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Show War Casualties j The following casualties are reported report-ed by tho commanding general of the American expeditionary forces, (included (in-cluded in tho above total) : Killed in action 10 Missing in action 1 Wounded severely 65 Died of wounds 29 Wounded, degree undetermined... 20 Prisoners 1 'Total 126 Killed In Action. SgL Frederick Harris, Barrytown, New York. Privates. Napoleon Ayotte, Three, Rivers, Mich. Burchard C. Bargy, Great Falls, Mt. Oscar Johnson, Manlstoque, Mich. Raymond O. Machen, Oshkosh, Wis. John Martin, Liverpool, Ohio. John H. Mitchell, Negaunee, Mich. Raymond L. Nichols, Madison, Wis. Frank Trol. Detroit, Mich. Lynn M. West, Mazomanie, Wis. Died of Wounds Received in Action. Lieut. John O. Lee, Chicago, 111. Sgt. Elmer P. Childs, Cincinnati, O. Sgt. Carl E. Gillen, Ottumwa, Iowa. Sgt. Chas. T. Rooney. CIrcleville, O. Corporals. Thos. J. Burke, Boston, Mass. Leo R. Simons. Barney, Iowa. Albert S. Weeks, Palmer. Miss. Albert Godfrey WIsscl, Ebensburg, Pa. Wagoner Cecil Webb, Columbia, Ala. Privates. Isam Algood, Brookhaven, Miss. Eldo Buzzard, Austin, Ind. Geo. C. Danforth. Somerville, Miss. George W. Draegcr, Marshall. Wis. Elijah J. Duckworth. Parks. 111. Charles Eissens, Fulton, 111. Frank Severt Gestrine, Clarks, Nob. Louis Peacock. Dubuoue. Iowa. James G. John, Epworth, N. Dak. Thomas E. Joliff, Dodsvillo, Miss. Emil L. Mullacrt, Atkinson, Ills. Carroll T. Rankin, Vermont, Ills. Clarence L. Relnig, Toledo. Iowa. Derwin N. Schroeder, Milwaukee, Wis. John Schcofclt, Hatfield. Mo. James K. Skelton. Hatfield, Mo. Joseph Tribadi, Lawrence, Mass. Edward Wm. Walton, Brazil. Ind. Dominic Wm. Whelan, New York. .Clarence Alton Wiles, Flora, Ind. Wounded Severely. Lieut. Donald C. McMallan, Detroit, Mich. Hermann Moyse. Baton Rouge, La. Harry F. Postale, Detroit, Mich. Edwin B. Thorsen, Ashland, Wis. Sgt. Geo. Harmon Dolloff, Stanton, Mich. Corporals. Joseph Bedra, Alpena. Mich. Oscar T. Briggs, Allegona, Mich. Lloyd F. Daniels, South Connells-vllle, Connells-vllle, Pa. Ray C. Johns. Dickerson Run, Pa. Aruo Wm. Mahnke, Sheboygan, Wis. Edmund Mauritz Nelson, Manistique, Mich. Harris Russell, Ann Arbor, Mich. Homer D. Swander, Kalamazoo, Mich. Sammie C. Thomas, Two Buttes, Colo. Bugler Wm. R. Trantschold, Philadelphia, Phila-delphia, Pa. Privates. Anthony Agemak, New York, N. Y. Barney Axelrode, Chicago, 111. Paul Herman Balcumas, Cleveland, Ohio. Samuel Batti, Cedar Rapids, Neb. Carl T. Bell. Canton, 111. Merriee E. Bill, Windsor, Conn. William A. Bourn, Merkel, Texas. George C. Bradbury, Muncie, 111. John Burnham, Alpena, Mich. Emery Burnside, Hardman, Ore. Herman J. Carr, Hugh Carr, Dunbar, Penn. Oscar Carson, Underhill, Wis. JesBe Jerome Chappie, Greenfield, Ind. James E. Collins, Connolsvllle, Pa. Fred Connette, Detroit, Mich. Clifford Cox, Rockville, Ind. . Claude Dodson, Oklahoma City, Ok. Erick Erickson, Bergen, Norway. William Faber, West Bend, Wis, Edward Fogelquist, Minneapolis. Minn. Jack Golinger, Munsing, Mich. Martin J. Harder, Sergeant