THE 3I0RXIXG OREGOXIAN, MONDAY, DECE3IBEK O, 1918, 11 PRESIDENT ASKS ALL : JO JOIN RED CROSS Proclamation Prepared Before Chief Executive Sailed. HUMANITY IN NEED OF AID Americans Called Cpon to ProTC to World Thai Nation's Indif ference I Cone. WASHINGTON. Iec. I. President Vilson. In m proclamation mad publlo today, calls en every American to Join tha American Red Crosa ourinr Christ mas rollcall week. December It to C2, "and thus aend forth to the whole human family tbe Christmaa greeting - fur which It waits and for which It lands In rreatest need." The procla mation, prepared before the President departed for Kurope. follows: "To the American people -One year ago 22.OU0.000 Americans, by enrolling as members of she Jied Cross at Christmas time, sent to the men who were fighting our battles overseas a stimulating message of cheer and good will. They made I clear that our people were of thei own Xree choice united with their Gov ernment in tbe determination not onl to wage war with the Instrumenta of destruction, but also by every means in their power to repair the ravages of the invader and sustain ana renew tbe spirit of the Army and of the homes which they represented. "The friends of the American Red Cross In Italy, Belgium and France have told and will tell again the story of how the Red Cross workers restored morale In the hospitals. In the camps and at tbe cantonments, and we ough to be very proud that we have been permitted to be of service to those whose sufferings and wnoae glory are the heritage of humanity. Now. by God'a grace, the Red Crbss Christmas message of 1918 is to be a messsge of peace, aa well as message of good wlIL But peace doea not mean that we can fold our hands. It means further sacrifice. We must prove con clusively to an attentive world that America Is permanently aroused to the needs of the new era, our old indiffer ence cone forever. -The exact nature of the future serv ice of the Red Cross will depend upon the Droirramme of the associated gov ernments. but there is Immediate need today for every heartening word and for every helpful service. We must not forget that our soldiers and our sailors are still under orders ana sun " duties to perform of the highest con ..mnr. and that the Red Cross Christ mas membership means a great deal to them. The people of the saddened land, moreover, returning nome louaj where there are no homes, must have the assurance that the hearts of our people are with them In trie oam ana doubtful days ahead. Let us, so far as we can. help them back to faith to mercv and In future Happiness. -As president of the Red Cross, con scious in this great hour of the value of such a message from the American people. I should be glad II every Ameri can would Join the Red Cross for 1!19. nrf thus aend forth to the whole human f.mil the Christmas greeting for which It waits and for which it stands In greatest need. isignedl "WOODKOW WILSON." 1IHTERMIER MAKES DENIAL EARNEST PROTEST AGAINST MISREPRESENTATION' ENTERED licntion of Name In Connection With German Propaganda Is Hot- ly Itescntcd. NEW TORK. Dec S. Samuel Unter Tnyer. who is mentioned by A. Bruce Bielaski. of the Department of Justice. In testimony before the Senate commit tee Investigating Herman propaganda in this country, sent a telegram to night to Senator Overman, chairman of the committee, saying he would be In Washington Tuesday and asking per mission to appear aa a witness then or at a later date, or be permitted to submit a statement for the committee record. -I request that meantime," the mes sage aaid. "there be noted my respect ful protest against the use of your records aa a medium for publicly pil lorying and misrepresenting loyal and public-spirited eitisens for having In ISIS joined a movement Dy.tne autnori ties for furnishing milk to starving German babies." "I did not know of the circum stances." the telegram continued, "but It now appears that in 11 Mrs. L'nter mjer committed tile heinous crime of not only permitting but of actually abetting a meeting at her home to devise ways and means of urging upon our Stale and Tontofflce departments that they secure the consent of Great Bri tain to the lifting of its blockade in sofar as to permit dried milk to be sent to the starving babies or Germany." SOLDIER BADLY BEATEN June Scott Held by Officers for Fed eral Investigation. June Scott, an 18-year-old girl, was arrested last night In the Laurel Hotel, Second and Yamhill strets, and held for Investigation. N. L. Kane, a soldier. whom the police declare was badly beaten, was turned over to the Military rollce. Jobn S. Wilson, who the police say was In the room at the time the soldier was