Morning Oregonian. (Portland, Or.) 1861-1937, November 27, 1918, Page 9, Image 9

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OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST
(Continued From Fag 8-
Kif. Harry T.. Philadelphia. Pa.
G.endon. Martin. Philadelphia, Pa.
Hoar, Albert. Unlonlown. Pa.
fry. Oac.r. Mount Wolf. Pa.
Attica, Herman. Philadelphia. Pa.
McKelrey, Uearre. Johnetta. Fa.
Ober. Muki Rabold. Onset. Pa.
Meffin. Hiram C. bellns Grove. Pa.
fczefoilc, Anthony. Plttston. Pa.
Taylor, Harry Mulford. Aiperea, Pa.
Thcbea, Henry It.. New Bioomfleld. Pa.
Prumheller. Howard G.. Pottstowa, Pa,
Tunllo. Alex. Scran ton. Pa.
Mackey. John P.. Parkenbarg. Pa.
Sarlck. I.onli M. Wilkesbarre. Pa.
finirtr. Georze W.. Philadelphia, Pa.
Mbov. John. Philadelphia, pa.
Warner, Herman v., liaatlnca. Fa.
Strobek. John. Glansport. Pa.
Muldoon. Thomaa M., Lilly. Pa.
Micdaiskl. Alexander. Philadelphia. Fa,
JlcOor. Charles J.. Belleronte. la.
lplnsky, I'eter. Munhail. Pa.
Kurkhart, Nicholas W.. Brldnburr. Pa.
Arliecavase, Joseph. Schuylkill. Co, Fa,
I Med ! waands
Fairs. Thoa. R. W. L.t.. Philadelphia.
TWker. Horace Alv. (Sit-. Johnaonburg. Fa.
r'aber, Harry F. SL. Readme, pa.
Walsh. John. (Corp.). Philadelphia, Pa
Haucbt. Harry. (Corp.) Burzenatown. Pa.
Kirr. Fiord Eberhardt (Corp.). Money, Pi
Alwine. G. H. (Wafoner). Middletowa, Fa.
Hosier. Charles K Berwick. Pa.
Krook. Frank F.. Philadelphia.
Kiemmlnf. Joseph K- Plttston. Pa.
Plonski. Alexander. Ptttsburir. Pa.
r:uffo. Antonio. Lanesdale. Pa.
tmith. William P.. Jshlppensvllle. Fa.
Turner. William J.. Philadelphia.
Wheeler. Karl Burdett. Laneaboro. Pa,
tied of accident .
Carter. Albert B.. Greenwocl, Fa,
Itoddlck. Henry ii.. Bolivar. Pa.
Proper. Frank, be ran ton. Pa.
THed of disease
Blerka, Stanley (s'fft.), Kingston. Pa.
Ivlln. Francis J. Szt.. Pitlsburch. Pa.
Colhouer. S. R. ICPL). Castle bhannon. Pa.
)-kaJ. John ,mech ). I.yndora. fa.
oanc. John II.. Harrisburx. Pa.
. Thompson. Albert U, Philadelphia, Fa,
Mevens. Thomas U, Bicler, Fa.
McOloln. Bernard J.. Fcranton, Pa.
.McLean. Benjamin, prranton. Pa.
Ktttrry, John Z.. Blrdsboro, Pa.
Kelsch, T'ter A.. llctarvlile. Pa.
Iorery. Virgil. Myersdale. ra.
Haul. Josepb Thomas. Philadelphia, Fa.
Burke. John J., Mahoney City. Ta.
Bowser, Golden, Bethlehem. Ta.
Atkins. Eterl G.. Kiniua. Pa.
Mrphey, Omar F.. Ruseervllle. Fa.
flutter. Levi P.. Newmanetown. Pa,
Kord. William M, Kolcrofl. Pa.
Ijiv. Harold T. Philadelphia. Pa.
Holder. William C. Plcketsmlth. Pa.
Maholchlc. sllcbael W.. Chtlda, Ta.
.lllott. Tony A.. ComMlsvtlle. Pa.
Heintxleman. Le is W. Alientown. Pa.
olllns. Joseph B.. Philadelphia. Pa.
MrJuaide. Chalmer H.. Parnassus. Pa.
Eplsne. Raymond L., Ashland. Fa.
Wounded seTerely
Marion. Thomas R. (Capt . Plttston. Ta.
Brico. Ben). J. (Set.). Willlamsbur. Pa.
Jones Uirr.ll M. 1S2LI. Clearfield. Pa.
O'Neill. B. J. (Corp.). Pleasant Mount, ra.
Miiford. Kl'la Ellsworth fmecb.). Lepr, Pa.
ifensier. vmuara a., irwip, m.
irtb. Joseph F.. PottsTllle. Fa.
Podnew. Peter, IuxerB Co, Fa.
rritrii. Farrl. Ptttsburir. Fx.
recer, Ralph. Pott.town. ra.
'tirkel. Claude A., fctnklnc Spring". Fa.
MilnxUr. Andrew. Barncsboro, Pa.
Mixing la action
r uiberisnn. T. w. (Lieut.). Zwickley. Pa.
.Mtehouse. Terris I. Sinking Spring Pa.
Hnllritool. Joseph A.. Philadelphia.
Hoover. Krnest. Plttston. Pa.
Horsier, Andrew. Saco. Pa.
Arthur. Ceorco J.. Pittsburc.
Xall. John. Swords Creek. Pa.
Itroxoskr. Stanley. Sharookln. Pa.
;elselmsn. Arthur W.. Tors. Pa.
Ooetx. Kdward J.. Falrvlsw. Pa.
Horensky. John. Rankin, Pa.
Quay. Richard O.. Duquesno. Pa
):icclsrdeIlo. Michael, Philadelphia.