Bluffs, Iowa. Wm. W. Hardy, Dunbar, Pa. Thomas Herbert, County of Mayo, Ireland. Willis Wilson Hopkins, Junction City, Wis. Harry Leon, Samadia, Turkey. James P. McConncn, Highland Falls, New York. Gordon McGee, Fayettsvillc, Tenn. Anthony Martinse, Fitchburg, Mass. Charles T. Miller, Anderson, Ind. Leland H. Miller, Atascadero, Calif. Ed Minger, Indianapolis, Ind. Percy E. Morrell, Madison, Wis. Joseph Murphy, Milwaukee, Wis. Arthur Omorrow, Melvin, Mich. Herbert Otoole, Chicago, 111, Frank L. Salzman. Monon, Ind. Otto Slemssens, Harlan, Iowa. Charles W. Sisk, Piney Grove, Md. Petros Skerko, Chicago, 111. Chas. A. Snickers, Auburn, Mass. Mike Struk, New York, N. Y. Albert Swanteik, Detroit, Mich. Walter Isaac Taylor, Lapper, Mich. Hugh R. Warner, Hannibal, Wis. Cecil Manzo Waters, Owesso, Mich. Edward Joseph Whyraer, Owesso, Mich. Charlie C, Wick, Plymoutti, Wis. Eugene Deforrest Wood, Flint, Mch. Emil Zeuskc, Shawano, Wis. Wounded Degreo Undetermined. SgL Wm. Gerald Fitzgerald, Milton, Mass. Corp. James BenedittI, Ascoli, Pic-ona, Pic-ona, Italy. Corp. William F. Fenwick, Plymouth, Ply-mouth, Pa. Corp. Patrick H. McAIcavy, Newark, N. J. Corp. Jere McCracken, Clayton, Delaware. Del-aware. Corp. Francis Slavln, Holyoke, Mass. Bugler Mercer Feldman, Brooklyn, New York. Buglor Irvin D. Schwartz, Reading, Pa. Privates. John Buzenske, Cleveland, Ohio. Peter W. Curcio, Petrlzzi, Italy. Joseph Fahery, New York, N. Y. Goorge C. Franklin, Hopkins, Mich. Carmlno Gravetto, Mount Vernon, New York. John Jensen. SL Paul, Neb. Andrew McCabe, Fitchburg, Mass. Bonnie Mangino, Schnectady, N. Y. George B. May, Queen City, Mo. John Nickolosh, Trenton, N. J. William Phillips, Maysvllle, Ky. Clarence Russell Williams, Madison Heights, Va. Miosing In Action. Private Clifton Smith, Smithport, La. Prisoner. Private Edward Williams, Schuly-kill Schuly-kill County, Pa. SECTION TWO. Killed In Action. Lt. Egbert F. Tctley, North Chelmsford, Chelms-ford, Mass. Sgt. Joseph Geigor, New York. N. Y. Sgt. Richard Johnson, Eauclaire, Wis. SgL M. L. Lang, Madison, Wis. SgL Harry James Leonard, Alma, Michigan. Sgt. Arthur Clifford Patterson, Ow-cso, Ow-cso, Mich. Corp. Geo. W. Chapman, Edgar, Wis. Corp. Glenn G. Dahlcm, Morris, Ills. Corp. Syrus John English, Rudyard, Mich. Corp. Ward Montgomery Harding, Corunna, Mich. Corp. Gaylord Platte Leach, Manis-tequc, Manis-tequc, Mich. Corp. John Wicklun, Euclairc, Wis. Privates. Edward Bobbs, Scotthaven, Pa. Martin Oliver Brown, Pleasant Plains, New York. Joe Burns, Alamo, Ga. Earl Harrison Campbell, Poplar Bluff, Mo. Christ W. Christcnsen. Gillette, Wis. Andres P. Dadizon, Phllllplno, I. Abner F. Dahlbcrg, Rhynelandcr, Wis. Morris Dick. Chelsea, Mass. Allesandro Dimassa, Detroit, Mich. John Aloylous Dougherty, Philadelphia, Philadel-phia, Pa. Anthony John Drops, Sheboygan, Wis. Charles R. Ellis. Brooklinc, Mass. Wallace H. Farris, Fort Morgan, Colo. Mario Figlioli. Winchester, Mass. Everett M. Finkbinder, Huron, Ind. John Finvcym, Superior, Wis. Morio Hansford, Blackwell, Mo. Alfred R. Hinkle, .Mountalnvlew, Ark. , Edward