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PULES DEATH
LIST ANNOUNCED
Navy Department Gives Out
Names of Tirose wno iosi,
Lives in Attack
HONOR ROLL COMPRISES 67
WASHINGTON. Oct. 22
The complete list of casualties In the
DOrt Angles disaster, made public by
KS Department till afternoon, shows
!. most or the victim were members of
rifteen Am.t.n soldiers were
Xd while of the steamship's crew forty-
men cre drowned, many of these Are
?n and other.-". wlioe duties would hold
Sin. below decks while the ship was coins
SSI rSSr member" of the American navy
re'smong the lost and two of the med
it corvs and one civilian passenger.
Vo additional details of whit occurred
h'en the Uen an submarine attacked the
..turning transport were made known when
.s casua'tles lift, which totaled sixty-seven.
instead of the original estimate of seventy.
-is elxen osit. and naxal officials would not
ay xvhet.icr more came In xxltli the dis
patch that gaxe the full death list.
The presence on board the ship of the
cotdler-s who were K.lled was explained by
ft. statement of officials that probably they
were men taken HI since arriving1 In France
r ii ere suffering from Injuries received In
.rjininr This. In the opinion of War De-
I turtment officials. Indicated that -the Ger-
V ir.n practice ui "- ..JK""- ....
f tnd others where It was known there xrere
sick and xvounuea oiuiers xxouiu oc pursueu
iralnst this country as well.
fi WASITTVrzTnX O. t
The complete list of the sixty-seven who
lot their lives when the American transport
Antilles was torpedoed on her return trip
' to me urn
i American c
ty the N'a'
The-llst. i
public infoi
, . U tr rl?vf
to tne cnuea ciuccs. aiici iiuwuk i-diucu
American soldiers to France, was received
an Department touax.
as given out by the committee on
information, was as follows:
H, If. Cumjiimjs civilian, emergent? auaress
vnksow n
ITTTO KLEBUK "reart. (ather. Paul Kleber.
Berlin. Germans
OTTO MILLER, sergeant, mother. Mrs. Mary
Miller. Oldenlrara- ormsnj'.
1BRAIIA1I MVAKTZHtritO. corDOtal. sister.
Teresa Arlco. S3S West Thirtieth street. New
Tork Fit)
ROT COTTRELL private, mother, llrt Vi
trei fottrell. Clinton. Ind.
LEE W NLl.'OV private. cousin. Mn.k J
jCsar.7ii IT Frescott axenue. Grand Rapids.
Mich.
IKNEST UOERT private. frtrl. Miss Mra
Barnett 332 North Forty-fourth street. CM
oro. lit.
1NTON" LHRHART. private, tomln, Charles
Rltt. Terry Wharf Newport n. I
JORDAN f LOi K. private, friend, r.oyd Pear
men. 42J West eleventh street. Kansas t'ltr.
no.
fKf JOHN' BRIGHT orix-af. emreeru
em a.Idrs.
Slllwauxee.
T CARL O NOrtbKLI.. private, father. Carl
n ii l nue iii L.a;- Firrci. ..
1 Noreett ' opennaaen. UfiimarK
' ICTETT HAMILTON, private, father, r. R
l tisnmion ureisnn'
Tcnn.
All of the foregoing were In the infantry
Iranch of 'he ser ice .
f iriLLTAJI I. FAUiiT. prnate. Held artillery.
h memer rs nn i. auai. men .refA j.iue.
" IPWARD L HCItHL. private, field artlllerj-.
emereency address unknown
, CORNELIUS J MiLAL'UHMN' Infactrj. friend.
William Bradl.. . Walr street. Woourn.
ttes.
. KEFTttRX KOBIN" prlrate. transport worker.
i. ire, Mrs nnje .tooin iu .;ieinorpe strict.
East faavannah. Ga.
C I Al'SIIfKND. electrician United States
V: nay. no address.
! H. tVATMJN. electric. an L'nlted State" navr.
iSmH to s,ir'"
. 4 i iicixi..t. afanian i.r.iiea ;iaiei.nav .
i I. W 111 N'T seiman. United tate" Ran.
' 11ELVIK t: HRAUBL'RV. private, medical
llff. corps mother Mrs. Ancel Bra.lbur. t ilouies-
tm I tee slre ItOiitnn
' OCT R ItOSWORTlte" private, medical corp",
i mother Mrs Sophie llo"rorth 0ean tr"t.
