South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-30
Roll of Honor
Listing Sicn From Indiana, Illi-
nOis, Michigan. Ohio and Ken
lucky on Casualty Lists.

The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general Of the Amer
lean eXpediti0nary forces: Killed in ac-
tion. 81. missing in action. 20: wounded
severely. %, died from wounds. p; died
from accident and other causes, ); died
OF disease, 10; prisoners. l. Total 3sS.
KILLED n ACTION.
Jefferson Howe. Jackson. O.
Frank j. Lulay, Chicago. III.
Ralph l.. ROdOcker. ColfaN, I'll.
Marion W. Sanders Arthur. III.
Constantine ScalZittf. Chicago. III.
DIED FROM WOUNDS.
Cpl William WrOna. LaSalle, I'll.
Pvt Francis L. Fairfax. Chicago. III
DIED OF DISEASE.
Pvt. Philip L. Miller, Cleveland O.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Cook Walter Gajek Cleveland. @.
PRINATES
Addison H. Probst, EllwOOd. Ind
William Robins, Campellsburg. Ky.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
SERGEANTS
Henry Schmitt. Woodstock. III.
William l.. KOuns, Curve. Ky
Joseph Il. Ward. Anderson. Ind.
Arthur Zohn. Chicago. III.
CORPORALS.
James r. Baker. Columbus, O.
Opie Godfrey. Watkins. o.
Louis \. BadZmir. Chicago. III
Charles ). Douglas. Chicago III.
Leslie J.. Eaton, Chicago, III
Raymond Farmer, Marietta. O.
Robert Ackerman. MenOminee, Mich.
James ii. Deity, ChillicOthe, q.
LOring h. Chittenden. st. Louis. Mich.
Joseph II. Post. COldwater q.
Musician Walter A. Alexander Steele.
Detroit, Mich.
PRIYATES
Iona Barker. Eldridge. Ky.
Claude Daniel Balm. Pontiac. Mich.
Aaron j. Berry, Grove City. O.
Fred Arnold. Cincinnati, q.
Homer Beegle. Mounds. H.
Lyman :. BOnnel. Equality. III.
Bert Brauer. Detroit, Mich
Walter 5. Bridgestock, Prophetstown,
III.
William G. Campbell. Cleveland, o.
Charles W Cox, Manchester, O.
Samuel DOM. Chicago. III.
Floyd Gilbert, Pava. III.
Harvey J. EverstOn, Chicago. III.
John Garbacik, Detroit. Mich
David T. Harris. Highland Park, Mich
Frank II Hoadley. Alliance o.
Calvin 4. Morrison. Chillicothe, o.
Patrick Murphy, Chicago. I'll.
Joseph Narazny. Hamtramck. Mich.
Claude Pinkerton McNeal. Ky.
Frank Rose. ArOnac. Mich.
Carrie L. Smithson. Bradnor, O.
Milton :. Ninson. Rosiclare. III.
Volney g. Woodruff. Independence. Ind.
Ernest i. Conn. Lexington. %.
Frederick y. Dienes. Chicago. III.
" imam AuouldS AuL'AloVu' A@ouiSfa Air'
Ky.
George Karblna. Youngstown. o.
Valentine Laker. Payne. ..
Jim Larcus. Akron. O.
Herman F. Marriage, Indianapolis
Steven f. Rebicki. Chicago. III
Lyman j. Stahl, Chicago, III.
Fred Dewey Thomas. Wilmot Mich
Amos W. Vest, Vista, ..
Harry Walsh. Manchester O
Leo Zelensky. Chicago, III.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
Summary Of Casualties To Date
OFFICERS-Deaths. 80; wounded, o.
missing. L Total. 100.
ENLISTED MEN Deaths. 1852
wounded. 1892: in hands Of enemy, 20
missing. 161. Total, 300
The following casualties are reported
by the commanding general Of the Amer
lean eXpeditiOnary forces Included in
above totalsD: Killed in action. .: died
OF wounds received I'm action. 4 wound
ed I'm action severely. -: wounded In
action. slightly. I; wounded in action.
degree undetermined. 1; i'm hands OF
enemy .. Total. 80.
WOUNDED IN ACTION, SEVERELY.
Second Lieut.. Irving +. Bigelow, High
land Park. Mich
PRIVATES
leo Kelley. Dundee III
WOUNDED IN ACTION, SEVERELY
previously Reported Missing In Action
Cpl William a. Jacoby jr, indianap-
oils. Ind.
IN HANDS OF ENEMY.
PRINATES.
Charles r. Hughes. Fariland. Ind.
Anthony r. Znidersic. Joliet. Ill.