The evening world. Newspaper, March 7, 1919, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, those disposed to pursue this avenue to the end of acquiring informa’ ton } 2k CASUALTIES IN 27TH AMONG 17,000 IN BATTLE <aoeireesnseeeemecesoneenteias Yorkers, walked into a big job and ac- complished it, A perusal of the battle casnalties will enable the reader to follow tn a general way the activities of the 27th Division at the front. For the aid of the writer ventures to give « b Guiding outline which may be of sistance. On the East Poperinghe Line, run ning from Ypres to Mount Kemmel the British expected a strong German at! in the summer of 1918, and was behind this line that the 27th was placed for training. While the bulk of the regiment was trained hg | the line, although always under nae! fire and bombing attacks, detachm me SeRiistes trom vir from First Page.) of the gallant 80th Division from ee and the Carolinas which it side by side with the New trenches for real fighting. KF squads were sent, then platoons, then companies, then regiments, then pri- were continually going to the first line|¢ TR gndes, Raids oe minor engagements were of almos daily occurrence und the 27th, by enemy, rapidly acquired knowledge of conditions attending trench and ope, warfare. was holding a sector of the British front on the Dickebusch Line, The 27th held this line against sporadic but vicious German attacks for seven days and on August 41 partic in @ planned attack on Vier Ridge. This was the first expe of the 27th in an attack in force on an enemy stronghold, The objective was gained and held against counter attacks on September 20. Preparations were made for the grand attack on the Hindenburg Line during the month of September and on September 26 practically the entire strength of the div To Hani Absolute—Final Clearance Sale All Winter Coats Not One Carried Over—All Go At Values up to 50.9 These Coats are extremely smart and are of such distinctive character that they will be in good style next season. The models without fur make excel: lent coats for wear late into the Summer. The ma- terials include Cheviots, Velours and Duvet de Laine. ir price is much Less Than Wholesale Cost No C. O. D's. No Phone Orders. All Sales Final. Farm, The 106th Infantry was the first to Jump off In this attack and in three days of fighting suffered the bulk of the losses. ‘Then came the great attack on the Hindenburg Line on September 29 and 20. The 107th, 108th and 105th Infantry bore the brunt of this attack as the 106th had been shot all io pieces and waa b for reformation and acting Aas a reserve. The five days from Sept 26 to Sept. 30, inclusive, were the hottest days in the war history of the Zith Division and the losses, as con- TTT aH All are Very Smart reac CAS extremely heavy. With the Hindenburg line broken tn this fight the division was allowed a short reat for replacements an Oct. 16 started on the final phi the great battle. The main Ge army Was on the run into Belg! but the rear guard defenses were sistently and gallantly Held and a the losses of the depleted 27th heavy. On Oct. 20 the posit had bee reached by the taken or by the British command and New York's badly shot up but Victorious soldiers went to the rear They were ready again when the armistice was signed. Total battle casualties, 27th Divi- sion, In separate actions— engagements in East Pope- line, HUUUNLHHUTHATHT Anyaniitii iin TRY, men; 108TH INFANTR 104TH MACHINE © ION, 6 men; 105TH MACHIN BATTALION, 2 men; 106TH MA- A Store of Individual Shops - Fifth Avenue, 37th and 38th Streets HE origin of the blouse dates back so many centuries that it is difficult to trace it accurately. However, history tells us that when the army of Garibaldi, the Italian patriot, was victoridus, the blouse was part of its uniform, and came to be symbolic of victory. Doubtless the Parisian couturieres had this bit of history in mind when they again introduced the blouse. Fashion in many a season has not presented a more becom- A ing, a more appropriate mode to gtace the youthful figure. ’ Its soft, easy swinging Jines mark an interesting style de- velopment, at the same time in perfect harmony with the slender straight figure advocated as the mode. MISSES’ BLOUSE SUITS Are varied by sashes or tailored belts, straight coat fronts, gilets or slashed peplums. Of wool tricotine, Poiret twill or men’s wear serge. 14 to 20 years. 49.50 to 145.00 MISSES’ BLOUSE DRESSES Are effective either as tailored models or fashioned of the soft fabrics to which this graceful style lends itself. Of serge, taffeta, foulard, plain or printed Georgette. 14 to 20 years. 29.50 to 98.50 The Mode of the Moment | Wrap-Coats and Capes for Misses } | Fashion has accepted the: pleturvag jue enveloping tines that prevail in ‘wrap-coats and capes Their graceful silhouette invariably tapering to ankles is attained either in arteticall draped, yoke or waist- . coated models, Of fashionable wool or silk fabrics. 