A. Hooper, Newlonvillc, Mass. Raymond L. Howland, Swampscott, Mass. Christen V. Jensen, Luck, Wis. John Segfrled, Helsivgborg, Sweden. John Kern, Syracuse, New York. John Krause, Glllett, Wis. Leo F. Lcarj', Gratiot, Wis. Albert Lang. Mikado, Mich. Loo F. Leary, Gratiot, Wi3. Snndy Levi, South Saginaw, Mich. Wm. C. Littleton. Salem, S. C. Thoma3 Lynch. Andover, N. Y. Hugh Allan Macclnnes, Newbury, Mich. Henry Mason, Otter River, Mass. Enil Louis Oertel, Dancy, Wis. Harry John Olhrlch, Clemens, Mich. Fred Polovina. Flint, Mich. Charles John Sauvola, Chassell, Mich. Elmor F. Shanks, Miami, Florida. Joseph Slmboli,' Aqulla, Italy. John A. Sky, Odanah, Wis. Adolph Timm, Centuria, Wis. Antonio Joseph Truckey, Detroit, Mich. Julius Williams, Manistique, Mich. Lonnle Yancey, Arlington, Ky. Wounded Severely. Lt. Samuel H. Hubbard, Forest Depot, De-pot, Va. Lt. William Frederick Weinc. Alpena, Al-pena, Mich. Sgt. Allan C. Fleck. Detroit, Mich. SgL Hugh McMillan, no address. Sgt. Edward J. Wayor, Chicago, 111. SgL Frank Welse. MIddleton. Wis. Corp. Charlie R. Cantrell, McMinn-vllle, McMinn-vllle, Tenn. Corp. William E. Cowley, Chelsea, Mass. Corp. Oliver H. Englev Gladbrook, Iowa. Corp. Edward Carlton Hudson, Kalamazoo, Kala-mazoo, Mich. Corp. Sam Hughes, Paducah, Ky. Corp. Hartwell Milton Jorst, Withce, Wis. Corp. Linus Roblin Leffingwell, Ow esso, Mich. Corp. Martin L. Nass, Huxley, Iowa. Corp. Frank Ollox NIespodzInny, Milwaukee. Wis. Corp. Edward Richards, Detroit, Mich. Corp. Sylvan Maurice Rubin, Manistique, Ma-nistique, Mich. Corp. Daniel Dewey Truesdell, Wayne. Mich. Corp. Jesse Frankiln Vanhorn, Lima, Ohio. Bugler Howard J. Wells, Petersburg, Virginia. Privates. William M. Brents, Taylorsville, ill. Loren J. Carter, Whitely City, Ky. Caslmir James Clinton, Pinckney, Mich. Joseph Cwik. Martin's Ferry, Ohio. Robert A. Dowd, St. Louis, Mo. Clifford H. Edwards. Cincinnati, O. Monroe M. Feeser, Westminster, Md. Joseph Florczak, Milwaukee, Wis. Peter Frendle, East Eauclaire. Wis. Ben Hughes Garrett, Ballsvllle, Va. Robert M. Gray, Dunbar. Pa. Paul Guerney, Milwaukee, Wis. Howard Stirling Harding, Corunna, Mich. Abraham Harp, Cadillac, Mich. Edward Heckman, Temple, Pa. Steven Hepnlckl, Chicago, 111. Otto H. Hines, Scranton, Pa. Glen Hoard, Auburn, Wis. Gerald Houston Jackson, Oakley, Tenn. Mike Kroffe, Lcisenring, Fayette county, Pa. Hugh McKenna, Philadelphia, Pa. Adam Neverok, Sioux City. Iowa. Lorenzo Nicastro, Sharon, Pa. Lester H. Porter, Guayandote, W. Virginia. Clarence W. Reagan, Conncllsville, Pa. Walter A. Readsmkc, Chicago, 111. West A. Reed, Blalrsville, Pa. Argus Rhoton, Tompkinsvllle, Ky. Valantin Salas, Bernardo, N. M. Clifford E. Thompson, Knoboster, Mo. Noah A. A. Tingle, Blooraficld, Ky. Thomas M. Tracy, Pittsburgh, Pa. Geo. H. Vanburen, Valeti, N. Y. Walter Willoughby, Pcrinton, Mich. Wm. G. Youkin, Connellsvillc, Pa. The following casualties are reported report-ed by the commanding general of tho American expeditionary forces: Killed in action 52 Missing in action 10 Wounded severely 24 Died of wounds 5 Died of accident and other causses 2 Died of disease 5 Wounded, degree undetermined . . 