THE MOItXING OREGONIAN. TUESDAY, . SEPTEMBER 24, 1918.
HOUS
APPROVES
E
DRY NATION RIDER
Two Houses Agree on Prohibi
tion; Concession for Wine
Is Voted Down.
OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST
OTHER AMENDMENTS FAIL
Committee Said to Have Reached
fonclasion That Government
Xo Longer Xeeds Revenue
of Liquor Traffic.
TVASHIXGTOK. Sept 2J. National
prohibition, effective next July 1, for
the period of the war, was approved to
night by the House, which adopted, 134
to 27, the Senate prohibition rider to
the 112,000,000 emergency agricultural
bllL The measure now will be sent to
conference for adjustment of differ
ences between the two houses on ' ap
propriation items.
After voting In committee of the
whole to accept an amendment per
mitting the Importation of wine until
reit May 1, the House later reversed
its decision and by a vote of 121 to 69
retained the original Senate provision
that importation of wine must cease
v.-hen the measure becomes effective
upon its signature by the President.
The amendment was approved by the
House agriculture committee to meet
an objection by the governments of
Krance. Italy, Soain and Portugal.
AH efforts otherwise to amend the
legislation were defeated. A proposal
by Representative Kahn, of California,
Republican, to extend the effective date
for prohibiting the rale of wine and
beer to December 31, 1919, was defeated.
112 to 52, as was one by Representative
Beshlin, of Pennsylvania, Democrat, to
change the date for stopping the manu
facture of beer and wine from next May
1 to December 1, 1919.
Mr. Kahn said sales of habit-forming
drugs are increasing in prohibition tor
ritory and complained that the present
law does not stop the sale of medicines
containing large quantities of alcohol
and drugs.
A plea for prohibition was made 1-y
Representative Rainey, of Illinois, who
declared the committee had reached the
conclusion that the Government can be
conducted without the revenues re
ceived from the liquor traffis.
The l.SOO.000 drug-users In the United
States have developed to a greater ex
tent in the Immediate neighborhood of
fc.ilooiis. Mr. Rainey declared.
Representative Meeker, of Missouri,
Republican, charged the Antl-Saloon
league with being financed by drug
firms and with fostering the use of
drugs.
Lnn Held I'npatrlotle.
"The Anti-Saloon League Is an ad
vertisement for users of drugs." said
Mr. Meeker. "The drug firms are
financing the Anti-Saloon League, and
those who vote in favor of this bill will
do so under the lash of the Anti-Sa
loon League. It is the only organiza
tion that demands secret pledges from
candidates before the primaries.
"This organization that will take
f 1.000.000 annually from drugstores,
will not stop- at anything to destroy
the reputations of men who do not
agree with its principles. "
Mr. Meeker charged that the Anti
Saloon League leaders are not engaged
in war work, because they are "too
busy directing what should be done at
the Capitol." and added that prohibi
tion legislation la before Congress only
because of their activity.
Charge Are Reseated.
Replying to Mr. Meeker, Representa
tive Decker, of Missouri, Democrat, Bald
many Anti-Saloon League members are
war workers and that any statement
to the contrary waa to be resented. He
added that, with possibly three excep
tions.sthe entire Missouri delegation in
the House would vote for war-time pro
hibition. Advancing to Mr. Meeker's
desk, Mr. Decker said that "there are
people who are professional anti-prohl
bitionists," and added that Mr. Meeker
was elected from a "brewery district"
in St. Louis. Mr. Decker denied that
he ever hacj been asked to elgn a secret
pledge sent o u tbyhetmamamamamm
pledge sent out by the Anti - Saloon
League.
CTT ASHING TON. Sept. 23. Army , MAtJRER, Elmsr Edison. Scranton. Pa.
A ..,,,.1,,.. . , h I MEYER. John Garsvdt. Ssbetha. Kan.
the War Department total 465,
of which number 142 were killed in
action. 66 died of wounds. 17S were
wounded, 71 are missing, 23 have died
of disease and accident. The total cas
ualties to date are 13.681.
Following is the tabulated summary:
Prev.
Deaths Kep. Hep. Total.
Killed la action 6.942 142 6.0S4
Lout at a Lltl . . . 291
Hied of wounds 1.871 6S 2,027
Lled of accidents and
other causes 2.693 S3 2.716
Total deaths ....... .10.8H7 221
Wounded 17,677 173
Ulasiaa, including prison
ers 4.642 71
ll.US
17,850
4.713
Total casualties 33.216 463 33,681
Thirteen names of men hailing from
the Pacific Northwest are Included in
today's casualties, of which eight are
dead, three are severely wounded and
two missing in action.
Roland Beaver, whose next of kin is
Mrs. Grace Klinger, 646 Kast Twenty-
seventh street, Portland; Walter J.
