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Show I! War Casualties I The following casualties are reported report-ed by the commanding general of lite American expeditionary forces; Killed in action . . . , Missing in action Wounded severely Wounded, degree undetermined; .... o Died from accident and other causes 2 T TOt' Killed in Action. ' . Lieut. Emil H. Lautcrvasser, New Joscph T. Desmarlas, Fall. River, Lawrence S. Rawdon, Malta, Mont. Vernct Edward Salsgivor, PlUsburg, Died From Accident and Other Causes. Clias. H. Hill. LambertviUc, N. J. Harold Charles Hubert, Shreveporl, Wounded in Action Severely. Lieutenants. . Harold E. McGlasson, Lincoln, Neb. Henry Jackson Pleacher, Bedford, Sergeants. Elia J. Bumbarroff. Chicago, 111. John T. Dillon, New Haven, Conn. James Posey, Clarksville, Tenn. Moses A. Spry, Elinira, Mich. Daniel Mathias Timmens, Ncwville, Jay L. White, Dubois, Pa. Wm. J. Drew, Hartford, Conn. Dcadrick Dupes, It. Olive, Tenn. Clayton Jacobs Durborrow, Harris -Thomas J. Ellington, Pittsboro, N. C. Will Elliott, East EUijay, Gn. . Louis Farola, Westvllle, Conn. Fred Franz, Springfield, 111. Patrick Frine, New Haven, Conn. Alfred Gallipoli, Tew Haven, Conn. Nick Guarnicrl, New Haven. Conn. Paul George Haben, Butler, Pa. Stephen B. Harman, Grahnm, Va. Frank Cl'fiord Harvey, Franklin, Pa. Cadet C. A. Haugh, Brookville, Pa. George Hill, Ontario, On. William' John Palmer. Franklin, Pa. Anthony Pane. New Haven, Conn. Robert H. Perkins, Berryville, Ark. Henry Walter Perry, Orr, Okla. .Topeph John Pilus. Newburgh, N. Y. George Vernon Porter, Franklin. Pa. Tuskio Raney, Public, Ky. John E. Rass, Spencer, Wis. Cecil Wayne Reynolds, Smilhport, Robert Fisher Ricalton, Franklin, Charles William Rodmaker, Enhaut, Dauphin county, Pa. Antonio Rosano, Corana, LI., N. Y. Raymond A. Russell, Waterbury. Charles Smith, Jackson, Ky. - . Charles V. Supernant, Thompson-villc, Thompson-villc, Conn. Peter S. Trembulik, Hartford, Conn, lilchard Vandermear, Seattle, Wash. Clifford Ward Washburn, Bufralc, Harold Wingert, Crawfordsville; Ind. Stanley Wisse, Detroit, Mich. I I Minn. Howard T. Young, We3tby, Wis. Wounded in Action Degree Undcter-s Undcter-s mined. Corp. Julius R- Barth, Tamalio, lllr Privates. Charles Rov Bonham, Beaver City. Neb. Ralph Chestnut, Russ?a (nipnu Gcrno). Joe Dennieto, Tryolnio, Italy. Phillip Maquar, New Orleans, La. Missing in Action. Privates. Raymond L. Horn, Raland, Ohio. Joseph W. Hurt, Brook, Ind. John Jesselskis, Rumford, Ze. Jess Johnson, Blackwater, a. Oscar A. Johnson, Burtrum, Minn. Charles L. Jones, Eden, Utah. Emil J. Karnik, Olivia, Minn. George E. Kirkman, Wheatcrofc, Ky. Henry K. Laine, Clinton, Ind. Fred C. Rensing, Brownsvalley, Minn. Harry H. Labuy, Rosholt, Wis. William G. Laplante, Haverhill. Mass. Leo J. Lavoie, Lowell, Mass. Don F. Lenburg,. Hobart., Ind. Charlie Lindsten, Leeman, Wis. Harrison W. Love, Oshkosh, Wis. Maurice L. McDermott, Loogootee, Ind. Generoso Orascetti, Fano, Paslo, Italy. Flint Parker, Hackloburg, Ala. Loroy Parker, Houston, Tex. Ray E. Parker, Churchill, Tenn. i Joe Albert Paszlcievdcz, OUowii I Lake, Mich. -Edwin Peterson, Butte, Mont. Ignatz Plaski, Milwaukee, Wis. Charles W. Reid, Greenville, S. C. John W. Riley, Cambria, Wis. Lawrence Simmon Roof, Ottawa, Ohio. Peter J. Schmidt. Eauclaire, Wis. Cecil R. Shenk, Akron. Ohio. Ijonn LJ. bmorowski, Chicago, 111. Julius R. "Tienemann, Detroit, Mich Willie Witherow, Gainsvlllc, Ga. Roy Zurick, Ramey, Pa. The following casualties are report-td report-td by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: . Missing in action 32 Wounded severely -i Died of disease ; I Wounded, degree undetermined A Died from wounds. 