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

o'clock the home service department VIII meet One of the Birmingham home service workers will be present and will assist the committee in getting their 6;i- ties properly arranged and assigned. yates Horace H. Sharp, Colbert, Ga {; John R. Bassett, Blakes Va
 Ine remainder of the list issued in two sections, follows:
 SECTION ONE
 K KILLED IN ACTION
 Corp. Ha.en A. Vaughan, Oak Park, Illinois
 SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION Privates Edmund P. Clouatre, wor- cester. Mass; Roy q. Horton, Roches- ter, N. Y.; Alfred G. Mullen, Arvona, Pa; Leslie 5. Scott League City, Te. WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGREE
 UNDETERMINED
 Sergts Hugh r. Jiidder. waukon, la; Edward L. Wilkinson, Great Falls, Montana
 Corps. Royal M Beckwith, Joliet. III; Charles Campbell, Clinton, Minn. !; William D. Dye, kenmore, O.; Frank S. Walker. Mills, Mass
 Privates Aurin H. Bailey, Provi- dence, k. l.; Robert C. Cameron, Chi cago: Frank R. Smith, Brooklyn, N r.; Louis G. Smith, Verona, N Y.
 KILLED IN ACTION
 Lieut. William H. Mack, Holyoke, Mass. WOUNDED IN ACTION SEVERELY Sergts. Tony W. Kane, Chicago; Os- car Pynckels, Paterson, N. J. e Corps. Lawrence H. Kneil, Akron. O.; Bernard w. Montag, Oshkosh, Wis: Earl Sutherland, Pennyan, N. Y.
 Privates Ralph A. Tobin, Philadelphia: William M Farrar, East Orange, N. J.; Lester I. Fehrs, Chester, N. r.; John J. Hale, Thrall, Tex; Austin A. Nelson, Crooksville, O.; Raymond F. Rogers, Newburgh, N. r.; Ralph D. Smith, North Bend. Pa; Walter c. Spear, Pleasant City, O.
 WOUNDED IN ACTION SLIGHTLY Privates Joseph c. Sites. Hopkins vile, Ky.
 WOUNDED IN ACTION, DECREE UNDETERMINED Private Irwin W. Frankerstein, St. Louis, Mo.
 SECTION TWO WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGREE UNDETERMINED Lieuts James F. Robertson, Chicago: Harold T. Palmer Willoughby, O.; Her man A. Zischke Horizon, Wis. Sergts Romeyn P. Benjamin, New York; Alfred O. Halverson, Ridgeway, o. {; Leo J. Zebrowski, Jamaica, N. Y. Corps. Albin Anderson. Lockport, Ill. {; Obed P. Berge, Minneapolis; Clarence D. Bradford, Ashland, Tex: Campbell B. Cline, Rovington, Ky: Lynn c. Fitz- gerald, Flint, Mich; John w. Hufsmith. Houston. Tex; Privates Thomas M. Me- Conkay, Oregon, H.; William A. Peve- house, Muskogee, Okla ] Corps. William O. Potter, Chicago; Fred E. Sloan, Chicago. Privates Homer Akers, Norwood. Mo. 1; I Rudolph Pargmann, Newark. N. T. l Barrentine. Mckinney, Tex: Frank C. 1 Brough, New York; Frank P. Czrenshow- ski. Chicago; Raymond J. Dacey, DO troit; Clement B. Gravenhorst, Brooln, Earl Learned, Kenosha. Wis: Blaze Lom- bardo, Cleveland, O.; Fitch l.. McCord. Paris, Ill.,; John McNamara, Green Island, N. r.; Martin T. Maloney, St. Louis; Claude S. Miller. Bloomington. H.; Milton A. Mittelholtz, Pasadena, Cal; Albert w. Moore. Madisonville, O.; Carroll H. Moss, Tokonsha, Mich: Jake V. Mullis, Tunnelton, Ind; Earl c. Nell son, Flushing. Mich; Claude E. Par menter, Waukesha, Wish; Howard E. Perry. Cannonsburg. Pa; Carroll c. Roberts. Carrollton. Ill.,; Clarence w. Rosene, Fabyn, Conn; George Schill- l ing, East Highland Park, Mich. 1; Rees Schlag. sPairie DuSac, Wis; Alfred B. Seaman. West Middle sex, Pa; Dewey Schmidt. Whitney, Tex; William G. Sewell. Belvidere, Ill.,; William H. Skaggs. St. Louis; Pres ton L. Slack. Thedford Center. Vt; William Stern, N r.; Engelbert M Tetley, Indianapolis, Ind; George s, Thorsen, Chicago; Robert B. Turner, Indianapolis; Oscar E. Updyke. Avoca, N. r.; Mathew J. Wall. Morganfeld' Ky; Raymond A. Walter. St Louis; Karl H. Wilkinson, Chester. Ill.,; Ed ward J. Wirfs, St. Louis; George G. Wohlgemuth, Wilcox, Neb.; Charles c. Yoas, Cincinnati.
 MISSING IN ACTION | Corpl Anthony F1orentine. Everett Massachusetts.
 Privates Earl H. Fisher. Fox Lake Wis; Victor E. Johnson. Minneapolis; William G. Hoppe. Milwaukee,; James T. Pitts, Pontoosuc, H.; Roland w Quinn. St. Paul; Gustav Spitzbardt Milwaukee. Wis; Charles H. Whitney Rochester. Minn.; Sergt. James M Walker, Cincinnati.
 DIED OF WOUNDS Maj. Howard B. Beal, Lewiston, Me. Sergt James A. Evans, Brooklyn. N. Y.; Corp. Glen A Morrow. Des Moines. Ia. Privates Frank E. Carlston, Fontaneila, la, Anurew Dudz k. Phiiaaeiphia Emi ( E. Johnson, Floyd. o.; Harry Austter Whitesooro. N. Y.
 DIED OF AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
 Lieut.. Roger H. Clapp. Salt Lake City, Utah.
 WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER. MINED
 Corp. Howard J. Hale. Spanish Fork Utah.
 Privates Ray A. Hagstrom, Los An. geles; John M. Mcleod, Harlowton Mont; Nils A. Sanderson, Forest Grove N. r.; Harrison 2. Taylor. Henryvilie Ind.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY
 Sergt. Dominick Duda. Chicago. Corps. Andrew Baskin, Philadelphia Manus w. Cannon. Nova Scotia. Canada