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THE NEW YORK TIMES, MONDAY. NOVEMBER 11, 1018. 2 9 ARMY CASUALTIES; TOTAL a 2 in Action, 70 Hissing, r.l 17 1 Wcznied cn Day's List a NV, The War Depart-t i one army casualty Ut today, which -i rne, the total for th i to 1. No Marin Corps list was ti- taj previously reports for that wae I r-'T l-st i-nd tiV4- contained the names IK ai-Son. ladled of wetin-ia.

4 died --t, i cf dMM. 30 woufld- jii to en -undetermined degree. i63 wjuivl.i. and .0 missing. nT CP A XT fASCALIXES TO DATS.

eO. i 11,731 Q4 i.f 4.71S i a-oi w.t ar.i other i tt 4.T39 I 1 4 .1 t. tn-: 4,1174 T' t.l abbreviation ar tiat-jr nf tr-ai casualty: i and other Ceuna Gen. nfal.S Nov. 10.

Total. 153 ll.4 62 103 1 4 lIT 24 jss" 174 ZKM 70 $744 era 2rr UMd to Indicate i f--n A'-4Rt. 'M 1 V. loaul. i 1 In ivrv.

i la 5 i .1 r. y. 1 -J a-ar-e CM-terrr-lnee ('ol. CotOOei. Major.

Capt. Captain, l.t- Lieutenant. t. Sergeant, rp. Corporal.

'1UI. Bugler. Mrchaato. Wan. Wacoaar Hut.

Muak-lan. lira. Uoranhow I a L. Llit, ii 24 J. r.

i lil! '-e. A. Vfr. ill W. 131 St.

NEVT tohk cm. a. J. P1w1a. 7 Pino Pt.

Corp. ft)W1 Ijncuin r.J I.kn,e, SO, W.K.'i4 81. r. I 3.4 It. Bklyn.WU N.

f. rowl.r. i-J K. IM J. F.

ti. (KA) I I 'J-A Mr. Vrr lurkin. E. aid M-i.

i. I'tirWu. l.TV) Hh Bulrn.tKA) J. Vtr. nr.

F.fT.n. vt at WU ui.iiiu.J ta w-'-iwi; Mr, cathortna Ke-. "Pm.ljr? 1 A M- F. Kriu.y, 211 lt i R. MaiUaoa St.tKA) L.

LJit, ii J4 i i Zirl.lnnolnAr..rkii.(KA) M' k.Ury alt.Jkn.(KA I U. I it Kut Nh, l.4l Ui I N. on.ii N.t 'antral hrrt. Ml W. 2tH Ft IMA) Mr ij) W.9th M.

K. 1 i tiirroo II A. W. jiiia ft. iv.

II HwU rn orp fWV) 'i Vir t. r.ua.i. Bra v. Wr. Itaroara Pchlda- (MA) 1.

(.,. J. hkniiMr, Palmatta rMA) I f.hrir.. Hart I' ii A Ha.ktinM aah.sq. orp .1.

Mtnm. iTi I'uon ft Bkln a Ura i i MraM. aOa Maeoa Kt.i Mra H. Tlnra, 171 E. Vtl PW): i.

i' fe. tim M. annaia, 1.14 tv.h i VI a 8 k. UJ A Brooklyn. (DWi Ai VMrttnw.

14 Honry j. vs "i-k VS nUlHh Bt.Jklya.(WTT) I a I-aaoo trp (IW) tkV. A. Anoka tlnutwakl. 1, l.nA.rn NW YOUK STATE.

V- Harrtirl Jadd. iKoin, jCWLi H. A Vr. Harh tnt JWX') i. J.

La JMA) f. tta'jrma. Biiffaw. k. K.

Mr A. Mi'Namara, Harrtaoit (L'W M- Ivirliryn Morfln. Altany. WSV v- H.rrly, Lu-llrry11la (MA1! k. A Mra.

Nt.si. ii't ord Corp. j(l)W 'i. Vr. A-ia Nlkl.

JI'W)( Wfrni. tVrtrkuah CorpDWJj 1 RMchaatar Corp.lDWJ i. Mra M. -J. Hnrt, Arcada.

IW) ao-L-a. Mtlwliir.i Mir'a ti'W. klra. n-(s, ij(WI. i lit A.

I.t A. "tar.ln;. Uurhamvtlla DDI r'rark 11 Bm Tnr-ma. Lacrna dWl') vl Ton Buffalo (I'H vv1 Comlnr Corp( (WL) I AUm Mtkalauaaa, 4t (WTm 1 1 Woodcock. Buckvtlla i.

(MA) J. lliatt, oraan'awa (ti(nt ALABAMA. v- W. -Ar-matron. Hamilton I N.S; w.

Autry. Lamiaoo Lcmiann (.. art. Waunt Koaaau. k.a J.

lunn. Onma VW) j. Mfa. Kula Ala- a V. B.

"aft, fcdwv St. I IT K.rriiaon. Proapart. .1 (DW) W.l Tn.aa, AatiUtrtn Bl.t(WL) I i i (, Mn. tKra-Mi.

kn 'M l-ortcrr. K'l'l Mra Hlnaa. Sdiwt a. I Uavda. WJ.V i i- i' V.

T. amttrt. Town. Craak. CWt, a.i J.

J-atiaraon. City Cory. (PW l.i AN J. Hartford K-. Mra Jmt an.

Mnkll I Mra. tlcana itwrt. Hartford. J. II.

iV-mpann, tiurlay Mra M. A. 'Waa. Annlatoa rr.an; fioatavlll l. or Mra.

Vt. K. naht. i AHIZONA. i X.

aon, h-CKA) Ar.IvVNS.S. i TT Vra ParklnarrO, Boaaalrrni, mil ton I UwU L. ii. fcutaa-hA. llotooartoc CAUKOIsIA.

T- Coaarwaa. Oakland. CD' TATTvOH. PTUTOl Mra. A.

Jetinaen, Dannia (WTJ) WUsLAlloKL, F. 1. WLniarakl. BmAH Cfclcao. B) INDIANA.

HARTWELL, C. Mra. I-ydla Kalley. MUNSON, B.R.: Mra M. Munaon.

Indtanapolla Vl'IRK, W. Patrick Quirk, BUrjPELI, AlX: Mra. Rabecea O. Ruaaell. Clinton.

(WL) K-TPDlUt, Mra. N. Scuddar. Rlatn Bun Corp. (KA) 8 ELK, C.

Allan Balf. Valaona KHKADKTt. A. K. Abnar tlhrader.

Kawanna (W 8 fU)S, W. Mra. Cora t. Mloan. Attica PMITH.

