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SECTION ONE
KILLED IN ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION Merselis, William B, Jr., Lieut., Pas saic, N. J.
 sERGEANTS. Bailey, Joe E., Holdenviile. Okla. Peyton, Laurence R., Denver. Col
 CoRPORALS. Brooks, Joel M., Lubbock. Tex. !. Puffer, Harry S., Ravenna, 0. Brooks. Edward B, Wagoner, Niles burg, Pa.
 PRIvATES. Booth, Emil. Jersey City, N J. Brightman, Robert L., jTiverton, R. l. Farr, Cleo w., Locust Grove, Okla. GoIdsby, Robert o., Fairfield, Va. Hagen, Harlie S., Iamond N Y Herring, Jonas R.. Pickwick, Miss. Mccarthy, John T., Boston Mcconnell, Charles Ofanna, Altoona. Pa. Macdonald, Gerald, Gadsden, Ala. Micrs, Clarence F., Towanda, Kan. NIiIstead, James R., Acton, Ala. Minervini, Attillio R, New York. Montana, Peter, Lawrence. Mass Moonier, Jesse August, Perryville, Mo. Murphy, John, Salem. Mass. owens, Levi R., Cabinet, O<ia. Pietras, Walter, Pontiac, Mich Powell, Delbert D., Miniature, Neb. Purcell, John Joseph, Ivlcsville. Md.
  Smlkiel, John, Buffalo, N. Y. Smith, Roland, Saco, Me. Sunny, Erastus B., Pleasantville, Ia yVha1ran, Williamson, HigEwood Mont NNingert George L., E3enns Grove, N. J. Potsl, George A., Serst., Watford, N. D'
 CORFORAl4S. Brown, Lee, Echols, Ky. Rock, Arthur w, St. Paul Miun. Fulton, George, Wagoner, Jersey City, New Jersey.
 PRIVATES Falyey, John, Springfield, Mass. Felt, Ivan L., Chicago.
 DIED OF DISEASE
 CORPORALS Moore Ray R., Scranton. Pa. Steele, Joseph A., Lake Forest, III.
 PRIVATE Cain, John C., Fort White, Fla. Donly, John F., Richmond, Na. Eaton Charles NJ, Benton, Mo. English, Joseph J., Wilmington, Del. Fogarty, John C., Hartford, Conn.
 WOUNDED SEVERELY Brceden, EIdon. Lieut., MedfOrd, Okla. SERGEANTS Beattie, George w, Pittsburs, Pa. Bruhn, Harry P, Cedarhurst, N. Y. Gibson, Carl B., Dolgeville, N. Y. Patterson, Floyd w., Waynesburg, Pa. 5Sf1lLH, IHdIicS h., Ai oohiitiSs AASD Spratlin, Oscar H., Atlanta, Ga. Edelbrock, John, Eudera, Kan. Ederer, Charles J.. West Lebanon, N. Y. Everets John B., Hancock, Md. Goodenow, Glenn w., Cranesville, Pa. Gosselin, Henry J., New Bedford, Mass Greeor, John, Hites, Pa. Schulman, Max A, Brooklyn. Van Houtan, John L., Parnell, Mo. Young, Charles J., Newark, N. J. Baish, Hary C.. Musician, New Ken sngton, Pa. Guenthner, Leo F., Mechanic, Antigo, Wisconsin.
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COUGHING SPELLS
 BREAK YOUR REST
Put a stop to them with old reliable Dr. Kings New
 Discovery

That raw. hoarse throat must be soothed That phlegm loaded chest must be loosened. That cough must be check ed so you can sleep.
 Dr. Kings New Discovery has been relieving colds, and coughs for half a century without the least disagreeable after-effects.
 Your druggist has it because it is well-known and in big demand 60c and $1.20,
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KILLED IN ACTION

