The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-02

k Killed in action, Lieut.. Wiley c. BaS- sett, Newborn. N. c.
 Died from wounds, Maj. James c. Will Hams, Banner Ala; Lieut.. William l.. Leconte, Atlanta.
 Died of disease, Private Leo Bird, R. F. D. No. ?. Mattern, Ga.
 Died from accident and other causes, Lieutenants Julian w. Hohenberg, We tumpka, Ala: Frank $. Sanders, Chester field, S C.
 Wounded severely, Lieut.. Albert G. Kennedy, Jonesville, s. C.; Sergt, John H. Theus, Reynolds, Ga. Privates How ard r. Curry Mcdowell, Va; Harry c. Riley, Toms Creek, Va.
 Wounded, degree undetermined, Lieut.. Edward o, Merritt. North Augusta, s. c.
 Others ir the list are:
 KILLED IN ACTION
 Lieut.. William wallrieh Shawnee, Wis.
 Corporals George F. Reese, Mahoney City, Pa; Joseph C. St. Lawrence, South Brain.ree, Mass.
 Wagoner Edward Sindler. Oshkosh, Wis.
 Privates Joseph L. Dalbey Philadel- phia; Guerrini DAvolio, Chicago; Alex andre A. Drummond, Portugal; David Gece1eak, South River, N. J.; Harry E. Little, Maiden, Mass; Ralph W. Shirley.
 F'ryeburg, Me; Alfred Smith, Milvile. N. J.
 DIED FROM WOUNDS
 Lieuts. Thomas k. Bradley, Waxa- hachie, Tex. Walter W. Craig, New Bethlehem, Pa; Pete Haddix, Evenwood Wis; Elmer E. Hagler, Springfield, Ill.,; James Hanberry. Pittsburg, Kan; How ard R. Huston, Derring, N. D.; Arthur IT. McAllister, Boonville, Mo; George B. Mccoy. Washington. D. C.; Leon r. Roemer, Phiadelphia Harold C. Wag- gait, Everett, Mass.
 Sergts, George s. Koonce, Evansville, Ind; walter T. Mann, Plains. Pa; Charles NJ Sullivan, Sparta. Wis. Corps. Harold E. Mason, Souix Falls, $. D.; Roy W. Watson, Fond Du Lac, Wis
 Private John W. Fondren. Coleman Tex; Paul D. Kelley, Milton Junction, Wis; Frank Mattern, Mobridge, $. D.; |Guiseppi Polaio, Italy Lloyd Shoemaker, Alvin, Ill.,; Max A. Straub Herndon. Pa. DIED OF DISEASE Capt. John D. Irving, New York. Lieut.. Michael Joseph Trock, Milwau- kee
 Sergt Henry P. Keith, Fillam. Mo. Privates Thomas H. Agar, I<illduff, la: :
 Everett c. Case Churchvill, N. Y.; Louis Coty, Worcester Mass. Caleb Green, Meridian Miss; William Icheln,
  1 erett, Mass; Lloyd ]. Ward, Lowville, | New York.
 l DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Lieutenants: Cecil s. Huntington,
 Burlingame, Cal, Joseph J. Mason. lPttsburg.
 DIED FROM ACCIDENTS AND
 OTHER CAUSES Capt George W. Werseba. Perth Am boy, N. J.
 Mechanic Ernest G. Kehoe. Solway, New York.
 Private John Hannula, Finland< SEVERELY WOUNDED Mai. Howard w. Beal, Lewiston, Me. Capt Henry A. Schwarz, Baltimore. Lieutenants: Robert A. Bringham,
 Bath, N. Y.; Ernest c. Dedicke, Wash lington, D. C.; John l.. Roberts, Idaho Springs, Col.
 Sergeants: Albert w. Anderson, Mo- naca Pa: Andrew J. Books, Buffalo vern M. Boutilier, Oakfeld, Me; Law renee B Mcintyre, Buffalo; Clotus l..
 Montgomery. Lebanon, Ind; John II. Theus. Reynolds, Ga Corporals: Frank H. Ames, Rochester, N. H.; James E. Colgrove. Hulls. III. William J. Daily, Fitchburg, Mass. Emanuel Panoff, Brooklyn: Mechanic George Underwood. Lowell. Mass. Privates Peter l.. Anderson, Denmark Peter L. Baker, Ogden, Utah; Claude D. Bechte. Hanover, Pa Arnold j.. Bertrand Red Lodge. Mont; Carl Blair, Big Sandy, W. Va; Frank L. Briggs, Harrison, Me; John Bryda, Westfield, Mass; George J. Bush, Haverhill, Mass. :; Ralph H. Challenger. Lebanon, Pa; Char lie Melton Lee Clark, Walter Okla. John w. Clingerman, Elkins, w. Va; Charles 10. Cross, Fairbault. Minn.; Samuel l.. Dana, Pleasant Point, Me; August De- vos Pitco, Pa; Patrick F. Dunn, Liv- ngston, Mont. Abe Dworsky, New York: Willard M. Early, oil City, Pa; Carl Ebert, Salem Depot, N. H.; Robert w. Faulknerfi Philadelphia; Ralph V. George Cecilville, Cal; Newton E. Grant, Union City, Pa: Raymond Ham lin, Beach N. D.; Heber Hebert Wash |ingtonville. N. r.: Stanley Hill, Boston, :, Harold D. Jeffrey. Washington, D. e.; Homer Jewell. Culver, Kan; Edward D. Jones, Jr., Brooklyn; James D. Leasure, Herbert A. Mowry, Providence, R. r.; Harry M. Mullen, Dorchester. Mass James Emery Punco, Raritan N. J.. John w Rankin, Planville. Kan. Edward Rasmussen, Oxford Ind; William Rob erts vinton, O.; Archie l.. Salmon, Owensboro, Ky; Arthur l.. Shields, Utica, IN r.; Lawrence E. Smith, St. Louis Harry I opEuui, 1HSii } htiNif AuS.t NhieA~ aeI J. Tierney, Clinton, Mass. Frank Vaughn, Prestonburg, Ky.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieut.. Miles w. Kresge, South Beth lehem, Pa.
 Corp. Gennaro Scipione. Italy. Privates Rollin c. Freshour. Ripon, Cal; Paul Zanetos, Greece. PRISONERS ta CbarIes E, T.Ocka Cincinnati. MARINE LIST Washington, August 1.-The marine corps casualty list today shows: Died of wounds, ,: severely wound ed 2. Total, ]. The list included the name of Fri vate Richard A. Evans, substation 2, Richmond. Va, as having died from wounds received in action. Others in the list are; DIED FROM WOUNDS sergt John J. McAmis. Covington. Kentucky.
 private John C. Cowl. Leon. Ia. SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION Private David D. Cairns Coches-
 sett, Mass
 Previously reported killed in action. now reported wounded in action: |. Private Realis c. kestler. Cypress, Illinois.
 Mctor Company Incorporates Montgomery, August Especial )--Ar- ticles of incorporation for the Fayette Motor company at Fayette were received ot 0ffica 0f fha Sacrefary of Stars