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 Clarence McAdoo Names- New Aide. 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. Logwood It would surprise you to know how many men have expressed a constant preference for Logwood. LAH L, , WILSON" S?! uiK.John Harry, Harrisburg, Pa. 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 p 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. - - 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 Every Day at 12:15 after the singing of "The Star-Spangled Banner," Rev. Brinkman, pastor of St James' Lutheran Church, and chaplain of Multnomah Guard, will offer a I PRAYER FOR OUR VICTORY IN ARMS o in which the public is invited to participate. HAVE YOU SEEN THE MAP OF THE WESTERN FRONT? 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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. i o i r oaie or T.t,w. s-. Jbr: U BXttaaattaatCsttsaaal ij aJLliP&ifeppr ' N , E.,y;jl FRAMES For This "TT 7 1 V 1 ? kWeek umy At Such Extraordinarily Low Prices You Should Bring in All Your Pictures That Need Frames Today 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- CHANCEI-uKU, tamDaugn. opringgrovsw i mo. ltaiy, POSLAM FINE FOR SORE, TIRED ITCHING FEET To freshen, cool and comfort tired, tender, chafing feet. Just spread Pos lam soothlnar and antiseptic over them. Here ia Intense, grateful relief such as Pohra brings to any dis ordered condition of the akin. When Eczema breaks out, dlsflirur Ina; Pimples. Rash or any eruptional troubles. Poslam should be used to drive them away and furnish the safe, efficient treatment. Poslam does ao much and poes so far. Sold everywhere. For free sample write to Emereencv Laboratories, 243 West 47th St.. New York City. Urate jour skin to become clearer, brlchter. better, throufrh the dally use of Poslam Boap, medicated with Poslam. Alv. Pa. 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- , ! 25c. 50c. 75. 89c $1.25 to $1.98 i y ' -f ' ' I Frames of every description, both wall and stand frames in all the newest and most durable finishes. ? Sizes range from postcard to 1 6x20 inches, and all frames are fitted with mats that make them suitable I for two, three and even six pictures. Bring m your pictures; we will fit them to the frames without charge. Sixlh Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Those New Elastic FRONT LACE CORSETS That Are Offered in an Introductory 3-DAY SALE AT V $4.85 are creating no end of favorable atten tion. They are so comfortable and give such smart lines. The material is beautiful; some are all elastic and others elastic and broche combined. t Fourth Floor Lipman, Wolfe fir Co A Special Sale of SHEFFIELD PLATE CoveredcJIO A ble Dishes qlLAO $9.45 And Extra Special Round Covered Bak- frj QC ing Dishes, large size S J Just a limited quantity of each item. These are exact repro ductions of the old, genuine Sheffield on solid copper, and these are destined to become as rare as the genuine old Sheffield, as the demand for copper for war purposes becomes greater all the time. THIS IS THE TIME TO BUY IF YOU WANT SHEFFIELD. Sixth Floor Lipman, Wolfe & Co. Sixteen-inch Meat d 1 1 A C Platters at ... . 1 1 .'t J LargeCovered Jt-i n if Vegetable Dishes J 1 0.4 J Small Vegeta Sauce Boat and Stand i ciaL) The name of Arthur li. smitn is mentioned today as Deing seriouaiy n,nr.HH In France. This news was conveyed to Vancouver September 10 in letters from his irienas 10 relatives in Vancouver. A bursting shell dropped near him and badly mangled nisiegs. EYES TIRED- LIDS HEAVY? This condition indi cates eye weakness. It is nature's warn ' Ing. ' STOP! LOOK! LISTKN! There is danger ahead if you do not. Our scientific ex amination a w a 1 ts you without cost. Oriental Cafe Cor. Broadway and Waahlngtoa (Ipstalrs.) OPEN 11 A. M. TO 2 P. M. Finest Grill of Its Kind on Pacific Const. American and Chinese Dlahea. SPECIAL SrNDAT CHICKEN WINNER. TRY OUR DAILY LUNCH 11 A. SI. TO 8 P. M. 25. 30t. 35c. 40C to 75c Inclndlns; Sonp, Vegetables, Drinks, . Dessert. D MB FIFTH AND AVA SHISfGTOX STREETS, COS- SWGTLAHD. IJL,LU. DANCING tamrht by professional Instructors at DeHoney's beautiful academy, 23d nnd Washington. New classes for begin ners etart Tuesday and Thursday even ings. All dances guaranteed in eight lessons. Ladies, 4; gents, $."). The only school teaching from 8 to 11. Plenty of practice. No embarrassment. All dances thoroughly taught. Kxtra step room for backward pupils. Private lessons at all hours. Normal Instruc tions for dancing teachers. A printed description of all dances for pupils free. Advanced class for fancy steps, etc., starts Monday evening. Call after noon or evening this week. War Stamps taken. Phone M 7G56. Dancing parties Saturday evening. ASTHHA TamTLY relieved with I OR HONtY REFUNDED ASM ANY DRUGGIST 5 i 5 i