KILLED IN ACTION
 SERGEANTs. Anderson. Emanuel, Racine, Wis. Gault, Edwin Le R.. Toledo, o. Gray, Frank H.. FitxSeraId, Ga.
 CORPORAl1S. Bruce, Christopher D., Barre, Vt Creed, Carlos D. Columbus, o. seay, Samuel IT,, Piantersville, Ala. Seldon, Guy ", St. Louis Strand Clarence H, Newman Grove, Nebraska.
 Wood. Charles. Durham. N. C.
 PRIVATES Arps. Benjamin. Augusta, Mont Crooks, Lloyd Mckinley, Alberta, Can ada Goudy, George R, Kokomo, Ind Hinds, Frederick C., Dutton. Mont Jain, Miles R.. Boulder Col. Johnson. Henry k. no address giver. Maj bolt. Douglas C., no address given. Mabry, Lawrence G., Roswell, Gn. Mackler lsadore L, Brooklyn. Miller, Dennis C., Morgantown, West Virginia. Murphy, Emmett J., Salem, o. Muske, Charles H, Brooklyn Nutting, Lester H.. Rupert, Idaho Olson Charles A. Glencoe. Minn. Ott, Harvey F., Phoenixville, Pa. Renshays, John IT,. Coalburg, Ala. Rinrdan, I.eander Emmett, Fore River, Illinois. Snidow. George Milner, Willamette, Oregon. Wall. James William R. vinoennes, Wilkerson, Sterling Robert Coving
 ton. Ky. Williams, Carl C.. Emhouse, Tex. DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION Moore, John IT, Corp, Rochelle, III. IRIVATES Bandes, Harry, New York. Beach, Joseph M, Los Angeles Cox, Fred N., Grassy Creek, \. C. Tcrrarn, Louis IL, New Orleans, Ln. Hargan Norman. Vine Grove, Ky. Hunt, John R., Buffalo, N Y. Scott, Leslie R., League City, Tex.
 DIED OF DISEASE Westcott, Percy D., private, Eaton, New York. SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION Space Walter S, first sergeant, Des
 Moines, la. Strickland, Earl F., gunnery sergeant, Portsmouth, O.
 SERGEANTS Bair. Harry B., Mill Hall, Pa. Guzman, Franklin P, Pleasanton, Cal Lockwood, Kenneth D., Jeffersonville, Indiana Mccarthy. Benjamin. Brunswick, Can ada. Trupper, Herbert Gerard, New Brighton Long Island, N. '. CORPORALS Cooper, Frank H., Detroit, Gentle, Francis, Detroit. Harrington, Thomas w., Brooklyn. Keck, George F., Buffalo N, Y. Kirk, Harold Edgar. Live Oak, Fla. McAndrew. George C., Bertram, Tex. Morton Robert C., Homer, Ill., TRUMPETERS Becker, Vernon F., Akron, O. Yerkes, Morris G., Boston. PRIVATES Afflerbaugh Nathanial, Grand Island l Nebraska.
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SECTION TWO
KILLED IN ACTION O'MalIey, Edward J., Corp, Fort Worth, Texas.

Texas.
 PRIVATE,S Andreas, Russell. Canal Dover, O. Deese, Joe R.. Wadesboro, W. C.. Pemberton, Albert g., Prater, Mo. Poshanslsy, Morris, New York. Roby. Charles T., Cassville, Mo. Rogers, Emmet R., Troy, Tenn. Scott, Otto E., Galveston, Ind Geissenhainer, Paul L., Zelienople. Pa Gilbert, Lawrence, Council Bluffs, Ia. Henrich, Samuel C., Natoma, Kan. Ietlage, Frank St, Louis. Holmes, Oliver w, Beaver Crossing, Nebraska. Johnson, Herman. Humboldt, la
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Try this for Constipation

Keep the bowels on schedule time tenn freed from poisonous wastes, the complexion clear, the stomach sweet, tne tohgIiH Mia t the etio 5c
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MARINE CORPS CASUALTIES

The following casualties are reported by the commanding general of the American expeditiunary forces:
 Killed in action ........ 30 Died of wounds received in action. & Dlel cl utSedsS' '...........-..n.....- 1 Wounded in action, severely. .. 54 Wounded in action, degree unde-
 terrined .... 100 Tn hands of enemy. y........ 2 Missing in action ........... 1
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THE BIRMINGHAM AGE-HERALD FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1918

