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MUJTARY POWERS SPLTT IN SIBERIA Gen. Kalmikoff Fails to Accept Omsk Authority. The Jjpafy Legal Record MONDAY, (By tke Associated Vladivostok, Friday, Nov. intolerable i a i exists in eastern Siberia a i to i i a a i I United States Supreme Court. Present: Tie Chief jMTtlce, Mr.

Justice Me- Kenna. Mr. Justice Holmes, Mr. Jastlce Day, Mr. Jastlce Van Deranter.

Mr. Justice Pltnir. Mr. Justice McBeynolds, Mr. Justice Bfandeis and Mr.

Justice Clarke. William Jerome Kuertz, of Cincinnati. Obio. and Charles E. Weber, of csiclnantl, Ohio, were admitted to practice.

The Chief Justice announced the. following orders of the coart: No. '1. The Stnte of Ijoulslana ex rel. Wil- belmine G.

Schmidt, widow, plaintiff in I error, vs. Jared Y. Sanders, lorernor et error to the supreme court of the State of Per curtain: Dismissed for -between a i cossack a on the Ussuri River front, Louisiana. Gen. who has been promi- Ju rt- a In the a i i councils Blver Power Compsny TS.

Hortnern Company, 244 U. S. 800; Stewart TS. Clt; Kansas City. 289 U.

S. 14. i2 Stearns vs. 11; IMS. So.

23. Oroxsmaa. Mo. 183. Walte Scott--Jotter.

m. AMERICANS KILLED AND WOUNDED IN FRANCE CONTINUED FROM FOURTH PAGE. u- iriimuuiui WaUlB. Dearango. Edmond.

Cleveland. Butler. Attorneys; Ducharme. Harriaville. R.

I. Vhncenzo. Bryn Mawr, 'Pa. Dttrdenne, Henry Plaquemine, No. 1M.

--Washington vs. Mason. Attorneys, Hubert-- Jeffords Dttttdo. BQU(TY DIVISION i-- Mr. Jiutioe Bailey.

Brnce appointed to defend. Plai attorney. R. E. Mattlngly.

Y. Brace Balrd ap- to delVtad. attorney. B. E.

Matttnffly, Costello vs. Caatello; rule No- Hegarty; Mills HIU: bill witli leave to amend. Falyey, Oaniel She It on. Conn. FAtier, EInier, Ellison.

W. Va. Ffettflt. Adam. 1'a.

Fltepabrick. Jas. Port Clinton, Pa. Qibflon. James Danville.

Pa. Girtnscheid, Joseph Philadelphia. God Heury Lawrence, GkJtoet, John, Salem. Mass. Gorenstein, Morrla.

New- Haven, Conn. Greenstone, Plaintiff 1 attorney, CUarles attorney, J. P. Scblck, iT.itol Dobie Doble; 'ordered to iwue 2 reference to wMlal examiner. Cuyihoga tjfr- Havcll; act's attorney, Mi- P.

Mangan. Foe; Plain- t. John Jones, a i i i a i i i a i i i i i a a a a a '-'J i a bo- I vv a i Mil i a a i a a a i r. A i i a in the a i a a lie a is i 'A r.ii i a l'-ie a a the a i a re- i piny 2S7; Cuyahoga River Power Com- Xortnern Realty Company, 244 U. S.

lOO. City of Kansas Citj, 239 U. 14 i Empire State-IdaUo Mining Cora- vs. Hanley. 2O5 U.

S. 225; Goodrich vs. 214 I S. 71; Broiau vs. The United Statea.

2S; C. M. 21((. Western Union Telegraph Company, a a s. The Atlanta and West Hotnt Company; appeal frum the I niteil Mtuti-a cin-int court of appeals for the FtfUl i i'er i a Dismissed for want of i a i i upon the authority uf Western I nlou Telegraph Company vs.

Louisville and Itailroad Company, d.Bmlsyed per November 4. 1918. Xo 290 Oregon-Washington Railroad and Navigation Company, plaintiff in error, va. Stoddard Lumber Company; in error to the. su- ureme oourt of the State of Oregon; iiriuiz; dismissed for ivnnt of Jurisdiction upon Boyd-- No.

112.. diesblre vs. Cheshire. Gies Alexander. No.

