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About Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 23, 1918)
American Casuaty List (Continued from Faf. Foot.) Ssrf t. Arthur K. lUllly, Troy. N. T. ' Rrft. Chsrlss A. WUklm, Salsm Uass. Srt. Mllea L. Keen. Knobs, W. Vs, Sorst. Lsro I.stto. Canton, O. Ssri t. Albert Cbapmsn Fhtlps, Colehes ter. Conn. Corp. Kay T. Ben.dlct. Cadar Rapida, la. Crop. Christen BJarrtraard. Chlcsso. 111. Corp. Alfred Church. Norwalk, Conn. Corp. Jtff Jierron, Blrmlnfham, Ala. Corp. Leandcr T. Larson, Worcester, Unas. Corp. Keith I Morris, Kllbourn, Man. Corp. Harry Earl Nouman; Sturgis Wis. Corp. Wsltsr Shob, Gap, Ky. Corp. Lelghton V. Smith, Mortons Gap Ky. Corp Ira O. Branson, Maquoketa. Ia. Corp. Arthur Kimball, National City, Csl. Corp. Harold Sprout, Watklns. N. T. THE BEE: OMAHA, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23, -J918. Buflar William H. Hoist, Plalnvlaw, Minn. Band Laadar Albart Robsns, Chleata, 111. ' Musician Frank M. Thosnnas, Blooming ton. I1L Corp. William UcKInlsy Wsliner, Day ton, o. "W.g;on.r Jossph A. Ryan, Lansdowna, Pa. Saddlar Joseph J. Taylor, Waunakaa van, wis. Cook Edward T. Conlay, Brooklyn. N. T. Cook Martin A. Mullan, Pittsburgh, Pa. Herbert A. Abrahamaon, Oconomowoc, Wis. Asahal Albaa, Provldenra, R. I. (isorgs Allan, Washington, Oa. James T. Allen, Frlant, Csl. John Anderson. Mount Ayr, Ia. Henry J. Bulst, Coopersvllle, Mich. Don L. Campbell. Fishers Terry, Pa. George W. Carrlck, Morrison, Tann. Earl O. Chrlstophersen, Mllroy. Minn. Plnkney M. Clay, Tamola, Miss. Malcom Cobb, Rosier, Ga. Ernest Cole. Belleville. Ark. James R. Coleman, Cobbtown, Os, Patrick J. Connolly, Boston, Mass. William Corth. Casper, Wyo. William A. Craig, Adel, Ia. Peter DstIs Dicey, Teg. James Sambrosls, Castro Dal Balsel, Italy. Allen C Dean, Lockport, N T William Dolan, New York,' N T Fred Dunckel. Mlddleburgn, N T . William T. Dunn, West Orange, N. J Lambert T. Eisner, Sweet Springs, Mo. Robert B. Bttale, Sao City, Ia Robert C. Evers. Woodbine, Kan, Harry E. Ewlng, Lawrence. Kan. Napoleon Fortler, Berlin, N H William Fowlkes, Dyerrllle, Tenn. Richard Haas, Maar, O. Henry V. Hardy, Kllmlchael. Mlsa. Christopher Hoffman, Newark, N, J Wlllard E. Holl, Cleveland, O. Horace Georga Hongen, Bowmanstown. Pa. Georga W. Humphrey, Elgin, Neb. Chris Jorgensen, Davenport, Is. William 8. King, Houston, Va. Lea Large, Savoy, Tex. Harry H. Leaper, Gallpolls, O. Osmer J. Leigh, Royalton, Minn. Mitchell L. McClurg, Ensley, Ala, Clyde Martin, Hardage, Mo. Lloyd C. Martin, Onaiaaka, Wash. George Mathews, IrvlnvlUe, La. James 'O. Matthews, Cooper, N. C. Walter A. Metcalf, Cedar Olades, Ark. Thomas Abrahams, Boston, Mass. Edgar Van Q. 0. Ellenvllle. N. T. John Odams. Carber, Fla. Roscoa Benton, Qoldsboro, N. O. VlyssesrTT. Berry, Avon, S. D. Edward L. Berryman, Calumet, Mich. Jos Bill, Grand Valley, Pa. Nobis Blackwell, Mitchet, Ind. Harry Bollne. Des Moines, la. Elmer J.