V . "1 EVENING PUBLIC ijjsrGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY,' NOVEMBER 13, 1918 o ' I7 Is CASUALTY ROLL . HAS 516NAMES Of the Day's Total 304 Arc in List ofHc- roic Dead WOUNDED NUMBER 196 Missing in Action, Including Prisoner?, Add 16 to the Aggregate v Thre hundred nnd tour dmtk nre recorded today In General l'crslilnir's casualty list. Of this number eighty men were killed In action, slxty-slx dleS of tvounda, fourteen of disease and Roventeen of accldentnl and other causes. Th'a day's total of casunltles of all hinds la GIG. Commissioned olllcers", the highest ranking ns captain, nnd a Plillndclphlan, figure In the honor roll, which, as usual, contains n large proportion of soldiers from Pennsylvania and adjoining States. Summarized, the losses to date are: licportM Now 13 Total Kllld In action n m.4.V! ninl of woundi in r,.im Dlrit of dlatnae Ml f.,538 IJIrd of Occident' and other . rtum 1? 1,241 Missing In action, Including prisoner 1 T,fB4 Wounded 11)0 3U.321 Orn totals Mil "1.707 OFrirKRS' LIST Killed In Artlon CAPTAIN Alexander It. Kklnner. 41l Walnut etreet. rhllndelphla. LIEUTENANTS Samu'l Tylor . Adams, raldwell. Idaho: Orlo Vern Church. Lake Odessa. IIleh.i John Olher Hanson, Char lotte. N. U.i Truman A. Starr, Penttlo, Wash. Died of Wound LIEUTENANTS Thurman" a. rinnann. Kenton, Ohio; Walter M, Little, Chntta-tiooa-a, Tenn, Died of Accident and Other Cause LIEUTENANT Horaca P. Ilouchelle, Nor folk. Va, Died of Airplane Accident LIEUTENANTS Will him C Henley, Hollywood, Col.; IXalpli 3. Armstrong. IIa ward. Cat. Wounded Strrrelr In Action MEUTENANTH Albert C. llaealK. El. wood City, I'n.: Spumeon I.eo Smlthson. Dexter, Mo. Wounded In Action, Deirree Undetermined LIEUTENANT Samuel O. Tajlor, Eana vlllt. Ind. SlUhllr Wounded LIEUTENANTS Henry William Italph, Jamaica. N. Y.i Joseph O. HaUKhen. Wood land, Kan.; John 13. Bchlottman. Pottavllle, Mlaslnc In Action LIEUTENANT Austin V. llanscom. Wilt mar, Minn.,- PENNSYLVANIA Killed In Artlon CORPORALS Lewis M.. Hawley. Corry: Itlchflrd Strickland. Newtown Square. ntlVATES William J. lirennan. Wsox: Thomas Dooncy, 211 Wester street. I'hlla dolphin; Allen I. Eealeston. CoudTsport: I.uxl Clacllardl. SH40 Holey avenue. I'hlladcl- Shla; Thomas Maurice. Pittsburgh: llalph let. Erie: WIIIKim Nleman. inoci I; mont avenue, Philadelphia: Charles Peter Miller, I.aurevlllo,' Herbert D. lllmcrt, Levtlsvllle: Efstratlos Terlil. Pltteuursh Died of Wounds SERQEANTH Ednnrd M. Hronn. Pitts Lurch: Cyril Jeromo Btrauh. Uradford. COItPOlIAL James Gordon. Jr., Lamont Ptirrtace. PUIVATESi Walter Hallus. Pittsburgh; Trederlck llrnnnon. Carnegie; Frank A. Huff, 4031 Haverford nwnll'. Philadelphia; Charles H. Wallace, Scranton; Wald-k Itarnltowskl. Erie; Anthony ltortkl-liz. Ilunola; Gilbert C. Haupt. Trevertun; Charles A. Smith. Pottatoun: lmbrlo U. Wrltht, Conncaut Lake. Died "of Act Went and ,Olher Cause PIUVATE8 Ward Lewie. Wheatland; Ernest Tuck. Fifty-third nnd Vine treets, Philadelphia; William Reynolds, PottsUIIe. Died of Disease CHArLAIN Albert V. Ilell. Gettysburg SlinaEANT Oranilllo C. Howell. Pitts burgh. COItrORAI, Joseph O. Lamb. 015 Spruce, treet. Philadelphia, MECHANIC