The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-18
DAY LIST

1 DA Llo l Washington, August 1.-The army casualty list today shows: | Killed in action, i7; died of wounds I l. died of accident, and other causes 1 ?; wounded severely, 31; wounded, de l gree undetermined, 20 missing in ac- 1 tion, 19 Total 90.
 ] The list includes the following mer 1 from southern states:
 | Killed in action: Corp John w. Arm strong, Jonesboro, Tenn; Wagonei
 John R. Massey, R. F. D., Princeton, N C.; Private Luke Cooperider, Pea Ridge 1 Arkansas.
 Wounded severely: Corp. George Kosek, Taylor, Ark; Privates Albert L. Hart, Humphrey, Ark; Carl M Lewis, Whiteville, N C.; Raymond L. Wetherington, Kinston, N. C. wounded. degree undetermined: Corp Ralph H. Salts. Fairfield, La. Wagoner Arthur Large, Schoolfield, Va. Private Lee Sanders, Atlanta, Ga
 Missing in action: Private Eddie J. Chandler, Levesque, Ark.
 KILLED IN ACTION 1 The remainder of the list follows: Lieut.. Bernard L. Rice Sparta, Wis. Sergt Alfred J. Ortman, Columbus, O.. Brester c. Shoch, Selins Grove, Pa Corp Edward s. Mulligan, New York. Wagoner Charles E. Scott, Hutchinson, Kansas
 Prvates Melvin Burrows. volga, $. D.; Charles E. Cummings, North Hanover. Mass. Charles Densley, Riyerton. Utah !: BenJamin E. Gunnell, Arlington, N. J Hobart Hopland, Eleva, Wis; James Mead, Sandusky, Wis; Roger R. Ram sey, Boston; Hewitt J. Swearingen, Kan sas City; Pliezo Tsiotras, Indiana Har- Dor, Ind.
 DIED OF WOUNDS Private John Johnson, Bellaire, o. DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES Privates Roy Baker, Renneslaer. New York; Andrew Hess McKees Rocks, Pa.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieuts. Dudley E. Bell, Briston, Pa. i; Victor H. Harding, Genessee county, N. Y.
 Sergts. Theodore M Bowski, Chicago.
 Henry Otto Tomah, Wis; Chaim Spec tor, Russia
 Corps. George W. Blewer, Syracuse, N r.; George A. Timpany, Janesville, Wis Wagoner Edward A. Jennerjohn, For estville, Wis
 Privates Samuel Barnhart, Curtain Pa.; Rasmus B. Beck, Denmark; Dona Byron, Brightwood, Mass; Lewis G. Caldwell, Concord Junction, Mass; W1l- liam G. Chisolm, Seymour Conn; Will liam Clark, Coventry, Conn.,; Cyril Dill | Grand Rapids, Mich; Francis Early, Cambridge, N. Y; Boyd J. Crush, Mount Morris, Ill.,: Samuel Humphrey, Logania, Pa, Chance McReynolds, Hazelton, l Kan; Joseph M. Moeller, South Norwalk, Conn; David w. Oschefskie, Hartford. Conn; Henry E. Olson, Chicago; Her bert R. Pallister, Sturgeon Bay, Wis. i; Anthony Telinski, Torrington, Conn; El- mer J. Tweedale. Sturgeon Bay, Wis. Phillip s. Weaving. Naugatuck, Conn. i; Nicholai Yushik, Cleveland, o. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER- Mechanic Walter J. Hoffman, Park | ridge, H.
 Privates James H. Burns, Ottumwa. ! 1a-: James L. Cusworth, Woodhine la | Floyd W. Hardy Missouri Valley, Ia; John w. Haxby, Clarinda. la: Roy D. Jones, St. Joseph, Mo: Broncho Volac- zewski, New Bedford, Mass: John Lar I son. Goodman. s. D.; Frank Lewis, Des Moines, Ia.; Clifford V. Marlow. Deco rah, Ia; Henry Miller. Redoak, Ia.; Ed ward A. Mullen, Brooklyn. N. Y.; Guss W. Bylander, Redoak, Ia.; Adolph Peach, Bedford, la; James Regan, Chi cago: Benny ]. Sandlow. Camden, N. J Charles l. Whitehead Walden, N Y. MISSING IN ACTION Ccrporals Richard J. Galligan. New Brunswick. N. J.; John w. Hinchey.