14 to 20 years. | 7 39.50 to 165.00 $ saan ewe KOSH A anal wenn atari itt rsonal contact with He m By August 23 the 27th Division!" SIGNAL wultation of the list will show, were | to go to the front] 107TH I MACHIN ficer, men. Missing — 105TH man. On PA a Mo Ridge, Sept. 2, 10: NAL wounded and gassed; was launched at the Knoll-Guillemont | NE wounded; ty-th wouns wounded or gnased, two men Lage : 106TH INFANTRY, ined cua died of wounds, six ‘om cers, weven men missing, OsTH 1 of wounds +, | missing INF. |men wounded; CORPS, one man di Jranklin Simon 8 Co. . ADVENT OF THE BLOUSE FASHION IN MISSES’ SUITS AND DRESSES Poiret Twill Blouse Suit 59.00 MISSES' APPAREL CHIN 4 ‘ al, f Sn’ Dickebuech’ front line, Aug. 24.5 to Aug, 80, inclusiver Important Knoll-G Sept. 28, Inclusiv fy NAL BATTALION, four men wounded or |men killed o ome I uly 9 to Aug. 23, in-|jra Second Fi Sizes 13 to 19 SHOP : i | eer 49.5 0 Second Floor ~—s > acl FRIDAY, MAROH 7, 1919. MILITARY | GUN BATTALI 9 men, men 102D officers, 103 1 POLIC an killed, one man 47-49-51 West 42d Street 1 s FIELD ed; HEAD. H 4 men; 103D o men killed 309 men | | ne officer, 142 men captured, | No Charges All Sales Battle of the Hindanbarg line, Septe| No Exchanges Final SALE EXTRAORDINARY Beaded Georgette Frocks THE SMARTEST FASHION OF TO-DAY 29 and 30. FIELD SIGNAL n killed, BATTAL- 1 officer, 20 men 1en captured; n killed or rs, 98 men ing. ¢| rk . 1 man; sks TROOP, + man . 418 men, 10 TH and {OPT NPAN® otficers, wounds, & 1921 or N- tured; 11 men, officers, 8 men 107TH r or died Hf ficers, 437 men wounded 1en missing, 6 men cap 106TH INFANTRY, 1 officer, k or died of ‘wour wounded or unde 108TIt IN led and Died of 1 mis INI men killed, 34 men 4 officers, 7 men miss} tured; 108 174 men kill of woun 10 102D IN- TH r 1 BATTALION, 2 ment , 10 men; 105TH 4 officers, 14 men; 101 LINFANTILY, 10 officers 5 men died 1 men wound- sing, 1 om N BATTALL 1 man, Total, 11 officers, TNFANTRY, 1.) Aug. 31 to Inclu: ) FIELD SIG- BATTALION three men 102D ENGI- one = man BATTALION, 1 man 13 men wounded or! fH AMBULANCE died of wounds, TH FIELD HOSPITAL | 1 man wounded; 102D M man wounded, Total, 26 offi- cers,.709 men killed of died of wounds, | 87 officers, 1,891 men wounded or gassed, 15 men missing, 1 officer, 83 . men captured, i} Battle of Le Selle River, Oct. 16 and 17. 1 102D FIELD SIGNAL BATTALION, 1 man killed, 1 man died of wounds, 1 1 officer, wounded or gassed; , 12 men kil one _ officer, 1OHTH INFANTRY, twen men killed and died three officers, 120 m forty-se 305 men wounc d or gass five capture 1 H MACHIN eventeen men wound killed and died, one wounded , 448 men; ptured, five venty-four men office men; AY, » 90 men wounded or gass men miss- | ing; 106TH INFANTRY, g men killed, | 3 officers, 90 men wounded or gasse 3 men missing; 107TH INFANTRY, 2 icers, 20 men killed, 142 men | ft officer, 6 men RY The 26 to Hy 1D SIG- one man killed, Enga posta at Sei uillemont | THE MOST SURPRISING VALUES EVER OFFERED “122 162 192 25% Value to $25 Values to $29.50 Vaiues to $35 Values to $45 x In Henna, Navy, Black, White, Flesh, Tan, Copen, Taupe, etc. Beautifully beaded and embroidered Georgette frocks in all the accepted | new models. Tucked, side-draped and straightline effects so much desired— an unusual variety in this collection at prices which astonish considering that 27 men | missing; | Ty BATRAL- TH MA- AN , 1 officer, 45 men wo 106TH, MAC HIN LION, 1 man dic T men wound 3,4 men w ers, 149 Attack’ on Jo . Oct. 18. | 12D FIELD SIGNAL BN.—13 men nded or gassed; 1020 BNGI RS—5 men killed, 2 officers, 60) men wounded or gassed; 105TH IN- | fa , ) No one can possibly be disappointed NTRY—1 officer, 17, men killed or | fy they are at the very height of fashion. one can } ) PI of wounds, 5 officers, 99 men | in the style and values. 2 men’ missing; 5 men killed or died of wounds, 13 officers, 68 men wounded or gassed; 107TH INFAN- 19 men killed or} 5 officers, 40 men wounded or gassed, 1 man’ missing; 108TH INFANTRY—1 officer, 9 men killed or died of wounds, one officer, 40 men wounded or gassed, 2 men issing; 10VTH M. G. BN--1 man of wounds, 1 man wounded; | PH M. ¢ —1 officer, 13 men | wounded or gassed; 100TH M. G. BN. —2 men killed, 2 men died of wounds, | 3 officers, 10 men wounded; 106TH | § MIBLD HOSFITAL—1 man_ killed; | [107TH AMBULANCE—1 man wound- ed; 102D M. P’'S—1 man wounded. Total, 6 officers, 61 men killed or died of wounds, 80 officers, 348 men R |wounded or gassed, 5 men missing. |. Engagement at St. Maurice River, our t AMBULANCE ed of wounds, six | 265 New Spring Frocks SPECIAL SALE Embroidered Taffeta, Chiffon Taffeta, Foulard, Embroidered Georgette, Tailored Serges, Fine Satins, Wool Velours, Taffeta Combined with Georgette, Jersey, ete. Button Trimmed, Braided or F mbroidered- Draped and Tucked—in Na Black and all shades. All sizes from 14 to 46. 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