El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-07-15
ARMY CASUALTY
LIST HAS 50
IA Are Killed in Action; L.
W. Gibbey, Central,
N. M, Wounded.

] Washington. D. C., July 15.-The
army casualty list today shows:
Killed in action Il. died of wounds
seven; died Of disease seven. died OF
accident and other causes. one
wounded severely IS; missing three
total 60.
Corp Lawrence W. Gibbey. Central
" H., was severely wounded
Killed In Action.
Pvts- Anacheto Bononnl, OElnoo ID.
italy Chas- Burch. kitzins, Wash
Henry X BURNER. Greens boro, y G.
ChaS Is. COrrOue. Brooklyn y ",
Louis A. de Rossiere, Bergland, Mich
Arthur j. GendrOn, Clayviile, n. u
Anthony kOpcewicz, Detroit Mich
Chas- j. Leecn, Brooklyn, n H. VIC
tor i. forenoon, East Greenwich K
L. William T. Nay, Oriskany, N Y;
John Popetka. Chicago, Harry St
Clari. Roanoke. Va; Harry stephen
son. St Francis, kas.i William VIII
Died Of wounds.
Corr. William Faller. MiddleN-Nil-
LACE. y. ". Pvts- Robert T. BagWilL
Sacramento, Calf; Edgar o. Jarmal,
Ashland, Neb.. Joseph Pickoos, Lub-
lin. Russia. Donnie n sloane, George
town. Ind. Morris II. Thomas. Edgar
Springs, No: Reuben o. Wright phil
adelphia-
Died Of Disease.
Corp. Leo ~ Miller, Hortonville,
Wis. Pvts. Thomas Morrow. Balti-
more, Nd Carl F. Nelson, Fall Creek.
Wis. Francis Rich. Richfield, n. Y;
Robert A. Simpson, Kansas City, No;
Grover X Spratt. Belmont, y. c. Joe
Williams. Cataula, Ga.
Died Of Accident.
Pvt. Edwin L. Raymond, Buffalo,
Severely wounded.
Lieut. Howard i. Braye, Evanston
Ills. Sergts- Ray Buckley, Brookline,
Mass David L. Sanders. Lohrviue,
MS Corps. Lawrence E Gibbey. Cen
traI. X. H.. George Pete. Cincinnati O..
chief mechanic Roy W. Snowman,
Temple. Pa Pvts. John D. Traciki,
Toledo, o. Clarence p Braun, De-
troit. Burton T. Bursh. Madison, Wis
Harold Coward. Jacksonville, Fla,
George Davidson. Bay City, Mass
Henry F. PIERRE. Tonkers. n " Ar
thur Dilbeck. Clarified. Tenn. James
r Forbes. Lynn. No. George Eick-
Brooklyn. n y; Harry Could, Brook
lyu. n. Y, Marney Lesniowsky.
Youngstown, o.. Leonard r Lissman.
Syracuse. y Y. Reginald r. McGraW
Syracuse, y " Walter Materna-
Chicago William ]. Nagle, Wellsville,
y " John IT. Perry. mo address, p
Henry Sankahio, Princeton. Mica;
Charlie r. Snyder. Continental o.
y: Gaeteno Naccaro. Providence. r.
T. Chas- W. Williamson, SalidsburS,
Missing In Action.
Pvts. Joseph j. kahel, Lansing.
Mich. Harold G. Lawrence, Independ-
erce. Kas-- George Manhart Sacra-
mento. Calf.
Previously reported missing. now
renorted TO have been slightly gaSsel q
Pvt Tony Bardinella, Middleton,
Conn
Texan Taken Prisoner.
Washington, D. c., July l5--Sun-
days army casualty list contained .
names. divided rs follows,
Killed in action 49, died Of wounds
H. died of disease two. died OF acci-
dents and other causes four wounded
severely So wounded slightly two
missing in action two
The list included private Harry T.
PeudletOn. 2514 Champa street Den
yer. Colo. and Deinoics W. Ragscale,
lIaxweltcn. Texas. killed in action,
Vile, Texas. prisoner, previously re-
ported missing
Casualties in the army and marine
corps overseas increased 81 during
the week. compared with I03 the pre-
vious week, and aggregate 11.I53 with
giving - names and the marine corps
list giving 81 names
Total deaths. including POI men lost
at sea. men killed in action. dead OF
wounds, disease. accident and other
causes. number 4683-army men 400;
marines, 573.
The wounded aggregate 6476-army
men, 5431, marines. 1913 Those miss
ing. including prisoners. total ISL
army men. 519: marines. 65.
OF the weeks increase, 4S1 were
army men. and 166 marines. Killed in
action and other deaths. number 259.
Those wounded totaled 307, and the
missing and prisoners. ST.