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THE WASHINGTON TIMES. TUESDAY,' OCTOBER 29. .1918.
LATEST CASUALTY
F
LIST FR0W1
RANGE
Continued from Fourth Pace.)
Pa-' Whitney, Homer naffraan.
rWrhUadclphla. Herman A. Kleeet.
TtLA pelltown. Antonio Marnea.
P,ittuard Dominlek SepponnL
Fav. AUettawa, Barrer K. Trump.
r,.illa1lnhta. Daniel Conway TTsbster.
rWJahnttown. Arthur W. rollon.
Sweden. Sawlaad. Oku W. Spader.
T4 Knayj Elbr C. MeWhirter.
Tti Carmona. General C Ttalry.
Vaj Greenleaf, TTUIiam C Parker.
YUfSt. Albans, Clarence I raHsrau.
VtiktorrtirUl, VFUllam M. Ward,
vr. iTa Cenrh. Otis Moatremery Jonea,
vr. Va Exehaare, Thomaa Stamp.
IThi, Black Blrer rail. CleTsland Mat
httra, JJ SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
CAPTAIN. . .,
PMladerpMa. William 51. SylrU.
8EBOKAXTS.
Tank. WaahrUla, Iran H. Brown.
HIS. Zdrertaa. Prank Dertne.
COBPOBALS.
JT. T Waw Tork, Juno J. PeeL
N, C Trareaer, Cartr Bare.
Ohli, Barbertan. Ira Border.
PaJDmaeaae, Clark B. Pewelson.
A.alBabeA.
injjchleace. John T. Cameron.
nUCMrace, John J. Maker.
iiQChleaco, 101 Pfleter.
Iowa. Ontral City. Baymend J. Smiuu
Ka ArSaOtty7WUUam N. Wnlon.
MbBU lanr Pralrla. Joseph A. Kortoem.
MeTroplar Bluff, William ieonord Ettln-
raf.
I. C, tnnianiiton. Jena . Ambrose.
X. E, Xeelsboro. I Box Bennett.,
X. ., Xew York. Charles Ooerke.
X. V., Buffalo. Martin Clak.
V. K Brooklyn. JamesJ. De MIvb,
X. Yj. Brooklyn. Louis w.
X. Tw Buffalo, Andrew H. Oseareon.
PaJ TUttsrtlls. Louis A. Toraaen.
Pb2 Shenandoah. John Georre Kan.
WhW Poplar, Paul A. Brows.
U MISSING IN ACTION
t IXECTEXAXT.
Pern. Memphis. Thoma J. Kearney.
Oma. Xfana, Max Murphy.
CORPORALS.
H. f. Pateraon.' Oaetano BarardJ.
Paw Philadelphia, wuiiara .
Atfc. Caddo Gap. Sherman Hon.
CelaL Xskdale, Panl V. Clark.
CW.I.B!ntnUkKaSMt
Iowa, Sioux City. WJWant .8. C""
Va&T, Aaxaruo, ProTlnee .of laramo
Abrund. Domenleo .Cjrraro.
Tndi 1st Porta, Orral B. Benton.
nLTplane, Merrill Coaelman.
Ka3-TFUmora. Brwt C. Wood.
Kri layman. Bml Ensssu.
Oflfl raw.
PUtaSeld, Wilfred . "??
Btanehneld. Jamea w. ouei.
m a. . m I.. 1. MAW.IL
Kka. Meahoba, Grorer WDtU Pllcxim.
- 4; pinm. Georre w. Preelu
' cilS-IarljrAaah.
OhS WirSilrpatrlek J. OoajTora.
OU, Colambas, VTUllam B. Leakey.
oSS KanllloaVirUford K. Kaafmana.
SrPnfSSerpaP?-
Paj Johnstown, Jamei H. BaTenpjrt
' pij ITtwt Pslladalnhla, Jamee F. Barrey.
STC- Caawar, Jeaae M. fTOnama,
8, B. Brtttas, Boy Maaae. .
TciuAlta lorna. Baymond X. Taixnar.
Ta. lieeM. Ala Ferrell.
Tna, XOwaskaa, Edward Kapa,
f- PRISONERS
J PRIVATES.
Inri. I TayetU, Edward John Harty.
Trr?w1 patxteks Well. Coaaty limerick,
TTTrrr" Patrlak Morgan.
, KILLED IN ACTION
imjiMura coloxeu
eat- Banta Monlea. wnilam E. natllday.
t' PBiTArrKs.