7 Total 89 Died of Wounds Received in Action. Hl Privates. I Gustavo Harry Bullock, Loogootce. Ind. Frank Cooksley, Weissert, Neb. Fred E. Jones, Harrisburg, Pa. William Pelper, Luverne, Minn. Harry I. Rimstldt. Beloit, Wis. Andy Tottl, Detroit, Mich. Antanas Waicekausky, Brooklyn, N. Y. Died of Disease. Private Luster Vick, Russellvllle, Wounded Severely. Corporals. William M, Dovaney, South Chicago, 111. Sturgis F. Durgin, The Forks, Maine. Edwin Henry Grimn, Cotter, Iowa. Kenneth Lyle Groom, Mars, Pa. . James J. Halliday, Eureka, Cal. William R. Harnor, Ceres, vVa. Oscar Hudson, Napaneo, Ind. Wilfred Huntoon. Bingham, Pn. Howard Paul Shenoffen, Chambers-burg, Chambers-burg, Pa. Merrel Edward Stuchell, Brndford, Pa. Wilmer Frank Sudors, Chanibors-burg, Chanibors-burg, Pa. Frank Toomey. Groton, Mass. Roy L. Trebil, Wahpoton, N. D. William J. Weidner, Bluffton, Ind. Bugler Ralph William Stcaffy, Bradford, Brad-ford, Pa. Cook Alonzo Raymond, Harrisburg, Pa. Privates. Raymond H. Ackerman, "Wilkes-barrc, "Wilkes-barrc, Pa. Arthur W. Allvater, St. Louis, Mo. ! Charles Waldo Anderson, Franklin, Pa-. John H. Angel, BurnGvillc, N. C. Anthony P. Ar,ruda, New Bedford. Mass. William G rover Beers, Franklin, Pa. Tollie M. Biggers, Gcorgoville, N. C. Isadoro Branzan, Brooklyn, N. Y. I George Broderlckk, Stnten Island, N. Y. Joseph Bukowski, South Chicago, 111. Nicholas T. Capar.ell, New York, N. ;y. Adlard A. Clang, Pawtuckel, R. I. William R. Davie, Ottawa, Ont. Wilbur Dotts, Laport, Ind. William H, Hogan, Cobalt, Howell county, Mo. Harold Howard, Notre Dame, Ind. Walter Quincy Huckleberry, Dill, Okla. Eivlnd Jacobson, Parley. Minn. Clarence R. Johnson, Chicago, III. Carl W. Lawson, Hampton, Conn. Frank Lynch, Louisville, Ky. Matthew J. McNally, Mcath county, Ireland Clarence McQuitty. Buford, Ohio. Julius Malach, Chicago, 111. Fra'ncis W. Malcy, Fairhaven, Yt. David Martin, HIndman, ivy. Jacob C. Matthews, Red Banks, Miss. Charles Joseph Murphy, Long Island City, N. Y. Win. Henry Nauss, New Cumberland. Cumber-land. Pa. Wounded, Dcgree Undetermincd. Privates. Julius Shechter, Minneapolis, Minn. Vilo N. Silletti, Slllclti, Torlto, Pro-vincia Pro-vincia Bari, Italy. James Henry Taylor, Fall River, Mass. John F. Walsh, Chicago, 111. Missing In Action. Lieut. Reuben L. Paskill, Richmond, Va. Sergt. Isaac T. Haney, Carbon Hill. Ala. Corp. Harold Lester Kralz, Forest-ville. Forest-ville. Snnilnc. p.nnntv. ?.Iir.h. Corp. Walter Edward Reitz, Detroit, Mich. Mechanic Arthur F. Prescotl, Dorchester, Dor-chester, Mass. Privates. ": , Ervln Henry Charles Adler, Monro'e, Mich. Jack A. Adler, Cincinnati, 0. Raymond R. Albert, Indianapolis. Ind. Isadore All man, New York, N. Y. . Louis Arlt. Cincinnati, Ohio. Anthonv Frank Bazner, Detroit, Mich. Mortimer Berman, Aurora, 111. Eugene Joseph Bcrnle'r, Detroit, Mich. Alfred Oliver Boudrie, Monroe, Mich. Lloyd Joseph Boudrie, Monrcc. Miclv Ray Boycr, Ev.ing, 111. Clarence Brodie, Monroe, Mich. Roland A. Brudcr, Mayville, Wis. John Raymond Chord. Philadelphia. Pa. Harry M. Cooper. Cochranton, Pa. Thomas W. Dailey, Newark, N. J. Jesse G. Davis, Weymouth, Mass. Brune William Dunmore, Monroe, Mich. , Hamlet , Horatio Durant, Delroits Mich. John F. Egan, Boston, Mass. Ray E. George, Kolin, Mont. Charles T. Gotta, Mellott, Ind. John R. Graham, Berkeley, Cal. James W. Guerry, Macon, Ga. Frederick J. Hartor, Witten. S. D. Cleo C. Huchan, Muncie, Ind. Clement W. Hiluerbr.ind, Seatlly, Wash. SECTION NO. 1.. The following casualties arc .reported .report-ed by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed in action l-t ! Missing in action 79 ; Wounded severely -19 uieu ot wounus & Die"d from accidents and other causes - 1 Wounded, degree undetermined... 11 Wounded slightly 3 Prisoners ... 