"VJ W tm '7,1 .hi ; ' i? i, k I- V , "i". " EVENING PUBLIC LEDaEKr-PHILADEtPHTA, TUESDAY, NDVEMBEH "a; 26; 1918 6 4 $-$ IJgSZir" It' i,x , . -r. r I .iV - r. w ft &" m w- 3S, t Sff ,1 f , vs-' mm liff-Ki Si ' W& ' mA.' " iff ' i Hp t , !' h if, Casualty list HAS 1408 NAMES $L6ng Roll of Dead, ;tKkVounded and Missing rs Reported by Pershing &57 SLAIN IN ACTION rSL'stl Quotuml. tn WnllllrU. 344 tW n to Disease and 23 Killed by Accident iraslilnuton. Xo . 26. General rershlng'a casualty roll today 1 a long one. Including 1408 names. 457 soldiers being reported slain In action. While 61 succumbed to wounds Disease killed 344 and 23 were lctlms of fatal accidents Summarized, to date, the losses are tteported Total Nov 2C Killed In fiction 46" 17.720 Died of wounds . 61 6 81 Died of illsense 367 8,738 Died from accident and other causes ... , S 1.330 Missing In nctlon (Includ ing prisoners) .. 171 9,476 "Wounded .. J49 45 552 Grand totals .. 1408 S0.GC2 on law i.iht Killed In Artlon CAPTA1N1 Harrj Woodford Hnard. Kelliwg, lrsque Isle Ve , Hrsnton it cimp Jlerrllt .V J t.IIIfTKVANT.s Arthur J Hesttie Nitr senile. O,, Walter Drew. Anlnwr. OUIs... Oeorce W. Kwlne. Jr lliltlmore. yd fiobel K Farmer Anderson V f . Hdrn 8. Uetll, Alrtn. Ill . nrl A Duill-v, tins--on. itui . John !,cu!n Sueeney. ITueton. Haas. Died of Wound" t.lKUTKVANTS Thomas II W. l's,ls ilOV Spruce street PhlUrlelphla Clurtnce , Knulson. WnshlnRtnn D C ; nobert L. Murpbr, Minneapolis Kan. Died of III. ease MAJOn ItnroM W Kstn. Boston. Mass CAITAIN frits U Dressier. Isllp, N Y. WKUTBVANTh Willi im J llross hiin Jose, Cl : rhoinan H. McDowell. Talbot- ton. G. bounded Heverely . I.TKUTHNANT" Albert Kdicar limine. Brooklyn, N". Y. : Lawrenre Itmrj Grio. cparthafe. Mo. Wetwded (Dexreo Undetermined) COLONtil,- ttohn It I'arliir. Washington D. C. MAJOlt William A Snow, Washlnuton. X C MEUTIJNANT Howard A Sanders, Au rora. III. Hllsiitlr Mounded In Artlon CArTAl.V Anthony J klrst. Cincinnati. Ohio. MUsIn In Aetlen LIEUTENANTS Charles 1 ChlcAfo, 111 ; James A Johnson An.Wson, at. l'cttrt- arc, otb. Killed In Artlon SEIKJEANTS Clarence Misters Went Brldzewater, (lenrve llreeps Hhenantloah COKl'OltAI.H Mlllam J Lawler o73 Ptanlon avenue, Philadelphia, 1'a.l llonald f C MrtlranahQli Jimestoun JMVATi:.N Jaroli thucha, MeKcesport: James Plodata. Ahlngton Ham T Kefi-, 1045 Snider alenue. rH!lu.lelphla . Martin Olendon t'SC't North Twenty aluh street. fhlladelphla. Albert Hoar. Vnlonlotsn Osur Vt. Mount Wolf: Herman Allien '.'till Al mond street rhllad'lphla. Howard J Drum- heller, rottstown: Oeorge McKelv, John 9 atta: Moses llabold )br. Onset; Hiram i. Htsrln. HellnsHrnvu, Unrry It Tnebs. New Bloomneld: Antony bsrfoyk. rittstnn. Harry Multord Taylor, A.spcri. (jeorKe W Kuhna Uethlehem, Peter I-aplink). Munhill. t Charles J. MrL'oy. llrll-fonlei Alexander tllcdalakl. 3 Queen street. Thll ulelphU. , Thomas M. Muldoon Lilly, John Strolx-k S Iasport: Heiman V. W urnrr. HastInK. alldo Itumanelll - Morris street. Phila delphia: John Hltmy '.'Hi: Porter str-ot. rnuadeiphia; Ucorire Wesley Slner. C20 'ur. ne street, Philadelphia lamia M Mwlea, tlkes-larre. John V. Macka. Parktrs frurr, Alexander Tunlllo, Hcranton. j. " Wed f Mounds SERGEANTS Horace Alvln Decl.cr. John anburr PRIVATES William J Tournsy. 