The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-06-14
REVISED LIST
 OF THE DEAD

tions officer, acting for Admiral H. A. Wiley, follows:
 Lieutenant Junior Grade Thomas E. Cellars. next of kin, Mrs. T. B. Cellars, Long Beach, Cal.
 Ensign M. Erwin, Jr., Marcus Erwin, 101 Furman avenue, Asheville, N. c.
 Floyd A. Raymond, seaman, first class, Milo W. Raymond, Floyd, Iown.
 Albert Darazio, Mrs. Anna Darazia, Egg Harbor, N. J.
 Frederick G. Ever, seaman, second class Mrs. Percy $. Ever, Birmingham, Mich.
 Bradford W. Smith, gunnests mate, first class; Ephriam Smith, 216 West King street, Martinsburg, w. Va.
 Howard A. Walkup, seaman, first class; Mrs. Birdie Walkup, Crawley, W. Va.
 Cedric Kerr. seaman, second class; Mrs. Nettie Kerr, Terre Haute, Ind.
 Albert l.. Lawson. seaman, first class; Louis T. Lawson, Philadelphia.
 Claude N Sullivan, seamAn, second class; Mrs. Louie Sullivan, Sergeant, Nebraska
 Brigham F. Smith, gunner's mate, first class; Brigham Smith, Murray, Utah.
 John D. Sharkley, seaman, first class; Mrs. Mary Sharkley, Philadelphia.
 James D. Holiday, seaman. first class; James W. Holiday, Nena, Ark.
 Stephen .Beto. seaman, first class; John Beto, Bridgeport, Conn.
 Floyd B. Kimball seaman, first class; Louis F. Kimball, Greeley, Colo.
 Andrew B. Kinney, seaman, second class James W. Holiday, Mena, Ark. Kansas.
 Peter A. Flynn, seaman, first class; Mrs Mary Flynn. Worcester, Mass.
 Edward H. Huffman, seaman, first class; Mrs. Ora D. Huffman, Aurora, Indiana.
 Vernon Brumfield, coxswain; Mrs. Cora Brumfield, Norfield, Miss.
 Joseph Berg, engineman, second class Mrs. Katie Berg, Mount Vernon, Wash.
 George A. Byers, boatswain's mate, l first class; Mrs Rose Byers, San Jose, California.
 Leslie Malone, gunner's mate, first class; Fred W, Buchanan, Independ- ence, Mo.
 Wallace W. Keys, boatswain's mate, second class; Mrs. Gertrude $. Davis, Madeira, Cal. '.. i, Paul H. Christensen. seaman, first class Mrs. Sarah>G. Klanesher, Geurn- , sey, Wyo.
 Doyle N. Shaw, seaman, first class; ; Mrs. J. R. Bellam, Clayton, Texas. Carl c. Caldwell, seaman, first class; ; Miss Archie Caldwell, Route No. l, Box . AS, Dover, Ark. John Lewis Wood, Hutchinson, Kan George Eugene Magiil, seaman. first , class; Mrs Maude Magill, Waco, Texas ol,i ,ine1 Mrc Hen. ry D. Green, 1619 West Nineteenth street, Little Rock, Ark. William +. Lubo, seaman, second class Santos Lubo, Cahuilla, Cal.
 Stanley J. Skrynas, chief boatswains mate; Peter Skrynas, Westbrook, Me. Bartholomew D. Kiely, seaman, sec ond class; Mrs. Johana Kieley, Holy oke, Mass.
 Andrew Sloan, fireman, second class; Mrs. James P. SIian, Fort Wayne, Ind. William H. Ward, quartermaster, third class; Harrison Ward, Wichita, Kansas.
 Frank B. King, seaman, first class Mrs. Sarah DsA King, Clinton, Mo. Clarence Bourgeois, seaman, first class; Mrs. Bourgeois, Waveland, Miss. Lawrence H. Willis, seaman, first class; Charles Willis, Osgood, Ind.
 Frank l.. Klonowski, seaman. first class; Mrs. Marie Truschka, Blue ls-
 Rodney L. Anderson, seaman, first class; Mrs Elva WOoley Davey, Los Angeles, Cal.
 Phillip c. Clarke, seaman, first class; Henry Clarke, Los Angeles.
 John A. Mccormick, seaman, second class; Mrs. Grace Mccormick, Cleve- land, Ohio.
 William G. Cook, seaman, first class; ; Elinor Struckhoff, St. Louis, Mo.
 Frederick w. Zacharias, seaman, first class; Mrs. Mary Zaeharias, Pittsburg, Pennsylvania. The following named men were at . tached to the U.-S. S. New Mexico: , William George McCrea, ensign i; Mrs. c. R. McCrea, RenovO, Pa. Norman Lee Barbee, coxswain; Ella E. Barbee, San Francisco, Cal.
 Homer Sylvester Bridges, seaman, first class; Robert H. Bridges, liar risvillle, Miss.
 Paris Carlton Hopkins, seaman, sec ond class; Minnie Hopkins, Adairs- vile. Ga.
 Ted Carlyle Ragan. seaman, first class; Ida Ragan, Joplin, Mo- James Thomas Woods, Hutchinson, Kan, fate doubtful. reported killed in early dispatches, but not included in later alvices. INJURED The list of F injured in the Missis- sippi explosion, yesterday, as an nounced by Captain H. z. Madison of the hospital ship Relief is as follows:
 Keynes, F. J., chief turret captain. burns on face, head, neck, shoulder, arms, abdomen and legs Condition se- W. H. Ball, seaman, first class, , burns. head,[ face, abdomen, chest, . thighs, arms and hands (condition se- rirus).
 Joe Smith, quartermaster, third class, burns on face, arms and forearm (con- dition serious). Herbert c. Whited, chief questermas- , ter, burns about face, ears, right and left hand Condition serious).
 Clyde S. Bentley, seaman. first lass, burns about face, neck, arms and hands (condition serious).
 John l.. Karlo, seaman, first class, burns about right shoulder. arms and forearms (condition favorableJ. Russell E. Sherer, machinists mate, second class, burns back of neck, r,ght arm and forearm Condition favorable'. Victor A. Wilder, enginempn, second class, burns on both ears, right arm and forearm (condition favorable).
 Ralph E. Harrison, seaman, first class, burns on right side of face, arms and forearms Condition favorable). w. B. Smith, seaman, first class, burns about face, right forearm and arm (condition favorable).