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The list follows:
KILLED IN ACTION.

! LIECTENANTs:
FELpMAN. Jacob. Merehantyille: y J.
FRAMPTON, William K. FELTON,. Del.
pkE sTHG i r s1Sy r. Denver Col.
nAsh I.yH John +, Pittsburgh. Pa.
sGMAFFEK. Archie R., Allentown. Pa.
safTH. Garrett. Grand Rapids. Mich.
gsFzEEIH Roy lanes 81; IissG Se1 N MSa
McCLAIN. Robert L.. Montanta. Kan.
BR1GGEMAN. Frank j., Brooklyn. N. Z.
LTEpTkE. Edward W; s.. Milxautss: Wis.
MsBLiTzELI. George "; Jersey CITY. N. I.
CooNEY. Forces. L.; Tell City: Ind.
sGSfn S Michael A.. jersey CITY. N. ].
sEvERsoN. Sanford. Kanawha. Iowa.
scHTMACHER, Henry J.. New York. n. Z.
GROVES H Wilt. Msl.er E. oiney. Tex.
AL1PEKTI: Giovanni. caserte seieiaqc; Italy.
BERGSTROM. Sidney H., Clinton. MINI.
BERSs ROY Ssh1 ssT 91rf fof
cALLiGhaS. Timothy j.. Gortdarias, Kerry,
co 1rSsInS. William W.. Norfolk. Va.
COLEMAN, John E., Rusk. Tex.
ECkMAN. John C.. Ga1eserrg, Ill.
FINCH; Aionzo. LinMood, Utah:
GFIDEL. Christian F.. College Point, n. 7.
CITIZENS. David P, Lake Crescent, MINI.
GOBLE, Clifford W., Mingus. Tex.
GOLDBERG. Isador. Baltimore. Md.
GREEN. Dewey s., Knoxville. Coan.
HANDY. Herman F.. Salisbury. Nd.
HASSELL, John T., Andalusia, Ala.
HORN, Martin L.. Holdredge, Neb.
HUFF, -Demetrus H., Bertram, Tex.
JANkIEwICz. Joseph. Norris Run. Pa
KEMMER, August W., Newark, n. ].
KLEIN, Andrew H., Pittsburgh, Pa.
KLUSMEIER, Adolph H., Lyle. MINI.
MATRoN. Paul. Giragio, Province Di Resgio,
MiNNiCK' Harold c.. Lamberton. MINI.
MoNGAN. Michael. Hcboken. n. J:
MYERS. Thomas W., Tarentum. Pa:
OSYPINsKI, Walter. Russian Poland.
PIERCE. Leon C.. Milton, Pa.
QULATE. John, Grove. Okla.
RENO. Frank, Camerens. Marcke. Italy.
REUTER-. Henry. Valley Mills. rex.
TICE, Fred julius, Orange Grove, Tex.
BALLARD. Frederick f., Ludlow. Vt.
DANISH, George, McKees Rocks, Pa.
BEAVERS. Harry W.. Milano. Tex
BOX, John E., Creekola, Okla.
BURLEY. Jack Lee. Amherst, Va:
CRAWFORD, Guy L., Soper, Okla.
DoDRILL. Sampson D., Webster Springs W.
DYKE, Allie B.. New Tru1ton, No.
FoUINIER. Walter J.: Mckees Roens; Pa.
FRITCH, Arthur W., Deckervills. Mich.
GUTIERREZ. Gabino. swink. Col.
HARRIS, Abe, Clearfe1d. Pa.
JORDAN, Harold NJ, Abilene. Kan.
kEANE, Harry b., ST LOUIS, MO.
KLABAN. BENJAMIN. New York. N. L
kOPP. WILDER c.. Princeton. Ill.
RACINE, Joseph, Tarkiln, L. l.
RICHARDS, Artel E.. Knnkakee. NJ.
TRoXELL, George E., Galltzin, Pa.
vENTER, Dominica, Gradisca Di Sedesltam
Udine. Italy.
BELL, Marshall O.. Pittsburgh. Pa.
BERKOFB, Jacob. Allentown. Pa:
BOWER, Harry s., BROOKLYN, n. I.
BOYD, Arthur W. Aurora, III.
BRADY, Joseph H., Philadelphia, Pa.
BROOKS, Ray, Wireton, Pa.
CONWAY, Harold E., Cortland. N. 7.
FISCHER. Bernard A., Philadelphia. Pa.
GILL. William =, 5eannette. Pa
GOODE, Marx, Nashville, Tenn.
HILDRETH, Harrison H.. Dola, W. Va
HILL1GoSS. Otto L., Anderson, Ind.
HILTON, Alexander J.. Crystal Springs, Asa.
LAINO, Domenico. Potenzo, Ferrandi1o. Italy.
LEE, John, New York, N. Y.
LUMBERT, Mike. Jeanette, Pa.
MINGUS, Frank D., Geary. Okla.
PURDUE, Jesse. Gallagher. ". Va.
SHRIvER. Charles H., Philadelphia, Pa.
SULLIVAN; John, Esk. West Borane' Ken
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WOUNDED SEVERELY.
LlEGIENANI:
WILSON. Verne T., Ava. Mo.
t,Enfyn NYrT,SJ


