Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-16

lowing casualties are reported by the
commanding genera! Of the American
cxpeditionary forces: killed in action.
Z3; died OF wounds. 5; died of acci-
dent ana other causes, / wounded Sc
Hereiy, "a; wounded, degree undeter-
mined, 2; missing in action, 10: total.
68.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Sergeant William l.. Webb. Smyrna,
Ga.
corporals Edward NJ. Doian, Boston
Mass: Joshua B. Farmer. Wilson. n. C.
Privates Howard L. Br .wer, New
Brighton, Pa; Joe Cirino, Roxbury.
Mass; Gaspare Coppola. Alcan. Trapani.
Italy: william Corbett. New York. n.
Y; Perry w. Crabtree. Columbus, Ohio;
James II. Dishong. Elk Garden. w. Va;
Gaylord Clermont Bosch. Milwaukee.
Wis; Louie Foreman, Fred. y. D.; John
Kadinski. PIttsheld. Mass; Harold A.
konulis, Edison, ~ j.: Dominick
Knapp. Edsewood Park. Pa: John
Konulis, Edison, n. j.; Dominick
Mincci. Siesta. Italy: Charles S. Nor
ton. Chelsea. Mass: William David
Shumate. Trenton. Tenn; Alexander
Stanorski Newadawa. Russia; Glare S.
stephens. Nevada. Iowa; Henry C. SUIT
ter. Harvcl. Ill; Clyde Tonl,nson, New
Zion. 5. G.; Alton ID. Wagner, Hewford
County. Nova Scotia, Canada; Fred
er.ck> B. Willyoung, Franklin. Pa.
DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN
ACTION
Lieutenant Christopher S. Timothy,
Chattanooga. Tenn.
Corporal John NJ Hafner, wahpeton,
y. u.
Privates James ]. 3eran. Chicago.
Ill; Albert b. Danko. Passaic, y. j.;
Thomas II. Parntt. Ph!lipsburg. Mont.
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES.
Sergeant Arthur Francis Taylor.
Ajo, Ariz.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergennts Harry Z. Ashworth. New
York. y. y: Harold II. Hummel. Pine
Grove. Pa. Robert "A. Richardson.
Mound City, Ill.
Corpora.a Ernest E. Hollon. Milan.
Mo-: William j. James, lew York. y.
Y; Edwin a. Reed. Des Arc, Mo-: Ar
thur l.. Thomas. Bauxite. Ark.
Wagoners Frank y. Clements, Min
neapolis. Mimi; Ray c. Dawson,
Salem. Greg.
Privates Ralph Capatosta. Lowell,
Mass; Antonio Cardillo. Anonia. Italy:
Frank Citerony. Kenosha. wis; Ed
ward p. Crone. Covington. Ky: Hey
wood Dennis, Troy, S. c.: Joseph w.
Flaherty. San Francisco. Cal; Thomas
y. Glynn. Paducah. Ky: Robert Hattner,
Aurora. ILL.,: Peter i. Kaloumiris Ha-
verhill. Mass: Louis II. Limerick, Dali
las, Texas: James f. Love. Girardvilho,
Pa; Herbert E. Mckinney. Texarkana,
Ark: Wilder E. Marston. Canton.
Maine; Thomas p. Moore, Climax. Ky;
Harry Schneider. Brooklyn. n. Y.
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
MINED.
Privates Albert E. Burgess. Elphan.
Kent. England: Joseph Plctowsky,
Dinsmore, Pa
MISSING IN ACTION.
SerEeants Kenneth N. Brant Mey-
ersdale. Pa; David McMinn, Newport.
Ky. William Mafera, Srooklyn. n. Y.
Corporal James NJ. Loughridge. Sell
lersville. Pa.
Privates Howard Avcrill. Ellistown.
y. Y: Frank Capellupo. Magicano
Province. Italy; Clyde Conner. Carmi.
H.; Tony Dec. Nuvski. Lublin, Russia:
William Eaton. Ellensburg. Wash.
James Gordon. Elizabeth, y. j.; Ev-
erett Miller, Joseph. Greg: Robert c.
Mosholder. Meyersdale, Pa; Thomas D.
Phillips, Philadelphia. Pa.
SECOND CASUALTY LIST
SHOWS SEVENTEEN KILLED
a second casualty list. issued late
last evening, shows seventeen killed in
action and ninety-fve severely
wounded.
KILLED IN ACTION.
Lieutenant George T. Rodgers, Brook
Vile, Pa.
Corporal John w. Cordes. Indiana,
Pa.
Privates wilbus G. Anderson, Mil
lerstown, Pa; George Baumlcr. Mill
vale, Pa. Burney Blankenship, Pauis
Valley, Okla; George II. Briggs.
Tyrone. Pa; Thomas Brown, RUNNER
field. Pa: Harry Dunn, Dunns Station.
Pa; John c. Gramstorff. Everett, Me.
Lawrence ]. Griffin, Latrobe. Pa; Floyd
T. Hickman, Waynesburg. Pa; Fred
w Marshall. Time. Pa: Edward G..
MoiNtt, Pittsburg, Pa: Walter r. Nor
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