15 Total 113 Killed in Action. Lieutenants. Bruce W. Clark, Madison, Wis. Hope W. Massie, Tyro, Va. Seargants. Harold. V. Dcebe. Woodstock, 111. Price N. Evans, Crescent City, Cal. Charles J. Gerald, Bclolt, Wis. Albert R. Marquardt, Baraboo, Wis. Alvia Rogers, Glenflora, Tex. Corporals. Earl W. Andrews, Awendale, Mich. John Armstrong, Harrisville, Mich. Abraham Timothy Fleury, Marquette, Mar-quette, Mich. William Miller, Eauclaire, Wis. Jesse Frank Rowe, Corunna, Mich. Daniel T. J. Rust, Owosso, Mich. Bert Ryan, Attica, Mich. Edward Salzcr, Shawano, Wis. Albert Waybranl, Sault Saintc Marie, Mich. Privates. Victor Andrykowskl, Saginaw, Mich. Burt Bailey, Goodella, Mich. Arthur Gchrlng Becchlcy, Flint, Mich. Frederick Bolcom, Akron, Mich. John Brennan, Enston, Pa. Edward A. Bushong, Independence, Kan. Andrew N. Coleman, Mayvlllc, N. D. Clare Cooper, TJirchrun, Mich. Eugene Dupras, Two Rivers, Wis. Mllford O. Fisher, Charleston, W. Va. Charles C. Heincs, Rochester, N. V. George Herrier, Oakland, Cal. Emmott C. Hinderlong, Marengo, O. Forest Hughes. Patriot, Ind. Richard C. Hughos. Denver. Colo. Richard Ray Hunt, Tontiac, Mich. Ralph A. Judson, Cody, Wyo! Ray Keogan, Flint, Mich. John J. Kollcy, Philadelphia. Pa. George Theodore McFarllng, Flint, Mich. Johannes S. Mlkkelscn, Delrcy, Cal, Frank Novak, Sheboygan, Wis. Stanley PcatrskI, Hamstramck, Mich. Charles A. Pcron, Los Angeles, Cal. Oscar A. Rlppberger, Freeport. 111. Charles Robinson, Gresham, Wis. Albion E. Robinson, Macon, Mo. Anthony J. Schukalsky, Crlvitz, Wis. Lyman Thomas Shauger, Midland, Mich. Julius Sigorskl. Alpena, Mich. Laurens Bennett Strain, Blooming-ton. Blooming-ton. Ind. Albert Trapp, Woodville, Wis. Dorsey O. Warner, Union, W. Va. Edward Joseph Werner, Fowlor, Mich. Malvin G. Wilson. Midvale, Idaho. Edward J. Young, Sault Sainto Marie, Mich. Died of Wounds Received in Action. Privates. Albert J. Ettlln, Newark, N. J. Henry M. Jones, Enoch, Utah. Grady E. Rushing, Fort Henry, Tonii.j Georgo W. Stlcka, Great Falls, Mont. Patrick J. Sullivan, Cambridge, Mass. Died of Disease. Sergeants. Ben F. Browning, Pittsburg, Ky. Privates. Edgar L. Harris. Comanche, Okla. Luther Harris, Epos, Ala. , Eugene Morgan, Cleveland, O. Eugone Plerson, Meridian, Miss. Died from Accident and Other Causes. Prjvatea. Foster A. Davenport, Aiken, S. C. Fred Herman Schrank, Coloma, Wis. Wounded Severely. J Sergeants. ! August Grover Dragcr, Oshkosh,1 Wis. j Jesse M. Hughes, Hatticsburg. MI3S. - Frank M. Moore, Northampton, Mass. oorporai. i Clarenco M. Trandum, Baker, Mont. Prlvatec. I Lester P. Harris, Johnson City,1 Tenn. , I Arthur B. KIrby, Mcston, Tenn. Paul Kovacs, Bridgeport, 'Conn. Joseph Krollkowski, Wyandotte, Mich. I William P. Murray, no emergency address given. Ernest Porrault, Adams, Mass. George W. A. Stendel, Jamesville, Wis. Newton E. Wedin, Ansonla, Conn. Archie R. Palradee, Holyoke, Mass. Abamo Parrotti, Philadelphia, Pa. Louis E. Perec, SL Louis, Mo. Florcnt R. A. Rantz, Newport, Ky. Clen Rayburn, Emerson, Ky. Frank