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THE dMAHA SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 17, 1918. '
American
jDasualty List
The following Nebraskani and
lowam are named in the casualty
list given out by the government
for Sunday morninng, November 17.
, KILLED IN ACTION.
Lt Rose L. Williams, next of kin,
Mrs. JUma B. Williams. Bethany,
Neb.
Carl M. Linnel, nest of kin, Earl
W. Linnel, Schafer. Ia.
Fred C. Jordan, next of kin.
Adolpb Jordan. Herman. Neb.
DIED OP WOUNDS RECEIVED
IN ACTION.
Corp. William Kelling, next of
kin, Mrs. Grace Kellingr Harding,
Neb.
Alfred Abegg, next of kin, Mrs,
Mattie Abegg. Des Moines. Ia.
John J. Blaser, next of kin, Ernest
Slater, Cresco, Ia.
Emil W. Ewoldt, next of kin, Wil
liam Ewoldt Mannins. Ia.
John T. Phillips, next of kin.
James C. Frumps, 2218 wuus av
enue, Omaha, Neb.
WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Sergt. Martin Goetsch, next of kin,
Henry Goetsch, Sioux city, weD.
Sergt. Rex M. Sleezer, next of kin,
P. R. Sleezer, Cherokee, Ia.
Sergt. Roland Fetcher, next of kin,
Mrs. A. Fetcher, Marshalltown, Ia.
Stewart Buchanan, next of kin.
Miss Alice Stewart, Norway, Ia.
William P. Dight, next of kin, Mrs.
Margaret Dight, Grove City, Ia.
Archie H. Boughton, next of kin,
Mrs. William M. Boughton, Dan
ville, Ia.
Oswald C. Cervine, next of kin, O.
Cervine, Fort Dodge, Ia.
Louis R. Grinstead, next of kin,
Benjamin R. Grinttead, Cantril, Ia.
Thomas F. Marley, next of kin,
John Marley, Winterset, Ia.
Ray ScoveL next of kin, Mrs.
Hester A. Scovel, Libertyville, Ia.
C. P. Thompson, next of kin,
Charles Thompson, Webster City,
wounded, Degree unde
termined. Sergt. Oscar A. Jackson, next of
kin, Mrs. Inez Jackson, Springview,
Neb.
Corp. Emil Peterson, next of kin,
John C. Peterson, Britt, Ia.
George DryeTr next of kin, Wil
liam Dryer, Guttenburg, Ia.
' Wayne L. Earhart, next of kin, T.
H. Earhart, Clarinda, Ia.
Lee Bolio, next of kin, Will Bolio,
Carson, Ia.
William C. Buell, next of kin, Mrs.
Catherine Buell, Lyons, Ia.
George Fellows, next of kin, Lee
Fellows, Amherst, Neb.
John A. Rutledge, next of kin,
Mrs. A. E. Rutledge, Sharpsburg, Ia.
Ethel Myers, next of kin, Fred
Myers, Vinton Ia.
Howard S. Pierce, next of kin,
Charles H. Pierce, Juanita, Neb.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Joesirous Dudney, next of kin,
Mrs. Laura Dudney, Turo, Ia.
Ross E. Moline, next of kin, Swan
Moline, Jessup, Ia.
(Votas S. Stepmyre, next of kiri;
john A. Sepmyre, North English,
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Sergt Norman R. Hood, next of
kin, Bert E. Hood, Burlington, Ia.
Missing in Action.
Rasmus A. Rassmussen, next of
kin, . Christ J. Rassmussen, Des
Moines, Ia.
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forces: Killed in action, 277; died
of wounds, 169; died from accident
and other causes, 13; died from air
plane accident, 2; died of disease,
, 47; wounded severely, 98; wounded,
degree undetermined, 210; wounded
slightly, 18; missing in action, 151.
Total, 985.
The following Nebraskans and
Iowans are named in the casualty
list given out by the government for
Saturday afternoon, November 16:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Joseph Irwen Lisenbee; next of
kin, Mrs. Sophia Sacho Lisenbee,
Omaha, Neb.
Martin August Pfeiffer; next of
kin, Martin Pfeiffer, Ellwood, Neb.
Paul H. Radford; next of kin,
Chess Radford, Glenwood, Ia.
Harley Stickley; next of kin, Bert
W. Stickley, Franklin, Neb.
Dick Dusenberger; next of kin,
Barney Dunsberger, Newton, Ia.
Joseph E. Dvorak; next of kin,
Jacob J. Dvorak, Mt Vernon, Ia.
Walter Dryland; next of kin, John
E. D.-yland, Calmar, Ia.
Merle Haney; next of kin, Mrs.