LIEUTENANT:
WILSON: Verne r., Ava. Mo.
CoRKILL, Clifford c.. Hurley, S. D.
LEFEBERE. Divide, RInford. Me.
NIETERING, Henry. Grand Haven. Mich.
cooNEY. Michael, Stone Park; ireland.
CROSBY. William. Phoenix. Ala.
EEM1NGToS I Ien S. rooiee utaS
o1AfS Ei{A Ss!s9 c., sA'mohsn' Pa.
RILLMAN, Fred E., windgap, Pa.
CAMPBELL. Horace. Ayers. Ky.
COOPER, Charles, Campbell, Mo.
CORsI. Giovanni. Bennevente Supino, Italy.
COSTANZO, James, Adam Province, Cadanza.
E1:MoRB. John B., Pittsbmeh, Pa.
~. RRIRs4AlND lanes III Lily. Wis ;v..
H h1.t Godfrey ss' T.. MiiWsakse. Wis.
HUNT, Lewis w, Brooklyn. N 7.
KMELLER. Anton D.. GermantoEn. Pa.
LORAEG1, Paul, New York. N. 7.
MURPHY. Joe T.. Spray. n. C.:
OHLEMIER. Bert c.. BunkerhiIl, Kan.
gHTHWEIN. Francis Aeolph. Hamier. Ohio.
PETERSON, John Martin. Camden. N. J.
PFAIFFER, Martin G.. st. Louis, Mo.
PK KSE John pa FL Bi Ssaias H Ter.
sEDLAK. Wenceslaus, Bruch. Bohemia.
VAN sLUYs, Andrees j. J.. Paris France.
AFESY A: jesse, S H L'x xia! Mass
BEHNKEN. Chris T., Chatneld, MINI.
BENNER, Charles H., Evans. Pa.
EIXLER, Dean "A, Evanston, Ill.
BOSCACCI, Rinaldo, San Francisco, Oil.
BOULOS, Nick c.. Garrett. Ind.
CLARK. Charles H., Philadelphia, Mo.
CONDOR, George j.. Baltimore, Nd.
CUMMINGS. WiIlian. New York, N. T.
DALTON, Seat F., Dalton. ARR.
DAMAZYN. Adam Frank. Toledo, Ohio.
DUGAN, William. Princeton, MINI.
| FITZGERALD, James. South NorwaIk, Conn.
FRASsETT0. serafno, Caonada. Troviso. Italy
| GIANNANToNIo. Domenick, Philadelphia, Pa
GORDON, Thomas J., Ellsworth, Wis.
GREEN, Joseph, Omaha, Neb.
JOHNSON, Charles B., Corsicana, Tex.
JOHNSON. Morris L., Sioux City. Iowa.
LILLE, George NJ. Leon, Iowa.
LONG, Charles F., Cniontown, Pa.
LONGIN0TTI. Frank, New York, N. 7.
LONZALONE, Calogero, Philadelphia, Pa,
MILLER, William H., Allison, Pa.
M1LUKEWICZ, Peter, Shenandoah. Pa.
MIZE, Charles D.. Kenova, W. Va.
PALEATAS. Peter, Castanu, Samos, Greece.
PATTON, Frank R., Indiana, Pa.
POLUKEWICH. Adam, Ida, Huszia.
| 1:ABINOW1TZ, Harry, Brooklyn. N. Z.
RICHARDSON, William H., East Woodstock
Conn.
| noMAUs, Elmer. Ludlow. ~.
EoSs0M, ,, Bass. Pocahontas: Tenn:
sANTURE. Harvey, Be1levflle, Mich.
STRONG, Fred H., West Monroe, La.
STUBS, Edwin J., New York, n. Y.
SWANSToNE, James H.. Rocheport Mo.
| V1NING. Perciyul L., Woodbine, Iowa
| zAELOTNI, Antoni, Lubin, Russian Poland.
ZANISZA, Joseph j., HaTrah, Okla.
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Cardinal Gibbons Accepts Honor.