Saunderbock. lo C, Rochester, Fa,
Srtles. Edwin F.. Clymsr. Pa.
Hushes. Jacob. Coraopolia. Fa.
K rats vas'. Mathew. Ptttaon, Pa.
Martin. John C. Hawley. Ta.
Vurta. Joa. 6., Forest. P.
o'Toole, J. TV (Sert.. rhllsdelphla.
.xrrher, Arvlll. Nw Brighton. Pa.
am. James H. Jihsrpsbarr. Fa.
t'rtirevf. John. Philadelphia,
j-avenport. John J Phllsdelphia.
f ilms, Oscar C. Monson. Pa.
tirosa. Tercr I-opex. Pa.
Ttarmonv. turene B.. Allentowtj, ra.
3 ker. kdward. Alieithany. Pa.
flemlnt Robert D Plttsbars-.
Vedora. Joseph R.. Patton. Pa.
:reenlv. Urrr. Readme. Pa.
r-tcheny, Frank. Brownsville. Fa.
ro!koskv. James. Indiana. Pa.
Soliey, John ti. Westover. Pa.
.Tne. John P.. Plttsburr.
tcfanl. Btran F.. McDonald. Pa.
Votlska. Joseph E.. Dupont, Fa.
Sieln. John P.. Tnjquesne. ra.
Ftarr. Walter. Waterford. Fs.
.-. ... , T1 r .htirr. Pa.
Teeter. Frank B, Mount Pocc.no, Fa.
Varrall. Michael. Pittsbur. Ta.
tvery. Lynn R.. TltusTllle Fa.
SvtnMO. Arthur L,. Erie. ra.
Thompson, Georra Flmer. Cyclone. Fa,
Wilev Eugene N- Cranesville, Pa.
Vanbeeke. Ralph. Lewlstown. Pa.
Afataldl. Naxxareno. Russelltown. Fa.
Julln. Charles H.. Tittsburc.
Coodline. Peter J.. Honesdala, Pa.
Pfelfer. Frank X, PlttsburK.
l aurhlln. Howard E.. Mt. Carmel. Pa.
Cnnsitti. Pemctrle. SusQoehanna, Fa.
RHODE ISLAND.
"Bourne. Russell K. (Corn,); Greenwich. R. I
Kicks. Wilmer H.. jNarraransett x-ier, n.
leper. William H- Jr.. Riverside, R. L
lroche, Wilfrid. Warren, R. L
IMol of wounds
Carroll. John E Pawtnekat. B. X.
Died of disease
C"cenn. Walter H.. rroTldenea, R. I.
Wounded severely I
IMsx-ins. Daniel. Pawtncket, R- I.
Minaina- In action
H'ood. David U (LleuL, Pawtncket. R.
ROCTH CABOLINA.
cordon. M. A. Sct.. Clemson College. 8. C
Jefforda, Jess J. (Corp.), Columbua. S. C.
Johnson, Jsmea Greenwood. 8. C.
Fulmer. Essie A . Blythe Wood. S. C
Thompson. Marlon H.. Jordan, 8. C
Died of wonads
r-..rf,H.n RotM. (Srt.). Dais. fl. C.
Tt'anchett. Iwl K. (Cook). Walhalla, S. C
Tieketlar. Edmund, c-oiumma. ss. k..
Bagwell. Claude S.. Belton. S. C.
Mitchell. Adam. Fumter. S. C
"Wheeler. Samuel. I'rovidence. 6. C.
Vinson. Roland. Richland. S. C.
il c-Clamm. Bayton. Scranton. S. C.
Died oC accident ,
slc.iunkin, William M-. Falrforest. 8. C.
Died of disease
Williams. William G. (SgO. Tork. 8. C.'
Webb. Henry (Corp.). Townvllle. S. C.
Ballev. bolomon (cook), Enit Dover, S. C
Davidson, Earl A.. Clinton, ft. C.
Jamison. Shellfe. Jamison. F. C.
Jieslthley. Robert. Orange, 8. C.
Tlall, James. Anderson, S. C
Kow?er. Robert A.. Pumpfer. P. (".
SAGE TEA
NTO GRAY
Darkens Beautifully and Restores
Its Natural Color and
Lustre at Once.
Common ffaxden sac; Brewed nto a
licavy tea, with sulphur and alcohol
added, will turn sray. streaked and
fided hair beautifully dark, and lux
uriant. Mixln? the Sago Tea and Sul
phur reclpo at home, though, is trou
V'lesome. An easier way Is to Bet the
ready-to-D5e preparation improved by
the addition of other ingredients.
large bottle at little cost, at droit
stores, known as TVyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound." thus avoiding a
lot of muss.
While gray, faded hair Is not sinful,
re all -desire to retain our youthful
appearance and attractiveness. By
darkening your hair with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound no one can tell,
because it does it so naturally, so even
ly. Tou just dampens sponge or soft
brush with it and draw this through
your hair, taking one strand at a time;
by morning all gray hairs have disap
peared. After another application or
two your hair becomes beautifully dark,
fxlossy. soft and luxuriant and you ap
pear years younger. Wyeth's Sage and
Sulphur Compound is a delightful toilet
requisite. It is not Intended for the
cure, mitigation or prevention of dis
ease. Xir, . j
"Green. Henry. Alenaale. S. C.
Halliard. Henry. Pallera, a. t-.
Curry. Willie, Scotia. S. C.
Mason. F. P.. Greer. S. C.
Wiley, Sylvester. Starr, 8. C.
Scotc. Belton. Anderson, S. C.
Sims, Oscar T.. DallxclU 8. C.
McGraw. Carson !., Gaffney. 8. C
Cooleo, William F Des Leos. N. D.