0j4 Bloyd street I'hlladelphlai Karl llurdett Wheeler. I.nesboro Died From Aerldent and Other Caases PRIVATE Henry S Roddj, Ilolllar. Died of Disease , SKRaEANT Francis J. Delln, Pitts- rtilVATBS Vlrall I.oer. Meersdals! reter A. Kelseh. Honesdale, John Z Ket tsry. Irlrdsboro; Iternard J JtcOloln. Scran ten: DenJamln Jlcl.ran Scranlun, Thomas I Stevens lllsler, Albert u Thompson. eSN Chestnut street Philadelphia. John H. Tounr. Harriaburic. Tony A Clllutt. Connelsvllle: Michael W. Maholchlc. Chld, lid. Wll- iwvi" . jn-imieiman Allrnioun 4iam Foleroft. Harold T. l-a. tin Plno street Philadelphia, Lei I P Itutter, Kewmanstown: Omar F Hephe. Run r- Vlllet ChBlmer (I MeOuat.1 1'i.pni. Raymond U SpUne, Ashland. Wounded Seierely CORPOR.VL IlasII H. O'Neill, Pleas int Mount. MECHANIC Ellis W. Ellsworth Melforo, JUeeper. J-BIVAT15B- narry jl Rush Newport; Hf4al-f kl kttfc,al a fl t aea . .. " And fid Pot ff. . , ir.".".a.e, ,iarui.'Buoro, uiaune A, ilckel. aioklnii Bnrlnn, Ralph Creiier, oitsiown, earns Frnd, Plttsburah. W'stujttsd (Desres Indetermined) ?25Ll?.7rJ",.l.lner h"' Cheltenham CORPORAIJ4 Oeoriro L Leaver. Monon ,.1"m: .V""'- H'ltner. Conshohoeken; llbert M McCread). CrapaMllo rJtatlon, sldelphla MUB1CIAN James Ilova Mononrahela WAOONhR Roj A, Whitehead, 771 afuriii roaaoy airsei, t'nuaaelphla. PIUVATES Matthew Albert Detterback. 7' .,'... """""', iianioy, vanonsnurtr: Julllej Oddwjcz. Olrardlllle, Joseph W. Wet. tir. Scrsntoni Frank V Ilyron. H. ran Ion Cornelius V. Davis. Phllllpsburi;: John H aaninwnre. I'ottaillleg Charles I". Kern merer, Allrntown Harry Van Horn hleln. atubcr. 531.1 (Urard msnue, Philadelphia; . -J Ann M I'UV lnftr TnhntAnliiirie T,...i.k u . j3yvW lttl. 28 North Demnn street, Phllidelphla, Kw'r1 ' "'"' Michael Scott, Johnstown; Thomas J wnarion usari, l-ouis , Ams. 11HIJ North Thirty-second street, Philadelphia! JTohn Turner, laincnater, Sllxhtly Wounded In Artlon SEROEANT John Fox, 2132 South Fifth treet, Philadelphia. COOK David A. Holer, New Kenslnaton , PRIVATES Clarence II. Hinder. Emanuel Clarenee J. Cook. York, Charlrs luuard WHEN YOUR BOY COMES HOME you will be glad you gave ihe last dollar you could spare to keep him at ihe front and fo keep him happyt well cMied and well fed. Shredded Wheat paid its heavy toll (or doing a restricted business dmwd the war and it paid it gladly It was a patriotic privilege. Shredded Wheat is the same breakfast cereal you have always eaten - detsn,pure;whoh$ome and nutritious. Eatit witfihotmilkandalittle V JIW V1 y 'l 'it' t. Dalute, Dradford; Oeorre Jonn llllllnh. Mllhales Steven Joyce, Kcrsntoni Edward Aurflcld, PottaYllle, Charles K. llorlsnd. Iltlsbursh. , Mlln In Artlon Joseph D O Toole, 2142 East t'lenrfleld treet, Philadelphia: Onllle Archer Neve llrlrhlon. John Cossroie 2434 Stewart street. Philadelphia! John J Davenport. 