The Washington herald., 1918-06-13

OAK: Ehil Tuckerman. 2riyate. New
York. NJ r; Herman westphal. pri-
waite. Detroit. Mich.
y 81 Z severely wsundea.
Don Z. Caldwell, captain, Green
feld. Ohio; Albert q. Billing. lieuten-
ant, Brooklyn. N. r.; George 2. But
Ter, liSifenant. Arkansas City, Kan:
Wayne William Schmidt. lieutenant.
lfaftinsvilie, Ind; Low p. Brimmer.
sergeant, Reading Center. N. Y; Fred
W. Corxine, sergeant, Concord, N. c.;
Joseph B. Jenkins. sergeant, kits
I'M. ONO; Albert r. Martin. sergeant.
Oskaloo8A, Iowa; Edison Miller. SER.
geafit, Delaware, Ohio; Leo H. Ozuar-
jtys,l sergeant. Saginaw, Mich; Ed
ward srAtba, sergeant, New York. N.
r.: Arthur p. Dunn. corporal Havana,
Cuba x Floyd w. Gilliland. corporal.
Chicago, H.; Theodore Nesta, corpor-
a., Darlington. WASH; Nathan g.
Sprinkle, corporal, velasco, Tex; FL
lis York. mechanic, Detroit. Mich;
John Appostolos. private Chios Is
land, Greece; Guillio Blatant, private.
Detroit. Mich; Howard e. Brown.
private, Cincinnati, Ohio; Fred H.
canhpbell Crowell, Tex; Sam A. Con-
ley, private, Hiawassee. Ca; Lester
Dorsey. private, Nashville. Ark; Har-
dy r. Ellison. private, Bolton. Tex;
Charles w. Foley, private, Chicago.
H.; Thomas J. Foley. private. Lynn.
Mass; Jessie Green, private, Del
hi. La; Walter A. Haas. pri-
waite, Kaukauna, Wis; William
e. Hanshaw, private, sharples.
W. Va; Floyd Il Hawkins. private.
South Kaukauna. Wis; Edwin q.
Head, private. Needmore. Ca; Jack
3. Hughes. private. Goodell, Iowa;
Gentry Hunnicutt. private. Greenville,
8. C.; Ragner A. johnson, private,
Richneld. N. J.; Arthur H. johnson.
private. Lakeland. Fla; Bennett e.
Keins, private, Dogden. N. Oak.
wiadysiaw Kempinski, private, De.
troit, Mich; Henry w. Kennedy, pr
yate. waycross, Ga; Karel Krepeika,
private, Benwood. W. Va; Albert ].
La Rose, private, Northampton,
Mass: Clifford Ledford, private, Gin
cinnati. Ohio; Harry B. Lundy, pri-
vates Ieavenworth, Kan; Charles L.
Mcclure, private, New England, W.
Va; Angelo Monetini. private, San
Francisco. Cal; Oliver x. Nelson. pri-
vate, Milwaukee, Wis; Paul H. Mich
OILS. private, Floyd, Tex; Cornelius
Rappelyea, private. Rensselaer,, N. Y;
Charlie =. Roberts. private. Burke,
8. Oak ?Ievern Orville Rongstad, pri-
waite, Menominee, Wis: William Stills.
private, Hoopeston, ILL.,; Russell E.
Sifnfis. private, Chillicothe, Ohio:
John Smith. private. Pottstown, Pa;
Ralph A. Smoot, private, Pleasantville,
Ohio; Ralph Taylor, private, Cleveland,
Ohio; John X. Thatcher, Coyington.
KY; Maurice w. Watson, private.
La; Nat p. White. pri-
vate, Holly, KY; Joseph Williams, pri-
vate Washingtonville. Ohio; Frank
j.. Wines, private. Wabeno. Wis.
, weuhded decree undetermI,.d,.
James H. Burns, private, ottumwa.
Iowa; Martin Djonne, private, Rad
cline, Iowa; Therwald Hansen, pri-
yate. Council. Bluffs, Iowa; Hugh B. /.
Hicok. Waterloo, Iowa; Rag W. Hicok,
private. Waterloo. Iowa: Cassius c.
Worm. private, Anita, Iowa.
a- Missing In Action.
b William c. Nelson, private, wenst-
chez, Wash.
Nete-Prisoner previously Report
. :: ed Missias.
Frederick II. NJ. Miller, sergeant.
Evergreen Court, New Haven. Conn.
Marine Casualty List.
marine casualty list OF ten names
was given out today. Seven men were
killed In action and three died of
wounds received in action.
One officers name appears on the
list, that Of Capt. James Mccoy, LIS
street, Fall River, Mass.
He was killed in action.
The list follows:
KILLED In Action.
James Mccoy, captain, Fall River,
Mass; James Clair wertz, gunnery
sergeant. Burnham, Pa; Frank
Hamilton Snow. private. Admission,
Ala; Leon Wesley Hunt, private,
Tyre, Mich: Robert Bateman, pri-
waite, Plaihville, Ohio: Henry Kirch-
ner, private, BernardsvilIe, N. J.;
John Mefolk Collins, private, address
not identified.
Died 81 wounds Received I'm Action.
Max Kfause, gunnery sergeant.
Berlin, Wis; Victor Joseph Roska,
private, ChArlestown, Mass; Jerome
Arthur Bierce. private, Spirit Lake,
Idaho.
An adIs i-naI Marine Corps casual
ty list, made public yesterday after
noon, carries seventeen names. show
ing eleven men killed in action, two
who died Of wounds and four severely
wounded. Capt. John Blanchfield. of
Brooklyn, died Of wounds received in
action. The list follows:
. &, Killed In Action.
Frank Lewis Click, first sergeant,
Ogden, Utah; Ollie Henry Johannain-
meier, sergeant, st. Louis, Mo-; Louis
Whit Johnson, corporal, Mongrove,
MO-; Warren FindIey Hoyle, private,
shelby, N. c.; Harold Alfred Brooks,
private, Colgate, Wis: George Dallas
Murphy. private, Spartanburg, 8. c.;
Alexander Haipain, private, Dallas,
Tex; Fred Ermyn Lomax, private,
Hohenwald. Tenn; James Osborne,
private. bloomington, Ind; Harry
King couchran, private, Martins Fer
ry, Ohio; David Alfred Taggart, pri-
vate, Chicago, III
Died Of wsands Received In Action.
John Bianchfield. captain. Brooklyn,
N. r; Edward Raymond Buchlein,
private, Union Hill. N. ].
Severely wounded In Action.
Willard Christopher Michigan, COR
poral Chicago. ILL.,: Emil Albert Zeck,
private, Toledo. Ohio; John Caiven
Atchison, private. oakdale, H.; God
frey Warner Anderson. private, Proc
tor, MINI.
A Tie in the House.