mauled, was taken into custody later at faixth and Washington streets nd held for Government Investigation. The police say a white-slave charge may be filed. The officers reported that a girl and a man. who gave his name as Kdward Sims, registered at the hotel from Rose- burg, Or. She told the officers, they say. that her companion escaped be fore the arrival of the police, after the soldier had been struck over tbe head. The officers brought to the station some alleged dope which they say the pair tried to Induce the soldier to drink. The soldier received treatment at the emergency hospital. Doll Sale Opens Tuesday. A sale of dressed dells will be held by the Portland women of the Ameri can Committee for Devastated Prance at Meier ec Prank's store, near the Alder-street entrance. Tuesday. Wednes day and Thursday. The proceeds will be turned Into the American fund for Prench refugee work. The dolls are American made, with some Importa tions from Prance. All have been beau, ti fully dressed by the Portland women. Mrs. J. D. Parrel). Mrs. W. B. Mackay and Mrs. K- 1L MoColllster will have charge of the eale. Read Tbe Oregonian classified ads. OFFICIAL CASUALTY LIST (Continued from Pace 10.) Hlnni. Stewart (Cpl.). Linden. Tens. Iron. Paul 3ct-. Chattanoosa, Teas. Farmer. William E., fcprlngfislJ. Tana. Blackburn, Waldnn K., Bellbuekl. Team. Usee. Turner. Chattanooga, Teas. Tata, Thomas P.. Oeoee. Ta. Marler. Allen If.. lay ton. Teas. Chaanay. Hear" T. KnoxvlUe. Teas. Pharp. John T-. LaXoltatta. Tenn. Rutland. Aubrar, Fort Henry. Team, Dunn, Willlaia K.. Knorvtlle, Tana. Atkins, Carter, Indian .Mound. Tina, Kiarnes. K. M., Kmtervllla. Tens. Cor, Carlos. Byrcatown. Tenn. Smith, leather A Morrlatown. Tenn. ShackleXnrd, Brant I., burhaaon. Team, Martin. Krad, FayattravUle. Tenn. Uodfrev. Aubrey I'., Memphis. Toss, Hale. Undaey C. Crump. Tenn. , (Irlffin. Kaymond 8.. Fostelle. Tenn. Brewinston. Herman. Anderson. Teas. Baltimore. W. T . Manchester, Tenn. Wanton, W. J., Tharpe. Tenn. llama, B. W., Hohenwal Teas Sexton. B. K. Cortland, Tens. I'rlre. J. II., Rdwlu. Tenn. Deatherase. P. T.. Cro. villa. Tenn. Wolf-nbrraer. Rupert, Marnard villa. Tea. Straws, Earl C. Adamsvllla. Tenn, Yeary. Jacob C. Harroeata. Tenn. Bledsoe. Rlrhard. 8urseonavllla. Tens, Oaks. Toaale G.. Hhell Creek. Tana. Mllllsaa. John, Burlington. Tenn, Johnson, Robert . Springfield. Tea a. Croaton. Edward, Mulberry. Tens, Crocker. Jobn T, Cbraphtl. Tana. Wilson, Sol, Carter. Tens. Vance. John, tiisnal Mountain, Tana. Owens, u. D Whita Pine. Tenn. West. Slllas. Oneida, Tenn. Knapper, Craest C. Belvldere, Tens. TEXAS. Killed hi Art eon Bell. Uuseae -'. LC). Wice, Tax. Rutta. Owen B. (Sat.). Adamsvllle. Tax. Barr. Clarence W. tSsl). Aqullla. Tex. Lancaster. Daniel E. CpL). Lylle. Tex. Wrav, Pleasant L. CCpl.). Grandvlew, Tex. Rooks. John W.. (Cpl.). Paris. Tex. Vowler. Charles C. (CdL). Kemp, Tax. Pranum. Krtia S. (Cpl.). Wlnnesboro, Tex. Aldrrete. Leopolds. Carnitine. Texas. Bearden, John Arthur, Allron. Texas. Bourne. William A.. Merkle. Texas. Keuibers. Otao. Las-range. Texas. Arnold. Cyras !.. Ireland. Texas. Chance. Clyde, Center. Texas. Lackey, ttobert U. Ovale, Texas. Ortexon. Jose. San Antonio. Texas. Canst her. Deuflas. Hunts-villa. Texas. Wlilouxbby, R. K, Dallas. Tex. allsalsc art low Ftarace, Charles Cpl.. Brackartrllla, Texas. Walsh, M. j. (Cpl.). Fort wort a. xexaa. Kowler, Huxb, Knnia, Texas. Kelley. J. A, Wylle. Texas. Blexom. Rufus B, Corpus Christ!. Telia 1'uuslass. a. R.. Marietta, Texas. Itowney. Jeaaa, May Pearl, Texas. Benton. Kiley. Manning;. Tex. Pond. I. R. a. A.. Craft. Tex. Bchole. D. II.. Dallas. Tex. Horn, J. L., Magnolia Springs, Tax. Died ef wound Armstrong. N. B. ILL). Center. Tex. Moore, Shelton (Set-). Sweet Home, Tex. Brown. Griffin E. (SsL), Granger, Tex. Hoilbaueh. Burton G Joshua, Tex. I'lbrlch. Gua A.. Taylor. Tex. Moreley. Russell. Walnut Springs. Tex. Caldwell. Luther P Thalia. Tax. rielda, William IU, Butharland. Tex. Died In airplane accident Faulk. William, Brownsville, Tax. Died of disease Warnell. Henry. Graybura;. exas. Blascbke. William John, wansg. Tax. Daniel. Young F., Murray, Tex. tchur, Paul. Vernon. Tex. Oliver. James. Uhlro, Tex. Lawrence, Buriis A.. Lurmn. -rex. Hohlaus. Lawrence M , Higgins, lex. Petersn. Hugh K., Crew, Tax. lirown. Willie M . Yoakum. Tex. Green, BUI. Jacksboro, Tex. Leach. William. Speedwell, Tex. Devlne. Thomas J. LL). Ban Aateaie. Tax. Klrkpatrlck. Kufus r . (bgt. ). ADiiene. Tex, Kreeie. James 8. (filt.l. Wlllspolnt. Tex, Fowler, Carl U (Sgt.). McGregor. Tax. Dunawar. Alva R. (tfgt.l. Llano, Tex. I'aveaec, Claude K., Besnay. Tex. Bates, Lloya. Texarkaoa, Tex. Latimer, Joe