3 Total 165 Killed in Action. Sergeants. Clarence P. Brodeur, Waterbury, Conn. John C. Teichler, Menominee, Mich. Master Engineer Robert E. Marsh, Bristol, Pa. Privates. Guy S. Faulconer, Blackfoot, Ida. Ivan L. Mustain, Hillard, Wash. David T. O'Connell, Washington, D. rj, Russell A. Orr, Saginaw, Mich. Nils Pierson, Wagna, Sweden. Charles R. Sbull, Cascade, Mont Hedley Sunstrom, Colfax, Wis. Joseph W. Fairlamb, Seattle, Wash. Antonio, Pietromenoca, Italy. William G. Schupp, Council Bluffs, la. J Edwin A. Tnnson, Silverton, Ore. Died of Wounds Received fn Action, j Privates. v Claud J. Dinse. West Woodland, Cal. i Christian N. ICerp, Bortman, Mont. ( Mari6'us Maiorana, Detroit. Mich. William II. Murphy, Elizabeth, N J. Died from Accident and Other Causes Corporal Roy Leigh, Columbus. O. Wounded Severely. Captain Edward P. Sheppard, Clarksville, Tenn. Sergeants. . Stanley F. Corbiu, Chicago, 111. John W. Nelson, Portland, Colin. Corporals. Roy E. Alberts, Noonan, N. D. James Babicky. Chicago, 111. George F. Roll, Bangor, Me. Corda Milllmon, Pond Creek, Okla. William Swltzer, Tyrone, Pan. Mechanic Earl W. Minster, South Milwaukee, Wis. Privates. Daniel W. Allrcd, Randloman, N. C. Clarence N. Anderson, Grand Forks. N. D. Fred Anderson, San Francisco, Cal. Joe Bevllacqua, New Rochelle, N. Y. Horace D. Blddlc, Charleston,, til. Waldiston Biliskl, Woluski, Russia. Richard Brown, St.itley, Wis. Charles E. Bush, Stockton, Mo. Lewis Casern. Wilkesbarre, Pa. Harry D. Darling, Harvard. Mich. Harry M. Dean, Cheney, Wash. John H. Evans, Licking, Mo. Thomas Hendrickson, no address. Edwin A. Johnson, Elgin, 111. Arthur L. Jones, Watcrtown, Minn. Walter L. Lamky, Sparrows Point, Md. Willie P. Lloyd. Richmond, Va. Edward J. McClure, New London, Conn. Albert L. McDonald, Vachon Island, Wash. Lawrence McKinnon, Los Angeles, Cal. Clarence A. Marlett, Bowdle, S. D. Aubrey E. Mathews, Hull,- Ga. Joseph Matthews, Bismarck, N. D. John Miller, Jessup, Pa. Edvprd R. Morse, Plattsmouth, Neb. George B. Patterson, Nora, Minn. Joseph Peck, Cfoveland, O. Carl R. Poorbaugh, Cumberland, Md. Allis H. Roeso, Waterloo, Wis. Sanford L. Rose, Callaghan, Va. Franklin Schneider, Raub, N. D. Bertie R. Scott, Zillah, Wash. Lon Sewell, Clarksville, Tex. Roland S. Silver, New Beddford, Mass. Calvin L. Stewart, Ridjcfield, Wash. Antonia Vargas, Sacrauiento, Cal. Thomas J. Voss. Bristol. Pa. William C. Williams, Birnam Wood, Wis. George H. Wood. Winfield, N. J. George C. Worknock, St. Louis, Mo. Wounded Degree Undetermined. k Corporal Roy Morton, Lames, Tex. Privates. Henry B. Baute, Covington, Ky. Henry C. Beyer3, Belllngham, Wash. Henry C. Denlson, Idabell, Okla. Isidore L. Gold, New York, N. Y. ; Stanley J. Kulka, Milwaukee, Wis. Nicholas Orlow, Wolensk, Russia. Samuel Randall, Van Buren, Ark. Howard C. Stephens, Dorrancoton, Pa. Herbert D. Taylor, Santo, Tex. Albert White, Brooklyn, N. Y. Wounded Slightly, Corporal Vladimer Busch, Chicugo, 111. Private William S. Carrother3, Rule-ville. Rule-ville. Miss. Private Boris Entin, Elizabeth, N. J. Missing in Action. Lieutenant C. Hobbs, Boston, Mass. Sergeants. Arthur G. Bradley, Bristol, Conn. 1 1 George E. Aiken, Muskegon, Mich. Corporals. Fred W. A. Ilarmeyer, Holland, Ind. Clarence T. Jnckman, Columbia, Ky. Melvin C. Olson,' Aborcrombie, N. Hudson T. Scarboro, Gaymont, Ga. Cook Fred O'Neal, North Yakima, Wash. Privates. Frederick B. Anderson, Big Falls, Minn. Edgar M. Boyd. Rolln, N. D. .Tnmea Coppola, Norwalk, Conn. Joseph I. Donohuc, Litchfield, Conn. Henry S. Keifer, Philadelphia, Pn Frank W. Marose, Waukesha, Wis. William H . Matthews, Kipling, N. C. Manard C. Neal, Lindale, Ga. Thomas J. O'Keefe, Chicago, 111 Thomas J. O'Marra, Romulus, N. Y. William O, OKborn, Wildrose, N. D. James Pares, Chiasso, Switzerland Ralph Westley Peck, Culver, Ore. "Roy H. Pcndry, Mansions, W. Hampton, Hamp-ton, Eng. Albert