Kill fa. James C. Patrick, S. C.
Per rut. Phillip C. Lamar, 8. C.
Whltmlre, Robe C, fipartansburg, S. C.
Johnson. Refus, Hartavllle, 8. C,
Zimmerman. Berkeley, TImmonsvlIle. S. C
Wilson, Malnea W- Blacksburg, a C.
Strom. Joseph P., Plum Branch. S. C
Smith. John B. Klnarnd. & C.
Wounded severely
Jones. Maben K.. Silver City. 8. C
Mlsalns" In action
Hyatt, ilay y.. Texlngton. 8. C
SOI TH DAKOTA. ,
Killed In artloa
Briuirman, Earl U. (Cpl.). Wltten, & D.
Knobe. Harvey Archie (CpU), Seneca, S.
Anderson. Gus, Cresbard. S. D.
Heasly Henry C, Reeheight, S. D.
Haefner. Henry. Mound City, 6. D.
Rumsey, Wllbert L, Galdhaxn. B. D.
Jackson, Carol F., Artesian, S. D.
Chrlstensen. Jacob. Hurley, 8. D.
Died of disease
Fleits. Floyd. Bloux Falla. 8. X.
Ryan. William P.. Kimball. S. D.
McManamen. Patrick H.. Michael. 8. S.
Dlermler. George, Dupree. 8. D.
Weldin. Elton W. Wbila Owl. 8. D.
Tomson. John J.. Rockbam. 8. D.
Monson. Mons B., Van Metre, s. u.
Missing in action
Anderson. Carl M.. South Brookings. S. D.
TENNESSEE.
Killed In action-
Dennis, Judson W. (Sgt.). Dorw, Tena.
Daniels, Bemle (Sgt.), Jonesboro. Tenn.
Koger, Victor II. ICpl.), carrier. Iran.
Kyle. Levere (Cpl.). Coulterville. Tenn.
Rush. Juel (Com.). Memphis. Tenn. -
Collins. Charles G. (Corp.). Lynnville. Tenn.
I.inkous. Jsa F. (Corp.). creston. Tenn.
Cain. Thomaa H.. Alton Park lent
Chanev. Elder. Halll. Tenn.
Juhnson. McKlnley E. (Mech). Englewood.
Tenn.
Alison. Josenh Paulie. Waverly. Tenn.
Duddcrar. Marshall B.. Chattanooga. Tenn,
Hart, Samuel H.. Petersburg. Tenn.
"ullerton. Vern J., Manchester. Tenn.
Eads. Walter. Cunningham, Tenn.
Daugherty. James D.. Bniclewood, Tenn.
Barbee. Pete. Portland, Tenn.
harp. Otis, Briceviiie. Tenn.
Payne. Albert C, Shouns. Tenn.
Wilson . William M.. Grassy Grove. Tenn.
Taylor. Wlllla B.. Obion. Tenn.
St. John. Benjamin F.. Sherwood. Tenn.
Presswood. Ira E-, Inoir c ity. lenn.
Ogle. Arlle H.. ievlerllle. Tenn.
U vail. Walter n Mewarx. irnn.
Vaughn. Dock T.. Crawloxa. Tenn.
IHmI of wound
Trexevant. Roy H. (Ueut.). I.erranre. Tenn.
Long. Jake F. (Eieut). Chattanooga. Tenn.
Allen. Tip M. (.Sgt.), alorristown. Tenn.
Kibble Oscar, Calhoun, Tenn.
Iy. WUIIe. Haskell. Tenn.
K Irwin, Thomas M-. isaanvine. xenn.
Died of accident
Blumbley. te, Gallatin, Tenn.
Haire. Daniel it.. Greenville. Tenn.
Kindle. Clyde D.. Dacaturvllle, Tenn.
Branch. Leslie. Nashville. Tenn.
Died of disease
Davis. Oliver Memphis, Tenn.
Konnedy. Lester I... Sardls. Tenn.
Banister. Augusta R-. Dyer, Tenn.
Crank. MulKord 1. Dyer. Tenn.
Martin, William M.. Caney Springs. Tenn,
Sands, William A.. Lonneyvllle. Tenn.
( hltaood, William. Wlnfield. Tenn.
Faolow. Charles J., Chape Hill, Tana,
Hlckerson. Thomas. Flatwoods, Tenn.
Montgomery. Claud K.. Sardis, Tenn.
Reynolds. Brownlow, Rogersvllle, Tens,
willstord. Robt, Lawrenceburg. Tenn.
len. Louia Memphis. Tenn.
I.aru. Floyd H Fountain City. Tenn.
Hyde, George. Joltan, Tenn.
ly. Prentls. Gibson, Co., Team.
WonmlcH severely
Brock. Jim. Cummtngsvlll, Tenn.
Missina- la action
Hefiey. Jsmea B. (Sgt.), Humboldt. Tenn.
ngram. Thai. (Corp.). Eastlaks. Tenn.
McMahan. Jaa. H. (Mech.). Newport, Tenn.
Gllmore. Clifton E Leosbuxg. Tenn.
McKinnle. Will E-, Med on. Term.
Hall. Norman, Cottage Grove, Tenn.
orwood. Please W.. Knox Co., Tenn.
Hcnderllte. Chester. Knoxvllle, Tenn.
TEXAS.
Killed In action
Crouch. Hutt (Lt-. Grandvlew. Texas.
ohns. George (Sgt.). Koundrock. Texas.
Williams, Fat C. (Sgt.). Ballinger. Tex.
McKadden. James R. (CpL), Godley. Texas.
urcick. John W (CpL). Rosenberg, Tex.
Freeman. Ira L.. Cooledge. Tex.
Cherry, Joseph F., Saratoga, Tex.