Cox, 647
MURDOCH Larkin C Sampson. Ala.
O'LEABY. John J.. Long Island City, N. T.
OSTKANDER, Albert Howard Lee. Colum
bus. Wis.
PARTNER, Barnett. Chicago.
RANG, Fred J.. Pittsburg. Pa.
SURFACE. Harry C. Cornell. 111.
WARGO, Tom. Clinton. Ohio.
WOOD. William. Dewllt. Neb.
ATCHLK1', Amos, bevlei-vllls. Tenia,
CARSON, William W- Bessemer. Ala.
DOLVE.V, Albert J, Little Falls, Minn.
HAUSER, Paul F., Melbourne, Ia.
HE1LA.VD. William. Anna. O.
HOLATHACS, Gustar C. Brekmeyer, I1L
KNIGHTON, John N.. Townsend, Miss.
KNOPP. Richard W.. St. Louis.
OLSON, Harry T.. Charles Olson. 8328 Kast
Hartaon a.ve., Spokane. Wun.
BMITH. Henry F Waltham. Mass.
SOAT. Robert W Waukesha, Wis.
VAJiDERHOOF. Harvey, Enid, Mont.
DEED OF DISEASE.
Chief Mechanic
DUGAN, Walter Sanford, Philadelphia.
fcergeant
GAL VON, Daniel P. Conway. Ark. '
Cook
HUBBARD, William E Torrlngton. Com.
Bugler
JACKSON. B afford W.. Nashville. Tenn.
Privates
CRAIG, Sudney J Granford, N. J.
DIED FROM AKKO PLANK ACCIDENT.
Sumner street, Portland; Rob- 5S?SM.''"Il.Af 1 Cape Girardeau, Mo.
ert Bernar. Flora, Or.; Archie C. Stan- HOOK. 'Humbert. North, s. c
nard, Lebanon, Or.; Russell S. Hawk. I MOORE. Clarence, Phllllppy. Tenn.
Derby. Jackson County. Or., and Glenn GRAYS. "Hercules. Louisville. Kr.
C. Perkins. Pocatello. Idaho, were HERRON. Alexander R., Pittsburg.
IHllori in .oin T m.i,n Snn. JIcistike. Kenneth A. Portland. Mich.
w Hi.H w",t :M9' J, Bonner. Ferry. Idaho.
. w ..wu.awM ...... ......... J a.. I hm .1 Kn V am 1 1. T
"wauii, uuiuiem r crry, xuuuu, uicu vai.Kl.aA, William Joan, Isew York.
aisease. cox. Hawk and Perkins were
Pearson, Everett, Wash.; C. C. Frlnk, Fails. ' '""
Seattle, and Princo Zomatto, of 1363 I iiikii nrnu a rnrv. .-, m.
g-,. . T . i v ...... v a n fi n
ui' "ii m.vuuv nui in, f urijilliu. I lA.ta9,
Missinar in action ara Herschel Ron- I ' Lieutenant
gey, Centralia, Wash., and Nels J. kamam "icfiard H Baa Antonio,
Veterson. Dayton. Idaho. The latter kh?PS.!. .
was In the Marine Corps. I fritL
iollowing are the combined lists I angelo. Bartolemo, Provlncia Scoppoto,
CLICK, Clarence B.. Dayton. Ou
CRANMER. Hamilton H.. Dunr
BiWilAS, Eloya J., Lancaster, Wis.
j, wuiiora xi., xirooaiyn.
' WOfNDED SEVERELY,
captain
HOUK. Roy M., ChllUcothe, O.
Lieutenants
TWEEDY, Temple H., Fort Chester. N. T.
vrcniz, xiaroia u., xtuiraio.
BARTLETT. Glen C BelliinlaJnsL IT.n.
FREEMAN, Louis A, Spartanburg. S. C
I.nrkvw ..... i r , .
...... u . ,i . t- a.. nwnoppen, I L
MOLKE, George C. Waukesha. WU.
u Lu.v.vhLi, Francia A, Mountain View,
REID. Ronald ML. Wllklnabnnr T.
LESTOURGEON. Percv E.. Chle
1 i . r. i . , Aiireu. liiiiwwju. na. I i , t . r , . . -. ... . - .
STAWHKllHiE, George Invln. Reading, Pa. I -neaier Anniston, Ala.
niLKl. Jaltna CiemenL Newton -allK- o. I "
given out for publication today:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Cantalna
CLARKE. John M.. Wllklnsburg, Pa.
LYNCH. Edmund W, Sharon Hill, Pa.
Lieutenants
DEETJEN. William L PhiladelDhia. Pa.
GLEN DENNING, Frank M Pltscalrn. Pa.
JOUDNEY. James Britt. Charlotte. N. C
HYMAN. William P.. Iowa Falls. Ia.
