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Show oo MARINE CORPS CASUALTY LIS! WASHINGTON. June 19. Two marine ma-rine corps casualty lists were issued today containing 130 names divided a; , follows Killed in action. 30; died of wounds 7; died of disease, 1; wounded severely. severe-ly. 92. The first list dated June 16, follows-Killed follows-Killed in Action. Sergeant James A. Patterson, Ripley. Rip-ley. W. Va. First Sergeant Daniel A. Hunter Westerly, R I orporals umero Anderson. Cineon nati; Eric A Goldbeck. Uvalde. Tex ; ; Clare L. Van Eman, Grove City, Pa. Private Eugene F. Haas, Normandv 111. I Privates Frank Addante, Marcus Wash.: Phillip J Riehl. Philadelphia; Bert G. Taylor. Malinta, .; Jeremiah I Wood, Agosta. O.; John W. Brooks, Sebring, O ; Gordon S. O'Donnell, East Holden, Maine; Neal O'Leary. Cincinnati; Cincin-nati; Joseph Sanderson. Ardmore, Pa.; Harr R. Bohanan, Whittle Sprlng.s, Tenn ; Kinsley Brock, Elmhur.vr .Mh h., James F. Crist. Akron, Q.; Guy Fravell. Orient, III., Clifford J Fulmer, Waterville, N. Y.; Charles E. Hubert, Beacher City, 111.; George Knorr, Youngstown. 0 . Howard S. Maxwell, Troy. Tenn.; Joe B Munns, Whitehav-ien. Whitehav-ien. Tenn , Edmund E. Peebles, Dun-: Dun-: dee, Mich.; John Welsh. Lisbon, O.; James C. Yarbrough. Atlanta. Ga. ; Joseph Jo-seph C. Farrell, Philadelphia; Walter L. Haynes, Hambleton, W. Va.; John W. Collins, Augustus. Kan. Died of Wounds Received in Action. Second Lieutenant Charles H. Ul-mer, Ul-mer, Potlsville, Pa. Privates Paul Leber, Columbia, Pa.; Harry' Beatty, Fayette Iowa; Harry E. Hess. Altoona, Pa ; Donald E, Erick-son. Erick-son. 5257 Half South Main street. Los Angles Gal , Joseph Brown Jackson, Carrollton, Miss. Died of Disease Private Joseph K. Clark, Walton, i Ind. Wounded in Action Severely. Corporals Nell S. Shannon, Chicago; Raymond E. Dunham, Lakewood, O ; Floyd Arthur Force, Orange, Tex.; Seward L. Wilband, Barrier. B C ; Herbert Mazerov, Duquesne. Pa.; Herbert Her-bert Hinds Churchill, Minneapolis. Sergeant Irving Fuller, Mansneld, Conn.; Gunnery Sergeant John Pont, Chicago. Privates John Erbelle, Loui ilh Ky.; Joseph Stringflellow. Robinson, 111.; Walter L. Burroughs Helena, Ark.; Henry G. Springer. Mineral Point, Wis.; Willard F. Sugrue, Chicago; Chica-go; Charles J. Vanek, La Grange, Tex.; Earl B. Jones, Minneapolis; Marcus W. Hay Coppers Coal, Tex. ; Clarence G. Weismantel, St Louis Mo.; William W. Hoppins. Harrison. O.; Louis Guy Rollins, New Orleans, La.; Elmer S. Wood, Leachville, Ark ; Willis M. Sexton, Canton. Ga. ; Orley M. Dunton. Alleghan. Mich.; William J. Attaway, Rome, Ga.; Harry G. Meredith. Philadelphia; Marion Gorby, Washington. Pa.; Stephen Durr, Milwaukee, Mil-waukee, Wis ; William Ruckert, Newark, New-ark, N. J.; Carrol Hill, Bellevue. O.; Leslie Frank Jones, Fredericktown, Mo ; Joseph H. Klpp. Dayton Bluff, St Paul, Minn.; Clarence R. Fullingtoa. ( Sardinia. N. Y.; Byron H. Momstock. I Portapre. Wis ; Ro M. Miller, Columbus, Colum-bus, O ; Clarence H. Douglass, Warn-lego, Warn-lego, Kan.. Sam L. Weed, Corpus I hristl, Tex ; James L. Clark, Seaman, O.; John Harris, Georgetown, O.; J Dewey A. Shepperd, Franklin, N. C-; 1 1 Howard Petosky. Park Lake, Mich., nthon Botenouse, Ranshaw, Pa. Privates Harry' M Glpson, Newport. . Maine; John M. Green, Dawson, N. M.: Saraui'l Grieco, Oneida, N. V.; John M. Crlner, Pelham, Ga., Marcen Hampton, Hamp-ton, Franklin, Idaho; Jeff Harmon, Curlow, Ky.; Abie Hinkle. Clinton. 111.; Dale Hyland, Portland, Mich.; Oliver H. Johnson. Egg Harbor, Wis.; Vin- , cent E. Johnson. Gibbon, Minn.; John J. Jurick, LaSalle, 111.; Sain Kalsi, Co- lumbus. O.; Gust Kerlazie, Martin ia.