110. McMahoa vs. McMahon. torneys Hooyer, Shea. No.

118, Holster Albe'rs. Dtmne, Lee. Ridont No. Dosgett vs. Dogsett.

JOIWH, Ahalli-- Wright, Wampler. No. 128. Masoetla. vs.

Maseetta. Lee-- Pngii. 132. McXanney vs. Sterrett.

neys, KiilliTan; No. 1341 JoneA Vs. Jones. tingly Gies. No.

136. Norrls -iveKiiiiis, Newcastle, John Ardmore, Pa. Attorneys, Kclley, Thomas.P.. Media. Pa.

Kllen, Thorwald, Sharon. N. Dak. K.lns. Xohn Soldier.

Kans, Attorneys, Attorneys, Attorneys, Attorneys, Mat- Carter. Attorneys, Penning--King. CIRCUIT DIVISION i--Mr. Justice Gould. i i i v.

Ward VB. Warren; verdict for defendant; the authority uf uct-tidR ot theI 1 judgment forttfwltb for coats against plaintiff; Kresh, Henry, Harrisburgr. Pa. Kurtz, Raymond Catasauqua, Pa. Lefkowitz, Louis.

Brooklyn. Leg-asey, Harry Worcester, Mass. Lobaugrh. Howard Union-City, Pa. Lovell.

Chester, Noblesv.lle, Iid. Lutz, Henry Olyphant, Pa. La valley, George Mapleville, I. Lebia, William, Hartford. Leitner, Clair Richland.

Pa. Trea i i Michael Philadelphia. Loveless, Henry Warren, Ohio. Ludwig. otto Hokertda-wflua, Pa.

Code as amended by the act of September 1 1D1B. ehapter 448, 3U Statutes at Large, 720. appeal coat bond, $50. Plaintiff's at- GIVES MEDAL TO D'ANNTTNZIO A L'lub Also Honors Fliers in and U. S.

Armies. I a i A i 'i A 'd a a I in p. Port'at. a a i a rm a. ml 1 i a i La.

a A .7... ami i a i i i are a i a i Ma.d a K. u.i] a A D. A rri ri a a i i a IH a I also ad a uir. i I lias i i i of Nw Yrrk.

Xo 44 Tni- Oklahoma Operating Company a vs. J. E. Love et motion advanrr- hearing 'the sam -ase 'o. IS." No 1 i a Constrtic-tion Company.

a i i in orror. vn. The United States of considrratiou of the mollcn to dis- misK postponed to the hearing in of the dorkel. lt Xo 599 Separ.it 1TO, Llftiit--(l. et pcTitioners.

vs. Butte Superior Mining Company: for a i of c-ertim-ari to the rniteti States circuit t-ourt of appeals for the i circ-uit crantefl. i Xo. Tho ItarWvr Asphalt Tatine lom- 1 pany. petitioner, WilUaiu H.

Woorlie.de et Coniijnnj-: oontinnprt for the term. Plaintiff'a ftttornpys, A. L. Sinclair And H. E.

Davis; fendnnt's attorneys, ftamilton Hamilton. the docket for tfte present Krebs TS. Mac 1 Murray; jury respited. 1'laiTi- till's Bttorneys. H.

B. Moulton and W. AT. i a defendant's attorney, TVlnshlp AVhcatley. Assignment for today: 'o.

Besglej TS. AnacoBtia and Poto- Uailrcutd Company. an-- AVhlteford. Attorneys, Lambert, 131. City and Suburban Railway.

Attorneys, Yeotman, Bruce Xo, l.rj. Pcnnis va. Fletcher. Attorneys, Riflmit Xo. 13S.

Edwards 'vs. Beall. Attorneys, Thomas Mass Marshall, i i a Tang-teiy Tfst? Martin, John Me: Millar, Charles Brasher; Tex. Morgan, Jonathan Pa. Moaher.

H. i Crpmpton, R. I. McCarthy. Joe.

Tucson, AHz, McCray, "Willis Kanltakee, 111. Carl Iron Mountain, Mrch. Mattson, AVilliam, Pa. Matusaiak, Guzef, Braddock, Pa. Moss, a Grand View, Ind- Murphy.

"Richard Newportt J. Naerel, Edwin Naughton. Patrick Philadelphia. Neidig-, George A i a Pa. Oberg, Edward Wl.