1'llburn N" J
V CtRPE-NTEP. A rCDKRSO.V aulltant car
. pentcr. mother Mrs. Vonharda I'-derson. Tar
Sun. Xorvay
I L K XI JKN&nX. wheelman, addrets unknown.
I E. EWKSEN seaman:-"lter. A Nllsn. Lal.
1 lljl-s. la
f t. JOIIOLil eramati mother. Mrs M. Ufculm.
.esco. uenmarK
r. JOLY, seaman mother Mr. B .lolv. 191 o
St. Catherine tret. Montreal. Canada.
E. TAIlK? (nun. mother. .Mr" Ella Parks,
Si! Kear.iej street. San Kranelsco.
E. A. WALKER third assistant enaineer: wife.
Itrs. E. A Walktr. 1010 Wlllor avenue, llo-
tpoten. X J
THOMAS BOVLF Junior enslreer. mother. JIrs
E. Boyle. County Louth, lrelard
I. O-KOURKE Junior erclneer. sUttr. B.
O'Rourke 220 Weft Twent --Until street. Xew
Tori city
IAME3 riXVEOAX. rater tender father. J
Imneaan. ore-nmore. Counlv t.n.itt. Tr,.ij
'14 f. FUAROX oiler; wife. Mrs. . Kearon. 3?J
Mi j.141 inirij-sixin street, xew Tork cltj.
m dum, itrcman; n'oine-. irs J. IJosa. Vclza.
Koala.
riDKL CONZAI.Eb. fireman, b-othe-. A. Oon-
tales, SantanJer. Spain
R. L. LL-MIET nreman father, a. Llaret,
Barcelona, paln.
ANTONIO LEAU fireman mother. A. Leal.
Valparaiso. Chill.
0. Rodrlsuez. fireman, brother, jr. Kodrleuea,
Rtlboa. Snaln
ANTONIO RODRIGUnZ
mother. C. Rodr!tue.
AlnisSfrt Pnrfnffal
A. RCTES, fireman;
.Brorlco. Chill
. SANIS. fireman:
Snatn
mother. Carman I'uentis.
father, c. Sanls. Astoria.
IKDRO S0I.A. Creman
mother, Senora Sola,
Piml, UaIh
COVSTAXTlXE SUAREZ. fireman
Slia Pit pAriin.1 Q no t si
mother. J.
I. GONZALES, fireman: father. Jose Consul's.
Comna. bpaln.
SOLAS, fireman, mother. A. Matteo. Lisbon.
Portusal.
c. PAltCLRO fireman: mother. P. Parcerc,
Coruna. hpaln.
I. THOMAS, fireman: mother. L Thfmas. Jlltlli.
P. BONZA. fireman; father.
faitlitn Rna In
F Bonza, Puan-
'.DIAZ, fireman: father, J. Diaz. Puenta
Arenas. Chill.
. DIEGO, fireman, father. V. Ditto. Santan-
".! Spln.
"ft- CHEVBRIA. fireman; mother. A. E.
..Ckemla. San Dleto. Chill
(OSE SILVAR fireman: mother. SI. ITanelsco.
fcC0nuia, Spain.
'.BATNE, assistant storekeeper: sister. Slary
Broderlck, 838 Jlontsomerj street. Jersey.
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BIARLES JASOX. chief eook: wife. L Jason.
l LIMniston road, I'ortowood, Ensland
Use Sugar Sparingly-
Not Waste It
Everyone manufacturers and householders
should use sugar sparingly for the present.
The supply is limited and will be until the new crop
of cane can be harvested and shipped from Cuba and
the Tropics. The supply will then be ample.
In the meantime, the people of the New England
and Atlantic Coast States should use sugar sparingly.
Grocers should limit their sales to any one family.
No one should hoard or waste sugar. Do not pay an
increased retail price.
The Franklin Sugar Refining Company
"A Franklin Sugar for every use"
Granulated, Dainty Lumps. Powdered. Confectioners, Brown
vilAnWMI ILilAIK.
cresr rook, mother . I,.
offlp W.vi'rr 111 Nreet .O.kUB. Cal
r?.i.. i7AN fe.T.v""'' buwh.r, wire. M.
CASI8US MAyniN, en butcher, mother, I
K-nK5."&nl!n0S.l: ,r'ni fck'r. brother. A
niaehofbernr. Slxtr-fonrth Battalloa. 8wiss
. army.
A IloeilET. iculllon
J. L.. DEVINK. tvAllsr k-Aik.. t Tt.
IIAliritl A KmKh V v-L m.. '
-. Camden. N. J.
ukorob HAFKIB, waiter, aaat. itarr A
r.0r.0.W.?.lT.8t' Ann tret. Balttteore, itd
T MICHIELE. waiter; auter, M Mteblefe. S3
Fulton atreet. New Tork. N T.
