El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-12-25
MORE ARIZONANS
ARE CASUALTIES
Some of 34Oth Artillery,
Some Of 158th Infantry;
Many Volunteers.

Phoenix. Ariz-. Dec. 25.-In late
lists many additions are being made
Of names Of Arizona men who have
given their lives for their country.
Only in a few instances has the in
formation included designation Of the
military organizations TO which the
men were attached It is known that
many were in the 340th field artillery,
from Camp Funston. and that few
were in the 15Sth infantry from Camp
Eearny. the regiments that held most
OF the Arizona men. y very large
proportion were volunteers. who
Joined special organizations in the
earlier days Of the war.
IN the notations OF killed in action.
died Of wounds or missing after ac-
ton are found the following names.
Ramon Arcs. Tucson: Corp Frank c.
Berry. Douglas, Arnold BiumenthaL
Phoenix, Julian BorelO. Fort Thomas
Leslie II Bonar, Phoenix; Ramon S
BurrueL Tucson; jose II Castro
Tucson: H A. Garfield. OF tho 72d
Canadian Highlanders. Tucson
Thomas ponelan, Globe; James F. Du-
Eois, Bonita; Marvin Elliott. Bisbee;
L. A. EuEle, Tom bstone; George ".
Gardner. Phoenix: Lieut.. James Il
HiEley, Phoenix Farmer Harrington.
Miami. Charles B. Kohlmeier. Hay
den: Henry LeECatt, Miami; Lieut.
Jerome Mckay Leonard. medical
corps. former health officer OF Doug
las Douglas. Rudolph Lerna. Tucson:
Nincente bIanZo, Benson: Lieut.. Nor
can NcDermott. Tucson; cook Odus
=. McFadden. Mesa. oliver Oventille,
Douglas; marine cornoral George Pru-
lit. Phoenix. John SLAUGHTER. Spring
erville: jose C. Salazar. Tucson; z. W
Schwartz, Globe; Jacob @ Theobaid,
Prescott, marine Eugene II Tenley.
WILCOX Corp Fernando s Tedro.
Tucson William T. Windham. Gcron-
imo. Harold Z. Wilson. Clifton;
Joseph Wiley. Nogales.
Those noted as dying by accident
We're; Guadalupe Flores, Tucson:
Niles W Galusha, Lowell; Reginald
Hartmann. Globe; Rafael A. Martinez,
Tucson; Albert Ray Scottsdale-
Many Die OF Disease.
Most OF those who died through
disease were stricken By influenza in
home camps. including; william A
Andis, Tucson. Give C Eakes, Yucca;
David 2. Campbell. Bishee; First
Lieut. Frank l. Crofoot. .. member Of
the First Arizona state legislature.
who enlisted in the 15Sth infantry
% T
seaman Bruce Griffith. Tucson sea-
man Francis y NJ Heron. Winslow-
T.. =. Hawkins. former chief engineer
q the United Verde Copper company.
IN training I'm an engineer officers
camp, Clarksdale- Dou~las A. Hum
phrers. Avondale. Ben Kane. Buck
eye. Robert Z. Lanham. former dis
rrict cashier Of the Mountain states
company. Phoenix Philip
O. HcT.auEhlfu Phoenix seaman
Lawrence A. Means. Globe; Mute Mon
nero. Globe; CLYDE A. Miller. Phoenix;
sergt- Charles II. Murphy. Stafford;
Frank a smith. Phoenix, Sidney ~
Schultz. Peoria. Robert Walkiushav-.
q gun pointer on Atlantic transport
service. Yuma. Basil WilET Phoenix
Homer Whip. q former student in the
University Of Arizona, Tucson
Promoted, Not Killed
First Lieut.. Clark ads. OF Phoenix.
was reported killed in action Instead
be has been promoted for gallantry.
while serving as a battalion adjutant
u the 104th infantry. 10 which he
lai been assigned from the 15Sth- He
was slightly wounded lieut. F. Vel
don Pickett. Of Tucson. also was
wounded. not killed as reported. Max
Of Jerome. was captured,
not killed
Lieut.. Ernest Love. OF Prescott. an
aviator reported missing. now IS IN
derstood 10 have Been a prisoner.
Definite assurance 20 the same effect
has been received by E =. EllinwOod-
Of Btsbee. from his son. Ralph, a
member Of q college ambulance corps.
who writes that he has been held
prisoner or a farm south Of Berlin
and that he has come through in
good shane