Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-10

years. Private Motor Product
 ion Division, Detroit, Mich Father H. Bringham, 1920 w. ] 18th St. Mother Mrs. Clara 1 Bringham 1920 w. 9th St. BYRD, Peter Paul, died of meningit- is at St. Nazare, France, on Nov. 9, 1918, five days after
 disembarking. Wagoncr C. A.
 C. Age 25 years Parents, MT. and Mrs. P. P. Bryd, 617 West Fifth avenue.
 BELZNER, King, killed in action or died of wounds in France, CLARK, Herman Wiley, (colored) died of pneumonia while at sea on way to France, Private, S09 Pisneer Infantry, A. E. F., 2S years. Mother, Sarah Clark, 1912 w. 9th St.
 COTTON, Vandee, (colored, died of broncho pneumonia, March 13, 1919, in France. Age 25 years. Private Company B, 335th La
 Irene Cotton, Route No. 3, Box
 32. Mother, Matilda Cotton,
 Winchester, Ark.
 CASH, Joe, killed in action in France. ELLIOTT, Charles, killed in action
 Aug. 23, 1917, Lens, France,
 enlisted in the Canadian army before U. s. entered the war.
 Age 34 years Private, 144th
 Battalion, Canadian Army, in
 France. Sister, Mrs. Frank
 Ragland, S15 West End St. ELLIOTT, Theodore Strong, (col)
 died of lobar pneumonia, on
 account of lying in battle field
 all night after being gassed
 and not picked up until next
 day, Oct 7, 1918. Age 31 years.
 Sergeant, Company B, 368th
 Infantry, 92 Division, A. E. F,
 Father, Rev. J. M Elliott,
 Prin. Richard Allen Ins. EARLS, James, (colored) died of dis
 ease, June II, 1918, Camp
 Pike. Private 17th Company
 5th Training Battalion. Camp
 Pike, Ark. Age 21 years.
 Mother. Mary Earls, Route
 No. 2, Box 90. Father, Phillip
 Earls, Route Mo- 2, Box 90 FRIDAY, Don, (colored), died of
 disease, Oct. II, 1918, Camp
 Pike. Age 23. Private 18th
 Casual Company, 162 Depot
 Brigade, Camp Pike, Ark.
 Wife, Jennie Friday, Sherrill, Ark.
 HAWKINS, Willie, (colored died
 of pneumonia, Oct. 16, 1918,
 Camp Pike, Ark. Age 25 years.
 Mother, May Allen, Tamo. Ark. H1LDESHEIM, Mike, died of disease
 March II, 1919, Camp Pike. Private Go. B, School Troops, I. c. o. T. C., Camp Pike, Ark. Age 22 years. Mother, Mrs. Annie Hilesheim, Route No. 4, Box 133.
 LEARN, Allen, died at base hospi- tai in Camp Gordon, Ga., March 29, 1919. of wounds received in
 action July 19, 1918, in the Soissons sector He enlisted in the old First Arkansas at the time war was declared After receiving a warrant as corpor- al, he gave it up to see over- seas service. Parents Mir. and Mrs. Fino Hearin, Little Rock JONES, Willie, (colored), died of To- bar pneumonia, July 31, 1918. Age 22 years. Casual Com pany 73 A, 162 Depot Brigade, Camp Pike. Wife, Savannah Jones, Route No. 7, Box 7. LAIRD, Leroy (colored) died of dis ease Oct. 27, 1918, France. Age 26 years. Private. Go. D,
 313 Labor Battalion, Q. M. c. A. E. F. Wife, Emma Laird. 223 N. Elm Street.
 MANNING, Canada, (coloredl died of disease May 7. 1918, France.
 Age 17 years, Private Co. Es
 303 Stevedore Regiment, A. E. |. F. Ran away from home and enlisted. First Jefferson County boy to die in the ser
 vice. Mother, Hanna Williams,
 Route No. 1, Box 148.
 MACK. Eddie (colored) died of bron-
 cho pneumonia, Feb. 24, 1919,
 in France. Age 31 years.
 Buglar, Battery A, 349th Field
 Artillery. A. E. F. Mother,
 Cresea Mack, Route No. 3, Box MATHEWS, Edward (colored) died
 of disease March 31, 1918.
 Camp unknown. Father, Ham,
 ilton Mathews, Reydel, Ark. McGAHEE, Jim (colored), died of
 broncho pneumonia Oct. 24,
 1918, Camp Pike. Age 22
 years, Private, 28th Go. 7th
 Receiving Battalion, 162 De-
 pot Brigade, Camp Pike. Ark.
 Wife Daisy McGahee, Wabba-
 seka, Ark.
 McMURRAY, Edgar (colored) died
 of broncho pneumonia, Dec
 15, 1918,- Camp Pike, Ark.
 Age 30 years. Private Co. 9th Second Receiving Battalion,
 Camp Pike, Ark. Wife, Eliza
 beth McMurray, Route Mo- 2, Box 75. Mother. Hariett Me
 Murray, Route No. 2, Box 75.
 kins Ark
 MURPHY, James Wardlaw, Jr., died
 of pneumonia, Oct. 29, 1918.
 Second Lieutenant Go. c, 4th