E. Baugertor, Salt Lake City, Utah. Wllllnm R. Bolton, New' Britain, Conn. William P. Clark, New Haven, Conn. George Ford, Louisville, Ky. Joseph Gallogly, Nc,w York, N. Y. Harry Hanson, Disco, Wis. Thomas G. Harvll, Fairplay, Cal. Erwin Hatfield, Groensburg, Ind. Fred E. Hayes, Grand View, Wash. -Henry J. Hendricks, Spokane, Wash. Elmor E. Hobart, Mcdford, Mass. Peter P. Korney, Minneapolis, Minn Charles McMahon, Glassboio, N. J. Roy Mastin. Cynthinna, Ky. Jack R. Mullen, Loudoun county, Va. Ray T. O'Connell, Kilbourn, Wis. Robert II. Person, Alberta, La. Millard Riley. Ridgcway, 111. Walter M, Sims, Thompsonvillc, Ind Soren T. Soronson, Denmark, I OIlHc E. Vancil, Macomb. III. Paul A.Walker, Takoha, Tex. Jacob E. Wexlcr, Lawrence. Mass. Frank P. Youdvirshes, Brooklyn, N. Y. Clyde L. Barnum, Mica, Idaho. Lee L. Bowman, Greenville, S. C. Adam Burzynski. Sumtramck, Mich. Angelo Caklibunco, Armersirio, Italy Travis G. Cope, Rugby, N. D. Carl E. Erickson, Benson, Miss. William G. Gould, Sioux Falls, S. D. Nick Gregory, Detroit, Mich. Raymond M. Howard, Connelton, Ind. - Angelo Campolaro, Derby, Conn. James L. Comfort, Lawrcncevillc, Ga. Frank A. Casentino, Gardner, Mass. Edward J. Davis, Springville, Utah. Emil A. Edlund, Winburnc, Pa. Frank E. Eggleton, Tully, N. Y. Joseph Feest, Milwaukee, Wis. Pedro C. Gallegos, Albert, N .M. William E. Gaus, Brnddock, Pa. John Glauettoni, San Luis Obispo, Cal. Peter Graham, International Falls, Minn. Joseph G. Greiner, Lancaster, Pa. Erwin T. Grider, Allen town, Pa, Otto Guettnor, Fort Wayne. Ind. Gustaf A. Gunderson. Grand Rapids, Minn. Stephen Gust. Roseau county, Minn. Herman F. Gustafson, Blasenlake, Wis. l-Totl VV AT ("Jilt I nviimnn 7 o tinulr-n Minn. Yaroslaw Hnlaburda. Cleveland, O. Phillips L. Hale, Lake City, Ark. Harold B. Hanson, Dundee', Mich. Earl V. Harris, Lindsay,- Okla. Alfred C. Hart, 'ML Vernon, 111.. Henry G. -Herroeder, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Seymour Hutchlns, West Danville, VL Joseph E. Kinsley, Chicago. III. Oswell F. Lacy, Bedford. Va. Charles Leonard, Jonesboro, 111. Clarence Link, Glcnwood City, Wis. Charles M. McDaniel, Gavlesville; Ala. Clarence G. McDonald, Vincent. O. John F. Maher, St. Paul. Minn Surry Manzell. Pickers, Miss. Felife Martinez, Bccville, Tex. Walter D. Mason, Bristol, VI. John M. Miller. Academy, Cal.' Jerry S. Moore, Sedgwick, Kan. George D. Myers, Kenney, 111. August Nelson, Massena, la. Carl L. Newgard, Brainord, Minn. Charles R. Noesler, Mindoro, Wis. William F. O'Donnell, Philadelphia, Pa. Leonard A. Olson. Gibbon, Minn. Clayton , D. Pannebaker, Nccho, N. D. Voline Perkins. Linton. Ind. Joe G. Pevonka, Lcopolis, Wis. Max F. Pietrokski, Berlin, Wis." Stanley R. Pordon. Detroit, Mich. Willlnm R. Rankin. Chicago, III. Charles D. Rea, Capislrano. Cal. Albert Ricraer, Oconto, .Wis. Willllam E. Rodgcrs, Baxter Springs, Kan. I Albert J. Schroeder, Rose Citv, 'Mich. William M. Scott, Coledale, W. Va. James W. Shaffer, Crcsco, la. Lewis W. Sides, Versailles, 111. Leo Smith, San Mateo, Cal. Delbert Taylor, Sprlngorton, 111. Ray Vandorn, Joliet. III. Herman B. Waitman, San Bernardino, Bernar-dino, Cal. j Floyd K. Welch, Lufkin. Tex. Robert Wepfcr, Milwaukee, Wis. Ed Whatley. Tallasnee, Ala. William L. Whidden, Spencer, Neb. Roscoe R. Priestley, Cherokee, Kan. James W. Qulnn, Antioch, Cal. Arthur Randall, Milo, Mich. Nicholas Rice, Newark, N. J. Roy A. Richardson, Buffalo, N. Y. Albort Sklerka, Jr., Chester, Mont. Raymond L. Smith, West Nyak, N. .William Pr Stowell. Western Port, Md. ' Wenzcl F. Tikal, La Crosse, Wis. John G. Vincent, Madeira, Portugal. Prisoner. Private- Norman L. Zimmerman, Moyersdale, Pa. SECTION NO. 2 The following casualties arc reported report-ed by the Commanding General of tho "American