Frugcli, Domingo. Focatello, Idaho. Garcia, Tomas, Kelly, N. NJ Goode. Joseph E.. Madeira, Cal Graczykowski, Joseph. Highland Park
 Michigan.
 Marchmnn, Lubin IT,, GreenvfiIe, On. Summers. James, Toronto, Canada.
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THREE


 wounded in list for October 20: Gwikla Frank, private, Russian Poland Wounded (degree undetermined, pre-
 viously reported killed in action:
 Latta, Alexander H., sergeant, Phila-
 delphia. Wounded. degree undetermined, pre- viously reported missing: Claus, Paul ". cook. New York. PRIvATES Eggleton, Frank E., Fully, N. Y.
 Lee. Ellis w., Perry, Ark.
 Gearhart, William F., Chambersbure Pennsylvania. l Slightly wounded, previously report ed killed in action: PRIvATES Hewitt, Charles E. Harveys, Pa. Kise, Clayton S., Columbia, Pa Wounded slightly, previously report
 ed missing: lStevanus. Harris L., corporal. Meyers dale, Pa
 Bunyea. Edward, private, Chicago. In hospital, previously reported killed
 in action
 ] PRIvATEs
 Adler, Erwin IT. Monroe, Mich. Anderson, Carl O., Prescott, Wis lChristensen. Guy A. Detroit. Minn. lJona, stephen, Jr., Hartford, Conn lCulpp. Harry R., Bellevue. Pa Dueppe, o. A., Bicknell, Ind iGuiterrez, Alphonse, Baton, N M.
 Hardke, Raymond H., White Bear Lake, Minnesota. White, Richard G. Newport, N. H. x lWoyseski, Stanslau, Baltimore. IAuen, Joshua B., Washington, Ind Allen, William A. Youngstown, o Baea, Baltasar, Villanueva. N. NJ
 Bell. Charles. Picacho, N. NJ Betka, Joseph A., Ludington, Mich IClabaugh Glen E., Sioux Rapids. Ia. ILadouceur Albert, corporal, Holyoke,4 l Massachusetts. Returned to duty. previously reported Killed in action Stark, Herschel D, private Grand Rap l ids, Mich. | Returned to duty, previously reported missing: sERGEANTS smith, Elmer A.. Portage, Wis. Sortore, John F., Wimbledon, N D 1 CoRPoRALS James Henry, Muskegon, Mich iSearles, Herferd, Wittenberg, Wis lScutkowski, John, bugler. Wausaw, Wis l PRIyATES Bagor, Stanley, Chicopee, Mass Barnicle, Joseph E., Natick, Miss. Bakyar, Conan Hartford Conn. Bliss, Arthur T., Dolores. Col.
 Brown. Roy, Williamsville. Mo. Collard Harry J.. Sturgeon Bay. Wis. Cumpy, Jack, Minersville. Pa. Dawson, William H.. Philadelphia.
 Douglas, Michael D.. Braceville, Inn
 Egge, Ole, Nunda, s. D. t l Feldblum, William, Newark. N. J. Firkus, John F., Stevens Point, Wis. Fix, Charles F., Leeompton, Kas.
 Floyd, Walker F., Comanchc. Okla.
 Folsom, UIice C., Bokchito. okla. lIriedland, Benjamin, BroolSlYs
 Gahan, Ben P, Tomahawk,4 lis Gudzinas, Antanas, Hop< cad, Pa. Jones' Leslie G.. New oon, Wis
 Morrison, Frank j., 4 iauerque. N. NJ. Shirk, Mckinley II, rand Forks, N. D.
 Shoup, CurtisS Y gsley. Pa.
 Sinelli, PaV sit. Mich. Smith, FrZ ,inaw, Mich. 1a YuodvY rank P. Brooklyn. N. I
 Ande' .in w., Cushman, Mass lCa( Andrew. Windsor Locks IC/ Ut.
 Maly q, Harry O.. C1arksville, Mo. Plattr Myrl O., Detroit
 Raymond, Peter. Isabella, Mich. F8
 Reilly. George B., Jr.. Baltimore. kt ! Returned to duty, previously reportN wounded severely. N Devins. William C.. private, Brooklyn.
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PRISONERS
PRtvATEs.