Wi. P'ERIE. watten lfe. Matr Plerle. II J
. lsi.V...?t,,r',lx,h street. Xe Tork-. X. T.
A DKLFOR. jaman. motrr Irene Deufori
Krtinalluota. Finland.
. 8LATTEHT. atewarJ
Total caeualtl-. 0? v
Total aurrtvors. 170.
Frlvate KUle S. Dobes marine. Is not et
accounted for. J. Alvarer, of the crew. Is
also not yet accounted for. but this Is prob
ably a duplication of the name of Alvez. a
surUor.
ANTILLES' .VEX MET
DEATH LIKE HEROES
A FORT I.V FTJANVK Oct. I.'.
Braery and discipline on the part of il1
soldiers and sailors on the Fr.lted States
tranrpart Antilles marked the last moments
of the ship after she had been torpedoed
at sea last week by a Uerrnati submarine
Survhors from the lost transport who
were landed here by patrol ships today
told graphic stories of the attack.
The Antilles ws struck just at dawn as
she nas wallowing through heay seas on
her voyage westward. The L'-boat was not
seen, and the first the men on the transport
knew of the attach was a terrific explo
sion toward the fore end of the ship, which
tore a great hole in the botv and sent a
geyser of water and wieckage spurting a
hundred feet into tne air.
As the men went to their places all re
mained perfectly cool, but the ship settled
so swiftly that some of them gathered In
the stern had to leap Into the water to sae
themselves from being sucked down by the
sinking vessel.
The gunner" calmly took their place at
the guns, peering Intentlv In every direction
from th deck of the rolling ship In hope of
getting a shot at the submarine.
All these gallant gunners perished.
Weather and water were bitter cold and
some of the half-clad men who had leaped
from the stern and grasped pieces of wreck
ago scon tecame so chilled they could hold
on no longer and v.re drowned Others
were picked up mor dead than alie aftr
floating for hour in the water.
RUMORI Dl OFFENSIVA
ALLA FRONTE ITALIANA
Truppe Tedesche con Quelle Aus-
tro-Ungariche Iarcerebbero
Verso l'Altipiano di
Bainsizza
ROMA. .: ottobre
UjIij fronte italiana di battaglia glun
gono a gill ma Insistent! rumorl sulla pre
parazlonl dl una gratide cflensiva da parte
degll austrlaci. V.' stato anche affermato
chc la Gerniania stla inviando truppe vero
le Alpi La conemtrazione dellc forze aus-tro-tcdesche
si dice sia dlretta verso l'altl
plano di Bainsizza.
Stando sempre alia notlzle che giungcno
In via ofliclosa sembra cho gll austrlaci si
uno Impossessatl da una febbrile attlvlta'.
differente dal; usuall operaxloni die si verl
flcano tn autunno Tutte lc trincee sono In
gran fermento e clo' non puo" attribulrsl ad
m- preparazlone Invernale, come alia co
tnizlone dl ricoveri.
Diersl rapportl sono anche giutitt circa
11 trasfertmento dl truppe austrliche dalle
fro'ntl del Trentlno e del Carso a Kjuella
dell'altlplano di Bainsizza, come pure sul
r.nrrlo dl frechi contingenti dalla fronte
russa, ove evldentemente la Germanla non
si attende una seria offensive.
Intanto dalle notlzlc ulficlall si apprcr.de
che le truppe Italiane e quelle Rustro
ungiriche. durante la glornata di lerl, sono
state impegnate In Ivaci azlont sulla fronte
dl battaglia del Trentlno.
Xonostante le condlzlonl atmosferlche
molto pfaoreoli purtuttavla st er!ficarono
combattlmentl dl una certa Importanza ciu
sati dal soliti attacch! che gli austrlaci con
ducono con rinnoiata vlolenza, speclalmente
alle poslzionl aanvate degll ltallanl. at
tacch! che termlnano sempre con una scon
fltta per gll assalltorl I quail sublscono
contlnuate perdite e spesso sono costrettl
alia fuga rtuscendo a malapena a tornire
nelle loro llnee.
Un noteole attacco fu condotto dagll
austrlaci contro le poslzionl occupate dagll
ltallanl a nord-est dl Laghl Feslnar, ma
furono resplntl e contrattaccatl da ripartl
itallanL
Xella alle di Pellegrino. e precisamente
nella regione Booche, contingenti austrlaci
vennero a contatto con lc guarnlglonl del
postl avanzatl ltallanl. e dopo una violenta
lotta gll austriacl furono resplntl e costrettl
a ritrarsi nelle loro llnee.
