The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1918-06-18
ARMY CASUALTY LIST
TOTALS 49 NAMES
NO OKLAHOMANS OR TEX
ANS INCLUDED-TEN KILL
ED IN BATTLE.

Washington, June lS.-The army
casualty list today contained ~
names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, TO- died OF
wounds, 2; died of airplane acci-
dent, died of disease, |; died OF
accident, and other causes, :;
wounded severely, 80; wounded
slightly. !.
Killed in action:
LIEUTENANTS LESLIE II.
GROSER, Brooklyn, N. Y.
WILLIAM G.. HERRINGTON,
Nunez, Ga.
WILLIAM CAMPBELL JOHN
SON, Eau Claire, Wis.
JOHN d. MATHIS, Americus,
Ga.
SERGEANT EDWARD T.
MAGNTNSKE, Chicago.
SERGEANT JAMES MARCUM
La Toilette, Tenn.
RAY BRENT, HELENA, Mont.
MICHAEL JAY, New Haven
Conn.
THOMAS Y. LARSON, Berke-
ley, Cal.
MICHAEL MAKARAVESCH,
Brooklyn.
Died of Wounds.
Died Of wounds: Musician Julius
s. Johnson, Luray, Kan; Private
Samuel Mize, Elton. Wis.
Died in airplane accident: Lieut..
Harry Walter Prince, West Phila-
delphia, Pa.
Died Of disease: Privates Hubart
F. Ward, McKcesport, Pa.
Died of accident and other causes.
Private Luther n. Chorn, Council
Bluffs, Iowa.
Severely Wounded.
Severely wounded: Sergeant Al
fred NJ. James Plymouth, N. H.;
Corporals James c. Busby, Salt
Lake City. Utah; Joseph J. Hunt,
Trenton, N. J.; Robert J. Miller,
Caledonia. Ohio; Ralph M. Whit
ing, Marlboro, Mass; Privates Wal
ter d. Beall, Eldorado Springs, Mo.
Anthony c. Bills, Dubois, Pa;
Christian l.. Clusman, Newark. n.
j.; William Conlon, Anaconda,
Mont; Fred G.. Connor, Maiden,
Mass; Charles Corray, Inncahola,
Turkey; Elmer Davis, Chicago;
.ouis de Luca, Roxbury, Mass;
Allen s. Denmark, Mohoba, Miss;
Raymond Dishon, Grab Orchard.
KY Robert Farrow. Calhoun, Ga;
Harry Joseph s. Golden, New York
City; John F. Hoey. Pony, Mont;
Henry Johnson, Albany, N. Y;
Charles B. Keim, Bradley Beach,
N. J.; Joseph Kelly, Butte, Mont;
Robert l. Kutak, Omaha, Neb.; JOS
eph Lord, Bracevill Ills; William
Murray, Beaver Dam, Wis; Chas.
r. Morse, Southington. Conn; ST.
neon Myers, Terre Haute, Ind.
John f. Riley, Brooklyn; Joseph
T. Schulz, Newark. N. J.; Frank
Slama, Chicago; Walter Stelmas-
EEK, Chicago; Willard Weller, Iron
ton, Ohio; jeremiah Sweeney,
Fitchville, Con; Herman Worth,
Joliet, Ills.
Slightly wounded Private Nor
man F. Mccain, Belmont, Mass.
Prisoners.
Prisoners previously reported
Mechanics John F. Gro
min, Portland, Conn; Lieutenant
Paul F. Baer, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Sergeant Daniel Brandon. Towners,
N. Y; Sergeant Erving A. Dresser,
Bristol, Conn; Sergeant Walter !.
New Haven, Conn; Ser
geant Eugene F. Sharkey, Ansonia,
Conn; Sergeant Harry Swanson,
Waverly, Mass; Corporal Sewall
w. Rich, Dorchester, Mass; Bug
Ter Vincenze Labriola, Bristol,
Conn; Privates Vincent Allen,
NorwalS Conn; Frank J. Antko-
mix. Webster, Mass; Walter Chmiel
Bridgeport, Conn; Albert Decsi,
Brooklyn; Inoch II. Doble, Quincy,
Mass; Maurice Fischman, New
Haven; Raymond c. Kirby, New
Haven; John Knudson, New Ha-
ven; Lee w. Lamere, Ladonia, N.
H.; Joseph P. Leary, Middletown,
Conn; Thomas A. Lystctt, Sara
toga Springs, N. Y; Leo A. Ma
her, Dorchester, Mass; Harold E.
Stamford, Conn; John
A. Murphy. Amesbury. Mass;
Claude Q. Nelson, Briston, Conn;
NJ. Ole, Pequabuck, Conn;
Lawrence Perlmutter, New York;
Daniel T.. Sala, Westwareham, Mass.
Louis Sander. Philadelphia; Alex
lnder Stevanoski, Keiff, Russia;
Carl Sudock. New Haven. Conn.,;
Ellis NJ. Young, Everett, Mass;