Roultlnghouse, Schlllle. Beaumont, Tex. v.
Downard, Hugh E., Gainesville, Tex.
Ahrena. Max. Fredericksburg, Tex.
Dunn Joe. Cleburne, Tex.
Ilanna. Kwell H.. Harrold. Tex. .
Taylor. Alfred J.. Dallas. Tex.
K (Hebrew, George W., Palestine. Tax.
Hicks. Marlon Kir by villa, Tex.
Mitchell, Lawrence I-, Gonxales, Tex.
Nelson, Nelse. Clsrendon. Texas.
Kolar, Joe. Shiner. Tex.
Wlilhlte. Mack. Hubbard. Tex.
Owen. Tom H.. McDade. Tex.
Null. Charlie. Muldoon. Tex.
Died of wounds
Deutsch. Jno. J. (Sgt.). Caldwell, Texas.
McCardy, J. C.( Wag.). Walnut Springs, Te
Summer, John B. Onalaska, Texas.
Nash. Dan E.. Edna, Tex. .
McClanahan, William F.. Riviera, Texas.- -
Died of disease
Dejermeite, E. L. (Sgt.), Commerce, Tex,
Deaver. James F., Bluffdala, Texas.
Baker. Nathan D., Medina. Texaa '
Anderson. Robert. Del Rio. Texas. .
Kirk, Jesso L., Liberty Hill. Tex.
Jackson. Albert H.. Matadoi, Texas.
Long, Elebert C, Chlco, Texas.
Coppln, Marts, Dcnison, Texaa.
Arnold. Bryan. Gleason. Texaa
Palitxa, John E.. Potb, Texas.
Martin, Homer T- Hicot. Texas.
Wash, Robert E.. Pritchett. Tex.
Sheltman, Ben L Forney. Tex.
Newton, Tull, Uvalde, Tex.
Wounded severely
Mulder, Bennie (Sgt.), Beaumont. Tex.
Price, Lewis H. (Mech.), Denton, Tex.
Whitelcy. William I. Matlnburg. Tex.
Hogan, Frank. Carlsbad, Tex.
Ballow, Robert E., Seymour, Tex.
Britton. Horace, Lubbock. Tex.
Talllson. James. Cross Plains, Tex.
Missing in action
Fox. Ruby C (Corp.). Bertram. Tex.
Parker. I.ilbern (Corp.), Greenville, Tex.
Stinson. Wright X. (Corp.), Vernon, Tex.
Swinburn, Roy (Corp.), Vernon, Tex.
Tidwell, Hugh (Corp.). Whitney, Tex.
Woods. Cecil (Corp.). McKlnney, Tex.
Davis. Franxl! P. (Corp.), Wichita Falls. Tex.
Glover. James (Bugler), Chllllcothe, Tex.
Ooulnn. Wm. J. (Bugler), Huntington, Tex.
Dunnaway. L. A. (Mech.), McKlnney, Tex.
Amman. Edward J.. Way land. Tex.
Hood. Pascal H., Munday, Tex.
Hampton. Ed E.. Stepbensville. Tex.
Gaylord. George L.. El Paso. Tex.
Ford. Jim W.. Sansom. Tex.
Burgess, Charlie. Orange, Tex.
Keller, Oscar G., KerrivlMe, Tex.
Wright, David U. Rule. Tex.
Worry, Innle. San Augustine. Tex.
Wolfe. Ellis W.. Ft. Worth. Tex.
Swindell, James A.. Greenville. Tex.
Striegler, Valentino G.. Coin City. Tex.
Sneligrove, Bedford F.. KIMsre. Tex.
Swierc, Clemens H.. Falls City. Tex.
Jones. Robert C Tahoka. Tex.
Johnson. Edward D., Cold Spring. Tex.
Newton. Dockie D.. Toakum. Tex.
Nail. James L.. Graham. Tex.
Turner, William C, Donie. Tex.
Sparks. Wm. C, Rogers, Tex. -Mahew,
Roy H.. Orange. Tex.
Malcolm. Green W Malekoff, Tex.
Lynch. James R-, Rockdsle, Tex.
Koer-ke. Willis E.. Fayettevllle. Tex.
McKevr. chsrles F.. Sulphur Springs, Tex.
Kurtx. Frank H.. Cuero. Tex,
King. Kddie. Wsco, Tex.
Simpson. Waller E.. Burnett, Tex.
rgden. Richard L Tincaster. Tex.
Msee. Don. ;ien Flora. Tex.
Hihbslor. Hugo. El Campo. Tex.
Holley. Otho. Wharton. Tex.
George. Hsden E., Fisher Btnre. Tex.
Dickinson. Thomas A.. Harrold. Tex.
Darilek. John A.. Megarget, Tex.
Carranxa. Miguel. Elradorff. Tex.
Tsvlor. Ernest tfMech.). Louise. Tex.
Schafer. F. w. (Mech.). San Antonio. Tex.
West brook. Tant R. (Corp.). Snyder, Tex.
Gray. Edward (Corp.). Dallas. Tex.
Hendricks. Mona R. (Corp ). Trinity. Tex.
Rvan. Chas. P. (Sergt.). Wichita Falls. Tex.
Turner. Ralph J.. Perrin. Tex.
nosers. Henry. Atnens. n ex.
Paulson. Dump. Spencervllle. Tex.
Oneal. Albert I. Seminole. Tex.
Hodge. Esco. Smlthfleld. TT.
Hill. Clsnde B.. Marshall. Tex.
Evins. William J.. Cottonwood. TeV
Beltram. Victoriano, San Antonio, Tx. q
Wnsht. Thomas C. Albs. Tex.
Williams John D.. Matagorda, Tx.
