The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-28

Ward Chapman, Vienna, Ill.,; Frank Cyril Cooper, Brokton, Mass; Sergeants Charles s. Abbott, Pittsfield, Mass A. Klein, Brooklyn; Clifford R. Sisk. Keo- kuk, la; Daniel M. Wallach. New Pork; Corporals Arthur Bateman, South Gov entry, Conn; Herbert R. Bean, Bethel, Me; Allen J. Fitzmorris, Showhegan, Me-. Peonard Langsdorf, Philadelphia; Lawrence N. Litchfield, Newton, Mass l; Maurice J. Murphy, Brooklyn; Richard T. Murphy, Ashland, Mass; Jehn l.. Waite, Waco, Tex. Hugh R. Williams, Olney, Tex; Privates John H. Alsen, Dorches- ter, Mass; Ivan Sates, Glen Campbell, Pa; James J. Brennan, New Yorg; Stephen Carcn, Worcester, Mass; John J. Chryst, New York; Irving H. Colby, Peabody, Mass; San Curone, Philadel- phia; Walter I. Currant Boston; George c. Dantocth, Somerville, Mass. John R.. Devoid North Ferrisburg, Vt; Charles c. Erwin, Okanogan, Wash; Domenick Fattor, Chicago; Lester V. Groscott, Melrose Mass: Frank Henderson, Tiff fin, O.; William V. Hill, South Boston, Mass; Walter Hoenacke, Brooklyn; Frank J. Kaminski, Buffalo; William F.. Lewallen. Sturgis, Mich; Vincent Lo!i, Chicago; Edward H. Mcdonald, Quincy. Mass; Milton E. Matten, Reading, Pa; Waclaw Matyzask, Kennedy, Pa; John w. Morrison, Westport Mass; William Mulholland, Lowell, Masss; Charles H.. Naples, Westboro, Mass; Ernest B. Nick erson, Portland. Me. John Osterman, Kalamazoo, Mich; Edward Pansea, Pittsburg; Thomas E. Hafferty, Haver- hill, Mass. Edward Roth, Natick, Mass: Elsie Salyer, Flat Gap, Ky; Emil w. 1f1 Tc nacuil1a ic Ahro1a 1aa yr,S Stia- gel, Brooklyn; Joe w. Stroud, St. Mary's, O.. Michael A. aSussyensk, Brockton, Mass; John Zaleski, Toledo; Angelo Zit- to, Italy
 Wounded (degree undetermined): Sergts. Clifford W. Anderson, Creston. Ia. Walter L. Bunzendahl, Creston, Ia; Privates Lloyd N. Bell, Fitchville, O.; Elmer B. Brown. Richmond. Cal; John George Denley, Munsing, Mich. Pat rick J. McGrath, Worcester, Mass; John Joseph Manning South Boston, Mass; Fred Miller, Milwaukee,: Mesrop Okusczian, no emergency address,; Conrad A. Olsen, Worcester, Mass; Paul F. Reddy, Dorchester, Mass; Elzah H. Willett. Worcester, Mass
 Slightly wounded. Lieut.. J. Bluhm. Chicago, Private Andrew F. KriegS-, Troy, N. Y.
 Missing in action: Privates William ii.s 1AAu AuiiSi,. wy dSh, N l., CudIlcS Score, Seattle
 Note-Previously reported died of wounds, officially reported as killed in action: Private Richard w. Burns, Kill gore, Tex.
 Previously reported missing in ac- tion. now officially reported as having returned to duty: Privates Carl IT. Wetz. New York; Mckinley Pigg, Louisa, Ky.
 Washington, July 27.-The following marine corps casualties have been re- ported by General Pershing:
 Killed in action: Private Wallace M. O'Reilly, Houston, Tex
 Wounded in action (seyerelv). :. Trumpeter Earl F. Muren. St. Louis: Private Henry Autler New York. Cor,. John R. Mills. New York: Privatcs Walter $. Austin, Cincinnati; Clarence W. Clark. Parowan, Utah: John A. Boboyvnk Youngstown, O.; Howard R. Dean, Mitchell, S. D.; Ernest G. Me Abe. Cohessett Minn.: Guy Thomas. Price. Utah; Harry Zahrt, Cleveland.
 Missing in action: Privates Michael s. Hardos. Dunmore, Pa. George Johr- son. Jr., Detroit; Harry NJ. Lockwood. Puente. Cal; Thurman E. Worstall Zanesville, O..