Annie Haney, Libertyville, Ia.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Mory L, Dslaney; next of kin,
Mrs. Emma Delaney, Decorah, Ia.
George Krueger: next of kin, Gar
hard G. Krueger, Ashton, la.
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Carl A. Nelson; next of kin, John
P. Nelson, 3319 Miami street, Oma
ha. Neb.
Donald Nkkerson; next of kin,
Mrs. Francis tO. Nickerson. Sioux
City. Ia.
Leslie N. Northrop; next of kin,
Jack Northrop. Gutner. Neb.
Arthur G. Witt; next of kin,
Adolph Witt, -Haywarden, Ia.
SLIGHTLY WOUNDED.
Corp. Louis Louvar; next of kin,
Frank Louvar, West Cedar Rapids,
Ia.
Glen Leonard Denton; next of kin,
Mrs. Anna S. Tncker, Bladen, Neb.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Harry T. Winnings; next of kin,
Mrs. Neoma M. Winnings, Have
lock, Neb.
Kitted t Action.
Lt Col. Allan Knd Williams. Amu
bury, Man.
Capt. Farley B. Chrlatenson, Ephralra,
Utah.
Capt. John X. Wade, Oalthersburj, Md.
Lt William 8. Bull. Irvlngtoaf N. J.
Lt Lealla J. Campbell, Iola, Kan.
Lt Louis J. Koch. Scrantoo, Pa.
Lt Stephen M. Schwab, College Folnt,
N. Y.
Lt Joseph P. Swift, Safford, Aria.
Lt Rlehad F. Woodward, Norfolk, Va.
Lt Charles B. Allen, Atlanta, Oa.
Lt Hairy R. Bmckham, Jersey City,
N. 3.
Lt. Aubrey W. Cox, Waco, Tex.
Lt Murray B. Cramer, New London,
Conn.
Lt. Orla T. Helntx. Lakewood, 0.
Lt Elliott H. Howe, Bradford. Va.
Lt Rose L. Williams, Bethany, Neb.
Lt Edward Willis, Summit, N. J.
Lt Orlando Barnura Collins, jr., Water
vellt, N. J.
Lt Samuel Crump, Jr., Montclalr, N. J.
Lt Benjamin Taylor Hammond, New
York, N. Y.
Lt Klrby F. Stewart, Bradentown, Fla.
Serft. Clifford Howard Caldwell. New
York. N. Y.
Sergt Burk Calhoun, Merldan, La.
Sergt Maurice Carroll, Fella Creek, Pa.
Sergt Jeea B. Jones, Mount Airy, N. C.
Sergt. Allen Bye Lawrenoe, West Frank
fort, 111
Sergt Carl Lunard, Buffalo, N Y
Sergt David Barnes Potter Emporia,
Kan
Sergt. Elmer Schrader, Trenton, N. J.
Sergt. Clare McKInley Swords, Custer
Park. 111.
Sergt Charles D. Ellington, Franklin-
ton. N. C
Sergt Jess Jennings. Fayton. O
Sergt. Homer W. McDantel, Portland,
Ore
Sergt Thomas J McDowell, Ashboro,
N C
Sergt James Clarence Marymee, McPher-
son, Kan
Sergt Claude R. Robertson, Philadel
phia Pa,
Sergt. Robert W. Brlggs, Everett, Maes.
Sergt. Samuel F. Crosble, Malone, N. Y.
Sergt Alexander Gosselin. Montreal,
Canada. .
Sergt Steven Kovell, Habtrack. Mich.
Sergt. John C. Kuntz, St. Louis, Mo.
Sergt- John M. Kutehever, Lebanon, Pa.
Sergt. William F. Piper, Osterburg, Pa.
Sergt. Harry C. Stover, Thomasvllle, Fa.
Sergt. Ralph P. Tanner, Kansas City, Mo.
Sergt Oscar Llewellyn Towner, Lock-
land, O.
Sergt Harry Vargua, Poughkeepsle, N. Y.
Sergt Charles Walters, San Diego, Cal.
Corp. Oeorge D. Caldwell, Fountain
City, Tenn.
Corp. John Folten, Chicago, III.
Corp. Alfred A. Neizy, Lebanon, Pa.
Corp. Wellington O. Sahler, Coatsvtlle,
Pa,
Corp. Fred Bchalblo, New Hartford,
N. Y.
Corp. Joseph H. Sorenson, Salt Lake
City, Utah.
Corp. Fred Sullivan, St. Marys, o.
Corn. Harvey Casteel, Doniphan, Mo.
Corp. John W. Gunther, New York, N. Y.
Corp. John Harms, Chicago, 111.
Corp. Lanson E. Henry, Jr., Ballston
Spa, N. Y.
