The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1918, Page 4

hac age tee 4 bY MED. sChatjeo. ity, Ged of wounds, 2,642 have died of i AND MARI Jaiseave, 11336 havo died. of accidents jand other causes, have been wounded | r hatene army list ix given in full, those necticut being listed in the other di- visions of the roll. The list follows: a [rhe Wh Siaes” LOW, Rain 2 it ioape WASHINGTON, | Nov. and 6 castialt are IMITATIONS Me Th my list of 620 Issued to-day, ” The army casualties total 73,639, the “Wants” Work Wonders. | marines 4,026. In the army 83,686! | have been killed In action, 5,206 have tym, STONE, Han Fr Wass se Cite. Mich, qhinesvort. Tend. MEIRKE iam T.,"tephens, Pa, | MOnmisa, Holand Mt Sento, Waahe Corporals. Francis, Clarence, Me ‘Game, ‘oni at Licutenants, JACKAON, Frankin J, 06 Fine M., New York i} i award, 163 80th St, New! | Hl. Albert C.. Lansdowne, Pa, 15.—Army ‘abroad now include the Sena career en pe lend. “GIFTS PURCHASED NOW MAY BE EXCHANGED FOR LIKE Goobs UP TO JANUARY Ist Best & Co. 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Saturday A warm, exceptionally good looking coat for boys and girls. Chinchilla, double breasted, with a black and white check lining, pockets, and a back belt. Special 12,75 155 W. 65th St. ALL WOOL MIDDY SUITS for boys 3 lo9 yrs, The fabric is unusually rials, including heavy , P good, Full weight na ht blue serge. Iden- a limited quantity. fe effect : fat ‘tical gid tailoring and fab- These coats are from Roar tarnanre tu ah ric with our 19.50 and short lengths of our regue ete a, URE ae ee ED waters far 46. £0 and 40.60\fe and warm. Prices about “Sizes 7 to 18 years. ar 16,50 and 19,50 favs the present wholesale yi Special 16.50 rics. Special 14.50 value, Special 10.50 FAR Wind ng ie ¥s Wagoner. | VAS, John, Denver W., Forth Wort ys Me We Hird Tans, dams, * paliadeienie, Gustave JW. Anercade. Meek, | one. 8 Koy ‘Prnest, Boon SIL SHOR C RMR. thenph RMIT tote Ww DIED "OF "ACCIDENT. "AND OTHER USES, a aptain. VAN THUN, wultam, 603 1 . DIED OF DISEASE. Sergeant, someon, Alexander Corpor: i2 &. Ho ‘St., Bayonne, N. 3. Wagoner. WALTON, Béward, 25 °E. 104th 8t., New York, Privates. Lott St. Jersey City, No J. 21 -N, Fullerton Ave, Moat- | KESUP, Frencte W. RRIODY, John Lieutenant. FITZHUGH, Edward J., 42 Union Arp, Jamaica, Corporal. TAYLOR, John H., 29 Oak St, Jamatca, N, ¥, Private. RUSEK, Louls, 110 Kasex Bt, Jersey City, N. J. WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDETER. MINED), Lieutenant. Last, % Langdon, 17 Sanford Ave, Flushing, Corporal: CRONIN, He Frank | FIVE ARN verdinand "Lo Brooklyn, ., Brooklyn. 382 Sixty Ave, MURINO, Vincent, Buyer; 150th BL, New York city, CAPARIANCO, Roce ISITO, Angelo, BERG, Max, MT Guffolk Bt,, . Hy. Rarmand, A. Bertin istth Bi, |, Herman * oor Lg ave, New iy, Wittiaen G. Look Pia) Tht ne riot! eet ihe ae Ty il ‘New ‘York City, son AY, TANUARAUM. Jord hy Brooklyn. MISSING IN ACTION, Lieutenant. 'VAMILTON, Edward I',, 452 Fourth ave, | Yoru” cy. New Sergeant. SYGAL, Andrew N., 120 W, 116th Bt,, New York oly Privates. patikone Jee W sn0 rene are, Brookiyn. Conn. | New York w Taand City, ™ Peter A. ivr, y, Op HE EVENING 10 WORLD, RIDAY, NOVEM ARR 15,1918, idle ney oy mae acer | OR Corpetiue We, 500 Wookeey ‘a 217 Teh Ave, Brooklyn, Charice Wy, ‘wintietd, Now: stand City, AUDEN, Arthur'6,,” 68 Camelia 8, astort, | | SCHRORDER, John, Ridgewood, Station J, N.Y. aie ViOU SORTED MiSBING | tity XCTION, yn, i A WOUNDED IN AG sins UNDETERMINED u Mee! PETERSEN, Charis \ ASNIRALINT, Aer ‘ass N.Y. Vinegnt, £12 8. Sob Bt., ow York, | EES Revio REPORTED MISSING NAC Pate Jodeon E., Pimi uty neruRwes TO OUSLY Rerates Ke USLY ACTION), Private, RETURNED TO. DUTY ni "aetiatere MIs 1. Y, I—DEGREE PREVIOU Rare hotiONe ne ic. rth Amboy, N, 3, oth Bt, New infield, N. J, Atfred, 252 Fast O1st St. Now een: Tereyriies Newest Winter Fashions For Women and Misses ON: i"! REVS 1 ind H,, Fort Johnson, N.Y, 4), 350 Armavtrona Ave;, Jorvey hovers Brevi. 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Silk lined and warmly interlined, A} ie Very Specially Priced, ‘} | Wool" Velour, E ie — Collar of : a ae 98.50 i 4 Opossum, ' $50.00 >’ ° ’ & . Women’s and Misses i k Fur Trimmed Coats OLIVIA, Crystal Cord, Duvet de Laine, Silvertone and Duvetine Coats in Dol- man, loose back and belted effects with huge cape collars of Raccoon, Nutria and Australian Opossum. Very Specially Priced, 68.50 Plain Tailored Coats RYSTAL CLOTH, Bolivia, Silvertone and Wool Velour Coats in belted, loose back and Dolman effects, Lined throughout and warmly interlined. Very Specially Priced, 48.50 SNA ATANUO NGAUS TEODOR OO Coat of Wool Velour, Collar of French Seal, $35.00 ATM TT