O'Connor, James Brooklyn. O'Connor. Ttobert W-, i AV. O'Donnell. James BrookFyn.

O'Hea, i i a Philadelphia. Otter. i liianville, p.a." Peiska, James, a Ohio. Pavola, Joseph, A Spring-field. Mo.

P.lney, Charles, K-eyport. N. J. Proc. Andrew.

i a i a Ptashkan, Nathan, Philadelphia. Randall, a Raper, Carie Atlanta. Ga. Va. i FlTl I i (lR writ of to thr T)nn---Darllngrton.

rt of appeals fur the i a a a H. i i ci a i a a I.TOSS a a i i Hf -v 1 as i a so ea a i r. a i i i a i i 1 1 is an as a i i r. a 1 a i i Pittabureh Coal Company jf IKJJS i i vs. T.nkea TowlriR Com- a for wflt of rprtlnrftrl tir States fin-nit ctftirt of the Nn i ft rnpsny.

i i rq. Ren.famVn i a i i i i i i Com pan petition for a iVrtr. nf- i-'T'iorari to the 1'iilted States i iif appeals for Sprorttl rircuit I I I DIVISION 2--Mr. Justice Stafford. costs detei claiiatt Traction Company viaintiff's, i No.

a DEMAOTS KAISER BE TKIED. Poet Alfred No yes Favors -Just Punishment for Guilty. --O. p' rr: a a Th. et a i i in orrof, vs.

The t'ity motion to dismiss or a i sutainit- iiy Mr. Saul Zlelonha for the defendant in 4-rror in support of the motion, and by Mr. Joseph i and Mr. 'Alfred Casfcett for a i i in ekror in opposition thereto. 71S.

Tlie BreoflAn on ion Coni- i i v3. JOhu T-. Xewbold; pe.ti- for a ivrit of rertioriri to the fonrt of Ap-' of the i of -CotniuDla submitted by Mr. 1 K. Sullivan anil Mr.

John J. iStcii for the No. original. 1 Hit part 11 in th(; matter of Ilobert' H. Thorlriii'D.

petitioned; tuotlon fij- U-avt. fill- petition for of '(nan rtnnris i by Mr. Frederick -S. "Tyler for the petitioner. iv.

No. 720. Thomas petitioner. The People Stale, 6f petition writ nf certiorari'ttlTtbe dnpreme of state of California-ftUimittted by Mr. Ktwd- S.

Tyler in behalf, of Mr: MflfcweU for petitUmirjf by MK for tin- responfltUVt. i 30 Metropolifata- State a i i i i error." The People of 1 error t' 1 i va. Washington Railway -and Elecyipaiiy: plaintiff called ami eaiiHR dis wittt jndffnient against pin in tiff for Vla.nttfTs attorney. A. Newmj-cr; attorney, Oorfte P.

Honvor. I JlfDougull P.ibb nnd MafRarct C. Manning I vs. YV'ashijiKton KaiiWar and Kleotrlr Com- 1 pnny; verdict for Plaintiff McDouifBll for $1 500 and for other plaintiffs for $500 each. T'B.

attorneys. W. K. and 1. W.

Bake.r' defendant's attorney, (tefVrpre Hoover. Kl'nycnmfr vs. aioan; bill of eiceptioiiR stib- mittett. i 8 attorneys, Rhodes Cuomo- i rtefondAnt's attorneys, R. B.

Behrend find M. J. Colbert. today: NOR, 12" and128. MeO.ee Lynch vs.

Cherry. Attorneys; Keiswln, Davis--Darldge, Tc- ter. WHuon. No. Seftay vs.

Washington Coinpanj'. Attorneys, Qi nn---Hoover. No. 132. Baltimore and Qhio Railroad Company IK.

Traction Attorneys, Hamlltoni--Dimlop. No 10. I'Sftdnman vs. AVaMlifXfcton Railway itid Klectdii' Company. Attorney.

Baker, vs. Degnan. Attorneys, Da- vinon --Darr. No 14O. Caton McHenry.

Attorneys, A Sheoliy --Newmynr, Russia. Schiefer. Jacob, a SH.tilowski. J. Independence, Sjoblom, Carl, Barre, Softanos.

Agia Parask6vi, Metylene, Greece. i a i a i a Stasiak, a Chicapro. Stein, George i a i a i J. i a C'ross Rottds, Pa. Strain.

