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A THE OMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 10, 1918. 9 A John B. Prettrtd, Canton. Ttx. Paaqnal Primovr, luljr. Cordon Pryor.vBw(3town. Tnn. Qoprt lUlney, Mount Pleasant. W. fa. Wlllwni Rtld, Jhnln. N. C. Carl R. Reynolds, Blrdaboro, Pa. James Rlngland, Pittsburgh. Pa. Phillip Sandler. Chicago IIL Wlllard I. Sink. Rojburr. Mass. , John H. Sorenson, Tompklnsvllle, N. T. Juan B Tafoya, Truchas, N. M. William H. Walking-ton, Helper, Utah. Ben Wnlman, Wautom Wis. Rudolph Woodcock, Butto, Mont. George Henry Moore, Oliver, III. Died of Wound. Capt. Francis Robblns McCook, Toungs- town, O. Lt. Harry B. nentley. Elmlra, N. T. ' Lt Tom Dunbar Halllday. Clarksburg. "W. Va. Lt. William H. Eckel. Knoivllle, Tenn. Sergt. Glenn W. Flahbaugh. Hilton, N T. v Sergt John M. Taucette. Durham, N C. 8ergt Raymond J. McCracken. Fhiradel Shla. Pa. Pirgt. Grover A. Zlon, Hennessey. Okl. Sergt. Ralph R. Harper. St. Joeeph. Mo. Sergt. Charles E. Lyon, Three Rivera. Hi'-h. w. 6 6 0 A. Sergt Ray J. Slnnott Milwaukee. Wis Sergt. Arthur P. Undf rcofler, Christiana. ":. Pa. Corp. Erwln C. Oraham, Oastonla, N. C Corp. Richard Kennedy, Harbor Main. N. P.. Can. Corp. WllllamL. Key, Molton, Ala. Corp. Howard L. Preble, Steubenvllle. O. Corp, Lester E. Schwenk, Santa Monica. Cat. , Corp. Daniel W. Simpson, Elburn, 111. Ccrp. Francis P. Williams, East Liver pool, O. Corp. Norman L. Farts, Ute Park, N. M Corp. John C. Harmann, Milwaukee, Wis. , Corp. Henry A. Zlmmermann, Pltts , . burgh. Pa. Corp. Frederick P. Helmuth, Clinton, N. T. Corp. Michael J. Hudak, Pottstown, Fa. Corp. Sam Barr. Bessemer, Ala. ' Corp. Shelton Lamm, Pennsboro, 'W. Va, 1 Corp. Elmer Llndback, Muskegon, Mich. ' Bugler Paul J. Kendrlck Chicago. 111. Wagoner Andrew Clna, -Chicago, 111. Mechanlo Peter S. Lengel, Reading, Pa ' ' Cook Clarence W. Irwin, Woodward, Okl. Cook Thomas) A. Austin, Boston, Mass. Cook Farrier Isala Hodge, Eastovtr, B. C. Charles Henry Adrean TJtlca. N. T. Arthur C. Bean, Green Spring, W, Va. Henry Beehn, Brooklyn, N. Y. Joseph Bernert, Mason, Neb. Leon Bishop. Poughkeepsle, N. T. Lsstsr J. Bishop, Marysvllls, Cal. Frank R. Blackburn, New Paris, Pa Paul Blumke, Belle Plains, Wis. Cart A. Brandt Baltimore, Md. William A. Brenner, Harrlavtlle, Mien. Edward F. Burke, Plttston, Pa Tom W. Burr, Mlnden Mlnea, Mo. Clyde C. Cameron. Los Angeles, Cat. w William J. Carrell, New York, N. T. I Walter I Clark. Franklin, O. Clarenoe H. Cole, Perrysvllls, Md. Karl Cowsn, Frankfor, 111. Frank L, Coilah, Etna, Wyo. Clyde E. Curtis, Jamestown, N. T, Frank X. Fraas, Kansas City, Mo. Joseph Franek, Ross, N. D. Enos H. Fret, Wilson, N. C. Edward TJ. Geary, Chicago, III. John J. Gemmell, Philadelphia, Pa, Stanley Gostowskl, Benton, ill. Samuel N. Graham, Tork, Neb, Jacob Hager, Brooklyn, N. T. Bernard J. Handwerk, Bruce, 8. D. Arthur Hansen, Monongahels, City, Pa. John Hedland, Rugby, N. D. Joseph, Janeck, Chicago, IIL Marlnus Jensen, Irwin, la. ' Bert M. Jones, Knoxvllle, Tenn. Robert E. Kearns, Brooklyn, N. T. Louis E. Kengla, San Francisco, Cal. Jacob Kunkel, Brookvllle, Iml. WllUam B. Lam, Lexington, Va. Cosinmer J. Leclejewslil, Cleveland, O. Percy Carl Lawson, Warren, Pa. Walter Michael McCoy, Patton, Pa. Russell R. Ramsey, Convoy, O. Stanles Rlmkus, Arnold, Pa. William D. Bates, Canton, 111. Aaron B. Bowers, Moxley. N. C. Chester W. Brown, Paragould, Ark. Emetts T. Buchanan, Bondtown, Va. Alex Butler, Sumter,S. C. HershelL. Carson, McKeonport, Pa. Eugene F. S. Connelly, Peabody, Mass. , Fred Daniels, Horse Creek, Wyo. Elroy F. Gerrlor, Somervllle. Mass. Eugene O. Harlngle, Naiareth, Pa. Charles L. Hastings, Kernersvllle, N. C. Richard