J. Roach. Brantford. Canada. Frank W. Robinson, Emeryville. Cal. James M. Robinson, Tenso.'Va. . John Ryan, Doniphan, Mo. Samuel Schwartz, New York, N. Y. Jacob Siwek, Chicago, 111. Harry A. Wilson, Piermont, N. H. Wounded Degree Undetermined. Sergeant. Ira W. Place. Mandan, N. D. Corporals. Edward J. Humbert, Dwight, I1L Morris Levlnc, New York, N. Y. Fred Roberts, Gooding. Idaho. William B. Westc, Diffee, Ga. Privates. Ellis R. Ball.. Cattaraugus, N. Y. Jorden R. Brown, Liberty, N. Y. Raymond D. Coker, Atlantic, la. Charley Ford, Parrott, Ky. Otis P. Harris, Butler, Ga. Homer J. Lein, Pipestone, Minn. William J. McDuone, Long Island, N. Y. William G. Perkins, Rudd, la. John Zuznowsky, Brooklyn, N. Y. Missing in Action. Lieutenant. Francis J. Connelly, St. Louis, Mo. Sergeant. David R. Myers, Paulding, O. Corporals. Edward Corbran, Jersey City, N. J. Privates. Ralph Acosta, Philadelphia, Pa. Patrick Hart, Roxbury, Mass. William F. . Heckart, Jr., Philadelphia, Philadel-phia, Pa. Senes Llewellyn, Detroit, Mich. John Lynn, Chicago, 111. Charles Morrow, Wirt, Okla. Dillard S. Pearson, Moravian Falls, N. C. Killed in action -19 Missing in action 13 Wounded severely 34 Died of wounds 7 Died from accident and other cause 1 Died of disease 1 Wounded, degree undetermined . . 8 Total ; 113 Killed In Action. Captain. James Cook, Waco, Tex. Richard Frederick Smith, Jackson, Mich. Lieutenant. Louis Seif, Neillsvllle, Wis. Sergeant. Carlton F. Jowoll, Detroit, Mich. Corporals. Alfred BcsneL Bay City, Mich. Thomas W. Britlain, Island Falls. Maine. Harry T. Curwcn. Croix Falls, Wis. Fred R. Dunn, Charleston, 111. Hoyt Milton Hollonshed. Marlon. O. Audio John Johnson, East Tawad, Mich. John F. Johnson. Saltsburg. Pa. Robert F. Spencer, Hamilton, Ontario, On-tario, Can. Mechanic Harlo Mcnzic, Larwill, Ind. Privates. Harry Bennetts, Cornwall, Eng. Bert Brudd. Instus, Ohio. Edd Carrico, Davis City. Ia. Jack Castelloo, Prescott, Wis. Solomon Cohen. New Bedford, Mass. Jesus M. Cordova, uorlcz, Colo. Harry P. Cushcn, Baltimore, Md. John B. Dcsraarals, Faribault, Minn. Ferdinand Fredericks, Sheboygan Falls, Wis. I Tony Galyro, Youngstown, O. Hammctt D. Harris, Thomasvllle, N. C- John J. Hickey, Madison, Wis. Alfred IUgglns, Media. Pa. Herbert G. Hitchcock, Haraltou, .Mich. Herbert Holtke, Edelstein, 111. George Holzschuh, Harrison, Wis. Alex Jackson. Cleveland, O. William A. Jackson, Detroit, Mich. Walter Jankowski, Wcstallis, Wis. Michael J. Kolloy, Philadelphia, Pa. Leo W. Kraft, Detroit. Mich. Karl A. Morandi, Cambridge, Mass. John J. Morrlssey, Mount Bella, Ireland. Ire-land. Francis J. O'Connor, Detroit, Mich. Charles Oday, Brooklyn, N. Y. Andrew D. Ottinger, Sheridan, Ore. I Thomas L. Perry, Eure, N. C. Daniel F. Ring, Haverhill. Mass-Samuel Mass-Samuel Schwartz, New York, N. Y. John E. Serrey, Waterbury, Conn. Paul E. Shore, Winston Salem. N. C. Benny Sluba, Milwaukee, Wis. Grant Wheeler Smith, Ringgold. Pa. Corado Sottlle, Serachiusu, Italy. William Stollings. Xenia, O. Joseph Mike Vodzak, Barnesboro, Pa. Died of Wounds Received