The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-15
NIGHT LIST


 Died of disease: Private Joseph R. Lawrence. R. F. D., Como, N. c.
 NIGHT LIST
 Washington, August IA second casualty list was issued late today con taining 6S names. divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 23; died of wounds. 5i died of accident and other causes, ]; wounded severely, 24; wounded, degree undetermined, 2; missing in action. 1S Total, 6S.
 The names of the following southerners appear in the second list:
 Killed in action: Sergt William P, Webb. R. F. D. No. 1, Smyrna. Ga; Corp Joshua B. Farmer, Wilson. N. C.; Pri- yates William D. Shumate, Trenton Tenn; Clyde Tomlinson. New Zion, $. z, Died of wounds received in action; Lieut.. Christopher & Timothy, Chatta- nooga, Tenn.
 Wounded severely. Corp. Arthur L. Thomas Bauxite, Ark; Privates. Hey wood Dennis. Troy, $. C.; Herbert F. Mckinney, 7o4 Olive street, Texarkana, Arkansas.
 The remainder Of the list follows:
 SECTION ONE
 KILLED IN ACTION
 Lieuts. William B. Brown, Moscow, . Sergts. Elsea H. Claypool. Bowling Green, ky; William Keefe, Pttsburg; Harl F. Kocher, Phillpsburg, N. Y.; Walter G. Workman, Chicago; Lacie 5. Woodward, Muldrew, Okla
 Corps. Vincent F. Frodl, Jonesville, Minn. Rolfe E. Heifner, Titonka, la. Harvey E. Gilbert, Mont Vernon. H.; Ernest Suddaby. Louisville.
 Mechanic Frank Wiskeski, Rockaway Point, N. Y.
 Wagoner Stanley H. Little. Taft, Cal. Privates John Alex, Mt. Prospect. H.; Toney T. Babick, Berlin, Wis; William Balaski, address not gMen Charles B. Basile, Waltham, Mass; John F. Baxter, Scranton, Pa. Jacob H. Beal, Mayors dale, Pa; Joseph w. Bonney, Dorchester Mass; John Cunion, Fort Wayne. Ind. Henry H. Engelhardt, Alton, Ill.,. Vincent Farley, Minersville, Pa; John T. Fla herty, Woburn, Mass; Albert Fogel. Dor chester, Mass; John Geroux, Wakefield Mich; William H. Gerow, Ontario Can ada; Clyde A. Gordon, Chotek, Wis. Thomas J. German, New York; Bert B Grappin Linwood, Mich; James J. Green Brooklyn; William Griffin, Jermyn, Pa. Orth Grimm, Turtle Creek Pa; John Fl Hash, Elwood, Mo; Claude E. Holdman Amboy H.; Matthew Hodge, Patton Pa; John Jaski, Gainesville. III; Alfred P. Jones, Camp Merritt, N. J.; Leandei w. Kennedy Beaver, Pa; William F King, New York; Floyd J. Laurin, Dur hamville, N. r.; Joe Leaver, Cleveland Alfred Libstein, Brooklyn; Arthur F. Longdin, Cambridge, Mass; William R Lowery, Gross, Kan; Wladislaw Nal eszko, Harrison, N. Js George C. Miller Lancaster, O.; Herbert C. Minniear, Bluff ton, Ind; Johnnie Nolan, Barcreek, Ky; Clarence J. Orr, Hudson Falls. N. T.; Joseph Pingg, New York; Albert D. Ruhl, Albany N. Y.; Toney W. Shilling burg, Mount Storm, w. Va; Barni Shul- skys, Easton, Pa. Ole Slining. New Au- burn, Wis Stanley Snowden, Seattle, Wash; Charles E. Spence, New Brighton, Pa. George Stafwisky. Mayfield, Pa Charles F. Tate. Binghamton. N. Y. Lee A. Taylor, Canton, NJ Y; Mikle Vanek. Hoboken, N. J.. John Welsh, Brooklyn Albert Klaiber, North Hackensack, N. J.
 DIED OF WOUNDS
 Maj. Maynard A. Wells. San An tonic, Tex.
 Lieut. w. Brown Baxley. Baltimore, Corp. Raymond L. wordemann, Ho- boken, N. J.
 Prlvates George H. Baker, Creston, Ia; Chauncey w. Barr, Edwardsport, Ind; Ira " Clark, Ludlowville, N. Y., Alton c. Cole, Altoona, Pa; Tom II. Dokken, Erie. N D.; Morris W. Gray. Texoia, Okla. Frederick J. Hickey, Keene N. H.: Henry F. Knelly. Oneida, Pa; Thomas F. McEnnelly, Marlboro, Mass; Earl Munch. Montray, O.; Albert H. Oakley, Rye, Col; William Ozement, Rock land, Tex. Leonard c. Snyder, Ba- tavia, N. Y.; Henry Wagoner, New York; Arthur w. Worme, Brooklyn.
 DIED OF DISEASE
 Privates Anthony Caprarullo Hor- nell. N. T.: Bedford c. Lam. Covington, Va; Gilbert J. Larson, Ellsworth, Minn.; Homer O'Nail, Oribson, O.; Nil chael D. O'Sullivan, Binghamton, N Y.; Carl E. Peterson, Cambridge, Minn.. George E. Readout, Liscomb, Ia.; John J. Squires, Willimantic, Conn; Rich ard Trout. Desota, Kan DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
 OTHER CAUSES
 Private Lewis D. Belmore, St. Regis Falls, N. Y.
 SECTION TWO