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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

The peace conference Ia Just n lit
tls hasty in asking the Germans to
sign up. They should at least walt
until the June graduates have had a
chance to pass upon such momentous
questions.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

The italian delegates slipped un-
ostentatiously back to their chairs at
the peace table, evidently being as
sured that no questions would be
asked.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13
FOR ALL DEPARTMENTS
Daily Food

I'''''T1'' ?
7 am ths light Of the world he thai
followeth me shall not walk In darkness
but shall have the light Of llfs. John s;2s.
Great Sun Of righteousness, arise,
Bless the dark world with heavenly light
Thy gospel makes the simple Wise.
Thy laws are pure, thy judgment right.
The Lord my Tod Will snliEhtsn my
4Arkness. PA, 1879,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13
Horoscope


Tuesday, May Is, 1919
Although Uranus is In benefic
aspect early In the morning, the
sway during hours Of business and
pleasure IL mnlefic. Saturn and
Neptune are strongly adverse.
There IL a sign making for uncer-
talnty and unrest. The mind may re-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

. Mr. Wilson may be the controlling
factor in the peace conference, but
she evidence is that he Is tho only
deiegate who has changed his mind.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

8 The German delegates have been
given i5 days TO study the terms OF
the peace treaty and make up their
minds 10 submit.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

10 long as there are American soi-,
diers in France. the Y. NJ. c, A. will
not show any anxiety about return
Ing homo.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

II seems that the allies are about
20 strip Bulgaria OF everything ex-
eept the recipe OF that well known
buttermiik.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

fleet could and would ut Will from 10 the Olher
Gf The two great II seemed to evident thht
such voyage would greatly benefit the navy itset'
would popular interest In and enthusiasm for the
navy and would make foreign nations accept as
matter OF that fleet should from time 10
time be gathered In the Pacific just al from time TO
time It gathered In the Atlantic, and that Its pres
cncc IN moro TO be accepted hs II
mark OF hostility to Asiatc power than It's presence
In the Atlantic was TO be accepted mark or hoStly
to any European power. determined on the move
without consulting the cabinet, precisely as took
Panama 'thout consulting the cabinet council or
war never fights and tn crisis tho duty Of leader
In 10 lead and not TO take refuge behind the generally
q. -..... L...-.n IN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

well" asked Noble Boyer, how
did YOU find yourself this morning.
"Oh. easy enough" answered the
patient Noble Hounker. I Just
opened my eyes and here I was.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

Owed tn CEh' 90 the death and has
appointed Gen Uohn supreme geneC-
o..s..Wu uf ,hc communist forces. ac-
..rdNE foo Cd rcpor. from Vienna to-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13


