The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-10

WASHINGTON, Feb. 1O.-Four army
casualty lists made public here today,
together with n iiSt given out Sun
day, contain a total Of 1923 names.
Killed IN action. 81; died from
wounds. Is; died, accident and other
dTsi'; OF disease S's1' 81 1"P %onnds eS'i s.ysrel =,
~; wounded, degree undetermined
563i wounded slightly. III; missing in
included In the lists:
TENNESSEE.
Died Of disease: Privates Eugene
Gardner, r, +. D. 9. Dresden; Aubry
G. Judkins, r. r. u. 3, SmithVille,
Wounded severely: Capt. Innls Brown,
Franklin; Lieut.. James Cross, Helen.
wood; Sergts. Grady s. Siler. 2sl N.
Bellevue blvd Memphis; Charles U,
Trenton; Privates Herbert j. Evans, r..
F. d. g., Lynnville; Clarence Horton,
Johnson City; Clyde Melton, Big SANDY;
GeoSge w, Swallows, Monterey; Hub
bard J. Walker, Fruitland; Floyd Car
terYyR. +. y. ! Granville; John Jones,
Green brier; Tommie ~, Lowe, X. r.
Kso1viiis; Clifford N Il Holland. Il +.
Wounded. degree undetermined:
Corps. Ray Carroll, South Pittsburg;
J. FusseIl. Medon; John NJ. H~ufHstutter,
v. +, d. l, Obion; Privates Berton d.
lie Garner, Sherwood; Robert II. Dunn.
Knoxville James +. Edens, Nashville;
Florence u. Fisk, r. F. ID, II, Nashville
William T, Akard. Bristol; Ardell Had
dock, ColinWood.
Wounded slightly: sergt. William A.
Carlock, EtoWah; Privates Joseph $.
Nance; S22 Greenlaw 81. Memphis; En-.
John f., Alexander, Sweetwater; John
Harris. T. F. p. 2. Telllco Plains; WrO-
tan e. Harreli, r. y. .. 4. Cosby.
ULYSSES A. Jernigan. Il. +. d. I. Bethel
Returned TO duty, previously reported
misping: Private John N, Catiett. Boyds
Enormously reported wounded ee-
xerely: Cook George W. Thompson. La
MISSISSIPPI.
Died, accident and other causes.
Corp, Thomas =. Grays. H. +. u. 4,
Canton.
Died Of disease: Corp. Rush Camp
bell, Durant.
Wounded severely: F~riva,es BLIZZARD
Graham, r; j: y. I. Ethel; Robert l..
IilH, ~, ", ~. !, 1uka,
wounded, degree undetermined: Corp.
David A jackson, Cornet; PriVates
John Il, Kessler. Baldwyn; Williara II.
FUR. Richey; Frank Roussell, Tunica;
John V. Vincent, Meridian.
Wounded slightly; privates Ellis ..
Parks, Ripley; Andrew c. -Tapp, Bald
yyn; Georse ". Smith, r. = n l,
William .. Fleming, r., f. 3. s,
Wayneshoro; Nathan Hughes, Isola.a
Wounded, degree undetermined, pre-
viously reported missing: Priyates En-
nest L. Stanley. r. +, d. Q, Caledonia
Charlie h. RiveN Meridian,
Returned to dINy. previously reported
missing: Private Carroll w. Green
wood, Belden.
ARKANSAS.
Killed in action: Private James H.
Quick, r. +: d. 2, Hot Springs.
DIED Of disease; Corporal James II,
Wounded severely: Sergeant Roy r.
Johnston, Van Buren,; PriVates Allen G..
Ashcraft, Grapevine; Emmett Pettus,
Argenta; Joseph Richardson, II. +. d.
a, Belmont; Claude l.. Ritter, Elm
thur w. Farris, Plummerville; Kenard
"A, Hill, Bates; Arthur Paxton, Texar-
kama.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Lieut., Charles M. Tannehill, Dee, Pri-
Yates Charles a. Clark, Newark; James
T Edwards, Jonesboro; Alfred Burton,
Sheridan James Mayo, Plainview;
Earl T. Yarbropgh, Marble; Stanley M
Trotter, B~lytheville; Charles f. Tanner,
Little Rock.
Wounded slightly: Corporal Benjamin
G.. Doss, r. +. u. 4, Monticello; Prt-
yates Oscar W. Ballenger, r, f, D. 2,
Van Buren,; Enoch ". Crow, Willcock-
son; Charley Hickman, Morrillton, Ross
Self, r, f. y, /, Swifton; William Lusk,
Cypert. Phillips county,
Wounded, degree undetermined pre-
viously reported missing: Private
George White, Strong.
Returned to duty, previously reported