PRIVATES. Garvey, James J.. Troy, N. Y. Litchen, Edward, St. Lcuis McAllister. Dee C., Granby. Mo. Wagner, Albert F., Wautona. Wis Walter, Anthony C., Buffalo. N Y.
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As spanish InfIuenxa

is an exaggerated form of Grj GROVES TASTELESS chill TONI should be taken in larger doses than prescribed for ordinary Grip. A got plan is not to wait until you are sic but PREVENT IT by taking GROVE! TASTELESS chill TONIC in time.
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WOUNDED IN ACTION, DEGREE
 UNDETERMINED

Platt, J. H., first lieutenant, Brooklyn. GUNNERY SERGEANTS Blackford, Wilbert R., Kirkland, Ill. Coppedge, James F.. Barncsville. Ga. SERGEANTS
 Barnes, Sidney w, Las Vegas, N. M. Case William G. Winnemucca, NeV. Hersog, Albert E., Kyle. Tex. Longuet, William J., New York. Warnecke, Francis, Baltimore. CORPORALS Amador, Raymond NJ. Long Island, N. Y Ashley, William H., Northfield. Minn.
 Brownlee, Charles U., Richmond, Va. i Commerson, William T., Worcester Massachusetts. Cortheu, Robert C., Laramie, Wyo. Dillon, William H., Windsor, o. George, Phillip E., Sheboygan Falls Wisconsin,
 Greer, Willard A., Grafton, N. Fl. | Hill, John H., Highland Park, Ky.
 Jacobs, Walter O., Detroit.
 Keller, Lott T.. Lipscomb. Tex. McGinnis, Clarence L., Marlboro, Mass. Martin, Frederick, North Tonawanda New York. OGara, Edward H., New York.
 Richards. Harry C., Chicago. Rodefer. Bert A.. no address given. Saylor, Elton, Toledo, o. Stepp, William E., Greenbrier, Mo. White, Charles &, Harrison, o, Woods, Benjamin M, Epping. N. H. PRIVAT!GS. Anderson, Harvey F., Hopkins, Minn. | Atkinson, Walter L., Wakenda. Mo. Bartlett. Danile NJ, Noverno. Mo. Bavne, James w, Govanstown. Md. Bennett, V alter R., Fairplay Ky. Bissonette, George O., lIough ton, Mich Brash, Cedric San Francisco Briggs, Louis C., Trenton. Utah. RriIas Elropr Repianiu Sf Charles Mf !, Callahan, Jesse j., Grafton. III ChorIcy. Eugene C.. sIedGc, Miss. Clark. Jesse, Harold. Ky. 1 Coates. Earl F., santa Rosa. Cal. 1 Daniels. George L., St. Louis ] Bausherty, John L., Bellevule Ia. Bowling, I.oran A.. Waycross, Ga. EdlanIer. Charles, Helton, Kan.
 EIkins. Dini IT,, Denton. Tex.
 Falconer. Theodore A.. Marlin. Tex. 1 Perry. Sebert N, Philadelphia Freelove, Johr C.. Binghanton, N. Y. Girten, Madison z, Evansville. Ind. Gong, Joseph H. Ifillsboro, Mo.
 Goodwin. James IT,. Trcxevant, Tenn. Grady. John David, St. Louis,
 Gray. Harvey w., Blncksburg. Va. GrcEG, Hobart. HarrisvilIe, Tenn. l Halvorsen, Victor A, Chicago, Hamann, Elsner II. Leavenworth. Kan
 Hamberry. Joseph IL, Philadelphia | Heald. Robert P, Peoria, Ill.
 Heunessee. William, Sparta, Tenn. Hcrtcn, William D, Brockton Mass. Howard. Max Raymond, Springfield Missouri. HuerSamp. Frederick J., Cincinnati Jackson, Gilbert B. Ellinwood, Kan. Johnson, Carl L., Chicago.
 Hammer, Fred L., Rosedale, Kan. Kerr, Grover w., Mount Erie. Ill
 Kirkman, Johr e. Wood Lake, Neb.
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WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER-
 MINED