Corp. John E. Jiign, Boynioo. mo.
Corp. Glenn O. Kelso, Perry. N. Y.
Corp. Joseph W. Kyle, Tuilahome, Tenn.
Corp. Luke Lawson, Cades Cove, Tenn.
Corp Peter J. Och, Pittsburgh. Pa
Corp." Henry Pinch, Georgetown, Wis.
Corp. Murde A. Rosa, Stacy, Mont.
Corp. Richard J. Rothermel, Plalnfleld,
Wis.
Corp. Charles P. Schelfer, Pottstown, Pa.
Corp. Floyd Loedey Way, Rock Creek,
Kan. ' !
Corp. Mary C. If. Welrbach, Lebanon,
Pa.
Corp. James W. Wilson, Sprlnghlll, Tenn.
Corp. Mike A. Cavalll, Wadena, Sask..
Canada.
Corp. Samuel E. Delahunt, New York,
N. Y.
Corp. John Gallagher, Glnter, Pa.
Corp. John Kelly, Bradshaw, W, Va.
Corp. Martin O. Leslie, Kenmore, N. D.
Corp. Raymond A. MoClure, New York,
N. Y.
Corp. Clarence L. Meyer, Cedar Point,
Kan.
Corp. Marshall N. Purrucker, Ottawa, XU.
Corp. Gall H. Sager. Buffalo, N. Y.
Corn. Chris Wick. Tacoma, Wash.
Mechanls John, H. Plueck. St. Louis, Ma.
Mechanle Henry E. Cattoy, Thomaston,
Conn.
Mechanic George H. Yerkes, Rochester,
N. Y.
Wagoner Fred Prlode, Cltntwood, Va.
Saddler Ouldo G. Coluxsj. Cegnl, Italy
Clarence R. Anderson, Jamestown, N. Y.
Joseph D. Archer Philadelphia, P.
Dlnatle Baldassere, Campbell, Italy.
Gulllo Brovelll, St. Helena, Cat.
Sam Bruno, New York, N. Y.
Charlie Buck, Neuse, N. C.
Galley Clark, Altona, Mich.
Joseph P. Cognato, Brooklyn, N. T.
Wilson Cole, Nokomla, HI.
Charlie C Cook. Themasvllle N, C.
John Edwin Corlberg, Delavan, Kan.
Joseph Corwin, Wichita, Kan.
Harry L. Doty, Spring Bay, III.
Joe Early, Boatlo, N. C.
Corbie Ellington, Yale, Ky.
Charles A. Emerlck, Roohester. N. T.
Edmund Foreler, Fall River, Mass.
Frederick W. Hendershot, Hamilton, On
tario, Canada.
Oresnon Hobsoo, Providence, R. I.
Joseph Kalns, Poplar, Sheridan county,
Mont.
Ernest R. Kanouse Kankakee, III.
Herman Kanowltx, New York, N. T.
Joseph Kowalskl, Philadelphia, Pa.
Fred Layton, Bonner Springs. Kan.
William Ledergerber, Jr., Toledo, O,
Claude Levi, Soddy, Tenn.
Joe E. McLaughlin. Dunmore, W, Va.
Ira Eearl McMahon. Faola, Kan.
Clyde F. Mowrer, Wataonville, Pa
Walter Nleswladomy, CbappeJ HUL Tex.
Antony Pexxa, New York, N. T.
Roy Allen, Alplnapass, Ark.
Charles 8. Ashley. Warrensville, N. C.
Loranu Bakke, Bremauger, Bergen
Drovlnce. Norway.
Domlnlck Beritlch, Veroska, Dalmaoela,
Austria.
Lather R. Caldwell. Dudley Mo..
Clifford L. Cary, Welcome, Minn.
James Cheshire. Cleveland, O.
Cecil D Colvm. Waverly; Wash,
Joseph T. Connor, Anneville. Fa.
Thomas W. Connor, New York, N T.
Clarence E. Craver, Victor, Colo.
Ray F. Degraff. Utiea, N. Y.
Canuto Farias. Vaudova Tex.
Herbert L. Fields. Washington, Pa.
Alonso B. Fitch. Blochsr, Ind.
Louis Eisner Ford. Cblcota, Tex.
William A. Forsythe. Corinth, Miss.
Albert F Foster, Congo, N. C.
Francisco SVanil. Vlggiu Como, Italy.
Harvey Garnett Marion, O.
Scott W. Harvey, Bedford Ind.
Frank H. Helnecke. New Athens. IU.
George H. Hembree, Knoxville, Tenn.
Harlle Hendereon, Cnolss, N. C.
Edward D. Hennessey, Conway, N. D.