BALTIMORE, Nd, October 23.-CaF-
dinal Gibbons has announced his ac-
ceptance of the distinction conferred
upon him by the French government
in making him a grand officer of the
Legion of Honor. In a letter to the
French ambassador at Washington,
through whom the intention of the
French government was made known
to the cardinal recently, Cardinal Glib
bons spoke of his love and admira-
ton for the French people, and declar-
ed that without their timely aid ''our
glorious country could never have
been nation"
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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20 a lady on street car Mt near Columbia
fosd and Belmont street, wednesday. Sep
TENDER 18th. shortly after noon. will please
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specifications and claims for an out-of-town
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liEssERsCmnDr. Emile. Lansing. Mich.
HISs svI Charles: New xc..: =. Z IT,
Bacon as. Jesse .' H11;i. ss1a.e F.. IN
BLACK, Thomas !. Highland fsik. Mich.
CONVEY, Patrick, Burlington. VI.
DoBs0N. Floyd NJ. Oak Greek. Col.
GIBSON. Richard g.. chieopee. Mas.
. HliILLMAN. Thom.:. :Pitts60sEn: Pa;
II,1aNSEoRD, LeyI 2. Leoe GrYye: okla.
MsaInsK Fatr's %s% ans
N NHEks Int ecd:asn: A. A.. CITY MIN,
o'ooNNELI. MARI v. wiRes-BalTe. Pa.
PICKETT. Thomas G. Aubrey, Tex.
9TT rGLEY, Thomas, Rfesklsn. \; Z.
SIMPSON. Joseph. PhilsdslPa,.. e:
s TnYSR w w.s.r FL Fri ssco CA Pa
WAsHER. MAY 4. Cincinnati. Ohio.
zEHNER.. Thomas G.. Indiana. Pa.
GEORGE. Wallace P..' Vandergrift Heights.
GREEN. Albert P. Philadelphia. Pa.
| HARMAN, Owen, GIlpen. Nd.
HOWELL. Norman g.. Baliston Spa. n. 7.
KAHLER, Villa Charles. Nazareth. Pa.
MIkEsE aii .0f Ralph ' W. s. Pittsburgh. Pa.
MORRIS Thomas Thomas A. Pe,lnaei5nis; Pa
PRIGOFF. Benjamin. New York. n. 7.
ROBINSON, Martin e., Norman. Okla.
sAMMARTINo. Samuel n. Philadelphia. Pa.
SINK, Joseph, Leechburg, Pa.
MISSING IN ACTION.
prvnER N;ch,cl n Johr,onh,,r~ pa
GILL. william L. Huntingdon. "a.
REIFR r. A MSst G.. oswezO' n. Y.
BUTH. John j., Akron, n. Z.
DANIEL. Willie. Northampton. n. C.
DoBBINs: Francis. Durango. Col.
DOUGLASS, Arthur c., West Park, Ohio.
DUHON. Angel. Cameron, La.
HIGeINB6THAM. Edward NJ. sentinel. Okla.
JEFFERSON. Clifford. Portland Mills, Pa.
BOCCI, Salvador, Saugro, Province di AQuila,
sEMEiNE1KY. Gus. crozier. W. Va.
SHELTON, Raymond G.. Greenyille. Miss.