T.. Clarksvllle. Tex. fhlrley, Charles A,. Goodtlch, Tex. Evsns. Robert J.. Ooldwalta, Tex. Ladd. Cussle I, ratlonvuia. Tea. Uostick. Nugent R-. Marahall, Tex. Bishop. George B., Vivian, Tex. Frsnx. Lee II.. Paige. Tex. Burton. Ru'us A.. Merkel. Tex. Met'acklll. Lroest M.. Hachhelm, Tex. t-harp, Marvin C. Huckay. Tex. Wren. William H.. Honey Grove. Tsx. Wood lei. Kdgar II.. Kreeport. Tex. Jordan. Cisy, Carthage. Texaa Tantraore. Carl. Alvarado. Texaa Herklotx. Charlea. Coleman. Texas. Parkor. Arthur. Goldthwalte, Texas. Phillips, R. L.. Ienlson, Texas. Bowen. F. M.. Wlnconi. Texas. Taylor. Arrhlloua C. Bonham, Tax. nurgeon, Henry O. R., Marietta, Tex. Mitchell. John w Dallas, Tax. Carroll. Arthur S., Wlllspolnt. Tex. McClaln. John II.. Grandvlew, Tex. bambers, Ben. Cedar Hill. Tex. hermsn. Ernest L. Maydell, Tex. Boxard. Chaa F., Clarendon, Tex. Vryp. John G.. Abilene, lex. SDeara. Rex. W.. Alvin. Tex. Foster, PIUHP, Weatherford, Tex. Ntx. John It.. Marlla, Tex. Pislngcr. Michael G.. Corpus cnrlsue, tsx. Beard. James A.. Broaddus. Tex. Beine, Wesley A., Leavenworth. Tex. arney. Clarence B.. cnuton. Tex. Gibson, Ramus M.. Flint. Tex. Martin, LrfUl -je.npie. i c. Marks, Clifford C, Voth, Tex. PortJi-, Martin L, Carthage, Tex. Itlark. W. G.. Drtrtwoou. Tex. Hlanken.ihlp. A. ti. Timpson, Tex. ablonski. Tone. Kyle, Tex. Bailey. W. L-. Athens, Tex. ones. Jeeae rJ., ri. wonn, Texaa. Hwalls. Thomas J., Han HM. lexas. Webb. James Overton. Texas. Martinez. Felipe, Bracaettvme. i exas. Penn. Sidney C Cedar Hill. Texas. Bolls. William II., lianas, Texas. Herklotx, Albert. Coleman. Tex. Hlpoleta, Jaao. Candllsb, Tex. Johnson. James F.. rlt. Austin. Tex. Tarn, Frank J., Torktown. Tex. Thompson. Oeorre W.. Wlnnsboro, Tex. Jones, John J.. Brownwood, Tex. nilfy, J. T.. Astell. Tex. Rude. Joseph. Dallas. Tex. Peters, K. B-. Houston. Tex. it An. Missing In artloa Alsop. J. I. Cpl.), Sandy. Utah. Cole. Virgil. Halt Lake City. Utah. lil agon, Constantine, Salt Lake, Utah. rt4 at wound" lloett, Amos. Vernal, Utah, Iied of disease Hunt. Thomas, Munroe, Utah. Weandes aeeeeelr Fish. Lynwood L. tCpl.), Newton. Utah. Brand. George Adamson. Sandy, Utah. Sorenson, H. M.. Salt ljke City. Ulan, Johnson. Kdwin. Benjamin. Utah. Belllston. Alva R. Nephl. Utah. Anderson. V. B., Murray City. Utah. Mendel, Fred A . bait Lake City. Utah. Dansle. Robert B.. Rlvertoo. Utah. Winters, M'ton, Hoytaville, Utah. VERMONT, Killed In action Fredelte. W. J., West Rutland, VU Died of wounds Prime. Dean W.. Bristol, VL Died r disesuis Tucker. Ernest C, West Pawlet, M. Springer, Isaac North Hartland, VL 1 aiiml-,1 evareiv- Tearhout, Wm. T. ILL), Kssex June VL Iidd. George D. (r!gt.. St. Johnxbury, Vt, DeBona, James, Northfleld. Vt, Priest, Fred L-, Waterford, Vt. Drown, tl. K., Montpeller, VL Bottaro, John, Barry, VL Zexa, Stanley. Denver. VL Krlschker, Frank J.. Burlingtoa, Vt TetL Allen, Burlington. VL Nourse, JvenneUi, Rutland, VL VIRGIN Li. skilled In art lei Turner. Samuel il (Sgt.). Falls Mills, Va. O'Connell. Walter 11. (CpL). Petersburg, Va Perrow, Robert L. Cpl. , Ruatburg, Va. Wood, Russell H-. Broadway, Va. Luck ham. John J . Downing. Va, Brooke. Leo ii . Norfolk, Va. Kates, J. W., Charlottsville, Va. Perkups. C. L-, lllchmond, Va. Buchanan. L. A., Doswell, Va. Rudy. G. IS.. Spring Valley, Va. Mlsalng ia action Bouling, Charles, Charlottsville, Va. ied of sveuads fUyler, pierce S., Nlckelsvllle, Va. Fletcher Brnest A.. Nlckelsvllle, Vs. Died of accident Moss. Watkiua A. (CpL), Saxa, Va. tiled of disease Gregga. Wllham. Dry Fork. Va. Bohannon. v alter V. Richmond. Va, rratrcsa, Charles E.. Cascade. Vs. Nlckena John B.. Lancaster, Vs. Knelt. Fred. Walftown. Va. Dew, Alner B,, Iron Gate, Vs. V onaded aeverel Peaaexy. Carter A. (Sgt.). Richmond. Va sts. Raymond H. (Sgt.). Witbvllle, Va. .Meadows. C. F. (Sgt ). Clifton Forge, Vs. Metis. Charles R. (Pgt ). Roanoke, Vs. Tait. George V, Fairfax. Va. Helskell. Frank I'., Compton. Va. West. William. Richmond. Va. Moore, Georga H., Petersburg, Va. Jenkins, W. I., Pecahontaa, Va, Cooper, Nealy VL, Lovettaville. Va. Brady, William, Hampton, Vs. Pllipatrlek. George VIncenL Norfolk. Va Craddock, Graver Henry. Khittlee Depot, Vs. uianaenoacaer, vv. ii., oeveo aula ore. Va. Kigby. Howard. Atklna. Va. Car. -oil. Harry C., Workfield, Va, Pllkenton, Bamaal, Wilder, Va. Palmore, Garland V'., Treaheld. Ta aiaxweii. Alma 8., Fampiin, va. Rill. Charles, Whlteville. Va. Caasell. Bamuel. Nlckel.