TX. i a i a i a T. Spring-field. Mass. Summers, Krancis, Hig-g-insvMle, Mo.

Cuppers! i ICngland. i i Sag-maw, Mich. i 1 Station, Wis. kilTray and Newmyer, No. 142.

Moran Fniton. Attorneys. Ca- as a i a. 11 i I. 'n i i a a 10 a liiss i es ell Jo rm a i FC'.

i u.s i I i en i i -i-ss of a a ei" a a a i I i a 'i to i a a 3 i i a err: i ers i i I 0 n. 'i a rt" lie i i I do not ask a a i a en i a i Ber- A I as i i rflim oT the i i i IP missed i i (o the rule. i 32. rJnitvhill and-' a i opartiicrs. iJoiDg business inn and style Merf-atotile Ad i i A and jpTAlntiffs in Baffecty.

aa Ctflleotor of vs. District of tolumbla. Dflvls-- Svine. Wtlson vs. 15oyd.

Attorneys. Thomas vs. Washington Tnrmmnl Attorneys. Jones, tttdout- i I I I A I I I I 1--Mr. Justice SUldons.

Lawsuit. When Your Head Aches Vnitecl States Court of Claims. i Justice Campbell and Judges Hay. TKrwneT Barnpy and Hooth. i i oterrwlori in No.

211884. I' i i I a motions ovpr ruled in No. 32441, i i Liners: No. Amrrk-an Transport a ion and Trading t'onipnny. i i i dismissal in E.

F. Fonder, No. 31S7n i a motion to dismiss in 3S'JP4. 33297 flnil 33A81. i nrsument, trial Nos.

150 o- 83261 i i i i KUtlnxoro: assault Hth a a -ignortd by grand JU Eugene Brooks: from States nnd with dangerous weapon: trial. J- I- Tugto and Ml States vs. George Walker and Bryant enjoy the cooling, soothing and refreshing effect of A Trial 331 lit and lOfi; Nos. 33O81, 33.M2 2400 and 7835. I a i Railroad Company; de' a 4eniurrfr sustained and petition, dis- rliiiVreSjsionnl No 17317.

Conner def i a a motion tn dismiss oTprrulHl. a i a mot i to reinstate overruled In lep. Noa. 453, 220, 5337. 7718 nnd i allowed in No.

58M. N't. 33C44. Nashville, Chattanooga and I -iu is Railway on defendants' deimir- rl-- by Mr. Carter for rlairaant and Mr.

Ii 'epb Stewart for defendants. Xillourned to Tuesday, November 1-. i for Tuesday. Trial Nos. 421, 420 and to 935, inrlusive.

Court of Appeals, District of Colum- ter Hayes. i MfMahon. I'niled States vs. Harry Mamiis. 1-nUed States vs.

George Blatson and George Souri. I I A I I I 2--Chief Justice MrCoy. AcWiXDu I'- Webster; for vid sentenced to for onl year; in probation. Attorney. Rob- I'.

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Miller. Tnited States vs. HarJ Pier ing- to Jury. Attorney Aaslanment for' to.daj·: I'nitt-d States vs. Ifnited States va: IMvid JohnMn.

Vnited States vs. Samuel bnilth. I i States vs. Jjiwrence United States vs. Oliver Jackson.

EKOBATE DIVISION--Mr. Justice Bailey. In re. Harry W. Ing Irene B.

Ve I The Chief Justice. Mr. anrt Mr. Justice Van Orsdell. Admlaslom: T.

Ellis Allison. Eugene A. Thompson, Frill T. HuRhes and Coy W. Hm- ilryi.

No. "2725. Hartrsnft vs. Mtilloney; mandate ordered to issue forthwith on motion of Mr. SI.

C. fleet. No 1108. HausrhlM VB. Speidel continued.

Xo. 1164. In re Huff; appellant's moti for leave to file reply brief No 59 Yakely v3. Smith nted. on motion ncllant atlowiMl to.

file reply brief with leave to appeHoe tnr answer If so ArSumeiit c-ommenoed by Mr. E. A. Thompson for appellant continued by Mr. C.

TV. Hendryx for ap- pellee and concluded by Mr. W. C. Jones for aP No.