MALICE al IA Ely. lvah w aSSgeny lille: ny.
wELCHAECE. Simon E., Murfreesboro, Tenn.
WILLIAMS. John r., New York, N. 7.
zlLKO. John Peter. Bristol, Conn.
Americans in Canadian List.
OTTAWA. Ontario. October %
Names of the following Americans ap-
Killed in action-B. H. Thorington,
Gladwin, Mich; K. McInnis, Minnea-
polls. Mimi: F. G. Sandy. Kansas City,
Kan; o. Dy, Pontiac. Mich; q. Far
rant, Rochester, N. Y; F. Beaumont,
Newark, N. J.; F. W. Lewis, Detroit,
Mich; A. S. Pringle, Detroit, Mich.
L. A. Day. Bowling Green, Ind; NJ
Kelley. Chicago; ]. Stellma, Grand
Rapids, Mich; v. Carroll, Aurora
Mimi: III. Cohnora, Ladysmith, Wis;
X. Mansfield, Dayton, KY; r. Little
field, Duluth, MINI.
Died of wounds-G. r. Numbers, De.
troit. Mich; w. McCallun, Philadel.
phia.
c, II. Cox, McKeesport, Pa; V. Hazel
! Portland. Ore; H L. Paul, Detroit
Mich; w. r. Ryman, Lakeville, Mich
Missing. believed wounded-N. f
! Gilbert, Easton, Pa.
| Missing-O. J. Clark, Chicago, Ill.
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A Recuperatfve Diet in Influenza.
Horlick's Matted MIX. very digestible.-Adyer
isenent.
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CAUSES.
PRIvATES:
K s5ARoLA Es Joseph; sztaesssx: Pa.
soB1sKE.. waiter. Bridgeport. Conn.
DIED OF WOUNDS
rA1LoR: ,5san l.; Laredo. 1e-
HITEs; Edwin E.. Dies Moinea Iowa
BRUHN. Harry P. oedarhurst. N. Z.
STEVENS; Harry L.. Pettstown. Pa.
sUcKNAM. AVIAN n. stowhes.s. No.
GARRITY. Arthur L. Bradley beach, =. J.
LONG. Norman E., California, Nd.
RHYNARD. John R.. North Attlebcru. Maa.
WEST. Lee A.. Unionsoyn, Ala.
sRSNETT, William J.. West Med1urd. Man.
FAIRY: Lester Rniot, FsEmtnedaie. n. }.
ADKINS. Ben H., FatrAeld, Iowa,
ALEXANDER. David, Canton. ohio.
saaBR1ck. ' vincent. 1t phii.d.ipst.. Pa. =,
s BHssi Inn w u slooE sae r. @
Caldwell. Miilian e.. Mount Heus. n. J.
1GFFY. John T.. Phii:deiphia. Pa
BEiCSoS; John A.. Waterbury. Conn.
EVANS, James a., Everett, Mass.
GRAvELl. William J., Little Falls. MIN.
A0EKMAN, Fred F.. Harrison. 9. D.
SPENCER, Earl l., Saltwater. Okla.
STILL. Marion g.. Bridgeport. Tex.
WILLIAMS. James Il. Bufieson. Tex.
BYRNE. Charles H., Proyidenee, r. I.
F0RAAT0. Carmine. sparhll. N. 7.
HAYWOOD. James H.. syiaansa. An
HENSLHY. George L. Uuseelsa, VI.
HORTON. D. w, Cza1rtDn, Pa.
JOHNSON. Arthur G., Manchester. n. H
kits. George W.. Milford. n. +.
SALEY. Nlx. NayussbEr;. Pae
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PALMISTRY.

