Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1918-07-24

Leslie D. Chapin, Rideevillo, ind; Homer Crumb, Knobel, Ark; James P. Ellis, Fl Dorado, Tex, Chester A. Hartwell, Farewell, Mo-; ,JoE1 Lem bert, Holyoke, Mass. Joh.l D. Mu1die, North Towanda, N. T.; John J. Mur- phy, Aildavour, Ireland Carl A. Oe.- stahl, Spring Grove, Minn.; Joseph F. O'Hearn, Lockport, N. Y. Joseph Jir- kle, Owatonna, Minn.; Samuel Scham- baum, Brooklyn, N. r.. John V. Shoe maker Tyronne, Mo-; Fulton c. Smith. Ambridge, Pa.; Peter Smulczqnski, East Hampton, Mass; Archildabld l.. Stanl on, Waterbury, Conn; Alfred Stengel, College Point. N. r.; Isdor Swirkskey, New York City; Bugler Leon Jennart, Spring City, Pc.
 Died of Wounds:
 Privates Domenica de Modica. Bos ton; John E. Hoey, Pony, Mont; Guy M. Stanton. MilbroOk, Mich
 Died of Disease:
 Privates William A. Paris, Tusca- loosa, Ala; Harry A. Lewis, Fuller ton, Neb.; Henry Schmitz Winona, Minn.; John Schrader, Stuhgis, Mich; Cook Clair L. Bixby, Glasgow Mont. Died of Accident or Other Causes:
 Master Engineer Albert A. Urbach, Livingston, Mont; Sergt. Patrick J. McGahren, New York: Wagoner Syl- vester Johnson, Cadyville, N. Y.; Pri- yates Willem Kirkzik, Jersey City, N. J.; Thomas Patrik, Newark, N. J.
 Severely Wounded:
 Lieuts George A. Bilsbarrow, Ma plewood, Mo-; Francis K. Read, Balti- oLo ,,;o c Broolyn; Charles J. Swenson, New York City; Cook Edward O'Berlander Brooklyn; Sergts. Michael M. Hersn- man, Brooklyn; Frank F. Kriwanek. St. Louis; James A. Lampley Nash vile, Tenn; George D. Leinfelder, Broolyn; Corporals James ,. Casseta, Brooklyn; Ambrose Dolan, Jamaica Plain, Mass; John G. Glerum, Hol- land, Mich; Howard K. Greer, New York; John l.. Griffin, Glendale, N. Y.; James T. Mccormick. Topeka Kan; Ralph Wilson, New York; Pri- votes Cecil J. Brick, Springdale. Wash; Edward Berman, Springva.- ley, N. Y.; Harry s. Beronsky, Shen- andoah, Pa.; Charles IBocca, Gary, Ind; John Cannon, Homestead, Pa.; Henry J. Clarke, South Nyack, N. Y.; Hugh D. Cook, La Junto, Colo; Sher- men L. Craft, Hallsted. Pa.; Paul H. Daley, Leicester, N. Y.; Henry 6. Dilgard, Gainesville, N. Y.; Joseph M. Donahue, Buffalo. N. Y.; Francis A. Ellis, Maiden, Mass. Mark Eliner, New York City; Patrick Fee, Brook lyn Lawrence Flattley, New York city; Harper D. Foote, Binshampton. N. Y.; James G. Frazier, Pine City, N. Y.; William s. Furlong, Salamanca, N. Y.; Christopher Germann, Corona, N. Y.; Fran J. Goldbach, Buffalo, N. Y.; Eli G. Rombecker, New York city; Edward Grotte, Minneapolis, Minn.; Fred Hartel Brooklyn; John I. Herman, Olney, Ill.,; Said Kallil, Lansing, Mich; Flrank s. Kelsey, Haddam, Conn.,; Irving H. Krengel Elgin, Ill.,; Frank Krieger, Bridgeville, Pa; Frank A. Leary, Buffalo, N. Y. George D. Lengelbach, Mineola, Kan; | George McCann, East Boston, Mass; | John $. Moore, New York; Eugent l Jr, Brooklyn; Vincent Muttl, New York; Frank C.. Newsum, New 1 York; James M. Newton Woodhaven, N. Y.; William R. Noon, Freeport, N. Y.; John Noviella, Strawberry Hill Norwal, Conn; John D. Pennario. Wasile Putrick, New York; Levi R. Quick, Silver Springs. N. Y.; William Skull1ey, Cincinnati O.; IT, wing Sollow, New York City; Percy J. Wallace, Sumpter Ore; Cassimir, N Warren, Dunkirk, N. Y.; Henry Wehrinberg. Newell. Ia. Theodore Wexler, New York; Arthur J. White, Lima, N. Y.; Ischam G. Williams, Rol-