Ferdinand Hlbnsr, Tuchen. Russia.
Rudolph Hlotela, Flnlaysaon, Minn.
Benjamin B. High, Huntsvllle, Tex.
Isaac James Hoover, Lewlatown, Pa
Thomas W. Hughes, Brayman, Mont
Charles B. Jessop, Emporium, Pa.
James H. Jones. Syracuse, N. Y.
Earl Y. Bautenstager. Geneva, N. Y.
Lawrence C. Law, West Philadelphia,
Fa.
Carl M. Linnel, Schaefer, Ia.
Marlon D. Lemon, Sanford, N. C
Carl H. Lllledale, Bergen, Norway.
Buster McGee, Columbus, Ky.
Ivan Eart Andrews, Leon, Kan,
Joseph E. Appert Hazelton, N. D.
Thurman Barkley, 'Hamersvllle, O.
William R. Bishop, St Johns, Mich.
Walter L. Bracy, Josleton, Tenn.
Comer C. Cain, Gracevllle, Fla.
Fred Campbell, Conaway, Mich.
Angelo Clfrodella, Newark, N. J.
James W, Clark, Everetts, N. C.
James M. Cole Marks, Miss.
Walter L. Crandall. Utlca, N. Y.
Oron B. Crook, Glasgow, Kan.
Frank Depauw, Ithaca, Mich.
John P. Doney, Troy. N. Y.
Corb Driver. Verbena, Ala.
Clifford H. Dunn. Bogota. N. J.
Juan Duran, Jalpa Estado We SacaboaJ,
Mexico.
Lewis A. Elcholti Harmony. Pa.
Edward Eppley. Wyandotte, Mich.
Louis Samuel Goldfus, Philadelphia, Pa,
Raymond Sleet Greer, Sand Springs, Okl.
Albert J. Haag, Rochester, . I.
Frank Haleckt, Chicago, III.
Jacob R. Hannel, Depauw, Ind.
Nathaniel G. Harrison, Buffalo, N. Y.
Tandy Hawkins, Taylors, 8. C.
Henry M. Helnlen, Lancaster, Mo.
Herman G. Helgeaon, Walcott, N. D.
Jim T. Hill. Elkwood, Ala.
Henry H. Holmes, Fort Pierce. Ala.
Nicky M. Hopkins, Thomasvllle, N. C.
Joseph Horensteln, Philadelphia, Fa.
Melville O. Hose, Masslllon, O..
Harry Hubbell, Mllford, Conn.
Benjamin Huslk. Philadelphia, Fa.
Fred Carl Jordan, Herman, Neb.
Victor Krebaum, Great Bend, Kan.
John L. Leahy, Baaehors, Kan. '
Lawrence C. Lenauer, Union, Mo.
Ernest R. Llngenfelter, Louisville, Tens.
Blon B. McClennan. Passaic. N. J.
Christopher W. Martley, Pawtucket,
K. I.
Leonard R. Miller, Richmond, Mo.
Joseph A. Phillips, Sayvllle. N. Y.
Charles A. Ptke, Albany, N. Y.
I.ouls Piatt, Chicago, 111.
Petro Pollto, Philadelphia, Fa.
Alva A. Porter, Sanfay, O.
Arnold Rahman. Wheatland, Wyo.
James W. Randolph, Ellwood City, Pa.
Stephen Reardon, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Pies Russell, Maryviilo, Tenn.
Walter W. Schaffman, New Brighton,
Minn.
Arthur E. Schmidt, Milwaukee, Wis.
Sam Sllverberg, New York, N. Y.
Clarence E. Smith, Zanveavllle, O.
Oliver J. Smith, Perry, Okl.
Raymond C. Smith, Utlca, N. Y.
Charlie L. Sowell, Dawson, Tex.
Irving G. Thompson. North Wilmington
Manse, Mass.
Hollle G. Thornton, Corona, Ala.
James O. Timms, Odatrsvllle, Oa.
Harry Topoloff, Boston, Mass.
Tracy Torrey. Rochester, N. Y.
Hillary Tucker. Advance, N. C.
Wm. Turner, Manchester, N. Y.
Joseph B. Veit, Osage Bend, Mo.
Alvin Wagenfuhr, Marble Falls, Tex.
Robinson C. Walker. Plggott, Ark.
Verne R. Watkjns, Laramie, Wyo.
John R. McGlue. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Charles T. Martin, Spray, N. C.
Alve Miller, Harvey, Me.
Walter E. Miller, Russellvllle, O.
George E. Naeley, East Pittsburgh, Pa.
Michael F. O'Hara, Hoboken, N. J.
Bailey H. Ferry! Hllham, Tenn.
John A. Petruzzelll, New York, N. T.
Roger L. Flland, Franklin, Va,
Evermond Powell, Lurlok, Va.
Wllmer Qulnn, West Chester, Pa.
Maok Rackley, Bradley, Mo.
Angelo Russo, Zuaglotto, AngelUno,
Italy.
James C. Rush, Green Grove, Ky.
Angelo W. Sanford, Geneseo, N. Y.
John M. Schaefer, Buffalo, N. Y.
Abraham Schaplro, New York, N. Y.
Abraham Sohaprlo, New York, N. Y.
Louis F. Shtrra, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Frank Schlegel, New York, N. Y.
Earl Daniel Schwarts, Philadelphia, Pa.
Louis R. Schwardt Warrentown, Mo.
Abraham Semlnowltx, Brooklyn, N. T.
Paul P. Slenckewlcz Mlnooka, Pa.
Archie F. Bill, Syracuse, N. Y.
James Warren Sklles, Mountain Grove,
Mo.
Frank Slagle, Bristol, Va.
Walter L. Smith, Elk, Wash.
Adolf Smelck, East St. Louis, 111.
Harry J. Straub, Berrysburg, Pa.
Harry D Sutherland, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Albert Vandermsor, Herdeum Fuealand,
Holland. -
Glenn. D. Van Hoehen Cortland, N. Y.
Alexander Williamson, Boardman, Pa.
Aased Yubroody. Boston, Mass.
George M. Phillips, Bethany, Mo.
Victor Flcclrllll, Celetrl Larlno Roma,
Italy.
Harold J. Porter, Btockbrldge, N. Y.
James U Robinson, Cameron, W. Va
Tony Ruggero, Province Selerno, Ban Bal
tlno, Carlo, Italy.
Oscar C Satchell Makemlo Park, Acco
maa county, Virginia.
Karl Sawlcky, Kewanee, I1L
Henry Schell, Plevna, Mont.
Lyle 8. Sltler, Larson, N. D.
Edward Slttner. New York. N. Y.
Percy E. Southhard, Reldsvllls, N. C
Charles) B. Stalllngs, Vioksburg, Miss.
Botolf Thompson, Vanhook, N. D.
John Tlbelll, Hyde Park Mass.
Pletorl Torlllo, Fuandrea Fietrola, Prov
ince De Bencrenton, Italy.
Zeba Wilson, Mill Spring, N. C.
William J. Winter, Nampa, Idaho.
Samuel O. Woodward, Baker, Mont
Died of Wounds Received In Action.
Capt Thomas A. O'Brien, New York,
N. T.
Capt Campbell, Lexington, Ky.
Lt Harold Ralnsford Pouch, New Brlgh-
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Lt Oeorge D. Harris, Franklin. Ky.
Sergt John Caldwell, Waynesboro, Pa.
Sergt PatriJTt J. Heneghan. Boston,
Mass.
Sergt Edward A. Hughes, Chicago, 111.
Sergt Ben Sendobry, Chicago, III.
Sergt George Gilbert Wright, Los An
geles, Cal.
Sertt Robert H. Smith, New York, N. Y.
Sergt. David Turner, L'nlon, S. C.
Sergt. Roy A Tldwell, Illinois Bend,
Tex.
Sergt. Johnnie H. Whedbee, Suffolk, a.
Corp. James R. Peters, Midland Ark.
Corp. Carl Rabensteln. Nelllsvllle, Wis.
Corp. Ralph S. Richards, Worcester,
Mass.
Corp. Carl E Secrest, Caldwell, O.
Corp. Harold W. W. Steadman, Bruns
wick, Md.
Corp. John F. Broanihan, . Worceater,
Mass.'
Corp. John Henry Burkhart Fort Scott
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Corp. Luther C. Connell, Onondaga,
N. Y.
Corp James Drumgold, Whits Plains.
N. Y. '
Corp. Adam Hartman, Jr., Baltimore, Md.
Corp. Ira P. Hayes. Liberty Hill, Tex.
Corp. James B. Jackson, McBaln, Mich.
Corp. Edward O. Klomp, Hamilton, Mich.
Corp Edd Lowrey, Cause, Tex.
Corp! Clarence Guy MsCartney, Find
lay, O.
Corp. Eugenlo Matfclnl, Cortnalda, Pro
tnce Ancono Italy. '
Corp. Nlklfore Naborsky. New York City
Corp. Raymond V. Porter, Reynolds, Ind.
Corp. Harry L. Saunnler, Alliance, O.
Corp. George Seldensahl, New York, N.Y.
Corp. Roland A. Stedwell, Carbon Hili.O.
Corp. Raymond W. Stickney, Governor,
N. Y.
Corp. Bert T.'Sund, Mendell. Minn.
Corp. John C. Tarbowskl. Chicago, 111.
Corp. Lee V. Vannoy, Dlnuba. Cal.
Corp. J. T. D. Whltesell, Eltiabeth. N.J.
Corp. Wm. M Wlebusch, Somervllle, Tex.
Corp. Charley F. Wilcox. Plerabn, Mich.
Corp. Joseph W. Aucoln, Baton Rouge,
La. ,
Corp. Adrian Bogard,' Chicago, 111.
Corp. Donald C. Bryan, Mishawaka, Ipd.
Corp. Elmer R. Carlson, Peshtigo. Wis.
Corp. Patrick Dougherty, Fayette Clty
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Corp. Louis Floo. Eland,. Wis.
Corp. Ous. Harris, Lisbon, O.
Corp. Arthur J. Hinds. Nashville, Tenn.
Corp. Benjamin J. Hoffmelster, LaSalle,
N. Y.
Corp. Michael Keegan, New York City.
Corp. Walter John Klnkel, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Corp. Wm. Kelling, Hardy, Neb.
Corp. Fred W. Korsenborn, Newark; O.
Corp. Joseph A. McGrath, Philadelphia.
Corp. Anthony Martin, Camden, N. J.
Corp. Arthur E. Ragan, Kokomo, Ind.
Corp. Saul Samuels. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Corp. Harold M. Schneider, Benton Har
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Corp. Henry L. Webb, Townsend. Tenn.
Corp. Edward A. Kniery. Litchfield, 111.
Corp. Jalmer Bonis Knox. Morley, Mich.
Bugler Walter Savello, Pittsburgh. Pa.
Cook Edward W. Knlss, Dravosburg. Pa.
Alfred Abemc, Des Moines, la.
John G. Bedding, Resdlng, Pa.
Fred W. ncrgmann, Watertown, Wis.
Ovllla Berner, Kali River, Mass.
Eugene B!nchard, Woonsocket, R. L
John J. Blaser, Cresco, la.
Lake C. Boyd, Chattanooga. Tenn.
Barney Itralnam, St. Louis. Mo.
Walter B. Brandt, Cicero, 111.
Wm. H. nnipgem.in. Fairfax. Minn.
Harry J. Bryant, Madison Heights, Va.
Elmer J. Bundy, Flint, Mich.
Edward J. Burkhart New Chicago, 111.
Henry Carron. Santa Ana, Cal.
Hugble R. Oassldy. Fllmoro, 111.
James W. Chlpmsn, Salt Lake City.
George R. Chit tick. Methuen, Mass.
John A. Delllnger, Sand Point. Idaho.
Frank Conway, New York, N. Y.
Herman E. Daley, Coha&set, Mass.
Clarence S. Davis, Salisbury, Md.
George N. Dickey, Csdls, O.
Arcadlo Donley. Austin, Tex.
Wm. R. Donley, Rax bury. Muss.
Odolph Erlckson, Genesso, 111.
Emil W. Ewoldt, Manning, la.
Walter N. Fry, Stampede, N. D.
Joseph W. Grabonsky, Worcester, Mass.
Danlsl Graevesky, Brooklyn N. Y.
Jesse F. Hall. Marble City, Tenn.
Chrlat Hegolan, Grandln, Mo.
Jacob P. Smith, Ottovllle, O.
Stanislaw Tumzak. Scranton, Pa.
Armando F. Varney. Newark, N. J.
James W. Hanley, Hoboken, N. J. "
Carl A. Hanson, Taylor, Wis.
Benjamin Hill, Bramwell, W. Va.
Ernest R. Hodgklns. Santa Barbara,
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John Holt Clitherall. Mlnn
Bledsoe B. Hooper, Williamsburg, Va,
Rsld T. Hugglns. Worth, N, C.
John Hughes. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fred R. Janesdn.'Nokontlk, 111.
Herman Edward Johns, Lacrosse, Wis.
Carl P. Johnson, Sweden.
Kolll Johnson, Stamping Ground, Ky.
Wm. P. Keele. Colllnsvllle, Tex.
Thomas E. King, Washington, Pa.
Wasy Koxacyrk, Allentown. Pa.
llyman Lashlwer. Collegs Point, N. Y.
Emil Lebuda, Sauk Rapids. Minn.
Joseph Lajcskl, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Joseph Lewis, Philadelphia, Pa.
Erlck W. Lund, New Haven, Conn.
Andrew H. McConkey, Grafton, W. Va.
Orlle K. McDantel, Newcastle, Ind.
Harold Malone, Patriot, O.
