Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1918-08-06
NEARLY 700 NAMES
IN MONDAY CASUALTY
LISTS FROM FRANCE
Mondays List, Largest So Far
Contains 407 Names; Sum-
days List, $685. 299 More
win Be Announced Later

WASHINGTON. Aus. casualties
among the American troops in the Sc
we're lighting in which they have been
engaged since July Is when the German
offensive was launched and halted at
the Marine are now being reported in
the daily lists from General Pershing.
though no estimate of the total has
Yet been received.
Sundays and today's army lists con-
tanned $50 names. the largest number
reported in i single day OF the men
named. ga were killed in action. IS died
OF wounds and $40 were wounded The
missing in action numbered only fifteen
In addition to the army list, the marine
lists today contained twelve names-ten
killed in action and two died of wounds
Total losses to date are 1850.
Men from forty-six states were
named in the lists, with no predominant
ing number from any one state rms
was taken to Indicate that the CASUAL
ties were scattered through many units
The states not represented IN the llsts
we're Arizona and Delaware
OF the American soldiers WOUNDED IN
the 1Farne-Afsne offensive, probably less
thsn one in twenty viii die from their
yxourds. more than four-ffths VIII De
returned TO service, and only II per
cent will be discharged for disaolLlty,
according TO a statement of the cnleI OF
star today. based upon the offcially- at
tested experience Of the allies curing
ths~sfour years OF war.
The army casualty list today shows;
Killed in action. EOS.
Died of wounds 81
Died of disease. 2
Ddfsd n airplane accident, !.
p.es. Of accident and other causes, o.
wounded severely, IS
Wounded. degree undetermined, loo.
Missing. J.
Total 401.
N las announced that an additional
casualty list Of 2SS names would De
ready later in the DAY for publication in
Tuesday mornings papers, bringing the
total for the day 10 nearly zee and IN
dfcating strongly that the rrst great
back wash OF the FrancO-AmerIcan drive
Is now reccr,ied by General Pershing.
Tcday-s list includes the following
from southern states.
killed in Action
Sergeauts CharI~s austin AcDousa.u'
Aberdeen. y a.: Hugh NJ Wallace. Gus
seta. Ala
CorporaIs Clyde VI. Horton. Rbbel.ne.
Ia. James 7. Jones. Knoxville. Tenn
Rupert W. King. Troy, Ala Everett
NicAuEster. Mount Pleasant. y g; Wade
Rain. SeIa. Ala. Major Il. Riley. Ozark,
Ala: George D sheridan. Sherwood,
Tenn: Clarence 7. Sutcliffe. $50 Elev-
euth street Miami. Fla
Prsvates Marshall Blowers. Malvern,
Ala: Sidney Blair. Andalusia, Ala; uBr-
ton James. Live Oak. Fla; Walter A
CAMPBELL. Hagan. Ca: Louis n Crane,
Lawrence. la; Riley e. Cope. Bam-
berg. : &: Grover II. Faux. DOthan,
= Och
John II. FIenniken. p F d. ), Knox
Vile Tenn: L.andO Gregg. Fayette,
Ala: Bury 3. GideOns. Paxton. Fla; Re
nal Cram. Eclectic. Ala: Rufus p.
Hendricks. Greenville. Ala: David Hat
maker. JacI.sboro. Tenn; John W. Hud-
son. Edison. Ga: John r. Lavender.
Grove Hill. Ala; John 4 Lowery,
Semmes. Ala: Robert McKOne. 105-ll5
Bay street. Savannah. Ga; Joe H More
head. Memphis. Tenn; Otto Parrish.
ozark Ala; James c. Peak. MontgOm-
~ery. Ala. JueI Taylor. LAGRANGE. Ca;
Chester r Vickery. Dothan. Ala.
Died from Wounds Received in Action
Lieutenant Ray T. saff0ld Selma. Ala
Corporal Everett T Ramey. Cornelia,
Georgia
Priyates DoIphus c. Cooper. Jackson
VILE. y. -: Luther W. Fisher. Lone
Mountain. Va, James NJ Folden. Bed
Iord. a
Died of Disease
Corporal Abner Humphreys. OgIe-
thorpe. Ga
Privates Walter DeboSe. East TaIlas-
see. Ala: Robert Joseph Henderson.
Chattanooga. Tenn
wounded Severely
L:euteuants Walter Gray Huntington,
Jr. Farmville, Va. Winfred Charles
Green. Deridder. la; Harvey Ernest
kaglaud. Cooksville. Tenn
wounded, Degree Undetermined
Sergeant Paul E. Bickham. Woodward.
Alabama
PrivataS Cart NJ Doss. Louisville.
Miss: Harley +. HaEgard. LafoIIette,
Tenn. Garland Moore. Feenyvills. Ark /;
Gilbert - Tarbraueh. Huntsville. Ala.
Nine Marines Are Killed
And One Dies of Wounds