- Boyer, Flndlay, O. Noah N. Bradshaw, Beaumont, Tex. James W. Brlnhtblll, Harrleburg, Pa. Raymond F. Burger, Platte, Neb. Eugene Campbell. Des Moines, Ia. Oren B. Caskey, Coal Hill, Ark. Larkln C. Clltton, Granbury, Tag. George H. Clukey. Plattsburg, N. T. Ben Collins, Newberry, 8. C. Sam L. Conner, Meadows of Dan, Va. ClareTice A. Covey. Sadley, Tex. Albert Davis, Jefferson, Pa. Marcus N. Delias. Russellvllle. Tann. Edwin L. Denney, Danville, Ia. Charles Dill, Anoka, Minn. Roma O. Drumrtght, Redtop, Mo. Harry Elsenberg, Brooklyn, N. T. Frank R. Farrel, St Louis, Mo. Douglaa L. Gann, Dequeen. Ark. Herman Gerhards, Nokomls, III. Judson Gordon, Salley 8. C. Luther S. Hanklnaon, Wauneta, Kas. Wm. Hanlon, Newmatamoras, O. George F. Hammer, Genesee, 111. Merlll E. Hanselman. Mtffllnberg, . 2i) mm 1508-1510 Douglas St Commencing Saturday, 8:30 A. M. Sharp uit Ev A Of Unparalleled Importance Decisive Price Reductions . I TiHiMHHBBLBsHBsaBsaHHi hhhhhmhi mmaammmmKmmmmmmimmmKmKmmmcmmmmmm Vhich Mean Enormous Savings to Women and Misses Desiring7 ' SMART AND DISTINCTIVE SUITS THESE suits are not specially bought odds and ends from manufactur ers or shopworn garments from early season, but are the latest creations of great designers recently assembled to sell at regular prices, and now offered in this remarkable sale. They are the surprise values of the season. The salesforce will be augmented and every other preparation assured to make this, indeed, "The Most Important and Wonderful Suit Sale of Recent Years." For Women's and Misses Suits Formerly Priced Up to $35 A distinguished collection of street wear suits, all lined with qual ity silks. A generoua showing of splendid fabrics, including velours, poplins, serges, etc. Strictly tailored creations, others trimmed with fur. Complete range of colors, including Henna reds and China blues. For Women's and Misses' Suits Formerly Priced Up to $65 An unusual variety of splendidly designed suits in strictly tailor ed, semi-tailored, dressy and street wear models. The materials are beautiful and include fine quality velvets, velour de laine, silvertones, veloUr serges and velour de noir. Generously trimmed with rich furs. For Women's and Misses' Suits Formerly Priced Up to $85 Our most distinguished selection of individual Suits. Exclusive models in velour de laine, suede velour, silvertone, velvets, men's wear serges, velour de noir. Only high grade furs carefully selected are used for trimmings. An Avalanche of Wonderful Values for Saturday in Women's and Misses WINTER COATS MEASURED BY FORMER UNDERTAKINGS, THIS EVENT, WE BE LIEVE, OFFERS THE LARGEST STOCKS, THE CHOICEST STYLES, THE BROADEST ASSORTMENTS, AND THE BEST VALUES OF ANY COAT SALE OMAHA HAS SEEN IN YEARS. DO NOT OVERLOOK THIS EXTRAORDINARY OPPORTUNITY-AS SUCH SALES ARE, IN DEED, RARE. Julius Orkin's $35 and $39.50 Coats In Special Sales Event Saturday xvareiy no you iinu such guuu quaint xi bucu a putc. r c icbic for Saturday rich velour, kersey and novelty Coats, in strictly tailored, as well as fur-trimmed models, all wanted colors. New belted creations. Julius Orkin's $45 and $49.50 Coats In Special Sales Event Saturday 'Smartly tailored coats of exceptional designing. A rich variety of colors and trimmings in silk lined velours, silvertones, fur-trimmed ve lours and broadcloths ; great variety of plushes. Styles for every taste. Julius Orkin's $55 and $65.00 Coats In Special Sales Event Saturday Baffin Seal Coats, smart variety of silvertones, smartly tailored ve lours, silk lined pom poms, rich quality brdadcloth, in the newest winter shades. Fof women seeking individuality and unusual quality this variety is worthy