Expeditionary forces: Killed in action , 37 Missing in action 1 Wounded severely 71 Died from wounds 11 Total 126 Killed in Action Lieut. Geo. F. McGillen, Brookline, Mass. Corp. Claude C. Cash, 'ML Holy, N.C. Corp. Wm. Jackson Hildreth, I?eon, Kansas. Corp. Jordan E. Phe.e, Jamaicr. Plains, Mass. Privates Wm. W Beyer, Detroit. Samuel W. Brltton, Sazot. W. Va. Wm. Broughton, Thompson. Conn. Mike Caringello, Tacoma, Wash. Aloxander De GItio, Italy. Geo. Wm. Huber; N. Minneapolis, Minn. Jos. John Kozloski, Grand Rapids, Mich. Delbert M. Mover, Ccntralia, Ivans. Jno. E. Penn. Moodes. Va. George Pickett, Jonesboro. Ark. Henry Rosenzweig, Morlcy, Mich. Wm. Shaefer, Pekln. 111. Angel Solari, Napa, Cal. . Francisco Sozzi. Tomaco. Pa. Jasepr N. Washburn, Ripley, X. Y. Earl la. McLain, Gray, Okla. Walter A. Ma it, Lowell, iass. Robert Martin. McAlester, Okla. Hiram Middleton, Diezney, Ky. Charles M. Mohr, Jamestown, Pa. Arthur II. Ohms, Milan, 111. Clarence IT. Poe. Birmingham, Ala. Grovor C. Reid, Evansvillo. Ind. Earl R. Ridd. Salt Lake. Utah. Wendell A. Ross, Applcton, Minn. James Masek, Chicago, 111. Jesse IT. Simmons, Armada, Ark. James Spencer, Fenwick, W. Va. Herbert Stafford, Mandesville, La. Henry J. Steel, Shelbyvllle. Ind. Erna W. Triplet. Earlsboro, Okla. Wm. Wolble. Altoona, Pa. Died of Wounds Lt. Irenaeus J. Lietemeyer, New Iberia, La. Corp. James L. Forbes, Linncreek, Mo. . Privates Raymond E. Blake, Pawtucket, R. I. Karl W. Creller, Alburg, Vt. Lpster P. Harris, Johnson City Tenn. W. A. Harvey, Phoenix, Va. Henry J. Hubick, Chicago. Walter Klcnder, Chicago. Norman E. Oftcdahl, Chicago. Edw. Phillip, Chicago, Ezra Porter, Farley, W. Va. Missing in Action LL Payson G. Gates," Los Angeles. Lt. Wm. L. Lemon. Acworth, Ga. Lt. Jas. C. Woolen, Columbia, Tenn. Sergeants Frank James, Wilkesbarre, Pa. Andrew R. Kane, Philadelphia. Willie Smith, Minneapolis, Minn. Phillip Keener, Kane. Pa. Norris R. Riley. Warren, Md. Privates Joe Black, Mlnot, N. D. Geo. F. Blackman, Heath Springs, S. C. Wm. Brandon, Bloomsburg, Pa. Lorance Dunn, Los Angeles. James W. Francis, Boston. Domenico Grlsolona, no address. Geo. B. Ross, Louisvlllo, Ky. Frank' Hanes, Fredoricktown, Mo. Gragg Hipshirc, Lexington, Ky. Rufus House, Oneida, Wis. McKinlcy Johnson, Speight, Ky. Richard J. Johnston, Long Island City, N. Y. Harry C. Kayslng, Maplewood, Mo. Barney J. Kinsel, Kulpmont, Pa. Craven Leigh, Cliftonheight, Pa. Charles E. McDonald, Philadelphia. Fred J. Miller, Wcatherford, Okla. John J. Minor, Tomah, Wis. Henry E. Morraan, Burketsville, O. Paul W. Morgan, Easton, Pa. Joseph C. Murr, Columbia, Pa. George C. Nelson, Augusta, Kans. Walter Olseu, Ocentee, Wis. Harry C. Petroccione, New York. Loighton B. Pierce, Billings, Mont. John J. Riley, Morea, Pa. Oscar G, Ringstad, Dalton, Minn. Patrick J. Schall, Cleveland, O. George W. Scott, Minot, N. D, Felix Shuton, Stutsen, Russia. Raymond Smith, Markehnm, Wis. William Smith, Groom, Fla. Frank W. Smits, Chicago. Stanley J. Suchomski, Buffalo, N. Y. Wilfred Miller, Chembusciu N. Y. William C. Morton. Brooklyn, N. Y. Harry A. Munroe, Lynn, Mass. Malcomb McG. Murray, Burlington, N. C. Archie G. Neiss, Wakefield, Mass. Paul A. Nelson, Gardner, Mass. Charles Neumanler, Prospect, N. C. Frank Nixon, New York. Clarence G. Peterson, Denver, Colo. Omer J. Poltras, Nashua, N. IT. Arthur J. Probl, Hammond, Ind. Ralph V. Sanlta. Providence R. I. . Mortimer F. Shea. Lowell, Mass. i Jerry S. Lanksy, N. Judson, Ind. 1 Francisco Sparague, Ambler, Pa. Patrick J. Stnnton. West Quincy, Mass. I Frank C. Stokes. Sampson City, Fla. I Leo W. Strozelec, Chicago. ' Joseph Susterka Jr., Chicago. Leo Thlbaudeau, Worcester, Mass. Michel Tomcl, Newark, N. J. Dominic Tripoli. Buffalo, N. Y. , Cerllli Turco, Italy, j Albert