STRONG, Ellsworth O., Newtonvllle. Mass.
Deraeanis
FLEM MING, Joseph P. Philadelphia.
makljl Edward t. J.. Penn Yan. N. I.
STILES, John W. Miudlefield. N. Y.
v altman. Edwin !.. Arapahoe. Colo.
FOREST1, Frank. Pittsburgh. Pa. -GREEN,
Wallace. Eure, N. C.
PAYNE. Herbert L. Charlotte. N. C.
steveinson. Alfred. Lin wood. Pa.
THOMAS. John W.. HanvllliL TT
BALU Ellhu Floyd. Kalkaska.' Mich.
i-m io, cian ev. oaKtim.
GRAU. Ernest M.. New Ynrlt
oien. cottaaevllla. W v
HOOVER. Karl Emerann Vltfnr,nn. T.
LANDRUM. Earl. Kenmor. n
OLSON. Charles Arthur. Mu.li.nn ui.t.
POMXIER.MNG, William Karl, Ann Arbor,
micil.
SMITH. Lincoln H.. Lactanrl W V
uue, vaniear, Ky.
VALENTINE. Amedeo Jo.enh
V ANGORKON. F. W. Chicago. aw'n"- -Akron. O.
TENNEY. Waaoner Marcelua. Sandrum. H 11 ham, Tenn.
I UKKKV '!,.. .1 i .
. . I vmuu, aawrenceDurg,
rnTiuea -
ANHKHSOV HnmfW. RrArlcenridee. Pa. lOSTICK. Georare L.. UmArvtn. Ttt
BENDER, John Francis. Mount Carmel. pa. I aaiuk. Warren Phillip. Janes villa
nr.n.ian, Atuucri, Mrs. ucriia imiimii i ' immu
Corpora 1
BOYEK. George. -Townsend. Md.
BUENTE, Bernard L., New York.
.i.ano, John Francis, xJoston.
r,KK. Connie. New York.
GOODMAN, Henry D Brooklyn.
mau, tieorge ricnry, Detroit.
WALKER, Jesse H.. Chester, Pa.
Cornoruls
HAG EM AN, Harry D., Leavenworth, Kan.
KOPCHINSKI, Frank Joseph, Detroit.
MATTHEWS. James E.. Pangburn. Ark.
?V"-i:"A?1.. V.e?w i 'ao- - valentine: im.H.-
liUEMAKKlt, William il.. winierset. ia I . m , .. . , ,. . vu.l.iw.-
:iay. Hllh'a
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. Frank E.
Ferguson today resigned as assistant
director of the Government Bureau of
Kngraving and Printing. Secretary
McAdoo appointed James M. Fisher, for
23 years in charge of personnel work in
the bureau, to succeed him.
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SCHWANKEUrEEnA7'i-.VVV'rly- IU-
S,CJ??'v.Coolc Ezra- Hardin, Kjr.
f?HKR'Si::J;X' Ale"nd" MadUoa, Wla.
T?ftP, AD',"enry' -Pricedale. Pa.
Pkiri- -h ' - .nristianla. Norway.
rRICE. Ldarar. Rrnnb vn
A.Vi i v! J,a.me Andrew. Markedtree. Ark.
riitV,."' UIen E- Creston, Iowa.
BATHER. Harry A.. Pittsburg.
BUSCH. William F T.
CLARK, Owen, Chincoteague, Va.
MNDE. Joseph I... Hill City. OkJa.
i?,ART-HR' Hobt- Phoenlxville. Pa. "
NOON AN. ThA, T kt.u, v..i.
2':SKNt John Pearson. Soddy,' Tenn.
"curjr aj., xtoseaaie, N. 1.
PriT tcu vur" prosperity, w. va.
AHDOIN. Wm. r n.rMH t .
E.?sH.vnrJr- Jr- Cleveland. Ohio.
BU1NSTEIN. Ferdinanit .1 vl.v
SAoi;fei1ER- JeM Q- Altona. 111.
SA.RJE2; Dewfy A.. Chrlsney. Ind.
COOK, Claude Cecil. Bangor. Mich.
Aaoipn, Waterbury, Conn.
H.1 E R' Winslow L., Nashville. Tenn.
fckL.V-"EN- Martin P., Hoboken. N. J.
,,.-.N.fc'9AN Geo- F- Paulding, Ohio.
HEIM. Jnn .Tr R.ltl.p.
HII.LIPS. Sylvester Wendell, Dea Moines. HENDR1K. Edgar L., Brunswick. Ga.
IERCE. George. St. Louis. I McLAIN, Vern Lester, Kalamazoo. Mich
-MANOCKE. Domlnlcke. Coldwater. A4ieh.