Albert H. Mayo, Oak Park, 111.
George M. Miller, State College, Pa.
Zygmunts Mlsclewlcs. Chicago, 111.
Ampllaa M. Moore, Tolu, Ky.
Chester H. Munksgard, Warren, Pa.
Sydney George Myers, Myerstown, Pa.
John Norrls. Jackson, N. C.
Samuel A. Ogle, Seymour, Tenn.
Wm. H. Orr, Bruce, La.
Shirley A. Owens, Norfolk. Vs.
Austin N. Paige. Shelby, Mich.
John T. Phillips, Omaha, Neb
Emil PlnkalL
Mitchell Ralle, Lindsborg. Kan.
John J. Ryan. Worceater Mess.
Alfred B. Salmonson, Red Wing, Minn.
Henry Bchroeder, Qunlcy, 111.
Fred W. Sharpe, Ware. Mass.
Edw. C. Sheridan, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Barnard G. Shurtleff, Yuma, Colo.
Mike Slekla, Wllkesuarre, Pa.
Joseph V. Silvia. Mtddletown. R. I.
.Charles N. SlngleUry. Oberlin. La.
Charles W. Small. El mire, N. T.
Irwin D. Smith, Newcastle. -Fa. . .. ,
Floyd L. 8mtthwlck. Moultrie Ga,
Lee A. 8oloiron, Truman, Ark. -Austin
Thompson, Levlngston, Va.
Glen D. I'lnier. Hopkins, Mo.
Wro. Useted. Chester. Conn.
Ralph J. Weagel, Mlnm-apolls. Minn.
Charles 8 Weaver. Washington V. C
Benton Webb, Elmont, Mo. '
Louis Wellner. Marshfleld. Wis.
Michael F. Wbelan. New York City.
William Robert Whitecarver, Jr., Salem,
Va.
Matt Wilkinson, Liberty, Ky.
' Elmer J. Wills. Baltimore, Md.
Robt. L. Wlngard, Homestead, Pa.
Clennie Wlnalow, Corapeake. N. C
Joseph F. Wlrth. Chicago, 111.
Joseph F. Wttchoskey, Burdina, Pa.
Max William Witt, Buffalo. N. Y.
William M. Wltten, Louisville, Ky.
Lawrence Wolfe, Dettolt, Mich
Died of Accident and Other Causes,
Lt. Frank W. Long. St Louts. Mo.
Sergt. Llllard Pinion, Osbora. Mo
Corp. Dallas C. Miller Waltsburg, Wash,
Corp. Rly W. Vernattl, Granite City, 11L
Ermlndo Battlsta, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ifomer Black, Lexington, Okl.
George M Demann, Blnghamton, N. T.
Carl E. Edwlnson, Two Harbore, Minn
Kdwln T. Evans, Plymouth, Pa.
Leroy Harrington. Ypsllantl, Mich.
Theodore Isle, Bilstol, Conn.
Fred Vols, Uuffalo. N. Y.
Milton R. Wear. Philadelphia, Pa.
Died of Airplane Accident
Lt. Percy C. Brown. Pontlac. Mich.
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Your Dielo
g Room
Will Be Conspicuous During the Coming Holiday Season
Our Special Thanksgiving Displays Are Exceptionally Complete and Offer '
You Some Rare Values in Dining Room Furniture at V&y Modest Prices.
The unconditional guarantee that covens every artiole in our extensive assort
ment has nothing to do with the price at whieh that article is sold. The same
standard of service and dependability represented by the most elaborate dining
room suite on our floors, is embodied in our lowest priced kitchen table. Good
furniture today may be had at modest prices at Hartnran's. For quality with
us is not a matter of price, but of fair dealing.
Convenient Terms of Payment Gladly Arranged
THE DINING SUITE ILLUSTRATED TO THE LEFT IS AN AUTHENTIC
WILLIAM AND MARY DESIGN IN THE POPULAR JACOBEAN FINISH
Chair, full slip treat, uphol
stered la genuine S Danish
Arm Chair, striking ap
pearance, high back, genuina
Spanish leather, full
clip Beat. Only..
10.85
64 Inch top Table, extendi
to 6 feet, plain edge Instead
of scalloped as Illustrated
specially pncea n rr
at only 42.65 j
orown leather, pleasing de
sign. Jacobean oak A
finish. Only O.DU
AN ELEGANT ADAJM PERIOD BED ROOM SUITE IN
IMITATION CIRCASSIAN WALNUT
Dresser, has large,
40x21-inch basa and
28x22-lnch French
plate nnr
ror,
decorated
Triplicate in i r r r Fnll-slse Bed, flt-
dresslns: tnblei
large, adjustable
e-sr24 80 ? 21.98
rte.d..eVTelW drawers. eeVJ
ted with sanitary
steel side rails, is
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hltrh, spe
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Adam Style Chif
fonier, 5 roomy
drawers, period
metal
poles,
only..
