The Seattle Star Newspaper, November 20, 1918, Page 4

‘ i 4 ’ PAGE 4 THE SEATTLE STAN io Working With . ®s1N ror rrespom Kitied in action (including 397 at sea) wou Uncle Sam! ‘ WASHINGTON STATE CASUALTIE: we Im netion (including prisoners) Total to date mS SEATTLE MA N DIES OF WOUNDS The United Staten war department reported TT2 casualtion Ty night and 627 Wednesday morning . Tuesday nigh list le divided as fol d in action of wounds, 118) died of dimeane, 45) w y, 181; w miasing in action gree undetermined, $3; wounded slehtly oners, 14 Wednesday morning's lint ix divided as follows died of wounds, 27: died of accident and other cauner 100; wounded. 227; wounded slightly [im action, 52 Th Killed dineane lasing degree undetermined. ‘ Prinoners who died of w nan among t Private $ tof kin Mra. Annie L, Netlis, 2518 2 *. 8 Northwest fle state casualties, including nin ington |men, are as follows KILLED IN ACTION Name Addrens Next of Kin Wm. Karnes Schneider Rarnes Rebactder ne X. Sanders Edward J. Morris wry Seamans mer Swartele | Diep Harry Shenker Niels Therklilises Richard Urbanscheck John Zancal Kae sy DIED Wagoner Carl MH. Leishman Cook Cecil C_MeLaren ‘ Cook Joe D. Nelson Private Fred lL. Mt Barnum Private Walter “aven Robert or Owtte Marie Rancho Detaos, NM Heath, Mor Mra. Agnes M. Kelly Mrs. Louisa Simmons Private Francia M. Kelly ° Private Chester A. R. Simmons WOUNDEO—DEGRER UNDETERMINED pA Lieut. John Mdward Carney Ouray, Colo Hugh J. Carney Pri x “. om Port Washington, Wn dohn Muetier m Prean M t Wao it ‘iin Mont Cann Landusky Mary Larock sack: Naches, Waah a¢ a Rader Private Ector Roe re and, Or sees Mra, Nellie Roe i uTLY Lieut. Leroy C. Doane San Diego, Cal.....Mre. John Doane |Sergt. Thomas Joseph Kennedy Canyon City, Col. Katherine Kennedy | Cor August Albner Jowephine Aibner + Walsenbe i e Hiram Brisem : « Guy W. Boardman eee Wm. H. Peard Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and je paces My Pivartcen «. hrm Alfred « Leland &§ Licyd Mra. Jennie I . | Private Carlyle Massey Denver, € SP. Masecy | Our Government needs tin for war | MISSING IN ACTION ‘ | Private Alfred © Hanson Prove, Utah Charles Hanson Thus the new ‘Tea-Foil” Package o! JO | Private Dee N. Palmer Ginette, Wea... dare Peart Wilson PRISOSER tebacco renders a timely and a double service: it saves tin and has many advantages :— Soft and pliable. Lieut. Roy Thomas Redondo, Cal M Jennic Hart SECTION NO. 2 KILLED IN ACTION Decreases in size as tobacco is used. 1.32232 wuusm rromen mraer ... phi wan geht! Sf Ter Tobacco does not cake in this package. :\<2:° (weca! \ smmonn siniay dake: “Oliver C. Emmons Mrs. Lidia K D No digging it out with the finger. 2. 4. | Priva Louts RB Garcia ¢ i Keepsthe tobaccoin perfect condition. | ¥:\¥0:. Wins" viambiin Himomta, Cai »Nambitn < | Private Don V. Hotinagie Echo, Or Mra. Clara M. Hoffnag!e k F. Jorge > Presto Idaho m1 Costs you less than tin. SAS roy Taal ase J. Mendenhall! Red Biaff, Cal Mr or W. Nies Billines, Mont © Albert V. Vanviret Pureka, Utah Mr Private Raymond M. Ward Sacramento, Cal Mre. Hilda Ward 7 . DIED OF WOUNDS Try Tuxedo in the new Private Wesnen Juba tit Sacel wank 07" Souneih ea-Foil’’ Package today. Private Pout Wwidiund Grant, Galt en. niche a Wikluna| DIED OF DISKASID Sergt. Frank FE. Sperry Vernalia, Cal... Mra Bernice Sperry | Private Hans Hanson Spanish Fork, Utah... Victor Hansor Private Hubert Layton 1 Mre June Layton e fe) cco {Private Earl R. Shope y id Van Dusen ? ph A. A. Vous Private Brogdon Private on de Donald e Henry G. Robinson Pr te Jason Arrell Guaranteed by | Private Jonn W. Fitzpatrick Mike Pitep | Private Peter R. McLaren «Laurie MeLaren | Ue WOUNDED Sergt. Harold F. eee RF. Bédolte Mra Nellie Donahue Private Henry ( ty,Cal nd, Idaho Alex Biever Private Frederick Biever Private Frederick Clevenger . fan Francisco... George Clevenger ‘ Private John W. Hang “plo John Hang —— — | ate Marcus W. Haines ; a | 1d. Leahy Mrs. Mare | Private James Riley Jam “Whether or not official justice overtakes the fallen kaiser, the prophecy is definitely made in government circles that he cannot long escape personal payment for his crime,” says a Washingtcn correspondent. ¢ George W ivate Oscar Danie! ¢ ydney Bridgew Killian Rialto, ‘Cal Mra. Laura Killian = = Ridgefield, Wash Eula Woodrurt Rayne, Wash Charl pinski Car! Lenhart tr, Colo. . Ben Gulloday | PHONOGRAPH Andrew Miller Mont: :/1!iorrie: Anderess e Robert R. MeDonaid Orcutt, Cal ank McDonald ecorge C. Rule + Leadville, Colo. Joseph Rule | Timoteo Sanchez ) Helen, N! M Felipe Sanchez | BUYING NDED SLIGHTLY Private Private Dan Gonzales is Private George Irvin Peterson Joplin, Mont. Mra. Christina Peterson Private William F. Bowen + Bozeman, Mont....Mr rtha Roby Private Rybt. Clarence Ray Washoe, Mont ert Ray, Jr He Portiand, Or Mrs. Mirtle Downing ‘Tacoma, Wash..Harriett Schweinter | IN ACTION Genesee, Idaho Denver, Colo. Sergt. Arthur Corp. Kon MISSING Private Frederick H. Geltz .......65 | Private William Ernest Henry C,H. Geltz} Mrs. Alinda Henry ‘SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA PLANNED FOR SEATTLE Seattle will hear her symphony or chettra's first concert not later than January, 1919, according to a plan arranged Tuesday morning by the board of trustees of the newly form ed organization. John Spargur, whose | services 4% conductor have been se- | oured for three years, will soon leave | |for the Kast, to study community or- | chestras in other cities Diamonds ‘Watches and Liberty Bonds as security when you need -noney, Loans taken up from others and more money advanced. Liberal amounts. Lowest rates, You get full amount of joans— no interest deducted. Ladies’ Depertment. 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