11184. In commenced 7 Kent et order appoint- Rimrrtlan; bond, J7.1M)0. Attorney'. FrVdfrick A. Kenning.

Estate of Kalpli W. Tripp; will ilnte.1 April 3 'E B9 1 a ilarry W. Kent; petition for letters of addmlnistratlon Bled. Attorney, 1 red EsVate of Violet Carter: petition for pro Justice bate of will filed. Attorney.

h. mil. 1 Estate 8f Nellie D. Pettlgrew; Petition for probate of will Oled. Attorney, J.

L. Dowell Estate ot Arthur J. Wand; petition for letters' of adminl.tratlon filed. Attorneys. Hamilton Equity Suits.

No. 38323. Kate IJiuroll vs. Sylvester Lanrcll; divorce. Plaintiffs attorney, M.

c. 8e824 Jeremiah A. Coatello vs. Walter Costello et injunction and receiver. Plaintiff's attorney, Harry A.

Hegarty. ap- HEAL ESTATE TKANSFERS. CASTLE Company, trustee, lot 72, square 3705, $10. HEIGHTS Mnnsey to Conrad tutz, Denny Tae No 1166 Dennifldn Sfftnufactlirlnlt Company vs Denny Taff Compnny. ArinlmentL commenced by Mr.

Charles 3. Glover for uppVilant. ins, ma. nw. ma, 1200, 1179.

use. iisi. 1182 and 1183. NEWSPAPER! IV Supreme Court, District of Columbia EQUITY DIVISION--Mr. Justice Hltz.

vs. pointed to defend. Kosenbiuh vs RosenJWuh; hearing pet for December 4. Plaintiffs attorney, P. B.

Morehouse; defendant's Aj Li. myer. Allan vs. Allan; of October 21, amended. Plaintiff's BSlllan Smith; defendant's attorney.

A. E. Shoemaker. Van Horn TS. Van Hbrn; alimony pendente lite awarded.

PlalnttjK'p attorneys, Colladay A Barker; defendant's attorney, B. H. Teat- man. Libber leave to Inter- aw. -L, W.

O. Tohnson. No Sft. Johnson TSJ Johnson. Attorneys, Manjran--XnUtt.

"WBST-- r- Uiiderhlll, lots 4 and 5, square 1746, $10. PETWORTH--Charles H. Ruth et ill. to Robert S. Albee.

lot 1ft, sqnnre 3015, $10. DEEDS OF TBUST. SQUARE 8015, LOT 1ft--Robert S. Albe et Irina. to Norman Sansbury and Horaee eecnre Charles H.

Rilth and $2.250, monthly payments, 'Albert Harper ap- I LOT 98--Emma Eldridge Plaintiffs attorney A. L. and BUsaheth BWrWge to KTMnces saul F. Shea, to secure- Home AND B--Samuel E. (OeRrree Undetermined).

a a i Kislier. a i Jolict. 111. I i a a Clutc. Tracy New i i Noi-rnan TX, 1'hiladelphiil.

Morg-an. Oornettflvifte, Ky. i Jacob Mel-vino. i a i a a i Harold, OolumbliS, Ohio. Serg-earits: a Nelson De Kalb.

Va. 7 i i a i i T)es "Moines. Moorp, a i Morg-an, Kocho.ster. a Asprion. West Chicago.

Cook. A i i Plofi.sant, Tex. i a Ala. Fleining-. A i Iowa.

i Saul. I A i Fa. Vashro. i a i Cooks: FOSK. i a i Germany.

Katlfman, 33a8t St. i i Palen, a l.aporte, I Privates: Aal, A New Adams. Oren i Jowa. Atnann, i i a i A i I-os Angeles. Asbttry.

Hazel. a W. Va A i i Padiicah. A i Marion. X.

C- Barrows. Park, Mass. a Georgp. Philadelphia. Bell, Ijoia.

Geneva, Ala. Boyle, Thomas, Sadorus, I i i a Syracuse. Burnett, Caulia. Orampo. Ala.

a Ticonderoga, N. Y. a a i III. Dl a Orazio, Forall, Italy. i I a Caaey, 111.

i T.co Kue. Gua. Sup.ur. i Fahy i a i a Fletcher, Joseph i a Ohio. i a Farminpdale, J4.

