New Britain herald., 1918-08-07
ARMY AND MARINE CORPS
 HAVE 871 ON HONOR LIST
More Than 2,50O Names Re- ported Since Beginning of Aisne-Marne Battle--Penn- sylvana Burden Heavy.

Washington, Aug. 7.-Army and Marine corps casualty lists issued early today carried 871 names bringing to more than 2.50O the total casualties reported since the toll of the Aisne- Marne victory began to reach Wash ington Monday. Yesterday the total was 963; Monday it was 716
 Five lists for the army and one for the Marine corps made public today showed com bined:
 Killed in action. IA; wounded se- verely, 371; wounded, degree unde- termined, 269; died of wounds, g.; missing in ction, 105 died of disease 1; died of airplane accident, 1; died of accident and other causes, 1.
 The army lists show;
 Killed in action. 63; died of wounds, :; died of airplane accident l; died of accident and other causes, l; died of disease, l. missing in ac- tion, 105; wounded severely 33S; wounded, degrec undetermined, 63.
 The five lists combined follow:
 Killed in Action.
 Lieuts. Willard H. Hasey, Toledo; Wilson $. Keller, Barto, Pa; Harold E. Kinne, Orrofino, Idaho; Frank J. Mcconnell, Richmond Hill, N. Y; Frank R. Marston, Pensacola, Fla; Francis ". Payne, Charleston, W. Va; Sergeants George r. Agee, Kan sas City, Mo; David{ C. Harrison missing in action, 105a died of disease, ington, Pa; Fred B. Stultz, Roanoke, Va; William J. Rothmaier, Hazleton, Pa; Corporals Homer l.. Berl1ley, Ur- sula, Ark; John J. Mulvey, Railway, N. J.; Charles R. Patineaude Essex Junction, Vt.; Herbert Griffin, Colum- bia, Tenn; Arthur C. Mock, 1906 Green avenue, Altoona, Pa: Isem Skidmore, Layman, Ky; Cooks, Isa- dore Kaufman, Perth Amboy, N. J.; John Laughon, Odessa, Tex; Privates Albert Agnew, Davenport, Ia; John Alfred, Woodlawn, Miss J. L. Boek- enoogen, AitI1en, Minn.; Thomas R. Cottingham, Dillon, s. C.; Joseph F. Cottreli West Webster N. Y; Chas. D. Crane, Martinsburg. Mo-; Joe F. Dill, Bloomingdale, Ind; James Duff, Barboursville, Ky; John Dynan, Brooklyn; Alexander E. Wing, Chi cago; Michael Gorkovei Grodno, Rus sia; Arthur Grant, Corpus Christi Tex; Clifford Jones, Miles City, Mont; Tony Marched, Everson, Pa; Nitro fan Mickalik, Philadelphia; Elisha Mullin, Lava, Wash; Music Opel chuck, East Cambridge, Mass; Mer- Titt Personeni Shokan, N. Y; Ru- dolph Rabinowitz, Coney Island, N Y; Joseph Rachwal, Brooklyn.
 Leo J. Sanders, Ewing, Neb.; Roy Nicholas Snider, Pilot Hin Cal; George Sterling Crisfeld, Md. Will liam A. Stratton, Fall River; Daniel W. Thomas, Globe, Ariz.; Frank l Wright, Methuen, Mass. Nick Bag gett, Velliem, Ala; Albert BoWker, ] New York; John H. Cannon, Lagrange, 1 Ga. Carmen Cappuzza, Berwyn, Pa; l Thomas F. Condon, Indianapolis; Clar- Bnce c. Ellison, Jamestown, Kas.; Roy ] F. Parakor, Belle Plains, Kas.; Frank l E, Gondeck, Hamtramck. Mich; Holy I L, Goodman. Concord, N. Y; Lee N. l Kenyon, Brooks, Ia: Grover C. King, l Cana. Va; Albert Lambert, Chester, l Pa; Arthur w. Loomis, Cheney, Kas.; l Arthur B. Mcintosh, Roseland, La; 1 Tony Rutkins, Lambert Ind; Albert l J. Schewee, Terre Haute, Ind; Burrel | Smith, Tinsley, Ky; Carl T. Wetz, New York.
 Died of Wounds.
 Corporal Wallace c. Cox, New Or leans; Wagoner Willis L. Strouse, Sun bury, Pa; Privates Clayton H. Ba- ker, Fully, N Y; Milo R. Chaney, v d1lhIOI |, lIlu,s w IllldIll H. r CI 5 uSOll. | Oil City, Tex; Robert J. Hall, Kings Mills, O.; Leo A. Schwind Dubuque, Ia.
 Died from AirpIane Accident.
 Cadet Percy H. Preston, PittsDure. Died of Accident and Other Causes. Private Hugo Evangelical, Capedi- monto, Italy
 Died of DlScaSC
 Private Theodore Kocacstcr, Seat Pleasant, Md.
 Missing in Action.
 Lieuts. James G. Graham Washing lon, D. C.; Bert Guy, New Brighton, l Pa; Gilbert H. Jerome, New Haven; l Robert J. Bonner, Philadelphia; Will bur F. Schell, Somerset, Pa; Ser geants David J. Fennesay, Pniladel- phia; Robert A. Floto, Meyersdale, Pa: Theon F. Johnson, 12S Parrish street, Will1esbarre, Pa; Hobart w. Kemp, Somerset, Pa; Ralph H. Wal