The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-02-01
LIST

WASHINGTON, Feb. -Four army
and one marine corps casualty list,
made public here today, contain a total
of l,627 names divided:
Killed In action, Is; died from wounds,
l6; died, accident and other causes,
six; died Of disease. 20: wounded Sc
verely, 124; wounded, degree undeter-
mined, 579: wounded slightly, S6l; miss
ing in action, three.
Included in the lists:
TENNESSEE.
Killed in action, previously reported
missing: Private Archie B. Wood,
C~larksville.
Died, previously reported missing:
Lieut.. Thomas j. K~earney, 422 Lewis
St., Memphis.
Wounded severely: Privates Athol c..
Lane, Columbia; Hugh Smith, Lafol-
lette.
Wounded, degre undetermined: Lieut..
Rexie e. Gillian, East Lake; S~ergeants
Dillingham;, Isabella: Privates Stephen
H, Irwin, X. F. D. /. Nolensville; James
B. Jackson, Yorktown; Harvey j. Jenk-
ms, R. F. D. 4. Elizabethton: Willie
r. Deason, Nashville; Fred b. Duncan,
r. F. D. l, Telford; Henry Bell, Car
Isle.
Wounded slightly: s~ergeants Robert
- / I CtlJi avn hItIlIDIllC :
Virgil Frye, R, F. D, /, Huntsville
Thomas j, Moulton, North Chattanooga
Benjamin w. Satterfield, Nashville {;
Corporals James Swanger, De Rio:
Ralph X, Wood. Chattanooga; Burk
Carroll, Mascot; Fred M. Gammill, Flat
Creek: Charlie Hodge, Kerrville; Pri-
Yates Henry F. Mol. 1927 Madison Ave,
Box "a. Memphis: Robert N. Kinds,
1927 Preston St, Memphis George Ell
more, Isoline: Andrew T.. Hancock, r.
F D. !, Jasper: Henry f. Fmert. Knox
Vile; Wallace F.. Johnson, r. F. D. 9,
lebanon; Bailey r. Crocker. Nashville;
Bernard A. Hall, R. F n. 1. Newbern:
Ioseph D, Hancock, Bona; Senter NJ.
Sherrod, r, r, d. 3. Straw Plains:
Charles W, Blankenshlp, r. r, D. /.
Greenback.
Wounded slightly. previously reported
missing: Private Ernest r, Ivey. Jel-
leo.
wounded. degree undetermined, pre-
viouslv reported missing Private
Thomas A. Johnson. MaryvilIe.
In hospital. previously reported miss
ing: Private Hugh T. Price, (marine).
Elizabethton.
MISSISSIPPI.
Died Of disease: PrIvates Johnnie
Mathew, Sandy Hook; Walter Richard
son, r. r. D. l. Indianola.
Wounded, degree undetermined: Pri-
Yates Ethel f. Jenkins, r. F, D. 3,
Union; Thomas H. Johnson, r. f. D. Z,
Winona.
Wounded slightly; Lieut.. Evern Jones,
I.ucedale: Private Richard Bell. Rose
Acres; William B. Atterberry, McCool;
Ellis II. Ellington, Bude; James j.
Jones, ~Pocahontas; Summit c, HIT
Mcdonald.
Killed In action, previously reported
.la~t1-, THnt,.,AA TH,A ~ D-Z.h-I
Tylertown.
ARKANSAS.
Wounded, degree undetermined: Pri-
Yates John w. Gamewell, Mount YER
non; John s. Gaines. Texarkana; Alvin
Bell, Cleveland; James Phillips, r. +.
D. .. Blytheville; George w. Adams,
Leonard.
Wounded slightly: Corporals Herbert
Davis. Wesson; Ike Panich, Mariana,
Privates Wilburn J. Lemley, Cheatam;
Sam Halliburton, Wiliford; Edward II.
Hynes. r. F. d. 3. Batesville: John c.
Amison. Gilman; Pima A. Lack. Noun
tain Home: John o. Hallmark, K. F. d.
/, Butlerville: Charles L. Adams, Catal-
pa Bryan Crisp. Delo.
Wounded, degree undetermined. pre-
vlously reported missing: Privates
James II. Armstrong. r. F. n. I. Nc
Crory; Gather Watt. Board Camp.
ALABAMA.
Wounded severely: Privates Robert
Kiser. Piedmont; Corbin G.. Medlin, x.
L. d. l, Ashville.
Wounded, degree undetermined: Cor
poral Fred Rudolph, Montgomery; Pri-
Yates Hoyt p. Wilder, Blanche; William
E. Busby, Shelby; Cary Hammac,
Range Jesse o. Sheppard, Fairfax;
John Tallie, Birmingham; George Gil
more, r. f. D. 2, Auburn; Leon II.
Oliver, Lanett; Alexa Goodman, Sara
land; Robert Hoyle. Coal City; William
A. Stone, Birmingham.
Wounded slightly: Sergeants James o.
Hancock, r. F, D. 2. Alexander City:
Robert H. Phillips. ThomastoD; Samuel
A. Philyaw. Jr., Policy; Corporal Julius
E. Phelps, R. F. D, l, Honoraviile; Cook
Nicholas X. Papadakis, Talladega; Prih
Yates Hezzie Bel. Gurley; George y.