Thirty-one South Carolinians in the Day’s Lists of Losses

One thousand five hundred eighty-nine casualties are reported in two army lists made public today by the War Department.

Thirty-one South Carolinians are included in the two reports, as follows:

Killed In action: Privates Virdie L. Venters, Johnsonville; Bert F. Reynolds, Lamar.

Died of wounds: Privates Grady M. McClure, York; Charles L. Spradley, Severn; Walters Anderson, Sumter.

Died of disease: Privates James A. Thompson, Kingstree; Isaac E. Harper, Bethel; Willie Williams, Ridgeville.

Wounded severely: Captains York L Wilson, Rock Hill; William F. Marshall, Anderson: Sergeant Norton J. Richey, Central; Corporal Mack Davenport, Simpsonville. Privates Leonard L Hill, Cherokee: Barney B. Hampton, Conestee; Mack Tillman, Blaney: Anthony. R. Brooks, Columbia; Oscar W. Schugart, Chester: Willlam Myers, Barnwell; Lewis Wunchell, Wall Lake; Ralph T. Quinn, Spartanburg; Mack Simmons, Mount Holly; Raymond Wilson, Seneca; William T. Fields, Easley; Lewis A Harris, Conway; Jeff Rice, Olar; Robert Tillman; Blaney; Judson F. Foster, Piedmont; Ellie G. Brandon, York.

Missing in action: Privates Roscoe W. Hester, Gaffney; Carl W. Austin, Greenville; Oscar E. Smith, Pickens.

The list given to morning papers contained 1,474 names, classified as follows:

Killed in action	171
Died of wounds	69
Died of disease	143
Wounded severely	669
Wounded (degree undetermined)	89
Missing in action	333
Total	1,474

The list given to afternoon Papers contained 1,589d names, classified as follows:

Killed in action	273
Died of wounds	206
Died of accident and other causes.	18
Died of airplane accident	9
Died of disease	144
Wounded severely	655
Wounded (degree undetermined)	18
Missing in action	299
Total	1,589