741 West Ontario atreetf Oacar O Kdsren Mon aon. Pa : Percy I dross, txps, Eugene II Harmony, Allentonn, Elwnrd Maker. Port Altevheny: Demetrto Cnuclttl Ruao,ue iannai Joaeph It Kedor. Patton. Robert 1 Klemlnc, PlttaburRh: Harrv (Ireenly. Read-ln-: Howard E. Lauthlln Mt. Carmeli FVank Peteheny, Ilrownsillle, James Pol koiUy. Indians i John I. tolley, Wealoeerl John P Jene, Plttabursh: Harney F Mcl'oul, fel)onald! Joseph E Mollska, fiupont, John P. Htrln Dunuisne: Anselo minrlta. Pitts hursh' Frank II Teeter. Tocono. Michael Parrell Plltahursh. I.jnn R t.aiery. Tltua- illle, Frank X PfelrTer, Plttaburah; Arthur f.. Hwanson. Krlet lleorae Piimer l nompeon. Oclone, Eugene N VI!e. Claneslllle .NBf JERSEY Killed In Action SKROBANTS Clarence EINworlli Knntl 420 Mouth Second street Camden. John t.enahan. Holmken. William Sawelson. Har rison CORPORAI H Rnhert M Earle Newark. Axrl T P Palsied Weatneld, Klchird A Short, Jerse Clt , Michael P. Hum. an. llayonne Thomas (1 Iiearan llayonne, fhorlea K Whitehead. Paterson Otto P Zinettl lllfton I1POI.ER Thnrail II McLaren Helerl) Ml'stl'IAV Inula I. Frank. Newark PRIVATE1! Thomas F. Healy. tlelmar. Jama Dicks tn Io-aalc Rivmnn 1 Hlum Vutlej Antonio CUlo Menhnm: Gaston Iierollnnd, West HolMiken. Iliirti n t) Husk Itn rtfiril. I.oul lHnuccI 114 Fulton street. Trenton Henjamln Krlm Newark, Joseph I nrh o Pnsaili KIwiirl I Mrl'heaney Wt at Oranite Mlchiel I elller, Paes-ilc Junes To.Linnl I.jmlertilll(. Died of Wound1 PIltVA rt. John It l'lran. IVrth Anuov. I Mexinder Plillllot-irek Silt Itlier Dlel lYom eeldenta nnd Oilier Causes PRIVATE I.rne-t Ilndiwald, Jersey City. Died of Disease Mlltiir.AM Fred Ilehn nF Weelinwken PlltATi:s drover C. Hinn. Ilemlnir ton John J llourlhnn t'llrtwooil Pet. r J Powers oranue lnert Pearsall New irk Wllllim J Hart, Wist Oranae Perc Sew nnn Mlliillle Jnmi a A Pir D.nMlle llinnan Hchnatterer .Siwirk. Edward P. chuurman, Paterson Ikrnsrd J Mahon, boulh Oranse Wounded seierely PRIVATFs Alio M IhmlTh Carteret. Prank J Mchine t'mon Hill, Charles J Wtniek, South Arnboy Wounded I Decree I ndetennlned) PHIVATB Corntllus J Hulllvan, Jersey I'll Sllthtly Wounded In ition CORPORAI. John Fuller. Cranfonl PRIVATEH William J Kester Somers Point. John Joaeph Hllehens Pnsailc. Wil liam A Anderson Jerse Clt Mlaalm; In Action CORPORAI Fred C liraml Newark PRIVATES Joseph V Colc. Jerses Clly. Howard W. bheets. riomlngto-i ADDITIONS TO LIST OF ARMY CASUALTIES H) the Anociated 'ren Waahlnaton. Nov " rollowln are ud- dltlona to and correitlona of todai'a army casualty reports. Wounded Severely In ellan Previously Kenortril Mlaslni In Artlon PRIVATES rienrae Hauman 21V' South rront street Phllsdelnhla, Wilson II Ia-lter. Harrlsburo; Pa : Allen I.uthir Weill r. lmler Pa Wounded In Artlon (Derree Indetemilned). Previously Reported Mlsjlnt In Action CORPORA rj4 (lllvjr M Htraaaer 71 Mountain street. Pittsburgh Robert II ounir 7l)"t Mouttcello street. Plttsburah rilIVATi:s John llithnlow IIMDill illle Pa : Arthur C Davtnn. Westernpnrt. iin e'ranc a J, Km. nit East i.enian avenue Philadelphia Earl Heywoo.1 Orls wold. 30 Arlltiston aitnue, Jersey City. N J . Ilenr s Kbfer. .'