Walker, Joliet, 111. j Clarence V. Wasielewski, Detroit, Earl Wilkinson, Bridgeport-, Vt. Ben F. Wilson, Jeanette, Pa. Clarence Witten, Harold, Ky. Waldislaw Wovowicki, Linoleum- vllle, Statcn Island, N. Y. Missing in Action Privates ! Cheslor Olson. Wautama, Wis. Arthur Pugh. Winanar, Ind. Fred E. Sober. Shelton, Nebr. j Edward Stegeman, Milwaukee. Fount H. Thedford. Bardley. Mo. ! Anton Tomek Jr., Pierce. Nebr. Oscar E. Turner. Emberton, Ky. i MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES Summary of casualties to date: Officers Deaths 37 Wounded . , , 64 Missing 1 Total .- 102 Enlisted Men Deaths 919 Wounded 1925 In hands of enemy 11 Missing 161 Total 3006 The following casualties are reported report-ed by the Commanding General of the American Expeditionary Forces (included (in-cluded in above total) : Killed in action . . . 3 Died of wounds 3 Wounded in action severely 6 Missing in action ". 10 Tofcal 22 Killed in Action Pvt. E Elderson, Cleveland, O. Pvt. Benjamin F. Lane, St. Louis. Pvt. Otto E. Stephens, Wolk Creek. Mont. Died of' Wounds Pvt. Jose E. Hall, SL Louis, Mo. Pvt. D. L. Hayward. Sparta, 111. Frank V. Lease. Gazette, Mo. Wounded Severely Corp. Charles IT. Ransom, Duck Hill, Miss. Privates Fred L. Challis, Atchison, Kans. Leonard D. Philo. Lansing, Mich. Paul J. Quattlander, Ensley, Ala. ' Joseph W. Roop, Los Angeles, Cal. Martin B. Webb, Philadelphia. Missing in Action Sgt. Claude M. Barham, Nacogo-doches, Nacogo-doches, Texas. Privates George W. Bourn Jr., Templeton, Mass. Frank C. Buford, Memphis, Tenn. George W. Dexter, Atlantic, la. KConllnucd on pago 3.) PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONBTl. 1 1111 TUTION HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION IU NUMBER EIGnT. : . A resolution proposins nn amendment to Sec ' tlon 3, Article in of the Constitution of th, ; WLm. State of Utah, relating to uniform tacs and W exemptions. j 5&- Be It reuolvcd by the LcKlaturc of the StaU I BsBl. . of Utah, two-thirda of alt the members elected MY' " to each house concurring therein. .' Srtf Section 1. That It in proposed to amend t Hbc Section 3 of Article XIII of the Constitutka vWrt'l of the State of Utah so that the same rW " iftfi' rcd. as follows: , !, Section 3. The Legislature shall provide hi ! VmW lawn uniform nnd equal rate of aMwimeat i (8 - and taxntion on nil property In the State, i. jf"'. cordlnr to its value in money, nnd shall prt. --J' '. Beribc by ccneral law ouch regulations sj ihjVo3i oecure n just valuation for taxation of tV!SPoii -property, eo that every person and eorjoru Hon shall pay n tax in proportion to th value of his, her or it property: Provide C Wff that a deduction of debita from credit may 'LY authorised i Provided further. That the prom ;Pf erty of the United States, of the State, cou , tics, cities, towns, school districts, munielpt $V corporations nnd public libraries, lots with th ' buildings thereon us,ed exclusively for either re. ' lieious worship or chnrltable purposes, kni places of burial not held or used for prlvau ? rW; or corpornte benefit, shall be exempt from taut, C ation. Ditches, canals, reaervolrs, pipes nd f wV" flumes ov:ned and used by individuals or cor. $ "'"AV porations for IrriaratinK lands owusd by tnzh h Stl-Individuals Stl-Individuals or corporations, or tho indlvldtal ffil'- members thereof, shall not be separately taxcJ V ti' as lonn as they shall be owned and uid tx- if elusivcly for ouch purpose? Provided further, f flCP That mortBREes upon both real and person! qflp, property shall be exempt from taxation: Pro. '4nr-vided '4nr-vided further. That the taxes of the indieent 1 poor may be remitted or abated at such tiro fffsil and in such manner as may be provided by T5T1 law. Provided, further. That the