J. Ford, Homer, Hover, Iel. Foreman, Karl a i i Gibson, Ijondon. A i a i i R-. Hooser Kans.

a a Gustave i Joseph i Mass. a i Toledo, Ohio. Uncle Sam became our biggest customer during the War. We gave him all he asked for. We sent overseas sticks of Adams Gum.

The the front line trenches craved couldn't smoke. To the men in the hospitals it was a blessing. The men in the artillery used it to rest their nerves. The men in the Tank Corps fought on it. And to the boys in the air, gum was a great steadier.

Now that peace is here, let Adams Gum become a part of your daily existence. For -he soldier boy has proved that chewing gum is an efficiency habit. It makes men fit. But until the boys get back home again please bear with us. You probably couldn't buy your favorite Adams brand the last time you asked for it.

Some soldier boy got your package. If you find Adams Black Jack missing from the counter, try Adams California Fruit, Adams Pepsin, Adams Chiclets or any Adams brand. Pure Chewing Gum Adams Black Jack Adams Chiclets Adams Pepsin Adams Spearmint A I Adams California Fruit A.dams Yucatan Adams Sen Sen Adams Clove GIVE liberally to the United War Work Fund SALTS IS FINE FOR Flush the Kidneys at once when Back hurts or Bladder Bothers--Meat forms uric acid. No man or -woman who eats meat a can make a mistake by flushing the i occasionally, says a a i Meat forms i acid, i clogrs the i ney pores so sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste and poisons from the blood, get sick. Nearly all a i headaches, i trguble, nervousness, constipation, dizziness, sleeplessness, disorders come sluggish kidneys.

The you feel a dull ache in the. kidneys or your back hurts, or if the i is cloudy, offensive, of sediment, Irregular of passage or attended by a sensation of. scalding get about ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a tablespoonful in a glass of -water before breakfast for a few, days and kidneys will then, act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined i lithia, and has been, used for generations to flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to neutralize the acids in urine So it no longer causes irritation, thus ending bladder disorders. 6 per SQUARE 1746, LOTS 4 Underbill ft ux Rosa to Julius A.

Maedel and Carl J. Bergmann, to secure Adolph $1,600, 3 years, 'cent, semiannually. per SQOAKK OHIGINAL LOT 13 John J. Kennelly, et Agnes to American: Security and Trnst Company, to secure 'East Washington Saving's Bank. $1,500, 8 6 per cent.

JKmlannnally. SQUARE 2877. LOT Patrick H. Nelllgan to Arthur Garr and Marvin H. Custls, to secure rferpetnal Building Association, WOO.

Jad Salts is inexpe not injure; makes a and can- vescent drink, which regular meat eaters 'should take now and then to keep the kidneys clean and the blood pure, thereby avoiding serldus kidney L. L. PERKINS BOND YOtJ. United Fidelity Co. Pkome Svsriken Bids.

Hayes. Alfred. Oliver, Pa. Heaston, Herman, Groshan, Nebr. Frank East Mauch Pa.

i Michael Leroy, Colo. Jensen. Jens Peter, i Iowa. Richard Cordova, Ala- Jones. Thomas Whiteboro, Tex.

Jordan. Thomas Phtladelp-hia. i B. Lahmansville, W. Va.

Kozloski, Albert, Depew, 111. Lavin. Thomas, JClkton, S. Dak. Ijindsay, Charles Peru, Nebr.

i John Dalton, N. C. McLean. .1. West i a Kans.

Maltoy, Peter, New York. Miller. Fred Hermosa Beach, Cal. Miodusevski, Peter, Powiat, Stucen, Gubuno, Loniza, Poland. i C.

New Decatur, Ala. Monte, Bernard Brooklyn. Morrison. Ollie, Anniston, Ala. Mounts, Robert E.

Wayside, Okla. Derrykeel, Galway, Ireland. Murphy. George Kinkora, P. E.

I. Nagel, Herbert. Philadelphia. Nag-orsni. Charles.

Milwaukee. Neter, Cloe. Warrm, Ohio. Kevins. Thomas New York.

Newhall, Delmar Bennington, N. H. Newman Walter. Bonne Terre, Mo. Nichols, Harry, i W.

Va. Nicholson, Van Corsicana, Tex. Norby, Oscar Minneapolis, Minn. O'Neill. Francis New York.

Page. Martin Liberty, W. Va. Rochford. Patrick.