MORRIS. Walter Jno Hifrhlfini4 T vri-u
NUBER. Fred. Jeraev fitv V I '
PLAK0, UH E., Mrs. Linda Erlckaon.
-102 sioyt Ave., Everett, Wash. .
RYKEHT. Oscar Alvaro, Buffalo. .
SANDERS, Chas. L Oakladale. La.
SAYEGG. James M. M . KnniM Tr
SOHULL. Jno. B.. Oulin. Mo.
STANXAUD, Archie C, Mrs. Bertha Stan- SINCLAIR, Wilson Deforest, Grand Rapids,
l-'lora. Or.
BLITHE. Clarence H.. Chester. Pa.
CAMERON. Fred Llste, Bessemer, Ala.
CIAWSON. Ernest A Indiana, Pa.
COLLIER. Charles Ashby. Denver.
(H. LIEU Raymond s.. Wilmington, u.
CONN, George I. Fall River. Mass.
COOMRES. John H.. Kllder, N. U.
COSTER. Tom. Plergos, Greece.
CoCNCILL, Julius K. Baltimore, Md.
COX. Porter. Hammon. Okla.
DELANEY. John A, Chester. Pa.
REIiERICKS. Cornelius. Broomyn. . X.
REEMAN, Clyde W., Sentinel. Okla.
REEMAN. Frank L.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
GRIMES, Thomas H.. Inora. Okla.
iiavi-'T AMi-n. I'ninmbui Junction. Ia.
HKNKELMAN. Carl F New Matamorea, O.
HILTY", Ely F New Florence. Pa.
HITCHCOCK. Albert M, Baltimore. Md.
HOBKDAY. William, Madlsonvllle, La.
HOLT, -Carl T- Duinont, N. J.
JONES. Merryett. Mount Pleasant, Tenn.
KEK'H. Franklin N.. Tamaqua. Pa.
KLIEBER. Walter John. Whiting. Ind.
LEAVEL. David C. Emporia, Kan.
L1LL1S. Frank A, Ixwden. Ia.
MONSON. Walter F- Chelsea. Mass.
liMl.-t Robert E Ashland. Ky.
PETRO. Stephen. Linoleumvllle. N. T.
P
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PRATT. Emery L, Dickerson Run, Pa.
PKOBLYS, Stanley. Deiancy, ra.
REPPKRT. Daniel E, Boyertown. Pa.
RICHARDSON. Robert C Boax, Ala.
ROACH, James M., Duke. Okla.
RoTE. George Levy. Johnsouburg. Pa.
KYWICKL Wadau. Roamerussia, Poland.
uai.mk'V Alnuriee. Philadelphia.
SEVKSKE, Edward. Plttsvllle. Wla
SMITH. Joseph H.. Rlswellvllle. Ala.
ii i. r rt I-h&noil. Or.
VOLPK, Alexander. Philadelphia.
ZANER. Ernest. Dushore. Pa.
AXELROD. Samuel M.. Waterbury. Conn.
BALDWIN. Edward H., St. Clair, Pa.
nvAi.w i:rnv.r T. Monroe. Ky.
BAIMANN. Walter E-, Darby. Pa.
Mich.
SMITH, Otis D., Gusseta, Ga.
STXlVER, Fred Milton. Sheffield. Pa.
TIEDT. Edw. L, Clarion, Pa.
WOODS1EN, Anton, Chicago.
ANDRESEKEWSKI, Stanley. South Bend.
Ind.
BKKK," Roland. Mrs. Grace Klinger, MS 2t?F,R' E;JPW;7''-
BAVh RoeyetbP Sumner Mo. KKNXETT.' arr'y Ibertr'ararlFana
?LE.AoJs..1ter.fepenoer: Ky. BfBVIAEJypaAu,I Folev"1ai?n FUUn- Ky"
?Sroiorn:"o?i X BKALErJoh.r'bor Bpr.nga, Mich.
v .... i i.i., bcu, vuiuiurrufl, UKia.
iii'W. rharlea Stratford. Conn.
DANN, Owen, Mt. Vemon. Ind.
FONT. Rodigo J., New York.
GOMBAR. John A. Throop, Pa.
GRIFFITH. John A, Washington Coul
house. O.
Hl.NKLE. Allen. Bhaftsburg, Mich.
HOWARD. Delmar M., Mystic Ga.
EISENBERG, Alvln R.. Altoona. Pa.
Mell.VAINE. James. Philadelphia.
McQCISTON. John Henry. Narberth, Pa,
MILLER. George R-, Euclid, Ky.
MOHL Ernest Carlt. Hartford. Conn.
NASE. Vincent B.. Sellersvllle, Pa.
OLSEON. Rudolph, E.. Arlington, N. J.
POWERS. Charley, palmyra, tenn.
CONWAY, John H., Glens Falls, N. Y.
NEROY. Narclsse, Holyoke.
FORGET, William J., Worcester.
FOURNIE, Emlle J., Ansonla, Conn.
1KIVK, c. C, J. M. Frlnk. Assembly Hotel,
Seattle. Wash.
GAFFORD. Thomas W Cumberland Fur
nace. Tenn.
BILLEN, John T., New Haven.
GIORTEANO, Vincent. New York.
WOLfALD,. Everett L. Fountain City, Ind.
YOPP, Oscar P.. Chicago.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Sergeant
WINSLOW, Russell. Worcester, Mass.
Private
GLADSON. Mason M, Mason. III.
POINDED, DEGREE I'ADETERlIDlED,
eergeana
CLEAVELAND, Sherman, Ottawa,
frivatea
VAUBEI Christian Anthony, Fort Wayne,
Ana.
LtTCAS, Andrew, Dunbar. Pa.
McKEVITT. James P.. Albany, N. T.
ORBOMB, Earl A, St. Paul, Minn.
PATKUS, Victor J, Worcester, Mass.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Lieutenant v
KING, John Andrews, Chicago.
Corporals
JOHNSON. Theodora. Outlook. Mont.
McGRADY, Frederick Bruce. Roanoke, Va.
ot-itsKiNG. Lynn F.. Hlllsboro. N. D.
WAGNER, Wag Ray Peter, Marathon. Wis.
mratea -AESCHLIMAN.
John Ernest. Travers City,
Mich. '
BUR KHAR T, Newton H-. Mount Williams,
va.
CLEMENS. Robert, Toledo, O.
DAMER, Henry, Newark. N. J.
ENGLE. Charles E Delano, Pa.
FORSEE. Henrv E Havwood. Okla.
LE VALLEY, Freeman. Brattleboro, Vt.
NELSON. Alber i Leonard. N. D.
8 ANTE E, Robert, Bentley. Pa,
VORENHOUT, John V, Hoboken. N. J.
WILBURN. George T Al.uailria. Va.
WOOD. Hurshel C., Manazaa, Ga.
Privates
ALLEN, William Arnold, Youngstown. i
A.uE.nou., toward, nig Kaplds, Alien.
AgAVANAS, Agelo, Lefkaden. Greece.
BEELER, Robert Edwin, Monroe. Mich.
BEV1ER. John L, Ann Arbor, Mich.
BURTON, Arland D., Crandon, Va.
DOMINIGO. John Ili.lv
GOLOWAY. Stephen, Gorad, Russia.
HOWE, Herbert c. Pueblo. Colo.
KNADLER, Edward J.. Columbus, O.
ANDRIGAN, . Daniel L, Flint. Mich.
MALKOWSKI, Frank. Czerykow, Russia.
MIKSIS, Kazlmeras, Chicago.
MILLER. William Albert. Greelev. Kan.
MOORE, Edward R.. North Platte, Neb.
MULL1KIN, Walter E., Richmond, Mo.
NEIBERT, Albert, Detroit.
PADILLA, Louis. Loscandeleriaa, N. M.
ROSS. Toney. Philadelphia.
SCACCIA, John. Mo. Roma, Italy.
SWOPE. John D., Lebanon, Pa.
VITRO, Angelo, Cabasso. Italy.
ADASISON, Gust A.. Chicago.
B API LA, Arthur, Isejaki. -Finland.
CLIME. Thomas N.. Keeler, Cat
CRAMMER, William R., Clinton, 11a
DAWSON, Collier, Bauay Te, Ark.
DEMEISE, Pletro, Currinsvllie, Pa.
FRANCESCO, Salvatore Di., Erie, Pa,
DOYLE, Bert, Sacramento. Cal.
ERICKSON, Peter, Maddock, N. D.
ETHERIDGE, Jesse W.. Hamburg.' Ark.'
FOWLER, Paul P, Oswego, Lad.
HAGEN, Oscar G., Walcott, NTD.
JOHNSON. Fred C, Devil's Lake. N. D.
LEWIS, William Henry, Lexington, Ky.
LOPEZ, Nick N Ojal. Cal.
MERO, Theodore J., Rousespolnt, N. Y.
MORKEN, Edwin, Maddnock. N. D.
POWERS. George, Jellico. Tenn..
PUNK. Frank E-. Wausau. Wla
REED. Henry, West Union, W. Va.
SHANNON.' Harrv T.. Cambridge. Mass.
SPR AGUE, William A., Devil's Lake, N. D.
WEISNER, Reinhard. Shattuck, Okla,
PROBST, Louis B., Louisville, Ky.
HEED. James. New Bethlehem. Pa.
RONGEV, HersheL James A Rongey, Cen
tralia, wasn.
ROSS. Harrv E.. Wahoeton. N. D.
STEMPHOWSKL William W., Dickson City,
Pa.
TURNADY, William, Fairfield, Conn.
TOLBERT, William H., BardwelL Ky.
TORTORK'I, Jasper. Peabody, Mass.
WAITE, William W., Hall, Mont.
WOUNDED IN ACTION, PREVIOUSLY KE-
1UKILU aiiiu 1- aiiius.
Corporal
OLSON, Melvln C Abercromble, N. D.
Private!
BARRETT, Clarence, Steubenville, O.
CARRATO, Luis. Zoalgate, Okla.
EAD. Tom, New York.
FANNELL, Joseph J., New York.
HntrnHR vtAifl c. Readstown. Wis.
HOLM, Wendell W Chetlo Harbor, Wash.
HOLTZMAN, Louis F., McKeesport, ra.
MUELLER. Frank W.. Albany, Minn.
MUIR, John J.. Roxbury, Mass.
BiPHIEL Rav V.. Barney. N. D.
SCHIDE. Emmett, New Philadelphia, O.
VISCI, Patrtgie, Pescasserali, Italy.
IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED
MONGEAU. Henry J., Cherry Valley, Mass.
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fHUKTilW ViehntaA Rnuth Lorain. O.
HARTZHEIM, Edward George. Kaukanna,
Wis. i .
HAVENS. Charlie. San Antonio, Tex.
LOAN. Roy W.. Marlinton, W. Va.
WAGONSELLER, Harry I., Rosedale, Pa.
RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVIOUSI.Y KE-
ruaiE-u ... , .7. - v. . . . .... i..
Serareant
GOUDY, Harry W., Chester, Pa.
Privates
DIXON, Daniel W., Accoca, La.
HAYS. William B., Hornbreck. La.
MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES.
Summary of casualties to date:
Officers.
Deaths 3"
Wounded , 6
- Missing 1
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Total
Enlisted Men.
Teathn
Wounded
In hands of enemy
Missing;
Total
...104
... 0R9
...1939
... 14
... 161
...3103
...3207
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and many laid in graceful folds. I
Taffeta buttons and tiny gros-
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good effect. Third Floor 7
Lipman, Wolfe 6r Co. 2
Grand total
The followinir casualties are reported by
the commanding General of the American
expeditionary forces (included In above
total):
Killed m action is
Died of wounds received in action. 4
Wounded in action (severely).... 1
Missina in action 14
In hands of enemy 2
Total . 39
KILLED IX ACTION.
Comoral
WADE, Irvin, ntncley. 111.
Privates
TM'RKK. Leo T.. Gardner. Mass.
COX, Waller J., James Lu Cox. 647 Sumner
nrrppt. fortiana. or.
IDILLB. Paul F., Dassel, Minn.
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1 DITKKIN. Arthur T.. Oarden. Utah.
I PUKE, Jimmie L,., Santa Rosa, CaL
PETER, Joseph. PittsBurgh.
RATV Sam l.nff. T.id,
titAVcNl ahili Milan Tt.lv ! fSI RK. Robert J.. Erie. Pa.
Hlsunp ninr I. Mi.i'1-irv liv . GREEN. Fred G.. Cheyenne. Wyo.
BLOCK. John. Natrona. Pa. I HAWK, Kussel 8., Malinda J. Hawk, Derby,
tj rr u v-r f A I . civde Will. Mauch Chunk. 01KCIF.I.L(i. (iuliMiDa. Prnvlnrii n. v.iinn , LAWRENCE. John R.. Cleveland. O.
i It.lv INIELSON. John W. T.. Sanford. Colo.
STHK7EPANIAK. Martin P.. Pern. 111. COOK. Benjamin F.. GrassflaL Pa. : PKRKtNS, Glenn C, Minnie Perkins. Poca-
SIMPSON. Kdward C. Greenwich. Conn. JJlMECO, Barlolomeo, Atri. Province Tna-
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RUSSELJ Carl, Clarence. Mo.
Vl.NNIK. Antonio, Jamaica. N. T.
VLAGl'KS, Christ. Akron. O.
WALLACE. William S-. Owensvllle, Ind.
WATTS. James W.. Latrobe. Pa.
WILSON, James. Albany. N. T. ,
WILSON, Wllliah J.. Beacon. N. T.
HOGAN. William A.. Fairbury. Ga.
O'BANION. Noah. Rlslngsun. Ind.
SPEAP.S. Lloyd K-. Rossville. 111.
AI.BECKI, Felix, Webster. Mass.
BEDELL. John C, Brooklyn.
BERRY, Henry D.. Philadelphia.
DENRI. Will. Washington Courthouse. O.
Ii BERNARDINO. Geremlna, Philadelphia.
FLOYD. Albert H.. London, Eng.
GARI.ING. John. Cleveland.
GROSS. Edwin F-. Roselepark. N. J.
HICKS Alton Benjamin. Hartford.
HOSLER. Stewart, Frankfort, Ky.
MITRINGA. Paul. Vistus. Austria.
PENNY. Vemon Kelloarg. Rochester, f. T.
PERILLO, Berdrllo, Province of Cesame,
Italy.
KOBINSOV. Samnel L.. East Brady, Pa.
SAOLICCOLO, Guiseppe, Pittstown. Pa.
SCI A MANN A Francesco, Monti Da Rost,
Italv.
SflA-KI. Glovanl B., Cenaiaro Motto, Italy.
SPTROU Chrlstl. Province Euboea. Greece.
STRUCK. Arthur J.. Richmond Hill. N. Y.
TP.fHLER. Joseph V.. Sheboygan, Wla
T'MSTOT. Lester A.. Ellerslle. Md.
VARNER, Leo O.. Great Bend, Kan.
DIED OF WOUND 8.
T.lentenants
CURTIS. Marvin K., Toledo, O.
MATHEWS, Alex F., Lewlsburg, W. Va.
O'FUTT, Jarvis J.. Omaha.
WALSH. Edmund V.. Blackvllle, a C.
Kergeants
CROTTY, Peter J.. New York.
HENRY. William F.. Pittsburg.
REILLY. Thomaa New York.
AfOCSTIAK. Walter. Chicago.
O'NEILI John, Jersey City.
Corporals -MICH
I John. Fort Collins. Colo.
FRANKLIN. Francis B.. Noble. Pa.
SYKES. Edgar W.. Muncy. Pa.
RASKIN. Andrew. Philadelphia.
Hl'XTER, AlBer Russell. Mt. Clemens. Mich.
WATK1NS, Emerson Morgan, Carbondale,
Ps.
Private
ARNETT. Winston. St. Lake, ftah.
CHRtSTOPHERSON Conrad. Sioux Falls, a
Dak.
NICHOLS. William M.. Bath. N. Y.
MAINARD. Lawrence, Great Falls, Mont.
SNYDER. Lester F.. New York.
WII.I.TAJrs. Herger. Staunton, III.
ROCHESTER. Walter. Staunton. Ilia
THOMPSON, John J., New York.
ARCHER. Howard s.. Anderson. S. C.
ARMSTRONG. Mervln J.. Hannaford. X. D.
ASBIt.L. Charlie E.. Locust Branch. Ky.
BT.ACKMON. James C, Cleburne. Texaa
BRIPKNER. Clyde W.. Cleveland.
CCRRY. Charlie. Dallas. Texas.
DEI.K. Luther C. Canestore. Kr.
Ht'MRl.E, John C. Somerset. Ky,
KIDDER. Charlie M.. Glenwood, I a.
LOWE. Joseph S., Repton. Ala.
McKINNEY, Lee Pratvllle. Ala.
KENNED!'. Park L.. Marlon, Ohio.
SANDERS, Earl C, Embarrass, Wla
VKTKA, Doinenec, Provincla Dl Cataoxaro,
ltalv.
I BALDWIN. Charles Leland, Detroit.
BARNETT. Homer, Cullman, Ala,
BEAMISH, Charles Frederick. Traverse City,
Mich.
BEEHLER, Harry, Nlles, Mich.
BE1TZEL, Horace D York, Pa.
BRIGliS, Arthur B.. Sandusky, Mich.
BROWN, Ralph Scott, Lansing.
NEUMANN, John W., Baltimore.
NIELSEN. Peter G. A, San Francisco.
OTTO. Rudolph. Chelsea, Mich.
OXEN RIDER, John H., Berrian Springs,
Mich.
PALEMETAKIS, Emanuel, Kissal N. Greece.
PARISH, Francis, Santa Clara, N. Y.
PASCUCCI. Joseph, Klgento, Italy.
PATTERSON, Ray, Alden. Mich.
PIETRAFESO. Raffale, Potensa, Italy.
POPPLEWELL. Archie C. Houstonvllle, Ky.
REISH, Ivan Willis, Schoolcraft. Mich.
RUNYON, Troy, Davy, W. Va.
SHOBERG. Herman. Swlssvale, Pa.
SMITH, Leroy. Arcadia, Ind.
SPRAKER, Harvey B., JohnvlIIe, N. T.
TALBORT, William L, Cunle, Ark.
TAYLOR. Carria, Pinkhill, N. C
Tl'RNEY, Harry C, Mountain Lake Park,
Md.
VANNATTER. Richard Carl. Waterrllet.
. Mich.
WAKEFIELD, Thomas J., East Orange.
WEBBER, Walter W., Sheboygan. Wla.
