Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-05-04
U. $. CASUALTY LIST

Washington, May 3.-The casualty list today contained 88 names divided as follows:
 Killed in action IS; died of wounds, 1; died of accident, 2; died of disease, 5; wounded severly 2Swounded slight 1 ly, 58; missing in action, 2.
 Lieut. Thomas F. Mooney of San An tonic, Tex, and Dinsmore Fly of Chi. cago died as a. result of accident, and Lieut.. Louis M. Edens, Cabool, Mo-, is reported missing in action.
 Lieutenant Mooneys emergency ad- dress is Dr. R. J. Mooney, 82l Hays street, San Antonio, Tex.
 Lieutenants Mooney and Edens wVe the only Southern men named in to- days list, virtually all being from Connecticut and Massachusetts and from New York and Middle Western states.
 The list follows:
 KILLED IN ACTION. Corporals Elwood D. Berger, New 1 Haven, Conn; Homer A. Porter, West Haven, Conn.,; Privates Timothy Dris- coll Bristol, Conn.,; Arthur w. Burns, South Boston, Mass; Charles w. Dar- TOW Guilford, Conn.,; Charles R. Davenport, South Norwalk, Conn.,, Theron Davis. Walden, N. r.; Joseph Dunbar, Medford, Mass; John D. Fitzpatrick, New Haven, Conn.,; Will liam H. Gordon, Ansonia, Conn.,; Al fred J. Haniley, New Haven, Conn.,; Elmer G. Linden, Bristol, Conn.,; AL bert H. Macdonald, Readville, Mass; Frank J. Mendillo, New Haven. Conn.,; William c. Sullivan, Forestville, Conn. George B. Preston, Dover, Mass; Will liam J. Schaefer, Bristol, Conn.,; Jo- seph Tomalonis, Jr., Tariffvlle, Conn.
 DIED OF DISEASE.
 Cook Bryan J. lire, Lma, O.; Pri- yates Levi B. Dixon, Dilley, Ore; Frank N. Hall, R F. D. Mo- 1, North vile, Mich; James Mckinley, Latimer, Wapakoneta, O.; Thurtey Weed Smith South Bend, Ind
 DIED OF ACCIDENT.
 Lieuts. Thomas F. Mooney, San An tonic, Tex; Dinsmore Ely, Chicago.
 DIED OF WOUNDS.
 Private Apostobos D. Mackris, Thes- saly, Greece.
 WOUNDED SEVERTLY. Sergt. Eugene F. Sharkey, Ansonia, Conn.,; Private John w. Stewart, Hudson, Mass.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY.
 Sergts, Walter C. Hughes Haverhill, Mass. Henry Ritchatte, Claremont, N. H.; Corporals James J. Cogan, New Haven, Conn.,; George F. Houlihan, New Haven, Conn.,; Claytor-H. Squires Montowese. Conn.,; James R. Thornley Fall River, Mass; John M. Walker, New Haven. Conn. Cook William k. Morgan, Shawnee, Mch.; Wagoiner Charles s. Smith, Brooklin, N. Y. Privates Harry l.. Avery, Buzzard's Bay, Mass; Adolph Blais, Fall River, Mass; George Bonfiglo, Boston, Mass. eHnry A. Bouchard, Bridgewater Mass; Fred H. Brown, Riverview, R. l.; Leroy Bulley, Davidson, Me; Christopher F. Cody, Hartford, Conn.,; John Connolly, Roxhury, Mass; James Countie, Johnston, R. l.; Arthur W. DeNyse, Pelham, Mass; Alexander l.. Devio, Peterboro, N. H.; Edward L. Dion, Hartford, Conn.,; Henry Gold smith, Boston, Mass; David c. Griggs, East Hampton, Mass; Edward A. Hansen, Bloomfield, Conn.,; Earl C. Hartman, North Swansea, Mass. :; Harry D. Huni, New Haven, Conn.,; James F Kelly, New Haven, Conn.,; Thomas J. Kevey, CharlestoWn, Mass. Philiodore A. Lefevere, Providence, K. l.; Lloyd Lyman. Glencove, N. Y.; Thomas Lynch, New Haven, Conn. :; Joseph F. Madden, R. F. D. No. ?, Kingston, N. Y.; John Manning, New York, N. -Y,; William c. Marshall, Pro- vidence, R. l.; Lyman Michael, Bristol, Conn.,; Johh Niemiee, Thompsonvllle, Conn.,; John F. O'Brien, New Haven, Conn; George T. Osgood, East Hiram, Me; Robert B. Pope, Middletown, Conn.,; Frank Ramondo, Ardmore, Pa; John B. Reive, Providence, R. l.; Conn.,; Giuseppe Simoni, Bologna, Italy Howard L. Smith, Wallingford, Conn. Michael J. Ryan, New Haven, Conn.,; Joseph Skrzeskoski, New Haven, Charles M. Shell, East Providence, R. l.; Judson H. Smith Englewood, R. l.; Henry E. Sorenson, East Hampton, Conn; Ernesto Sposi, Bristol, Conn. ; Thomas J. Sullivan, New Haven, Conn. Edward J. Sweeten, New Haven, Conn. \Leo J. Tetu, Augusta, Me; Felix Weizbick, Terryville, Conn.,; Il. l.. Wilson, Providence, R. l. Thurston B. Wilson, New York.
 MISSIN IN ACTION.
 Lieut.. Louis M Edens, Cabool Mo-; Horsehoer Archie J. Comeau, Haver- hill, Mass.