The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-09

J. Frank Rushton. Murray Brown and J. E. Haffner made interesting talks al | the meeting following luncheon at the 1 Bright Star cafe. A larger force of men will be put into the field than before and a more thorough organization will pe effected J. E. Haffner is zohe chairma l and J. R. Morton is city chairman.
 John Johnson. Paterson, N J.. Tennis Finland; Earl V. LaLonde. Pontiac, Mich; Harry Lederman, New York; William R. Wildwood, Springfield, Mass James Narella, Youngstown. O.; Ivar l Porthen, Finland; Sam Resnick, Rus sia; Walter Sadofsky, Russia George Straga, Italy; Lester H. Wirmlight, l ISkowhegan, Me.
 DIED OF WOUNDS
 Sergt. Thomas J. Erb, Maspeth, N. Y. Privates Ralph Ball. Grand Forks. N. D.; Robert J. Heacock, New Hart ford, Conn; Thomas Kelley, New York; Harry Leventhal, New York; Anton Romsos, Fountain. Minn.; Jacob Ruff, Chicago.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY Sergt. Lester Brenner, Lafayette, In- diana.
 | Raymond McNamara, New York; Joseph M. Metz, E1wood, Ind.
 Mechanics Nix Lipuiski, Keene, N. H.; Arthur E. Rogers, West Lafayette, Indiana
 Privates Charles B. Amber, Bellair, | O.; William Elliott, New York; Charles l o. Engdall, Olanta, Pa; Irl Felter, Lou ! isville, Ky; George Foross, Yerington. Nav; Lawrence W. Gates, Millers Falls, Ma 1ior p fzh, Wis; Arch Jenkins, Normantown, w. Va; Charles Johnson, Evanston, H.: | Urban Kashik, Algoma, Wis; Dorsey Kelley, Revere, w. Va; Clarence Knut- son. Foysette, Wis; Charles Lang rehr, New York; Ivor B. Large, Fast Cedar Rapids, la, Harry Lemerise, Washington; Bearl Lemon, New Mar | tinsville, W. Va; Vincenzo Lici Rome. Italy; Ely B. McDaniel Medicine Lodge. Kan; Everett F. Moore Asbury Park ! N. J.; Arl T. Myran, Manchester, Minn. | Potter Owad, Ann Arbor. Mich. Ralph | Poi. Chester. W. Va; Geonizy Popko. Westfield, Mass; Rosario i,agonese, 1 Brooklyn, N r.; George Slechta, Vic toria, Tex; Robert Steen. Durand, Wis; Burnham T. Stevens, Danville, Ill. {; Costas voyias, Greece.
 WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
 
 Sergts. Frederick Mitchell, Danville, ILL; Nikolas Nora, Laredo Tex; Charles R. Strother, Bedford, Ind. l Corp. John Fallen. Decatur, III. Rugler Clyde A. Grover, Valley Falls, Rhode Island
 1 Privates Anthony Amadio, Yonkers, N. r.: Edward G. Huysi Camden, N. J.: Francis l.. Monaghan, Canandiagua, N. Y.; Talmage H. Moore, Philadelphia; Charles santangelo. Norristown. Ia PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS, NOW REPORTED | ON DUTY WITH COMPANY | Private Ernest P. Hoerr, Portsmouth, Ohio
 PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF WOUNDS, NOW REPORTED | SEVERELY WOUNDED l Sergt. Harry Gibstein, Bronx. N. Y.
 SECTION TWO KILLED IN ACTION ] Lieuts. Fred H. Becker, Waterloo, Ia. ; Robert J. Hutchinson, Fl Paso, Tex; Roy E. Parrish, Clarksburg, W. Va-; Fred D.. Pollard. North Adams, Mass. Sergts. Ladisalv Podoli. Cleveland; Martin J. Rohacek, Chicago; Peter J. Roman, Elizabeth, N J.
 l Corps. Francis D. Howard, Pleasant vile, N. J.; Clarence Hunter. Madison. Ind; Edward .Klemme, Belleville, H.; Oliver c. Metzger, Allison, Pa; Robert P. Rauenbuhler Jersey City. N. J.; Will ! liam Roth, New York; Alfred c. Schmitt. Jersey City; Elmer H. Simmons. Han over, Mass; Jacob 'Steinkamp, Bridge port, Conn.
 Privates Clarence H. Becker. Kansas City. Mo-; Frank Benda. Garfield. N. J.; Matthew J. Coessens, Amsterdam. N. r.; Paul Eason, Queen City, Mo; George Estle, Columbus, O.. James G. Fleming. Philadelphia; Bronistan, Geozenskiowski, Baltimore, Md; Sam Gorden, Staten Is- land. N r.; John c. Graf. Philadelphia; Frank Brenda. Dickson City. Pa.: Rich- ard J. Hartley, Philadelphia; Gust Kal- | las, Omaha, Neb.; Alfred Kayser, West Orange, N, J.; Toney Klimanski. Provi- dence, R. l.: William H. Kline. Balti- more; William Kenney, Brooklyn, N. Y., | Bill Fletcher, Watts, Okla; w. Y. Den | lty Krizicky, Lackawanna, N. Y.; Mich
 ael Rush. Wyandott. Mich; Clarence
 LaTourette. Covington. Ind; James II Lenihan. Oil City. Pa: Bert Leonard Leavenworth, Kan; John Juttjohann To peka, Kan; Bruce McMillan, Boise Idaho; Clair H. Marshall. Flint, Mich; Artie Moore, Nashville, Ind; Stephen J. {, Obar, Limestone Me: Patrick G. Nc Hugh. Brooklyn, N. Y.; Albert Patrick Tulsa. Okla; Charles F. Peters, Brown | ing, Mo-; William Pitrowicz. Trenton N. J.; Bolestaw Prusak. Chicago; Johr Radolskh Chicago; Peter Ragulia, New York: Luigi Random. Crystal Falls Mich; Augustus Rogers. Canistee N r.. Arthur & Rowley. East Long Meadow Mass; Meyer Schwartz. New York George C. Smart. Beamunt. Tex; Stanley
 Sosnowski. Chicago.
 ] MARINE LIST
 Washington, August S.-The maine corps casualty list today shows:
 {, Killed in action. 2; died of wounds. l wounded severely, 20: wounded. degree undetermined. 7l: wounded slightly, missing 10; total 10S.
 The list includes the following from southern states:
 Wounded in action. degree unde- termined: Lieut.. Davis A. Holiday, Ma rion, s. C.; Private Benjamin F. Ma
 son, McRae, Ga: Sergt. Michael J. Stil- Ter, 2s27 Fourth street. New Orleans Corp Fred o. Black. HIS North David son street. Charlotte, N. C.; Private' Claude Domino. Leland, Miss: William M Trent, R. F. o. 2. Andersonville. Va. Charles F. Gomez. Tampa. Fla. Died of wounds received in action
 Private Clement R. Bontempe, Bay St Louis, Miss.
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