New Britain herald., 1918-08-01
CASUALTIES IN ARMY
 .l2O; MARINES ,
Connecticut Escapes Without
 Single Soldier on Either List

Washington, Aug 1.-The army casualty list today shows:
 Killed in action, 12; died from wounds, 23; died of disease, Il: died | from airplane accident, ?; died of ac- cldent and other causes, 5; wounded severely, 61; wounded, degree unde- termined, ?; missing, 5; prisoner, 1; total 120.
 The list:
 Killed in Action.
 Lieutenants Wiley c. Bessett, New bern, N. C.. William Wallerich, Shaw nee, Wis; Corporals George w. Reese, Mahannoy City Pa; Joseph St Law renee, South Braintree ass; Wagoner Edward Zindler, Oshkosh Wis; Pri- yates Joseph L. Delbey, Philadelphia: Guerrina D'Avolio, Chicago Alexan- der A. Drummond, Funchal. Madeira; David Geceleak, South River, N. J.; Harry F.. Little, Maiden, Mass; Ralph ". Shirley, F'reyburg, Me; AL fred Smith, Millvil1e, N. J.
 Died From Wounds.
 Major James C. Williams, Banner. Waxahacie, Tex; Walter w. Craig, New Bethlehem, Pa; Pete, Haddix, Evenwood, w. Va; Elmer E. Hag1er Springfield, Ill; James w. Hanberry Pittsburgh, Kas.; Howard R. Huston. Deering, N. D.; William L. Leconte. Atlanta; Arthur T. McAllister, Boon Vile, Mo-; George B. Mccoy, Wash lngton; Leon F. Roemer, PhiladeI- phla.; Harold c. Waggat Everett, Mass; Sergeants George S Koonce, Evansville, Ind. Walter T. Mann. Plalns, Pa; Charles M. Sullivan, sparta, Wis. Corporals, Harold E. Mason Sioux Falls, $. D.; Roy Wat son. Fond Du Lac, Wis; Privates John w. Fondern, Coleman, Tex; Paul D. Kelly, Mowbridge, s. D.; Gui- scope Polaio, Polistua, Italy: Loyd s'hoemaker, Alvin, Ill.; Max A. Straub, lHerndon, Pa
 Died of Disease.
 Captain John D. Irving, New York: Lieut.. Michael J. Trock, Milwaukee; sergeant Henry P. Keith, Filliam, Mo-; Privates Thomas H. Aggar, Kill duff. Ia.; Leo Bird, Mattern, Ga: Everett c. Case, Churchville, N Y! Louis Coty. Worcester, Mass; Caleb Green, Meridian, Miss; William Iche- In, Lockhart, Minn.; William s. O'keefe, Everett, Mass; Lloyd J. Ward, Lowville, N. Y.
 Died Of Airplane Accident.
 Lieuts. Cecil S. Huntington, Bur hngame, Cal; Joseph J. Mason, Pitts 1 burgh Died From Accident and Other 1
 Causes. Captain George W. Werseba. Perth 1 A1nboy. N. J.; Ideuts. Julian W. Ho- [ henberg, Wetumpka, Ala; Frank R 1 Sanders, Chesterfield, S. C.: Mechanic 1 Ernest G. Kehoe, solvay, N. Y; Pri- ] Vate John Hannula, Karkku, Finland. !
 Wounded Severely.
 The wounded severely include:
 Major Howard W. Beal. Lewiston 1 Me; Captain Henry A. Schwarz. Bal nmore; Sergeants Albert W. Ander- son, Monaco, Pa; Vern Boutilier. Oakheld, Me; Corporals Frank H. Ames, Rochester, N. H.; William J. Daley Fitchburg, Mass; Mechanic George Underwood. Lowell, Mass; Privates Claud c. Bechtel, Hanover. Pa; Frank l.. Briggs, Harrison. Me; J ohm Bryda, Westf1eld, Mass; George J. Bush, Haverhill, Mass; Ralph H. Challenger, Lebanon, Pa.; Samuel J. Dana, Pleasant Point, Me; August Devos, Pitco, Pa; Willard M. Early. 3 Crawford street, Oil City, Pa; Carl Ebert. Salem Depot, N. H.; Robert W. Faulkner, Philadelphia; Newton E. Grant: Union City, Pa; Stanley Hill, Boston; Walter J. Lesher, 275 Peacock street, Pottsville, Pa; Her bert A. MoWry, Providence; Harry M. Mullen, Dorchester, Mass; James E. Punco, Raritan, N. J. Harry L. Sproul, Cherryfeld, Me; Michael J. Tierney. Clinton, Mass.
 Wounded, Degree Undetermined,
 Lieut.. Miles W. Kreag, ,462 Walnut street, South Bethlehem, Pa
 Missing in Action.
 Corporal Gennaro Scipione, Abruz- zi, Italy; Privates RolIin c! F'reshour. Ripen. Cal: Paul zanetos, Agrilia, Greece.
 Private Charles E. Locke, Cincin- nati.
 Marine Corps List.
 The Marine Corps casualty list to- day shows:
 Died of wounds, 3; severely wound ed, 2: total. 5.
 The list:
 Died From Wounds Received in
 Action.
 Sergeant John J. McAmis, Coving- ton, Ky; Privates Richard A. Evans, Richmond, Va; John 0. Cowl, Leon, Ia.
 Severely Wounded in Action.
 Private David D. Cairns, Cochesett ] Mass.
 Previously reported killed in action,