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CASUALTIES SINCE START OF VAR, 7,315 SUMMARY MADE BY WASHING TON AUTHORITIES. NOT REGARDED AS HEAVY WASHINOTON, Juna lO. lncludirif at trday 'a lint, carualtlaa ajnonc tb AmtrlcAn axpedltlonary force bare to Jaled T.Xla, ftccordinj to the flret of the rrrutar weekly umraarles of the war department. Deathe tn action and from woundi. dlaeake, attdente and all other cauaea number number i.K7.

while 04l men have been wounded and til are rrtiasln tn action. Including men held jji iponere In Germany, i. The derartment'a rarantulatlon fol Iowa: Killed tn action 4 Includln 291 at t03; died of wound lXi died of d'aeaae. 1.192; died of accident! or other eauaes. wounded In action.

malnt: In action (IpclQdlnc prisoner). DIapotea 'of Rumor. 'WhU no ofllclal explanation wae tiv for the decision to adrlae the coun try weekly of the exact total of caa JUaMles since the lanlnr of the first American forces la France last June, It ts understood that It resulted larrely from widespread porta that casualties bad been very heary and that total rrurea were balnc withheld from the ubiio. It has been explained at the depart. Fent that the daily lla aent by Uen.

I'arehlnr are tssuec with as little delay as possible. The ca.su! ties are soat tared In the Itau that they will not aire Information of Talus to the enemy, but this does not mean that any appre cl able number are held back. After cfceary actions, sur as that 'at Can. tlcny. tt require sereral days to check up.

the casultles and cable them to the department. American troops hara been Jn the trenches sereral monthsland now hold 'sectors, at sereral points alonr the 'western front. In addition many Amert can units are brigaded with the French rr.d KrlUah and hare been In heary rghttna ainoe the German drtre beraa ta March. General rershtar men first "Went Into the front line last Koraraber for training and soon afterward, they took over a trench sector permanently. Other units went into the tranches for r.nal trainlni; with the French later and f.nally took rer sector so that the total frontar now Is considerable.

Mjrlnee Not Included. krarlne corps casualties are Issued separate from those of the army, and no reports hare yet come on the killed and wounded among the marines who have been enraged Jn heavy flabtlnc near Chateau "Thierry. Up to that f.Khtlne the marine corps casualties bad betn very low. as they were only recently moved bp to the front line, havlnc previously been eruratred In police work alone tb American lines pf communication. Considering the number of Americans actually tn the front Unas and the length of time they hare been "carrying on," offlcers do not rerard tb tout of casualties as large.

The com. ber of men actually killed In action so far reported to, the Apartment Is 70, while of the more than 4.000 wounded, only CO hare died from their wound. The list of officers. Including" prisoner, also Is comparatively small. The E'i men listed as having lost at eea went Uown with the tor i doe4 British troop ship Tr.acama and the torpedoed American transport Antilles.

The matter wta. sunk while returning to America, but the Tuscan! a wss sent down while carrying nearly 1.000 men to Enriana. More American soldier bar died abroad from disease than hara fallen in battle, while those who have died from accidents ana other causes out Dumber thoea who have succumbed to wounds. Many of the deaths from a eel dent were among man training for the air rrice, ARRESTED AT TERR HAUTE Three Prisoner In Jail to Face Charges lr Federal Court Jeasa Sioughers, Keman Kewlin and Charles R. Browning all of Terra Haute, were brought to the Ifarion county Jail Saturday night by Whicker.

United States deputy marshal, following their' arreat by Terra Haute police on federal' charge. Btougher and XewUn are alleged to hara entered Into a conspiracy to rob the postofflce at Prairie Creek. Vigo county, and an express raea eager, la charged with the theft of a package containing' $5,000 from an Inter state shipment. The bond of each of the three men was fixed at by Clyde R. Randal.

Cnited States commissioner at Terr Haute. Kit Slack, district attorney. accompanied the oeputy manual to Terr Haute and aided In bringing back the prisoners. aBBBSaaBflSBaBSBSBBBieJMaBHeSMaSBBBBBWeB Jumped From Buggy; Dead. Special to The iBdiaaapeUs Nawe) VXSTFtELL IrL, Jnn 10.

Albert Wicker, are eerenty ona, a fanner Ur Ins: near EXgletown, died last night aa tb result of Injuries suffered Saturday when a horse he was driving became frightened and ran away. Idr. Wicker Jumped from the buggy, reoeivtiur tn jimea wmcn causea ma. aeatn. The widow and nine children survive.

v. TEN FROM Hi IN CASUALTY LISTS Total of 272 Name in Two Re ports From United States Expeditionary Forces. ONE CABLE SETS RECORD AgjregaU of 183 Included, Largest Number Given Out on Any Day Up to Thla Time. WASHINGTON'. Jan IX Overseas casualty list of Bcaday and today contained 271 names.