Hill, Chicago, XL Henry Hofele. Salt Lake Clfy, Utah. Ross Allen Hubbell, Farber, Mo. George Brenton, Johnson, Piedmont, O. William A. Jordan, Middlesex, N. a Olvln H. Knudson, Round Valley, Neb. Noble J. Lax. Nelsonvllle, O. Clarence Joseph Lieurance, Neosho Falls, Kan. v Stanley Lllburn, Fresno. Cal. Glen 8. Livingston, Kanopolls. Kan. Alexander Lmanlan, Providence, R, I. Max Charles Lurkner, Cleveland, O. Frank Paul Mlenkwlcs, Bay City, Mich. Mlxmllllan Rlken. Buffalo, T. Norman Shaffer, Tork, Pa. Arthur D. Simonson, Red Top, Minn. Frank Slowlkowskl, Musia, Poland Douglas Taylor, Narrows, Ky, Robert E. Uts, Madison county, Va. Harrison D. Welden, Oswego, N. T. .Frank B. Woodmansee, Lookout, Cal. 'Bob I. Blair, Spokane, Wash. 1 Laurie L- Crowe, Madison, Me. Thomas Jefferson Hassett, Aurora, 111. Alfred Edwara Howard, Hamilton, O. Albert Johnson, Amboy, 111. John Knepper, Flushing, L. I.r"N. Thomas C. Kurkoskl, St. Phillip, Mont Henry Lambrlcht. Detroit. Mien. Louis Toontas, Bay City, Mich. Edward MrNamee, New (York City. Anthony Nieddu, Marlaglovanna Fuflus sppe Berchlda Pre Basel Rl, Italy. Peter D. Patrona, Prealvlo, Italy. James A. Patterson, Comanche, Tex. Keith F. Pleroe. Ottawa, 111. Paaquale Stancaron, New Tork City. George C. Thompson, Wilbur. Wash, Paul J. Burnham, Brooks, Mont Harry Cappendycke, Warren Point. N. J. Michael Carlone, Campobasso. Italy. Phillip M. Carroll. Chicago. 111. I.ldwlg Dornak Schulenburg. Tex. John R. Exiell, Rocky Mount, N. C. John P. Fitzgerald, New Tork, N. T. Jacob Graff, Fallon, Mont James J. Gdbbln, New York City. Walter E. Hanson, Brooklyn, N. x. Raymond Augustus Horton, Chenango Forks, N. T. A Russell Hughe, Garfield, Utah. Brl aln Jennings, Shorts Creek. Va. Lawrence V. Kobb, MlshawaVta. Ind. Francis M. Miller, Turkey City, Pa. 'Francesco Pappalo, Italy. Cornelius B. Prohl. Roach, Mo. William Piper Spyker. Alexandria. Fa. Frank J. Wlnss, Wabeno, Wis. Samuel Ross, Moorehead, Minn. , Thomas J. Slaflas Merlden. Conn. Charles M. Smith, Hartford. Conn. Everett P. Smith, Gladden. Mo. Harold S. Smith, Buffalo, N. Y. Henry J. Smith, Scottsburg. Va, Thomas Smith, Roulette, Fa. WllUam M. Smith. Purcell, Pa. Otto W. Struok, Onalaska Wis. - Ray T. Williams. Osgood, Mo. ' Irwin T. Yearsley, West Chester, Pa. Charles V. Alford. Woodland. Cat Andrew Bartek, Ford City, Pa. George Harmer, Medina, N. Y. Alexander Klllen, Osborns GP t George Calvin Livingston, Stockton, Kan. Robert M. Long, Moorehead, Mont John J. T. McMahon, New York, N. T. Died from Accident and Other Causes. Alfred E. Birch, New York City. Carl Joseph Clapper, Neosho, Mo. Victor Dovan, Streator, III. Emery House. Chicago, 111. Jake Kontng, Rock Valley. Ia. George A Christian, Jonesboro, Ark. Victor Geolenlee, Racine, Wis. Albert Frederick Wolfe, Alpena, Mich. Died from Airplane Accident. Edward R. Richter. Milwaukee. Wis. Charles J. Corslglla, Chicago, 111. William Chrlstopherson. Racine, Wis. Died of Disease. Lieut Howard E. Gormley, Milwaukee, Wis. Lieut Donald W., Libby, Worcester, Mass. Lieut Martin Francis Nolan. Tona Wanda, N. Y. Lieut. Samuel W. Ramsey Clarkesvllle, Ga. Lieut Horace H. Porter, Baltimore, Md. Lieut. Henry C. Adams, Abbeville, Ala Nurse Elizabeth C. Lee, Altavllle, Cal. Nurse Dorothy B. Millman, Richland Center, Wis. Nurse Orma A. Schrleber, Alma. Wis. Nurse Mary A. Burke, Silver Springs, Saskatchewan Can. Bn. Sergt Maj. Ralph Waring, Nor wood, O. Sergt Claudius R. Petty, Gaffney, S. C. Sergt Arthur Wlllett. Lake View, Mich. Sergt Lee E. Wolf, Wllliamsport Pa. Sergt Chauncey T. Young, Rochester, K T, Walter L. Irby. Meridian. Miss. Alexander D. Courtney. Jersey City. Charles H. Jerolamen, Newark, N. 3. Joseph