El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-04

army casualty list today contained 40
names. divided as follows Killed in
action. three; died OF wounds. two;
died Of accident and other causes. 49,;
died OF disease. six; wounded severe
ly. s; wounded slightly. one; prisoner.
one Lieut.. Col Robert j.. 1Iaxey. for
merly stationed i'm El Paso. died OF
wounds
The list.
Killed in Action.
Pvts. Lon Mead0rs. Krupp KY
Howard j. Milton. Hartford. Conn:
Nelson a. Puff. New Haven. Conn.
Died or Wounds
Lieut. Col Robert D. AIaxey. Mis-
scula. Mont; Corp VIM c. williamson.
Blanchard, La.
Died OF Disease.
Lieut.. VIM T.. Miller. Saginaw.
Mich. master signal electrician Roy
C 1ungle. Philadelphia; Sergt. Theo-
dore A Steenstand. Beresford. S. d.;
FNJs- James H. Ferguson EoWleF,
Mass; Paul ". Kruse. Brook Park.
Mimi; Sidney Scales. stone Mountain.
Ga.
Died Of Accidents and Other Diseases.
Lieut. John l. Mitchell Meadow
mere. Milwaukee.
Lieut.. Richard Biodgett. West New
ton. Mass: Sergts. Philip Lyons, Hart
ford. Conn: Powell Davis Franklin.
Va, Clyde A. Simpson, Cado. Okla;
Joseph Henderson, Dayton. Ohio;
Antonio NardeIli. Letta Costello.
mex hotel Fargo, n D.. Pvts Mike
1acurO. Fulton. ". y. Alfonso Des
Impelarse. Detroit. Mich. Edwin A..
Gcwen- Philadelphia, Lester 4 Bur
bank, South WATERFORD, Ne, Geo. A.
Schurn. Long Island City. n. y; Fran
nrE AraHrnrr- MHmHmrrnHHn Mich
Claude a. Baker. Lawton, Okla;
Thomas j. Seals. Pritchard Miss
Mark r. Hanna. army field clerk. In
-ram- Pa; Paul RoEas. civilian. Au-
los. Chile cadet Roger s Dix, jr- Bos-
Wounded Severely.
Lieuts. Leopold Arnaud. New York;
Robert v. X Harris. Winsted. Conn
Thomas =. Riley. Mcdowell w Va
Corp r o. Brown. MOberly. NO.. Pvts-
Chas- A, cooley Athens. Ala; Fred
erlck W Coons. Hartford conn;
Howard Mclean. Rugby. y D.; Wall
ter X Pearson. Corbin. KY
Wounded slightly.
Lieut. Leo T. kewer. NaFerly-
Mass
Prisoners
Lieut.. Paul w Eaton, Jackson.
Mich.
Prisoners previously reported
missing; Lieuts. Benjamin p. Bur
pee. Manchester. y. r.. Bernard j.
Gallagher. Waseca. Mimi: VIM 1T.
jenkins, LeesburE. Va; SerEL Robert
Walker. Jersey city Corps Patrick
F. lleehau, Springfield. Mass. Lee r.
Whitehead. Jeffrey. ky Pvts- Homer
Akers. Norwood, No. Edward Ben
nett Harrisburg. fll.. Arseue Ber-
ECron. Turner Falls. Mass. Frank
iels Lynn. Mass Russell T. Dodson.
Viutoudale. Pa; Edward j. Doherty.
Newton Center. Mass: owen Doherry,
Chester. Pa. Fred C. Hickman LOO
Cootee. Ind, Carl Hoist, Allston-
Mass Alcksauder rakausZeski. Do
I--e. Poland: jeremiah Lehane. Brook
lyu. Wilfred MARQUES Fall River
Mass Roy r Mason. Gainesville
Fla: Frank J. Myer. Reading. Ohio;
James n. 31uldoon. Brighton. Mass;
Clarence z Newton. Cincinnati Ohio;
Emmitt u. Prosser, MINNEAPOLIS,
Mimi. James Puutillo. Newark n j.
c. r. PuOpolo, Avon. Mass; Rocco
Summa. Waterbury. Conn. Henry Svl-
TAXA Philadelphia; william g.
Sweeney. south Boston. Mass, David
T. Watkins Glasgow. Ky.
Previously ReDorted Missing Dead.
Lieut.. Chas. W Chapman. Waterloo,
Ia; Lieut. Jos. r. Sanford. SkoWhe-
gan. Ne.
Previously reported missing. now
rcported killed I'm action: Mechanic
Previously reported slightly wound
ed. corrected TO missing i'm action
Pvt Chas. Chopper. New Haven. Conn
Previously reported killed in action,
now reported as wounded in action:
Pvt Frank W Ferraro, Middletown,
Conn.
Lieut. Col Robt. J. lIazey. reported
dead OF wounds in today's casualty
list. IS a Texas boy, a gradute Of West
Point. and is well known TO many FL
Pasoans. as he was stationed here as
a captain in the 18th infantry during
the MaderO revolution. His wife and
children were here at the time and
made many acquaintance i'm Fl Paso.
He was later stationed at Douglas.
AriZ Deceased was a nephew OF the
late Lieut.. Col. r. r. Stevens. at one
time chief Quartermaster OF the
southern department at san Antonio.
ard himself a Texan.
Pickett. Price d. CoruT Is Isl Cav