WILLIAMS, Frank E Athol, Mass.
WILLIAMS. Mandtville, Wellford, W. Va.
YOUNG BARD, Indy F.. Fairfield, Md.
ZOMATTO, Prloco, Frederick Zomatto, 1363
Glenn avenue North, Portland, Or.
CLOCK, Clausen, Highland, Tex.
HANNA. Robert. Huntington. N. Y.
HOKE, Waldo, Zion City, Ind.
JEWELL, Edward M Newburg, X. D.
JOYE. Frank, Greenwich, .Conn.
LEES, Harry V, Newark. O.
MANSFIELD. Harry L., Charlestown, Mass.
MARCUZZI. Lawrence, Berwlnd, W. Va."
MARSHALL. Harry F., Southbrewer. Me.
MICKIEL, Clarence, Ansonla.
MILLER, Charles F Chicago.
MILLER, Roy Lee. Cedarhill, Tenn.
MORRIS. John H., Pitta Ark.
MORRISON. John W., Bakerton, Ky.
MOSER, Kenneth Hobson. Graham. N. O.
NOLAN, Thomas, Troy. N. Y.
POSTON. Samuel McB.. Shelby, N. C
PRATHER, Henry C, Flora, III.
RIGBERG, Mike, Saint Claire, Pa.
RUTH. Frank H-. Laacaster. Pa.
SHEPPHERD, Fred H., Henderson, Mich. '
SMITH. Sam. Coltewah. Tenn.
SNELLER. Clarence. Falrchlld. Wis.
STAVROULAKIS, Emma Nuel. Sioux City,
' Ia.
WEBSTER. Ray E.. Muskegon Heights, Mich.
WILLIAMS. Fred V., Nesho. Wis.
WILSON. William Albert. Harvey, Ia.
WINSLOW, John McKinley, Brownsville,
' Minn, I
tello. Idaho.
PETERSON, Swen H., Craig, Neb.
RUTH. Alvion. Deridder, La.
SHARP, Burton, Minneapolis, Minn.
SHORT, Lloyd, Watertown, S. D.
KILLED IV ACTION PREVIOUSLY RE
PORTED MlSsI.Nfci IN ACTION.
Privates
BLIVBN. Raymond B., Bristol, R. I.
WORSTALL, Thurman E.. Zanesville, O.
DIED OF WOUXDS BECEO'ED IN ACTION
Corporal
SULLIVAN, John J., Roxbury, Masa.
Privates
SHINDLEY. John H., Jacksonville, Fla.
NILAND. Herbert A., East Orange, N. J.
LAWHENTZ, Herbert F., Monroe Falls. O.
WOUNDED IN ACTION, SEVERELY
Private
GREENWOOD, Charles, Kenosha, Wis.
MISSING IN ACTION.
, Corporals
MILLER. Isaac N., Johnstown, Pa.
BAGWELL, Claude S., Belton, S. C.
COWDRY. Robert H. Salt Lake City. ,
DUTRO. Robert L., Groveport, O.
ESKEW. Abner T.. Palmetto, Ga.
FEES. Benjamin F.. Asbury Park. N. J.
FLAHERTY, John V.. Great Falls, Mont.
HOLLAND, Thomas J., McKeesport, Pa.
MORRBLL Daaiel, Mllford. Tex.
l'ETERSEN, Nels J., Caroline A. Petersen,
Dayton, Idaho.
REED, Roy O., Washington, D. C.
ROSE, Jay F., Salinville. O.
SMITH. Peter S., Shawnee. Kan.
TAYLOR, Burke S., Wichita Falls, Tex.
IN HANDS OF ENEMY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED MISSINU IN ACTION.
Corporal
BLANKBNSHIP, Rlcard L., Richmond, Va.
private
KAMMERAAD, Leonard. West Olive. Mich.
RETURNED TO DUTY, PREVIOUSLY
REPORTED SEVERELY WOUNDED.
Private
PAINTER, Howard M., Joplln, Mo.
OTTAWA. Ont., Sept. 23. The Cana
dian casualty list today Includes: H.
Birkln, Butte, Mont
CENTRALIA Wash.. Sept. 23. (Spe
cial.) Herschel Rongey, whose name
appeared in today's Army casualty list
as missing: in action, was the son of
James A. Rongey. of this city, and a
member of Co. G, 68th Infantry. He had
been in service since October, 1917. The
young soldier left Camp Lewis in Feb
ruary and had been In service since late
in May.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 23. Private
Wendell W. Holm, of Chetlo Harbor,
Wash., who was previously reported
missing in aption, was today reported
wounded In actiofT
VANCOUVER, Wash, Sept. 23. (Spe- ,
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in Vancouver. A bursting shell dropped
near him and badly mangled nisiegs.
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