The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-15
.PAULS VALLEY BOY
IS WOUNDED MARINE
RALPH ROGERS AMONG CAS-
UALTIES SUSTAINED IN
RECENT VICTORY.

Washington, June l5.-A marine
casualty list OF sixty-two names, Civ
en- out today, carries the first large
number announced since the ma
rines began to take an active part
in the fighting in France.
The marines have borne the
brunt OF heavy German attacks and
themselves have attacked in force.
1t was thought the names carried
in todays list were those OF men
who have been fighting for days in
the region of Chateau Thierry.
Washington, June IA marine
corps casualty list issued today
showed 62 names. OF these, eight
were killed in action, six died Of
wounds and 4S were severely
wounded.
Maj. Benjamin 5. Berry of New
York City, Capt. Oscar X. Caldwell,
Crawfordsvifle, Ind, and Lieut..
Hugh Mcfarland, Brownwood, Tex
as, were among the severely wound
ed marines.
The list includes the name of Pri-
vate Ralph Rodgers, Pauls Valley,
Okla, severely wounded.
The list:
Killed in action: Corps. Francis
Dock, South Boston, Mass. Geo.
A. Mincey, Ogeechee, Ga. Privates
Charles r. Brown, St. Paul; Corp.
Mearl c. Alexander, Charon, Pa;
Sergt. Thomas II. Wales, Weston,
w. Va; Privates James b. kellum,
Maysville, Ky; James S. Schall,
Templeton, Pa; Corp. Cleo B. Dav
is, Bowling Green, Ky.
Deaths from wounds received in
action: Privates keneston p. Ian
ders, Syracuse, N. y; William T. X.
Budlong, Marnett, Wis; Robert
Gourley, Waterville, o.; Lester
March, Miliken, Colo. Alden
Brown, Clyde, N. Y; Corp. Louis
Peters, Chicago.
Severely wounded in action: Capt.
Oscar Caldwell, Charlottesville,
Ind; Maj. Benjamin $. Berry. New
York City; Privates Frederick l..
Dace, Elvins, Mo-; Atillo Mig
nacco, San Francisco First Lieut..
Hugh Mcfarland, ll0l Irma street
Brownwood, Texas; Second Lieut.
Max B. Gill6lan, St. Johnsbury, VT;
First Lieut.. Shaler Ladd, Chevy
Chase, Nd; Gunner Sergt. Richard
5. Ross, Topeka, Kan; Privates
Bates Bryan, Montpelier, Ida. Ed
ward +. Cabell, Philadelphia; John
krivdo, Murray City, o.. William
T.. Hayden, llermansville, Md.
Henry J. Dechant, Adrian, Mich.
Richard A. Powers Jr., Cincinnati,
o.; Daniel W. George, Greensburg,
Pa; Gunner Sergt. Charles +. Nc
Carthy, Chicago; Corp. Bert c.
Smith. Dewitt, Mich; Sergt. Paul
J. Rovinett. Hartville, Mo-; Pri-
Yates John +. Mccarthy, South Bos
ton, Mass; Claud Marcus, Chicago;
Gilbert Evans, Cincinnati; Rufus +.
Ringer, Camden, n. y; Richard T..
Johnson, chicago; tunnery Sergt.
Charles Hoffman, Brooklyn; Pri-
Yates Harry d. Wolf, Haven, Kan;
Forest N. Racey Caldwell. o.; Zell
Boldbery. Minneapolis; Ralph Rog-
ers, Pauls Valley Okla; Gunnery
Sergt. Cecil A. Williams. Akoskil,
n. c.; Corp. Albert Grant, Ames-
bury, Mass; Corp. Percy Shepard,
Colinwood, o.; Priyates Russell +.
Tucker, Buffalo, n. Y; William X.
Mccullough, Glendale, l.. L.; Lewis
McCury, Wheatland, Cal; Charles
+. Nelson, Salt Lake City; Walter
II. Smith. Winston Salem, n. c.:
Harold Williams, West Exeter. n.
Y; John Malkas, Chicago; Sidney
Rollins, New Orleans; Raymond
Hartman, Rochester. Pa; Joseph l..
Morris, Palmetto, Ga; Joseph A.
Dwier Covington. KY; Frank
Trinka, Astoria. Ore; John Moore,
Rochelle, H.; Raymond K. aldwin,
Fallston, Md; Harry w. hatcher,
no address; Charles A. Lewis (phar-
uariSt'S mate Servin0 with tnar,pecl