C. Norrla, Avon-by-the-Sea. N. J. William H. Stewart Natches, Miss. Paul Johnson, Jersey City, N. J. v Ray E. Johnson. Harrlsburr, Pa. Corp. Philip B. Fleming. Columbus, O. Corp. I John William Leonard, Walls. Walla. Wash. - ' . . Corp, John Llmmer. Jollet, 111. Ola Martinson, Duluth. Minn. Corp. Milton May, Toonsuba, Mas. Corp. Will Parrlsh Glasgow. Ky. Corp. Arthur M. Barney. Grady, N. M. Corp. Franklin M. Holmes, Los Angeles. Cat Corp. Louis Lehr, 8t Louis, Mo: ' Corp. James M. Smith, Newark, N. J. Corp. Howell B. Tettemer, Elisabeth, N. J. Corp. Frank W. Tlden, Minneapolis. Minn. Corp. Clark Hickman. Colfax, La. Corp. Joseph 8. Cason, Welborn, Fla. Corp. George Claiborne, Anchors. La. Corp. Leonard V. Fouling, Chicago, III. Corp. Thomas Anthony Treacy, Jersey City, N. J. Wagoner Edwin Alexander Benhart Tay lor Neb. Wagoner Tom W. Kirby. Fennolloway, Fla Wagoner Edgar Klttlnger, Island, Ky. Wagoner Peter J. Stolx. Albany, N. Y. Wagoner Joseph P. Johnson, Baltimore, Md. Cook Giovanni Maronzl, Valverde, Italy, Cook Fred Lebrun, Oconto, Wis. Cook Bart McLernon Oswego. N. Y. Musician Harry K. Rlckenbach, Cannl, 111. Saddler Tellef Llndland, Live Oak, Fla. Civilian Miss Winifred Warder, Cairo, III Frederick Berlau, Baltimore, Md. Samuel L. Booth. Vldalla. Ga. Marvin Mlltord Bowen, Fond du Lac, Wis. Marshall D. Boyd, Lodonla, Tex. Herman A. Brlckley Montgomery, Pa. Texas H. Burton, Sweetsvlllage, Antlgla, British West Indtas. Roscoe E. Busch, Fered, W. Va. James Butler, Allen Creek P. O., Va. Thomas Carey, Pittsburgh, Pa. David Grant Carmack, South Lebanon, 0. Carl G. Carlson, Sedalla, Mo. Richard J. Carlson, Derrick N. D. Will Roscoe Carr, Bloomlngdale, Tenn. Ernest A. Chamberlain, Seward, N. Y. Homer E. Chase, Mount Trempes, N. T, David F. Church. Detonti, Ark. William John Colebrook, Coqullle, Ore. Oscar F. Collins. Watkins. Ore. Ernest N. Cralle. Kenbrldge. Va. John Dlstazlo, Bethlehem, Pa. John Dlstazlo, Bethlehem, Pa. Herman Donner. Glencoe, Minn, Joseph II Dornbach, Milwaukee, Wis. Edwin B. Dykman, Moores Mills, N. Y. John N. Erwln, Hugo, Okl. Willie R. Fairfax, Swetman, Va. Patrick J. Feeney, St Paul, Minn. Berjlo L. Fletchall, Grant City, Mo. Sebastlano Flscarrelli, New York City. Harry J. Fuller, Philadelphia, Fa. Noah E Gruenewald, Random Lake, Wis. Benjamin C. Harper, Hurricane, W. Va. Ambrose R. Ayres, Weatherford, Okl. Joseph H. Bell, Mannlngton, W. Va, Conrad A. Bode, St. Elizabeth, Mo. Cecil M. Bowman, Athalla, O. Slguard Brain, Elva, Wis. Willie A Braxton, Owenton, Va, Harry L. Brooks, Temple, Me. Earl E. Buckingham. Harrison, Neb. Arthur L. Carney, Chicago, 111. Joseph P, Clccone, Greenlawn, L, I., N. Y. George R. Clark, Haartford, Tenn. Samuel E. Coburn, Ada, W. Va Body E. Conley, Washington, D. C. Edward R. Cramer, Washington, D. 0. George W. Dallenbach, Sumner, Ia. Perry E. Dalton, Slocomb, Ala. Giovanni Delpagglo, Prov. of Ceramo Campoll, Italy. WllUam Ernst, Wlndser, Pa, John Ford, Chester, Pa Charles A. Frederick, Louisiana, Mo. Richard William Haller, Boonevllle, Mo. Emmett Lance Hart, Big CUft Ky. David Hornsteln, Woodbine, N. J. Edward A. Huber, Raspeburg, Md. Charles. J. Hunt, Lumpkin, Ga. John Irvine, St. Louis, Mo. Ewart S. Jamerson, Swiss, N. C. Glenn W. Johnson, Blnghamton, N. Y. Daniel Junk, Hempstead L. I., N. Y. Sylvester Kasperjjauer, Templeton, Ia, Frank L. Keefe, Bradford, Pa. Igliace Landry, Jeannerette, La. Lemmer J. Lawson, Orange, Ga. Frank H. Leedom, Portsmouth, O. Harry Light, Balleytown, Tenn. Honry H. A. Llmper, Edwardsport. Ind. William F. Longe, Detroit, Mich. Gaoree A. Lowry. Stanford, Tex. Clayton Lyles, llartsvllle, S. C. fiagar l. mcarmy, jattimuviw, Julius McGee, Mayfleld. Ga. Henry Anderson, Denton, Ga. Clifford K. Bennett, Stella Mo. Hiram F. Denton, Oakland, Ark. Danforth E. Buck, Mansfield, Mess. Pleasant V. Byars, Palmersvllle, Tenn. John S. Calne, Jacksonville, Fla. Madison E. Caldwell, St. Francisvllie, III. Ambus Camp, Winder, Ga. Walter O, Carter, Moshelm Tenn. James A. Clayton, Newhope, Ky. Stlfano Colamonico, Brooklyn, N, Y. Lawrence V. Costcllo. Peoria. 111. Ambrose Cutrcr, Amite, La. Paul Czeftezlck, Bakersfield, Cat Lester B. Davis, Dayton, Wyo. Walter T. Dobbs, Fountain Head Tenn. Joseph Dogs, Holllns, Va. Andrew Dudley, Grenshaw, Miss. Ernest A. Eaton, Haverhill, Mass. Carl W. Epple, Marietta, O. William P. Espenschcld, Flushing, L. I, N. Y Joseph S. Famuta, Wllkesbarre, fa. Edward M. Faulkner, rramingnam, Mass. John P. Fay, Philadelphia, Fa. Ralph R. Felk, Lamoille, 111. Earl Glover, Madison, Ind. Marlon Goodwin, Selma, N. C. Wilbur E. Grimm. Philadelphia, Pa. Joseph Haas, Baltimore, Md. Joel C Haines, Thompsonvllle, Mich. Marshall Haley, Ba(h, Me. Earl B. Hanklnson, Crooksvllle, O. Carl J. Hanson, Rlngsted, Ia. Essie L. Harvey, Pavo, Ga. Oscar J. Hornwell, Eagle Bend, Minn. John C. Holbrook, South Walllngtord, Vt. Charles E. lloyle, Heron Lake. Minn. Julius Jensen, . Franklin, Minn. George Johnson, Huntington, Tenn. Joseph Kennedy, Jersey City, N J. Rufus O. Klncald, Lathrop, Mo. ' Louis C. Brand, New York City. Jesse C. Brown, Wlngate, Tex. Willis H. Bryant, Bethel, N. C. Daniel H. Crowley, Newport, R. I. Pantallone Cuclnotta, Philadelphia, Pa. Jesse Cummlngs, Crab Orchard, Ky, Rullef V. Curley, Freehold, N. J. Bernlce J. Dalton, Lowell O. Luke Ham, Henderson, N. C Daniel E. Hendricks, Joplln, Mo. Forest C. Heskett, San Diego, CaL Samuel C. HUlhouse, Clinton, Gs, Waldon Holland, Preston, Md. Clinton Hollenbeck, Fort Lee, N. J. Frank Jupiter, Elder S. D. Napoleon Lambert, Greenville, Conn. James R. Lasslter, Metropolis, IIL William F. Le'.sner, Chicago, 111. John O. Llechty, Yetter, Ia. Ambrose A. McGee, Fell River, Mass. James O. Nelms, Leaf, Ga, Nels G. Swanson, Sheridan Wyo. Marlon Burr, Springfield, S. C. Alvln T. Dempewolf, Harrlsburg, B. D. ' Eugene Farnam, Inkster, N. D. Louis Forman, Trenton, N. J. Willis J. Gallup, Jamestown, N. D. Lynn H. Griffith. Arcadia. N. Y. Jerry Jump, Jonesvllle Ky. Joseph Kelsk, Syracuse, N. T. Burl Klrby, Howland, Mo. Frank W. Llska, Verdlgre, Neb. James H. McCrary, Pinckneyvllle, III. Thomas Joseph McLaughlin, Brooklyn, Roy Mable, Butler, N. J. Earl G. Morrison, Brldgewater 8. D. Charlie Obanyon, Burkesville, Ky. Arthur Prlnne, Beckvllle, Tex. Lawrence A. Stone, Chicago, III. Frank Taolt, Mexalombardo, Auustrle, Jullua H. Hartley, Tennville, Ga. Joseph A. Healy, Furnace, Mass. Oscar J. Hegg, Osage, Ia. Sommerfleld Hill, Madison. Va. Patrick Hughes. New York, City . James F. Jagger, West Orange, N. J. Clark H Johnson, Prairie Farms, Wis. James A. Johnson, Augler, N. C. Prentiss M. Johnson, St Louis, Ma. Robert C, Johnsons Oil City, Pa. Robert T. Johnson, Vaiden, Miss. Evans Jones, Millvllle, N. J. Burton Kelly, Minden City, Mich. Frederick I. Knorr, Honesdale, Pa. Frank E. Liober, New England. W. Va. Roy Useless Lockard, Columbia, Pa. Duncan Wallace McAnn, Barnard, N. Y Luke Mack, Damascus, Ga, Calvin W. Marshall, Martinsburg, Pa. John S. May, Graford, Tex. Leo Miller, Acorn, Mo. Wilfred Miller, St. Martinsville. La. William F. Murhy, Scranton, Pa, Walter Oklum, Georgetown, Colo. Raymond C. Paul, Texas City, Tex, Bertie Pennington, Camden, N. J. Leonard Perry, Boonescamp. Ky Robert E. Prose. Lyons, Kan. Thomas C. Quigley, Coney Island, N. T. Thomas Robinson, Shaw, Miss. Walter Robinson, Philadelphia, Pa, William Russell, Detroit, Mich. Charles Sharrott. South Plalnfleld, N. J. Charles Smith, Jersey City, N. J. Walter Q. Street, Norwood, Mo. Harvey Sweet, Seward. Pa. Joseph Tegethoff, Harrison, S. D. Albert P. Troloar, Franklin. N. J Joseph A. Vaughan, Bolivar, Tenn! Charlie Wldeman, High Springs. Fla. Jack T. Williams, The Rock, Ga. Richard W. Windybank, Loreauvllle, La. Ward Norls Woodward. Miles City, Mont, Velle McHenry, Kelly, La. . Rurick W. Mattson, Luck. Wis. Sam W. Mlddleton, Tampa, Fla. Tommle Paschal, Bayle, Ga Bos Peel, Jamesvllle. N. C. , Irl D. Ray. Sedalla, Ky. Parker N. Reeves, Bloomfleld, Is, Herman Ray Rhoades. Harrlsburg, Pa. John W, Roper, Fayette, Mo. Fred Runge, Milwaukee, Wis. Ernest Scurry, Blum Branch, S. C. George Dalco Sctgler, Round, S. C, Frederick D. Showers, Lebanon, Pa Leo J. H. Silk, North Bremben, O. James T. Sims, Richmond, Ga. Herbert T. Slattery, Haverhill, Mass. Jacob L. Smoldlnger, Newark. N. J. t Albert H. Solderllng. Wlllmar, Minn. ' Edward UnUedt. Chicago, IIL Lefoy Van Rocklin, Gloversvllle, N. Y Kenna MoWeber, Berkeley Springs. W Va. Bobble L. Williams. Seneca, 8. C. Horace Williams, Littleton, N. C. Ralph S. Williams, Waterbury, Conn. Sol Wollnsky, New York City. Julius A. Wood, Kipling, N. C. Jamea Wooden, Dlsputanta, Va, Charles E. Yousltcs, Red Elm. 8. D. Claude M. Zimmerman, Somerset, Pa. Clarence M. Zwayer, Ahvllie, O. Swithen Kinney, New England, W. Va. William Klstler. Bladen. Neb. Henry Lewis Kltt, Wlli:ston. 8. C. Ludwlg Q. Knaus, Clarissa Minn. Daniel Kuhns, Baggaby, Pa, Louis Lafasse, Ged, La. Claus G Larson, Ohio, 111. Guy Letcher, Buffalo Center, Ia, Claud Lewis, Chadborn, N. C. Joe Lewis, Social Circle, Ga. Erie J. Llnnbom, Pilot Mound, Ia, William R. Livingston, Petersburg, Neb, Simon P. Lynn, Moorehaven, Fla. Robert McCombs, Galena, Kan. John G. McCord, Farmer City, IIL Giles B. McDunn, Barnesvllle, Minn. William H. McGrath, Blllerica Mass. Roy J. Meyer, Floyd, Ia. Robert L. Miller, Unity, Pa. Harry E. Morey, Ithaca, N. Y. Rudolph M. Nordeen. Bishop Hill, IIL Tony Ohmes, Greeley, Kan. John Pacquer, Atkinson 111. Mack Lennela Parker, Vina, 8. C Jesse Perry, Wendell, N. C. x Victor E. Peterson, Kansas GIty, Mo, L'lis E. Phillips, Sardis. Tenn. Richard Randlen, English Springs, Ga. Theodore B. Reld, Baltimore, Md. Phllo H. Richards. Brooklyn, N Y. Carl M. Riley, Brldgeton, N. J. Gilbert S. Rosenbarger, Ingalls, Ind. Harry Rowcllffe, Chasworth, 111. Eugene B. Rrowland, Grand Ledge, Mich. James V. Sadler, St Joe, Tex. Marvin M. Sipes, Rowell. Tex. George Smith, Lexington, 111. Will H. Stanford, Burdett, Ark. Ralph H Stoddard, Prairie Dusao, Wis. Thomas Strlck, Jr., Burke, Idaho. Russell L. Sutherly, Irwin. III. Leland Sweat, Hollyhlll, S. C. Otis W. Taylor, Hlllsboro, O. Willie L. Thome, Perkins, Ga. Charles L. Tucker, Meyton, Utah. Iva C. Tucker, Omega, Va. Edward W. Walters, Elmo, W. Va. Jerry M. Willis, Cincinnati, O. Carl P Woodworth, Glenrldge, N. J. Brynemore Wright, Baltimore, Md. Moses S. Knight, HIbernia, Fla. Alfred W. McKenney, Sioux City, Is, Frank Marlnl, Brooklyn, N. Y. Benjamin C. Meyer, Colby, Wis. Fred C. Meyer. Odebolt, Ia. Loren E. Miller, Strickler, Ark. Arthur W. Ott, Manistee, Mich. Jamea Lloyd, Springfield, Ky. Tommado Pirozzl, New Britain, Conn. Lester Plaumelee, Dryden, Okl Boleslaw Riidlnsky, New York City. Harold W. Purdon, Chicago, 111, Robert Ruhl, Cynthlana, Ky. Frank Salewski, Detroit, Mich, Gust G. Skardos, Alton, 111. Lonnie P. SlUer,, Duncan. Tex. Lonnle P. Sllger, Portland, Ore. Walter A. Stuhl, Portland, Ore. -Harvey Daniel Sweltzer, Thomasvllle, Pa. George Wagner, Milwaukee, Wis. James E. Ward, Fort Garland, Colo. James M. Ward, Brltt, Ia. Engelbert Wenzler, Cudahy, Wis. Albert Zlntara, Chicago, 111. William Henry Adams, Fulbrlght, Tex. Herman 8. Artenoff, Chicago, 111. Harvey H. Barlow, Hazeldell, 111. Carey Board, Springfield, O. Vance H Biglcy, Graysville, O. George L. Blount, New York, N. T. Edgar Bodford, Windom, N. C. Walter C. Bodtlng, Austin, Tex. Edward W. Hohm. Brooklyn, N. Y. Joseph Brown, Buffalo, N. Y. Joe Bumsteln, Ottumwa, Ia. William H. Chalm, Emberton, Ky. Ignacy Chojnackl, Milwaukee, Wis. Herman Cordes, Schulenburg, Tex. Otto Dennizec, Elwood City, Pa. Earl Dlckerson, Havana, 111. Alphonso Dimattie, Summit Hill, Pa. Leslie Skaggs, Samaria, Ky. Ferry L. Smith, Blackwater, Mo. Robert Smith, Seymour, Mo. Wayne V. Smith, Palco, Kan. Pete Spondonus, Turkey. Robert Swahvell, Casevillee, Mich. Carl A. Swanson, Peoria. III. Frank C. Weber, Pittsburgh, Pa. Thomas Wester, Hartford, Conn. John Wisse, Rochester, N. Y. John W. Young, Charleston, W. Va. John G. Ferguson, Wlndber, Pa, Missing In Action. Capt. David Vanderkool. Crestline, O. Lt Rea I. Hangenbuch, Bloomsburg, Pa. Lt Earl Forbes, Fairmont, Neb. Lt. Philip E. Vonsaltza, New York N. Y. Lt. Clarence M. BellowB, Knoxvllle, Pa. Lt. Elliott Durand, Jr., Chicago, IIL Lt David B. Harris. Chicago, 111. Lt Raymond Mooney, Chicago, HI. Lt Wistar Morris, Haverford, Pa. Lt. Ivan A. Roberts, South Lee, Maes. Lt Walter J. Wakefield, Worthlngton, Ind. Sergt John D. Schelter, Jersey City, N. J. Sergt Noble J. Beachum, Philadelphia. Sergt. James D. Galleger, Dallas, Tex. Sergt Leslie A. High, Enloe, Tex. Sergt. Abe Shear, Toledo, O. Corp. Fred Boughmon, Marietta, 111 Corp. Clarence Frazier, Savannah, Ga. Corp. Charles Miller, Chicago, 111. Corp. Joseph A. Rabyor, Fort Worth, Tex. Corp. Martin Rowe, Rutland, Vt. Corp. William D. Sewell, Kleburg, Tex. Cook John Preston Reed, Clearfield, Pa. Corp. Robert Christopher Adair, Clinton, S C Corp. John Booth, Philadelphia, Pa. Corp. Edward Clark Houser, Tamaqua, Pa. Corp. David G. Jones, Pardesvllle, Wis. Corp. John Jurenos, Bridgeport, Conn. Corp. Monroe Combs, Lennut, Ky, Corp. Ellis W. Evans, Fort Worth, Tex. Corp. Wray Clark, Pittsburg, Kan. Corp William C. Reigel, Bethlehem, Pa. Corp. Joseph Resh, Perth Amboy, N. J. Corp. Alfred T. Slauson, Plalnfleld, N. J. Wllbert T. Albrecht, Lyndhurst, N. J. Joseph J. Boyajlan, Belleville, N. J. Everisto Candelarl, Talpa, N. M. Albert B Candler, Lynchburg, Va. Carlo Cahoya, Jersey City, N. J. Bernardo Cardlnes, Providence, R. I. Frank Chance, Pittsburgh, Pa. William 8. Connelley, Branchvllle, S. C. Charles L. Coughltn, Allston, Mass. Edward Ehman, Fallon, Mont. Noah T Evett, Princeton, Ind. Benjamin Fitzgerald, El Paso, Tex. Wilson H. Gehrls, Macungle, Pa, Claud J. Gill. Allen, Okl. Jerry Grace, Cortland, N. Y. Elroy Green, Tyler, Tex. William E. Harshbarger, Milton, W. Va. Theodore Albert Ideus, Cherokee, Tex. Jacob Inman, Tuscumbla, Ala. William Jaggle, New York, N. Y. William E. Johnson, Nashville, Tenn, Johnnie Jones, Warrens, Tenn Patrick A. Kennedy, Ireland. John M. Lennon, New York, N. Y. Isadora Lichtle, Fostorla, O. Bailey C. Light, Gerardstown, W. Va. William A. Lynett, Bradford, Pa. Dearborn J. McAleer, Cambridge, Mass. William H. McDaniel, Volga, W. Va. James Mclntyre, West Ontario, Canada. Nels Rasmussen, Denver, Colo Earl H. Relnhardt Wheeling, W. Va, Arthur W. Riley. Irvlngton, Is, Alfred H. Rlngstorf, Lombard, HI. William H. Ryan, Red Bank, N. 3. Victor A. Ryberg, Center City, Minn. Nicholas Schlesser. Chicago. HI. Dyspepsia Spoils Beauty Makes the Dark Rings Around Eyes, Caves in the Cheeks and Ruins the complexion. How to Get P!d of Dyspepsia, Frank J. Scott, Wayneaburg. Pa, John H. Toth, Franklin, N. J James Walsh, Ilion, N. Y. Mike Walsh, New Orleans, I .a. Fred W. Walters. Chicago. HI. Frank H. Wells, Buffalo, N. Y. Charlie Williams, Caddo Mills, Tex. Bernlcs E. Winn, Crisp, Tex. Frank ZlefskL Buffalo. N. Y. John Adamson, Scotland. Marttn Belo, Flint Mich. Peter J. Bogackl, Cleveland, O. James Boyles, Springfield, Tenn. , Alexander Cameron, Tonawanda, N. Y. James Chrest, Lcs Angeles, Cal. John M. Comiskey, Brooklyn, N. Y. Lawrence Cook, Palm Btach. Fla. , Sam Cox, Steamboat Springs. Colo, WllUam P. Crews, Crewsvllie, Fla, James O. Crooks, Macon, Ga. Peter C. Erickszm, Freston, Minn. Joseph Locher, Johnstown, Pa. Walter W. Lower. Harrlsburg, Pa. Francis Xavlor Lynch, New York, N. Y Judson E. Moore, Elmlra, N. Y. Edward Earl Moyer, Cairns Brook, Pa. Carmelo Nocera, Carnegie, Pa. Edward J. Nolan, Cambridge, Mass. Vicente Ochoa, Scottsdale, Ariz. Max F. Pietroskl, Berlin, Wis. Florence Tome, Jr., Las Cruce, N. M. Esequll Trulillo, Puerto De Luna, N. M. Harry E. Waldron, Clinton, 111. Emory M. Waldrop, Azle, Tex. George L. Weber, Patchogue, N. T. Paul E. Winfrey, Howland, Tex. James H. Yates, North Tasewall, Va. John M. Benzing, Buffalo, N. Y. Frank Boland, Chicago, III. John B. Carlisle, Tarboro, N. C John F. Crane, Llndale, Tex. Jacob F. Ellis, Woburn, Mass. James F. Fleming, Jersey City, N. J. Morris Frank, Northampton, Pa. Paul T. Harford, Colorado Springs, Colo. Nathan T. Hunerberg, Dallas, Tex. Bradford Hutchinson, Jacksonville, Fla. Stanley J. Ablonskl, Anderson, Ind. Richard T. Leach, Canal Winchester, O. Ellis F. Lenke, Harrisonburg, Va. Peter J. Maley, Trenton, N. J. James Dobcas, Olivia, Minn. John O, Douglass, Klttannlng, Pa. Max A. Drache, Owatonna, Minn. John F. P. Fraln, Cleveland, O. William S. Funk, Mollne, 111. Andrew J. Gandy, Goodlct, Tex. Robert P. Grubbs, Greensboro, N. C. Joseph Justlner, Tonawanda, N. Y. Frederick N. King, Philadelphia, Pa. Robert James King, Chicago, III. Joseph D. Mariana, Stillwater, Minn. Clyde L. Messlck, Burlington, Ia. Lazzaro Montemltro, Detroit, Mich. Walter J. Nowaky Cleveland, O. Arthur J. Nyborg, New Britain, Conn. Murray T. Pelkey, Houlton, Me. Harvey D. Prescott, Calais, Vt Joseph Raponkus, Cleveland, O. Salvatore Sacco, Brooklyn, N. Y. Charles A. Schmidt, Chicago. Austin F. Seward, Chicago. William Smith, Philadelphia, Pa. Leonard Sparks, Shreveport, La, Henry Stidham, Roaring Fork, Va, Howard H. Burbank. Elgin, 111. Clayton J. Butz, Allentown, Pa. Albert K. Moyer, Mifflin, Pa. Joe W. Zarecky. Cedar Rapids, Ia. Edward C. Mills, Philadelphia, Pa. Charles Joseph Morgan, Philadelphia, Claude A Simmons, Pueblo, Colo. Frederick E. Snyder, Wlnnepeg, Man. Harvey F. Welbron, Smoky Butte, Mont. John C. Kesslln, Anderson, Ind. Tom Pierce, Memphis, Tenn. Prisoners. Exel Berg, Minneapolis, Minn. Glaccinto Dainaschl, Now York, N. Y. Frederic Arthur Fleeman, Erie, Pa. Tobias Klstel, Brooklyn, N. Y. George Ryan, Allentown, Pa. Franclszk Zateskl, Ansonla, Russia Photographers of State Will Assist Government Alva C. Townsend, state chairman of the Photographers association of America, which has been assisting the historical branch of the govern ment in compiling a photographic history of the war, has appointed IS photographers from Nebraska to assist him in the work. The com mittee will collect such pictures as will show Nebraska's war activities. The members of the committe are Alva C. Townsend, Lincoln, chair man: Claud J. Ennel, Columbus; F. E. Taylor, Broken Bow; H. H Brooks. North Platte; M. A. Elling soi. McCook; Cathryn Phelps, Sid ney; R. J. Richards, Hartington; W. B. Dougherty, Valentine; J, Les chinsky, Grand Island; L. R. Bost wick, Omaha; John H. Wilson, Pawnee City; P. Brown, Geneva; Wm. Eberspacher, Holdridge; W. V. Stanley, Ainsworth; A. E. Greve, Scottsbluff. Austria Asks Argentina For Shipments of Grain Buenos Aires, Nov. 9. The bur gomaster of Vienna has sent a pro posal that the Argentine govern ment immediately release 10,000 or 20,000 carloads of grain for ship ment to Austria. This government has ' authorized the exportation of the grain. It is understood that it is Austria's intention., to employ Austrian ships now interned at Spanish ports for carrying the grain to Europe. Governors Are Aasked to Co-Operate in Plan for Memorial Trees New York, Nov. 9. Governors of all states have been asked to co operate in a plan to plant along transcontinental highways and public roads memorial trees for the na tion's dead soldiers and sailors, it was announced yesterday by the American Forestry association. Charles Lathrop Pack, president of the association, said the idea has already been taken up by many towns an? cities, and the General Federation of Women s Clubs has before it a proposition to plant me morial trees along the Lincoln highway. "There could be nothing 'more appropriate," said Mr. Pack, "than to have each state through which a motor highway passes plant 'vic tory oaks' or 'victory elms' for sol diers who have died in battle. The motor has played a mighty part in the winning of the war and it would be a very fine thing for these high way organizations to take up plans for memorial trees. "Then, too, wood has played a big part in victory. Our stocks must be replenished. With each state co-operating with the high way authorities a living age-long lesson could be taught the coming generations of the beauties and val ue of forestry." Bigbear is Fourid Guilty in U. S. Court of Assault The petit jury in United States court, after four hours' deliberation Friday afternoon in the case of Louis Bigbear and Leonard White water, Sioux Indians, returned a verdict of guilty against Bigbear and not guilty against Whitewater. Bigbear was charged with having assaulted Mrs. John Pottowattamie, a Sioux Indian woman 80 years old, and Whitewater was charged with aiding and abetting the crime. The case has occupied four days in the federal court. Judge, Wood rough is withholding ' sentence for 10 days pending possible appeal by Bigbear's attorney. Verdict in Army Rain Coat Fraud Case is "Not Guilty" New iork, Nov. 9. The C. Ken yon company and six individual de fendants were acquitted by a jury in federal court here tonight on charges of conspiracy to defraud the govern ment in the manufacture of rain coats for the united States army. The jury deliberated eight hours be fore returning its verdict. New Postmasters. Washington, Nov. 9. (Special Tele gram) Francis E. 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Full information can be obtained at our store. Electric Vacuum Sweepers Probng the life ' of your Rugs and make House Cleaning a thing of the past. Priced at $32.50, $37.50, $44.50 Floor Lamps All the new styles now on display. Make your selection while the as sortments are com plete. Our prices- $19.50, $22.50, $27.50. $34.50 QUALITY STOVES AT LOWER PRICES Soft Coal Heaters All the leading makes at prices greatly lessened by our immense purchasing power. Priced at $6.95, $12.50, $17.50, to $39.50 Your old stove taken in exchange at a liberal allowance Howard Over-Draft f Heaters The Stove that you will not part with after you have it installed in your home. YOU GET TWICE THE HEAT WITH ONE-HALF THE FUEL. MANY STYLES TO SELECT FROM. ALL MODERATELY PRICED. Complete Homes Three Rooms Furnished Complete, $99 J Cook Stoves and Steel Ranges Heavy purchases placed many months ago enable us to keep the prices down. Many styles and patterns to choose from. 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