LtEislatan t S?.l rnnjr prorlde for the exemption from taxation !' fKl j of homes, homesteads, and personal property, '. Jo? ' not to exceed tiro hundred snd fifty dollars' 1' IF-' In ralue for homes and homesteads and om h 44$ hundred dollars of personal property, f Section 2, Tho Secretary of State is diretted ?f 8E to cause this proposed amendment to be pub- 9l u lished ns required by the Constitution and to i 9 1 be submitted to the electors of the State at 4: ,8$i the next general elction in the manner pro. 1' OS vided by law. J Section 3. If approved by the electors of l31 the Stnt, thU proposed amendment shall tJ, 1 IfltOlD effect on the first day of January, 1919. f f-fsPO Approved Mnrch 12. 19L7. i -r'e I, HARDEN BENNION. Secretary of SUU I JTih'F of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that J Qx the above Is a full, true and correct copy of '. Jr a resolution proposing an amendment to Sec. SW tion 3, Article l.l.of the Constitution of thi a--V State of Utah, rclatlnc to uniform taxes snd K 'i exemptions. A i ' In witness whereof, I have hereunto set ray Vif, hand nnd affixed the Great Seal of the StsU ' l 'I of Utah, this 23rd day of August. 1918. lUII (Seal) HARDEN BENNION, ; lf! Secretary of State. . Vj ' ( PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTI. 1 TUTION HOU3E JOINT RESOLU- tWH . TION NUMBER NINE . ' Fl ; -jffi A joint resolution providing for an amend- j. alci-j mcnt to Scctioo A. Artiole 13. of the Consti- ; JoW tution of the State of UtajO relating to the : wfeji taxation of mines and mining property and ; ty the aisessmcnts of oamc. ' '?JiSr Be it enacted by the Legislature of the Statu . of Utah, tvro-thirds of all the members elected J Hifir to the two houses concurring, therein , vSf Section 1. That It is proposed to amend WS1 Section A, Article 13 of the Constitution of the 4?tlt State of Utah to that the same will read as follows : Section A. All metalliferous mir.es or tain-Incr tain-Incr claims, both placer and rock Jn place, shall be osscsced at 55.00 per acre, and in addition . thereto at a value based upon some multiple '. or sub-multiple of tho net annual proceeds . 8 thereof. All other mines or mlninc claims gYjfO and other valuable mineral deposits, Includinr ivinl lands containinc coal or Iiydro-carbons, ohall be assessed at their full value. All machinery "tSuIl ued In mining nnd all property or surface fjJR Improvements upon or appurtenant to mines r wsft'. or mining claims, and tho value of any surface 1 oHS,' nso' made of mining claims, or mining property ' JjCSf for other than mining purposes, shall b I (tfja assessed at full Talne. The state board ot j 679. eqaalization chall assess and tax all property j SlrJ herein enumerated, provided that the assesi- J jilai raent of $5.00 per acre snd the assessment of 1 Va? the value of any uie other than for minlnr V ITj purposes shall be made as provided by law. S?1 Cni;n o nru- c . . 1 . 1 ffuL ,ui"" i"v.-jctrtwijr oi oiaic 13 ncreoy . . WAlu' directed to submit this proposed amcndmcn ' I to the electors of tho State at the next gen. I W?" I eral election in the manner prescribed by law. i jiaiO' I Section 3. If adopted by the electors of the fm I State, this nmendmcnt shall take effect Janu- ' ' fr?A ary 1st. 1919. ' : ;H?9 Approved March 12. 1917. ; I. HARDEN BENNION, Secretary of State i of the State of Utah, do hereby certify that '. RWjl the above is a full, true and correct copy of 1 Ewc' a joint resolution .