Joseph John Heldler,. Pltl- hurvh. PRIVATES Herman C. Cauvel, Cherry tree: Frank M. Oaan. 1415 North Thirtieth street, Philadelphia: Arthur Shadle. Thorn town: David E. Bnydor, Lancaster; Theodore it. Hhllus, nemienem: wmiam 1;. i-uge, Whltford: Rlnerlo Klnamore, IlrMscport: Wilbur F. Ktstter. Allentown. Wounded Seterelr In Action PRIVATE Wayne F. Houck, floyertown. Wounded In Artlon, Derree Undetermined CORPORAL Frank McA. Wallace, 1824 ' relta steel. Philadelphia. PIHVATE3 Ouy Amsley. Wajnesbursi naymond M. Clutter. Washington: Clarenoo W.1 Coulter. Pittsburgh: Alexander Endrts, South Hethlehem; Charlea J. Plnterlch. Her. wIclM Oeorga D. Relchenbach, South llethle. hem: Fred W. Itelnhird, Spring City; Mor ris Zollott. 034 Emely street, 1'hllacMphli. Slightly Wounded dORPOHALS George Campbell Phllllnl. 2545 South Camac street, Philadelphia; Mayer Wlmuticr. 2113 Master street. Phila delphia. PKIVATES Edward Arnold. Washington: Thomas P. Hart. Pittsburgh: George Mealy Purvis, Grove Clt: Harry Thomas Shane, Krie; John It. Hlllson. Pittsburgh; Kddlo Pltscn, HcriMtfon: Joseph A. Roth. Potts. !l!e: Ralph Garrett, llarrisburg; Stephen Llojd. Mienandoah. 1 Miming In Action PRIVATES In Ing Hhllnsr. Wernersillle; Matey Mulllnen, Nicholson; Henry J. WIN AUTI'MN ItrSORTS llamson, 2110 East raclflo street. Philadel phia. NP.W JER1F.V Killed In Art Inn PRIVATE Vank Junior Rogers, Jersey IUkI of Disease PRIVATES Charles W Coulson. Jersey City, John J Callahan, Jereey City Sllilillr Wounded CORPORALS Charlea Rossel, ElliabetlTl Olof II. Ilergmsn NewiTk. MECHANIC Frank Mlchlellnl, Cllffslde. PRIVATE Nelson Rose, llotioken. MARVLAND I Died of Hounds PRIVATES Henry V. Talbrt. Funks town; Isadore Harris, llaltlmore. . Died of Disease CORPORAL Frsnk M. Ilmun. Ralttmore, PlUy ATE Albert M. O. Patton, Uotana, MIK1IMA Killed In Action CORPORAL Harr C. Neel. SOuwver 'PRIVATES William Stanley Haiztrd, Hcalhsvllle; Frank Miller. Polk. Died ,nf Wounds PRIVATES Thomas II Hickman, Eagle Rock. Martin L. Sandrldge, Moormana P.lver; Hurley Wheatlcy, Fox. Died of Disrate , .I.R,XAT1&' CrilfTord It. IlrlKhtnell. Char, lotto Courthouse. James A. Green. Faher; I.loyd A. Miller, Staunton: James M. Nicely, I.ongdalo; Jack A Mtlnnet Hlono Mountain. IN GERMAN PRISON CAMPS Pcinigylvniiiii, New Jcrcoy and iiaryi;iii(l Kcprcsciittkl 111 hist By fio .-ljsoci'alcd I'resi Wnal.lnvfM, Vnt- it n-1. ln 1 " "" --v.,. jw. 111c i,l I.C" p.irtmcnt'n teport of Amrlcnns In Cler innti prison camps Includes the follow- ncpouTnu woundi:u At t?fPrtA llnanllnl t C'nlnfl I-rnnk William Norton. Wllllamanort. I'n. ; Jinx James Itohl, 222B Ash street, Krle. I'a. ' At AlnVnttflnrliMi Utrnsmn tT.t.lt n I fl. In h rank Kulesczek. Trenton. N. J. t J-cwiH Mnnln UcII, Llthffow aenue, IMttsburph. At 1t.lHlnttTltnmfia Pitainn t.i.s.H. rHirt. Ml ! CllMtnrn TiVBllnP r.feinnn. . -- "". ' j -jiti-1( VUIIIUI'U IV' ' AJ sl,ury Traers, Whlto Haven. I'.i. ; Orncer C. Kilgar, Rcottdnlc, rn.j Charles J! IJehm, f)ley. Pa.; Frederick ,A. Flceman. Krie, Pa ; William I, liner Hershey, Carlisle. I'n : John J, VUz Patrick, Dubois, Pa.; Charllo P. Lewis. North Hast, I'a; Itnndnll Henry Koeflty. North Iist. I'a. : Itnymond . McIiiikIi line. 1828 Cnsklll, Krlo, Ph.; Wllllnm 11. Ityan, Ited Hank, X. J. ; Charles William 'rum, 307 Myrtto street, i;rle, I'a. ; John Cross, 2073 North Sixth street, Phila delphia; Wactaw Klucnlckle, Urldesburg, Pa. At camp unknown William H. "Tan non, Dubois. I'a. j Theros r.ttrnnls, Potts vllle. Pa.; ThnmaH .1. Wile, Munson, Pa.; John Adam Ilurckell. 