22.38
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Wo are showin,
a n exceptional
large assortment
of floor lamps fit
ted with the new
est designs In
shades and all the
newest colors.
Black lacquer
stands with Jap
anese decoration
or mahogany,
we have them
priced
up
from. ..
OUR FAMOUS "COLUMBIAN" SEWING
MACHINE. Latest drop-head model. Guarant'd
10 years. Rich, genuine quartered
oak cabinet; ball-bearing stand;
complete set of attachments free.
s 28!
UP 14
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AN EXTREMELY massive and comfortable "KARPEN" Three-Piece
Overstuffed Parlor Suite. Upholstered In high grade tapestry.
Broad, restful, cushion arms. Comfortable back andv Beats. Wood parts
finished In antique mahogany.
(JHA1K, as pictured THE DAVENPORT, i T H H ROCKER, as
srr..'..6uol arts .ios.85 snst..ajo
HIGHLY EFFICIENT AN1
WELL BUILT HOT BLAST
HEATER Large size fire
pot Built on square lines,
full nickel swing top and
nickel trimming. A guaran
teed coal saver. Priced for
this week specially, at
$19.75
THB GEM REGENT
CAST RANGE Com
plete with high closet,
large oven fitted with
thermometer, six hole
top, duplex grates for
wood or coal, neatly
trimmed: a guaranteed
baker. Priced specially
for this week at only
$44.98
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OUR ACME REGENT OAK
HEATER, Body built of high
grade polished steel, high
sanitary base, attractive In
appearance. Will economic
ally burn wood or soft coaL
It wil jay you to come and
see this heater
OUR MODEL 85 COLUMBIA
Mahogany quartered oak or
Case holds 75 records. Has
needle cups,' tone control, etc
Metal parts heavily nickel plated.
GRAFONOLA
walnut case.
8522
$13.85
An exceptional value In a well made din
ing table, has large 42-inch top that ex
tendi to six foot, heavy pedestal base,
finished golden and beautifully grained
In quarter-sawed oak. Priced f C nn
specially at 1 J.tO
Our Special Complete Outfits.
Ever since the foundation of this institution, lt has been privileged to take a prominent
part in the establishment of new homes for young couples. Many years of constant
application and experience have taught us to solve the problems encountered by youthful
housewives In the selection of home furnishings. Comfort, distinction, service and modest
prices particularly characterize our outfits. Investigation cordially invited.
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A well made Mission Style Buffet, roomy
base, fitted with linen drawer, silver ware
drawers, larje compartment Built nn r
of solid oak. Tour choice of fumed II Mil
or srllrian flnUh nl VWW
Gentleman's chifforobe, roomy
wardrobe section, fitted with
sliding coat and trouser hang
ar, 6 individual drawers, French
double plate mirror,
Exceptional value
afltiSvl
at. 31.75
Strongly built dining chair,
full box seat, well braced,
quartered oak panel back,
seat 'Upholstered in heavy
imitation leam
er, wonderful
value at
A HIGH GRADE FOUR-POSTER
BED Executed in Ameri
can walnut or brown mahoga
ny; full size only; a remark
$2.60 Two Special Rug Offerings ? 25.75
ROYAL EASY CHAIR Gen
uine quarter-sawed oak, fine,
splendidly finished In golden
heavy Imitation Spanish leath .
er upholstering- Tress the but
ton and back re- 4 A
cllnes; priced 1 fi XM
from..
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9x12 FT. EXTRA HEAVY, HIGH GRADE, SEAM
LESS VELVET RUGS. Choice of Ori
ental, all-over and medallion patterns in
artistic colorings. Unusually good value..
9x12 feet seamless Brussels Rug, very latest designs,
pleasing color combination, suitable for dining room
or oed room. Moderately priced
for this week selling '
at only. ;
STRONGLY BUILT FOLDING
CARD TABLE Has 30x30-inch
square top, and covered with
green imitation leather. Ma
hogany finished frames, strong
ly braced, easy folded.
Speclaly priced,
HANDY TELE
PHONE! DESK AND
CHAIR Fumed or
1 mahogany finish;
built of seasoned
wood; fitted with
telephone book com
partment; eh a I r
, strongly braced; ex
. actly as illustrated;
pncea at
$2.95 5.99
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'TRISCILLA" Sew
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mahogany;
has large
untensil tray
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HANDSOME LIBRARY
Rocker. Comfortable spring
seat; guaranteed
Spanish imitation
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