Oesa, Bawtb Kaneaeatar, Oraila
" I"M. J" "
Ind Jrfferonillle. John J. Kerberc.
La, BocUlloTlUe, Eaicene W. Boftlllo,
Mlrh Otftero, Donald Aldrn Goeat.
a. i uturaio, jiartia eaar.
Ohio. Delaware, Charlea E. Kahlthaa.
X. Y, Krw York, XlchoUe Demattl.
If. Y Brooklyn, Edward naataenke.
Pa. Cheoler, Harry Brown.
Wulu, Taroma, Isaatin BIcaa.
DIED OF WOUNDS
conrORAM.
Blau, Bedford, Clifford Cannier.
PRIVATES.
Ga, Atlanta. Tbedore Jordan.
Ky.. Cabbare. Holoman Lee.
X. Y, Brooklyn, Bartholomew F. Bntler.
Sweden, lleLilnborz. Oeear Swanaon.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT.
PRIVATE.
X. T, Qneeni, Joaeph Aloyaloa BTley.
DIED OF DISEASE
IJECTEXAXT.
Me, Dexter, Qlfford G. Park.
SERGEANT.
X. J, Xewark, Walter A. Laaeka.
CORPORAL.
X. J, Enctlehtown, William C. Hampton,
BUGLER.
Ma., St. Lonl, William Henry Cabasae.
PRIVATES.
Cal, Lo Anrelee, MUllam J. Bama.
Iowa, Woodbine, Max A. Webn.
Ill, Mayetowa. Otto Wacner.
I, Alfalta. Sam Warren. Jr.
Minn, Minneapolis, Georre L. Bncklln.
Mo, texlnrton. Kraut M. Bell.
Mln, Wort Point, Ultra Jonea.
Mill., GreonrUle, Howard Hurst.
Mich, XaabTille, Harold R. rowera,
X. Y, Xew Tork, Emext Behreaa,
Ohio, Lancaster. IUnry M. Behle.
Ohio. HUUboro. Stanley M'ashbnrn.
Pa, Plrmonth. Steve Mlkolayewskl.
Pa, Meehanlr.bnrr. Jaeob G. Clendenla.
8. C, AbbcrlUe, Clarenee Boyd.
Tex, Galreston, Frederick A. Johnson.
Wis, Madison, John B. Conlln.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
SERGEANTS.
Mich., nonxhton. Lawrenee Anbury.
Pa, Lebanon. Nelson W. Mayer.
B. L, Central Falls. Nelson D. Anclalre.
CORPORALS.
Mass, Waltham, John Toohey.
Mien, Menominee, Harry AUard.
R. I Pawtneket. Victor J. Laplanta.
Tax, Waco, Cecil M. Tnttla.
BUGLER.
Pa, Fhlladalphia, Aba Goldberc.
PRIVATES.
Idahe, Harrison, Leonadas Addlnrtoa.
I1L, Ashley. John 8. Brannnm.
m, Ludlow, Hush D. Graham.
Ind, Bowllnr Green. Bryant D. SUrey.
Mass, LoweU. Albert Bolsdert.
Mass, Qnlney, Warren H. Tobey.
Mich, Grand Rapids, Allen Earene, Col'
welL
MlehJ, Bldreway, Oba Henry Grady.
Mich, Inkster, Michael Thiede.
Mich, Detroit, Franklin E. Titan,
. x, new xvm. josepn atso.
ksejey.
T- Inwood. William Baseley.
X. Y Bronxrille. Alfred E. Bates.
X. Y, New York, Georre A. Carroll.
N. Y, Bocneoter, John F. Foster, Jr.
N. Y, Xew York, Philip Gottcaman.
X. Y, Saraiora Sprints. Gsorre IL Smith.
Nora Scotia, Artec at. Richmond County,
Anrnstns James Chalson.
Ohio, ZanesTilla, Patrick It Allen.
Ohio, Cincinnati. Chester F. Krorer.
Okla, Caney, Leo Earhart.
Okla, Cashlon. Grant C Robinson.
Pa, Kane, Carl Wallace,
Pa, Plttsburrh, Charles Wareorlaa.
8, D, Kimball, Frank P. Gibson.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED) CAPTAIN.
X. C Charlotte. Vincent P.
Pa, Philadelphia. Frank Stranr.
UUHilUaTIS.
Iowa. BnrUnrton, Crrtl W.