Wlllbanks. William D. Doans. Te.
Stewart. Calvin E.. Madisonville, Tex,
Smith. William L.. Haskell. Tex.
Sh.tnlk. Joe W Sublime. Tex.
Shsdions, John B.. Deberry, Tex.
Prowell. Calvin Tt.. Klrrln, Tx.
Meford. Willie. Tort Worth. Tex.
vtlletf in action previously- reporiev
missing)-
ErcanbracK. Raymond, Bucholta, Tex.
Wounded severely (previously reported
mlngi
reen, Horace f orp.). Cisco, Tex.
Bates. H. II.. Homer. Tex.
Wounded, undetermined (prerionsly re
ported missing
Aten. i. '., Round rock. Tex.
Brown, E. Z., Mexla, Tex.
Wounded I previously reported tnlssiag)
Fitzgerald. Benjamin, El Paso, Tea.
Short, B. F, Trenton, Tex, , . .
I TAIL
BUIIed In action
Adams. William H., Cass City, Utah.
Pitts. Peter D.. Warysvale, L'tah.
Died of disease
Isakion, Frank A., Ogden, Utah.
Missing in action
Hancock, Reuben B.. Roosevelt, Utah.
Nowers, Roland W., Beaver, Utah.
Goodwin, William J.. Beaver, Utah.
Mix. Harrv I.- Murray. Utah.
Returned to duty (previously reported
missing)
Jones, C. Lu. Eden. Utah.
VERMONT.
Killed in action
Lllllcrah. Geo. E. (Corp.). Concord. Vt.
Kemp, Mason G. (Corp.). Monkton, Vt.
Mstcalf, Harold 8. (Cpl.), Falrhaven, Vt.
Audette, Albert J., St. Johnsbury, Vt.
Gray, Mosely K., Spa, Vt.
Parker, Clyde S.. Milton, Vt.
Jennings, Leonard H.. N. Bennington, Vt.
Died of disease
Burrlngton. Lee W., West Townshend, v
Humphrey, Harry Mid vale, Vt.
Wounded severely
King, William J., Lunenburg, Vt.
Missing In action
Goss, Frank Lu. Mlddlabury, Tt.
VIRGINIA,
Killed in action
LeffeL Alvev R. (Set.). Covington. Vs.
D.
Culln. John O. (Sgt-). Charlottesville. Va.
Coleman, C. A. (Sgt.). Healing Springs,
AllamoDg. Harry E. (Corp.), Winchester,
Hillsmau. Willie W. (Corp), Rice, Va.
Evans George R. (Cpl.), Disputants, Va.
Cronk, Jessie W. (Cpl.), Toms Brook, Va.
Hunsberger, Samuel (Corp.), Midland, Va.
Suddith. John D. (Corp.). Darrentpn, Va.
Padgett. Ruben B. (Corp.). Basic City, Va.
Kostor, Louis B. (Cpl.), Richmond, va.
Barger, L. Guy. (Bugler), Buchanan, Va
Houchin, Ward W., Hosterman, W. Va.
Golden. Ceorge A.. Basic, Va.
Tedford, Frank, Norfolk, Va.
Hall, Granville. Front Royal. .Va.
Burroughs. Phillip H., Bedford, Va.
Hall, Guy I:., Fredericksburg, Va.
Grimes. William T.. Portsmouth. Va.
Edwards, Georga D.. Cbarlottevllle. V
Shradcr. Emery Chappen. Marlona Va.
Leonard, Lum, Washington Co, Va.
Jones, Champ L, Brlstow, Va.
Ingersoll, John N., Galax, Va.
Higgins, Robert M., Richmond, Va.
Yowell, George K.. Oak Park, Va.
Singleton. Georgo F Crelghton, Va,
Prince, Boughan, Danbrook, Va.
Daniel, Peter, Barrowsstore, Va."
Healy, Charles G., Churcbvlew, Va.
Seay. George B.. Natural Bridga, Va.
Kcnley, Grover O., Indiana Valley, Va.
Mitchell. OUle H.. Danville, Va.
Lucas, Floyd, Stanley, Va,
White Ilurjtn. Portsmouth. Va.
Weatherford, Corly P.. South Richmond, Va.
Wllklns. Clarence D.. Capevllle, a.
Olive. Ollic O.. Fredericksburg, Va.
Kennedy, Horace, Toms Creek, Va.
Sweeney. Charlio 1. Roanoke, a. .
Died of wounds-
Smith. Fred B. (5gt.). Ocala, Va.
Lewis, Ernest J. (Corp.). Williamsburg, Va,
Earls. Fieldin K.. CliUield. Va.
Wrcnn, Edwin i. Dlsputanta. a.
Walker. Richard. Merchant, Va.
Hagy. Hubert R-. Abingdon, Va.
Died of accident
Lemon, Christopher, Eassa Fra, Vs.
Died of disease
Allen. James. Petersburg. Va.
Jackson, Edward. Culpepper, Va,
Flood. William, Enonvllle. Va.
Stanley, Nathadlel. Tower HUL Va.
Reedy, Edgar? .Rugby, Va.
Setllff. Posy A., Dodson, Vs.
Sampson. 1.. ErwlnL Big Stono Gap. Va,
Wilson. James Alexander. Norfolk, Va,
Wounded severely
Randy, Joe S.. Stuart, Va.
Dickerson, William. Proffit. Va.
Chandler, Jesse, Big Stone. Va.
Baumgarten, Samuel, Alexandria. Va.
Mlsslnc In action
Moomaw. Clovis (Lieut.). Roanoke, Va,
Jones. John P. (Corp.), Galax. Va,
Davis. Julian K., KoanoKe. va.
Combs, William J., Council, Va.
Brown. Basil A., Lncketts, va.