.'m West lhlith -. Phlludelnh i. Aubny Petty alii O Dnnneil street. Hiltlmore Norrran W. ReeUer. t arrlck. Pi John llomedelk hit Iteburka atrret Pittsburgh. lames Ralph Mrouas, Franklin Pa , Howard E Hweenei. llkhmond Va . Alex W Uskman Monessen. Pa Wounded Sllrhtlr In Artlon. Previously Re ported Mlsslnc In Action PRIVATES Joaerh Ldvtlird Austra Mnhanoy Llty. Pa . Clarence H Foster 44 First stret. Pltteburah Anson Moore. New Mtanton Pa Returned to Dut. Preiloowly Reported tltalnc In Action PRIVATES Curtis Ferdinand Anderaon Iine Vd llernard O'llrlefi, HhamoUIn Pi. UiiJ s Pearaall Quaki rtown Pa , Stlne Pr-intow Shenan loah. Pi . Elmer It Probst. Serwlck Ii Like a Breath of the Pine Woods SOZODONT refreshes the mouth, keeps the gums firm and the teeth clean and wholesome; its agreea ble flavor and comfortable ' after feel" have made SOZODONT pop ular for over sixty years. FOR THE TEETH Liquid Powder or Paste SOU BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE DO NT WASTE IT! I'oal lit Mitce .ind hard tn grt. Half your heat Is wasted thru uoor lluvv much longer will jou stand fnr thli discomfort and loss? We can Mtop It. permanently, by Installing hteln-wa metal weather 'trips All tlio heat will be cfnserved and 20 to 10', of coal h.ived Think of the comfort derived! I'llOMJ UAt'T 8677 FOIl KSTIM VTK Stein-way Mfg. Co., 212 N. Darien Street Maker of that Mttal Fly Screen ALLIES MAY SINK GMANY'SFLEET Entente Willing to Risk Trouldc Over Division of Warships TO INSPECT VESSELS Surrendered Craft Appear to Be in Deplorable State of Repair By the Anociatcd Prest London, N'oV 26 After an Int-pectlon of the German battleships nnd trulners held by the Kntente and llnul settlement of their ownership by the peace conference, all the esxcln proliHblv ulll be sunk, ns apparently there Is no disposition on the pnrt of the llntente to risk tho contro crles which would tie nuoiy in cae o; nn nltempteil division of them Ilntente nival experts will Inspect the Germ in trtft cnreftillv to lenrn whether the contain features unknown to the Kntente. Washington, Nov 26 (By A T ) The suggestion from London that nAVal ij.ssels surrendered b Germany under the armistice m i be sunk to avoid possible dls.iKreunent nmonK the as sociated nations .is to their disposition, was received b naval officials here with evident surprise Becretary Dan iels said todn the proposition had never bien mentioned tn him and he b-s cert.iln American naval representatives had supRested no such plan No Intimation has been Riven as to the policy of the United States In this rcirnrd Admiral Denson, the ranklug; otllcer among the American deleirntes, received full Instructions before his de parture, however, and undoubtedly this point was covered In his conferences with Secretary Daniels If the Versailles conference decrees thnt the Oermin warships are to be prorattd amonB the Allies, according to naval losses, the United States would obtain only one destroer and one ar mored cruiser, the major ships goliig to Llnsland, Trance and Italj. u-teili nf Forth. Scotland, Nov 26. mv A l ) The Inspection of the Ger man burrendend ships Is proceeding ns m tho craeKH around your windows and mmmi WMtTiBf ill vB.m TmB4s,lM. v ssssVanB ML m m & 1SX9 m m" m -mm WsWrt mw mi m.syiu IHT1 TKEALL-DAY.EVERY-DAY5MOKE V yHsHl H without tiring tntKciSiaH Y ill tongue. EtoSB U I That's, whj 'KlgH M known as. the AU-IWShsH I);n, ery-Dal2BjlSi f fl Smoke. liSrisSfl M II ur - . , ., , ir.n.,.R.irlK4i aM is (i ...v.. ,m. Vtfignfn la. I