of careful consideration. ifaaiaJiSy Alt IP Estelle C. Harris Madison. Wo. Thomas W. Harris, Manntnr, Ark. Cledith, Lavern Hastings, Sacramento, Calir. Edward Httner, Philadelphia, Pa, John J. Hoelcle. Buffalo, N. T. Julius Holmon, Penmark, 8. C. Hoyt S. House, Roswell, Ga. Wm. Hunt, West Point, Ga. Rodney H. Johnson, St. Louis M. Walter A. Kelly, New Albln, Ia. Albert Wm. Knless, Merrill, Wis. Walter T. Kukuk, Colman, S. D. Justin' M. Llllle, Central City, Ia. Ben McKnlght, Buchanan, Ky. Jacob McKnabb, Bayou Barbay, La. Conrad F. Martens, Colecamp, Mo. Lee Roy Meeklna, Carlos, Tex. elevens L. Menke, Flnalyson, Minn. Oscar C. Meyer, Alleyton, Tex. John A. Myers, Thomasvllle, N. C. Stuart N. Nelson. East Berlin, Conn. Harry J. Newkumet, St. Petersburg, Fla valentine u Mara, Ireland. Louis Opper, Evart, Mich. Henry O'Rourk. England. Wilber V. Pierce, Farming ton, N. M. Jessie Powell, Texhana, Tex. Clifford J. Robert, Troy, O. John O. Roberts, Burns City, Ind. Pinkey Rouse, Snowhlll, N. C. Frank Safer, Montgomery Minn. John Q. Salley, Baileys, N. C. Charlea W. Schlesser, Scranton, Na. John J. Sheldon, Gloucester, N. J. Jos Shepats Virginia, Minn. Oscar Sime. Crary, N. D. Hugh J. Smith, Jersey City, N. J. Charles V. Jnyder, Ft Recovery, O. Robert W. Stlne, Waubay, S. D. Frank J. Thomas, White Butte, S. D. Oils Thompson. Enid, Miss. Jessie J. Thompson, Carters Creek, Tenn William Torrence, Charlotte N. C. George H. Trapp, Lake Geneva, Wis. Clyde S. Underwood Jackson, Mo, Ervlng J. Wahl. Plainfleld, N. J. John J. Wicker, Ashland, Ala. Ernest M. Vogt. Holly Hill, S. C . Herman Prelwlts, Hanover, Kan. Joseph Prestegard. Northwood, Ia. Gerhard E. Radloff, Hanknson, N. D. Wm. Hugo Reuter, Jersey City, N. J. John O. .Simpson, Philadelphia, Pa. Andrew SJursen, Burke, Idaho. ' Wesley R. Swofford, Benton, HI. George E. Waters, Lebanon, Iel. Benjamin Moun, New York, N. T. Jos. P. Melhurn, Jersey City, N. T. Daniel Nash, New Orlesns, La. Charlie Nell, Orlando, Fla. Leonard Olsen, Merrill, Ia. Bruno Pa I umbo, Jersey City, N. J. Clyde C. Patterson, Hampton, la. Missing In Action, Lieut Clare B. Laird, Algona, Ia. Master Engineer Geo. L. Mackay, Ocala, Ma. Sergt. Manuel Relter, Rlchardton, N. D. wm. J. Fleming, Cedar Rapids, Ia. Corp. Carroll Farmer, Salem, Ore. Corp. Louis F. Gargon, Frenchvtlla. Me. Corp. James J. McCarthy, Brooklyn, N. T. Corp. Francis Leo Smith, Philadelphia. Corp. Edward Chojnackl, Philadelphia. Corp. Willie S. Hanks. Athens, Tex. Corp. John L. Miller Cleonax, Tex. Bugler Paul Hillary, Xhomasvllle, N. C. Mech. Robert E. Bressler, Lebanon, Pa. Joseph Abel, Columbus, O. William L. Anderson, Augusta, Ark, Nela Anderson, Clinton, la. Albert Androlll, Iron River, Mich. John F. Blount, Graham, Tex. Thomas J. Branley, New Tork City. Jos M. Brelt, Pfelfer Kan. Albert F. Bright, Philadelphia, Pa. George W. Buchanan, Hayesvllls, N. C. Ralph Claccs, Brooklyn, N. T. Diego Cota, Tombstone, Ariis. Clarence D. Courtney, Niagara Fall.. Georga N. Arndt, Blaine, olo, Carl Baker, Dlmmitt, Tex. John J. Beck Louisville, Ky. Algl. N. Boswell, Bachelor, Mo. William J. Boylen, Adelaide, Pa, Frank Bozza, New York City. Arthur Cabe, Waynesville, N. C. Comer Caldwell, Garrison, Tex. Alvln P. Clark, Medfleld, Mas, Richard Cullen, Chicago, 111. Mlchele Davantl. Edgchlll, Pa. Grover