Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-26

918. tion now officially reported as nav ing returned to duty:
 Private Lucius M Cook, Mill Neck, N. Y.
 Severely Wounded.
 Lieutenants Frank A. Johnson, Chl- cago; Irving w. Wood, Oakland, Cal; Sergcants Vim. F. Baber' New York City; Vim. H. Felix, Avolon' Pa; Stephen K. Palaschak, soras' Megyr, Austria a-Hungary; Victor h' Reese, Cleveland, O.; Max Rosen- baum, Budapest, Hungary; Albert G. Wilson, New York City. Corporalis Raymond c. Healey, Woodhaven, N. r.; Earnest D. Hillary. FarmersVll- le, N. r.; Daniel J. Kelly, Bridge port, Conn; Richard J. Lamb, rBook- lyn; James B. Lape, Syracuse, N, r.; Richard w. Matthews, Hampstead, N. r.; Ralph M. Marrow, Bangor Maine; Robert P. Piercy, Hardinsburg N. Y.; Albert J. Robnare, Chazy, N. r.; Huey Todd, Ecru, Miss; William West, Pine Knot, Ky. Mechanic Edward sasse. Long Island City,, N. r.; Christopher Staudigal, Brooklyn. Cooks Miles w. McBeth Des Molnes, Iowa; Stephen Oshinsky, Wards Is land, N r.: Buglars Francis X. klotz New Rochelle, N. Y.; Moses L. Key holds, Clinton, s. C.; Privates Ben jamin Abramovitz, New York City; Joseph M Angel, South Manchester, Conn.,; Barbn Bardman, Dznur, Rus sia; John Bengel, Wenciuny, Rus sia; Jno. Blum, Ritzville, Washn.; James A. Boyle. Long Island City, N. r.; Raymond A. Brown, Green Bay, Wis; Giuseppe, Buccini, Haverhill, Mass. Louis A. Buchheit, Buffalo, N. Y; Carl w. Carlton, Whitefish Point, Mich; Thomas Carroll, New York, City; Jack Cenanic, Lackawanna, N. Y.; Joseph Cohen, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Eugene A. Coles, New Britain, Conn.,; Vim. E. Cossen Brooklyn, N. Y; Stanislau Cyceik, Chicag; Henry C. Daul, Green Bay, Wis; Michel Der iggi, iPttsburg, Pa: Michel Donahue, Lockport, N. r.; Julian c. Dorr, New York, Abraham Drazien, New York, City; James J. Barley, Pittsburg, Pa; Warren Eckhart, Laudale, Pa.; Max Eisenberg, Caldwell, N. J.; Jno. Enet Enemger. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Mlcheal w. Feeder, Duquesne, Pa! Charles H. Fernandez, New York City; Ar mold Flynn, Shekemeko, N. r.; Mi, chael Fontanette, New York City; Charles Friedman, New York City: Samuel Goldenberg, New York iCty; Abraham Goldman, Brooklyn; Ben jamin E. Gordon, New York; Max Gordon New York; Quieren Croessell, Algoma, Wis.,; Wm. J. Halperin, New Haven, Conn.,; Roland H. liar per, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Michael Holos- an. Huntington, N. Y.; Stepren M. Honas, Shelton, Conn.,. Jno. $. Ivory, New York City; Edward Johnson, Brooklyn, N. Y.; Floyd w. Johnson, Lacrosse, Wis; Jno. w. kaluse, Chi cago; Henry J. Ketchum, Penacock, N. H.; William c. Kicrnan, Brook lyn; Gustave Kindermann, Sister Bay, Wis; Tarencei Kirk, New York City; i! Jno. w. Kohler, Tonawanda, N. Y.; Joseph Knoiecake, Chicago.
 Marine Corps List.
 The Marine corps casua'ls llst t6- day shows:
 Killed in action, 20; died of wounds, 1 3; wounded severely, 3S missing, 3; total, 64.
 Southerners included in the first 1 list:
 Wounded in action severely: Pri- i vate Charles E. Warren, .Muskogee | Okla.
 Second list:
 Killed in action: Corporal Arthur ' C. Pugh, HOO North Eleventh street. i, Fort Smith, Ark; Private Joe W. Li- gOn, Loving, Texas.
 The name of Corporal Arthur C, | 'Pugh, HOO North Eleventh street, Ft. Smith, Sebastian county, Ark. ap- pears in Thursdays Marine casual ties, among those killed ill action: