The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-11
DAYS CASUALTIES

Washington, June 1o.-The army east alty list today contained "A names cI- vided as follows.
 Killed in action 13; died of wounds D: died of airplanes accident 1; died or disease 1; died of accident and other causes l; wouned severely 4S; wounded degree undetermined '.
 Officers named were:
 Killed in action-Lieutenan John A. Ewing, Dorchester, Mass, and Edgar Alfred Lawrence, Chicago.
 Wounded in action (uegree ,ndeter- minedD, Captain Charles w Atkins, Win terset, Ia.
 Wounded severely, Captain John |. Costello, Binghamton, N, r., and Lieu tenant Spencer J. Searles, Merriam Park. Minn.
 Prisoner previously reported missing, Lieut. Elmer D. Mackey, Mckeespor., Pa
 The list includes the following mea from southern states:
 Killed in action, Privates Howard Mor- gan and Jessie Prime, Covington, La. i; George C.. Wright, Biscoe, N. c.
 Died of wounds, Private John E. King, Asheooro, N. c.
 Wounded severely, Sergeant Malcolm c. Clark. S47 Decatur street, Memphis, Tenn; Sergeant Jabez P. Kelly, Smith, vile, Ga.; Privates Joseph Crownericn, Hamburg, Ark; Willard Franklin, Green Mountain, N. c.
 Killed in Action
 Corp. Anthony Dicello. Pottsville. Pa. Privates Samuel Buchalter, Colches- ter, Conn; Clarence Fields, Ashland, Ky; Henry Kirby, Appleton. Wis; Guy Loerpabel, Mohler, Ore; Oscar r. L. schaefcr, Hazelton. Pa; Joseph R. Smith, Weiser, Ida; John Volta, Italy.
 Died of Wounds
 Privates Walter Bruce, Lowell, Mass; William H. Hornby, Fall River, Mass; Gust Kales, Chicago, ILL; John D. King, Asheboro, N. C.; Mao Wingot, o.
 Died of Disease
 Privates Hic W. Waterman, Kamrar, la
 Died of accident. Cadet Jefferson o. Myers, Boonville, Ind.
 Private Elzie Lvvis, Madison, Ind. Wounded in action. degree undeter- mined:
 Privates Dwight E. Carson, Mount Ayr, la; James w. Hewitt Creston, la; Anton Jirkovski, Cedar Rapids,
 
 Washington; Glen Stanley, Mich.
 Wounded Severely
 Sergts. John Farrell, New York; Da- vid A. Fiske, Northampton. Mass AL fred McCool. Londonderry, Ireland; William F. Murphy, Conshohocken Pa. Charles l.. Smith. Brooklne, Mass. Gerald w. Quinn, Brooklyn, N Y.
 Corps. Herman Cannon, Minneapolis Minn.; Winslow Cornett. Slemp, ky; William Gordon. New York; Haroldf1.r Hard, Addison, Mich; Merle H. John son. Moores Hill, Ind; Roy J. Krae. mer. Fond Du Lac Wis
 Privates Earl c. Blake, Metz, Ind; Thomas P. Brown, Alison, Mass; John Casale. New York; Crofford Cagle, Horton. Tex; Dennis Connell Nanti- coke, Pa; Joseph R. Crownrich. Ham, burg. Ark: Walter Dunn, Homer City. Pa; Erroll E. Emshwiller, Leroy Mich. Russell H. Frantz. Catasauaua, Pa; Arthur Garber. New York. Virgil T. Gibson. Victor. Mont; Patrick J. Goodwin. Lawrence. Mass. Walter Greenwald. Chicago. H.; Earle NJ. Guerrin. East Jordan, Mich; Lee c. Iiagerty, Spencer, Ia.: Charles IT. Hayes, Syracuse, N. T.; Lorenz c. Hitzeroth, San Francisco, Cal; Clinton J. Leavitt, Cambridge, Me-; William McAllister, Marysville, O.: Stephen A. Mcdaniel. Kingwood, W. Va; Coarluss J: McGee. Punxsutawney. Pa; Clyde Mckinney, Morgan, Tex: Joseph Null cahy, Brooklyn, N. T.. Michael Nesta. italy; Earl Nichols, Bloomington, III; August c. Pabst, Syracuse. N. r.; Anle- deo Palazza, Natick, R. l.; Frederick Ii. Saunders. Cambridge. Mass; Leon- ard NJ. Zenz. Beaverdam, Wiss
 Prisoner (previously report missing) lieut. Elmer D. Mackey. McKeesport Pennsylvania
 Marine Corps Casualties washington, June 10. Three men killed m action were reported in today's marine corps casualty list, They were Sergt Louis $. Devine, Vallejo Cal: Privates zee Roy Todd, Concord, Ga, and Joe Mckinley Brock, LaGrange. Ga. OTTCK pECDnKICE m