 LIEUTENANTs Gould. Herbert R., Bridgeton. N. J. Hall, Samuel Owen, San Francisco, Cal. SERGEANTS Benjamin, David J., Hudson Falls, N, I. Johnson. Horace e., Lambertville, N. j.. Shunk, Winner F. Berthold, N. D. CORPORALS I Goldsmith, Max, New York Spring, Harry E., Port Henry. N. Y. l Strassel, Lucien w., Louisville Ky. 1 Stubenazy, Charlesc A.. Trenton, N. J. Brotzman. Galen L., Mechanic, Sparta, Wisconsin, Abramowitz, Benjamin NJ, Brooklyn. Brennan, Thomas New York. Brown, Max L., Prescott, Aliz. Fuchell, John, Turtle Creek, Pa Burleson, Charles William, Boliver, Mo. Corbett. Ralph A., DenisOn, Tex. Cordes. Paul L., Kamrar, Ia. Dumke, Albert, Chicago. Durus, Louis C., Baldwin, N Y Erickson, Albert, Clatskanie, Gre Gilmore, Frank w.. Buckingham, Pa Greenwald, Jacob, New York Guthrie, Daniel D., Kittaning, Pa.s Herm. Frank J., Brooklyn. Holiday George E., Ravena, N. Y. Kennedy, Thomas A, Philadelphia.
 La Perna, Frank. Houston, Tex. Lyons, Leonard w., stephen. Minn. Mitchell, Jim, MefSs, Ga. Rogers, Eugene J., New York. Rolff. Andrew w. Eroc klyn. Rollins. Arthur, Cannelton, Ind. Rouse, Nathaniel. Bayonne, N J. Sherr, Samuel, Philadelphia Craft, Samuel H., PrairieviIle, Tex. EcI>rcat, Edward H, Shenandoah, Pa.
 Brown, Ellsworth, Portland, Ind.
 Emmert, Rasmus Hunter. TomplSins- vile, Ky. ! I'airweathar, Thomas Brooklyn. Faulds. Leo, Gcnesen, N Y. l Feigum, Martin A, Glenwood, Minn Fischer Michael Broad Ford, Pa, 1 Flood, Harry L., Chicago. 1 Fori<ell. Paul Augustus, NepAra Park, l New York Gahce, William, Memphis, Tenn. Herman. Franklin, Norristcwn, "a.
 Hunter, Robert S, Nantee, Miss. | KWecnszki, Joseph. Perth Amboy. N. J.
 Lansing, Erwin, South Glen Falls N Y. | Laplant, Joseph. Ogdensburg, N Y. Large, Frank S, Brooklyn. Love, Oswald R., Plaiufield, N. J. MISSING IN ACTION PRIVATES. Fisher, Iohn, Philadelphia Ghiddelli. Louis, North Bergen. K. J. LArkin, Thomas F., Princeton, x. J. Lenahan. John, Brooklyn. Lewis, Charles M, Carlisle, Pa. MaSucci, Vincenzo, Mount Vernon, N. Y. Reinkens, Alfonso, Montesano, Wash Roossin, Morris J.. New York. Ross, Eugene Martin, Detroit. Santabarbara, Julius, Cleveland. O. Schultz, Oscar A., Dayton, O. Sherw ood, Joseph M. Huntington, Mass Stone, William K, Berkeley Cal. Wissink, Harm J., Sioux Center la
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Armstead, Earl A., Hale. Mich. rnold, Daniel M., Beggs, Okla.