Bowman. Sydney L, Tip Top, Va,
Bloxom, Estel G.. Makemlo Park, Va.
Arnold, Clarence W., Richmond, Va,
Foxwell, Clinton L., Norfolk. Va,
Dickerson, Jonah, Gladesboro, Va,
Jordan, Lewis W., Richmond, Va,
Jarvls. Willie, Buckner, Va.
Taylor. Wm. Linite. Va.
Stephens. James L.. New Ferry, Va,
Ritter. ank C., Long Spur, va.
Kelley, Mordaunt B, Covington, Va.
Keller, Oscar L.. Alexandria, va.
som, Georgo L.. CUffsvlew, la.
Harris. Luther. Lebanon. Va,
fiiehtower. ElDheus L. . Union Level. Va.
Koykendall, Clarence T.. Newport News. Va.
.lessee, Aaron w., itansonviiie, va.
Dean, Bernard F-. Stanley, Va.
Langston, It- D. (Mm.), GordonsvUIe, Va.
WEST VIRGINIA.
KUled In action
Shedd, Clyde E. (Lt-). Bluefield, W. a.
Gunther. Edward. Logan, W. Va.
Hildreth, Dewey S.. Brown, W. Va.
Cutrlght. Amon, Cxar, W. Va.
Amodla, Mike, Reynoldsvllle, W. Va.
Epperson. Edward A., Charlie Hope, Va.
Davis. William J.. Sanoma, W. Va.
Welsh. Frederick W., Homlnyfalls, W. Va.
Clay. Joseph S.. West. Va.
Smith, Harvey W., Alderson, W. Va.
Mullins. Howard C Olcott, W. Va.
Warnick, William, Fairmont, W. Va.
Hannah, Willie H., Powellton. W. Va.
Hall, Harold Lamonte. Buffalo, W. Va."
WestfalL Corellus K., Wyoma, V. Va.
Chapln, James, Chauncey. W. Va.
Ad kins, Harry, Fort Gay, W. Va.
Evans, James, Benwood, W. Va.
Nlckle. Charles L.. Hookstown, W. Va.
McMlllian. Iee. Jesse, W." Va.
Weese, Wilbur. Beverly, W. Va.
Died of wonnds '
Tunny, Richard F Wheeling, W. Vs.
Died or disease
Stinson. Ernest L. (Corp.), W. Va.
Adams, Earl L., Enterprise. W. Vs.
Davis. Louis L., Elm Grove, W. Va.
G re. n lief. Deward, Coxa Mills, W. Va.
Foster. John, Huntington, W. Va.
Ferguson. Ray, Kernes. W. Va.
Collier. Carl L.. Pliny. W. Va.
Hornlck, Ell. Bowen. W. Va.
NickcIL Edward B.. Hlnton. W. Va.
Newell, Isaac G., Wellsburg, W. Va.
Taylor. Austin S-. Buchannon, W. Va.
Reed. Walter D., Oxford, W. Va.
Miasing in action
Radabaugb. Elmer E., Masontown. W. Vs.
Kelly. Edgar J.. Elmo, W. Va.
Sculdy, William P.. Benwood, W. Vs.
McCabe, James Allen. Clarksburg, W. Vs.
Runner. William D.. Tnnnelton, W. Va.
Pyles. Alva C, Kirby. W. Va.
WISCONSIN.
Killed in action
Nelson, John B. (Lt.), Eauclalre. Wis.
Winter. Sheldon (Sgt.). Milwaukee, Wis.
Kudlacek. John J. (Cpl.), Racine, wis.
Krantx, Lewis F. (Cpl.), Racine. Wis.
Mattson. Harold. Marshfield, Wis.
Kupfahl. Walter E.. Elkhart Lake, Wis.
Eustlce, Raymond R., Rewey, Wis.
Larson. Wllmar J.. Mason, wis.
Lange. Otto, Oakfield, Wis.
Szychllnskl, Anton. Milwaukee,
Pophol. Paul. Merrill. Wis.
WHEN YOUR B OY COMES HQME
you will be gfad you gasre ihe last dollar,
you could spare to keep himat fJie front and
tokeephimhappy,well cloihed and well Fed
paid its heavy toll for doing a restricted
Business during Ae waranditpaiditgfedljr
It was a patriotic privilege. Shredded Wheaf
is .tjie stone breakfast cereal you have
always eaten-cjean,pure,wliolesome and
nutritious. Eat it with hot mfflcand a liftle
salt. Jto Sugar is Lrequired
Died of wounds
Mable, Harris E., Loyal, Wis.
Levandosky, Edward. Manitowoc, Wis,
Johnson, Cecil A., Bayfield, Wis.
Peterson August. Racine, Wis,
Died of disease .
Mueller. Ernest (Set.). Monroe. Wis.
Abraham. Lincoln (Mm ). Bloommgton.
Schnltz. Albert R. (wagoner), oanjtosn.
Anderson, Clarence (cook), Eau Claire,
Kurth, Charles, Kldgeway, wis.
Kollett, Edward. Oconto, Wis.
Smith. Charles L.. Burlington. Wis.
Schwartz. John J., Antlgo, Wis.
Schroder, John F.,xOconta Falls, Wis.
Hildebrandt, Rudolph E.. Gillette, Wis.
Zechzer, Richard W., Deerfleld, Wis.
Vincent, William. Port Atkinson, Wis.
Szcepanakl, Bernard, Milwaukee, Wis.
Wounded severe ry
Harman. Hubert Fish (Sgt.), Sparta, Wis.
Holm. Edward L. (wag.), Oconto, Wis.
Wojtklewicz, Leo. Wausau, Wis.
Lindsay, Harry Francis, Superior, Wis.