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MISSING IN ACTION.

LIEUTENANTS:
PHILBRICk, Fred. Fullerton. Neh
YOUNG, Alfred A. L., Pittsburgh, Pa.
KRAvA:. george !. 1s susus CITY, MN.
s MskEbS Allan Ear, e. asaea osia Mass
MECHANIC:
BRADY lSS Frank W.. Scranton. Pa.
HILL: Walter: Philadelphia. Pa.
AHRENs. Ray NJ. Chicago, N.
BAUMAN, Peter. Ancungie. Pa.
BELL. James J.. Alexandria. La.
cAPoRosA. Luciano, Marconi. Pro7inri'
CARR. John j.. Brisgsville. Wis.
CLARE CIt FJzo 9I5ie A, A., Phelps: M, y;
DAVIS, Herman, Macon, Ga.
DENMAN, Fred, Redwood. Ohio.
x %:9 E Sea nEsssP sss. COM
FIELD. Leo. New YORK: n. I.
GABIdEL Frank ,s, il sa sSn:s &c. ca.
GR1F iHs Joe D.. Galveston. Te1.
HAVkiY. Harry H.. Los Angeles. Cal.
JACKSON, Calvin, Olney. ny.
t LILLY. e sas r. f. EoW s Mass.
MINER. Pat, Columbia, Tenn.
kooNTz: David H.. oklshoma City; Okla.
LouBER. william F., Tlinthill. Ne.
MAH0SE9, Don, Sedalla, Mo.
M NAss;sAi 10y s.A Brittoa aA S. B: -
XATAsso: Tfsd Red %. GEaniss vs. =.
PaKK: GsorEs v: A 8 CITY; Aia.
ROGERS, Joseph, Guymon. Okla
SCHULZ Lewis E.. GEuoDs: Az.
SMITH. Lyman 4; aoPkinton. Iowa.
STONE. HAIRY n, Camp Hin. Pa.
ToTH: Franz G.. Belmont county. ohia
VAN COST. Ernest. Rock Island. III
BARGER. John p. Milan. Tenn.
BERKOWTTZ. BENJAMIN. Cleveland. Obs.
B 80 sLER; Herman a ". chi s IL d.. .
BUNATTo. Joseph, New York. N. !.
DAVIS. Owen j.. Grady. n. N.
FRANKLIN, Author, Wilder. BY.
SoI.NIH' Andrew. Detroit. Mich.
HEFFLEFINGER. Robert NJ. Carlisle Pa.
JACKS, Jim, Cleveland. Ark.
JODA, John J., Fairbury. Ill
LITTLE. Homer b.. DarlinEton. md:
@ SIan o Joseph III aSrsssofs s,. n. q
RODGERS. William z. Philadeiphsa. p.
WALKER. Barney l.; Geosxetow1 Tez.
WOUNDED SEVERELY N ACTON
CAPTAIN:
ROLF, Emil, Mankato, MINI.
LIEUTENANTS:
ALLISON, John franklin. Riverton. N. I.
ANDERSON, n. Hamil. Atchison. Kan.
FEUSTEL, William f., Portland, Ore.
MATHEWS, Howard A.. Tulsa. Okla.
SERGEANTS:
JOHNSON. Walter l., Chicago. m.
AIkICH, Milan. Detroit, Mich.
SNIDHR. Edgar o.. Muliinviile, KIN.
CORPORALS:
COTE. Clifford A., jackson. Mich.
EASToN. Joseph W.. Connellsvil1e. 1A.
HAYS. James E.. ketstera Pa.
WILSON. Gilbert, Paint Lck, Ky.
GLEBAIT1S, Anthony p, Chicago, N,
McCRADY. William B., Breuestef. n. Z
AAZZA, James A.. MarahAeld, WIZ.
MECHANICS:
OAKLEY. Harold. Eh;neheek. n. Y.
&AJGHF06p. CaeSteg A., NeSSoxS GA
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Killed in action. LIS
Missing in action. u
Wounded severely. LII
Wounded, degree unaeter-
nllnc0 1.v
Died Of woands. ............ SO
Died Of accident and other
Causes -
Died in aefcplane accident.
Died OF disease. ..1@
Wounded slightly. .170
fr1SOnef ..........s.....
The list follows:
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THE EVENING STAR. WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER %, 1918