Roxbury. Mass. Romanchuk, Joseph, Rocky Hill, Conn. Jloscoe. Joseph Staples, Minn.

Ross. South Bethlehem. Pa. Rossi, JDominico, Johnson. R.

I. Rouse, Harry, Charlotte. Mich. Rozanski. Henry.

Chicago. Russell, Harold, Chicago. Scheppelman. 'William Onarga, 111. Seivers.

Benard St. Louis. Simanski. Joe. St.

Paul. Minn. Sorenson. Albert, Gillett, Wis. Stefanek.

Joseph, Smina Sozekarkew Wies Dobre, Powiat Pptawy. Gu- berina' Linbelska, Steinkcr, Theodore, North Bend, Ohio. Terrio, Peter, Lewiston, Me. Vernon, Leroy, Exeter. Cal.

Weisbrod, Carl Des Moines, Iowa. Whittemore. Chester, Lompoc, Cal. Wilson, Norman Wataon, 111. Wilson, i i i i a Holgate, Ohio.

"Yohe, Joseph Anthony, Jersey City. 'DIED KROM WOUNDS. Captain: Abercromble, C. Portland. Oreg.

Corporals: A i Henry Brooklyn. Emery, Oliver W. Stockholm. N. T.

Bubanks, Edgar 3., R-ice Lake, Wis. Margeson. Wylie. Marquo-keta, Iowa. Reynolds, Raymond, Oeorgrefown.

Del. Shlely, Edward San Francisco. Privates: A i John Robert, Salina, Kans. Ash, Charles Brooklyn. Bagby, Hubert, Clinton, Mo.

Barfleld, Henry, Columbia. S. C. Cosby. Bernard Midlothian, Va.

Dansky, Alekex. Lawrence, Jdass. Dominic, Castcllamare, Ab- Prank New York. Dyroski, Charles, New York. Bricson.

Elof Red Wing, Minn. Evanickey, Joseph, Donora, Pa; Gallagher, "William. Mass. i i a James New a Claud Falconer, N. Y.

Hart, i Colgate, Md. i Floyd, i Conn. R. a i Va. Jones, Palmer a a a Kang.

Kotelov, Abe, Kansas i Kotzen, i i a W. i a i a Kowalskj, i a Haven, Mich. Krenz, a Kan Francisco. Lamb, a i a Mich. Lewis.

a a i i Col i a Nance, Harry i i a a Neighbors, A i Oddo, Sam. i a a i Messina, I a Reid. A Yale, Sabers. a i Ohio. Wesner, A i a Mark Grove, Cal.

"Williams, John. Va. Yoder. Irvin A i i 1 Ytterboe, Olaf, Bird Island. i Zakas, Anton, Jamesport, N.

Y. DIED FKOM AND OTHER CAUSES. a a i John Weehawken, N. J. Perot, Joseph, Breaux Bridge, La.

Privates: Berner, Ray Glen Carbon, Pa. Heyer, Henry, Brcese. 111. Kelly, a i Webster Grove, Mo. i Max, Chicago.

Americans Named in Day's Canadian Casualty List Ottawa. a i Nov. i names of Americans appear in tonight's Canadian casualty i IvII.I.Hn IN ACTION. J. i i Pa.

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New Nov. to a were four i i i the German i namely, Prussia, Bavaria. Saxony and All but Saxony are today kingless and throneless. The i a i in Saxony is not clear the dispatches. Germany's total a i i roughly, 70.060.000.

The a i of the three revolutionized i are: Prussia, 41,000.000. Bavaria, 7,000,000. 'Wurttemberg. 3,000,000. a 51,000,000.

Of a i i 19.000.000 i a i ants of the empire, it is safe to say, on of all dispatches, a the majority has joined the revolt. It should be pointed however, that the population figures Include the men in the army, and the status of Germany's flehttng forces In the west is undetermined. The strength of the Uiree "kingless kingdoms" is: Prussia. 500,000. Bavaria, 100,000.

Wurtembergr, 50,000. Total, 650,000. Late dispatches tonight report the King of Saxony also Is about to abdicate, if he has not already done so. Ke is Frederich August -whose personal life was exposed some years ago by his divorced wife, the Princess Louise of Tuscany. Saxony's population is approximately 5.00O.OOO.

