MARINE CASUALTIES IN FRANCE TOTAL 277

General Barnett's Report Shows That the Corps Has Been Doing Full
Share of Fighting

21 OF A COMPANY KILLED

Unit of 250 Men Suffered Losses of Over 50 Per Cent. - Seven Officers 
Wounded

WASHINGTON, April 25. - Major Gen. Barnett, the commandant of the 
Marine Corps, gave out today a list of casualties sustained by the
Marine Corps in France from the time the first brigade went over with
the Pershing expedition to date.
  The list covers the whole period of the marines' fighting in France 
from the beginning, and shows that this branch of the service, which 
is part of the naval service, but whose men in France are serving 
under General Pershing, has been doing its full share of the fighting.
  The casualty list given out today contains a total of 277 names. 
It shows that seven officers and 235 men were wounded in action, also
that thirty-five enlisted men have been killed.   Of these twenty-two 
were killed outright in action, two were accidentally killed and 
eleven died of wounds received in action.
  In making the announcement, General Barnett said that no marines 
were reported missing, which means that no marines have been captured 
by the Germans.   One company in particular has had losses of over 50 
per cent.  Its identity is not disclosed.   This company, however, 
lost twenty-one men killed and 140 men wounded.  The full strength of 
a company is 250 men.
  The marine casualties to date as given out today by General Barnett 
are as follows:

Killed in Action, 22

TOTH, CHARLES K., Corporal
JACKSON, NORMAN R., Corporal
SMART, HENRY J., Corporal
FORMALL, JOHN, Corporal
KUHN, JOHN L., Corporal
RADA, ALBERT, Jr., Sergeant
WARREN, EDWARD G., Gunnery Sergeant
GEHRKE, EMIL H., private
WATERMEIR, LEO, private
ARTHUR, LESLIE H., private
TITUS, RENE J., private
WARD, WALTER J., private
ROLLACK, EDMOND, private
RODENBO, HUGH B., private
GEHLERT, EDWARD C., private
SAMPLES, GLENN, private
SCHEDEL, ALFRED E., private
JEWETT, ALLEN W., private
GILES, WILLIAM E., private
HOHAN, private (name now being verified.)

Accidentally Killed, 2

ROWAN, BERNARD J., Sergeant
GRAHAM, CHARLES D., private

Died from Wounds, 11

GRIMES, CECIL, Sergeant
BLEDSOE, ROSCOE, Gunnery Sergeant
WILLIAMS, HARRY R., private
WHITE, JOHN, private
RAYMOND, HARRY F., private
ARTHUR, LESLIE H., private
BEABOUT, LAWRENCE G., private
WITTSTEIN, ELI, private
WILKINSON, CLAUDE L., private
DAVIS, EUGENE C., private
REYNOLDS, WALTER, private

Wounded, Officers, 7

KARSTAEDT, F. W., Captain
MILLER, ADOLPH B., Captain
SHANNON, HAROLD D., First Lieutenant
MAYNARD, C. B., First Lieutenant
CLARK, FRED W., Jr., First Lieutenant
JONES, LOUIS R., First Lieutenant
BARBER, HARRY H., Second Lieutenant

Wounded in Action - 235

CORPORALS

Lamont, Alexander
Verno, Howard H.
Martin, Odem P.
Ansel, Edward F.
___na, John F.
Brown, Aubrey B.
Bennett, Sam D.
Buckley, Leo C.
Chaney, Ralph V.
Ruth, Chester W.
Roberts, Henry E.
Kramer, Fred
Johnson, Carl W.
Riley, James K.
Page, James A.
Stock, Alfred A.
Sullivan, Lee W.
Kallo, Walter
Moseley, Edwin
Fitzgerald, Lynn C.
McMullen, John R.
Palmer, Robert S.
Lomenick, P. R.
Loud, William L.
Myers, William
McNamara, Leonard J.
Marlowe, Fred M.
Porter, W. H.
Reifenstuhl, A. J.
Paschal, Charles G.
Schubert, George J.
Smith, Harry

SERGEANTS

W__well, Joseph
_____ter, Charles S.
______d, Harry W.
_____ney, Horace
__ttics, Lloyd E.
_____, Odil N.
____en, Leo H.
Hackford, Wilbert
Bailey, Le Roy
Brown, Dudley L.
Vories, Donald Dev.
Currie, Martin H.
Kelley, Walter E.
Murray, Frank J.
Plumlee, Clarence E.
Uslais, Mike
Umler, Karl R.