in Action. Sergeant, Harold J. Worrall, Minneapolis, Minn. Privates. Walter Blaszak, South Chicago, 111. Paul S. Bock, Aurora, 111. j Raymond B. Chambliss, Lamposas, Tex. Edward Cornell, Eureka Springs, Ark. Josepn i-rancis, jr., Warsaw, Poland. Po-land. I Charles W. WIsthoff. Acampo, Cal. I Died of Disease. I Private. Will Simmons, Devoreaux, Ga. Died from Accident and Other Causes. Sergeant. Claude Vivian Mankin, Beckley, W. Va. Wounded Severely. Captain. Edgar N. Caldwell, Waterlown, Wis. Lieutenant. Charles R. Kohli, Monroe, Wis. SergeanL Halvor M. Dale, Chouteau, Mont. Cook Archie Snyder, Claysberg, Pa. Privates. Lewis L. Ackerson, Ft. Dodge, la. William. J. Basham, Scranton. Pa. William Mch Bell, Harrison, O. Edward Arthur Broege, Rush Lake. Wis. John C. Casper, La Crosse, Wis. Almon B. Coffin. Velva, N. D. Elzle Dailey. Olive Hill. Ky. Orvillc O. Eicholtz, Caterville, Mo. Tom Garner. Stlllmore, Ga. Wesley Goode, Lovelaceville, K. Y. Charles H. Hayes, Syracuse, N. Y. Jim Howard, Havwick, Kan. Ephriam E. Jones, Rocky Mount, N. C. Joseph T. Jones, Oliversprings, Tenn. Albert R. O. Kiecknafer, Foster, Nob. John Kusharski, Staten Island, N. Y. Irving Kutner, New York, N. Y. Michael Lamorte, Emerson, N. J. Joseph G. Leblanc, Manchester, N. H. Mahson Lcchner, Winifred, Mont. Joseph N. Lovi, Lawrence, Mass. Joseph LIchtiger, Newark, N. J. Joseph A. Logg, Cameron, La. Arthur C. McDonnell, Hoboken, N. J. Floyd Major, Greenville, S. C. Murphy N. Matthews, Kipling, N. C. Thos. R. Murray, Camden, N. J. Arthur Ernest Nickclson, Sherman-ville, Sherman-ville, 111. Daniel J. Oleary, Northampton, Mass. VInzenzo Paglla, Maiden, Mass. Wounded Degree Undetermined. Wagoner, William Lindsey, Clove-port, Clove-port, Ky. Privates. 1 Peter A. Gartner, Stanasgar, Ia. I George I. Heinold, Oakland, Cal. Clarence Hotchkiss,. Westonconta, N. Y. Ernest Layton, Knab, Wash. Gregor T. Slmonlan, Worcester, Mass. Clarence D. Trostlc, Altoona, Pa. Michael A. Whalen, Brooklyn, N. Y. Missing in Action. Corporal. Andrew W. Lucott, Pittsburg, Pa. Privates. Russoll Barrett, Wapato. Wasli. Waldyslaw Cleclerskl, Oldforgo, Pa. George W. Deltschlc, Columbus, O. Isadore Dropkln, Now York, N. Y. Angclo Festa, Gognoli Dausllio, Italy. Charles W. Hall, Philadelphia. Pa. Alfred Paul Jones, Easton, Pa. Charles Kamp, Brooklyn, Mass. Walter Lukazewick, Wallingford, Conn. Mark D. Stecnson, North Yakima, Wash. Earl Sumner, Morr!s, Okla. Andrew N. Toblassen, Nevada City, Cal. Marine Corps Casualties. Summary of casualties to date: Officers. Deaths 37 Wounded 60 Missing 1 Sub total -..98 Enlisted Men. Deaths S66 Wounded 1ST 1 In hands of enemy 9 Missing 124 Sub total 2873 Grand -total ..; ; 2971 The following casualties are report ed by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces (including (in-cluding in the above total) : Killed In action 9 Died of wounds received in action.. 1 Wounded in action (severely) .... 7 Missing in action : .... 7 Total 24 Killed in Action. 2nd Lt. Chas. H. Roy, Jamesport, Mo. Sgt. Raymond P. Crinln, Pittsburg, Pa. Corporals. Frederick I. Schramm, Bellaire, O. Lewis Abercrombie, Laurens, S. C. Robert A. Stephen, St. Louis, Mo. Privates. ' Hubert H. Burns, Randlett, Utah. Emmert O. Finney, Shelblna, Mo. Auguburn D. Martin, East Bend, N. C. Albert M. A. Raggio, New York, N. Y. Died of Wounds. 2nd Lt. Scott M. Johnston, Sh Paul, Minn. Wounded in Action Severely. Daniel J. MacGillivray, Cambridge. Mass. Gilbert V. Davis, Hutchinson, Kan. Stanley S. Fairchild, Bath, N. Y. Richard L. Meyers, Little Falls, Minn. Leo E. Neary, Carbondale, Pa. William 'J. Vlerbuchen, Newark, N. J. William F. Wiest, Detroit, Mich. Missing in Action. Privates. Frank R. Walter, Madisonville, O. William Begg, Philadelphia, Pa. Clarence H. Linder, Dundas, 111. .Hardin B. McDill, Manhattan, Kan. Charles M. Phillips, Hurlock, Md. Brownoy L. Moloski, Ambray, Pa. William J. Jacoby, Indianapolis, Ind. Previously Reported Wounded, Now Reported Killed In Action. Private James E. Fisher, Columbus, 0: Previously Reported Missing in Action Now Reported on Duty. Private Edward K. Simpson, Orange, N. J. oo Clara matches of the past two yeau i have been the only intercollegiate games of Rugby in the United Stale ) Through President Ray Lyman Wil bur, Stanford definitely announced j last spring the abandonment of inter-collegiate inter-collegiate athletics until after the ar, ' This apparently ends the possibility ' of college Rugby games, and, as the Santa Clara university officials are said to oppose strongly a change back to the American game, it is expected to put Santa Clara out of tho athlet- ' ics at least until the spring semester. Tho proposed new draft ages of U to 45 years will take practically all male students from the universities and colleges, if no exemptions are gir-en gir-en pending completion of the educations educa-tions of the students. Secretary of War Newton Baker .stated his opposition opposi-tion to such exemption as undemocratic, undemo-cratic, the other day, and this lends support to the common belief thai there will be no able bodied student-from student-from which even nominal teams might be made. The University of California athletic athlet-ic directors have a football schedule all made, games being programed Trlti Universities of Washington and Oregon, Ore-gon, Washington state college and other institutions of the northwe3L U. C. men, It is said, plan to carrj the schedule through if they can possibly pos-sibly find a way. St Mary's college which made aa excellent showing In the 1917 football season is considered by sports experts here to be entirely out of the run-ning. run-ning. The students have nearly all I volunteered or have been drafted and the burning of the buildings some j time ago placed an additional bard-ship bard-ship on the institution. Lieutenant Newton Best Tvho Is again athletic director for the United States marines at Mare Island 13 already al-ready planning for the fall football season and preliminary schedules ol games with army and navy camps are expected shortly. Stars formerly seen on college gridirons will clash branches of the military service. ; oo 1 |