ArmSteau, EafI A., 1tale, MICH
 Arnold, Daniel M., BegEs, Okla.
 Broome, Lawrence E., London, O.
 Cameron, Robert B.. Battle Lake, Mich
 Campbell Herman J., Buhl, Idaho
 Carmichael, Robert. Shephard, Tenn.
 Cook, Ray, Yelm, Wash. Corvillion, Frank R., Ontonagon, Mich Crowther. Frederick S., Mechanicsville New York Diver, Robert w. Humboldt. Kan. Doble, Percy R., Rice, Minn.
 Dodson, George w., Jr.. Nashville. Tenn.
 Few, Washington L., Nashville, Tenn. Candy, Tony L., Georgetown, ILL Gay, Harley A., Spooner, Wis. IGoegelein, Samuel. Benwood, W. Va.
 Hagar, Clarence, San Benito, Tex. Hedenstad, Paul C.. Worcester, Mass. Hoeffel Harold b, Rochester, N. '. Hook, Ralph L., Mount Angel, Ore Hurley, James E., Jersey Street, N J. knigfiht, Emerson R., Indianapolis. Long, Ellis w., Lorraine, IL McVay, Ray H., Clearwater, Neb. Peebles, Robert &, Kansas City, Mo.
 Perry, Clyde T.. Royaltown, III. Pierce, Walter W, Newtonia. Mo. IRodenhouse, Gerret, Grand Rapids, Mich
 St Andrew, Charles F, Detroit. Sloan, Howard M. Chicago. Smith, John J,, Albia, Ia. Stearns, John M, Syracuse, N. Y. Thomas, James C., Brockton, Mass. Tienken, William H., San Francisco. Williams, Dewey w. Monterey Pa. Zinkswich, Joseph, Terryville, Conn.
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Day s CasualtyList
field, Me, IT

wentworth, Edwar A, Cook. Brown
 field, Me. IT
 PRIVATES
 Alpert, Max, Watertown, N Y.
 r,idIL5., retIi5hl, Edward J., Pawtucket, R. l. Bichhart Oliver, Phoenixville. Pa.
 Bingay, Howard H.. MunhalI Pa
 noho, George, Smokerus, Pa DraswelI, James, Avera, Ala, DUCK. carpenter, Winona, Minn. DaHeison, Osbern. Craigsville, w. Va D Angelo, Lorenzo, Rochester N Y Deery, James w, Garrett Hill, Pa. Dimarco, Piernio, Philadelphia Donofrio, Leonardo, Newark, N. J. Drago, Colloggia, New York. Dunbar, William, North Braddocl Pa Earles. Glen H., Hillsdale, Ind.
 Emery. Leroy B.. Flint, Mich
 lshseL Fred August, Rochester, N Y, Esher, Mel, Philadelphia. Evans, Carl B. Chicago.
 EXcel. Raymond Cloid. Rockville. N. Y. Eey, William M, Brooklyn. N Y.
 Gaston, NerGil R., Newark, Tex. giles, Charles A., New Brunswick, N. J. Gray Clyde E., Normal, III. Harmon, Luther, Auxier. Ky.
 Heron, James A., Carnegie, Pa. Hoffman, Arnold J.. Mcintyre, la
 Hopkins, Edgar, Philadelphia. Howard, Joseph A, Carbcndale. Pa
 kadish, Myer, Hurleyville, N. Y.
 kasakitis, James. Girardville Pa.
 kester, Walter N, Dubois, Pa. Mccarthy, John C., l-onca. Neb.
 Nicholas. Joseph Martin, Salisbury, NC. Nichois, Durham. MerryviIIe, La. Olszewski, Izedor, Chicago Evans, Bruce E., Terre Haute. Ind. Eyer Ralph, Chambersburg, Pa. fefreH, Andrew T., DeKalb, Ill
 Frye, John C., Perdue Hill. Ala.
 Jensen, Emil. Gresham. Neb. Jones, William H., Conway. 6. c.
 Kelly. John J., Jr.. Ilion, N Y.
 livingston, Luther R., Commerce., okla
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Hewitt Charles E., Harveys, Pa. Kise, Clayton S., Columbia, Pa.
 Wounded slightly. previously report ed missing: Stevanus, Harris L., corporal, Meyers dale, Pa. Bunyea. Edward, private, Chicago In hospital, previously reported killed in action:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-08-18
BY Lady Duff-Gordon
" L y Gil e"

