The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-10-03

Joseph F. Naber. New York. Michael O'Toole. Chicago. Frank W. Pearce, Trenton, Tenn. Giuseppe Piazza, Carbutt, N. Y. Angelo Piazzano, New York. Bay T. Pongratz, Erie, Pa. Gerry Pugh, Nelson, N. Y John Robert Quigey, Philadelphia Henry J. Ramsey. Dresden, o. Virgil G. Redd, Waleska, Ga. John Riggs Lamasco, Texas. Samuel Robertson, Philadelphia. j. David Rodgers, San Francisco Bruce Rogers, Lanesville, H. William H. Rupp. Hollis, N. Y. Peter Schmidt East Toledo. 0. Francis G. Seabolt, Sonman, Pa. Harry B. Smaller, Newfield, N J. stephen Sidorento, Hartford, Conn Charles H. Smith, Elston, Mo. Rudolph Smith, Philadelphia. Thomas T. Spooner, Donalsonville, Ga. Allen L. Stone, Naturita, Col Audrey Subacz, Chicago
 WOUNDED SLIGHTLY CAPTAINS:
 Paul H. Cartier, Cottonwood Falls Kansas.
 James A. Williams, Pasadena, Cal Corp. Benjamin Shapiro, Revere, Mass. PRIVATES:
 Malo Obrodevech. Indiana Harbor, Ind. Mark c. Ward, Wichita Falls, Tex
 MISSING IN ACTION Lieut.. Robert Clarkson Millspaugh, To- peka, Kan.
 CORPORALS:
 Claude H. Delbridge, Freeman. Va Joe H. Horn, Eureka, Ind. George w. Barrette, South Burlington. Vermont.
 John A. Kel, West Newton, Pa Joseph R. Kirk, Chicago. Sterling. MlcH, PRIvATES:
 Emory Brown, Denton, Mont Michael Baker, Henderson, Cal Leslie A. Barnes, Neponset, III. Robert A. Bierbaum, Buffalo, N. f' Charles H. Carpenter, Philadelphia. Oliver S. Crabtree, Otway, o. James Daisley, Trenton, N J. Raleigh R. Dishong, Austin, Ind. Thomas w. Duncan, Rushing, Ark Benjamin H. Hanzer, Philadelphia. Henry z. Horst Tenine, Wash. Henry J. Johnson, Allen, Minn. Orris Johnson. Lockhaven, Pa. Roy Johnson. Monmouth, Ore. Edgar Lutz Melrose, Wis Henry B. Murray, Wellsyille, Utah. Joseph Pulokas. Chicago. Joseph Rogers, Maitland, Pa John F. Rudolph, Venanda, Mont Joseph w. Runyon. Shelby. N. C. Paul Schmidt, IedNenW OTtH, hdi. Sam Spada, Pulsano, Italy. Rudolph Staska, Cumming, N. D. Herman c. Thies, Topeka. H. vitaliano Trapasso Gayliano, Italy. Albert Trushinski, Waukesha, Wis. George J. Waltz, Vassar, Mich. Paul Waters, Benton. Miss. William H. Wharton, Yaima, Wash. Onnie A. Wilson. San Francisco. Joseph J. Wolf. Pottstown. Pa. Benjamin J. Bernard, Poughkeepsie, New York.
 Rosman R. Chamberlain. Apalachin, New York.
 Munzio De Maio, Philadelphia. Claud Hawkins, Arcadia. Okla. John J. 'McGee, McAdoo, Pa. Lieut. Hiram Scott, Grassville, Ind, PRIvATES:
 Jules D. Arsement, Hhibodeanx. La. Clarence Flave Endsley, Centreville, Indinana.
 Joseph l.. Hummer. Personville, Tex. MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES Summary of casualties to date: OFFICERS: Deaths .-.................. 40 Wounded -............-... 61 Missing l. 10S ENLISTED MEN: Deaths ,03S Wounded .2,009 Tn hands of enemy 20 .......,........... 162-3,22 Iotal ..........s'. 5,55t The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces tinclud- ed in above totaD; Killed in action ............s....... l Died of wounds received in action Wounded in action (severelD .... IT Wounded in action (slightly). 1 Missing in action .............s.... 1
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 KILLED IN ACTION Corp. John Wesley Higginbotham. Piper. Ala.
 PRJVATES:
 Jesse F. Butler, Lewistown, III James l. Dean, Flatwoods, Tenn Earl B. Dudley, Roxbury. N Y. William Mex. Fox. St. Louis. Fred H. Hixon, Syracuse. N. Y. Wilbur H. Jeffries, Cincinnati DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
 ACTION Second Lieut.. David A. Bedford, Paw tucket. R. l.
 Corp. yearn w. Young. Colfax, Wash. IN ACTION, SEv FREELY CORPORALS:
 Joseph M. A. Baldwin, Fallston, Md. stephen Bolles, Chicago Leonard A. Clifford, Cairo, H. John Macelwane, Port Clinton. O. Fred w. Teela, Winneconne, Wis PRIvATES: