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THE BEE: OMAHA, WEDNESDAY, ' SEPTEMBER 18, 1918 American Casualty List ' The following Nebraskana and Iowans are named in the casualty list for Wednesday morning, Sep tember IS: .Wallace W. Luding ton, killed, next of kin Isaac Lud ington, Lorimer, la.; Oliver F. Durham, missing in action, next of kin Mrs. M. C. Dow, Naponee, Neb. The following casualties-are re ported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed in action. 37; missing in action, 12; wounded severely, 74; died of wounds, 16; wounded slightly, 1; died of disease, 1; wounded, degree undetermined, 6. Total, 14: The following casualties are re ported by the commanding general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed in action, 14; missing in action, 87; wounded severely, 60; died of disease, 6; died of wounds. 4; wounded, degree undetermined, 6; prisoner, 1. Total, 178. SsrtU Richard O. Bschtel, Lebanon, Fa. Ssrat. William A. Bollman. Lebanon. Pa. Bsrjt. Joseph B Crandall, Old Bridge, H. J. ' Serft Donald Forsyth. Carbondale. 111. Bergt. Edward LaPlont, Oneway. Mich. Bergt. Roy McKay, Jollet, 111. Bergt Bearl V. Plttlnger, Muncle, lad. Bergt George Roark, Roark, Ky. Corp. Ralph L. Alexander, Moundsvllla, W Va. Corp. Barnett Conrad, Mountalntop, Pa. Corp. Irving Greene, Brooklyn, N. T. Corp. Harry Walter Johnson, Franklin, Corp. Thomas DarU McEwen, Hunting ton, Pa. , Corp. Houiton Lee Meade, St Paul, Va. Corp. Ambroie Charles Ronk, Pough keepele, N. T. n.rM Hunt Tt.t.a ftalntevMl. V. T. Arole Adlle Black, WatUburg, Pa. Granville E. Brookihlre, Cushlng. Okla. Nick Cacotakee. Pittsburgh, Fa. Simon A. Casanova, Elmendorf, Tex. Roman M. Cheealak, Erie, Pa. John Daniel Cobner, North Braddock, ra. Frank Crtatlnl, Italy. ' Jerry Crocco, Philadelphia, Pa. Oicar Dull, Wafilurg. Pa. Joseph Gallagher, West Conshohocken, Fa. Henry Harrison. Sylacauga, Ala. Bk.n U II... W.t Ma InA . Laurence F. House, Glasgow, Mont A .1 1. ii. lf..ltU innlafnii Wta Allen Wayne Lebo, Mohnton. Pa. Wallace W. Ludlngton Lorimer, la. Raymond MoCauley. Congo, W. Va. . Jerry McCoy, Vlncennes, Ind. Isora McQee, Chlckasha, Okla. Thomas McHugb. Stockburg. Wli. Died of Wounds: Lt Jaf F. Clemmer,. Jr., Mlddlebrook Va. V Sergt Henry Robert Wallace, Chicago, XU. Corp. Grover C. Becker. Germantown, O. Corp. Frank C Courtney, Linton, Ind. Corp. Orvllle F. Martin. Culdeaao. Idaho. Jamel Tbomaa Costlgan Philadelphia, Vs. , Clarence M. Blxler, Flndlay, 111. Charles Lepcsyk. Philadelphia, Pa. . Thomas McMahon. 8t Louis, Mo. ' Delmar A. Poulson. Welser, Idaho. Theodore F. Rannow, Biscay Minn. John Romocky. St. Paul, Minn. William R. Rosentretter, Chicago, 111. Elmer J. Tweedale, Sturgeon Wry, Wis. Frank Wetgent La Crosse, N. J. Albert L. Wen Roselle, N. J. Died of Disease. William J. Kelly, Albany, N. T. Missing In Action. Oliver F. Durham, Naiionet, Neb. Killed In Action. George C Baldrldge, Sedrowoclley, Wash. , Charles H. Bird, Gordon, Ind. Charles H. Cleland, Waterbury, Conn. George Dwlght Cook, Ellenvllle, N. T. Arthur Dahl, Oaleevllle, Wis. . Robert A. Foster, Brooklyn, N. T. William D. French, Elmo. Ark. William A. Fry, Stampede, N. D. . Walter Hahn, Chkago. Russell Hughes, Rice, Wash. Joseph Ptnelll. Jereey City Heights. N. J. Elchel Ruchman. Brooklyn. N. T. Vltold Tarassuck, Burgettstown, Pa. Ploter Wanlckl. Ford City. Ps, . , Died of Wounds. Millard M. Gates. Hlllsboro, Ore. ThiimH MitM. Readlne Man. William F. Flttenger, Knobnoster, Mo. Ernest A. Wilson, Seattle, Wash, . Died of Disease. Jerry Clark, Norta, Ga. Carl . Brlckson, New Sweden, Me. Charlea Wesley Harden, Syracuse, N. T. James McCabe, Chicago. Willie A. Roberta. Snreveport, La. - He. Collins, Vandals, Ark. V Severely Wounded. Clyde W. Smith, Lemmon. B. D. ' rti.lM M Ttianff Rrt.tal. & D. George W. Toung, East Oelwetn, la. Missing la Action. Jerry B. Moore. Sedgwick. Kan. August Nelson Msncua. la. William B. Rodgers, Baxter Springs. Kan. James W. Bheffer, Cresco, la. "' William L. Whldden, Spencer, Neb. Rosco R. Priestley, Cherokee, Kan. Alleged I. W. W. on Trial for Assaulting Young Girl The trial of Frank A. Neary,-28 years old, no address, on the charge of criminally assaulting Lillian Han son, aged 7 years, on July 11, last, began in Judge Redick's court Tues day. The girl testified on her own behalf that she was accompanied by little Kenneth Kenersh, near her home at 2112 South Fourth street, at the time, when Nearyient the Kenersh boy away on an errand and assaulted her. Neary was cap tured after a man hunt lasting sev eral days. He is said to be a mem ber of the Industrial Workers of the World and to have been caught in the raid of the government officials last fall on the Industrial Workers of the World headquarters. Doctor is Technical on Surgical Instruments "Surgeons use instruments, not tools," replied Dr. L. E. Britt in dis trict court Tuesday morning to the question of Attorney William Fraser as to what kind of tools or imple ments doctors used in their profes sion. ''Nor do we use any imple ments," added the doctor. Dr. Britt was a witness in the case of Dr. August G. Edwards against Fred W. McGinnis, constable, for the recovery of his automobile, which the constable seized on June 13 on a writ. Edwards asserts that the car is necessary in his practice. Poultry Fanciers Start Organization in Omaha The Omaha Poultry association has been incorporated by M. C. Peters, J. W. Welch and Arthur L. Edson, with a capital of $3,000. The object is to promote breeding of all kinds of poultry and to hold shows. The association expects to hold a show here this fall. Arthur L. Ed son is president and W. H. Ahlquist, secretary. I Desk Clear I m m m m - and all vital imforma- 1 tion about your business I at a moment's notice de- f 1 livered from modern fil- 1 ing cabinets. I - That's the way to con- trol a modern business; 1 I anything less efficient I and the business is run- k I ning itself or perhaps -1 running you. 1 m jl 1 See us for desks, type- 1 I writer desks, accounting I I desks, filing cabinets and I other office equipment 1 in steel or wood. II m i Even floor coverings I I -are important in a well- j equipped office. Let us j! estimate for new lino- I leum. Phone Tyler 3000 I i For Service I Orchard &Wilhelm Co. ( m til!iliiMliiluin!iii:!liiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiitiiiiiitiiiiin 1621 FARNAM 8 M v New Arrivals of Women's Plush, Velvet and Fur Trimmed Coats Fresh from the Makers. Berg's Women's Shop 1621 Farnam St. Stunning styles selected from the creations in high favor in the foremost centers of fashion at the present time. They are as rich looking as it is possible for garments to be, possessing distinguished quality, and are offered you now at some special price? that made these Extraordinary Values Pins. Velonrs". Silvertones. Pom Pom. Crystal Cord, Kerseys, Baffin Seal and Silk Velvets. Belted effects. $40.00 Coats $45.00 Coats $50.00 Coats $55.00 Coats $60.00 Coats $2950 j$3Q50 j$4p $4g50 New Fall Skirts New box pleated styles of Wool Serge, Poplins, Novelty Plaids, Chedda Cloth and Velours. Wide belt and button trimmed. Hid-Week JJ 75 Special Q 33&mh 1621 Farnam Street to to t sr"v Circular Veils, in Fall Shades of Brown, Taupe, Navy and Black, in scroll and dainty, woven borders ; bringing just the needed touch of charm to the gQc Fall costume; each ViJC .raandas Stores The Small Drape Veil with chfffon bor der, in plain hexagon mesh, with slngls maline effects; also dainty woven pt- FXoi.nofZ$l-50,te$2.50 On r Earnest Advice To Every Is To Make Purchases Of All Kinds RIGHT NOW Wo m Knit Underwear Offerings For Women and Children. The change of the seasons suggests that it would be a good idea to change to a trifle heavier weight Underwear and just at the moment you want it, we are ready to supply you from complete stocks, at prices which are extremely moderate for these times. Children's Fleecy Lined Union Suit, in gray and white, high neck and long sleeves, CQ drop seat style, all sizes, a suit J& Girls' and Boys' Part Wool Union Suits, good weight, gray, drop seat style, ages 2 to dJO 8 years, $1.50, 8 to 16 years PS . Children's and Boys' Medium Weight, fleecy lined union suits, in white, cream and I1 gray; drop seat, ages up to 16 years. . P Women's Highg-rade, Medium Weight, fleecy lined union suits, high neck and long sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, .and low neck, sleeveless; ankle length. Regular dJO CA and extra sizes, at Women's Part Wool Union Suits, Munsing, Carter and Thos. Dalby makes; white and gray; high neck and long sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; low neck, no sleeves; ankle length. Regular and extra sizes; d0 CA at, a suit PU.UV Women's Light Weight Cotton Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves; Dutch neck, elbow sleeves; low neck, no sleeves, and ankle length; regular and extra sizes; a IjQ Hosiery For Women and Children An Unusual Announce ment in Many Ways. The unusual feature is that we have the greatest stock of Hos iery anywhere in this vicinity, in the broadest variety and as a consequence of our immense buying power, at extremely modest prices. Women's Thread Silk Hose, in all the new shoe shades, silk to the knee, lisle tops, spliced heels, toes and soles; good values, at 952 Women's Silk Lisle Hose, in black and white, tan, grey and pink; all double soles, heels and toes; perfect shape, no seams, at 59 Children's Hose, for boys and girls, medium and fine ribbed, double knees, heels and toes; good black.. 35 Main Floor. Ip HE conditions surrounding the manufacture and sale of mer chandise this season is one that has never been experienced before at least in two or three generations. The mounting cost of materials in the wholesale markets makes the future prices of the finished products higher than they are today so the woman who would not only secure to herself the first choice, but who would al so protect herself from the later higher prices, will BUY NOW. This great organization, with its tremendous buying power, foresaw the conditions that were coming, months and months ago, and sent its representatives into the markets with ready cash and instructions to buy and ship immediately so-that TODAY WE HAVE HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS WORTH OF MERCHANDISE IN THIS STORE, to sell to you at piies that could not possibly be'duplicated. Conditions for the future are problematical and no woman who is prudent will permit the present opportunity to buy well at moderate prices to slip by and depend upon a future which has in store for us uncertainty, to say the least We Are Ready To Serve You NOW "NEMO" Corsets lhat Preserve The Figure Preserve your figure while doing your bit By wearing NEMO CORSETS that FIT Patriotism is making new physical demands upon Wom en, calling her to unaccustomed tasks. NEMO CORSETS, scientifically designed, to give strength and support to muscles under unwonted strain, enables the wearer to meet any emergency without in jury to health or figure. Let one of our skilled Corsetieres fit you to a This Is Why the Victrola is the instrument for YOUR home. It is the master interpreter of the best music that the world knows vocal and in strumental. The clearest enuncia tor of dialogue or s p e e c h the most beautifully cased and alto gether the finest instrument that this age has produced. , ' With a Victrola in your hom, there is no musical entertainment that your family cannot have. Victrolas, Ail Deficit $22.50 to $395 Main Floor, Pompeian Reef " SELF '403 -Reducing NEMO WONDERLIFT CORSET designed for your needr While the Wonderlift Bandlet is being adjusted you will feel how decidedly it lifts up the abdomen. Greater symmetry is bound to result when vital organs are restored to normal positions, and of course you will have better health. You will lose that "tired" feeling and once more look stylish and youthful. Neckwear -The new Fall Neckwear for Suits, Coats and Tai lored Frocks, as well as the Afternoon Gownjpf Silk and Satin, comes in very attractive, becoming and dainty styles. For tailored and street wear you will find Satin Pique, Filet and plain Or gandy the best, while for the dressier effects we are showing sheer, hand em broidered Nets, Organdies, Georgettes, and daintiest of all the new, quaint Fichu ruffling. r Neckwear for Sciis an voais. Tailored Satin Coat CoUara, fa white and military red, aJao in military blue; each, SOe, 15 and ......... For Frocks New Fichu Ruffling for collar and cuffs; dainty, fluffy af fects, up from.. ,,.S9e f Here Are Good Rugs At Moderate Prices 9x12 Brussels Rugs, in good patterns and de signs regular, at $19.98 9x12 Axminster Rug. This is a good wearing rug in the latest designs and colors $34.50 8 feet 3 inches by 10 feet 6 inches, at. . .$29.98 Seamless Velvet Rugs. Beautiful designs, 9x12 size, specially priced in this sale, at. . . .$39.98 36x72 Axminster Rug. Extraordinary values. specially priced, at $3.98 27x54 and 27x60 Axminster Rugs $2.49 NEMO Wonderlift Corsets are made in five different models: No. 555 Wonderlift for tall figure No. 554 Wonderlift for medium figure. $f?00 '6 No. 553 Wonderlift for short stout figure No. 558 Wonderlift for slender figure. No. 998 for Extra Stout Figures, priced $12.00 Other Models in NEMO CORSETS from $3.50 to $12.00 NEMO Brassieres, fit as you fasten, from $1.00 to $3.50 Virile Stories of Outof -Door Life By Zarie Grey. . " The Border Legion A beautiful girl in following tke mtm t&e loves, falls into the hands of bandits in a law less western mining camp. ; Last of the Great Sconte Helen Cody Wetmore and Zane Orer The life story of "Buffalo BUT as teld Vj his sister and Zane Grey. Other Books by Zane Grey. THE BORDER LEGION ZANtOWY y The Rainbow Trail The Heritage of the Desert Riders of the Purple Sage. The Light of Westers Stan The Last of the Plainsmem The Lone Star Ranger Fireplace Fittings We have all the newest designs including Burnt Brass, Swedish, Bronze and Black finishes, now ready for delivery. Andirons, priced up from Fir Basket, priced up from 55.50 Fire Screens, priced up from... fl'22 Fire Set, priced up from 13.50 Wall Paper New Fall Patterns Tomorrow we will place on sale a very large assortment of new Fall styles in Wall Paper, at prices that mean big SAVINGS to you. Plain 30-Inch Oatmeal Papers, in all the new shades, with borders and bands 1 OXp to match, Wednesday, a roll Ifii2 y A Dozen or More Patterns, suitable for any room in the house, with border to match; some cut out; on sale for Wednes day, per roll, at 02 Bed Room Papers, in new effects with beau tiful decorations to match; Wednes- 11 day, per roll , Light and Dark Papers for Parlor, Living Room, Dining Room, Hall or Library; each have a cut out border to match; 1 1 r Wednesday, per roll X1C Good. Heavy Gilt Papers, in new designs and color effects, nice for the downstairs rooms, sold with cut out borders to match; IP. per roll, Wednesday, at IOC Paper Hangers and Estimates Furnished. All Work Guaranteed. Basement ' Do You Know That a Sewing Machine Is One of the Greatest Time Savers? And do you know that TIME now is one of the things that is extremely valuable to you. Women are more and more coming into the industrial field, and if you have to take over some of this work and thus shorten the hours that you can give to house hold duties, isn't it splendid to be able to rely on this modern mechanism to do the sewing for you in less time than you have ever done it before? We offer some exceptional values for Wednesday ' One 5-Drawer 66 Singer .$40 One New HomeJlotary $35 One Used Singer Machine $18 One Used Machine (Special) $10 One Wheeler & Wilson $12 Perfection Oil Heaters The kind you carry with you from room te room before the weather is coJd enough te light the furnace, but still cold enough for a little extra heat. ' N , , Plain Finished Perfection Heater fS.SS Nickel Finished Parfaetinn Hi(.m . NickeUBIue Finished Perfection HaUre.SS.SO 't SHghily Used or Marred ww Ww Sewing Machines And don't forget that the "Free" carries a lifetime guarantee and insurance .from any kind of casualty for 5 years; $1.00 buys it and $1.00 a week pays for it. Oils, Belts and Needles and All Sewing Machine Supplies. Hemstitching and Picoting Neatly Accomplished . Main Floor, Rear 1 Draperies Fit Out Your Home Home is the best nla(A nn artti and so you should make the surround- 1 je l i .. . mgs as cneenm ana attractive as possible. Here are draperies at mod erate prices that will give you many good suggestions. New Curtain Nets and Drapery Material, ta all the newest colorings and patterns art shown on our Third Floor Drapery Section. Special lot of curtain net, worth up Ar ito 69c, this sale price ffcaC Special Lot of Very Fine Quality QQ Quaker Lace Nets, at. .... , . 70C Madras Drapery Materials, fifty inches wide. in a variety of colors, used for nm over curtains, at - . O Net Curtains, with borders and trim- Ah med with lace edge, at , $0 One Lot of Table Runners, figured f) ("ft damask, with plain velvet ends.. VMeOU Table Runners beautiful Chinese djf" f patterns, ..special, at ............ vOiUU Table Runners, Silk &nd Gold. Air) ETA Beautiful patterns, each. 1 t)l Couch Covers, $3.75 to $25.00 etch