Sumatra Wrnpper.Jgig f JT 1A Cents l jb II J-V and up LaS-SsH ' I At All Ciar Seller- tefigSM ji&mk I V DAYUK BROS. "H t CjiriWlEii i 1, i ManuCMCturers ysKni?Hsl tt bVkn I 1'niNCK HAMLET T&W'liaB aaHTsaWSH Clzi rs ij!sal 0s MaHrlOurA'l f Philadelphia S?Sfl5M I iWic??y!u 1 0eir J 3kf. CMVufeficsf If AMeraaMaintw fibs Hi". ISmflr i n ft, mm sax ssa sar t rapidly as possible) The first division of battleships and four bnttlo cruisers and destroer left for Scapa Flow yester day, and by evening the Firth was cleared of them. t lonilnn, Nov 26. (By A. I'.) De scribing the German warships which surrendered to the British nnd are now Interned In Scapa Flow, the corre spondent of the Dally Telegraph, says! 'The German admiral's flag, white with n thin black cross and two black balls, Indicative of lilt rank, still flew nt tho main topgallant of tho Frledrlch ilfcr Grosso as the German squadron moved between tho British lines It hung limp nnd dirty typical In this stnto of all tho German ships nnd their crews The shins were In such condition that they looked like vessels laid by for brcaklng-up purposes They could not have Been paint for two jears Their sides, funnels nnd bridges were covered with red rust, and the masts were black with soot. The guns even had not been painted for months "The Derflllnger was In better con dition than any of the others and there vvnn an appearance on board that dis cipline was still In vogue. On all the other ships the crews were lounging about, many nn the quarterdecks, not rcognllng their officers. On the Derf. lllnger, the oltlcers were parading smartly about on their own quarter, nnd the men were clean and orderly. Ah we passed close to each ship, the men crowded to the roll They looked miserable and drenched and cold. Their clothing wau nondescript. There was an air of melancholy and depression every where PLAN U. S. CONTROL TURKEY Deputation Mny Present Program to President Wilson Constantinople, Nov. 26 (By A. P.) American control of the Turkish gendarmerie and finances Is being urged by n group of nlnu newspapers seven Turkish and two Trench In Constanti nople The group also advocates Ameri can supervision of the i durational sys tem nnd the m juration of church nnd Stnte A deputitlon will request permission to present the program to President Wilson during his visit tn Tnrls Tho program will be announced this week. I rsssftl - , STORK OPKNS JET fla mgf 923 MARKET STREET Extraordinary Special! Thanksgiving Sale COATS syiTs DRESSES For Women and Misses Binnd-new purchases, together with several hundred reduced from our own stocks, bveiy garment offered at " Savings of One-Third to One 22 1 lo X COATS I SUITS Reduced from our own higher - priced blocks Smart fur trlmmcd n n l dis tinctively tailored models of all wanted materials and cclor-ingH. Fur trimmed, fur fabric trimmed or hnndkome tall ored mats Bolivian, silk plushes, pom poms, velours Kerseys tmart cheviots. Women's $2.50 & $3 Cloth Skirts $1.49 A f, m n. r t navy blue or black serge skirt very special $1.25 J;;im Women's and Misses' Fur-Collar Coats $13.75 $20.00 Values Good quality woolens. Fur collar, fur or fur - fabric trimmed and tailored Ltylea. Children's DRESSES. 