Today's list of srr er.ty four names was divided aa follows: Killed In action. died of wounds. died of alrp'ane accident. died of disease. died of accident and other causes, wounded severely, at; wourd ed.

degree undetermined. 7. Yesterday's fat. Including 131 name, the largest number so far reported ly of wounds, died of disease. died of airplane accident 1: died of accident and other causes, wounded severely, wounded, degree undetermined.

74; missing in action, 20. Offlcers Included. Officers named today were: Killed to art Ion. Lieutenants John A. Ewing.

Dorchester. and Edgar Alfred Lawrence. Chicago; wounded in action. (degree undetermined). Captain Charles W.

Attins. WlntTset. wounded severely. Captain John T. Coatello, Bing hamtoif.

K. and Lieutenant Spenoer J. Searies. Merrtam Park. frlaoner.

previously reported missing, Elmer D. Mackey, KcKees port Pa. Officers tn the Sunday list were named as follows: Captains James A. Anderson, Summit. Gs, and Henry KpnraJm Hosher.

Falconer. N. and Lieutenant John Douelas Crawford, of Brookllne. Mas Thomas Warner Goddard. of afaryvCle, and Eugene P.

Hubbard, of Chatham, N. were killed In action: Lieutenant Joseph E. Beauton, of Kew Haven. died In an airplane accident; Lieutenants Lester Freeman Albert of Moarow, Idaho: Fred T. Finn, of Madison.

Wis and Henry Vort cf Fond da Lac Wis were wounded severely am) Lieutenants William E. Severe and Louis D. Sola, both of Brooklyn, were wounded, de gree unaetermlned. f. r.

Hooaler Honor Roll. Indiana ha ten name In the two list. Private Mike Flahback. of Can nelton, was killed Is' action. Cadet Jef ferson O.

Myers, of Boonvllla. died In an airplane accident Private aUza Iewts. KX4 Fillmore street Madison. died of accident or other cause, it was reported, and Private John Warren, of Madison, died or wounds Corporal Merle II. Johnson, of Moore HllL and Private Earl C.

Blake, of Mats: Joseph B. Napleralski. 1038 North Napier street South Bend. were wounded severely, as was Sergeant Alexander L. Arch.

2217 Kenwood ave nue. South Bend, the roan credited with firing the first shot from an American battery In the war. Hurler Charles L. Bogirs. college or Missions.

Indianapolis: Private John D. Bow an. 1614 RlnrrDld avenue, Indi ana polls, and Oscaf Loft la. 8030 Nelson street Marion, were given as wounaea. degree not determined.

Killed In Action. Ueutenaate John A. Ewing. Dorrhaeter, Maea; Edgar Alfred Lewrenee. CMeago.

rnmnral Anthony Dlerano, Pottavllla, Pa Private Sarauel Boehalter, Colchester, Clarence Plolda. Aablaad. rv Klrby, Appleton. any Loerpabei. Mohlar, Howard Morgan, Covington.

Jeaea Prlno. Csrtngton. Oerar F. L. Schaeffar.

Haeton. Pa; Joeeph R. Smith. Walaer, Idabt; John Votta, Marslao nlterrt Potetrrv Italy; George Wrtgt Blaooe, N. C.

Died of Wounds. rnvatae Walter Proce, Lewall, Maaa; WlUUta IZ. Hornby. Fall Rtvar, Maaa: Onat Kales. Cbleaao: John King.

Ajhvboro. N. Mae Wlnget MaryeviHa O. Died of Disease. rival Illo W.

Welterman, Karorar. Ia Died of Airplane Accident Cadet Jaeraon O. Myers, Boonvttle, lad. Died of Accident or Other Causes. Frtvste Elia Lewt 1004 Fillniore street Madlaen.

ind. Wounded In Action, Degree Unde termined. Captain Charles W. Alklna, Wlntereet Ia. Prtyatae Dwlaht E.

Caraoo, Mt. Ayr, James W. Hewitt, Creaton, Anton Jtr kovaki. Ceiar ttapiaa. ia.

xae jonaa, An drew. Ia; Joaaoh Ia Maeaen. weeblngtoa, li. Him Sunley, PlttaTore, Mich. Wounded Severely.

r.M.tB John T. Coatello. CJ DIeklDaoQ street. Blnghamten, N. Lieutenaata Span cr J.

Kaarlea. atarnam rara. Mini. IM.rH Malcolm C. Clark.