Ind, NashTills. Lae E. Schrock.
8. D, Platte, Vincent 71ika
Wis, Racine, Albert Borenaon.
CORPORALS,
Mass, Lowell, Joaeph H. LemJra.
X. J, Woodellffe, Henry C, Gottfried.
PRIVATES.
Ala, Brtdxepert, Walter B. Gothard.
Aria, SeUxman, Boy S. name.
HL, Freeport, Albert F. Smith.
Ill, Cicero, Leon bseiwarcxewlea.
m MeLeansboro, William B. Vanxna.
Ind, Morristawn, Boy Follitt.
Ky, Cannon, Charles E. Willis.
Ky, Fort Thomas. Otlrer F. glcarxs.
Masa, Holyoka, Joseph Oxban.
Mass, Cheshire, Stephen DondlnL
Mass, Dorchester, Thomas E. Tobia.
u Ant Rntie. Georre Trerenna.
X. Y, Brooklyn, James A. Watson.
, Tneker.
IV. T Xew York. Hsrry Zelehner,
X. Y, New York, Harry Z. Buckley.
fv. v nAntilvn 1LAsp1n TtsehettL
X. Y, Brooklyn, Herbert Flttcrott.
X. Y, Yonkers. Georre A. Thompson.
X. Y, Brooklyn. Henry CraseL
Neb, Gibbon, Floyd Batly BandalL
Ohio, Yoannstown. Lowell J. Storment.
Tena, Lyles, WUUam D. Tics.
Va, Stuart. Charles T. Beyd.
W. Va, Parkersbvrr, Francis n. Taylor.
Wis, Baclna, Orlando J. Williams.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED
LIEUTENANT.
X. Y, New York, Kenneth T.
SERGEANT.
Cal, Fontana, Gordon 8. Keith.
CORPORALS.
Masa, Athol, Harry E. Totman.
Wis, Oeonomowoe, Badotph Lanra.
Fla, Sooth Jacksonrille, Earena M. Hart-
Hl, Bock ford. Carl P. White.
Iowa, Aekley, Henry Terhark.
Mich, Detroit, Arthur William Ibahn.
Mich, Mass City, Georre Edward
netts.
Mo.. St. Lonls. John T). OTfTtnrf.
X. C, WaynearlUe, Edison M. Green.
X. Y, New York, Charles D. Vossler.
Ohio, Blakesley, Frederick G. Bask.
Wis, Milwaukee. Anthony KeraUnskl.
MISSING IN ACTION
SERGEANTS.
Del, Wilmington, James H. Moore.
Pa, Erie, John Adam Barekell.
CORPORALS.
Idaho. Boise, Ralph E. Wyman.
Ky, Insko, Walter D. Jooea.
PRIVATES.
Fla, Tampa, Jlufos M. Toansley.
HI, Chlcaca. Cyril Setekar.
ni, Chlraro, Barry E. Hardy.
Ind, Indianapolis, Georre Chatman.
Iowa, Mason City, Bussel M. Leper.
Iowa, Sioux City. John E. Whalen.
Iowa, Mason City, Gay L. Luther.
Iowa, Fort Dodre. Sidney C. lSewsome.
La, Bayne, Oeorre K. Bradford, Jr.
Mass, Chelsea, Philip Greenfield.
Md, Baltimore, Walter C Tslnskl.
Mich, Detroit, William M. Thorn.
Minn, Yerndale. John IL Block.
Mo, St. Louis. Paul F. Bartman.
?ata A-aaka faa Tnnrtaw
N. J?. West Boboken. Georre F. Abder-
holden.
X. J, Dumont. Clifford OUto. . .
N. Y, Brooklyn, Salratore Ventimlrna,
N. Y, East Syracuse. Albert W. Walters.
N. Y, Walden. Albert Bradforth.
X. Y, Brooklyn, James Bruno.
Ohio, Akron. Joe Bern o tea
Pa, Philadelphia, Alfred R. Irwin. .
Pa, Tyrone, Frank Lodlck. I
Pa, Westaeld, Georre A. Parker.
Russia, Anruastalo. Alex Konetakla. '
Wis, Milwaukee, John Sanrer.
KILLED IN ACTION
fPrerlonsly Reported Mlsslnr la Action.)
LIEUTENANT. ...
Pa, Barrhbura. Donald JafanrUn,
CORPORAL.
Mich, Attlea, Lertn Amba Oatrandar.