OsHARA. Har,ry. NorrissoIn' Ha.
ROSE: Stenlen b.. atiiiWntef. Ky,
sCHUsTER. Harry G.. Buffalo. n. Z.
s 1EGHso Dan .S 81 Mount yefaOs Shi9
WEIMAR. Harry Otto. Nlendaie, N.
zOLTOWskI. Frank A., South Wavefiy' Fs'
nrrD or n1stAsE. !,
-,., Ld1EVTEMANTs: c.,.::.r,, m = =
fERRIS, William n. Z. Gansso1l: L.
Gai lrEhI I; yoSeR1 Il e Xognsstevn. oh,a.
Rno SEHGT Tloyd cio,nmnhs Grove, OHIO.
D nor III .yy sEd~sr Ill Woburn, Mass.
RECTOR. Grant W. Mount Ally. N. G.
WILD, Denver. Chicago. Ill.
BrRKE. Tho@as' st. Louis, No.
JONES, Floyd G.. Parma. Idaho.
CACHIONE, EMIL, New York. n Z
4sTnN I'M. %nits F, =; o'd EofEs'
MECHANIC: ~.
HILLGER, Arthur Il. Garoeavla ~
,,co COOK ~, > r,co,.., r.-
PH1 LIZ r Ei!efy To- snfeSsn'nnes' ~
,r,1 LILY a. r. -. O.. y,..,, Va
BiSCaoEr. r., hinest, ~. ,dessp.. -"
DAS4S: Minasm' wess SaySuInn'
EoRD' n, Lawson; stronk: sAsk ~,
c coR Eri f RisnmonS s H. New orleans. In.
aIRLINGHoysB: Mattie: Ollie, 4
G IEES ELL, Le ane,.; A. peSet
GgZDZ. AatensI, Bnna!o. n. :,,,
MiLLER' Ghafley 81 ~ Mon Hs. Men' "a.
M1LLEk. larry 81. Uld. Aious'le' 80
PoLLOCE. Joseph Ple9nemiee, -.
RABEL. Joseph A., schrenoers. Tx
SIEFEENs auootpn, A.: ~, Ae"wn, 0
sTiESkI. Joseph L. AMentoWn.
TURNER. Harley A.. Chewelah. Waan'
BEAM. August, waldo. Kan.
CAMPBELL, Hugh Central Gity' ~ ~
CARY, Edgar c., Kansas City, mo.
DENZIE, Luigi. rTurtoreto Tefamo Abru1xi
italy.
ELIAsoN. Patrick E.: BALTIMORE. Nd
GOGGIN, James T., BERNARD Iowa.
HAPP, william. Palmer, ka4.
JOHNSON, willie, Birds Nest Va.
KIRBY, walker. CARNEY. S. C,
KOEPPES. Herman j., Merle Beach, Mich.
SaCLE T.yid T.. Dublin. Ireland.
NEWTON. William L.. Emmerton. Va.
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PRISONER.

8B1So0E
SERGEANT:
BRENNEMAN. Paul. Lancaster. "a.
DIED FROM AE1op1AHE AoouEHr.
LIEUTENANT:
J0RMAN. Herace Bakef. Hsveffesd. Pa.
+ KILLED u-AoIIuK,
0oRPoRAIs:
SPAIN. Fpederiek, Woodhaven, n, I,
DENLNGER, Paul, Hende1sdn, Iowa.
DRENsEK. John l., Cleveland, Ohio.
'BCGLER: -
Reid. Willie n. Montgomery. Ala.
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WHH HHHIHEE@8E19&E
I;ls ROLL 07il0l92
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killed In aetisa <inelaa-
Total to date

Corrected Monday by the War De-
partment and including casualties re-
ported in today's lists. Marine Corps
casualties also included. but not total
casualties Of the Navy.
Army casualty lists for last night
and today contain 1905 names. divided
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=. DIED OF DISEASE.

CORPORAL:
RAUGHT. Lester H.. Copake. N. Z.
KILLioN, Charles L., 1rvona, Pa.
PRIvATES:
CINELLI. Albert D.. Santa Rosa. Cal
DENNY, Harry E.. Lebanon. Pa.
HENSIIEY, Silva, Boswell, Okla.
MANNHART, Elwynn H., Berkeley, Cal.
MAHCHANT, Charles L.. Prague, Okla.
REED. Harold c.. Clarksfork. Idaho.
RIORDAN, Michael J., Brooklyn. N. T.
THORNTON, James T., Noreland. KY.
BARNES, Raymond W., Harrisburg, Ore.
HORNUNG. John X, Baltimore, Md.
HYBART, Willie A., Finela, Ala.
MALPASS, Willie f., Wallace, n. c.
MILLS. Joseph L., Somerville, Mass.
EIEMYER, Henry J., Lagrange, Tex.
OTTERAAN. Joseph. Wososo, S. y.
VAUGHN, Elwood, Pecan Island, La.
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WOUNDED tDerree undstsrmiuea>,