Plain, Frank, Oconto Falls, Wis.
Dekennen, August E.. Greenwood. Wis.
Miiwina In action-
Hammer. -Myron. Fond Du Lac, Wis.
Walsh, George W., Gillette, Wis.
Schwart. Elroy F., Morrill. Wis.
Griebenow, Ferdinand. Milwaukee.
Carter, William D., Marinette, Wis.
WYOMING. .
Killed In action
Potter, John, Rock Springs, Wyo.
Died of disease
Phlppa, John. Knight. Wyo.
Reilly. John P., Custer, Wis.
Missing in action
Perkins. Beryl L. Otto. Wyo.
Stewart. Byard, Loveli, Wyo.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Killed in action
Va.
Va.
Sonneman, Norman H., Washington, D. O.
Died or wounds
Knudtson. C. A. (Lt.), Washington, D. C.
Died of disease
Hooten, Leroy, Washington, D. C.
Wounded severely-
Alien John, Washington, D. C.
Missing in action
Vaughan, James W., Washington, D. C.
FOREIGN.
Killed In action
Agnew. John (Sgt.). Belfast. Ireland. "
Watson. I. W. Watsod (Corp.), Glasgow,
Scotland.
Ames. Patrick (CpL). Roscommon, Ireland.
La be lie, Eugene (Corp.), Montreal. Quebec
Kowal. Paul (Corp.). Chernigov, Russia.
Rifflert, Uermai (Cook), Antwerp, Belgium.
Capponi, Petro, Sillano, Italy.
Swanson, Charles, Bleking, Sweden.
Monacco, Paola, Italy.
Marchegionl, Flore, Italy.
Lyden, Alex. Paris.
Lombardo. Domlnick. Italy.
Larosa, Francisco, Italy.
Johnson, Torsten W., Sweden.
Jeloucan, Max, Austria.
Solova. Nicola. Italy.
Brody. Nathan. Kremenetx. Rnssla.
Deponl, Louis. Prov. Dl Caserta, Italy.
Cardiff. Stuart B., Knowle, Bristol. Eng.
Kastanlas, Gust, Greece.
Morretti, Santi, Rome, Italy.
Divlesti, Pasquale, Carpino Foggla, Italy.
Cannizarro, Angelo, P. Gergenti, Italy.
Caplo. Stanley, Russian Poland.
Brenner, Asher, Haslough. Russia.
Pohlman, Carl F., Faulkner, Man., Can.
Nabocik, John. Port Williams, Ont., Can.
Scatone, Angelo, Conversano. Italy.
Morris. Pat, London. England.
Kuchlnskl, Harry, Rugachcw. Russia,
Sorbye. Oscar L.. Christiaula, Norway.
La men, Lars, Ostegarde Thlsted, Denmark.
Died of wounds-
Shea, Timothy, Castletown. Ireland.
Decona, Anthonlo. Vesto, Italy.
Died or disease
Kdwards, Robert R., Pulaski, N". W.
Irish, George L., Ontario. Canada,
Foster, William J. (Sgt.), Montreal, Canada.
Sereno. Vincent, Corlno. Italy.
Mell. Enrico. Prov. Picenza Sarmato, Italy.
Jordajio, Charles, Palermo. Italy.
Carrizzo. Joseph. Provincla Caserta, Italy.
Canu, Sam. Lsini Sassan. Italy.
Addante. Vinccnzo, Trlgglan, Italy.
Reinholds. Herman. Djuramola, Sweden,
Wounded severely
Wlodawa. Powiat. Poland.
Glofka. Waldo. Poland.
Alissina in action
Gazzala. Geaicomo. Vento. Italy.
Malenke, Elean, Kleve, Russia.
Makrlylanis, Harry, Negara. Greece.
Holleran. J. J, Clifton, Ireland.
("ovellora. Salvatore, Italy.
Dominuco, Vincenzo, Monte IVOro, Itsry.
nellnanos. Vaasllios. Macedonia. Greece.
Ziolla, George, Prov, Del Benl Vento, Italy.
NO ADDRESS.
KTHed in action
Kos, Joseph, no emergency address given.
Died of wounds
Kelley. Julius, No emergency address given.
Henderson, Harry w.
UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, Eugene,
Nov. 26. (Special.) Word was received
on the campus today of the deatn in
France of Turner Neil, of Portland, ex
member of the class of 1918 at the TJni
versity of Oregon. Death was due to
pneumonia. Neil went across with the
ambulance unit from Camp Lewis the
first of the year. He leaves hismottier.
Mrs. George Roberts Neil, of Portland,
and his sister, Marian Neil Glger, a
graduate of the University in the class
of 1918.
STUDENTS GET UNIFORMS
Train-Ins Corps at Eugene Kcccives
First Government Pay.
UNIVERSITY OP OREGON, Eugene,
Nov. 26. (Special.) A great day for
the men of the Students' Army Train
ing Corp3 was yesterday. They were
so happy they could scarcely contain
their joy. For to be paid and to have
a new uniform, or even part of one, all
in one day is considered almost too
good to be true.
Men of both companies lined up to
receive the first money the Government
has given them since they' enrolled in
the S. A. T. C. They were paid J16.50
for the time from October 14 to 31. The
date of formal induction for nearly all
the men was October 14, but practically
all of them were at the university Octo
ber 1 and started their Induction at
that time.
MOTOR TRUCK USE URGED
Fred A. Rasch Delivers Address t
Cottage Grove Club.
fTOTTAfJi:; GROVR Or Nov. SR.
(Special.) -1?Ians which evidently look
towards the utilization of the tremen
dous motor transport facilities that
will be released by the ending of the
war were discussed before the Com
mercial Club Saturday evening by
Shredded Wheal
Wis.
wis.
Wis.
The one-price
store where
your credit
is good
Fred A. Rasch, chairman of district No.
1 of the highways transport committee
of the Council of National Defense. The
objects towaids which this committee
is working, according to the statements
of Mr. Rasch. are the co-ordination of
rail, water and highway transporta
tion to the end that short hauling will
be by motor and the farms will be
brought within a few minutes of the
cities, thus building up local cities and
a greater Portland port.
FLU SITUATION IMPROVES
Klamath Falls- Ban May Bo Lifted
Next Week.
KLAMATH FALLS, Or, Nov. 26.
(Special.) Although no definite date
was fixed for lifting the Spanish in
fluenza ban on Klamath Falls, Mayor
C. B. Crisler indicated today that if
conditions continued to improve as was
expected, this move would be made
some time early next week.
This would not include the opening
of the schools for which no opening
date has been suggested by the au
thorities, but would permit the opera
tion of the moving-picture theaters.
poolrooms and allow public gatherings
to assemble.
The Mayor believes the move will
be made not' later than next Thursday
and possibly by Tuesday or Wednes
day.
Tnrkeys Sell at 45 Cents.
VANCOUVER, Wash., Nov. 26. (Spe
cial.) Turkeys are quoted at 45 cents
a pound and are finding many takers.
The birds are corn fed, fat and extra
choice. That there will be a big sale
is a foregone conclusion.
Four-Day Furloughs Granted.
UNIVERSITY OF OREGON, Eugene,
Nov. 26. (Special.) Four-day fur
loughs will be granted men of the S. A.
(Courtesy ShanedJlng's Clothing" Store Centralis, Wash
NO.-DINN
in all history can compare to the banquet to which
Triumphant Democracy will sit down this Thanks
giving Day. Imported Turkey, "Hun"-garian Gou- '
lash, Vienna Rolls and Potsdam Piel Uml Um!
What a feast of "Unconditional Surrender."
Smack your lips! There surely will be some Big Peace
Eats. John Bull's special poultry chef, General Allenby,
picked the Turkey, and has that fat fine bird cooked in Hu
manity's kitchen to a nice brown turn, all ready to come on
the table in Democracy's banquet hall, which has just been
swept clean of Kaiser and kin, under the direction of the
French master of ceremonies, General Foch.
Our own Doughboys have sure given the dough of which those
Berlin Biscuits and Potsdam Pies were baked, in General Pershing's
American oven, a good thorough kneading, so you need fear no in
digestion there. Everything that's coming on that Big Peace table '
has been made safe for Democracy.
In your own home, at your own table, may you enjoy your Thanks
giving Dinner. The Eastern cannot furnish you the Turkey, but it
can furnish you the dressing your dressing. Good Clothing, good
hats, good shoes, good furnishings for men everything stylish and
good in clothing for women and misses you'll get at the
T. C, beginning Thanksgiving day.
They will report for duty Monday morn
ing, December 2. Colonel Bowen's first
ruling was that only Thanksgiving day
could be allowed the men. for vacation.
The women of the university, by the
ruling of the faculty, will have vaca
tion from Thursday until Monday morn
ing. All classes will meet Wednesday
afternoon.
Red Cross Moves Quarters.
VANCOUVER. "Wash.. Nov. 6. (Spe
cial.) The Red Cross rooms in
First Congregational Church, at Four
teenth and Main streets, used for mak
ing surgical dressings, will be released,
?aI1 S6? x?,f ...SL JLk?'s .EPlscpal possible after a liberal
Church at Ninth and C streets. I r
Fight to Win!
The Nation' demands strong
men strong women and robust
children. Wisdom suggests that
every proper means of safeguard
ing the vital torces and building
up of resistance, be utilized.
SCOTTS
EMULSION
affords definite help to those who
are "fighting to win" against
the inroads of weakness.
$GOtt9m9 abundant in tonic
nutrient properties,, builds up
the body by Nature's methods.
Scott&BomcBlaomfield.N.J. 18-14
To Have Wavy Hair
Like Nature's Own
Here's & brand new recjpe. of unques
tioned merit, that I advise you to make
note of, unless you are one of the few
posaesra of naturally wavy hair. It's
very simple, for all you need do is to ap- ;
ply a little liquid silmcrine at night-
with a clean tooth brush and in the morn-
inff you will find this baa dried in the
sweetest curls and waves imaginable. They
will be just like Nature's own, having no
resemblance to the effect produced by a hot
iron, which is so obviously artificial.
The application is really beneficial to the
hair and gives lt that lively lustre go much
desired. As it is so easy to obtain a few
ounces of the liquid silmerine from, your j
druggist sufficient to keep the hair curly I
for many weeks there's no reason now for I
patting up with either that straight con- I
trary hair or with the curling Iron nuisance
. Marie Demarest In Pilgrim Magazine Adv.
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ANALGESIQUE
BENGUE
originated by Dr. Jules
Bengue of Paris.
This famous French
preparation has been
highly recommended for
twenty-five years by doc
tors, both here and abroad,
for its soothing, healing
and refreshing qualities.
Be sure you get the orig
inal, which can be had at
most drug stores, in spite
of war conditions.
Get a tube today.
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Your Pain .
Can Be Relieved!
When Tongue
Is Coated Drink
Celery King
Talce It for yourself and give It to th
children, for It's a purely vegetable laxa
tive tea that acts promptly on the bowels
and never causes the least distress.
It puts you right over night and when
you catch cold and become feverish you
mustn't fail to drink a cupful hot before
going to bed.
For sick headache, biliousness, dizziness,
disordered stomach and sluggish liver there,
is nothing that will do the work so well.
Every druggist has it. A generous package
costs only a few cents. Adv.
Gil 106.2