South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-06-03
U. S. Casualty List

WASHINGTON. June > - The
army casualty list sunday contained
50 names. divided a. Follows:
Two officers were named. Capt.
Charles J. BiddIe OF Philadelphia
was wounded. degree undetermined.
and Lieut.. Elmer u. Mackey OF Nc
keesport. Pa. il missing in action.
HOLSTERS WOUNDED.
The following names of Indiana
men appear in tOday's casualty list:
WOUNDED.
Degree undetermined - PI1Nates
Kari q. Brown. 1927 shelby St. In
diana polls; William DOWeli. Carbon.
Ind: Charles HAW kins. 800 T.. Sher-
man It, Marion. Ind: Mansfield o.
SuSbands. 2S29 TWObolt ay.. Indian
aPOlis; Harold 4. MCCOY. 1919 Y.
Ewing ST. indianapolis.
Winfield : Orndorff. OBS y. Fifth
st. NinCcnnes. Ind. George r
shank. jr.. S19 Broadway. Vim
cennes. Ind.
Osborne Thompson. salem. Ind. /:
Harold G. UlIery. 500 T.. Washing
ton 81, indianapolis; CIarencc ..
Williams. Oakland City. Ind.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Edward j. stein. Evanston. Ind
KILLED IN ACTION.
Sergt. Eugene {. Mckibbin. Mad
ison. ;. d.; Corp. DOss u. Haas,
Nashville. Tenn: PriVates Ole h.
Arneson. BrantfOrd. y. D.; Anthony
{. Caputo. Greek side. Pa: Alexandra
CasseaIno. 252 salem St.. Boston:
Ernest VI. Clark. CharlestOwn. Mass. /:
Vincent j. Cutillo. Moves place.
Boston; Frank Fatal. Lamont. Ia.
Mike Grba. 21O Ash ST.. Anaconda.
Mont; Theodore Hess. 2s5 Poplar
St. New Haven. Conn; Earl II.
Hines. 1f11 Exposition building.
Los Angeles: John Augustus KIey.
S5 Houston st. Buffalo; Charles III.
Lynch. Winchester. Mass: Charles
". Rupp. Woburn. Mass; John
Swecny. O. Oxford St. Lawrence.
Mass; John A. Woods. Mcdford.
Mass.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
Sergt. Elijah 4. Pettis. GOrdo.
Ale: Corp. Charles X. Simmons,
1902 =. Willow 81, sherman. Texas;
Privates James Axxon. Macon. or;
James r. Carson. Dutton. Ma: Je-
rome j. Crowley. Asylum St. Bos-
ton: George Friedl. Fulton. III: Bur
ton Potter. Orient. y. Y: Charles
Il Circular av., PittSfield.
Mass; Clarence SANITY. II. r. D..
Green Bay. Wis: Benjamin r.
Smith. Gardiner. Me: James J.
Stanton, Central Falls, r. I.
DIED OF ACCIDENT.
Corp. Robert I. Morton. Birming-
ham, Ala; Privatcs William \.
Weinkc. Horizon. Wis: William j.
White. Cambridge. Mass
DIED OF DISEASE.
carney Brymer. ITO Baker av..
ST. Louis: JOG \. Carton. Athens.
Ga: Carl r Green. 35S Potter av..
I'd Stcsal. COweta.
Okla.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieut.. Elmer u. Mackey. 2212
Bowman av.. McKcespOrt. Pa:
Serst. Thomas j. Kirk. Medford.
Mass: Privates Henry Halas. 1919
Canton ST. Detroit: William Hopke.
35S cambridge St. Brooklyn: pris-
oner previously reported missing i'm
action Private Edward VI. Roberts.
IrOquOis. =. d.
KILLED IN ACTION.
previously reported wounded)
Private Frank W. FerrarO. FAIRY
st. Middletown. Conn.
WASHINGTON. June 3.-Thirty-
six casualties in the American ex-
reditionary forces were announced
today by the war department. di-
vided as follows:
Four killed in action. three died
OF wounds. two died Of accident.
seven Of disease, three wounded in
action. s wounded severely and one
wounded slightly.
Three officers are mentioned in
the list as follows:
Killed in action. Lieut. Harry r.
" Johnson. South Bethlehem. Pa.
Wounded degree undetermined,
Lieut.. George W. McCabe. Vicks-
burg. Miss.
Wounded severely, Lieut.. William
Hepburn. Windsor. Conn.
The list was as follows:
Killed in Action.
Lieut. Harry +. W. Johnson.
South Bethlehem Pa: Sergt. Ed
ward y. Ripley, Maiden. Mass;
Pvts. Raymond J. Burns. Cam
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