E. Edgar, Campton, Okl. Joseph Erhllch, Jamaica, N. T. Joseph E. Foulds, New Tork, N. T. Herbert C. Floyd, Lynn, Mass. Newman J. Galloway, Memphis, Tex. Orval C. Gardner, Butler, Okl. John H. Hamilton, Salisbury, N. C. William C. Hammond, Moorefleld, Ky. Kennle Heflln, Midland, Va. Staney Kelmanskl, Kulpmont, Pa. Carter King, Klngsport, Tenn. Stephen Korda, Jersey City, N. J. Alvln Kvetnshagen, Kempton, N. D. Ralph Isaao Loutenhlser, Greenville, Pa, Stewart McCalister, Newvllle, Pa. Emmltt McCloud, Stratford, Okl. George D. McCreary, White Pin., Tenn. Merrltt G. Mages, West Philadelphia, Pa. Fred M. Martin, Valley View, Tex. Francisco Mastandrea, Mount Washing, ton, Pa, William T. Moor., Danville, Va. Frank O'Brien, Avoca, Wis. Harry Paton, Jollet. Ill Joseph, Petra, Fall Rlvsr, Mass. Michael Regan, Falrhaven, Mass. Sam Shactmaster, New Tork, N. T. Walter S, Stahowskl, Morris Run, Pa, Ross Cromeans, Barksdale, Tex. Adam Dacus, Davidson, Okl. Earl G. Dalton, Fortags, Wis. Glenn R. Dleterl. Gilbert, Idaho. Joseph H. Earls, Crowley, Tex. Oscar Egler, Louisville, Ky. Robert P. Foster, Duncan, Okl. Sam Gibson, Rockingham, N. C. Chester R. Grove, Pasturan, N. M. Jos W. Haas, Scottsboro, Ala. Cleveland Hancock, Frankllnvllls, N. C. Francis Ernest Haver, Pasadena, Cal, Thomas N. Henry, Louisville, Ky, Earl H. Hensel, Cleveland, O. Ellas B. Holllgan, Lakevlew, Tex, William P. Hosklns, Mystic, Ia. Stsnl. Jaremic, Hudson Mass. Isaac S. Johnson, Evans vine, Ind. Jo. Kelley, Madison, Ind. Horac. M. Kieffer, Fleetwood, Pa, Tobias Klstel, Brooklyn, N. T. Warner Henry Kleffner, Alton, III. Frank Edw. Ladubre, Scofleld, Wis. Theodora C. Lenz, Halloway, Minn. Ben Lester, Dallas Tex. Henry Llndenow, Bonner Springs, Kan, Arthur G. Lord, Sioux Falls, S. D. Frank McGIU, Knoxville. Tenn. Phillip C. McGlvney, CleaTon, Ky. Raymon E. McKlnney, Waterbury, Conn. George L. Marlska, Chlvago, 111. Bert Marmouth, Marshalltown, Ia, Joseph P. Moorefleld, Willis Tex. Nat A. Noell, Cisco, Tex. Ernest W. Norrls, Duke, N. C. Daniel J. Parish, Maxwell, Fla, Harlow W. Plckton, Roma, O. Jacob Pick, New York City. Jos E. Remington, Franklin, Ind. Andrew Richards, Chicago, 111. John Henry Rush, Washington, Pa, Francesco Salvatore Italy. Jewel E. Sanders, Walnut Springs, Tex. Frank Serafin, Franklin, N. J. Joseph H. Sharpley, Kittle, Tex. Stanton F. Slocum, Brookline, Mass. Sam J. Thompson, Buhl, Minn. Will Thorpe, Pocatello, Ida. Robert W. Towle, New York, N. T. Fred A. Turse, Philadelphia, Pa, Edward Vanover, Gallatin, Mo. Chas L. Vinson, Lake City, Ark. Cran Walker, Eureka Springs, Ark. Ed Young, Winston-Salem, N. C. , Herman August Zills, Cleveland, O. George Young, Thomaston, Me. Prisoners Captain William E. Chlckerlng, Moores- town, N. J. Lt. Thomas P, Evans, Jr., Snohomish, Wash. Lt. R. R. Root, Cleveland, O. Sergt. Jos S. McGrath, Waterbury, Conn. Lee Dayton Clark, Reardon, 111. James E. Farren, New Haven, Conn. Jos Richard Hanlln, Sullivan, Mo. Anthony F. Margiotta, New York. N Charles Irving Rohrer, Rlttman, O. Verna E. Wattenbarger, Milan, Mo. .BERQ SUITS ME. Here's Value for You! In the Most Desirable Overcoats in Towti 'Mf- Aids f Jersey Dressy, clever styled, fine tailored Coats, correct for every occasion and economically priced. Not a few to choose from, but HUNDREDS of the finest makes and quali