The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-06

Washington, August 5.-The first army casualty list issued today shows:
 Killed in action, 2os; died Of wounds. S7; died of diseases, g. died in airplane accident. l. died of accident and other causes. 6: wounded severely, 4S; wounded, degree undetermined, 100; missing, 5; total, 407. A second list issued in the afternoon contains 299 names, making a total of 7o6.
 The list includes the following from southern states:
 Killed in action:
 Sergts Charles Austin McDougald, Ab- erdeen, N. C.; Hugh M. Wallace, Cusseta, Ala; Corps. Clyde M. Horton, Robeline, La; James T. Jones, 316 Park street. Knoxville, Tenn; Rupert w. King, Troy, E Ala; Everett McAllster, Mt. Pleasant, N. C.: Wade H. Miller, New London, N. C.; Sam G. Rain, Selma, Ala; Major D Riley, Ozark, Ala; George D. Sheri- dan. Sherwood Tenn; Clarence T. Sut- cliffe. Miami, Fla.
 Privates Marshall Blowers, Malvern, Ala; Sidney Blair, Andalusia, Ala; Burton James, Live Oak. Fla; Walter A. Campbell, Hagan, Ga. Louis D. Crane, Lawrence. Ala; Riley G. Cope, Bamberg, s C.; Grover E. Faulk. Do- than Ala; Jesse w. Fielding, Ochlock- nee, Ga.; John J. Flenniken. R. F. D. 8, Knoxville Tenn; Lando Gregg, Fayette, Ala; Bury B. Giddeons, Naxton, Fla; Renial Graham, Eclectic, Ala; Rufus P. Hendrix, Greenville, Ala; David Hat maker, Jacksboro. Tenn; John w. Hud- son, Edison, Ga.; John R. Lavender Grove Hill. Ala; John A. Lowery, Semmes, Ala; Robert McKone Savan- nah; Joe H. Morehead, 721 Jefferson ave- r1itn ,nIi Dor riS1 Ozark, Ala; James c. Peek, Montgom- cry. Ala- Juel Taylor, LaGrange, Ga; Chester R. Vickery. Dothan, Ala.
 Died from wound received in action:
 Lieut.. Ray T. Saffold Selma, Ala; Corp. Everett T. Ramey, Cornelia, Ga; Privates Dolphus c. Cooper, Jacksonville, N. C.. Luther w. Fisher, Lone Noun tain, Va; James M. Folden, Bedford. Virginia.
 Died of disease: Corp. Abner Hum phreys, Oglethorpe, Ga,; Privaes Walter Debose, East Tallassee, Ala; Robert Jo- sepb Henderson, 5o21 Chamberlain ave nue, Chattanooga.
 Wounded severely: Lieuts. Walter Gray Darlington, Jr.. Farmville, Va; Winfried Charles Green, Deridder, La.; Harvey Ernest Ragland, Cookville, Tenn.
 Wounded, degree undetermined: Sergts. Paul E. Rickham, Woodward, Ala; Ever cit K. Johnson, Louisville, Miss. Pri- yates Carl M. Doss, Louisville. Miss; Harley F. Haggard, LaFollette, Tenn; Garlando Moore. Feenyville, Ark; FL bert c. Yarbrough, Huntsville, Ala.
 Others in the first list follow:
 KILLED IN ACTION
 Lieut. Col. J. M. Craig, San Fran cisco.
 Cat. Henry H. Worthington, Lancas- ter. Pa.
 Lieuts. George Anderson, Ardmore, Ma James M. Duncan, Terre Haute, Ind; Proctor c. Gilson, Carthage, N. Y.; Glenn H. Hall, Haverhi1l Mass; George W. Pyley, Lawrence. Mass; Lambert A. Wood, Portland, Me.
 Sergts. Francis J. Brown, Englewood N. J.; Earl Conner, Quaker City, O. Carl B. Davis, Petersburg, w. Va; Rush c. Davis. Harrison, Mich; Harry Ireland, Philadelphia; Albert F. John son, Momence, Ill.,; Frank A. Kline, Akron, O.; Leslie Powers, Syracuse, N. Y.; James Payne. Pleasant View, Ky; John l. Woolwine, Dubuque, Ia.; How ard c. Wolverton, Breckenridge, Mich.