Memphis, Jufca Terrell. New Tork city; David A. Flake, Northampton. Jabes P. Kelly.

SmltbTiUa. Alfred McCooL Londonderry, Iralaad; William F. Murphy. Conahoboeken, Cbarlea 1. rmun.

urooauna. jaaaa; Qeraid W. Quinn. nrooklyn; Corporaia Har maa Cannee, Mlnneapolla Wlnalow Cornatt. Hemp, William Oordoa, New Tork c'ty; Harold L.

Hard. Addlaon. Maria II. Jchnaon. Mooraa HllL Roy J.

Kraxaar. Toad du Wla prtvatae ari Blaka Mats. Ind; Thomas P. Brown. Allatoa, Jobs Caaale.

New Tork city: CrofXord Carle, Hortoo, Tea; Dennis ConnaU. Kaatlcoke, Joaaph R. Crov nrlch. Hamburg, Walter Duns. Homer City.

Erroll E. Emahwllier. Iror. Wlllard Franklin. Green MeunUUW N.

Ruaaall H. Fraata Ca taoantia. Fa: Arthur Garber, New Tork city; Vinrtl T. Oltaon, Victor. Mont: Pat lick Goodwin.

Lawrence, Walter Graanwald. Chicago: Earl M. Ouerrtn. East Jnrdas, Lw Hagarty. Spencer, la: Charles H.

Hares. Syracueo. T. Lorans Hltseroth; Saa Fraaclacot Clinton J. Leevltt.

Catr.brlds a Maaa; WTOiam MeXl Hmer. MaryavtUe 0 Stephen McDanlol. Klrurweod. W. Coarlaaa J.

MeOee. ranvmtawney. Fa: Clyde MeFTlnney, Morgan, Tea Jo epb Mnlcahy, Bmoklya; Mich. aW Neat. Rlrnano.

tlaly; Barl Nichols, Plaomineton. 111. Auguat Pab Syracuaa, If. T. Amede Palasvo, Natick.

R. I. Frederick H. Sasnders. Cambridge.

Leonard M. tens, Baaver Dam, Wia Prisoners, Previously Reported Miss Ing. Lieutenant El mar D. Mackey, MeKeeeport Yesterday's list was as follows: Killed In Action. Csptalne Jamee A.

Aaderaoa, Summit, Henry E. Pbiiam Moohar. Falooaar T. Lieatatiaata John Doaslas Crawford' Breokiys, Maaa; Tbosaas Warner Goddard' Marynile. Eusaoe P.

Hubbard. Cbau bam, N. Oersaaata Earl J. Mathews Alma. Raymond W.

Miliar. Pttoaira, Pa. William Schoeeld, Detroit: Corporaia Aubry Jones. Fart a. Tex.

Jamee J. McOrath, SaxoavUle. Maaa; William A. Traftoe, Maiden. Maaa; Frederick I.

Mllae. (W. Privates jama w. Adams, kare vlUe. Miwt t.

wm, rinlay. Tens Wiley M. croaewail, reiieny. O. Henry P.

Daaieia Basrman. narry M. Eacbbacb, Lancaster. Pa; Mike Ftahbaek. Caanalton.

Calvta B. Jaoney. Battle. Creak, Martin P. Kennedy, Hoiyoka.

Laa aard L. Landy. St. ratrv k. j0kB Laakford.

UrVn. S. C. Barney Ulea. Flor snce.

Joeeph W. Lather. Morrladala. Henry J. Nacella.

WakeSaU. Maaa: Axe! Peteraon, Mlesoula, Mont; JshB Pilii. CatakllL N. Joe Plisaa. Mt vm P.

IVft HMf RAM. er Saceyaky. Boston; anay suvar. Anthraa, Enimett Bautn. Hardin, Mont; Ivan Btrtnger.

Btewartviile, Mian. Died of Wounds. Csrporals Resale A. Jones, Oraad Rids. Jamee W.

Weldea. Toledo, Prtvatae Aatoa Bernata. Decorab, Jamee O. Far Jay. Odd.

W. Ta; Stanley. XTyseyeyna Fe dullki. Rasais: Earry F. Ray.

McCurtaln. Ok Jesapb M. Todd. Oraad Rapids. Joha Warren, Madison, Dealer Wrea.

Died cf Aeroplane Accident Joseph E. Baaaton. New Haves, Conn. Died of Accidents and Other Causes. rrtvatae Raeeetl O.

Sareetta. Baxter. Frank Harmon. Hartford. Roy D.

Tedd. Kooeutb, Miaa; Jeha Wailaea, Brooklyn. Died of Disease. Private Charlae V. Bloenetat Rrookryni Jaaaea U.

