Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-06-26
AMERICANS ATTACK ON Marine front
Are 81 Names
on Army List;
soon Marines

The brilliant fighting OF the
American Marines in France has
not been without its toll of death
Today's casualty reports from the
nayy's soldiers commaudant added
| 80 names to the list, As men being
] killed in action and brought the
total marine casualty list TO date
to Lip.
a summary Of marine casualties
issued today shows 34l deaths. of
which 13 were officers; 1853 wound
ed, of which % were officers, and
missing or in the hands of the
enemy. The marine list follows:
Marine Casualty List.
Killed In Action.
SERGEANTS Edmund T. Mad
sen, Copenhagen, Denmark; Ar
thur j. Rindeau. Webster, Mass,
! Willard E. Hensley, Morristown,
Ind; Daniel A. Sullivan. Lowell,
| Mass.
CORPORALS John r. Garfield,
Cedar Grove, y. j.; Ralph Y.
CLANCY, Oakland, Iowa; Marion NJ.
| Collier, Houston, Tex; Ben Cone,
Detroit, Mich; Frank P. Doris,
Douglasville, Ga; William c. Eel
| ris, New Baltimore, Mich. Albert
| NJ. Hargrove, Eastman, Ga; Simon
Hellman. New Orleans. La; Edwin
j. Larsen, Manistee, Mich; Walter
E. Lucas, Shady Side, Ohio; Ray
mond Hellington, East Montreal,
Charles D. LOGGER, Glasford, Ill.
PRIVATES Andrew X. Axton.
West Brownsville, Pa; Artie Ben
nett. Clinton, H.; Fred L. Cooper,
Casopolis, Mich; France E. Den
mis-, Burbank. Ohio; Arthur n
Fauble, Cuyahoga Falls. Ohio;
Wiley D. Fore, Brookhaven, Miss;
Maurice E. Frock, Hagerstown,
Md; Verne w Gardner, Washing
ton, D. c.; Allen H. Howe, Marl-
boro, Mass; Wesley A. Hoyt, Ches-
ter, n. Y; Laurence G. Jensen,
son, Lemont, ILL.,; Frank F. Lynch,
Napa, Cal; Charles S. McGinnia.
Rochester, n. Y: Frank L. McNal-
ly, Brunswick. Maryland; Walker
W. Martin, Merton. S. c.; Leroy 5.
Mead, Mount Kisco, n. Y; George
E. Michael, Dalmatia, Pa; Louis
G. Ring. Graysyille, Ohio; Leslie
Ruhnke, Chicako; John E Saun-
ders. st. Louis, Mo-; William H
Saylor, New Port, Pa; Bernard a.
Schwebke, Grand Rapids. Wis,
Max E. Seal, Cincinnati, Ohio;
James Y. Simpson, Jr., Kansas
City. Mo-. Roy H. Simpson, Phila-
delphia, Pa; Walter Z. Swanson.
st. Louis. Mo-; Edwin j. Venn,
Detroit, Mich; Clyde C. Voorhies,
Midlothian, Texas; Ivan c. Walk
er, Rockford, Iowa.
Died of Wounds Received in Action
SERGEANTS George B. Roam,
Patison, Miss.
PRIVATE Ezra Craze. Dixie, W
Va
Washington. June 26-The army
casualty list today contains 81
names, divided as follows:
Killed in action, AZ.
Died of wounds, Z.
Died of accident and other
causes, 4.
Died of disease, 3
Died of airplane accident, l.
Wounded severely, 90.
Wounded, degree undetermined, =.
Missing in action, 4
The army list follows:
Killed In Action.
LIEUTENANTS George A. Ball,
Monroe, \. c.; Robert H. Flans-
burg, Lincoln, Neb.; James B.
Scarr, Hasbrouch Heights. n J.
SERGEANTS Harry Klein. New
ark, n. j.; Keron J. Ryan, Water
bury, Conn; Frank w. Spencer,
Springfield, Mass.
CORPORALS George L. Dawson.
Pittsburgh, Pa; Garner NJ Her
ring, Kilu, Miss; Harry f. Hill,
Kenn, W. Va; Nathan Korngold,
New York City; Harry McCredie,
New York City; August Schmidt,
Charleston. S. c.; Rufus A Shell
ton, Honey Grove, Texas: George
Tremblay, HoIyoke. Mass; Robert
E. Wilcox, Hendersonyille, \. c.
BUGLER John Humiston, East
Jaffrey, \. H
MECHANIC Jesse H Moore, Mon
tezuma, Ind.
PRIVATES August Beckmann. 7
Wis; Homer II. BIev-