Pacific was 1n @ our n nSms ] T,e1 @ rI & ss @ Aa" & 1@H m b , S"[
. .
II Of me two great seemed to me eden, tn, int
%sF SopsiaT %1i' fs9 OS
matter e"a.s " our liSs9 Gcs 3
y ii%s gathered /" XiisntS and
Il no.t,y Aslalc power ,han Il. Prsngs P..a.
Il To ' y N nrop" ~a pow , S 'TS GmoeG a S on Of he move
~ without consulting the cabinet precisely as took
MXZ1&&l Panama hout consulting the cabinet council OF
8E % ana no, to behind generally
Gcrman no G s G%pps4 to nST % neither % tho & hnsn nSr %
the & . ana s les d they believe that the american % could
really true that our nect could not get from the Atlantic
p % Of % % S Many % S% po. "G pab S SG % T aG
] % G S %" GI soTn6 @ n nnt Japan % wG@G & SGS1 bt %
@ G @ psG To9a 50 regard @ ii because Jhpdn "S% & my S sns %
mon have % "y "s1o M @ @ h % n5 M % IL mere @ " we're 1 @ such
EUROPE i .f hs c1s
acy asked me Ra %o ScSn Sd of it. az and m II had not expected
@ ST To"a begin Least by the % ms net n, ose the nee, % rfn 3
@ japan G feet as sd in a the matter @ G sPS' @ d bat @ mat y
proof
SS"t %sss @S% ,1
srn% before incy ospsned
" e sS s the ' same S pS"a
any kind
Mprmo purpose and this
So'sdos what
that really impressed foreign peoples
OF Of G iS"s round ns ; "S Stf' But S' he he
S new w" Gnsa States navy
pss Tass %snT In
they VIII S'f A"ss .Ssh"r Of S T f Details % on @ sss a n
time Mr. Roosevelt or his epresenane. S ppea o s
wa @ the other rs % @ naval Program wS will nna no have
We h 's I ns a% s ws% sRl Mr. from SS has % ne "i % R %
SaowS definitely I'm any
first st %sso the sss s of 10 Aanp s . through s
fhnIppn japan,
~y hfP work
va s % san ana sss: s Il s1Ss y.n
@ s S an an ' IN s @ vas 1pSn:n "is eS" s s' % * s S :s. !: e
fs; f
S:5 ', @ Fl % e; ss ,
SiSsI
, vnsS
S f "iI @ % @
% % @ q 1s - s
shorty : before y'S: ss h ss as "S'
P: ni ss,'% sfsf:
sa "s r ssGs @ to " ss es1"s nm 1 %
.s 3 s a sf n. SP a,n oS So ,G.@ , that
abroad tho eos.lS constant
@ the boats "sSS se IlRi "d IT, My rS iS
cc their So the oms S % hs %
nc" care do so un %I@S thu Goats % % %os Thn S % or
sg aS'i s S TSf "%d %S vi HS
81 s} resessd s"i
ships and fcts following foa o '' ''
Is,
paid to the
hattehip
woudbe
Yet II
No
therefore
b.,
commanding officer of torpedo
Sincerely THEODORE ROOSEVELT
LIEUTENANT COMMANDER HuTClL l. CONE. S n,
/
eta
OF
me wealthy people and leaders of opinion the
the
ho New York des issued frantic appeals
that tho fleet should not and could because
ap However announced response that had enough
that did choose appropriate
further
difficulty the
WI
but the Nusirnn government sent most cordial invitation which
ad
'on FOR ana fellow feeling with Australia and believe that America
accorded the fleet Australia wonderful and
- - Ih h pa L . --.-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13
-----A autobiography of--
Theodore Roosevelt

the
battle world become
WINGED thai for should
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13
Oklahoma Outbursts

wearing "a straw hat these days is
TOO much Hike eating Ice crcam for
breakfast
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13
TULSA MORNING. WORLD
hEMhEk or TllE ASHOclAGEp fhE5'

The Amounted Press IL nolusi'ely en-,
titled TO Tho uss Tor republication OF s'
utvH dispatches credited TO u or not othet
si,e credited IN this paper snd Aiso th'
leeAl news puhu.hsd herein.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

In wichita, SAYS on" ~ those on
Vlous liuichipsor mru. wili women
hro called "tuWEhoylki"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

The aKnsas city atRr no'cs Tint n
number of pustoffi"e newspapers
featured Iiumc editorials written
several days too soon
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

Tho girl on Houth Main says she
has never yet seen "a May queen who
looked the part IN "a rain coat and
rubbcTr
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-13

II IN some consolation 10 know
that George Greet VIII not consent
to hcHd thu puhllrlty bureau when
the next war comes along.
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
Kate Hinton's Hints
COME PEOPLE NEVER wEARFuRs,

COME PEOPLE NEVER WEAR FURS,
- but they find the lovely marabou is
just the thing that they want for mara
bou IS so very light that II IS hard to
realize how much warmth It gives. The
extreme light weight appeals to elderly
women just As the beauty of the ooIors
appeals to the young girls, for there
are scarfs, stoles, and muffs of marsbou
in several shades of brown as well as
IN black and white. A stole of soft
brown marabou IS mounted on shirTed
brown Chiffon, over lining Of gzyiy
colored silk, and the effect IS charming.
Some of the popular capes have stylish
finish in deep silk fringe. And the most
becoming little evening capes Of white
marabou, with long satin ribbon ties
have curled ostrich fronts intermingled
with the marabou down--for of course
you know that marabou is really the
downy feathers of the Canadian stork.
You will find many attractive pieces Of
marabou in the Neckwear section.
Street Moor. street
WtEN SKATING DAYS COME you
!" will be especially glad II you have
a pair of spiral spats, although they are
just as popular for wear everyday night
now. The fact that they fiji so snugly
about the foot and ankle and wrap so
snugly far up the Leg explains the great
demand for them. You will see them
in the Shoe department priced $50.
Third nosr. Tenth street.
THE GOOD APPEARANcE or
AYoUR FEETMEANs MUCH and the
care that you give your shoes decides
their appearance. No matter what
cleaning helps you need--bnshes, pol.
ishes, cleaners, laces, as well as tints
for coloring faded evening slippers
you viii find here And you viii also
find many little foot-comforts of which
you may not know, soft heel pads that
break the jar when you walk, convent
ent little bands to fasten at the back
of pump to keep il from slipping on
the heel, and other little helps are
shown in the Shoe department.
Third Moor. Tenth street
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
DIED OF WOUNDS.


roN.. MRS. AMELIA p. DUTUS' l7o'
n STREET ". W.
Ariz-, Pine, Harry A. ChamberIab
cel. Denver. Ebea L smith. -. .
H. PsEnee, Lee A. Bensen-
Mass, East Boston, Daniel McCrmiek-
Mss. Belden. Francis W. Gardnf.
". T., Syracuse, Howard Earl Capenter.
\. C., Edenfoa, Edward 6. Bon.
Ps., Washfngtonvilie, Burgess Ahoson-
sERGEANTs.
Mas, Clinton. Joseph NJ. Connrs.
Me-, Golden city. Hsrry =. Hi<man-
y. Y. Jamaica, John G.. Roehry.
=. T., Brookbp. Clement N. Bland.
Pa, swtssyale, Charles W. Mhgan.
Pa, Philadelphia, Leon Ralph Foster.
Tex, II Psso, Peter smith.
CORPORALs.
Csan., WATERBURY, George L. tehan.
Conn, bridgeport, Charles Rdolph ssitr-
Kss.. lin City. Thems. J. Beeher.
No, Hagerstown, Fred R. foWers.
MINI, Mcintosh, Harold Sh,dduck.
Minn-, 81. Croix, walter r. terEiund-
No., !wsrrentop, Otis I: Jors-
Neo,, Omaha, John W. BerbEe.
y. Y, Corning, John J. Higgins.
y. C., McIyes, Alxernon 5. Nal
Ohio, Wadsworth, Clair Cskey.
OH 9s,s sI@;S,s sss LSHSo1, 5,,Is. Hal; o p.,i.m
Ohio, fremont, Edgar rhirston.
Okla, Psrk hin, Charlie lays.
Ore.s salem, James II. Gardner.
Pa, Wilkes-Barre, Lawre,ee Conrad Fshl-
Pa. Pirt.bcrSh. Enamel G. Tsehippert.
Pa. Glsdwyns, Howard ,: Smith.
TeE-. Ebert, Roland T. Inen-
Va. Alexandria, shirley r. Pullin.
WagonS.
Okla, Fort Towson, AIbrt Chandler.
COOK
Pa. Moen Kun, Merl Sclrecenrost.
PRIvA1Es.
Cola, Pueblo, Clyde Hartshorn-
O.. Commerce, Henry Haynes.
Idaho, Weiser, Roscoe Il. LoIley.
III, Casey, Lee n. Kbler.
M, Chicago Stanley SBsxkilwicx.
Mieh., Grand Haven, Charles BIease.
Aieh., CannonsburE. William II. csya-
usagh.
y. T.. Bayonpe, Carnino MarzuiIlo.
Y. y, Corona, Nlchdas De Tuo.
=. Y, New York, Gorge Meleky.
]. c., Angler. wayInd 4. Gardser.
Philadelphia, Aired T. Ashton.
p, Philadelphia, Thomas y. Emery.
b. Fredericktown, Carl William Hanson.
nzs NseO, Frank T. Ashbrook.
To-, West Point, J.hn II. Schroeder.
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
ADVERTISEMENT A
GRANDMOTHER knew
Ifere Was Nothing So Good
tor Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

B6 the dd-fashioned mustard.
plaser burned and blistered while il
acted Get the relief and help that
mustard piaSers gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Mnsterole does Il. Il 10 q clean.
whits otntmert, made with oil of mus.
tard- Il Is scientifically prepared, so
mat 4 WORKS wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
nnger'tpsL See how quickly 1t bringsre.
hef-hUw speedily the pain disappears.
Use Hust1ole for sore throat, bron.
ehits tonsiitis. Group stiff neck.
"a sssamsI sa ne1slg.a. heedache eoeses
pains and athes of the back OF joints.
spratnS sos n1useies bruises chill
nlains, frosted feel, colds of the chest
ut ofben prevents pneumonia.
! Se and 6r jars hospital tze $50
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
The January Sale of Undermuslins Continues

French and Philippine Long White
Skirts, Of either carnbric or nainsook.
ranging from hand-embroidsred seal
loped finishings to those literally
ornamented with hand embroidery.
Some also combined With fine laoes
Special at $2.50 to $3.50.
Trousseau Set, consisting Of gown,
chemise, corset cover. and drawers, Of
fine servioeable material; beautiful en-.
broidereed designs combined with laeA
Special at SIS.
Also--many attractions In under
garments Of domestic manufacture,
especially purchased for this sale
event, including groupings Of chemise,
gowns, petticoats, drawers ard corset
covers, as low as CSC for many de-
hrable garments,
q selection at
$1.$5, and various MA#TTMr
others. sNG
The Washington times., 1919-01-06

Philippine Gowns, fine nainsook, ar
tistic with hand-embroidered seal
loped edges. Special at $2.95.
French and Philippine Gowns of
finest material, hmona style with low,
round, or v neck; daintily and finely
scalloped at the neck and sleeves, with
hand-embroidered eyelets, and many
exquisite with sprays or other hand
worked motifs. Special at s2.95 to
SIS.
French and Philippine Envelope
Chemiss, daintiest garments with their
borders hand -scalloped in Grecian or
other distinctive designs. and further
elaborated with solid and eyelet pat
tsrns worked by hand. A corset cover
model special at $2.75. a eamisole style
with scalloped shoulder strap, special
1t $3.50. Others with corset cover or
camisole tops. Empire or loose-fitting
models, special at $3.50 to s6.75.
Third floor, y street
The Washington times., 1919-01-06

NIOtneS OF OueI CAeSdnCe
For the Woman In Mourning
DRESSES -COATS-FURS
At Prices Much Less Than Usual
Dresses
Rssnss sssastaT s band e d it beading waist and
fGeorgette, made with opening paael.lke front
Ds It ssss t On s x: aad asns deep
coat 5ssSy s tsn ss a s % ssd and hung over petit
A Silk Popin made in the popular chemise style and
@ ms $500 upon rows buttons with heavy loops
Third floor G street
Suits
.,,,d: Ens :.sSs Sss'y sons D'n'r'd STYLE bound with
satin B1Gss ssd rs ss. ssss sss 'd model vii" convertible collar
French serge, beautifully tailored, $500
elegantly ssyf nsssd Sss ss coat gut on 'A lines and
Velour SIT trimmed with cloth buttons and deep Hudson
-s, vosr Suit cut on 1 osg graceful lines finished with
Third floor, O street
Coats
Rs,. sasS Goa. s cut t a'. .: satin ss:s through
Rrosdsloth cest beited model satin lined deep
Velour Coat cut to give exceptionally graceful full lines;
Third floor, G street
Furs
% se,r Of Lynx and Hudson SO q. have been greatly
those Of 3 ss Sd to ss :'s l $500 for
worn An as sps s. a s s.s ss. I s' Be
EPs;ss rs ss. s.ess With =: collars
Third floor center
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
SECTION TWO
KILLED IN ACTION
pRTVArFa

PRIvATEs.
Ark, Hand, Everett L. Payne.
AYk., Rector, Landon W. Hu.
Cal, Clements. James b. Anderses.
Cal. San Francisco. Forrest Il. Stout.
Cenn.. Glastonbury, Cestsntino Birocei.
Gn fS:ss a.ss1 sas feysSr .ss.s s"sn'se a. Se,...h
M. Joliet. John W. sw.ekhoner.
m, Chie.so. Ioney ?. Schroeder.
n. Ssie.so. s. s.lph p: Bsyd- y
Dl., Chicago, John d. Naushtop.
Ind, Wabash, Ralph u. Cassadsy.
Ie~s, Coon Rapids. Esrnsst Z. Raysor.
KY. smile, Elisha Com.
Nd. Baltimore, william W. Campbell.
Mass., Gloucester. Raymond W. Lowe.
Miss.: % Lsscs., s@sa' JOE E-s Sirk.inss;s. ss..''
Mich. PORT Huron. Lester b. RoWbotham.
Minn., Trashy, Edwin Koystad.
MINI. Buyck, Aino y. Wene.
Mlnn.. Dsssel. william r. Fossum.
Miss, Blue spripss. Jsass l.. Rowland.
No. Kansas CITY, Jack Andrew white.
Mont. EdsehIil. Bert 4. Tssssnden.
y. J., Riverside, Charles a. scha6er.
y. J., BridEeton, John wallace.
=. y, nrooEIyn. Samuel Noriek.
y. Y, Utica, Leon Csyss.
=. =. New York. Charles celsIanpi.
y. ", BROOKLYN, James =. Coleman.
=. " Huntington, George ". Frazier.
y. Y, New Sosk, AplelIo Gayieno,
y. V, New York, John Yueceos.
Ohio. Convoy, Charlie. William Bargdan.
Ohio, Tiftin. Harry Il. BsIlrefch,
Okla: Welestks. Charles ID. Reynolds.
Pa. Mannheim, Francis Boyer.
Pa, Philnd.lphia. Russell c. Gross.
Pa, sewirkley, Martin siKnoretta.
Pa, OiyPhant, William Hopkins.
hussia Poland. Warsaw, Henry Bareiksski.
:. G, Newberne, Joseph FuIcber.
= D. GrsssrE GsvsrIer. rt: Rest: Lake Anderson.
Tex, laredo, Harold D. Smith
Tex, Tyler. Percy Mcfarland,
Tex. simms, John Tyler.
Wash, Breserton, John GenrItr.
W. Va, Elizabeth, Basil Bnn,sarr.r.
nsIpers Ferry, Clarebrs c. Grove
W: va, Charleston. Edmund c. Harrison
WIS., Ashiand' Edward o. GauduF.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
PRIvATEs.
Ata-, Cloverdale, John r. B.rkIey.
A. Evergreen. Ryx !. smith.
Als, sprotts. Walter b. Logan.
Aia.' fyattvilIe: Joseph c. KiiIourh.
ss" snS" Noble: eoe mstthew W. Keessn.
ai' ars' Sherry Valley, Rogers Dodses.
CC.I woodland, oliver 0. Grsyson.
Cal, Oakland, Ralph II. Dinrman.
Ss,.' Cs,.' c1Iosa, Peter b. Berkey
Cot, AIannosa. James n. DIekey.
SSan. Sn Wnf.rsp' WH,'fassport' Marry N. Clifford.
GSnn-; Coz s, New Lend:n, MARI ). murphy.
Fnr stuart, Harold n. Johns.
Idaho, Boise, Calvin L. Pare.
Idaho, Payette, Aimed n. M,rdhsrst.
idaho Neiperee, Basl G. Yates.
III Gnnton, James W. Cartmlli
III Shlcago, Louis Donkowski,
III, Moesogtah, Clarence v. sehesI.
III. south wIimlnston. Natal. Siiy.tt..
H. Peoria, Harry Lotss
~ Eass 81 Louis, Russell Gray.
IL, Nashville. Jsnes j. BordsrI.
.i2 Chleego, James v. BeIIifzi
nd sanford. Paul J. Duck.
ING" sensSsews, Wirbtr NJ Ruby.
ina, eSuth Bend, Victor ksndstorsid
t,oTs' s9uta Engiish, Everstt Dillon.
LAY, klo hcgkis. FSseateni Cofso.
Italy, Naples. 6usseppe Fsnieiio,
kn% rit,sowr. frsnk A, Lontkswsl<y.
Ns- " s.,asssr ss.l,s.,srs: ssspsss T. sosr.ps.a
hsss- Norwood. ssssps n ONA
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
KILLED IN ACTION
LIEUTENANTs.

A<A1N
Conn., Hartford John r. Owens.
Iowa, sioax Repids. oliver p. Byam-
Mich.. Detroit, ID. l. Hlnkley.
MINI, Mankato, Harold J. Hobbs.
t. nspss Hssseisss sss;sies. Sistiis asar! smith.
Orex., Albany, w. Robert acMurray.
Pa. fndian., Madiscn w. Jenss-
~ sERGEANTs.
Nina, virginia, Charles Butler.
Ohio, YOUNGSTOWN, Mike Hanley.
We, staunten, Robert A. McGufan.
Wash, Seattle, omef :. Norsaurd.
CoRPoRALs.
m, Chicago, Frank Lesczynst5.
md. Balnbrid<e, Dwight Ford.
lows sloan, Glenn X; Khodes-
\. ~ 3. J.P.eg P,sseciis. ciss, john II. ceasSiiin.
r. r., Bansio, cisrsnee r. L.uths.
81 Si, T. sS-sne. ss r.st oSs Ss'f LsviDs T. Dsnn'''n'
ohlo, Portsmouth, Russeii ID. Williams. (
ohi4 Cieyelard, Allen Arthur.
81 fisss.SSS M..;ssssIi. Missi cssi INV 4 Ws-siund
fsx-, ClsseIand, sam X. smith.
~ CHAUFFEUR.
n. n. Manchester, Joseph Carnignan-
BUGLER. 4
y. D., Hattoa- Carroll f1csche.
PRTvATEs.
Ala. Rospoke. Jesse d. Cummings.
Ark, Btyfheytue, James VI. HOOD.
Co., DaWson. VIII Hinton.
Idaho, Lemhl Frank Schwartz.
m. RockdAls, Stanley OstrowskI
Ireland. Monehan. Owen Fay.
Italy, MAnarillo, Casato, sam Mtnsle.
Mkch., stanwoed, Henry L. Anderson
Man. Minnsapolis, Arthur L Petersos
Mfnn-, North faribaalt, Leonard Picks.
Neb, westervfile, Louis Johnson.
n. y, Rntherford. Charles II. sehneide ~.
n. r, Long Island City, Antonio Alhne.
n n. New York, Daniel Friedlander.
y. T., New York, Philip Ely Rosenfel.
Ohio, BridSeporf. Carl @. smith.
0hio, Yeungstown. Mike Holowopun-
ohio, Richmond, Percy c. Fsgin-
Ohio. Bunalo, Harvey III. Allen. ~
ohio, steubenviIle. George ID. Andersn.
0kiA-, Fert Towson, VIII Cooper.
Pa, Philadelphia, Oscar ID. Boyer.
Pa, Philadslphia, John Bradley.
Pa, Union City, George 0,Nefl.
Pa, Phii.delphi.. George L: simpson
Pa, Shamoktn, Joseph stalcosld.
Pa, Lesmaa Place, Ire X Trout.
Pa, ~Cheltenham, Charles b. OidhAn
Ps.. Drsvosberg. Adam Hoffman
Va, New Canton, Charlie Hsrtwen.
Va, Oak Postoffice, Thomas A. Holly
Va. Appomattox, Hermon L Lee.
Va, Dilwyn, Emmett Mash. =
W. Va, Auburn, Doy L. Brannon.
W. Va, FrccmansburE, Leslie w. tattsr-
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
Total Ca,ualties Announced Now 210,929;
473 Dead, GAS WOUNDED In Today's Lists.

tanned the 205404 No
corps list issued the total previously reported
54S5. both the
ms announced is 210929
issued confined of 123 killed IN
died wounds Is died finn accident and other causes
148 died disease wounded severely
rounded slightly 103 missing
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
DISTRICT BOYS IN ToDA-s CASUALTY LISTS.

DIED woUNDs-Leut Arthr II. 1907 N street
WOUNDED sEvERELY-Privae II. Tenth
west
WOUNDED SEVERELY (PREvIUsLY REPORTED IN
ACTION)-Priyate R. northwest.
RETURNED REPORTED MISSING IN
north
west.
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
DIED OF DISEASE.
PRIyATEs.