Canaan. Deney. Wla; Dick rr THE INDLVXAPOLIS NEWS, 3I0XDAY, JTJZTE 10, 1013. rosea. Vtetsrla, Vt; Lloyd Lrrtnrvton.

CaeH Daw Millar. Maotpcliar. (X; Hutt B. Robbing Salan. N.

T. Om Ln Sacketr, Jasper, X. Id ward Efcerrerd. Brunswick. Me.

Loo la J. Stabar. SC Paul; Arthur Washingta. Oarksaale, Mlaa; Abraham Stewart. Georsetowa.

8. Wounded Severely. IJewtsnants Lastar Fraaeaea Albert. Vea eow. Idaho; Frad T.

Flan. Madlaoo. Hnry Vert, rotxl tfu Las, slants las L. Area. EU Keawaed avctrse, Sosth Band.

Jails 8. Bars. Brooklyn: Joseph r. ueoes. Cftarvsiowir.

Fre A. Fannar. Foe a ca Lac Wla: John T. Fax. Jofcuataaa.

Aoroat J. Llafiaadar. Feed ea Lac Oorra C'Rara. Cbleaso: Corporaia Oaear Ehiraad, Eatea, Jssms McArthar. Chlcacv: Hour Matbaw.

Marun. Ga. Martin Thompson. Newcastle. Cordis H.

Week. Salmer. Harry Zak. Weattarv. N.

Prrvatas Herbert L. Ballsy. North AbtRftoa. RaJph Bsaear, "Detroit Asdraw Btoomq Ana e4a. Taltar Brand, feandr City.

Utah; Robert J. Cartaoa, Cblcaco; WUMaja IaabL 8. Oorra Cornier. Wlafrar. 1 1 rrasn J.

num, naaajc. r. kt i auad Bet. rr saraa. waitar OardM.

FfeUadalpMa; Aoa aat Oialar. Karbart Graxaar. Food da Ferdinand Harra lc WaatOfna. Wta. Daaial V.

Holtrmaa. Food da Laa. Frank XrvmrrntM. Cblrax; Chrf Laa. Naateav Alberta.

Caaada; Jaha Laa. Lake Oty. Patrick KeDrrttt. Canbrldra. General Pershlnr in a alexia dav.

was I lola It. a. Brcefclra; Corporal. Curtia O. dmcid as follows: KilWd action.

yalT: Cart J. LtodaaL CnWoa. I Fraaft J. Ha tea Manoa. William H.

Sfcarkar. P.4 Oak, Fraada H. Wabeter. Itrwa rtl.i. Barters Charles Bocxs.

CMIace of Xftaalana. Iadiasapolla: Garaaca Mirphy. Ft. If Merna. Ia Ooki Alvln Ryrdi Riv ertoa.

Roy L. Dawson. Batter. Ma; Ernest A. Craatoe.

CltfTwd L. OaheL Creetoa. Ia; Privates Jases P. Ai Krrt. Mnrarta.

IaJ Arthur E. An4eraoa. Holra Ia latrt E. Anderson. Mew RrltaJn, Cann.

OvarVa K. Aehraore Qlaewood, la. Walter R. Rar4lrr, Ramatoo. Lee V.

Boftsrre. Ottomwa. Charla T. Hi Coon Racida Jotia L. Bridrea Wlntr Mt.

Ia; Albert i Btstl. Dakota Ia; Tom OwstHa. OJln. Ia: Hcrward Country taa. WyernJiic, WUllara L.

Daallab, Carlton. Mica Charlae E. Derta. RiMrsra niia. Joavph M.

Dotterwatch. BatU' mra: Law J. DDobrty. CaatarrUla, Ia; Wtllard Addea Drake. CadiUae.

Kraeet E. Draper. Das Metaae. Ia; John Drtnkwater. Cedar Point.

Kaa; RaymoTid A. Dadlay. Craatan. Ta. Hartwel! W.

Flood. Maynai d. Ilta. Oaear E. Frnrh.

Marion. Ia. Roy D. Fryalla Iowa FaJla. Jarae 1 E.

Oeorra. DeSota, (Jobs i oovtn, iKis Rinrcoia iadlananoiia WTIllara H. Hanaa. Stuart. Albert Rna, Kiiwaakee; Jhn JoUbbob, Priehard.

W. Vi Earl Klrkpatr1 k. Lanraater. Wla: John R. LiTlnawtoa.

Bedford. Ia. Lawreno Ltrinraron. Farrairot. Ia: Qatar iAiftia.

Nalans ec. MarVm. Gay Lusfcar, Donwood. W. Fred A.