-Tllle, Va. Brinkley, William M., Richmond, Vs. Boyd. John H., Vlrvilin. Va. Cunningham, Leslie, Creaton. Va. Sutton. R. A.. Alexandria, Va, Rosa. R. C, Grant. Va. Henderson. A. O.. Troutville, Va. Hart, R. W.. Graham. Va Marahali. Leady K-. Dunxansoa. Va. Wlmmer, Arthur, Falls Mill. Vs. Slid ham, Clarence V., Norton, Va. ' Mccormick. Olln M., Hlk Creek, Va, Hopkins. Maxwell, Petersburg, Va. Home, Albert W.. Mmitbfleld, Va. Franklin. Mercer W.. Fredericksburg, Vs. Crump, ftussell P., Holdcroft, Va, Wright, Robert W.. Comers Rock, Va, Mnntleth, Samuel. Fredericks, Va. Trader, O. J., Haekaneck. Va. Roach. Raymond, Richmond, Vs. PraggastiK, J. K., Brighani. Vs. Lsy, C. M., Nlckelsvllle. Va, WEST VIRGINIA. Killed In settee ' Thompson. Fred R, CpD, Dunbar. W. a. MoMlillon. Asa L, K.ty. W. Va, Liveaay. Earl, Frankford, W. Va. belvey, Q. D.. Divide, W. Vs. Burke, A. L., Montana Mines. W. Vs. Kaaser. J. C, Parkersburg, W. Va. Mlsalag la action Woods, R. A.. Jennings. tV. Va, Galliano, Antonio. MeComas. W. Va, Blklns, W. R.. Willlamimn. W. Va. Cartright, C. IS., Monningten. W, Vs. Dial, Anson, Martha. W. Va. Baker, Garrett, Rawl, W. Va. Dlawl mf wonada Johnson. Charlie Cpt., Whites Creek. W. Vs. Gum D. Rasa .. Sincerity. W. Va. Shamblln. Wm.. Haywood. W. Va. Brown. Earl Willis. Thornton, w. va. Died of disease- Link. William H. Sgt.). Dufflelds, W. Va. Lavender. Roy. St. Albans, W. Va. Mats, George if., roburn, w. va. French. Mick. Alpena. W. Va. Wounded Cox. Athol H. tLD. Wythevllle, W. Va.v Fahay, Wm. T. Sgt.). Grafton. W. Va. Kettannan. Randall G., h-lklna. w. v a. Thomas. David A.. Manington. W. Va. Shuck. Edgar N., Plttman, . W. Va. Dix. Rueaell B., Modesttown. W. Va. HaJl. Harry F., WendeL W. Va. Meadows. Joe. Lego. W. Vs. Doyle, al.. Parkersburg. W. Vs. Cole, Roy M., Terryaller. w. Vs. Welsner. Floyd Henry. Clarksburg. W. Ve, Walters. Cyril S., Gary. W. Va. Poling. Fred. Bellngton. W. Va. Maynor, Wllbert. Maynor. W. Va. Bitner, Raleigh W., Rldgeway, W. Ve. Scalise, Salvatore, Williamson, W. Va. Tsung, Joseph W., West Columbia, W. Va. May. Mason Mofflt. Watoga, W. Va. Welgle. Dorr H, Elizabeth. W. Va. Mitchell. Ray. Bluefield. W. Vs. Cook. Elbert R., Amma, W. Va. Chapman. Major A.. Boyd. W. Vs. Terry, Nathaniel, Hardy, W. Va. West, Robert. Granuvtlle, W. Va. Swann, C. C, Barboursvllle, W. Vs. WISCOXSIX. Killed In action WrighL Elmer V. (Cpl.), Whitewater. Wis. Aho. Erlck J. CpL), Iron BelL Wis. Suding. Joseph A., Clayton. Wis. Lauersdorf, Fred C Glllett, Win. Bund, Wilhelm F.. Friendship. Wis. Beyer. Andrew. 'Milwaukee, Wis. Bearhart, Henry. Hertel, Wis. Bates. H. P... Darlington, Wis. Inralls. Thomas. ElmhursL Wis. Leslie, F. C, Oconomowoc, Wis. lltsslnr la action Rchultx. J. H., Salm. Wis. Rose, H. M.. Wausau. Wis. IhlenfeldL P. F.. Kewanne. Wis. Brooks, G. W., For.st Junction, wis. Byers, R, F., Oxford, Wis. PinraueL Frank. Green Bay, Wis. Gannon, T. tl, Greenleaf, Wis. Fisher, Charles, Seymour, Wis. f)lf nf wonllth-. Knaaek. A. W. E. (Sgt.). Milwaukee, Wla. Schlelx, Henry Cpl.). Fenwood, Wis. Podlaslnikl. Frank. Milwaukee, wis. D'ed of disease Dann, George Beloit, Wis. Bevar, George N.. Osseo, wis. BollnL Joseph. Richland Center, Wis. Bedermann, Antonio F.. Milwaukee. Wis. Adams. Frank, Jr., Stevenspoint, Wis. Sixer. Daniel S.. Sprlngbrook, Wis. Snward, Richard G., Netawosa, is. Sprosty, Wenele J., Eastman, Wla Romme. Thomas O., Eau Claire, Wla Woanded severely Pelton, Harold P. (Capt ), Janesvllle, Wla Koth. Frank (Cpl.). Milwaukee, Wla . Rnelmr. Richard tCrjl ). Berlin. Wla Wilke, Edward A. (Cpl.), Milwaukee, Wis. -J Kleppe, Adoipn, superior, wis. Kort. William. Miawano, wis. Remlker, Frank W., Milwaukee, Wla Gray. Clarence W.. Milwaukee. Wis. Kuehneman, Alfonso W., Watertown, Wis. Lunde. Ira, Stoughton, Wis. Wood beck. A. F, Cable, Wis. Sohlellng. E. A., Horicon, Wla Vandenboom. Anton. Kimherly. Wis. Gruber, Joseph, Marehfield. Wis. Mils, Ignacy. Milwaukee, Wis. Metsner, Julius Herman. Shawabe, Wis. Jakubowskl, Jobn, Milwaukee. Wis. Heldt. John A., Palmyra, Wis. Frledland. Samuel, Madison, Wla Carley. Dennis J.. Junea, Wla Butler. A- L.. Greaham. Wis. Johnson. T. K.. Superior. Wis. Frohmander. Edwin C, Port Atkrnsoa. Wis. Zaatrov, Walter. Milwaukee, Wis. DavlKnn, Wallace B.. Turtle Lake. Wis. Mucoid. Edward J.. Milwaukee. Wis. tv-Alelechowskl. Roman. Milwaukee. Wis. Stronach, Wilbur W, Watsons Forest, Wis. Faulkner. Ie o.. Blue River, vv is. . Henke, Arthur II.. Milwaukee. Grauden. Paul P.. Gaston. Wis. Gaamann. Reuben A., North Milwaukee. Mayer. John E., Moslnce. Wis. Wlscow, Henry W., Milwaukee. Silas. Wilson. West Depue. Wis. Washatko, John, Almond. Wla Walsh. J. K.. Whitewater, Will Mlchettl. Antonio, Kenosha, Wis. Laabs. W. F.. Milwaukee. Wis. WYOMING. A vmd In aftloBV Jensen, Hans W. (Sgt). Saratoga, Wye. Russell, Verney, Morgan, vvyo. R. billet. I-ouls G.. Hartvllle. Wyo. Draney, H. T., Auburn, Wyo. Wounded Severely Yaung, Edward G. Otlo. Wyo. Graham. Cleo a:., bmootn, wyo. Rinnmfiead. Sydney J, Evansion. wye. Wattera. Merland E., Lovell, Wyo. Haglund. Nels G., Kswnns. wyo. n.ui, vdward C. Reliance. Wyo. Ysdiuak. John A.. Rock Springs. Wyo. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. , Killed In action - Spengler, Henry C. (Lt). Washington, D. C. Meeks. D. L , Washington, D. C. Died of illsease Donahue. Peter. Washington, D, C, Wounded severe i, Hall. Albert C, Congress Heights, o. c Holmes. Clsrence. wssningion, u. Scblemann, Ernest Washington, u. L. ALASKA. v,nail-a aoverelv- - Jones, John W., Cordova, Alaska. FOREIGN. sriiiaMl 1st artlnn Eranaon. George (Cook), Herbert, Saslt, Can. Missing in action McDonald, A., Prince Edward Island, Can. Wanaded severely Atkins, K. T. Sgt). Canal Zone, Panama. Roseman. Jack, Montreal, canaaa. La Clair. Ernes. Quebec, Can. Holmgren, Herman, Maymount. Bask, Csn. Alllngham. Sam V., Alberta, Can. Kerr, Robert ti.. itegina, caaa., ' -n Price, A. F.. Mrkersville, Alberta, Can. NO ADDRESS. Killed In artloo Smith, Dick D. (Lt), no city sd dress given. Yoxt, Arthur L. (Cpl.), no emergency address. Died ef disease Burns, Geo. H. (Mech.), ao address. Wounded severely- Strong. Geo. V., West Haxelton, (no stats). Marine Corps List. Summary of Marina Corps casualties to date: Officers. Deaths .. Wounded .. SO .. TU .. 1 ..160 .1751 73 . 2S2 Missing Total officers Enlisted Men. Deaths Wounded In hands or snemy Missing. Total enlisted men . .4693 The followtnx casualties are reported - in the Marine Curps and included In above totals: Killed In action, 8; died or wounds re ceived In action. 0: died of disease, 6; wounded in action (severely), AS; wounded In aetloa (slightly), 4; wounded In action (degree undeterminea ), in nands of enemy. 1; missing in action, total, so. WASHINGTON. TMed of wound Long. Ora, Spokane, Wash. Died disease Altaian, T. W. (Sgt.), Spokane, Wash. ILLINOIS. Killed la action vVuUf, Irving, Chicago. KANSAS. , Killed In action . : Peterson, U. C Girard, Kan. KENTUCKY. Killed In arOon Washington. G. T. Jr. CpL), Lexington, MAS5 ACH CSETTS. Killed in action Rourke, A. J., Worcester, Mm. lHed of wounds Chapin. C. B. (Cpl.), Springfield, Mass. V otiuded severely Andorson. V. ii. tCpl., Maiden, Mass. ef wounds Labanta, D. D.. Jackson, Mich, Lebr, J. a, Detroit, Mich. MISSOURI. Died ef wonada Thorrrason. W ro, (Opl.). Frederlcktown, Wierling, E. J.. St. Louis, Mo. NKW VORK. Died ef disease Valentine. 1". W., Peekskill, N. T. ' NEW JLK8LY. Wed of wound Woilbegel, Cbarles (Sgt). Rldgewsy, N. OHIO. Died ef wounds - Colby, H. R.. Houston, O. ' Died of diaejaae Hae&sler, C. U.. Zanesvllle, . O. TENNESSEE. Died of diseaae .1 Career, Rock, Huntington, Tenn. TEXAS. Killed In action Bullard, A. L. lagt.). Crawford, Tex. Died of wounds Handler, Leonard (Cpl.), Handley, Tex. Died or disease Kirk. J. 3, Dallas, Tex. V1RG1NL4. Killed In action Allen, B. D.. Virginia. Dance. P. K., Richmond, Va. WEST VIRGINIA. Died of diseaae Rcger. Frank, Buckhannon W. Va. UTAH. Killed In action i Stone, J. I, Salt Lake, Uab. CORRECTIONS. Wounded, degree undetermined (previously un reported died of wounds) tlrK. fclllot ii. l.t.l. weiaon, 2t. Vi. Saddurth, Lovl C. (Cpl.), Buford. Ga, Key, Nat B., Monoville. Tenn. Kcturned to duty (previously reported of disease) hJecker, William J, Owandonna, Minn. Killed in action (previously repffrted wounded, degree undetermined) Lurtla, Arthur, Woonsocket, it. L Killed in action (previously reported wounded severely) Messina. Joa (Sgt.), New York. Arvig, It. O. (Cpl.), Fergus Falls, Minn, Kay. R. F. (Cpl.), Altoona. Pa. Costin, Henry G.. Cape Charles, Va. Dublel, Stave, Buffalo, N. Y. Rehm, John F., Troy, N. Y. Lupton, Ellis A.. Nlckerson, Kan. Mifiaing In action (prevlonsly reported wounded severely) Arnold, Wm. tSgt.), Roebuck, S. C. Salyer. W. C. (Sgt.), Castlewood, Va. Armstrong, Jas. H.. McCroory, Ark. Baker,' Henry R., Reading, Pa. Boone, Earle E.. Paragould, Ark, Dletz. William C, Sturgis, .Mich. Ehmke, Charles M., Warwick, N. D. Freeman. Walter B.. Advance. Ark. Giannipletro. Amiellino, Philadelphia. Haverly, Rufus, Keavy, Ky. Hillard, Ernest, Smithville, Misa House, Dave. McCroory, Ark. Loy. Jacob P., Minnie, W. Va- McCarthy. Wm. B.. South Manchester, Conn, McDavitt, John F., Sturgis, Mich. Eherill, Thomas H., Alta Vista, a. Stoner, Ernest, Watson, Mo. Truesdell, Raymond. Cleveland, O. Whitman. Larken. Pickering. La. Woolley, Samuel M.. Wellsville. O. Died of disease (previously reported tailed In action) Coyle, Joseph A., Philadelphia. Wounded severely (previously reported! killed) ..... T,..h Cf Tnl, Ti Mii.h.i. ii ' rle.vin.'lw ,.nri.a " - ............ ' r killed) Hystand, Alfred N.. Watsford. N. D. Killlan. Harry A., Kingston, N. Y. "Kyawskl, John. Toledo, O. Wounded, degree undetermined (previous ly reported killed) Dougherty, James, New York. Jennings. Nathaniel H.. Toano, Va. Jones. Elbert K., Mlddletown, N. C. Sains, Ascension M-. Osawatomie, Kan, Mirk in hospital (previously reported killed) BiiIiud. Clarence W.. East Liverpool. O. Returned to duty, (previously reported killed) Harrington, William J. (Chaplain), Ishpe ming, Mich. Fabcr. Gilbert J., Sandusky, O. McCullar. Aaron. Creek. Texas. Klusmetcr, Adolph, Lyle, Minn. e Prisoners (previously reported killed' Morris, Ralph (Cpl.), Florence, Miss. "Ferko, Andrew D., Drifton, Pa- Jordan, Frederick C.,, Herman. Neb. Gatwood, Millard F.. McComb, Miss. Jesseman, Arthur F., Warren, N. H. Mazolf. M. J., Glen Eider. Kan. Uhlenhop, II. W., Leonardvllle, Kan. Killed i missing) ipreMumi, iriri Nordqulst, O. W. (Lt). Oak Park, 11L liobbs, H. J. (Sgt), Niagara Falls, N. T. Qui Kg. J. P. (Sgt.), Brooklyn. Taylor. A. C. (Sgt). Baltimore. Md. Hitchcock, J. 1L (Cpl.), Northampton, Masa Hoggard. J. W. (Cpl.). Windsor. N. C, Llneberger. E. L. (cTpl.), Fayettevllle, Tenn. Allison, vv., .New York. Anderson, Frank. Henrietta, Okla Baird. Clarence A, Caxton. Okla. Campbell. Clyde. Tuscahotna, Okla.' Carlson, Edwin E., Koslynn, N. Y. Cheatham. John T, Gorham. 111. Click, Terrll A.. Marlow. Okla. Coleman, Albert L.. Merry Mount, N. C. Craig, George L.. Batesvillc, Va. Dillon, Jumes. North Adams. Mass. Dillon, Lloyd H.. Jerry, N. C. Doerfler. Charles .1., Highlandtown, Md. Krlandson. John -Herman, Chicago. Geer, Dr. Y.. Gilkey. N. C. Greene. Troy K.. Gotesbo. Okla. Grisull. Otto K.. Philadelphia. Hall, William H., Blue Jacket, Okla. Harris, Macy D., Mason, N. Cf. Harry, George, Hennessey, Okla. Heller, Henry K., Baltimore, Md. ' Henry, Charles A., New York. Horton. William H.. Rock Springs. Ark, Johnson, Clarence C., Minneapolis. Johnson, David, Manchester, Conn. Kozak, bianislau, Depew, N, 1. Lehmann, Arthur L, Chicago. McCaughan. P'rancis M., Philadelphia. McKenzle. Cleveland W, Lake City. S. C McVeigh, Andrew J., Brooklyn, N. Y. Nunnally. William O., Homer, Ga. Oakley. Stephens R Blntley, Okla. O'Brien. Martin R.. Whitman, Mass. Oster, William, Atlas, Pa. Pisk, Jacob, New York. Spring, Ira, Rochester, N. Y. Stagno, Salvatore. Brooklyn, N. Y. Traver, William A., Waymart, Fa. Died ot wounds (previously rmorted mlsa lng) ' Smith, John E. (Cpl.), jtshburn, Va. Bitxhovskl, Frank, Kulpmont. Pa. McKee, John T.. Granite, Md. Schlldknecht, Charles P.. Binghamton. N. Y. Died (previously reported misslnc) Forbes, Earl (Lt. ), Fairmont, Neb. Bone. Albert C, fcan Antonio, Tex. Dunphy, William J., Dorchester. Mass. Moillon. Antonio, Manchester, N. II. num. r loya, xjoyiestown, fa. Wounded severely (ureiousljr reported missiDgj Ktierner, Herman (Sgt), Owensboro, Ky. Peck, James A. (Sgt). Marshfield. Mass. Adair. Robert C. (CpL), Clinton, S. C. Mccormick, Arthur E. (CpL). Baltimore. Md. romeieiDein. w m. itju.1, aanesvma, wis. Bacon. rank C New Haven, Conn. Haag. Bodo, Twin Sisters, Texas. Burkman. Arthur, Newcastle, ind. Reynolds, Roy S Tuscola, Texas. Fltsgerald, John V., Brooklyn. Kelleher, John P., Ardmore, Pa. Kelley, Grover C, Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mosser. Floyd E., Portland, Mich. Prescott, Harvey D., Calais, Vt. Tanner, Henry L., Govanstown, Md. Tucker. Benjamin, Brooklyn. Wounded slightly (previously missing) Smith, Francis Leo (Cpl ), Philadelphia. Banks, Karl, Cane River, N. C. Buczwinrkl, Gust, Milwaukee. Crews, William P., Crewsvllte, Fla. Dowel), David C , Cana, Va. Dwyer, Joseph P., Alton. III. Farmer. William R.. Ono. Ky. Gets. Carl F., Clearfield. Pa. Hepperlen, John J., Philadelphia. Johnson, Albert Gibsland, La. Marlon, James R., Jamcsvllle. Va. Motes, Lawrence A.. Hamburg. Pa. Kilter. Carl F., Vermillion. Ohio. Sht-ffer. Lester G.. Sebree, Ky. Wounded, undetermined (prev. missing) Murphy, Mix togt ), Lima, Ohio. Norbeck, Philip M. (CpL). Collinxdale. Pa. Spalding. Earl J. (CpL), Akron, Ohio. Hobbs. Wesley (CpL). Artesla. N. M. Nicholas. Joa. (Bugler), Philadelphia. Kosewlcb, Harry (Mech.), Newcastle. Pa. Sliaulis, Royden (Mech.), Somerset, Pa. Biescar, Louis A, Los Angeles. Ehrmantraut, Frank, San Antonio, Tex. Fuehrer. Henry, Imperial, Neb. Garcia, Alfredo, Tierra Amarilla, N. M. Krebs. Herman, Harlowton, Mont. Langdale. Richard P.. Rapid City, S. D. Millar, Cbarles P.. Brasher, Tex. Roiimin, Jake. San Antonio. Tex. Abderholden. George F., West Hoboken, N. J. Buchanan. Clayton L., Philadelphia. Caldwell, John R.. Williamsport, Pa. Capps, Jesse A., Harlan. Ky. Carl, James P.. Red Lake