PhINATES.
Ala, Alabama City, Hugh Bagley.
Ark, England, Robert Dowdle.
Col, Denver. Le Roy II. Bougbton.
Del, Wilmington, Leon Hudson Cork.
Co., Townsend, BENJAMIN Webster.
Ca, Bowman, George Norman.
Ill, Eldorado, Carl II. Wilson.
IL. Fiat Rock, John r: Wsgsr, jr.
H., BraceviIie, Emil Rurek.
III. Chicago, james BneE.
nl., Wirden, William J. Bates.
III, Lincoln, Owen II. McNaIly.
ILL.,, Athens, Arthur 1. Deschmann.
ILL.,, Shelbyville, Arthur Carroll.
Ind, Lyons, Heimer Ii. johnson.
Iowa, Scranton, Orie G. kious.
Ireland, Cloonshreen. strokestown! John r.
Kan, La Harpe, Willie W. Mcvey.
Kan, Junction City, Morton Sanders.
Ky. st.mpins srosnd. George srisrs.
La, Worthwhile, Loyance Sinegal.
La, New Orleans. Leo jackson.
Nd, Poplar Hill, Wallis Curtis.
Mass, Waltham, Albert f. Regan.
Mass, West Newton, Walter J. Mccain.
Mass. North Arlington. Herbert L. Bailey.
Miss, Ssrdis, Myron Rcece.
Miss, Shaw, Bob Maekae.
Miss, satartia, Will Harris.
No., Elijah, Ethmer q. Green.
Mont. Antelope. Frank VI. Chaon.
Ncb., Duncan. Dave Hirt.
y. j., Collingswood, Elwood K. Youns.
n. j., West Hsboken, Clarence Otto wald-
y. J., Oak Ridge. Henry Knoblick.
\. j., Fiemlngton, Edgar c. frisbis.
n. j., Jersey City. william Bertell.
y. Y, New York, Prank j. Scha6er.
y. Y, Brooklyn, Abram Shore.
n. Y, FRANKFORT, Leslie w. smith.
y. Y, Amsterdam, Edmond j. Nolan
y. ", New York, Victor 4. Gistedt.
i. G., Union Hili., AddIe b. street.
y. c., Murphy, Wilbur Ferguson.
\. c., Zebulon, Roy Gay.
n. C., Durham, Vernon Smith.
y. c., Corapeake, Thomas ID. knight.
ii Ssi Tsrs w slss
Ohio, Columbus, Franz ID. schmitt.
ohio, Cleveland, Arthur d. Lunsmsn.
Ohio, Cleveland, Elmer T. Doian.
Okla, Roberta, DaIyin c. Lewis.
Ore, Medford, Artemus Roliin spooner.
Ore, Elk Rock, Henry r. Melody.
Ore, Lostine, Albert ". Edwards.
Pa, East McKeesport. Lawrence stsdtsr-
man.
Pa, Columbia. Alexander c. Keesey.
Pa. New kensington, George Hanko.
Pa, Boswell, Charles 4: Hurd.
3. C., Bennettsville. William d. Campbell.
8. D., winner, Leonard Pointkowski.
Tenn, Pinson, Ray j. Names.
Tenn, Nashville, I'D Thomas.
Tenn, Nashville, Edward j. Walsh.
Tenn. fiido. leon Hays.
Tex. Gando, Hugh G. Yoas.
Tex. shop, Wyatt Carpenter.
Tex, Galveston, Garret NJ. Aston.
Tex, Gansdo, shade Barnes.
Utah, salt Lake City, spot Austin.
Utah. willard. william II. Lofthnuse.
Va, TappahannOck, Logan e. Croxton.
Va, spencer, George l. AshwOrth.
Wash, Wenatchee, Frank Peterson.
Wash, Seattle. John A. Hughey.
". Va. Nontrose, Brady ID. Phillips.
Wis, StoughtOn, Selmer ID. Havey.
Wis. milwaukee,, Roy Barber.
". Va, Crum, Ransom Msrcrum.
Wis, WatertOwn, Erwin Mass,
Wis, Luck. Holger n. ScsndorG.
The Washington times., 1919-01-06
" OU ARE LUCKY If YOU ARE
j BUYING FURs NOW, for prac-

tically every piece in the department
has been materially marked down. This
means that those luxurious Hudson seal
coats with big lynx and skunk collars
and cuffs; and the smart fur neck
pieces, with muffs to match; and the
jaunty fur coatees, can be bought for
much less than their usual price. And
this just when the real cold weather is
just beginning, and you can still get
months of wear from your furs this
seasonl II would be waste of words
to suggest that women who need new
furs should investigate these very spe-
cial prices In the Fur Department.
Third moor, center.