.Sulla fronte delle Alpl Glule si nolo' una
certa attlvlta' lntermlttenco da parte del
l'artlgllerja austriaca, che fu efflcacemente
battuta dal preclso fuoco concentrate delle
batterie Italiane.
Ecco 11 testo comunlcato del generate
Cadorna, pubbllcato lerl dal Ministers della
Guerra ttallano:
Malgrado sfavorevoll condlzlonl atmos
ferlche, lerl sulla fronte del Trentlno si
lerlcarono qua' e la' vlvacl scontrl con
rlolento fuoco dl fucllerla.
A nord-est dl Laghl Feslnar contingent!
i!wiMi leixlu i uijl.vdli i iiiA Monday oclolk 22 1917
neralcl furono resplntl a eonuattaccatl
dal noslrl rlpsrU draiwalto. ,
Nella regione Boche. nella vatle Fel
lgrlno nemlcl vennero a contatto con Ie
iruarnlglonl del nottrl postl avanattl. ma
dopo una violenta lotta furono resplntl e
costrettl nelle loro poslilonl.
Sulla front Olulla lartlglierU nemica
splego' a rlpirare una spasmodlca tttlvlta .
Le nostra batterle repltcarono con I loro
prectsl ed efficacl fuochl dl concentra
xlone. Un dlspagcio da Oenova annunsla Che 11
governo svliiero ha dectso dl eopprlmere la
meta' del trenl passegglerl In vista della
mancanxa dl carbone c tale provvedlmento
andra' In Igore oggl Le comunlcazlonl tra
varle cltta' della SrUzera saranno mante
nute con le antkhe dlligenxe
Sugar Shortage
Relief in Sight
Canlinoed from Taie One
without sugar. Furthermore manufac
turers of oandy gum. sjrups. cordials and
all other food luxuries must be severely re
stricted, aliening only sufficient supplies
to operate at a greatly reduced capacity.
All manufacturers of food supplier must
have preference according to the necessity
of their production for the needs of the
public and the Allies, condensed milk manu
facturers coming first. '
CUBAN SUGAR IN JANUARY
The annual consumption of sugar m
Philadelphia Is estimated at I 000.060 one-hur.dred-pound
bags, or approximately
373.000 pounds a day. There Is virtually
no stock of sugar on hand except that held
ly the groceiy stores. The franklin Sugar
Refining Company shut down some days
ego and the Pennylvanla and McCahan
refineries arc running at half capacity, due
to the exhaustion of supplies of raw sugar
from Cuba.
Fresh tock of raw sugar from Cuba wlh
no: arrive until January, but the stock from
Louisiana Is now being milled. The Louisi
ana dealers, however, have not jet agreed
to meet the price of $7 23 a hundred set by
the beet sugar refiners. A conference of
the Louisiana refiners and the food admin
istration Is being held In Washington to
day.
One total sugar refinery today made the
following statement:
If the retail grocery stoic- sold sugar
to the public as they should there would
h r, (eniih!.- nhmit thp sunnlv. T.at lliem
All orders for their customers, a week's j
supply at a time, and cut that supply to
half the normal amount, and we would b
able to hupply France with nhat Is Tieeded
there, and within two months we would
have an much sugar in this country as we
could use
' The average Anieriv.au. according to
statistics, consumes secntj -eight pounds of
sugar a -ear. or one and a half pounds a
week The average healthy American fam
ily could get along ery comfortably on
ne pounds of sugar weekly. If the public
would buy sugar from day to day only as
I it was needed it would be Just as patriotic
as buytng Liberty Bonus It is the frightful
scare-head lines In the newspapers which Is
responsible for a large part of the dlffl
cultv. "Efforts to economize in the consumption
of sugar so as to conserve the domestic
supplj and the supply for the Allies as well
haxe resulted In the organization of hotel
waiters and employes into protective vigil
ance committees the duty of which is to
cut down sugar consumption. The baking
of pastries Is to be minimized and the mak
ing of sugar pieces for decorative effects
is taboo. J. Miller Frazier. manager of the
Bellei ue-Stratford. '3 organizing this work.
MILLINER DISCOUNTS IROI
VRW YORK. Oct :; A reduction In
discounts from T 10-C0 to 6 10-G0 will in all
likelihood be effected by the National Mil
liner' Association, the organisation of Job
bers, at Its annual convention at the Hotel
Martinique October 25 and C.
