Eighty-three South Carolinians in the Day’s List of Losses

Four thousand nine hundred ninety-five casualties are reported in two army and one marine corps list given out by the War Department for publication today.

Eighty-three South Carolinians are Included in the day’s list of losses, as follows:

Killed in action: Sergeant Hoke Frasier, Latimer: Sergeant Willie Cain, Laurens; Privates Edward Bradley, Columbia; Timothy Jones, Salley: Haskell B. Cromer, Newberry: Porter Byrd, Whitmire; Oscar Camp, Blacksburg: William Adkins, Laurens: Ernest Cooner, Johnston: Elbridge Cunningham, Honea Path: Purty Tucker, Ridgeway; Silas Waller, Troy; Thomas Williams, Cameron.

Died or wuunds: Corporal Harvey F. McManus, Fort Mill: Private George S. Denham, Columbia.

Died of disease: Sergeant Julius W. Jones, Easley: Corporal Frederick Dinkins, Hopkins; Clyde B. Gainer, Anderson; Privates Jesse J. Moore, Madison: Charles G. Givens, Rumin; Eugene M. Osborne, Fort Mill; Florence E Thames, Darlington: Willlam Brock, Cheraw; James F. Philip, Easley; David W. Thompson, Fountain Inn; Fran k Horens, Mountville; Lloyd Williams, Centerville: Frank Gadsden, Sumter.

Wounded severely: Captain Julius C. Cogswell, Charleston; Sergeants Robert D Alexander, Anderson; Richmond H Hilton, Westville; Clarence M McAllister, Piedmont; Corporals Thomas M. Crawford, Fort Lawn; Louis Foster, Greenville; Eugene B . Holland, Easley; Edward C. Gooch, Lancaster; Willie B. Claney, Sedalia; Mileage Madden, Belton; Daniel Alford, Winnsboro; Mechanic Joseph J Condon, Clinton; Privates Milton E. Powell, Lalley; Burnice B. Corley, Irmo; Ernest F. Camp, Clover; James Stafford, Coosawhatchie; Henry G. Picklesimner, Piedmont; Talbot Blackmon, Dillon; Ben L Odom, Bennettsville; Frank C. Cunningham, Travelers’ Rest: Garland Gainey, Columbia; Robert L. Gaston, Laurelsville; Fred Cobb, Gaffney; John F. Adams, Kingstrees; James I Peeples, Varnville; Robert Tillman, Blaney; Sangford C. Medlock, Laurens; John B McClendon, Greenville; William S. Sanders, Culamee; Grover Bradley, Converse; Clifton E Morgan, Williamston.

Wounded, degree undetermined: Captain Cromwell E. Murray. Columbia; Lieut. Daniel O. Spencer, Cheraw; Cooks Hervey G. Whitlock, Union: Wesley S. Graham, Summerton; Privates Burpee F. Alverson, Inman; Zack Lutter, Greenville; William W. Hames, Jonesville: Walter L. Gissendamner, Woodford: Alvine Haynie. Belton.

Wounded slightly: Lieutenant Felix T. Simpson, Anderson: Privates James K. Meeks, Honea Path: Ira D. Hodgens, Greenville: David Tyler, Denmark; Malley Stewart, Fort Motte; Claude K. Nations, Central.

Missing: Corporal Jim Nunnery, Edgemoor; Morge Hayes, Starr; Bugler Carter T. Duckett, Honea Path; Privates Gentry Hunnicutt, Greenville; John P. Walker, Aiken.

The list given to morning papers contained 2,072 names, classified as follows:

Killed in action	112
Died of wounds	100
Died of accident and other causes	15
Died of disease	75
Wounded severely	231
Wounded (degree undetermined)	757
Wounded slightly	437
Missing in action	339
Total	2,072

The list given to afternoon papers contained 2, 815 names, classified as follows:

Killed in action	533
Died of wounds	82
Died of accident and other causes	14
Died of airplane accident	3
Died of disease	239
Wounded severely	1,411
Wounded (degrees undetermined)	76
Wounded slightly	249
Missing in action	208
Total	2,815

The marine corps list contained 108 names, classified as follows:

Killed in action	19
Died of wounds received in action	9
Died of disease	3
Wounded in action (severely)	72
In hands of enemy	2
Missing in action	3
Total	108