Falls, Minn, Clapsattle, Lawrence D., Youngstown, N. T. Clark, George Henry. Lockport, N. Y. Dalgle, Joseph, Dutchtown, La, Dsxey, Lawrence W Maybsck, N. C, Ennla. Everett. Martinsville, Ind. Farrentello, Matter, Detroit, Mica, Fisher. Lonnift. dentinal, Uo. Foil. Henry, KvansviJle, Ind. Gardner. William J.. Philadelphia. Gore, Austin F, Bethel, N. C. Hall, Earl Allen, Glen Haxel, pa. Hall, James A. Louisa, Va. Hammonds, William C, Moorefleld, Ky, Hansen, Fred, Dorchester, Mass. Harmon, Harold, Mount Carmol, 111. Hatcher, Jack, Riderut, Fla. Helland. Alfred E.. St. James, N. D. Heuchau, Cleo C, Muncle, Ind. Hovey. Carl P., at. Jolinsbury. Vt. Janiarewski, Anton, Detroit, Mich. Key, Joseph, Freedom, Ky. Lanehart, Harry, Saxton, Pa. - Little, Graliam, Morey Cross, Ala. Loehr, Joseph, Johnstown, Pa. Loucks. E. T., Washington, Pa. Mannuci, Gioachiino, Brooklyn, N. T. Martin, B. M.. Franklin, Minn. Mazy, Max, New York. May, J. C, Scran I on. Pa. Mikalonia, Michael. Plymouth. Pa. Miller, K. S.. Pittsburg, Pa, Monaghan, Joseph P., New Tork. Ky. Mo. Morrison, Roy, Pottstown, Pa. Morrow, Daniel J., Philadelphia. Moser, Charles. Philadelphia. Neal, George A, Belvldere, Tenn. Nottwlno, Giacinto, Pittsburg, Ospenson, Joseph. New York. Owens, Letcher, Poole, Ky. I'esavento, John, Blantford, Ind, Peterson, Otto A.. Ludlow, Pa. Posner, Adolph, Hartford, Conn, Prior, William H., Napoleon. O. Randall, Albert O.. West Barnet, Vt Reld, Luther A., Morrilton, Ark. Richardson, Harley. Velpen. Ind, Richard.son. Leon F., Wrentham, Mass. Riley, Earl S., Philadelphia. Riley, Millard. Ridgaway, 1IL Rorick, Robert B., Sunburry, Pa. Ryan, William J., Erie, Pa. Sanderson, Gust, Billiboro, N. D. Stalltngs. Clifford D., Mooresville. N. C. Trulla, Charles, Cleveland. Tull. Fred R.. Newchurch. Va, Valleoa, George C, Nw York. Walker. Elmer B.. Michigan City, Ind. Wall, John L.t Trenton, Ga. Walsh, Mike, New Orleans. Wells, William Mi Chaneysvllle, Miss. Wiggins. Norval W.. Pittsburg, l.ebla. William, Hartford, Conn. Zengler, Howard Canton, O. Zintara, Albert Chicago. Sick In hospital, (previously reported miss I Williams, .Tames E. (Lt.), Savannah, McNutt. Ohio tl. iSat.l. Rihnll. K v I Knox. Robert M. (CpL ). "cheater. Pa. I McDonald. EdwaidH. (CpL). Chester, Conn. euea Meyer, KUinund c. (Wag., Philadelphia. Albertson, Augustus R., Westbury, N. V. Buchanan, George w., Hayesvllle, N. C. cable. Harry c. New iorK. lsiidvh, uaviu a., inuiieaveii, -a. i Dohner, Paul, Myerstown, Pa. Benton, Clarence, Clinton, la. Christ. James, Los Angeles. Dagnlno, Attilo, San Francisco. Hill, George W., Elkport, la. Huston. Alexander, Richmond, Cal. Kachapalos, Thadore, Garfield, Utah. .opes, Maxlmillano, Isadora, . M. M. Van Erem, George, Big Stone, S. D. Erickaon, Carl E., Nye, Wis. Fanguay, Theophile, Dulse, La, Foleyat James F.. Pittsburg, Pa. Fowler, Joseph Harvey, Trough, S. C. Granuzza, Gulseppe, New York. Grey, Dale, Muncey. Pa. Helmus, Hentlrik, Grand Rapids. Mich. Hopkins. Emerson. Olyphattt. Pa. Howard, Raymond M., Cannelton, Ind. Hupp. Frank L., Cumberland, O. Josel. Lewis. Chicago. Josephson. Carl. Ambrose. N. D. Kansier, William Fred, Detroit. Mien. Kober. Paul J., South Bend. Ind: Lee, James Edward, Detroit, Mich. McCIure, Klner C, Nittany. Pa. i McKlnney, Leroy, Columbus. O. I Morrison, Thomas, South Manchester, Conn. Palmer, Fred, Cleveland, Ga. Puskarszk, Beneagh, Danbury, Conn. Rowe, Benjamin D., Prior, Okla. Swlncher. William. Oil Cltv. Kan. I Triplett, Roy M., Mouth of Wilson, Va. Weiser. Raymond R.. Readlna. Pa. I Wetherbee, Lyman M West Acton. Mass. I Wroblewski, Vincent, St Louts, Mo. R.tll,H rfllt revloulv renarted musing) Huestls, George B. (Sgt.). Wakefield Mass. I T .. . T . . I -c . f . T a ( 1 Lamphers, David F. (Sgt.), La Crosse. Wis. Ripperden, Sherman (Sgt.), Omaha, 111. Haas, Frederick M. (Corp.), Harrisburg, Pa. Knapp. Harry (Corp.). Wrausau, Wis. McCarthy, James J. (Corp.), Brooklyn, N. Y. Myers. Roy H. (Corp.), West Reading. Pa. Godwin, Walter H. (bugler). Barnesville, Ga. Klnser. Gerald (bugler). Levering, Mich. Bressler. Robert E. (Mech.), Lebanon, Pa. Grant, John K. (Mech.). Fallston, Md. I Ogden. Harley (Wag.), Belle Plains, Kan. Auei, josepn, Luiumvus. j. Adamson. John. Scotland. I Bartoscn, viaam j.. weimer, Tex. Bellar. George, Philadelphia. - Brooks. Julius D.. Fulton, Ky. Buckman. Alva H.. Schenectady, N. T. Carlson, Clarence G.. Oklahoma City, Okla. Catalanotto, Vincent, Amite. La. Cobley. Thomas J., New Sheffield, Pa. Conkle, Fred C Ellzabethtown. 