The Jobbers sax- that owing to war con
ditions the discounts they recclxe on their
oxvn purchases, especially brald. hats and
sllUs. haxe been steadily reduced, xvhlle
their discounts to their customers luxe re
mained stationary
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British and French
Unite in Attack
i
Continued from Pf One
been lost except IS and the same ratio
applies to my whole regiment,;'
One boyish German dlarltt entered this
note
'In four da4 the British haxe smashed
seven of our dl Isions. '
A raptured battalion commander's report
exhibited today at headquarters complains
that his own German heaxy artillery bat
teries shelled the Herman .lines for twenty
minutes and that two companies had tele
phoned they were leaving their poeltlon.
There Is j-et another ex Idence of despera
tion of the German high command ever this
drain on Its man power. That Is in the con
stant withdrawal of troop from the Rus
sian front for duty here on the xxett. For
months the Germans haxe been shunting
trenps from the eastern war theatre. Now
they are bringing guns from that section to
bolster up their batteries.
Captured docu- '
ment how that many of the pieces
smashed In the great Flanders drive have
been thus replaced.
There i no mistaking the fact that Hln
denburg Is now giving the Crown Prince
Rupprecht all available German artillery
and men Fresh divisions are brought up
with orders to hold at all costs and to retake
captured position at any price
Small Fire at Haldwin's Plant
V slight fire started In a pile of rubbHh
in the rear of one of the shops of the
Baldwin Locomotlxe Works Seventeenth
and Hamilton streets, early this morning,
and spread to a pile of kindling wood.
Fearing that the fire would gain great
headway, a gr leral alarm xxas sent in The
flames were oon extinguished, and the
damage xxas slight
604 Liberty Ronds for Soldier
SAN ANTONIO. Tex.. Oct 12 A', crder
ior 604 Liberty Bond" has been placed by
Prix-ate Lewis A. Ripley. 1S1 aero squad
ron, at Kelly Field. throu;.i officers In
charge of the campaign The officers es
pressed urprise at the size of the ordr and
also the unuual numbor o Ripley ex
plained: 'I haxe :ust sold my vat It the
New York Stoi"k exchange for t3o.;nft, Bnd
the bonds are the bet lnx-etrrer.t I know "
BAPTIST CHURCH SHOWS
GROWTH IN NEW JERSEY
Annual Conference of Pastors
Held as Preliminary to
State Convention
ATL VNTIC CITY. Oct ::.
.Statietks m' substantial denominational
growth were presented to the annual con
ference of the MaptUt pastors of New
Jersey, held in the Chelsea Church today,
preliminary to the eighty-eighth annual
convention of the New Jersey Baptist As
sociation. The Rex-, W. Booth, of Ceilings
'od. opened the devotional serxtees and
the Kv' " G- 1)"l'i ' Bridgeton. de-
lixered tne annual sermon. Referring to
the great war. he said:
"lod lox-es the Germans, but lfe doe
not love their way. No deity, no matter
how fornix Ing. could do that, no more than
man. for the Germans stay aged men and
xxaoe war upon women"
W. K Raffcrty. of Philadelphia, discussed
before the ministerial conference thi after
noon the pastor who helps lxs while Mis
.""arah Agnew. of Trenton spoke upon li
braries as an aid to churches
The conx-entlon proper will open to night
with the annual address of Wax land Ayr
of I'amden. The Rex-. Thomas J Cross, of
Chelsea church, will give the address of
welcome.
MIJXICO HOLDS MARINES
Identity of Armed Force Becomes Suo-
jeet of Official Investigation
MCXICO C1TT. Oct SI Dispatcher fron
Sonera say that five marines have beer
detained en the coast at Bacachibampo ar.J
sent underT:uard to Quamas. They we'e
armed, but there le n official lonfrmat'ifi
here as to whether thy are American ,
General fatles stated that an Invert ic.v
tic-i was being ade and he would Iss ;e a
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to perform!
In your office and in your
home, there are many employees
to whom you should afford an
opportunity to purchase a Liberty
Bond by Small payments.
These employees look to you for
advice. Call them together and tell
them about the Loan! Tell them how
easy it is to buy a Bond! Tell them
they can pay for it out of their wages.
A dollar a week for each $50 sub
scribed. Instill in your employees the
patriotic desire to be partners in our
Government by the purchase of Liberty
Bonds. This you owe to your Country
and to them.
Partial payment subscription forms
may be secured from any Bank or
Trust Company.
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