98' Neat embroidered styles, also fine gingham frocks. Sizes from 3 tpll years. i F0CH LEADS ARMY INTO STRASBOURG Allied Commander Enters City at Head of Victor ous Troops RED SOVIETS OUSTED By G. H. TERMS Special Cable to Evening Public Ledger Corurlvht, HID, on .Vno Vorlv Times Co. Marshal Foch, with Generals Gulllau mat and Goutaud, entered Strasbourg Cyclamen Plants These are most desirable plants for house culture, they are in full bloom and will continue to flower throughout the winter. Colors White, Red, Pink, Salmon, White with Red Eye, Prices 50c to $1.00 POP CORN The kind that pop those lnrrje, crisp, white clusters. 25c lb. Corn Poppers, 25c, 35c each HUL1I CATALOO FREE MICHELL S house 518 Market St. 5 Per Cent of Tomorrow's Receipts Donated to the War Chest Extraordinary specials to make the total as large as possible. Judge by these. - Halt! .50$ DRESSES Richest satins, vel vets and velours, trlcotlnes, all - vv ool Herges Smartest tai lored and embroidery or fur-trimmed mod. els. Lingerie Cotton Envelope Chemises or Silk Camisoles 53c Neatly trim med with lace. Waists 79c N'e.it voiles and organdies with laces and embroid eries u b e d for trimmings. Also neat - tailored st lcs. Women's Serge and Silk Dresses 55, $7- ,49 Values to $15.00 Fine wool serges, silk, satins and popllni In dozens of styles. All newest colorings. All sixes. Girls' Winter Fur-Trimmed i I nf 5 II 6 29'75? Coats $g.75 S12.00 Values Good quality mix at lilp jesterday afternoon at the head of the French army. Strasbourg. Tvfov. 26. Frnch Infantry divisions arc taking over Alsatian towns controlled by German Soviets. They are handllrur the situation In a most creditable manner, restoring order, DroiJdlnjr food for the people and caring lor the refugws. The Alaatlons ore delighted with the French Ideas of constructlvcNoccupntlon. Dances, concerts, fetes nnd the Inter Repairing an4 Remod- ellng at Moderate Cost. Charges Pauable When Delivered Extraordinary Savings . - On All Odd and Small Lots of Furs A t Fur Clearance it Each Lot Is Limited Exactly as Advertised We Advise Early Choosing to Avoid Disappointment. , A Small Deposit Will Reserve Your Purchase Until Desired " mw i I 2 Fur Coats Reg. Price Sale Price 2 Marmot Coats 80-lnch sport models, w l til Bhawl collar and deep cuffs . 59.50 90.00 3 Marmot Coats 40-inch full, loose model, with large shawl collar and deep cuffs 64.50 4 Marmot Coats it inch full flaro model. Large shawl collar and deep cuffa 1 68.00 3 Muskrat Coats 30-lnch sport coat n 1th large rolling shawl collar and deep cuffs 150.00 89.b0 4 Muskrat Coats Three -quarter length full flare model with large shawl collar and deep cuffs 130.00 98.50 1 Wild Cat Coat 30-lnch sport model, targe Hhawl collar and cuffs of 'nutria.. 