A. K. V. Bmlth, Saw Albany (DW) SMITH. P.

Mra. Emma Bmlth. PMITH. XL E. Jacob Kmlth.

patriot (WL.) TARI.ER. JAT; Mr. Bat Flnnay. Kout WHEF.LKR. r.

L. Mr. Mary Whaalar, Indlanapolla (Wli) l. Mr. Kdna Wolf, Brazil WOOD, A.

Mania Waod. (KA) IOWA. BIPHOP, CHCRTTK; Mr. Nora A. Blabop.

IxryUIa. OCA) KNNKBtRd, w. T. DMmtr linnabara, BU Anawar. (KA) UMBKHT, RENE; Juilua Claoy.

McCau aland (U'C) MrlHKKL, R. A. Mrrkal. Lrana (WS) W. Mr.

Mary V. VTlarr, 0di WARD, ORVALr Ed Ward, Jwall (WTJ) WOODS, THOMAS K. Mlk J. Wood. Bamnar (KA) KANSAS.

BAKER. A. Mr. Lucina Bakar. Topakav Ix.TT.

DALE Mr. Jal Doty, Junction KELLET, JOSEPH; Mr. L. Paola KA) JHCALL'liTBLti, Mr. N.

MCAiliatar. MfCVKKT, ALBT; 6tminl MeCurry, M1LEH. O. H.i W. B.

Mllaa. Cartooadal MOKE, L. John T. Mora, lonla (KA) PHAW, Vf. Krank Hhaw.

(iraenlaaf (KA) t'MifOLTZ, CORTLETT: Mr. I. M. Vmbolts. KENTUCKY.

CLATWELL, A. Mr. Btuaa Clayar.n. Bakartan EMMERT. E.

H. Mr. H. R. Emmart, Hestand Carp.

(KA) KLEMlNd, OHCAR; Mr. Blrdla Bnoardan. Stanford. MOORE, J. i.

D. Thompaon. MtlaonUia Corp. (WS) PENCE. JOHN: Mr.

Dora (DW) RKKSK, KOB: Mr. Marcarat H. RaaM. (KA) ROMINE, LIVNIE; La Gatt. Unlontown (MA) 5M ITH, PEED Hardin T.

Smith. Columbia (KA) STEWARD. HENRT; Boa T. tM award, Ortflar Corp. (Wo) MAINE.

BAKER. O. N. Mr. 8.

H. Bakar, Portland (Wg) TROUT, LM. i MraL-oTrout, Livarmor alia Corp. (WV) MARYLAND. BODE.

W. O. Mra. O. H.

Bod. Baltlmor BONN'EVILJUS. R. Li Mra. Ball BonaorUl, Marlon Station COUCH1LAN.

B.H.J E.W.Couchnsan, Mt. ENGLK, O. R. O. W.

Enala. Baltlroora (KA) PAIRRAMK. JEWELL: W.W.Falrbank. Bt. FHEMAN, A.

M. Mra. M. FTnan, ift'B) PHII.LIP8. O.

Mra. Ktnma phlUlp. Baltlmora. RECHNEK. H.

J. Mr. M. c. KochDar.

Balti mora Corp. R1' KETT8. Mia. K. DWI ROUS, R.

Mr. A. W. Ttoaa. Btraat (DW) R1PPNSTE1N.

J. Mr. F. Rubana-tHn, Baltlmora. (WVI r.

It. U. Rumanap. PWEEKY, J. 8.: Mr.

J. 8. Bwaany. Baltlmora C4. (KA TLM.A, J.

Joaaph Turn, BalUmor (KA MASSACHUSETTS. ANTERfkD. Emma E. Hy, LawrancaKrt fWL) BROWN. J.

Mr. B. Brown, Rayara Corp. (WL CONNOLLY. J.

Ml Marcarat oulltran DVWfWJoa. JOHN: Mr. Julia Turner. Cainbrida. FERRE1RA, VINCENT: Mr.

Elian Farrrlra, HAlAY, N. K. Mr. Mary Hairy. Waat JOYCE.

H. Mra. Catharlna T. Conway. Clinton.

(DW nrraai. A. B.i a. J. air nay, jjiin.

MllKiLY, W. C.i Mra. William Cannall, MORRISON, Mr. Annl Morrlaon. KF.RiON.

R. Mr. O. D. Brown, Wait Suits.fWU PICKKRINU.

F. E. arad ptckrln. Quincy (MA) RVH.Sh.L.1 Mis D. Kuaaall, FAM'LEH, SAMUEL; B.

bandlar, Taunton (MA) PLEKPF-R. H. Mr. F. H.

Boott. tltlooooa KLl'P, MORRIS; Sunirri Boar, Fall River (MA) TVRCO. John Turco, Eat WALLACE. HARRY; Gaeri Kiln. Utoucaatar (W6) MIC1UGAN.

BX-ACKSTaTX, W. O.J B. JB. Blackatan. BktU Creak Watn (KA) riRrvtlNSKl.

W. Mr. Halan Drumlnaki, FLEM1NU, Mr. Catherln Flemlnf. HANHHAW, CHARLES; T.

Hanhaw. HENDRICKBON, JOHN; Hand lie kon, LAltObVJ. TRACEORD F. Laroaa, ROKfl. D.

M.J W. C. Ro. Bad Ax CWX') riHORKKY, LESLIE: Mra Ana A. Bhorkay.

Detroit. (WL) SMITH, HENRY; Ml Mary Laonard, Dtrolt YERMEEKoCH, M. Vrmercti. (MA) MINNESOTA. FRAHMAN, JOHN; Fred Frahman, Waaara T.

(DW) OILBORNK, W. Mra ak A. Ollborna. KRAEMER. M.

N. Kraamer, Oraanwald (LD) LIES, J. P. J. Lien.

Twin Valley (WB) MiNKE. H. i. Carl Mtnke, Lon PraiHa (WL) PETERSON, A. E-; Mra.

Martha Petaraon, Bt. MATHER. CARL; Ola rather. Erkln (KA) SHEA. DAVID; Mr.

Mary Bhea, Mlnneapoll (W8) WH1TTEY. W. Mr. Mary Whittey, Taconlt (DA) MISSISSUFI. CALDWELL, P.

B. Caldwll. Oiahoma. (TD) McVEY, R. B.

Mrs. L. McVay. Wat Point (DD) MISSOLRf. ALEXANDER.

A. I William Alexander. (MA) ANDKRMON. ROY; Mra; M. Andron, BECKLEY, 8.

D. W. A. Berkley, Badalla. (WU) tORRlUAN.

Mr. M. Corrliraa. Bt, Loul. COX.

NELVRY A. 8. A 8. Secretary. Guthrie.

(DW) FLEMING, C. D. P. A. Flemlnf, Maltlaod, (KA) GOHK, CORBKTT; 3.

A. Goaa. Brownavlll ANTHONY: J. R. Henkel.

Kanaaa HEN.E. W. Adolph F. Hen, Flemintoo Corp. (WTJ) KENT.

FRANK D. B. C. Kant, Clinton Lt (WL) LVIiAROER. W.

B. Mr. J. Lybargar, Poplar Bluff. (WL) MA HON.

R. IL; Mr. Goor (a Mahon. tt. Loula torp.

(KA) l-AVNE. K. C.i J- K- t. i tlW PHILLIPS. C.

B. Mra P. C. I'nlinpe. Kanaaa PROVINCE.

JOHN. -Jr.) J. 1. Province, BATTERr ieLD. D.

Mra. i L. fettnteid. Bt, Iruia Sat. U'wi 8AYRE, R.

a. D. Bayre, Ferruaon Bat. Sat. rilBKKT, it.

L. M. n. oiDen, neoana t.yii KM ITH. E.

A. Henry Bmlth. Red Top (DD) PMITH. P. W.

y. Bmlth. Queen City (KA) HOUTHERN. WALTER; J. L.

Southern. KTACKLK, F. F. Henry Btackle. bt.

Oenevtev (WL) VOLLMAR. J. Joaeph V. Vollmar, WOODMAN'S EE, I.KMUK; Mra. Roaa PurceU Corp, yun 1 i MONTANA, i ALLEN.

O. Mis Helen Allen. Great Fall CWT7 TOPEL. M. Carl Topel.

WU V- I JS'EBKASKA. BEACK. B. C. A.

Beaack, 8primrflld. BURRlrt, W. El wood Polkey, CaJlawny CCPHMAN, CHARI.E8; Loul Cuahman. Broken BHERMAN, EUGENE: Mra. L.

tuiermu, we) SHIRLEY. A. B. W. K.

Khlrley. (W'L) 1 iTu iMiu i iM.ii. rwin. iuMH (Wl TEKRY. IRA Mr.

Ana Terry. NEW IlAMPSlllItE. BOWK p. E. DTtd Row.

eVwraworthy (MA) cEBABTION. R. Bert Bastion, kltrwtuiam. ,1 WU) 6 91 2 0 7 MAJOR STREET It Tn TTT T1TV TIT I AfTTAlT Youngest Field Officer in United States Army. TEMPLE.

JOSEPTt; John Tempi. Brock WELCH. OARHIE: Georir Welrh, Kail lea (DW) WlbENHTJNT. N. Mra.

M. Wkaenaunt. (HlRrUlN. i KOTER. JOHN Enoch M.

Noyar. I BfOOklyn YoUtH ProbaVbl WaS i PENNSYL.V ANL. AI.T.y-V. ARTHl'H John Bond. Oxford ALLEN.

R. Un A. Allan. Gattyebura BAKER, LOTTia Mr. Mary Baker.

Ptttaburah (MA SiRTuniiiUKW. HiUDLli W. Barthoa- maw. East fitrnudiburf fWL) PBVAN, J. M.

Mra. Ceraa Reran. Philadelphia (MA) 1:4. OTHER LOCAL CASUALTIES FROWN, i. W.

Miaa Yaly crtuaer, Hyo riUpnrl l. ntrautcl.l. VI kJra. Uarmav A. Klkiy.

Norrtatown Mat. fWT, ag-v- 1 r'uw (nillul.lfjil. (Kil CAWLEY," JOSEPH: Mr. M. Cawley.

LltUt. BuTCher, Killed Oil Oct. IS, COM MAKER. Mr. S.

Commafcer, a COINER, mini W. Cotnar, Danville Corp. CONNOLLY. JAMES F. F.

Connolly. Mlnooka CHEeSMAN. L. JtiUlp B. itaimu, ALFRED 1: Jehu B.

Alker. Narbertb IMA) DEVERY. C. E. Miaa M.

lrarr. trmanlown Wl, Expected to Kilted, Letter Indicates. DUNN. IL Howard K. Dunn.

Philadelphia (DW VAI.inV 1 Miaa ft. B. gallon. Old L'nra FANDASIA. It Joaenh Fandaala.

Phlladelohla (WL FEARN. T. Mra M. Kearn. PMlade.phia-et.(KA) FERN-.

MICHAEL Mra Marret Fern. FIANDRA, F. A. Flandra. Philadelphia 0VV K1NORK (in.ry-)! Jamea Ktnora.

FhlladelDhla. (Wl'l FISHER, NKVIN K. Mr. Neirln K. riaher.

(K A) FLYNN. FRANCIS J. Mr. C. FlynoJ bVranton (W L) HERMAN.

J. H. 1 Mr. Anna Herman. Hcranton.

1 KE1.BT tr. W.t Mra 1 Kalbv. W.Illadlr-hla K18TLER. XAWRENCE; Chrta Klstler. Oil City (DW LATCH.

ROBERT Mr. E. Latch. (MA) LAWLESS. ML V.

aire. E. MoCoillcaa. (KA) I.1T7. A.

Mra. Mar IJt South A) LOMBARD, PAUL Cilia Kramer. Hanisburf P. Mr. M.

Mot. ana. Plttabunrh Corp.lDW) McCARTNIT, J. W. McCanaar.

8prln Run MccUTcHEON. E. T. Mra. M.

A. McCutcheon, lar- entum Corp. McOARRY. B. Mr.

Anna Walker. Philadelphia (KA) McNAMARA, Mra T. Bmlth, Philadelphia MA LLC 8, J. N.J M. N.

Mallua. Philadelphia (DW) MARLEY, JOHN Miaa Baaale O'Connor. WTenlac( MA) MONTAGNI, D. Nicola Peraco. Conahohoekea (W'L) NA8E.

T. K. Mr, dark Naa. Btroodsbura (DW NAU, PIUS Mr. T.

A. Nau. Philadelphia NEWMYER, M. Frank P. Newmyer.

1 Vj Jm a kr iTltV. OBDTKE. BAM Mra P. Obdyite. Philadelphia.

PEARSON. O. Mis Hilda Pearson. E. PRARBO.V, N.

O. Shappeli. PECHMAN. Mr. F.

Peohman. East TTTLK K. Mra. Mkrv Kovaca. H'rafton (DD) POLTNSKT, H.

Hanrr Pollnaky. Philadelphia (KA) 1ULUSKY, FRANK; W. Poiuaky, Haydvnvtlla (DW) PHITCHARD. HENRY H. Mr.

W. J. Prltchard. Phlladalpnia Corp mm READ. J.

H. E. Read. Wllkea-Batr Corp (DD) IVOR; Mrs. Mary Ree.

Bowrrton Kmt (KA) RILEY, -C. C. Mra. i. E.

Murphy. Coataavtlle (MA I RILEY, JOHN Mr. Jannte O'Connor. 11 anarch. MA) Major Jaha A.

Street, who was prob ably the wounf-eat officer of field rank in the United States Army, wa killed In action on Oct. 4. Major whose home was at 409 Grand Avenue. Brook ljrn. was 23 yeare old and a West Point rraduate of the class of 1018, lie was born In MlsalselppL On his graduation he was assigned as a aecond lieutenant to the Ninth Infantry, with which com mand he served in the Mexican expedition under General Pershtn.

He went to Franc as a battalion commander of the 12Sth Infantry. lAeat. Clareae C. archer, whose bora was tn Bloomfield. X.

killed on Oct. 13. He was 2 yaaj-a old and prior to the war waa In the New Jersey National Ouard. He ia sunrivrd Ay nia wire, two brothera both of whom are in the service, and a sister, who is a Red Croaa nurse. In his lent letter to his wife he wrote: "Don't cry If you hear that I have fallen on the field of honor.

The only rccret 1 will have will be that I can say good-bye to you and that I won be buried on American SOU." Uit Merray E. Crameri killed In action on Sept. S9. waa a former Seventh Real soldier who aorved on th ITCHTH. K.

L. Mra. Lydla ARItehl. PHtladlphla.MAI I Mexican border with that command. He ROGERS.

J. W.r Mra. M. Roears, Philadelphia Corp. MA) I was flrhtlnf with the 107th Infantry of ROMMEL.

HARRT C. J. Rommel, Philadelphia. I the New York IX vision when killed. ROSE.

J. H. O. W. Roaa.

PhlUdalphia Corp (wuj Lieutenant Cramer was 32 yeare old and KtAPiLAn. 1 11.: Mra. n. ncanian. Liuinn ia native or rnii riir.

rn r.E. r.iOjju. Mr.A.ocinw3weie.irniiaaaipnits.ijajiv bUiN elder, js. it. Mr.

A. fecnnoiaw. rnuaaeipoAa Moh. (MA) BCHOt.L, Mrs. Dora Bcholl.

Brranton (KA) BCHWINT). Mra. E. Bchwlnd. Phlladolphla (MA) BHEPLEY, Mrs.

Bu Bhepley. Clifton (MA) EILLKRS. J. Mr. Mary Clllera.

Philadelphia. SILVER. MAX: Hrman Fulkeletein. Phlladeluhla. (KA) fUnCR.

W. B. Mrs. Ida J. Bllfer.

Bhllllnaton ma was the son of Mra J. Madden of Woodbine Street. Hmoklyn. He was la Company et the 113th Infantry. Sergeant llatlla B.

Saalley, wounded. la In Company tj of the Ma-Mne Gun liattalioo. II la a eon of klra K.llth Bmlley of 427 oC John's Ilace, Ltrooklyn. Ser(aa HUllaia T. Fair, wvun1a4.

Is a veteran of the Ul New York Infantry. He la In Company A of the) loath Infantry. Ill home I at 2.023 liaverty Road. Krooklyn. lie I a brother of Lieutenant Uarld Pair of the 1034 Infantry.

Frederlek lleaderaoa, wounded a 0-ond time. I the eon of Mr. and aire. Georre Henderson of trarlght 8 treat. II is la Company I cf the lath Infantry.

Hack Fraarla GOsatk. weundad, la a member of Company it of th leV.th In fantry, jie a a eon or Mra Cao.enn Otlnsch of 441 tJU Mark's Atenue, Brooklyn. Fraarla f. Fnt. killed, was la Cam.

pany of the 14alh Infantry ef the New York He was the son ef Sergeant Fran It J. Putt of the York Police Department. Barnard J. Harrt.klll-t. was tn Company of the J-Xlth Infantry.

Hie home was at 101 Taafe Ilace. lirooklyn. Maniiee Sallt. wounded, la In Company of the ISSth Infantry- Ula hdme Is at 100 llneapple to tree Brookljrn. Tremaa Msffett.

wounded. Is In Com pany I of the tLh Infantry. Its Is a son of Mrs. Mary Moffett of L2M Dean Street. Urookly-a.

Carparal tVIHIasa Storsa. wounded, le In Com pan j' of th 104th Infantry le I a eon of Mra Rebecca Storms of 19 Lett Avenue. Woodhaven. 1. O.

FraacU IlLaelaa and Jaha t. Bis la, the only sons of Mr. and Mra. Krank Hlcirlns of l.n7 Laat Twenty- eighth Str-et. lirooklyn.

were both wounded In the battle for brat. Ther are lioth In Company of the 107lh Infantry. THOUSANDS NEEDED FOR ORDNANCE WORK Capt. William Wallaee Neweamh. dead of dlseese.

died two days after hi division landed In France. He wsa a Yale graduate of the class of 1101 and was the son of Mrs. Caroline C. New comb of Kronxville. When Conarreaa de clared war Captain Kewcomb was man ager or th brokerage rlrm or Jack eon A rNtetta ffa Kart haan mt An-i mm TMr, r.n 1 1 ii, civrvAt iv, sirs.

trt iiivm, gri maj vxt vTMif i Mr. Sarah N. Smith, Be ranton Mt L) SMITH. SMITH, P. T.

Bmlth. Philadelphia EMYTH, Mr. T. J. Smyth.

Philadelphia Sgt (WU) iira. a A 8TUItB8, B. L. 8. Btubb.

Manhelm 8UIJ-J VAN. R. A. Mr. Anna Sullivan.

PVrantoo. SWARTK, L. Mr. Mary Mwarts. TAYLOR, A.

R. H. Taylor, Philadelphia (KaT TIETZ. J. M.

Mr. Mary K. Tleta, Philadelphia TIPTON, M. D. Mra Ellen Tipton.

Martlneburg (KA) THOMAS. JOHN; Re Thoruaa. Bcranton THOMAS. MIKE; Blarrlo Thorn, clalrtoa (KA) THOMAS, R. Mra Viola M.

Hanna. Hartiabur. THRASH. J. Mra E.

F. Thraah. Buck Mountain. (MA) TONER. J.

L. Toner, Philadelphia Cook TRAIN'S. B. A. Pellteooone.

Qallltzin (Wl'l THAPP. CHARLES; Mr. C. TrarP. Philadelphia TRII-OLI, SANTtJ: D.

Tripoli. McKeeeport (KA) TT'RBIS. WALTER; Tony Turbla. Ruaaellton DW) WEIR. H.

Mra. Elisabeth Weir, Unlontown (WL) WISE. J. 8. 8.

Wis. (KA) RHODE ISLAND. COTTREX.L, P. R. C.

Cot trail. NewpoH (KA) LONEROAN, W. J. A. LonrTgan.

Prevldanca (MA) PERKINS, E. Mr. Carrie D. Perkins. RAMIKGI.IO.

J. Airelo Ramle'tlio. RAYMOND, Mra. Mary Raymond. Manvtll (MA) RBARDON, W.

L. Tom Jordan, provldenc (KA) SCHOFIELD. J. Mr. B.

Schofiald. Valley Fall. (MA) SURPRISE. C. Tref Surpri.

Cranatoa (KA) TWEED ALE, A. TWMdal. Provldanc (MA) SOUTH CAROLINA. TfEET.rTY, R. S.

Mr. Palay L. Neeley, RAINKY, L. J. It.

Ralney. Oreenvtlle SMITH. W. M. Rav.

W. R. Sinlth. McCornuck (WL) t- a. Ldmanaa Saa Hai-aaraAne.

ka II Mra'J. II. Dunlap, 1 V. B. jr'r-'tas.

Lo A So 1 U. J-n 1 J-ld. Oak and O. H. 1 11 a V-a A.

Lafler, aan 1 tl a J- Miif. rian Jea 4. Mra Charles Nonnesasnn. Saa C-riaV. Santa Barbara.

.1 i ki -a. A. Ititaaay, lm Anfeiee i J- Ruhtituu. Rlveralde 11 -h-e. Modaatc Wa (DD) 1 11 Saa FranclsoO.

"Mia Niry ktump. Vtsalta i I AUL; Mrav TruJUW. rt)M)IVDO. n. tSowg'lt, Gratidlake i.av M.

II. It: P. D. Gill. Pueblo CONNECTICUT.

I a I.D. J. J. I Mr, r. ntaer-rald.

New Raven. fWL 1 II aaa i btepney lepot Marat. Wlulmantie. i. ii, Mfa.

ar 6 Brian. Hartford. (DWi a 'ra A. l.ujna-a.y. Brletol.

a. A. A. taa-raude, Slalford DLL.WARE. i 1 C.

R. Mr. Luie O. Stull. wr.mmcte- Bert.

(MA) rivrruet ok coloibia. uti vr-. aaeitn B-taei flCAl A. Mra i- Saeahaa, aaWnartoo Lt.tKA) ILOUIDA. yrm r.

Low, Jackaeavtlla.L fWS) hi. AT; Mra Watford, X. It J. Braadna. Cuaaeta.

k. V. )iir(in. At. ante Lt I J.

it Clarke. 1 r'l Paan. Culledan. 4. t.i I "ell a Ijf.irdee, Cnlumbuev (WU) 1..

v. MxaC- Ltaat honiaoo (tA IMJNOIS. I I i Mra A. Aliwi. E.Rt-Leuls WagtttDWl T.

Mr. M. B-ck, thleafo-Oorp 1 Mr. Butler, ast St. (KA) 1 lrm Chicaso A Mra 'Katharine Flertlar, yf M-a.

a M. Hn. Chleaso Com. WU) Falr, Chicaao J. a ltoraa.

w. r. a M.s. Mar hurl, i lUUsaor -1 I O. Wna.

'V 'a MiV.ar. Mo lna 1. Li. I La-'iai Chicaao fW't1 I 1 A. iiran.

Davie Lt (PA) 1 1 Arrbroaalti. Vri Mary Iteruoc. ira V. t-rintaaaaa, jonat uri.lNAl uaetr Kniar. Beavarvtu.

I Dk Jin. M. 1'Mllba. CtMni (WS) A Ulch-and lark jli. Jm-a, ClcarnVt.4...(pW) Vv 1 jr.i.n KoUwIacn.

Cblcaeo.a.tAW.U) TALBOT, ADELARP; Miaa E. Da Pont. TRAHAN, J. A. Trahaa.

Berlin Corp (WS) r. xx. A. weDoer. WEBBikR, P.

NEW JERSEY. BURKE. C. Mrs. M.

R. Burk. 451 Pavonla As. Jeraay City (DW) FURKV. J.

Mra. Purer, Matawaa (KA) LAZEL, ft. I J. Keaet, so Jonn rew Brunwwio. lafcit, w.i J.

A lm, to ncaaiB sta-nrwi. iaa. LLEWELLYN, O. W. Mrs.

A. Sestt, ran leo (MA MiLLER. CHARLES: 8. Millar. PEAKnON, Mra K.

a. -aaraoa, xarraa plait. S. Mrs. E.

Piatt. BANDHOFF. F. Mrs. 8.

Bandhoff. Trenton (KA) SIXIVKH. Mra. E. Smith.

Keanabarg. (MA) umiski). At Jr M. Bmlako. S44 Btocktoa SC.

Perth Ambov Corp. (MA) TETEK, A. W.j Mrs. W. Tatar.

Rival-too IA (Wnj Trri-if THui a. n. iucic aA umiua iwracv. East Orang troj NORTH DAKOTA. BRATENO.

II. N. Pekken, Devil, Lake rKA EAOLESON. BOYD; Bam Eagiesoa. 1 MOBKHO.

OTTO K. John Mobarg. Mi In or PIPER. FRANK J.t Mr. Nannl 11 per, Ashley (DD) TOWN BEND, F.

Mrs. Towaaand, La 1 NORTH CAROLINA. BOTLE8, R. I H. Boylea, (XA) BRIAN, J.

L. AJryan, lAumnm A. R. W. D.

Clark. (WU BAKES. B. A.t Mr. M.

B. Ease. MILIJt. E. Mra I-nallgha Miila NORMAN.

1. C. F. Norman. Mount Airy PF.KMT.

JOHN Mr. Emily Patry, PIOOTTB. H. L.I Mra A. B.

Plgott. Bhlllott (KA) 1-LrTTrt. A. Mra. Jan Pott.

Advance i(WU AVAOrc, W. T. 1 Mr. J. v-ity BHUFORD.

I J. W. snutoro. nicaory. a a la.

at I a. il at nri ri. jl. r. mmtui iva SMITH.

CI Mrs. J. Twiford, (KA) tiiiht-t Mra. N. Cataa.

waet Durnam. (KA) WALKER. J. C.S Mr. T.

Walker. West OHIO. niirvv xf A UTTV Michael Brink. Girard. WALTER: John Brockl, tXNt'OBT.

JOHN i William Concoby, Palneavtlle. COOKSON. J. R-; Mr. J.

R- Cookeoo. Sanduaky DUNN F. Mr. M. C.

Dunn, Youngstown Corp. A) HENDERSON, FRANK; Miss A. Henderson. Tiff (DW) LC'N'3 W. JS-t Mr.

Mm ixina. umni Utmn, 3. r.l Mr. 8. B.

LuHl. MAINS, C. E.J Mra Bophla Mains. MARTENSON. F.M1L: Mrs.

A. Martenaon. Toledo MOLT, C. Charles F. Molt, PARK.

GEORGE; Ellxabth Evaratt POND? HARRT Esra S. Pond. JX-vwri i a M. n. Rockwall.

Youngstown. STHMITyrtl. F.I Mr. F. B.

Schmidt, arHVTIDIrt L.I Mrs. Vetta Bchnldr, a', vf. arhultx. Cleveland (KA) vrniR Harry Snyder. Cincinnati (DD) THOMPSON.

A. B. J. B. Thrmipeon, Gambler LI.

(A MITWIT.AB w.i. NaUiai R. Vaader- tai.yw-v".i (We1) OKLAHOMA C.RiaSBT. L. K.

Mr. Masrl Orlgaby, HALlTiRA John wrVaU. N.wklrk......iv.....(WU) fFKKiNrt. WILLIAM Ephratm Perkins. SHERWOOD.

B. E. Sherwood, Moo re (KA) SOUTH, DAKOTA. r.Al. tv.

a. Kt. Ia nacar tLai.te BERRY. CLARENCE: A. A.

Berry. Madieoo iWV) PIKE, F. Mra Mabel pike. Aurora. (DD) TENNESSEE.

DUD NET, O. H. K. F. Dudnoy, Cottontown LANE.

ED: Mr. Katie Lane. Rurchwood (DD) Mra H. W. Morlay.

St. Clair Set U) NORTON. J. E. Mra.

Harrt-t Tlp'on. r-yt PACE, R. H. Mr. R.

M. Pace, Mc.Mlnr.vHle Sat. (KA) SAMUEL, A. E. J.

f. samuei. inviiie corp (ma TAYIjOR. A. Mr.

Alene R. Tarlor. Van TRANTON. J. Tranton.

WALKER. C. T. J. walker, iiaryvuie TEXAS.

BELL, CHARLIE; Lura Clifton, Linn Flat (KA) 21 r. 1 1-1 r.A Aw. A. Sara, av. onnmt, rvn irv.j URIlToN, 8.

B.j Mr. Mary Brltton, t'W) DUCKJER, D. C.5 W. M. Duggcr, (DW) GENTRY, w.

J. c. uentry, mi I vuurff DT'rr'll 1.11- Willi. ma VIimi ini JOHNSON. HENRY: Jim johnaon.

Glad-water. LOWREY, J. T. TBoma, rt. iwrey, aca.

(HA, MfCALL. ANDY: Mrs. Silvia MoCall. Houaton (KA MILLER. J.

L. John W. Miller. Houston (W'L B. J.J John J.

Murphy, waco PARTtA)W. M. Mr. Pink Prtlow. Frank at on.

PATTERSON. R. E. John It. Pattsrsoa.

Ooodlet. i-tlV HATXiJCKJi TV am.rm. IMtWUSWIi a -e Oj FEAyiON, A. Mn. w.

unmon, a ika. CtlAIll II VaXJaa It aaaa A 1 JtnS TrwrltlMl I A TUCKER, '8. r7.J Mr. M. Tucker, Florsnoe VANHOOBER.

J. VV J. W. Vanhooear. IvsAbee (WL) UTAH.

DRAPER, AUSTIN; W. J. Drapar, Red mood Corpv.PW) MOORE, ROoS Mr. 8. Carlll.

Hobar City (KA) XRM0NT. CO RET, HL Mr. LIW K. Coroy. Swan too (KA) PEARSON.

O. Mrs. l-earecn. BANT AW, E. C.

C. San taw. Norfa Troy (DW) VI RG INLY. years Meat. Jeha Edward Mitchell, whs was trilled in action on Oct.

4L waa tn the Twenty-third Infantry. He was the son 01 air. ana Mrs. John Mitchell of Cedar hurst, 1 I. He waa 23 year old the cay be waa killed, and fell while Uad In a platoon of uie soth Infantry ef ui ipioa AJivision in a cnarge.

Jeha P. FTttxerald. dead of wounda waa in the a24th Infantry of the Wild at lJlvtslon. He was 29 veara old na a nauve OX Uiia city. I ha emeraencv adrlrea given In the casualty lLat which la 808 West 111th Street, le the home of a bus ail 1XU1.

la whom lie waa en Caged. Mar Id Rlrvekev vnnnHal (VI 11. 1 tn Ca r.f ii. lATih i.r..... He Is a rraduate of Cornell and is th son of Mr.

and Mrs. II. Wlnthrop Mills oi aw Aievea Avenue, in is rtek Fleary. killed on Sect. was a member of Co.

of tha lOSili inxantry or the New- lork Ulvtalon. 11 was the son of Augustus I'leury of urn ton Avenue. Jamaica. Edward ScAaeider. dead of wounds.

aa the son of Mr. and Mra Jnl.n rxA.nejo.er or Rockaway It.d Woodhaven. L. I. Her was in Co.

of tne lusrrt inrantry and was a vet ere? of the Ftrty-venlh Nw York llegl irnni ci AM-ooaiyn. Corporal Jeha B. Whittle, dead wounoa. -rwas -thd won of fra. Acnes Whitu or 60 rjtawsen Street, the Bronx.

lie oied on Oct. 3. lie waa member of Co. of the 107th Infantr-r. sterna ursaiea.

n-an or wound wsa Co. of the 327th Infantrr III home waa at 1.5P2 Washington Avenue, the Bronx. Robert Xaaaaet Kearw. dead of wound, waa a member of Cft.Jl of the ltlith Infantry of the Rainbow Division, to which command he was transferred from the Fourteenth New York Infantry of Brooklyn. He aurvlved by hi wife, wnose nome is at 1.1 Twenty-third Street, Brooklyn.

altar Hanaen. dead of arniirwla the eon of Airs. K. Ilansen of .7 Fortieth BtreeL Itrooklvn. Ha waa in Co.

II of the 10th Infantry. Jesa T. Irkla. dead of wnimii. area a Blxty-nlnth New York Regiment veteran who went overseas with the lA3th inrantry.

He la aurvlved by his wife, who lives at 01 East TUrty-second Street. wtr A T.W v.t PtniMrt N. Baal. Nswi EDWARDS. Char" a H.