111. Cooke, Theodore R., Hagerstowa, Md. Covey. Philip S., High Falls. N. Y. Crawford, John A., Montrose, N. Y. Cutrona. Jerry, Lodl, N. J. Daahefsky. Sam, Brooklyn, N. i. Davis. Samuel B., Lindsay. Okla. ninla SMmee Tt ITiirmarivHI. Pa. DownSi Harry E., Providence. R. I. Durant. Hamlet H., Detroit. Mich. Chaurapas. Louis W., Oakland. Cal. Davis, Lauren S., Lubbock. Tex. Foot, Charles B., San Francisco. Cal. Grove, Chester R., Pastura, I. M. Hanks. Willie E.. Athens, Tex. Harding, Emmitt R.. Berclair, Tex. Krocrman. I)uls. Elkton. S. D. Kuticka, Edward, Ravenna. Neb. Lambright. Jess. Athens. Tex. Lance. George B.. Thatcher. Colo. Lawendky, Lawrence D., Damon, Tex. Rowe. Robert L.. Roswell. N. M. Moorefleld. Joseph P.. Willis, Tex. Peterson, John. De Smet. S. D. Thompson, Lytle. Eagle Grove, Is. Vreeland. Russell B., Ios Angeles. Whitcotnb. Fred L.. Jefferson, la. Erickson. Peter C, Preston, Minn. Feeley. Frank A., Brooklyn. Fellow. George, Algoma. Wis. Flngal. Albin. Evaneton, HI. Foni. John, Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y. Ford, Peter D., Bridgeport, Conn. Gavltt. Burton A., Detroit, Mich. Goodley, Roy B., Henderson, Ky. Harowitx, Samuel, New lork. Harrison, William H.. La Crosse, Wis. Hickey. Aloysius, Kenneth Square, Pa. Hillegass, Ralph A.. Allentown, Fa. Hinckley, Francis M.. Gardner. Me. -Houck, Jasper C, Karlsboro, Okla. Hysong. Alvin J., Gallltzln, Pa. lnman. Jack. Tuscumbia, Ala. Johnson, Jennie, Windsor, N. C. Johnson. Talmage, Eaat Rivers. Tens. Jones, William T., Youngsvilie, X. C. King. Robert James, Chicago. Kitchens. Luther T.. Bernyville, Okla. Knox. Robert R.. Petersburg, Ind. KoreytovvsKI, Stanley, bt. raui, juinn. Kostrzewski. Stanley. Peabody, Mass. Krause, William J., Black Log, Pa. Lamphier, Fred J.. New Ydrk. Landress, Arthur P.. Calhoun, S. C. Lasslter. Charles, Edenton. N. C. Lenlnskl. Stephen, McKean, Pa. ' The DIET During and After The Old Reliable Round Package w?co. OLD AGE STARTS WITH YOUR KIDNEYS Science savs that old nge begins with stimulates the kidney action anil en. weakened kidneys and digestive organs, This being true, it is easy to believe that by keeping the kidneys and digest- ive organs cleansed and in proper workine order old age can be deferred and life prolonged far beyond that en- joyed by the average person. For over 200 years GOLD MEDAti Haarlem Oil has been relieving th weaknesses and dlsamuty due to ad vancing years. It is a standard old time home remedy and needs no Intro duction. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Is Inclosed in odorless, tasteless cap- sules containing about 5 drops each, Take them as you would a piy, with a suuall swallow of .water. The oil 'Majestic" Electric Heater No. 7 Radiates Ijeat Like the Sun Does on s Summer Day It Is the most Convenient. Safest and Economical hex Car yon can use.' Convenient. 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Simo, Dimes Bottom. O. Mullen, Clarence, Marshall, 111. icas. Peter, Bridgeport, Conn. O'Connor, Edward M.. Lomont Furnace, Pa. nderkrko, John, Coles, Pa. Died of diseae (previouslr reported died of wounds) edderson, Leroy C, Des Moines, ia. IrVoiindeil. deerree undetermined (previous ly reported killed) Cordova, Jesus M., Cortex, Colo. Howard, John B., Avon, Col. Prisoner prevlonsly reported killed) Jordan, Frederick Carl , Herman, Neb. Erroneously reported killed Kuchera, John J., Wausau, Wis. Prisoners in Germany (previously reported missing;) a Duvall, Harvey C. (Cpl.), Chlcaxo. Williams, Harry A. (Cpl.), Friday Harbor, v ash. Returned to duty, (previously reported in oNiillal. xunshot n-ound. severe) Latham, Livingstone, Ann Arbor, Mich. Returned to duty (previously reported misHinx) Faulkner. Ray J.. Everett. Wash. 1 Richards. 'William H., Spokane, Wash. Shaw, Samuel Borden, Friendship, O. WIEilS II TEMPLE ALIFORXIA ORGANIZATION FA VORS BUILDING IN CAPITAL. President Elmore, of Idaho and Washington Unions, Outlines National Programme. A. A. Elmore, president of the Farm ers' Union of Washington and Idaho, has recently returned from California, where he attended the Federated Farm Convention of the farmers of that state to place before them the plans Inaugurated by the National Board of Farm Organizations, which met in Washington, D. C, last August, and passed a resolution to construct in Washington a, temple of agriculture lo cost approximately tl, 250.000. The building Is to be built aa socn as the funds are raised. Public sub scription made by local farmers' or ganizations in each state is the method by which money is to be raised, with $7,000,000 in excess to be used as a fund for research and representation of the farmers' organization. No dlf ficulty is expected in raising the large sum, as there are b.oou.uuo larmers in the United States at the presen. time. 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