The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-06-16
ARMY CASUALTIES

" aShlnStOn, uHe lb.-Ine army cas-
 ualty list today contained S1 names,
 divided as follows;
 Killed in action 8, died of wounds 10 died of accident 1. died of disease 6,
 wounded severely 52, wounded. degree
 undetermined 4.
 Officers named were:
 Killed in action. Capt. Jewett Will Hams. Athens. Ga.
 Died of wounds. Capt. Amel Frey Langendorff, Switzerland Severely wounded. Lieut.. Russell A. Warner, Washington. D. C. Wounded, degree undetermined, Lieut.. Elmer E. Silver, Jr., Woburn, ! Mass.
 SOUTHERNERS NAMED The list includes the following from southern states:
 Reagan, Bernice. La. Died of disease, Private Henry Tur- mage, Wynne. Ark.
 Severely wounded: Corp Robert O. Smith, Waycross. Ga; Privates Marce Adams. Manchester. Tenn; William c. Brown, Crossville. Tenn; Michael El- der, Elberta. Ala; Walter Everett Har- ris. Charlottesville, Va: Robert C. Hayes, Marietta. s. C.; Oliver Prince, Morton. Miss; Joe Robbins, Hughett Tenn; Boyd Westbrooks, Chesnee. 5 c FULL ARMY LIST Other casualties follow: Killed in action: Sergt. Hasso Adolph Briese, Rice, Minn. Corporal William Fleming. Cuba, Kan; Privates Jense C.. Anderson, Clear Lake, la; Thomas J.. f ,.1fx Ts f-1 Cal; Walter w. Higgins, Stockton, cal. i; Stanley ZebrowslEi, Detroit. Died of wounds: Capt. Amel Frey Swift zerland; Corporal Frank Tucker, Pitts burg Prvates John Bellak, South Fork, Pa; Clyde Gustine Excelsior Springs, Mo: Thomas G. Lawton, South Med- 1 ford, Mass; Frank Moran, Detroit; Alois
 A. Parg. St. Louis; Thomas J. Whalen, l Superior, Wyo.; Clyde Lornen Wilks, | Elmira, Mich.
 | Died of disease: Sergt. George Francis lDickerson, Philadelphia; Privates James I F. Daley, Old Forge, Pa: Orval Gerew, New Gretna, N. J.; Anton J. Ptacnik, Newark N. J.. Joseph Starb, Liberty, Kansas
 Died of accident: Private John Hospo- Iduras, Russia.
 Severely wounded: sergeants James r. | Finnegan, New York; Charles Metge, Brooklyn; Corporas John G. Dierkes, St. l Louis; James T. Mahoney, Charlestown, Mass Clyde G. Sanborn, Butler, $. D.; 1 Sidney Stetson, Tarentum. Pa; John B. I White, Dunkirk, N. r.; WaSoner Leslie LII. Clark, Salina, Okla; Privates Charles Bentzen, Ironwood, Mich; William Burzynski, South Bend. Ind; Ken Cook, Dorothy, w. Va. Joseph J. Covaleslie, I Mount Carmel, Pa; Kenneth l.. Daugh- rity, Centerville, la; Max Feinsod, New l ark, N. J.; John " Fennessy, Rochester, N. Y; James Jacobs, Chicago; Clarence | P. Judge, Raynham Centre, Mass; Frank Kohl. Nrarshfield, Wis; Hosea LaFleur, l Vile Platte. La. Leopold Landecber, San Francisco; Leslie H. Layton, Living 1 ston, Ky; Charles F. Lewis Weiser, | Idaho; Clarence McEachern, Delano, Minn.; Tonic Marckie, Chicago; Elsa N. Mayfield, Paoli, Ind; Arthur w. olson' Lawton, okla. Harry A. O'Nel, Scituate,
 Mass; Albert w Pool, Butlersville, Ind; 1 Aleck Rand Tacoma, Wash. Bertie w. Randall, St. Louis; John F. Reddy, Fall | River, Mass. Angelo Righero, Italy; l Robert Riordan, Oakland, Cal; Robert R. Robb, Johnstown, Pa; Joseph D. Rountree. Kinston, N. C.; Walter M.
 Sorg, Coal Springs, s. D.; Oakley O. | Traley, Flint, Mich; Albert E. Treen' Norton, Macs. Wilbur Ward, Glendive,
 Mont; George Whelpley, Chicopee Falls,
 Mont Nelson L. Whitman, Alpena' l Mich; Vernon J. Wiltshire, Covington, | Hq.
 Wounded degree undetermined: Ser
 geant Russell Fl. Dudley, Lancaster. Pa
 1 Wagoner Lewis A Haggard, Ola, ldano;
 Private Martin Courtney, Clare, Mich.