Etward. Pmltbllaid ELLIOTT. O. 0.1 Mr. Zoe Elllort.

vtrgtuna Department's Training Schools to Provide 10,000 Officers ail 120,000 EnUsiel Men. French and Exclusive Designs Fur Coats Scarfs 1 Cloth Coats Elvcning Wraps Kenr51'iSt. 634EfthAx. Htmaa Betku- wounded, la a nenla. or company or Ute 160th Infantry.

ru nome is at At ituaseu street, Brooklyn. WASnrNCTTOV. Nor. 19, With the American forces la France rapidly In' creaslnr, the Ordnance Department Is confronted with the colossal task supplying; and maintaining the 2.000.000 and more men with war Implements sad ammunltloo. The larger the army growe In France the bigger the task banomas.

It la eetlanated a hat the Ordnance Department will need a total of 10.000 commissioned fr.ee a and 130.000 enlisted men, many of whora have been obtained and yet other are now needed. Since Oa Or dance Department has been reor tan lied this task has been met with a remarkable degree of afflcLcncy. Thousands of experts In varlou llnae of industry have been taken lot the sco lea. Thousands of others have been trained for their special taak. When the titanic task of placing the Ordnance Department on a beats where Its machinery would work In unison developed, atepa were taken to train officer sad men for their work.

Te give the men takes Into the department a technical and mechanical tralnlcg was put up to Colonel W. Gibson. A division was crested, as Ordnance Tnflning. of which Colonel Gibson was director and Major Thompson waa hi executive asalatant. The two men rounded tr.to a prosrram under which thousand a of men were fitted for the work.

Colonel C.lbaon la one ef tho older trten In t) Ordnan-a De-partsoent. Ha was Instructor at eat 1'uint fur fnair rear and was also In command of th water, vllet Arsenal before cumlnf to Waah-lnrton. An Id4a of the work perforsned by officer In chars ef ordnance training may be had from a glance at their pro gram for the next eix months, ibe Ordnance Department must keep up a never-ending stream or au kinds or equipment, such as light horse-drawn. it or i sol. heavy, 'rat or -draw a ana railway artillery' antl-ah-rrafl guns.

rifle, pistol, machine guns, irer.cn mortars, trench knives, band grenedes, tractor, tanas, all kinds or imraunlU'in. certain kinds of horse equipment for the. artillery, artillery vehicles and car' rlagca. and In addition a certain amount of tjersonal equipment for the soldier. The personnel of offVcar and enlisted men may be divided Into the fellow itxg groups (1.) Those engaged In the.

United States and overseas la the design. ur- chaee. manufacture), and Impaction ot ordnance and ordnance stores. (2.) The commissioned and enlisted members of the ordnance personnel erv- ins with the troope tn the field. The first group' a duties) are ef a hlsh- ly technical nature, covering deelgn.

ea- testing. iner-acting. Jeha J. Crawler, daad of wnunda waa in trnipanj Ai or tne o-BLB Inrantry. I year Miss Nora Crowley of 225 East FJa-htw.

first Street Basil Ttatore, dsad of wounds, was a mem bar of Company of the 195th Machine Oun Battalion or the New Tork Division. His horns was at 170 East Ninetieth Street Arthar Uad. dead ef wounds, waa la the Upton Division. ITia home was at Z33 second Avenue, Long Island City, Henry B. lab soil, killed, waa the eon of Mr.

and Mra George Michael la of 293 Lineoln Avenue. Brooklyn. He was a member of Company A of the 3 L2th Machine Gun Battalion. He waa a brother of Private George Michaella of th 18th Infantry, who has been missing since July 14 last. Jaha X.

Stoae. killed on Oct. 4, was the son of Mrs. Mary Stone of 97 Kyer- son Avenue. Peterson.

N. J. He was In tne 311 th Mschlne Gun Battalion. Alexander Krtaaky, killed on Oct 4. waa a member of Company A of the JlOth Infantry.

HIa heme was at .21 East Broadway. Jasae E. Martin, wounded, la a member of Company of the 808th Infantry. He ia a brother of Miaa Josephine Mar tin of 67 Fifth Avenue, Brooklyn. Arthur It.

Madden, dead of wound. Pilot (KA) ELLIOTT. O. 0. 1 Mr, go Kiiiort, tjcai SMITH, 6.

Mrs. Myrtle Smith, Scltoolfleld (KA) WASHINGTON. CARSOT, FRYTD P.t B. B. Oareoa.

Dayton re. RONALD E.I treorg ii. AJye, cpoaan E. AUxaoder Imdlt. (KA ihtv.h Ci T.i Mia Ruth.

E. Ctrua Tacoeoa (KA UUARD8. L. B.I Mra. D.

T. Richards. Vaneoavey. (W S) VES1 YTRGINIA. avanfiM -RVTCRETT IA.

Homar Bowman. Easa- wod. Wheeling CPNAWAT, N. F.l Mr. Bertha Conaway, Harrtavtl la.

(KA) five JiiaTlCE: Mr. M. F. Pin. Huntingdon (DW) ROBY.

Mra. Luella v. Robv. elavavtll. A) SPARKS, B.

Mrs. Ia Msjr Bparks, WYA4VT. W. sirs. I.

nice xiainaia. aiaa WISCONSIN. ASMUNDSEN, A. C-Aemundaaa. COEL, O.

M. Mr. Mary Coel, Oreen Bay DUGENPKI, JOHN; William thiankl, JOHNrJON, KMIL; jnr. ainry uiuivr n.nf.HT: Ben Ml not. MOORE.

PATRICK H.I John P. Moore, (DWt MORROW, WILFRED A.J William Morrow. wrr.i.iAMi W. M. Steeo.

Thorn. Clark Co (MA TICE. C. J.S Ml Masai Lovejey. Milwaukee 1UW TRAVIB.

JAMErt E-; Mrs. O. H. Mtlwsake. (WL) WKHE, ARNOIAJ W.

Mr. Id W.r. Hurt A WOJTKIF.WICZ, LEO; Mra.E. Woltklewic. WauaauwtMA) ZAUN.

FRED; Mra. Ell Zehn, Olllet (WU) I WYOMING. HOUGIIAM. O. W.

E. Hougham. Carper 64-t (KA) DENMARK. WUTIX, A. P.I O.

P. Whit. Systoft. Nykohlng (KA) I GREECE. i 8OOPELBTTS, DEMETRT8 Panageota t.

Boo pal eta. Manolaiee taiaaa, eamos tivj I ITALY. OOTELLI, M.J Gotelll. Gnova Per Cardent OCA) OOTTO, 3. Ootto, Campocano.