PRIVATES,
M Rlto, Mlrael A. OaJlero.
L, East Chleaxo, Emu uase.
X.
TmA
Ind, Xew Palestine, Clauds M. Parish,
KILLED LN ACTION
(Erroneously Beported Wounded MTeraly
In Action.) I
PRIVATE.
Iowa, Dee Moines, Joseph H. Wyatt.
DIED OF WOUNDS
(Prcrlovly Beported Wounded SsTtrsly
In AcUoa.)
PRIVATE.
IH, CSeere, Joaeph J. BkroblckL
SEVERELY WOUNDED
CPrrrloasly Beported Killed In Action.)
SERGEANT.
Me, Sedalla, Herbert Hacaa,
WOUNDED SEVERELY IN
ACTION
SERGEANT.
Pa, ATJenUwn, Frank Kaenlr.
PRIVATE.
Mo, Ksnias City, Bert Leonard.
SEVERELY WOUNDED
(Prerionsly Reported Mlsslnr la Action.)
LIEUTENANT.
TTt Cbleare, John Paul Darts.
CORPORALS. .
Ky, Glondala, Robert Bueklea.
PRIVATES.
X. J, Newark. Henry Darner.
Mo, Vienna. Jesse J. Bads.
Ind, Tower, Frank Gleettnr.
(Continued on Page 7, Column 2.)
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three weeks, their slovenly appearance gives but a par
tial idea of the harm done by the continual impact of
na&studded, unyielding leather heels on hard pavements.
Far greater than the waste of leather or the loss of
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but the best there ii- Each
and every stalk is PEELEDt
and you have only to try them
once to become a regular buyer
of -them. At this price, though,
we advise you to lay in a large
winter supply.
iC A,
CAN
As Advertised
BRER RABBIT
New Orleans
MOLASSES
in the Star
Gold Label, 4C
Green Label, JC
Read the advertising and choose the kind you prefer,
great substitute for sugar.
When You Want Queen Olives
Remember that we are selling a large
bottle (1234-oz.) DON .CARLOS
Brand, per bottle
You'll wonder how it can be sold for less than 35c
25c
We Sell These Nationally Known
Toilet Papers
Scott's Tissue, 1,000 sheets, roll. l,..wr...20c
Sani-Tissue, 834 Sheets, rolL.M.:-i- - 20c
Waldorfy 65Q sheets, roll. .- IOC
Campbell's Soups 1 0c
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Any variety in stock. Per can
BURT OLNEY'S
Sweet Wrinkled Early June
PEAS, Per Can.
20c
ONIONS 'K:.: 10c
Sanitary Butter, lb. 63c
Cold-Storage Eggs, doz. 50c
American Ckeese fall lb. 36c
Pure Lard, lb 32c
Compound, lb. ... 27c
Navy Beans, lb. . . 12c
Grape Nuts, pkg. .12c
Shredded Wheat .12c
Puffed Wheat ...12c
Quaker Oats lie
Sanitary Oats .... lie
Wheatena 17c
Cream of Wheat . ,22c
Hershey's Cocoa ZA lb. 15c
Henbey's Cocoa, 1 lb. 27c
Walter Baker's. Cocoa
lb 18c
Walter Baker's Choc
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Crisco, 1 lb.,..;. .31c
1 lbs. ...:":.. .46c
Crisco, 3 lbs 90c
6 lbs 51.78
Annt Jemima Goods, pkg.. 14&c
Teco Pancake .... 12c
Gold Medal Buckwheat . . 14c
Sun Maid Raisins, plcg. 13c
B. F. Brand Salmon,
No. size Chums.
2 Cans for 25c
Canned Tuna Fish,
No. J4 size y2 size No. 1 s
14c 22c 38c
size
California Asparagus
Yuba No. 1 Round Cans (ungraded) 3
for 50C
Export No. 1 Can (tiny white) 29c
Acme No. 1 Can (tiny green) 39c j
Del Monte No. 1 Can (medium white) .33d
Royal Red No. 2 Can (ungraded) 3Qff
PANCAKE FLOURS
Aunt Jemima's Buckwheat (mixture) 14K C
Gold Medal Buckwheat (mixture) . . 14C
Teco Pancake 12c
1 Peck, 45c
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Potatoes
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Terrapin Brand, can 19c
Del Monte Brand, can 20c
Evaporated Milk
Borden's Peerless, small 7 c
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Carnation, large. 15c
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