PRIVATES 

Walburn, Alfred C.
Powers, Thomas E.
Serpas, Ralph J.
Page, John H.
Hoesli, Anton F.
Garidel, John R.
Thompson, George D.
Judd, Clarence A.
Bonvillain, Ernest H.
Schlilenkamp, A. F.
Yoakam, Bernard
Anderson, Earle O.
Hehl, Lambert L.
Thomas, Enoch R.
Dodson, Ray R.
Sellards, Carl M.
Martindale, C. P.
Markham, Clarence S.
Freiman, Curtis H.
Shaw, Ivan W.
Bliss,  William R.
Hennessy, Harry E.
Brinker, Claude E.
Ausborne, Sylvanus
Aikin, Guilford L.
Alsobrook, James A.
Anglin, Howard L.
Ayars, Charles W.
Bartz, Albert W.
Bayn, Fred O.
Brannen, Winslow D.
Bell, Arthur
Barnett, Earl K.
Bruton, Harvie
Arnold, Morris C.
Brown, Merl W.
Atchison, John C.
Adams, Grover D.
Bell, Frank T.
Biel, Joseph
Benton, Warren G., Jr.
Becker, John F.
Barnett, Clarence E.
Berger, Raymond A.
Boyer, Thomas D.
Buckley, Irving J.
Gibson, Abner L.
Gormely, Frank
Oliver, Wendell H.
Probert, Francis E.
Strain, Ray
Young, Harry E.
Domke, Fred H.
Sauerbrumm, G. V.
Wimberly, Robert H.
Asbury, William T.
McCoy, James B.
Reynolds, David C., Jr.
Spies, Arthur H.
Parker, Jeff M.
Sanders, Paul H.
Waterman, Walter H.
Snyder, Earl R.
Slocum, Warner E.
Vancil, Kenneth W.
Stoer, Ferdinand T.
Seaman, Cedric
Snyder, Milo M.
Thil, Valentine H.
Taub, Philip
Till, Harold
Wells, Edward H.
West, Thomas A.
Weaver, Leroy L.
Wilson, Charles J.
Smith, Fred C.
Stover, Jervis E.
Young, James H.
Sosyheim, Vernon D.
Williams, Donald E.
Tebbe, Milo G.
Trusler, Fred N.
Van Wormer, Ward B.
Weld, Rogers B.
Wissenborn, Elmer T.
Whitlock, George R.
Whittaker, William K.
Waters, Robert W.
Weston, Daniel
Wilkinson, George
Jacobson, Eddie W.
King, Joseph
Kujat, Carl F.
Kimmel, Harry
Kemp, Le Roy K.
Knox, George F.
Lincks, Arthur
Leach, James A.
Leonard, Raymond R.
Leukem, Benjamin J.
Mitchell, Eugene
Murphy, Leon
McElroy, Bernard J.
Morris, Morril
Madison, Corbett C.
Meyers, Clarence E.
Mertz, Bert
Musal, Joseph
Munroe, Brower
Mezo, Walter W.
Minkema, Nicholas
Noble, Elbert P.
Nilles, Charles P.
Nejedly, Louis F.
Newman, Grady
Olmstead, Charles S.
Peterson, Ernest P.
Palmer, Walter L.
Pierson, Walter E.
Peak, Claud
Robert, Charles R.
Smith, Jules E.
Woods, Charles I.
Scheel, John R.
Dunn, Frederick J.
Westwater, Richard
Ward, Ernest S.
Small, Harry R.
Sementowski, John J.
Sliney, John F.
Seablom, Conrad N.
Washbish, William J.
Young, Curtis R.
Yampolasky, Frank
Clausen, Clyde L.
Crothers, Harry H.
Levandowsky, Stanley
Byers, Elmer C.
Wattling, Frank B.
Hamilton, Frank L.
Fendley, Linton C.
Lafferty, James B.
Johnson, Walker W.
Stewart, Harry
Kelly, Francis W.
Johnson, Ralph
Kitchens, Jesse A.
Marshall, James A.
Pennell, Karl S.
Roberts, Benjamin R.
Johnson, Herbert E., Jr.
Jordan, John V.
Jenkins, William D.
Jones, Jack H.
Woodall, Leonard S.
Cleveland, William R.
Wright, Ralph T.
Dowling, Loran A.
Smith, Lucius H.
Steinmetz, Edward J.
Strautmann, Henry B.
Scholtz, Grover C.
Fauble, Arthur N.
Springer, Elva C.
Tevlin, Leo J.
Walters, Louis G.
Pfeiffer, W. M. F.
Steinable, George A.
Stringfellow, Joseph G.
Scott, John B.
Sigler, Herbert
Seal, Max E.
Fields, Howard H.
Laughter, Chester R.
Robertson, James G., Jr.
Vaught, Clarence A.
Wilson, Harry H.
Simpson, Byron A.
Weber, John
Teer, Marvin
Littleton, Andrew J.
Labants, Dean D., Jr.
Fons, Edmund J.
Williams, Charles E.
Hanz, Willis W.