Prov. MARK FRANCISCO; Meckel Marra. Mondicav Evplno. Province dt Avelllna (MA) I NORWAY. THOVMOJf.

RErDER: Mr. Anna R. Thompaon. Flordlane. (Aarwtol.

Plakk)old.) i RUSSIA. MTjrETJCTXWgKX. 'JOHN: Mra. Franclsoo Mlkals- lewski. Bumpolno, Cub (DW) SWEDEN.

JOHNSON. JOHN WTLHILM: Mrs. Karln Johnson. Province-of Kmnoberqshain, Ryasy MALMOREN. NEL8; Ceila Malmrran, Veup Kngamarka UNITED STATES ARMY.

DRURY, BARNEY; Cliff Drury. Engineer Jorp CgtfWg) pertmental work. and placing of large contracts. The ond group la engaged mainly tn the dis tribution ana maintenance or ordnance equipment abd may be divided late main classes. Buaply and repair work and those attaclod to troop rasrlric la the 1111.

The Ordnance Engtrteeirtng BdMaol st Aberdeen, wbre thre montb course covering all provlnf ground ao-ttvltlee ha bean given, will be Originally having- a capacity of 100 men and with a graduation LLat 0 fifty officer a month, the school will be abl to give courses) and eornmtsstone te Lima) orricere within the neat els mooth-k Several email apeclaliat school at Car ney a Point and other placee will also be conducted. An ordnance) maintenance) and repair school at Rajitaa Arsenal, iletuchen. N. and an ordnance concentration camp at Camp Hancock, Georgia, have also been established. All applications for entrance Into the schools should be eent to the personnel sextton of th Ordnance Department.

Applicants must bo graduates of a rec ti! lied engineering or technical course or have had five years' responsible engineering exarier. which would ba equivalent to an engineering education. Various types of englnner are eligible to enter the schools mechanical, automotive, civil, mining structural, architectural, metallurgical, chemical, and sanitary. Mechanical engineers are moat desirable. to ii '-tr Cerrrgn Crulstr Bought by j.

In Turkish Control, rcri. Ncv. former Oer-5 Goeberv, which, since It 1 TirkUh naval forces has i as tr.e Yawtis BeUm, ia TurVl.o control and will be lntrad, according to ad- If th; Central N.we. I ish; waters from the Adriatic, buVhad a dilticiUt passage, being dlacovered by theJ BrtUsh floet, Ths vessel escaped, however, and soon after was bought from Germany by Turkey. When Turkey entered ths war ths vessel was manned by Germans and ought during the; Dardanelles siege sad later In th Black' Sea.

She was badly damaged by a mine In the Dardanelles, but was later repaired. The Goebea la a cruiser of the Moftke type and displaces 22,6.3 tor.a. She la aeaa a lt of tha former 'st length and la driven byPar- I A rnv- 1 'Sggw'TlsV lUrVIIlV TIJ(jIIltr-ft, A IltS V'l II" VlLyaa. vest' -I fleet. In AuguaM ufy of coSsliU of tea JU d4U Turk- suaj REYENTLOW IN FLIGHT.

4- Tskes Refua In Dsnmtrk Pre dicts Anarchy In Gsrmany. LONDON, Not. JO. (British wireless Service,) Count Zta Reventlow, whose Pan Oerman writings have appeared during the war In the Tsgtsscitung ot Berlin, has fled to. Denmark.

Be declared to a correspondent at the frontier that the situation would be m'ich worse In Germany when the sol diers, returned ffom th front, as gen. aral aasjthjr could, be ejeotti. FOR FULL REPARATION. American Editors Indlflnant at" Out rsQes Upon Francs and Belgium. LONDON, Nov.

10. A party of American editors who arrived la London la October have returned after a fortnight's visit to Francs and Belgium. They ris ked Lille and other evacuated towns few hours after the Germans left, and are burning with Indignation over the German treatment of the French and Belgians. They declare themsetvea for reparation to the last' dollar of what the hsrs SuXZared, a ur L11U.L iiuu cuLii Christmas Box Overseas at la" -A wsV Clef aavva XTTHZN yeet enaks trp yoor On let mas bug to tss sent abroad, dant forget lo Include a few tnbee of AX-XXDON DENTAL CRXAM. TImtc Mtbinc roej am buy tbat wQ rdrawe him as much acvd at ths sams tiaM be as bcxvefkial to bis health, if at us tidnj Jkt ws mlitm seny er ssf eaar (Aara Whether be is la France, la arctic Siberia or tropica! Paaratiae.

yoa can be gars AUOOOM, with hs high rlcanstng sod anuarpoc is per Oca, wul reach him La pmjd contJitioa. It Urn mlm dmUjrim ikW kmdm Is dm fai faj sr tllmtU. A sbkgls tnbs used twice a day will last him Bre or su weeks. It is only 25c. a tube.

sjr swsW saSj 4IaaU rW saary iUd pmm At mnj fin fl a aw aid1 1 LU How (0 Send It HrTj'Z Arsay. wiault yaw nearest Bad Cross (or atn. psag araocaasat if Star a taa Newy. aa-aar a taw paa aficr a Newesabar SOtk. YTeestsi pmstmt It thm one thing UeseucfHf Asuiis sr mnding BRUH YOUR TEETH WITH AND THEY'LL BE CLEAN sssnnfest.

A I 1 a 1 1 iiafe Companp i 1 CLOTHES OF CUSTOM QUALITY YOU must hand lt to New York for phrase -mode Clothes but don't let New-York hand them to you! Your tailoring's fiot to be 'done by a needle not by a fountain-pen! There are no Ready -Tailored Clothes In this dty to equal a Saks-tailored Garment. And there isn't a Clothier in this city who doesn't admit It to himself! Custom Quality straight to the core! s28 AND UP BROADWAY AT 34TH STREET Brosaiwgy 34th Street Prescnt the Bett Value in All Wool Army Sweaters At 2.95 ever seen in the City cf i 'etc York Regulation Array Sweaters in lip-on model with military collar. Made of Khaki color Pure Wonted Yam. At $2.95 you get them coruiderably below to-day! wholesale cost. 600 Paire Men's Wool Socks i i Special $135 Made by I.

R. Morely fic Som of London When these are cone, we cannot duplicate them at any price. Good heavy wel jKt, in mart Heather effects. AH sizes. Men's Wool Shirts and Drawers Special S3.50 4 Seventy per cent, wool.

Injuring absolute protection from the cold, piercing winds of Winter. Celebrated Medlicott make, in all white only. All sixes. Men's Heavy Weight Cotton Ribbed Union Suits Special In the popular closed crotch model, in all tlies. Grey only, but the-values are certainly splendid!.