703 Poplar street, nrlc. Pa. IinPOHTlID IN OOOI) HKALTH Camp unknown -W. 1J. Harris, 517 1 Mil nroaii Btreet. neinieliem. I'a : Uoii. ert K. .Adams. West Elisabeth, Fa.S Hocco Abbatangelo. Duquesne, Pa,; Charles II Yowler. Unlonlown. Piut Ilnlph Ilenson, Kverson, Pa.S Joseph D. Herent, Natrona, Pa. : Jacob A. llrewer, Duquesne, Pa.! Oulseppo Caupano, llut ler.xl'o, : Charles John r-nrlaon. Favetto City, Pa. FAREWELL, "VICTORY BREAD" Real Flour Product Soon Will Displace War Variety By the Atsoclatcd Pras Washington, Nov. 13. "Victory nreaa soon win disappear irom tn American table, lis Place will be taken by bread made from whole wheat flour. victory ror American anil Allied arms, however. Is responsible only In part for the change. It Is chletly due, according to the food administration, to the tre mendous wheat crop raised by the American farmer this year, the xast sircs In Australian and other wheat growing nountrles now made available and to a serious world shortago In dairy feeds. It was said today at the food admin istration that no now wheat regulations hao been Issued, but they may bo ex pected as soon as the mechanical de tails of tho change can bo worked out. 1 Wn''nTO)l' 1 Cuticura Promotes Beauty Of Hair and Skin If the Soap is used for every day toilet "purposes, assisted by occasional touches of Cuticura Ointment to first siens of redness, roughness or dandruff. Do not confound these fragrant super creamy emollients with coarsely medicated, often dangerous prep arations urged as substitutes. umulc F.etli Frre ! .Mull Address nnft. card1 "C'ntlruna. Drpt. BM. Ronton." Sold trMUll. I l'1' Omllnrlil 25 A. riOr FLAGS! FLAGS! Fling Out the Flag! It Has Never Looked So Beautiful Show Your Patriotism iiNiTFnc;TATPdCOTTON COTTON BUNTING UNITED STATES SILKW OOL BUNTING Louis E. Stilz & Bro. Co. 151-53-55 NORTH 4TH STREET PHILADELPHIA, PA. rh AA. SUITS & IJtCVJ OVERCOATS THF nnTHIFG THE CLOTHIER NO WAR PRICES Very latest Fall and Winter Models t in all the wanted materials. MotP wonderful values in this city at the price. .50 12 5 up Extra Special . An Unlimited Assortment Trousers $1.98 1 up Boys' Suits and Overcoats $C -75 Large Stock - up BtJT ENTRANCE ON 13 IM ST. III'KN KVKMNtls I'lircliaslnr Acent' ttnlers Aetepteil Higher Grade Suits and Overcoats $17 to $25 i'ivrin'nsT. y. r. The schedule of sports end Al'TI'MN KKSIIRTH ATI.Tlf I ITV. N. J. AfTI'MV It IXHtTS ATilANTir. rrvx.'s. j7 pastil at this imes famous resort beein with the opening or The Carolina Hotel Informally Not. ICth Formillj Not. 20th GOLF on the most wan- derlul courses. TRAP shooting; racing, riding, driving, motoring, tennis. Pellshtfut smW- for oTelnher and December XJks lata Kill la New Fnslsnd. for informntion odtVeii; Cirnernl Oflirc, rinrnarat. JV. O., or I.KUNAnn TUKTS 2&2 Congress Bl Boston OLD POINT roMrOBT. VA. t oiiffalrsceiit from Influenta antl rntumonU? Cotnplst. recovery nastsntd bj IbtBii aoj bl.0 POINT COMFORT, VA Hotel rnsmberiin X tjwlnxnttnv I'ool.dolt. H(oodCultne. iJvery European Uath anJ Treatment. Writ I.KM. K.AIAMh.Mir. Vortrr 3Ionron.