ties in the country, Military tyj.i. htrh waist atyla. belted styles, ulster and ulsterette styles, loose back styles and Chesterfield single and duuble-breaated models. Blue, Brown, Green, Black Oxfords, Eng lish mixtures, Scotch Tweeds, Kerseys, Meltons, eta, etc. Self, Velvet and bg Fur Collars I goo $2022 222 2522 $3022 and up to $95.00. Sties to fit anyone. Special Genuine English Carr Melton Coats. Oxfords and black, full Skinner satin lined; regular sizes and stouts that are worth $85; specially priced at... lUCt onuu $60 Pajamas and Gowns Cotton and flannel styles, $2 and Up. Extraordinary Lines of Underwear ' No matter how par ticular or how you are built, we can please you and fit you. All grades and mixtures. S1.50 to S9.00 for union style. S1.50 to S3.00 a garment for 2.pc. styles. Sweat. era and Sweat- er Coats- All colors and weaves, V- shaped necks and shawl col lars $3.50 to 16.50 DESIRABLE HATS AT PLEASING PRICES Plain and rough finish Felts, me dium and feather weight styles, all the good and popular colors $3.00 to $5.00 x Velours, $6.00 to $10.00 Oloyes ; Drsss kid, lined,' mocha, yarn and knit gloves S1.00 and Up. Big Lines of MUFFLERS Knit Silk and Wool styles-- $1.00 to $6.00 1415 FARNAM STREET JllllllllllllllilllllllllMIHIIIIIIIIWIIHIIIIIllNIMIt i American Ships Numbering 145 Sunk by Foe in War Washington, Nov. 22. Loss of 145 American passenger and mer chant vessels of 354.449 tons and 775 lives through acts of the enemy during the period from the begin ning of the world war to the cessa tion of hostilities November 11, is shown by figures made public today by the Department of Commerce, bureau of navigation. The report does not include several vessels, the loss of which has not been estab lished as due to acts of the enemy. Nine of the vessels and 67 lives were lost through use of torpedoes, mines and gunfire prior to the en trance of the United States into the war. Wounded Soldiers Are to Be Home in Two Months Tours. Nov. 22. (By Associated Press.) The American expedition ary forces will have all sick, wpunded and convalescent Ameri can soldiers back in the United States within two months. The number of hospitals has been con siderably reduced already by the medical corps. In the daily census of hospitals there are now 100,000 vacant beds , . . jr "'i " 1 'iHar-i-,"Tn T ' ' JUJL.,1 ,a, ir aiiiM m i i iss There's a feeling of knowing your household duties will be finished earlier when you have an Electric Vaccuum Cleaner AND AN Electric Washer and Ironer in your home. The old way is too laborious, too slow and it's not near so economical. Either of these three electrical appliances would make a most suitable Christmas gift to mother or wife iniJIiiliilniill It's much more essential this year than ever before that one's Gifts, be practical. A visit to our Electric Shop will be of more than ordinary interest at this time, as here you will find every electric appliance that is prac tical and suitable for Christmas Gifts. ill:IIIMIMIIII NEBRASKA POWER Company 'Your Electric Service Company" Phone Tyler Three One Hundred " 15th and Farnam Streets. South Electric Shop, 2314 M St. - Phone South Three. 9 S a 3 m Si m .-. . m - ' iiiiauiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiisniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiN
