Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-06-30
U. s. CASUALTY IIST/

Washington, June 29.-The army casualty list today contained 42 names divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 5; died of wounds, 12; died of accident and other causes, 2; died of disease, g. wounded severe ly, IA; missing in action, '.
 Killed in Action:
 Privates Eugene M. Connor, Win chendon, Mass; Charles Dubuque, Nashua, N. Y.; Charles Roy, Lowell, Mass; Earl L. Severance, Lopsfield. Mass; Fred Sherman, Calais, Maine.
 Died From Wounds.
 Sergts. Chester Monga, San Mag zaro, Italy; John R. Tippett, Sesser, Ill.,: Corps. Robert E. Coodykoontz, Columbus, Ohio; Daw White, Tanks ley, Ky; Privates William F. Bell, Cortland, N. Y.; Carroll c. Gates, Hillsboro, Ore.; Louie c. Green, Mid dletovn, IN. Y.; Henry J. Hessen. Brookfield, Wis; Adam V. Mixtacki, Pulaski, Wis; William H. Osborne, Troy, N. Y.: Oakley o. Traynor, Flint, Mich; Michael w. Wilman, Ashland, Wis.
 Died of Disease:
 Corps Harold Martin, Winnemucca, Nev.; Harry A. Strand, Princeton, Ill. Died From Accident and Other Causes:
 Cook William J. Hushlow. Cohoes. \. Y.; Private John Urey, Laurel, Pa.
 Wounded Severely:
 Sergts. Henry L. Baribault. Spring field. Mass; John J. Hogan, Syracuse, N. Y.; Corps. Emmons A. Boynton, Augusta, Me-; Harry H. Chidsey, East Haven, Conn.,; Privates John w. Bre- sinhan, Rochester. N. Y.: Federico D. Gaviola, Massin, Philippines: Jim T. Harrison, Whigman, Ga.; Owen Mc- Cannon, Springfield, Mo-: Clarence L. Mccormick. Lodi. Cal: Allie Mich aud, Brownsville, Me; Henry Monta- aud, Brownsville, Me-; Henry Montan- don, Philadelphia; Oresto Iigro, Soul ignono, Italy: Frank Rusen, Erie. Pa; A. Monford Wyckoff, Mattiuck, N. Y.
 Missing in Action:
 Lieut.. Philip w. Davis, West New ton, Mass: Corp. Leroy E. Congleton. Philadelphia: Privates Arthur K. Drake. Bayshore, N. Y.; Ernest A. French, New Haven, Conn; Lloyd B. Mapes, Akron, Ohio; Charles B. Reese, Spring Hill. IN. o.; Joseph Slack, Epringfield, Ill.
 Previously RfbOrted Missing, Now
 Returned to Duty:
 Horseshoer Archie K. Comeau, Ha- verhill, Mass; Private Michael J. Powers, New Hoven, Conn. Marines.
 Washington, June 29.-The Marine Corps casualty list today contained m cd fN11nwC
 Killed in action, 24; died of wounds, &; wounded severely, z.
 Killed in action: Joseph B. Caylor, Mount Houston, Texas. ,
 Died of Nouhds: Hokey Brown, Rock Creek. Texas.
 The list:
 Killed in Action:
 Sergeants William J. |McColm. Port land, Ore.; John c. Peggs, Canton. N. Y.: William J. Spire, Nashville, Tenn; Corporals John w. Bloomquist, Che ney, Wash; Michael Loftus, Cleveland. Ohio; Harold R. Kerr, Bellefontaine, Ohio; Robert J. Pon1eroy, Baltimore. Md: Privates Claude A. Babb, Hamp- ton. Ga; Jack Bamforth, New York city; Charles Belk, iPittsburg, Fa.; Leslie Bigelow, New York city; Frank J. Bokosky. Scranton, Pa; Joseph B. Caylor, Mount Houston, Tex; Frank M. Costello. St. Helena, Mr.; Oscar Cottrell, Tuscaloosa. Ala; James Deans, Middlesex, N. G.; James l. Bodd, Marietta, O.; Paul. w. Gall, Dal- ton, Ill.,; Leo T. Leyden, Denver; James J. McKenna, Brooklyn: Ralph J. Roehrig, Detroit; Sidney C. Rob erts, Toledo, Ohio; George Tomaka, South Chicago, Ill. Died Of Wounds Received in Action: ,Sergeants Fred w. Stockham. Belle yille. IN. J.; Walter F. Duda, Chicago; Herbert B. Green, Indianapolis, Ind; Privates Peter R. Brolander, Lake City. S. D.; Hogey Brown, Rock Creek, Tex; Harold c. Geiger, Mount Yer non, Ga; Edward l.. Kreiger, Bufialo, \. Y. Rexall J. Rawlings, Washing ton, D. c. :.
 Severely Wounded fin Action:
 Corporal Hiram B. Schuler. Mil waukee; Privates Edwin c. Bellies, 'Wallula, Wash; Fred Gordon. IT,. Chicago; David w. Hamlin, Oberlin. o.. Abraham l.. Ammundsen, Brook lyn; Lowell F. Richardson. Salt Lake City: Leon F. Skala, Chatham. N. Y.
 Another list made public later an nounced the following casualties:
 Died of Wounds in Action:
 Corporal Raymond F. Connolly, Rock Island, H.; Privates Louis J. Downward. Arnold, Pa; William E. Weeks, Waverly, N. Y.
 Wounded in Action Severely:
 Private John M. Calhoon, McNary, La.