 Corps. Harry F. Bernard, San Diego, Cal; Andrew F. Blake, Providence, R. l.; James c. Carmody, Poultney. Vt; Earl E. Crabbe. London, O.; Beal M. Darby, Northbend. Pa; Norman Davis, Mount Carmel Pa; George Goodrich. Philadelphia; Neil E. Hillabrandt, As
 
 ford, Mass. Felix Drajewski, Brook lyn Lawrence c. Lashbrook Philpet, Ky; Norman A. Little. Salem. Mass. i; Charles o. McKenney, Newton, Mass. {; William w. Mitchell, Edna, Cal; Lee Phillips, Pikesville. Ky; Willet c. Sanford. Morrisvile. Pay Mute Sever son, Seatte, Wash; Arthur M Skat- zes, Delaware. O.; George L. Slagle, Crosby, Wis. Harry Smith. Spring Val ley, Minn.; John Sparagoski, Toledo, O.; Anthony Stafankoh, Philadelphia Ar thur G. Beattie, Barre, Vt. Sergt. Ollie Pike, Fruittville Tex. Bugler Mark Campbell, Paltt s. D. Mechanics Alfred Hansen, Madison, Wis; James Hogan, Brooklyn; Herbert l.. Jones. Springfield, Mo-; LeRoy Jury, Philadelphia
 Wagoners Henry Lense, Menasha, a Wis; Walter Phillips, East Youngs- \ town, O
 ids, Mich; Major Anderson, McLeans- boro, H.; Albert B. Anderson, Humes- ton. la; Gillet M Albert. Philadelphia Carl c. Adams, New Bedford, Mass; Abe Adelman, New York; John F. Bates, Bos- ton; Clarence L. Berry, West Harwich, Mass; Brace A. Briggs, Hillsdale Mich. ; Eber F. Burton Vernon, N. Y.; Howard O. Bensinger. Lodi. O.: Joseph Bonin. : Cliffsside. N. J.; William l.. Brockman, Greenbay, Wis: Joseph w. Boyce, Key : ser, w. Va; Harry Boston, Shadyside, 2 O.; Archie Boyce, Bethel, O.; William M Brown. Shoicton, Wis; Walter J. Bar i. rett. Boonton. N. J.: Peter Cawley, Scran- . ton, Pa.: Edward J. Coll, Brighton, Mass; Wyatt D. Covell, Elmra N. Y.; . Sige F. Cook, Bernhards Bay, N Y.; Edward J. Cook, Bridgeport, Conn; liar ry Cunningham, South Milwaukee, Wis. {; Harold J. Cokeley, Jamaica, N. Y.; Jo- : seph A. Collopy, Watervliet, N. r.; Iver Dalen Nekoma, N. D.; Stephen B. Da- hill New Bedford Conn; James Du- rand, Springfield, Ill.,; Joseph Demerskl, : Haydenville Mass; Thomas E. Diamond, Philadelphia; Francis Dietrich, Weath- , erly. Pa: John J. Dresser, New York: . Clifford D. Elam, Enid Okla; Salvatore 3 Fenicchia, Wellsboro, Pa.; Charles H. Falkner, East Orange, N. J.; John J. {. Farrell. Brooklyn; Frank Fuller, Las !, Vegas, Nev; Joseph T. Fournier Fitch : burg, Mass; David Gallagher, Girards- {. vile, Pa; Raymond M. Goodson, Hobart. Okla; Ernest A. Gedig. Winthrop, Minn. i; Stephen w. Gala, Bridgeport, Conn. i; Sam Goldberg. New York; Frank P. :. Gigante Buffalo, N. r.; James J. Hamil- ton New York; Ralph L. Henry. North Fayston. Vt. Herman F. Huske, Elgin. 7 Ill.,; John A. Heinatz. Leander, Tex. Roy S. Hickman, Leola, S. D.; Mark R. !! Perfect Healt]