-oviding for an amendment rtfj of Section 4, Article 13. of the Constitution j ! of the State of Utah relating to the taxation i jSsr; of mines and mining property and the assess- . CfT, j ments of same. ' I" witness whereof, I have hereunto set my f Ifflj , hand and affixed the Great Seal of the StaU -J of Utah this 23rd day of Aanust, 1918. ;,prii (Seal) HARDEN BF NION. J iRS SecreUry of Stat. if, hgjk PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO TnE CONSTI- ' 1 TUTION HOUSE JOINT RESOLU- tJTby I TION NUMBER FOURTEEN. Iffier d ' A joint resolution .repealing House Joint BJlE3 I Resolution No. 1, as passed by the twelfth se- Jtji slon of the Legislature of the State of Utah. jtsjr t ind proposing a new resolution in lieu thereof "v?5 ' amending Section 22 of tho Constitution of the . Itfu ! State of Utah, by adding Section 3 thereto. I $xa 1 relating to the prohibition and regulation of trf; I ae, manufacture, U3e, advertisement of, pos- session of, or traffic in intoxicating liquors, ftiiQ j AVherca-3, House Joint Resolution No. 1( flB proposing to amend the Constitution of tht Wf I State of Utah by adding Section 3 to Article W& I XXII, has been passed by both Houses of this j Legislature, and filed with the Secretary of ffi j State ; and . j "Whereas, the engrossed copy thereof differs . . In a certain important respect from the reso- jflWl lutlon as actually passed by both Houses, in MPta that in the sixth line of Section 2, as pro- iri posed, after the word "nature" the words "and 90i all malt and brewed drinks" were omitted ,W3fll from said engrossed copy. Now, therefore, be it resolved by the legls- JSP lature of the State of Utah, two-thirds of the Art members elected to each of the two Houses JRqV concurring ; 'an. 1 Section 1. That It Is proposed to amend , J-u j Article 22 of the Constitution of UUh by 2Wil adding Section 3, thereto, which section shall 1 7a I read as follows : - pf ' j Section 3. The manufacture, sale, keeplnr 1?,' or storing for sale or offering or exposing for s JOS sale, or importing, carrying, trar.-portlng. sd- .?ElCl rorllsinr, dbtribating, giving awny, exchanr- VyjV inr. dispensing, or serving of all fermented 2i!v malt, vinous or spirituous liquors, alcohol, , 101 wine, porter, ale, beer, absinth or any other ' 3? intoxicating drink, mixture or preparation oi like naturo; and all malt or brewed drinks; : fruits preserved In alcoholic liquors of any iJMl kind; and all beverages containing In excess t vTh'o one-half of one per centum of alcohol by vol- Ztt'M umo; and all mixtures, compounds or prepara- J .4 tIon, whether Hqnld or not, which are in- 2,rn tended when mixed with water, or otherwise, to j 2j: produce by fermentation or otherwise an tfT intoxicating liquor, are hereby forever pro- " ? hlblted In the State, except alcohol for sden- ?Jerj tiflc and manufacturing purposes, and wins utsrl used for sacramental purpose. -rv Section 2. Tho Secretary of State is hereby jicna directed to aubmit the propoeed amendment JVm contained herein to the electors of the StaU ' J'ttrii, 1 n.t.tn,e.next ffenal election in the manner pro- 1 frUH' vided by law. Ini tend of tlie resolution as em- iS?J braced in House Joint Resolution No. 1. .Sw heretofore passed by this Legislature, and fp which is hereby repealed. ?:5D I Section 3. If adopted by the electors of the 1 igW, State this amendment shall have effect Janu- ; (Bp ary 1st, A. D. 1919. jRv: Approved March S. 1917. J9 A.?R?EK BENNION, Secretary of Staf 1 2i ot " do hcrcby certify that tho above I a full, true and correct copy of a joint reso- j gWp lutlon providing for tho amendment of the J 5 Constitution of the State of Utah by adding Sfft'on ,3 to Article XXII relating to the pro- H nlbltlon and regulation of sale, manufacture, , " ue. advertisement of, possession of, or traffic J ( hi In intoxicating liquors. ' ".' In witness whereof, I have hereunto set my J hand and affixed the Great Seal of the Stats V; of Utah, this 23rd day of August, 1018. j: ,,:?v (Seal) HARDEN BENNION. ' ,. SecreUry of State. .; l-t I A 'ft |
