The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-07-19
DAYS CASUALTIES

Washington, July 1S.-The army cas- ualty list today shows:
 Killed in action, IA; died of wounds 1o died of diease, 6; died of accident and other causes, 2; wounded severely, 20; wounded slightly, i; missing, 4; total. 57
 The list includes the following south ern states:
 Killed in action: Sergt. William L. Ira wis, Hot Springs, Ark.
 Died from wounds: Corp. James E. Fitzwilson. Charleston, $. C.; Privates Jesse B. Emmons, Andalusia; Charles B. Lanier, Decatur.
 Died of disease: Private Winfield, Sal ters Depot, s. c.
 Wounded severely: Privates James B. Chapman, Taylorsville, N. s.. Sam H. Gardner, Phoenix City.
 Others in the list are:
 Killed in action:
 sergts. Carl c. Carter. Fresno, Cal; EuCell Miller Lusher, Kansas City; Will liam F. McFadden, Great Bend, Kan.
 Privates Leon William Brignall. Gen. eva, N. r.; Rocco Di Sciascio, Philadel- phia; George Fisher, New York; Joseph Gsllegos. Talpa, N. NJ; William c. Jack son, Baskerville, Ind; Vedo Kubiachi, Tor opah, New; Samuel Elmer Lee, Pitts burg; John c. Lowell, Norborne, Mo. Henr.- R. Tyler, Manlius, N. r.; Oscar S. Ulgren, Jamestown, N. Y.
 Died from wounds: Privates Fred erick B. Blunt, Tannersville, N Y; Earl M Coston, Billings, Mo; Paul J. Flo rine, Fort Atkinson, Wis; Joseph Mac ciocca, Italy Frank K. Snyder, Fair field, Conn; William Upton, Phila- delphia, Pa, Okey Baughan. Newford. West Virginia.
 Died from disease: Cook Scott Mill. ford. Sumner, Mo-; Privates Charles F. Lucas, Trenton, N. J.; Leslie G. Nor row, Canada; William o. Watts, Els berry, Mo; Frank M. Wenzel, Little Falls Minn.
 Died from accident and other causes: Corp. Ralph Charles Taylor, Pleas ant, Mich; Private Herbert Daniel Whalen, Detroit.
 Wounded severely: Sergt. Russell Boyd Brightbill. Harrisburg, Pa; Corps. Stacey E. Baker, Watertow n, N. r.; Richard P. Partridge, Rochester, N. Y.; Privates William Baron, Rus sia; Robert Big Thunder, Wootenburg, Wis; Selah Davis, Newark, N. J.; Da- vide H. Dunkle. Spring Run, Pa. i; Frederick V. Gould. Doxburg, Mass i; John Luhaink, Baltimore Clarence Lyon. Bluffton. Ind; Edwin Emerson Miller. Portage, Pa; vern Morlan. Med icine Lodge, Kan; Guy Norton, Delhi, N. Y.; Henry H. Shook, Cherokee. Ia. {; Claude D, Shoults, Hubbard, la: Pi. Sikivica, Johnstown, Pa; Henry Ven ditti, Newcastle. Pa; William Zie1en- ski, Russia
 wounded slightly Private Lawrence A. Chambers, Bridgeport, Conn. Missing in action: Privates Albert Brook Princeton N J.: Wojeiech Cyganowaski. Detroit. Herman Joseph Klotz, Syracuse. N ": Harry F. Thorne. Waterbury, Conn. Prevlousiy reported missing, now re- ported in hospital: Private Alexander Crosbia was+ Aus tralia
 Washington, July 1S.-The marine corps casualty list today shows. Killed in action. 3 died of wounds. 1; wounded severely, 3; total '
 None ot the seven men in today's marine corps casualty list is iron, a southern state. Sergt, Thomas A. Stur- gess, "A St Charles street New Or leans, was reported killed in action previously.
 Others in the list are: Killed in action:
 Privates Frederick & Bennett North Bloomfield, N. Y.; Charles c. Hale. Me Connellsville. O.; Frederick l.. Riebold. Baltimore.
 Died of wounds received in action
 Private Alfred .. Walburn, Welstop. Ohio.
 Wounded in action, severely: Corp. Henry +. c. schur.acher. New ark, III
 Privates Joseph Cole. Lynn. Mass Harvelv Sniyelv Schellh,,n