12S.no 98.50 3 Marmot Coats A distinctive model, 26 Inchts long, with handsome large Fhawl collar of nu tria or French seal. taB.ilO 110.00 5 Muskrat Coats 45-Inch loose model, large rolling snawi 125.00 collar .lo no 3 Nutria CoatB 30-lnch sport model, with inrge shawl collar a n'd deep cuffs .168.00 125.00 4 Hudson Seal Full, loose 45.1noh coat, with large cape or shawl collar tto.no 160.00 2 Raccoon Coats Full . length coats of selected skins. .. .850.110 f Hudson Seal 46 - Inch full -flare model, with large cape collar and deep cuffs of skunk .gnu m 185.00 195.00 4 Hudson Seal Full length flare coat, with large cape collar, cuffs and deep border of tkunk mo.oo 245.00 1 Caracul Coat 45 Inch Individual model ot selected quality moire' skins with black lynx 285.00 collar 35tiu 1 Persian Lamb Three quarter length coat, large shawl collar and 9Q flfi deep cuffs of skunk. 808.00 g'.vl 3 Hudson Seal Wraps Bach one an Indi vidual design, hand, eomely made with beautiful contrasting fur collars 550 00 395.00 3 Squirrel Coats 45 .Inch full . flare coat, with shawl collar and deep cuffs of skunk, nutria or one lynx 808.00 J J.wU 3 Mole Coats Distinctive full lencth models, with trimmings of skunk, nutria or taupe wolf oa.oo 295.00 1 Mink Coat 20-lnch loose, sport coat, profUBely jnr nn trimmed with tails.. 830.00 gJUU 1 Kolinsky Wrap A very handsome rape coat, model ,of finest n u a s I a n tklns ,,.,,788.00 595.00 mingling of soldiers and clrtllans are accomplishing more In the way o( maintaining order than the German "verboten" signs ever did. The formal entry of French military officials Into Strasbourg: yesterday, fol lowing the actual occupation by French troops Sunday, was enthusiastically hailed by the population., Marshal retain was accompanied by General Castelnau and General Gouraud. The Pollus, African colonials, chasseurs Maxtfson & DeMan$ 1115 Chestnut Street (Opposite Keith's Theatre) Unparalleled! Remarkable Reductions on Choicest and Most Desired Furs! WE HAVE collected all small and odd lots of fur coats, coateps, sets, scarfs and muffs, which we cannot, duplicate at any price within reason, and lowered their prices most noticeably for immediate clearance. Instead of holding this event in January, as usual, we announce this sale now, giving most extraordinary low prices when furs are needed most. Fur Sets Reg. Price G Taupe Fox Seta A small animal scarf and muff de sirable for misses' near 80.00 Sale Price 25.00 5 Nutria Sets A smart effect, neck- olece and barrel muff ffS.oo 34.50 4 Raccoon Sets Full-furred selected skins, animal-effect scarf and round muff 02.00 34.50 5 Wolf Sets Animal scarf and tmrrel muff. Colors are taupe, browu and gray 60. uo 39.50 3 Jap Cross Fox Sets Kelected dark skins Sllk-llned scarf and canteen muff ...... 5.00 39.50 ! Lynx or Fox In black, of silky skins, animal scarf and barrel muff .... 49.50 13.00 5 Hudson Seal Sets A novel effect neck- A A Cf) piece and bail muff. ttsaw 7 Fox Sets , Animal scarf and round muff, In taupe or brown SS.00 59.50 4 Skunk Sets A smart design scarf and ball muff, of silky skins 69.50 0S.S0 2 Pointed Fox Selected skins In an animal renrf and round muff ns.so 69.50 6 Fox Sets Choice of taupe, brown or black. Large animal scarf and round muff ...135.00 89.50 1 Fisher.Set Hand&ome dark skins In a large, round muff and slllt llned senrf 89.50 136.00 3 Beaver Sets A shawl collar ef fect scarf nnd round muff. Finest selected skins lts.00 98.50 4 Lynx Sets Black or taupe color Large, wide scarf and round muff of choice, silky skins. .140.00 98.50 1 Slate Fox Set Very handsome silky skins In a large senrt and barrel muff ........188.00 120.00 2 Mink Sets A large cape-effect neckpiece and barrel muff to match ..... 125.00 175.00 2 Red Fox Sets Finest choice Cana dian skins Sllk llned animal scarf and large, round f muff 103,00 125.00 2 Cross Fox -Sets Very fine silky skins In a large animal scarf and round muff.ios.oo 145.00 1 Hudson Bay Sable Selected quality skins In a large e s o a r f and round muff to match . ,.4tBO0 295.00 1 Silver Fox Beautifully marked silky skins In a large animal scarf and round muff . ...408.oo 345.00 1 Natural Blue Fox Handsome large full - furred animal scerf abd round muft 405.00 3,75.00 and Ahnamltes paraded between lwot long lines of brightly costumed Alsatian b saw. ,,i, n c-i c uinvru uj, lit iiuai ui , Jii Ilia famous ninth rontnrv i-nthedral. ,l S-ftivttnl v,nlMa ia ViaI.1 irA th '1 "Marsellause" waa sung'' In f rontr of ittoj j. Kaiser" 'palace, which was 'decorated with French and Allied colors, (the whole city joined In the cclbratn.' '-A French veterans of 1870, who swung In 'V bemng tne troops anu marcnea along with tottering steps, were riven a won-. 1rflil nVAtlan. ivl It Will tttVert, Profitable, to Buy 1 n'ir ChrUlmat Gilt tn this Sale Fur Scarfs Hcg Price Sate Trice 10 Wolf ScnrfB Silk lined scarf taupe, brown gray In or 15.00 23.00 12 Fox Scarfs Taupe or urownt Animal shape 16.50. 57.50 IS Fox Scarfs Animal effect scarf 22 10 In taupe or brown.. 34.50 """l" 5 Tox or Lynx Lustrous black ani mal effects of selected skins 45.0(1 29.50 7 Red Fox Scarfs Silk lined animal stjle, trimmed with head, tall and paws 29.50, 4E.00 12 Grey Squirrel Several different de signs In the smart new effects 80.00 32.50 4 French Seal Stoics 10 Inches wide. 67 Inches long with pockets In front.... 85.00 34.50 1G Fox or Wolf Large, wide animal effects. Colors are taupe, brown or black 05.00 44.50 l Whttf Fox Scarfs Very handsome skins AB Cf In animal style .... 75.00 " 3 Nutria Stoics Large and wide ef fect. Kith pockets. In tnupe or natural nutria 49.50 75.00 3 Hudson Seal Stoles A lone. wide, straight scarf of handsome quality... 13.00 59.50 n Mole Stoles The finest Scotch moleskins In long, wide scarfs, with pocVets 59.50 88.00 3 Jap. Kolinsky Stoles A latge, wide effect, trimmed with tails and paws S5.no 59.50 3 Cross Fox Scarfs Very selected skins of handsome quality so.BO, 1 KollfiNky Squirrel Cape A Bmart new effect, with largo shawl collar no.oo 59.50 n. r 69.50 3 Blue Fox, Scarfs Large, wide animal scarf of selected skins too.oo 69.50 1 Mink Stole I-nrge nnd stole, trimmed tails and paws. wide with 79.50 tts.oo l'MInk Stole 10 large skins tn a long, wide effect. trimmed with tails and paws 148.00 98.50 1 Russian KotinxUy Cape A very effective style ot finished uuallty Kolinsky. elabotately trjmmed with ermine .....75.ou 1a 11 saaaai , CY w 150,00: I fillvpr Fnx A handsomely 175 00, "-.I..J ll..ar IIS (in fsJsVWl Him new phihi-. .. .-.....- ? 1 Hudson Boy Sable Scarr ' "r' 11 handsome skins worked Into a ,i straight wide 275.M ' stole .7 .samr'Pr'y --"' ' I M V k A wt v a j 1 i v:i ti H j I 1 r X t.T B JSk n Children's COATS... 3 .89 sail No $uor is remiireda FUR COATI - AW-IMUFPS. 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