The Birmingham age-herald., 1918-08-07

Weyman, Caledonia, Miss. Sergts. Jc- seFh w. IsenDerg, Cattlet, Va; Carol r. Walker, Dyersburg, Tenn; James E. Garden, Clinton, Tenn; Burrell A. Me- Carrell f01 Sixteenth street, Charlotte, N. c. Corp. Fred Payne Campti, La Privates Samuel Jackson Harbinson, Trade, Ala; Ernest Taylor Hawkins, fSttrlcks, Va; John D. Jones, Fas tnian, Ga; Solon Whitehead, Winfield, Ala; John E. Allen, Bowling Park, Fla. Alonzo l.. Benton. Magnolia, N. C.; Ed mund J. Brock, Newport Ark; Clarence E. Klncaid, Flint Ark; Joseph w. Ma gill; Grand Crossing, Fla; Walter T. Morton. Oakboro, N. C.; Joseph A. Steg- ner kolin, La: Jesse Wood, LaGrange, ". e.: Dormal c. Hall, Durham, N. C.; Victor E Harris Bynum, N. C.; Will liam H. Heath. Cove City, N. C.; Des- mond R. Huggins, Napier, Tenn; Hast lngs Marks. Fordyce, Ark; JohE D, Morris, Youngsville, N. c. Wounded in action, degree undeter- 1 mined:
 | Sergt. Elson Benoat, Patterson, La. The remainder of the list which was issued today in three sections, fo4ows:
 SECTION ONE KILLED IN ACTION 1 Corps. Malcolm K Crabtree, Topper ish, Wash; Edwin H. Jelley, Wood haven N Y.; Bill Walters, TEealka. ny.; | Privates Tony Albino Brooklyn Frank Altobell, Berlin, N. H.; Edwin F. Bow man, Wheeling, W. Va; Stanley r. Briot, Tonasket, Wash; Francis X. Conley | Philadelphia; Jesse H. Cottrell, Sono | Glen, Cal; Andy l.. Esslinger, Danville i H.; Ernest c. Hartmann, San Fran cisco; Steven J. Johnson, Jr., Coopers- town, N. Y.: Albert s. Johnston, Homer City, Pa. Maxwell B. Katz, Worcester, 1 Mass. .1Onn K Kpj1hV Detroit. Robert E Kelley. Flandreau, s. D.; Bruno Koras l ciewiez, Berea, O.; Fred w. Marten 1 Onaga, Kan; Michael J. Nee, Shrews l bury, Mass; John Nemchick, South Beth | lehem, Pa; Russell Parr, Encampmenl Wyo.; Mike Polenski, Philadelphia; Harry Rhoades, Reading, Pa; Franh Sager, St. Paul, Minn.; William E. Schaefelke, Appelton Wis; Daniel K. Shedd, Manchester, N. H.; John H. Tatro Harrisvllle. R. l.; James w. Williams, Bangor, Me.
 DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED
 IN ACTION Corp. Harold E. Simmons, Worcester Massa chusetts.
 l Privates Percy M. Brothers, Randolph Center, Vt; Willis L. Chamberlain. Gris wodville Mass; Clyde Colvin, Neville Ky. John Seraphim, Hartford, Conn. James V. Weir, Litchfield Conn. SEVERELY WOUNDED l Capts. Alvin Colburn, Washington. D |C.; Roland G. Findlay, Houlton, Me. Daniel W. Finlayson, Lucknow, Canada Albert Nathness, Menominie. Wis. {! Lieuts. Harold F. Bidwell, Hartford 1 Conn.,; Earl H. Brockman, Weser, Idaho l Weir w. Wiooff, St. Charles, Minn
 Sergts. Ray C. Ames, LeGrange, Me. Henry Dille, Columbus, O.; Harry Frank Hin, Pendleton, Ore. Emil J. Kasel, To ledo, O.; Fred King, Oshkosh, Wis; Syi | vester Kopnski, South Bend, Ind. Emanuel H. Prettyman, Huff, Pa. Charlie A. Welovisz, Riga, Russia.
 Corps. Roger J. Bainbridge, Edmond lOkla.; Alvan N. Buchnam, Skowhegan Me-; Robert W. Colflesh. Des Moines Ia.; Clifford A. Lara. Lebanon. N. H
 Bugler Herbet A. Bailey, Nashua, N. H l Wagoner William SeeglitZ, Chicago.
 Horseshoer David w. Heath, Utica lNew York.
 WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGRE]
 UNDETERMINED
 Privates Clarence Ebey. ogden. Utah Charles Humphry, Fulton. Ky.
 SECTION TWO
 WOUNDED SEVERELY
 Capt. John l.. Dunn, Hauppauge, Ney York.
 l Licuts. Newman H. Bellis, Wausat Wis; Wisley C.. Broker, Lindstror Minn.: Randolph R. Brown, Rome, \