Morran. Fon taaaUa. la: S. Murxlay. Holdn, Ma Frank I array.

Valley Junction. Ia. array Naaahara. Des Motnaa. RMlla R.

Naleoi. ralrflel'L Ia: Walter Cralck. Oeaton, Robert H. Raed. Red Oak.

Ia. Earl R. P.hnoa. Wlntvraat. Shlri E.

Ri Mna. Fairflaldi la; Samnl L. Rnbtnaon, Corwtth. Emeet J. Rooey, iBdianoli Ia.

William geala, Cnwton. Ia: Omar D. Shearer; Guthrie Canter. Ia Ray Smith. rreeton.

Iee Stewart. Otfttrawa, la Arthar R. Strong. DaKaJb. Mo.

Albert troop. Lorlmrr, la. R.uhoo Stump, Loa An a laa; Lawrence Tafllneer. Nevada. Ia Carloe H.

Van Saam. Dubuaua. William O. Welxhrma Dee Moln a. Ia; Har.

vay W. Wertc Grand Jarx tloo. Clifford Wllaon, Elwnod. Frank O. Qnlnn, Rad rak, Ia; Cbarlea E.

Wrvxl. Vinton, Willie F. Woodward. Peru, la; John A. Zufg.

CentrevUle. Ia. Missing In Action. Corporal Laa H. Buyaaoakl.

Terryvllla. Conn. Private Vincent Allen. Norwalk. Conn.

Anrelo Raaao, Priatoi. Conn. Leon B. Barnard. Hopklaton.

Maaa; Tony Olona Norwalk, Hrrhcrt Colllnsa New Haven. Cbarlaa Kanny. Norwalk. Conn. Irrlns E.

Llnea, Naw Haven; Joseph M. McNamars, New Havan; Hurh Marron. Nor walk. Harold Ft Maateraon. Stamford.

Albert J. Barnard. Naw Haven; Charlae Monaon, New Haven; Frank Narows kL Derby. Edward A. Olson.

Bristol. Harold Owen, NaW Haven: Alaaaadar Prefanoaky. Kleff. Ruaala; Randolph S. Stewart.

Plalsvllla Cons. Carl a dock. New Haven; Stephen Torek, Danan. Conn. Previously Reported Killed In Ac tion, Now Reported Severely Wounded.

Private Mike Slnkarlcb, Eaeten. Pa. Previously Reported Slightly Wound ed, Now Reported Missing in Action. Private Walter 8. Wolf, Now Bedford.

Maaa SHELBYVILLE MOURNS SOLDIER Paul Cross Was First City to Fall In World War. Special to Tbe Iadianapolls New1 8HELBTVILLE, June M. Paul Cross, age twenty, son of the Rer. and Mrs. J.

Cross, of this city, was killed on June on the battle front In Franc, according; to a message re ceived Sunday by his parents from the war department at Washington. The young man was a member of Battery E. Celd artillery. The telegram said Crosa lost hi lire in the fighting along the River Marne. He 1 the first BhelbyvUle man to be killed In action tn France, Recently woid was received her that eix Shelby county soldiers In Battery had been gassed.

Cross was In the same gun pit with these men but was not hurt in that attack, according to letters received from sereral of the men. Ills father Is pastor of the West Street Methodist Episcopal church here. No services were held at that church Sunday night Flags on the city building, the postofflce and on the public square were at. half mast during the afternoon, sner memorial services were held Sunday evening in each of the local chsrehes. A telegram and a series of letters from the war department addressed to Mrs.

Elisabeth Cummin ga, 28 East. Broadway, tav oeen received, notifying the woman of the death of her son. None haa ben de livered, the postal and telegraph clerks i li el uitioi uvcu uumvtv iv tunu jnrw. Cummlnrs. The young soldier was killed action In France, The address given I that.

of a room ies bouse kept by Mrs. J. C. Dangh erty. No woman cy tn nam of Cum mlngs lire there, and no one bv that nam has erer lived there so far as can be learned.

An Investigation of the list of Shelby county soldiers doe not give on by the nam of Cummin ga. TWO MADISON MEN DEAD. John Warren and Elxa Lewis Suc cumbIn Fighting In France. (Special to The JndJanapof. News MADISON.

June. 10 John War ren and Elsa. Lewis, two Madison sol actlon on May 21 He enlisted In th regular array tn Oklahoma on Decem ber 18, 1917. and waa twenty aUht years old. The young man was a aui rlvor of th torpedoed transport Tus can ia, which sank oS tb Irish coast 1 1 i Kuc; Jira F.

McOrwfca. tiair, MiJca 3 Xiifr. yaJKr ix: rrajwna a. Maaa. 1 Dafair.

