D. Simons' Sh
 cago: samuel Snyder, Napa, Cal; bel
 ian,in c. White, South Haaley' Mass
 Dominic,x Zeccola, New York. ,o, niad of disease: Privates James Co se- lins. Lancaster, England; William So h. nellie. Homestake, Mont; John J. Doh' , on ha,e. New York Martin 2. Lacy' Mul M lz- hail. Pa. Eugene l.. McWilliams. Sne ed ton. Neb.; Joseph B. Thompson, Fo on scott. Kan; Roy Van Valkenberg' kel
 honksoa, N Y.; Arzie zeimerscheio IT, Mora. Mo. - ansa .sk pied of accident and other cause
 rorn Aaron S. Harrie. Richvale, Cal in- Privates Charles w. Mowen, Atian. all city: Ralph Damon. New York cnarl
 T. Duffy, New Haven. Conn. fran
 E Masl, Chicago; Giovanni Muscietr
 Rallston, N. r.; James Canlon' Herma
 Fl Piclbcrg, Chicago
 wounded severely: Lieut.. Samu
 smith. Danbury, Conn; Corps. hichnl
 Moses Clio. Ky; Peter Polchinsh
 Naw York; Roy Reynolds. ontarV
 Ora. Julius L. schlosses. Chicago.
 Priyates Clarence F. Annis. Rusn
 D: Baldero Delbeato ltaiy5 Josep
 n Freet. Hanover. Pa; Ben1amin Golt
 n,an New York Raymond Hosford, Mf
 nominee. Wis: William Jacobson, Ne
 york. Clair W. Knapp. Cawrensvln
 pa Harry M Mathis. Cincinnati Ele
 rard n. McAleer, Springfield, Mass
 rx.f~l,,arev Ressemer, Mich. Maj