( rBooklst and Information at Couk . ..j Broad) Raymoud Whltcomb. lWj Clisat Kit "Ask Mr, fcostor," In Ackir's. -ta and Mtnut, i APTfMN HKWQRTS 0TELL BOSC0BEL f CTpe TWwaty h4tM- Wit. A. K. Mnrlno, Celebrate! THE World's Greatest Victory AT THE World's Greatest Resort HOTEL TRAYM0RE ATLANTIC CITY The Traymore is a triumph in American achieve ment. It is the mbst notable creation in hotel archi tecture, design, construction, furnishing, decoration and operation. It is the center of Social Life the embodiment of Comfort, Convenience and Happiness. Dine and Dance in the Famous SUBMARINE GRILL The Most Unique Hotel Feature in tKe United States Join 'with men who fought in the armies of America, Great Britain, France, Belgium and Italy in celebrating the , Victory for World Democracy DANIEL S. WHITE .JOSEPH W. MOTT PrWt , ' ... GmmtaI MiuUtftf v BLAUNER'S 833-35 Market Street Manufacturers and Retailers- Factory : 37th and Broadway, N. Y. Pre-Th anksgivinsj Sale W t. inter Coats A Savings Event in the Downstairs Store, Thursday Cutting Coat Costs for 2000 Women with Values at 25.00 for A Stirring Sale planned and developed with the double purpose of 1st: Centering: the widest possible interest in the already phenomenally active Coat Section in our Downstairs Store, and 2nd: Disposing: of, at a very remarkable saving price (14.50), the entire stock of a special purchase com pleted last week. The Downstairs Store at Blauner's is fully recog nized as a center of buying and selling efficiency, and this Sale will consequently interest all who appreciate quality, assortments and value. ' he ir "V"'"-- SiKir P - I HsV?Ki Ta&. 'i nTT" ' &T .5 4i- i ft A W ) V I of style and serYicc. Tney arc long antl j JUi y cracefullv full, thoutrh develoncd on the Sel . L.sWsa t ' imimmWI r fef liili!IPi Importarat ! BiIS: I liiili i U 14.SO ' - im '& i,'jp "HESE Coats are desirable from all viewpoints of style and serYicc. Tney arc long and gracefully full, though developed on the lines that are distinctly the attractive effects of this season. See the illustrations. There is a jvldc variety of different models, many colors and all sizes in each model as pictured. Imagine heavy pom pom Coats with wide cuffs and collars of contrasting color beaver cloth. Then rich .plush Coats with collars and cuffs of the same new fashionable beaver cloth trimming. Velour Coats. Mixture Coats. Coats with wide belts; capacious pock ets; high convertible collars to shield from winter winds; every Coat in the 2000 serviccably lined. All Coats illustrated show the actual merchandise all on Sale Thursday in the Downstairs Store at Blauner's Headquarters for Coats 833-35 Market Street u I-- M-: I V"' 'i'm v 1 ,J .;i " C Lvl V-'V .. lt s V .is ..a r. l si 1 j ' '. J V . . a " 'ui vH ' vj t Jr- m .;j t-1 vUj It ' a i W4 .V ' a '-, ?$ ,j -'!& a nrf :?l.. nw " t .- .. " - -' w w t. 1 . 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