-. Greece; Foma Kirget, New Hafn, Conn ; Robert W. Lennox, Big Lake, Minn ; Wade D. Lester, Blp: Creek, Miss.; Thomas C. Littlejohn, Gaffney, , S. C; George S. McCullum, Battleground, Battle-ground, Wash.; Claude McCoy, Portsmouth, Ports-mouth, Va. ; Robert E. McKernon, Altoona, Al-toona, Pa.; Harry' E Makesh, Providence. Provi-dence. R. I.; Joseph Mancino, Brooklyn; Brook-lyn; Henry' A. Miller, Brooklyn; Ray W. Miner, lone. Cal ; Dewey Prine, Stems. N. C; Wyatt Pridemore. Sen-oca, Sen-oca, S. C; Henry Reed, West Union. W. Va.; Defoe N. Rich. Southington. Conn.; Henry Riss, Worthington, Minn.; Elliott Rosen, Roxbury, Mass.; Joseph Rozanski, Englewood Colo.; Thomas Ryan, Morristown, S. D; James E. Stensland. Boone, Ia. ; William Will-iam Stevens, Jr., Skipperville, Ala.; f'harles Stewart. Walloomsac, N. Y.; Stanley Tarkowskl, Chicago; Cheslcy W. Taylor. Marlboro, Mass.; Harold Temll, Fort Worth, Tex ; John L. Tin-ney. Tin-ney. Clark, N. J ; Alexander Edmond Vautrin, New Orleans. La ; Frank Weglasz, Chicago; Leon J. Wellman. Perry, N. Y.; Robert F. Welsh. Philadelphia. Phila-delphia. Pa ; Morton J. Wheeler. Winona. Win-ona. Minn., Frank Zllla, Detroit. Mich. Dewey Price, Seneca, N. Y. Wyatt Pridemore, Charleston, W. Va. j Henry Reed, West Union, W Va. Wounded Slightly. Private Frank G. Williams, Norton, Mass. Missing in Action. Private James A. Sexton, Brattle-i boro, Vt. Prisoners Not Previously Reportsd ' M issing. Captain Howard F. Kane. Machias 1 Me. Second Lieutenant Edward Albert Koenne, Rochester, N. Y. Note: Previously reported killed in acUon, now reported wounded In action: ac-tion: Private Allen PL Moore, Fitzdale Vt. The second list dated June 17, follows fol-lows : Killed in Action. Private John J. Callahan. Troy, N. Died of Wounds Received in Action, Private iohn Achim Sanchez, New Orleans. Wounded in Action Severely. Privates Harry H. St. Louis, Escan-aba. Escan-aba. Mich.; Thomas F. Stuart, Jamaica, Jam-aica, N. Y.; Edgar R. Dempsev . Savre Ark Arthur Obermiller Dover, "o Charles V MacArthur. Louisville', Ky ' Paul J. Dowling, New York City Frank Lees, Gastonville. Pa.- Arthur A. Dees. Roosford, O.; Fred Newman rG6 South E. street, Tacoma. Wash Oliver O. Leonard, Unionville Mo First Lieutenant Thomas S. Whiting, Hampton, Va, Corporals Robert N. Crow, Carroll-ton, Carroll-ton, 111.; Roger E St Loan, Detroit, Osuld Bredezen, Man ik..v. n. Wis.; Jc rome E. Johns, Litchfield. .Minn; James G. Brennan. Albany, N. Y.; Jackson A. Drake, Trenton, N. J. Sergeants Walter F. Duba, Chicago; Harry M. Maas, Peoria. Ill ; Frederick F Nagel, Roslyndale Mich.; Darren J. MrKinney. Milwaukee, Wis., Robert D. Forte, Morristown. N. J.; R. L. Luther, York. Pa,; Roland D. Baldwin. New York City. Privates Robert L. Shortwell, 3359 Marion street Denver, Colo ; John H. Ives, Hednck, Ia.; William M Ml loney. Roxbury, Mass.; Theodore R. Lasko. Detroit; Earl T. Durbin. Grass Lake, Mich.; Edward B. Prince. Min neapolis, Joyce S. Lewis. Long Prairie, Minn.; Warren I. Jones, Ecorse, Wis , Roland E. Roberts, Spokane, Wash , David E. Toms. Fairfield, O ; Otis R. Bishop. Louisville. Ky.; George W. i Connolly, Nutley. N. J.; Silas A Daniels, Dan-iels, Long Green, Md.; Reginald Gab riel. New Orleans; Roy A. Harper, Brookline. Pa.; Charles G. Gansell. Wollaston. Mass.; Herbert E. McCar ' thy, Blooming Prairie, Minn.; Leo M Shively, Seabright. O.; James D. Luca, Newark, N. J.; Harlan H. Winn. Da! las, Tex.; John T. Montgomery, Shel sea, Ga.; Roy Holmes, Syracuse 0; Romeyn P. Benjamin, New York City; Harold J. Turner, Chicago; Max Haw-ley Haw-ley Reed, Cleveland, O. Corporals Herbert B. Woodruff, Sedro Wooley, Wash.; E. Kirk, Van dalia, 111.; George A. Jones. Hospil apprentice, U. S. navv, serving with marines. oo Line up and sign up on National War Savings Day. j |