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17578--The Red i and Blue --America bv "Victor Mixed Chorus 85c 85c 85c fvann'i -I aurth Floor The Junior Temple Society will hold- a business meeting 1 tonig-ht at 8 clock Dancing will follow the i The Men's Society of the Church of DAILY FASHION HINT This attracts todt features an unusual material, tan lelmir corduroy The shoit Is lather new, and the full, easy lines will appeal to the Wrnan who desires servicea- bility PUI.I1V A MAKTl-y TO. The New Chafing Dishes --and Other Brass --and Copper Metal --Wares Are on Display Equipped Witt Electric Alcohol Barnern. A department full of interest to the housekeeper as well as those contemplating the selection of a practical as well as an elegant gift. The new chafing dishes, tea ket- 1 1 coffee percolators, serving trays, egg boilers, crumb sets, are sug- ive of usefulness, while for home adornment include candlesticks, dinner gongs, desk sets, iar- dinieres, vases, fireplace sets, screens, c. 1215 St.

1214-1218 St. the Covenant will hold its first meet- 0 ik ic a.1. clock tonight Aspinwall i speak on the battles of the Marne Verdun Bheims and Chateau Thierry Tlir Herzl I lub will bold a dance tonight at 8 clocfc at the A rooms a i a i and Eleventh street dean of the Women 8 i i of Maine, i on Social Hygiene i Miss g-ive a AHoe talk tonight at street Drakr -nlll 8 clock, at The BnMinesH "YVftmeii'n Council Trill meet i at esley Chapel A film i The find of the Ko icl ill shown, and Caroline Cal- Hrjoiringr outcome of th for world freedom many colored people with a i i attended an 'exultation i at the Cosmopolitan BipUbt street i a streets northwest Ca.pt Walter Mitchell secretary of the I AseociatioT i a part the colored i a a in a ojnpnnj G. O. Trill drill tonight at the armory under com mand of Capt Harry Gladman a a i shower i -iv is i by the i cnza i i i be continued a a The rntral Labor I nlon adJonrMd of i i a i session last i tn a last i i i a i i i a i a i t)ri eai i i a i Pr i i a a Harriet Tubman Branch, American Red Cross, is now prepared to i i cartons in i to Christmas gifts to soldiers abroad at 1600 i street Tho filled boxes rray be to the Red Cross i i i headquarters on the second floor of a I othrop before 20 peace celebration In thr vVilaan i School last i I Hie a The acti-v ities of I a hoo! i be resumed, i i meet a school Thursda-v evening Moilnjr loaned br the Italian a i be at tb.e faerMte lub tonight The of Colonial i celebrate the 318th birthda of Charles I of England at the home of Miss Webster 21S6 street northwest tomorrow night at 5i o'clock Daniel Smith Gordon is head of the local chapter RACKING COLDS, HACKING COUGHS Quickly relieved by Dr.

Pine-Tar-Honey Bored to Death? Then Read Vanity Fair NOVEMBER NUMBER NOW ON SALE At all good Price 35 cenu Thr fvomen'N land army planning? to haVe a Thanksgiving Jiy and night at Oreat Falls Va, for all ar workers who cannot get home The program will consist of music addresses and dancing: WaihinKton Branch of the Boclation of Collegiate Alumnae i meet with Mrs David Wins. 1322 Nineteenth street northwest next Thursday night at 8 clock The Alliance Trill hold its first Joint meeting i the Home Economics Association today at 3 45 o'clock at 602 Eleventh Btreet to hear an address by Dean Arnold, of Simmons College. Little Gloria Keuett, 12 old, took conspicuous part In the peace celebration Accompanied by mother, Mrs. Rose Kennett, of 328 Delaware avenue northeast, ahe rode on a float and patriotic songs to the cheering crowdB you once i i efficient ou i realize that at ou have a reliable c6t- rectue for cords coughs grippe, asthma The soothing a i balsaqiR relieve i i a i breathing- becomes easier phlegm 1 er ish flushes die down rr Bell's Pine-Tar is erv economical--it takes i to gratifying results Druggists 30c 60c and $1 20 Pine Tar Honey for Couhs olds If TOM have any old linen--tabl. cloths, napkins, bowels, handker- chiefs, sheets, pillowcases, c---which you spare, the District Chapter I 1 of the American Red Cross can make good use of it tn the hospitals All linen donations should be made 1220 Connecticut avenue on or after I Thursday.

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