ZANISZA, Joseph j., HaHrah, Okla.
WOUNDED degree undstsrmined>.
K1NS: wade 8, Gseensburr. Pa.
RoAT: George L.: west Phiisdeipnia, Pa.
SMITH; Hs.h ,s.s, C.. Detroit. Mich.
ANDERSON, Albert W., Monaco, Pa.
BAKER, Walter E., Philadelphia. Pa.
B BAzEgK W Psan G. Masslba1 pm
BRUHsLik. Edward. Chicago, iii.
DGnSdE, Donald Donald Fort Wayne. Ind:
s s4EpH P, 5Gnn n FL AlRsna a Mich
TREXLER, waiter. Germantown. Pa.
yENTnEs. Harold p. Berlin. Conn.
WAGNER, Louie, Menomonie, Wis.
COZ. Hairy G.. BlairsTilie, Pa. ~
McCLAY. Thomas NJ. Washington, Pa.
MALoEEY, Edward F., Lansing. Mich.
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WHARFIELD. Jesse B.. ManfstiQue, Mich.
WILBERG, All, Whitehall. Wis.
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
STATE D. A. R. To
CONVENE OCT. 8
Conference of Indiana Body
Will Last Three Days
at Evansville.

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Oct 1.-The
18th annual conference Of the Indi-
ana branch of the American Daugh-
ters OF the Revolution will be held
in this city oct. s, and 10. One
hundred delegates will be in at
tendance. Among the women who
have A place on the program is Mrs
George Thacher Guerney OF indie
pendence, Kas., president-general of
the national society Of the Daugh-
ters OF the American Revolution.
Mrs. Guernsey has been promi-
nent in many patriotic organizations,
notably the United Daughters of
1912, Colonial Daughters of Amer
lea, the United Naval league, the
Order Of Eastern Star. the National
Society of Patriotic Women of
America and the National star
Spangled Banner association of
which she is vice president.
Prominent Officers TO Attend.
Among the other national officers
Of the Daughters of the American
Revolution will be Mrs. George Mil
ner. regent of the Connecticut state
chapter. who is the editor Of the
Daughters Of the American Revolu-
ton magazine. and the next candi-
date for president-ge Greet
ings from national headquarters
will be given In brief talks by Mrs.
John w. Carey and Mrs. w. A.
Guthrie, vice president-general of
indianapolis. and Mrs. James Fow-
Ter OF Lafayette, librarian general.
Other we'll known women of Indi-
ana who will appear on the program
are Mrs. Anne Studebaker Carlisle
of the state council of defense, and
Mrs. Hugh McGibeny of the Indi-
ana Red Cross.
The musical and entertainment
features of the convention. ar
ranged by local officers, provide for
a MUSICAL program on the opening
night. >On the second evening Of
the convention a reception will be
rendered the visiting women at the
home of Mrs. James Gray.
business Sessions.
Business sessions will be held
daily next Wednesday and Thurs
day
Mrs. Clifford Shopbell, regent of
the Vanderburg chapter. has re
turned from a two weeks vacation
and will devote her time the coming
week along with the other MEM
bers Of the chapter to completing
the arrangements.
State officers in addition TO Mrs.
Felter regent who will participate
on the program are Mrs. Otto Roft,
vice-regent: Mrs. Clara
II. Fitch. Jacksonville, librarian:
Mrs. James b. Cranshaw, Fort
Wayne. treasurer; Mrs. Margaret
Sheridan, Frankfort. historian; Mrs.
Emily Goldwaithe, Marion, auditor.
and Mrs. E. c. Atkins. Indianapolis.
chaplain.
Mrs. Mary Parke Foster OF this
city, one of the four honorary presi-
for life OF the ma
tional ID. A. r.. was the first wom-
an 10 receive this distinction. She
was president-general of the second
congress of the national society in
1892 following the presidency of
Caroline Scott Harrison. wife of
Harrison, 21st president
Of the United States
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02
SEYBOLD PROMOTED

Lieut. Gaal ". Seybold, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. s. F. Seybold. North
Liberty Ind. has been promoted
from a second TO a first lieutenancy
at Camp Dodge, Des Moines. Ia.
Lieut.. Seybold was an attorney OF
this city prior TO the declaration o.
war by the United States and gradu-
ated from the second officers train
ing school at Fort Benjamin Harri-
con. indianapolis. and was assigned
. the infantry. He is now in the
adjutant generals office at Camp
Dodge.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-02

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