O. Alfred P. Mtnart. Krw knrji. JoatHi K.

Kac4ralskl. lm Nnrth I Naptratrvt. Foot Bid. Pawfck J. CNrtt Bow, Frank A Rava.

Fond da Lc. Wit; Oott eimpklr. Rarlata, MurL: LawTr ct L. fffta. Fond da Lac Lenla W.

Stybar. Vflla. John W. Srataa. Foad da Lac Wis.

Wounded (Degree Undetermined). Lfaataaaata WlQlara H. tt Brrwklyn I iiet'Jt tai jNiuustN A Sale of Street Dresses Sports Dresses Afternoon Dresses NT) ID) SAtn That TthKit. til: Private ennstea i viii i I aj msji ia mrv Bertelsen. Tenaen.

Oopenbagen, irnara. vm Maoclv Conas, Rochaatar, N. Ralph tar n. rZT Zii Stanley Vinoant mjnwi. t.

H.n. Milwaukee: Jonn rvaaton Jin. St Louis; Jf ionan koui fnuawi, nnnnM K.rrnAol cimora xu.i.i jj 6th regiment of marina, previously rvporvvu i in aation. la now reported by the International Red Cross ss a prieoner Germany. FIRST 8H0T FOR AMERICA.

tn Alex L. Arch, wounded in France, Believed to Have Fired It Special to The Indianapolis New SOUTH BEND. June lft. Alex L. Arch, age twenty three, a sergeant In Battery etn neia arxuiery.

uwiw States array, wno is reponea oj mo war department at Washington as navmg been wounaea severely in ranee, i n.vi to have been the man who fired the first shot for the American expeditionary forces after America entered the yrtT. The nrsi snot waa avm wiwwa nrman line on October 23. 1917. Arch enlisted at South Bend three year Joseph B. Napleralski.

a private, whose hom Is in this city, and who 1 a member or tn same unn wiw Arcn, also la reported as severely wounaea. He Is twenty two years old. and Is on of three Drotner in service, xie en listed on May Was Native of Anderson. rscectal to The Indianapolis Newe ANDERSON. June 10.

Lloyd W. Flnnerin. of Pittsburg. reported In the Saturday list or tno suiea in rtion in France, was a native of An derson. He rwas born here and attended th Catholic school until the family moved to Toungstown.

O. Later they moved to Pittsburg. Martin Flnnertn. his father, was a xoreman at ina union Traction company car snops in mis rii, for several rears, a oreww oi Lioyd Flnnertn also la with th Amerl can expeouionsrv wrwa Was High School Principal. rSpeelal te Th Indianapolis News rr WAYNE, laa June w.

j. a. ci.v. nf Met. eieuDen county.

ns dlers with tb American expeditionary I received word from th war department In TTr fw. r. Vm'mA A. A I that ESXl oia aon. nas Det in th latest casualty list issued br the war department at Wahu.tton.

William Warren ha received a tele gram telling of hi son's death. He waa a member of CocBnany M. Sath Infantry, enlisted at lu 7b ruary, 191T. and was thirty six years old. In a letter to Us, sister.

Mrs. Clarence) Stewart, of this city, received last Tuosday. he taikea or belnx tn th trenches, and said was feeling. fin. Th young; man was fatally wounded In action.

seriously wounded in action on May S. Mr. Blake eniisxea neou iy ago, re as nrlncipal of the Met hlrh chooL He Is a graauata oc ins tat coi lese, Angola Case of Cousin Recalled. ffpeeial to Tbe Indianapolis Kews ANTTELTON. Ind June 10 Michael Fiskbaak.

of this city, re port ea a killed tn action In France. 1 a cousin of Stanley Flahback. also of this place. IrhA VII Sentenced to assia some Lewis died of i wounds received In I month ago for oln to leep whU on last February. The two soldiers war close friends.

and prior to their enlistments in the army war chums about Madison, According to relatives, neither knew of th other being in th service. MARINES CASUALTY LIST. Two Dead of Wounds, Ten Wounded In Action. WASHINGTON. Jane A marine eorpe eassaJty Rat eeataina the namee ef twa aa llatad men who died from wounds received la actios and ef tan otbera who were woanded la action.

Tbe names follow: Died of Wounds. Private Cab Mansfield. Poplar "Blult Jassee Xstley Fatleat Beck Island. XU. Wounded Severely.

Otmaery Berg seat Leo twata Zdptacv, Straater. ULl Corporal ICdwarl guard duty President life. on th battle line in Franc. llson saved th young man Odon Soldier Shot in Arm. Special to Tbe Indianapolis News TC ARHTXOTON.

