The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-06-22
NATIONS HONOR ROLL OF
 KILLED AND WOUNDED ONl WESTERN BATTLE FRONT

Four Connecticut men are mention ed in the army casualty list issued to- day in Washington, one killed in ac- tion, one dead of wounds, on dead of accident, and one severely wounded. Those dead are William O'Dell of New Britain, killed in action, Peter J. Kohler, of Hartford, died of wounds, Charles F. Duffy of New Haven, died of accident, and Samuel Smith of Danbury severely wounded.
 Washington, June 22-The army casualty list today contained l53 names, divided as follows:
 Killed in action, 52; died of wounds, 266; died of aeroplane accident, l; died of disease, g; died of accident and other causes, 10; wounded severe ly, 37; wounded, degree undetermined, 2; missing in action, 15; prisoner, 1. The list follows:
 Killed in action-Capt. Lesse Low en, Chicago; Lieuts. Quentin L. Logic, New York; Carter L. Oving- ton, Paris, France; T. H. Watson, Raleigh, N. C.; Sergts. Paul Gegere, Green Bay, Wis; Frank Gowing, Watertown, N. Y; George A. Hopp, Oronoga, Mo-; Frank L. Medeiros, South Boston, Mass; Lawrence Trego, Woodward, Okla; Corps. Emil Meyer, Dr., Syracuse, N. T.; Ivie L. Rigdon, Sterling, Kansas; Walter Seitz, Belle vile, H.; Privates James E. Caldwell, Galena, Md; James Caskey, Loveland, Ky; Emery C. Cohren, Eden, Ky; Fritts D. Corrigan, Erlanger, Ky; Joe Curtis. West Lynn, Mass; Bernard Davidpff, Chicago; Emery Dean, Fort Gay, W. Va; Albert Debacker, De- trit; Charles J. Dolan, Mauch Chunk, Pa; Joseph c. Farrow, Indianapolis; Carl Fey Schuylkin Haven, Pa.; George A. Hendrickson, Salt Lake City; Leroy Hill, Gardner, Kansas; Wesley N Keller, Lowering, Mich.; Ernest Kratzki, Brooklyn; Domenico Labate, Tula, Italy; Ely Light, Jr. Melbourne, Fla; Charlie H. McIn- turf, Powell, Tenn; Lewis N Mallery Cooperstown, N. Y; Conrad G. Nal zahn, Chicago Alexander L. Morley, Athens, Pa.; William O'Den, BOP Elm street, New Britain, Conn; Robert Peel, Lawrence, Mass; Christ A Peterson, Wilton, N. D.; Claude Quinn, Sheridan, Wyo.; James w Ray, Pages Mill, s. C.; Wirt Rhodes Bedding, Mich. William W. Schoville Soldiers Grove, Wis; ElLie W. Scott Los, Angeles; Edwar W. Sellers, Ak ton, Va: Frank H. Smith, Decker Mont; Herbert c. Smith. Milwaukee Jacob H. Smith, Menonlfnee, Wis. John H. Summers, Clarksburg, W Va; James F. Toutloff, Bayfield,, Wis. zue vandever, Stonington, H.; Emi H. Vanker, Detroit7 Stanislaus Waje ciechawski Detroit; Henry Walker Sturgeon Bay, Wis; Charles B. Willi son, GilmoNe City, Iowa.
 Died of wounds-Lieut. John D Filley, Brooklyn; Sergt. Harry Gib stein, Bronx, N. Y; Peter J. Kohler Hartford, Conn; Orlando M. Loomis Sayre, Pa; Mechanic Arthur J. Cole Utica, N. Y; Corporals Leon D. Blunt ing, Walkerville, Mick; Joseph F Cely, Easley, s. C.; Howard Dicker son, Watson, Col; Privates Adolpl Block, Mineola, N. Y; George c. But ton, Franklinville, N. Y; Elmer N Curtis, Seattle, Wash; Jones [ Deetz, Aurora, Ore; Carroll D. Priest Charlottesville, Mo-; James J. Dough eny, Toledo, O.; Harvey W. Fahen stalk, Rapid City, Mich; Theodor Teller, North Kaukanna, Wis; Samue Frank, Chicago; George R. Goodwin Bryant, H.; Ira E. Harvey, Rush vile, Mo; Tonic Marckie. Chicago Nelson Pickwell. Wilmington, Vt. Earl W. Shea, Lynn, Mass; Abraham D. Simmons, Chicago; Samuel Snyder Napa Cal; Benjamin c. White, Soul Hadley, Mass; Dominick zeccola New York.
 Died of disease-Private lame Collins, Lancaster, Eng; William Cor nellie, Home Stake, Mont; John J Donohue, New York; Michael c. Lacy Munhan, Pa; Eugene L. McWilliams Shelton, Neb.; Edco Ruffin, Sprin Grove, Va; Joseph B. Thmpson, For Scott Kansas; Roy Van Valkenbure FSerhonkson, N. Y.; Argie Zeimer scheide, Mora, Mo.
 Died of aeroplane accident-Serg Samuel M. Campbell, Anniston, Ala.
 Died of accident and other causes Corporal Aaron S. Harris, Richvalt Cal; Privates Thomas L. Baile! Erskine, Minn.; Charles W. Bower Atlantic City; Ralph Damone, Ne' York; Charles F. Duffy, New Haver Frank E. Gael, Chicago; Louis Kleeber woodville, Miss; Giovan1 Muscietro, Balliston Spa, N. Y James ScanIon, New York; Herma Spielberg, Chicago.
 The severely wounded included Lieut.. Samuel Smith, 69 Maple av' nue Danbury, Conn; Privates Josep E. Erect, Hanover, Pa; Glare V Knepp, Curwensville, Pa.; Edward McAleer, Springfield, Mass; Martin May, Avis, Pa; Herbert T. Mine Bradford, Mass; John Paradis, Wo, cester Ray W. Stanton, Moosic, Pa Ernest c. Wilcox, 126 Mort street, Ne Britain.
 Missing in actiop-Lieuts. Guy ] Tibbetts. Bennington, N. H.; John ! White, Jr., Duncan, Okla: Corps. Et ward J. Curtin, Roxbury, Mass; Pet J. Mccormick, Roxbury Mass; Har1 r. McWhirk, Dorchester, Mass; Pr yates Stanley Bagor, Chicopee, Mass George Braham, Springfield, Il Michele Celleri, Baltimore; Edward
 Cermak, Chicago; Edward F. Jun Boston; Edward Lntz, Bufralo; Jol Rade, Youngstown, O.; Michael Rifle Boston; Francis SP. Rooney, Seattl Gsspare ventimiglia, Brooklyn.