CT ~ c / Ely
THIS page displays somo OF the
oddities of the late Summer
evening gowns. Study them
we'll, for that which strikes the eye
and registers upon the mind at first
ss an oddly frequently resolves IT.
self into another impression Of ex.
treme chicness.
The middle picture might we'll be
captioned the Winged Gown. The
wide, daphanous sleeves fall from
the outstretched arms as the wings
Of butterfly are spread. I derived
my inspiration for the gown from a
yellow and black butterfly.
The central motif, which misht be
termed the body OF the butterfly, is
OF deeper yellow, rich orange silk,
that falls In heavy velvet-like folds
about the figure. gathered In a cling.
Ing embrace about the ankles. The
high, plain. straight girdle Of black
satin accentuates this butterfy's
body effect. The full wing-like
sleeves of paler yellow increase 1t.
The design in yellow embroidered on
the front OF the girdle. as single
stroke in painting. may lend char
acter to the whole, and gives on Orb
entail character to the robe.
Purple blends with blue In q har-
mony to which have given the name
The Twilight Gown. Late twilight
II Is. at that mysterious moment
when the gray of the intermediate
hour melts into the black Of night
A deeply purple satin forms the
foundation of the gown. Over this
Is placed long tunic Of blue chiffon,
parted at the back. and having the
singular effect Of parting into train
on either side instead Of at the back.
This blue chiffon slip, long Eleeved
and with low V neck at front and
back, gives that lightness which sub
tracts from what might be the too
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substantial character Of the gown
A paler purple, q cousin OF lavender,
is worn over the blue chiffon slip.
That. too. Is parted at the back /
trust that you will agree with me
that this is pleasing novelty.
Third OF the oddities, which pre-
fer to term novelties. Is the short
kimono.like coat. OF simpiest Jap
anese lines, its beauty consists In
the richness OF the embossed velvet
alternating with narrow black
stripes. which compose its building
material. Worn over the blue satin
robe and with the draped headdress
OF paler blue. 1t Is pleasant portent
OF what We may expect to see at the
early plays and first evenings OF tho
opera Of the next amusement season.
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Mrn. j. II. Strnttcp

GoRDoNsvILLE VA, February Is.
Mrs j. IL. Strattou died at her home
here this morning with pneumonia. at
ter very brief illness. Mrs STRAIT
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
Chsrlcs Is. PendIeton.

In the recent death at Ashland Of
Charles X. Pcndleton, that town ana
section lost a greatly esteemed citizen
and bravo Confederate veteran. Nj.
Pendleton was born In Louisa County.
November 80, 1885. the son OF the late
DR.. Madison and Elizabeth Barrett
Pendleton. He was n member Of Com
pany T. Fourth Virginia Cavalry.
wfckham's Brigade. Hc is survived by
his widow. two daughters. Mrs. James
Cox and Mrs. II. X. Carter. and one
son. Madison Pendleton. His funeral
was conducted on Monday afternoon
last by his pastor, Rev. c. y. Richards.
assisted by Rev. George w. Kcmper.
Of Richmond. a large number of friends
gathering to pay the last tribute OF
respect.
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be exclusive OF any brokerage or COM
mission actually paid in accordance
with special feed rules aad s. In
case the Iiccnscc maintains Il separate
iohbins department AMI performs a
jobbing service he may cna,sc u rea-
sonable wholesalers margin In add
ton to the above prices not 20 exceed
the margins permitted to wholesalers
by special feed rule - Jobbers' mar
gin should DO calculated over average
cost as defined in rule or All the job
hers stock OF the particular wheat
:nilIfeed on hand and under contract
which he has not already contracted
10 sell. Rules effective February -
not applying TO post-contracts."