InL. Jutt lft. Word has been received by w. a. unwr, of Odon, that Floyd Brlner, hla son.

now tn aervlee In France, has been wounded br a shot through th arm. He is In a hospital NO REASON FOR MISTAKE. The Hague Courant Comments on Sinking of Hospital Ship. AMSTERDAM. Juno Mi Th reflfu! destruction" of th hospital ship Konlngen Regentes saya th Nleuewe Courant of The Hague, occurred under circumstances hJch virtually elude th posaiblllty ef a "mlstaka" Thar can not be a aubmarin commander, it ays.

who does not know for what purpose hospital ships again and again have creased th North sea. Zha points eat nruec xxiat and the German authorities always had said a paddle boat was clearly recognisable ny Buomannea owing to in pscuusr sound It makes. The paper makes it clear that In its opinion, the Incident calls for speedy action on the part of the German government. Berlin Denies Sinking of Ship. AMSTERDAM.

June 10. An official statement received here from Berlin. treating with th destruction of th hos pital ship Konlngen Regent, says: "In consideration of th agreement with Holland for the eaf passage of vessels carrying; auppUea, it la quite out of th question that the Konlngen Regentes was attacked by a German submarine. It ia all the more Improb able because it is always assumed that German are aboard such ships. GERARD HAD SUSPICIONS.

Doubted Rlntelen's Motives for Asking Safe Conduct to America. NEW YORK. Jun 10, ame W. Gerard, former ambassador to Ger many, suspectsd th intentions of Fran ron RIntalen long before th Teuton conspirator came 'to this country, said tb former diplomat In an address here last night Mr. Gerard mad this statement In commenting; on th effort of the German government to obtain th re leas of Rintelen from si federal prison In exchange for Siegfreid Paul London, an American convicted as a Russian spy.

Rintelen, jMr. Gerard said, came to him in Berlin and requested that th ambassador obtain for him safe conduct to America, where he desired to do charitable work for Belgians. had so UtU faith in th truthfulness of Rintelen, even when it was on his honor as a gentleman, that never sent his nam to Washington to tx considered." declared Mr. Gerard. SPECIAL KOOLFIT rxiox grrrsv for hex, so cool and com rry ortable, Oi 'Sea Wladevv Display.

YARD GOODS SPECIALS FOrLAJLDS. In dots snd figures, 12 Inches wide, 60c value, a QQ yard.i FRIXTEO LAWHI.17 Inches wide. lSo "lOla value, a XMlK S2 IXCTX DRESS GXXG IIAMS, In th new plaid and stripes, 15c ralu. a yard a7' UOX rERCALES, light and' dark grounds, peclal, IKfe yard MERCERIZED DAV AsK it in cues wiae. hsarv Quality.

T5c value, a yard 59c MERCERIZED SIP KI size lfxll. fl.S0 value, a doien. OlaOtJ FAJfCT FACE CLOTHS, in pink and blue, special, tL MOSQUITO SS Inches, black, whit. green, special. 2c These, if Purchased Regularly, Would of Necessity Be Sold at $25 and $30 Instead of $12.30 tin ti.

i For Tuesday Another Famous Sale of earn Made Possible By Stock Readjiistnients And a Truly Unprecedented Purchase A Sale of ew Dresses of Newest Materials $35, $40 and $45 Instead of $19 A DRESS EVENT unmatchablevalues incomparable It offers one the opportunity of securing not only a handsome dress in the very latest mode, but, in addition, it offers the very rare opportunity of making a selection at a price unassociated with models of such distinctively high character. HMD FINDS WIFE ID BABY DEAD IN BED YOUNQ WOMAN ORDERED POI SON FROM DRUQ STORE. MOTIVE IH CASE NOT PLAIN Special to Tbe Indianapolis Xewal ELKHART, IntL, June 10. Wh an Hugh Kflnger, a young machinist re turned from swimming. Saturday after noon, ha found his eighteen year old wlf and their leven months cld baby dead side by side on the bed.

Th police believe the young; mother adminis tered cyanld of potash to th infant and then swallowed som of th poison. The coroner Is Mra Kllnger. th police) say, was dis pleased Saturday when her husband went to ball gam instead of working; in xus saruen. Kiinrer. th authorities say, criticised th manner In which ah disposed of garbage.

When he returned from th game, th authorities say. his wife, with the babr. was Ivina on th bed. reading a newspaper. He took his bathing suit It Is said, and left th house without either having; spoken iw in outer.

Finds Both Kllnger, the police aay. returned at 8:30 o'clock, and found his wife and child dead. The police learned that Mrs. Kllnger had telephoned to a drug; store at 4 O'clock and ordered a quantity of cyan Id of potash and two nursing bottles, explaining; she wished th drus to clean silverwar with. Mrs.

Kllnger. it Is Hew Exclusive Dry Go ods Store 342 358 lVlxissachusetts Ave. Tks stars) that sella orerytklas; a little lewer taaw th sasa tains; earn as awsght lsewkers. BARGAINS YOU CAN USE norsc DREIIBI, cham bray, in pink, bin and gray, regular Qr I1.S0 ClSGnAM MOUSE DRESSES, In black and whit check, blue and white check, limit 2. SPORT SKIRTS, just th skirt for outing wear, regular price I 10, to Sar'tiAsiaGs WOMES'S P1XK t'XIOM SLITS, band top, shell kne.

7c value, CfT each UEX'I ATHLETIC C.M05 SCITS. dimity checks; special. TLHe each CORSETS, broken lines In Kabo, American Lady and other standard maks, none less i 'JKS REMSfAATS OF RIB BOM, cut In usable length. MARKED PRICE. Everv recent fashion whim! Every wanted weave! Every color a woman could wish for.

InelnApA will dresses of Men's Wear Silk Crepe, Amazon Crepe, Georgette Crepe, Crepe de Chine, Washable Satin, plain or dotted Taffeta Silk, Gingham, Silk Tussah, Satin i Dresses for Street, Afternoon and Sports Wear Models worth $25 $30 in this sale rrAISTft, latest models, whit striped. In black, pink, green and blue; also plain white; reiru S1.S0; SILK LISLE STOCK for th little one: black, white. ffir.v...;; 19C CTII LD RE X9 STOCK LNCS. In black and whit. xtra fin eual Ity, sis to 01 1 So value SLXGLB BEDSPREADS, rood weight CQ S1.2S value.

each.OJC SCALLOPED BCD. ft It A I SI.2S value. 1 rq each wltUJ DOlUtE BED SIZE EDS I READS, each BEDSPREADS, size tOx 10. extra heaTy. IJ.oo each S1.98 i i I ex I a $12.75 There are dashing new styles that will instantly, appeal to the young woman models of refined elegance for the woman of more mature tastes in fact, suitable.

podels for every daytime occasion At Selig's First Floor No Approvals, Credits or Refunds At Seligs First Floor V. i 1 I I 1 111 wwii iihihi.imiii i i I said, knew th deadly nature of the dntf because previously. to her' marriage shs worked In a factory where tt was No notes were found by th polio. Th wrappers and labels on th pack egaa'from th drug stor had been stroyed. Th motiv for her scu Is not plain, th polic say.

Up to mid arier noon th woman had busied herself duties. and i talked pleasantly with neighbors, feilie had taken an oil stove to a neighbor bom, where a baby had been bprn. Said to Have Worried. Recently Mr. Kllnger Is said ta have worried becaua she had been told by a doctor she was sffllcted with catarrh of the ear and that If It were not cur rected, the silment mfahf hor mind.

Several of her yqunger six broth rs snd sisters are said to have ear trouble snd this is believed to have en hanced her apprehensions. Several year ago on of her brothers wae' oimd to death and later two of the children cf her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trov er, died of infantile paralysis.

CAMPAIGN WORKERS BUSY Yen New Captains Elected ln Demo cratic Ctub Memberthlp Contest' Membership campaign workers for thV Indiana Democratic Club will be active this week. Ten new captains have he ea selected snd th campaigners will meet each day at coon to make reports. K. Sexton, campaign chairman, reports. 10) candidates were received Into the club last week! as a result of th cam palgn.

The captains for this week are Dick Miller, Walter Myers. W. T. Willis. John Logan.

Hersbell Pevay. Othnlel Hitch, Frank Henry Fried man, Charles E. Cox and Frank Ha Her. SPECIALS MRS. ROKKIt'S OQf COFFEE, a OC OLD CROP S.

TOS COFFEE. lb. rronY soap, 4 no. oC CLIMAX SO AP I Mela Floor. XOTTIXG II.AM Cm.

TAIXS, 2 4 yard long, white or cream, double edge, on inch lace edglnr. a quality, I2.0J value, DltAIJ KXTESMOV RODS," extends 27 tu 4S inches, single ros. each. dou ble rods. each.

CCRTAIX SCRIM white, cream and ecru, yard wide, farcy bor ders, reg uiar ic uea. special, yard i4c LACE CURTAINS. Nottingham curtains. Sr4 yards long, assorted worth to 11 to repu. special.

rlr. S1.69 9Sc MARQUISETTE It TAIl.Ci, white, cream ami ecru, yard wide, plaia or openwork borders, revuUr iia Quality, yard i i I.