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1953
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Killed in action
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as Missing
Washington, Dec 13.
.. Another biff casualty Hat Is reported ,
ly General Pershing today, thouffh of
the total of 2166 the wounded comprise I o
the treat bulk. 1953 belnc so designated
The killed In action number sixty-five,
while disease caused the death of nlnt
two and fifty-six are reported mlsslnsr.
Summarized, to date the losses are1
Reported
Dec. i:f.
Totals
15,607
9,357
13,906
1,935
14.772
69,535
'Killed In action.. .
Died of wounds
llled of disease
Died from accidents and
other causes
Missing In action (Includ
ing prisoners) . ...
'Wounded
92
56
1953
Grand totals ... .
2166 125,132
OFFICERS LIST
Died of Disease
LIEUTENANTS Flojd K. Arnold n-
thens, ra. : Alvin M Bentlf, Owoaso. Mich :
William J. Devauchn Lenlsburu W a .
John Moore Paxton, Trenton. N J
New York Shipbuilding
Corporation
Camden, New Jersey
The ya'd that launched the Tuck
ahoe In 27 days wants some good
men' for various departments
Do not apply If you are at pres
ent working for any other shipyard
See representative at U S. Em
ploj ment Service. 521 Arch St , also
3d & Walnut Sts , Philadelphia ; and
5th & Taj lor Sts, Camden, I7. J.
'William Etsweiler & Co.
ESTABLISHED 1886
TSPEOALBLACK"
Manufacturers
'Vaterproof &
Steamproof
Leather
Belting
Philadelphia,
U. S. A.
WATERPROOF
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Nagle
iSteel Company
Sleel Plates and Sheets
Pottstown, Pa.
f-Chas. J. Webb & Co.
Wool .
and Cotton Yarns
116 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, Pa.
C. JESNIG
Precision Machinist
716 Sanson. Street
Philadelphia
N. Z. GRAVES
Incorporated
' 22 and 24 South Third Street
Philadelphia.
To Hoots of Specialties In Paints eni
Tarnishes
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Hydraulic and Power Tools
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Wounded Revrrelr
, CArTAlNS Samuel S, Froehllch, Harris
burp. I1".. Flojd U. Lewis. Snlein. Ore.,
Walter A. Sommers, Washington, D. C
LIEUTENANTS Lawrsnce C Uoeher.
Shawnee. Okla.i Lvvls II. Cox, llaltlmorc,
Ma.! .Clarence C. Stephens. Cleveland, O.s
Amml w. Van Auken, Kalamazoo, Mich ,
Alfred Adams, Omaha, Neb. s John II, Cade,
Lberton, Oa., Manton U. Harwond, Sprlnu
held, O.: rhlllp K. Harnard, Washington,
D. C : Oliver It Paxson, Audubon, Pa.;
Robert r. llrownln. Ilhinebeck. N Y ,
Richard C. Christopher, New York, Al
bert 11. Mion, New York, Donald A. l'errv,
llochester, N. T., Elmor O. Peterson, Red
Win. Mlnn.i William P. Urban, Iluffalo,
n. y.
Mounded, Detrre Umletermlnrd
CAPTAINS Thoinis L. Lamnrcux, Cris
tobal, Canal Zone, I.'ojce E. Miller, Macon,
Oa.
LIEUTENANTS tohn Cahlll. .Ir . Nor
folk, a,, William E. Simon, Wichita Kan ,
Abraham Livingston, Los Awri-les, Ca. . Har
vey C UpdeaTuve. Ration,, la , Iowell II
Hodges, Houston, Tex. i Alfred I. Wlnsett
Mulberry, Ark.; Robert B Gallon a). Mem
phis, Tenn , Frank Urady, Dawson, N, M ;
Hobert C Little. Thomasvllle. N C.I
Matthew Whltn Mitchell, Fond du Ln
Mis.. Thoman D Wullcer. Hnrlnfrflpl.1 O. .
(luv S. Williams Pollock, .Mo , William
Wallace Major. Chlaco HI ; Louis Joseph
l.ewls, Lebanon. I'a , M-rttn A. u llrlen,
, Cleveland, O. Melvln Urlmes Caldwell,
I Charlotte, N C , Maitnlen McArdle, Wash
ington, 1 c.
Wounded Mlirlitlv
CAl'TMN Klncdon T Slddall
Ravenna,
MlllTEXAVrS limi. Mnntfnril R, hley.
Old Ljme Conn , William Carrlnaton Slet
tinlus. Washington, D C Emanuel Melas
k, Tavlor Tex , llernld Cuurtnev Iloston
Mass., James II Dolphliu Kane I'a , Hen
Jamln E lrbj, I.'eaumont, Tex , Hllmer
Thorer, Skovholt. Moorelon N Dal . Wil
liam M'arfleld, ChlcaEo, Iluah -M Mauck
Atlanta, Oa , Edwin 11 Patterson, Claren
don. Tex.: Harrv fl llradfnrd Weston. Mo
Paul M. Carver. Wllljesvllle. N Y , Wll
Ham Coerly Cooke, llrookln, N, Y" , Prank I
I. Ooltschnlk, Marathon Clt. Wla., I,olrl.
I" Llnso, JIllUdReilllo, lla Kenneth Mi
Connell, Jlnrtlett Tt c . Simon JVler Nan
ntntra. Emporia, Kan , Paul W, 0lom, Ma
con, Oa.; Harold H Oakes, Denver, Col
Klemme O Lonste, Iows la . John El
vln Mitchell. M Louis Mo. , Harold .
Haycroft, Itrookln. N Y , Hen E. Turner
Kahoka, Mo , Ilalph W Halter, lemln.
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Killed 111 Utlon
PIHVATES Lnn Wetherhon 'pitiKler
Hnrr It. Hcnz 317," Helfc-rade street Phil-
rtfMphla Wllliim E Meer l'reeport An
tonlo Conilun.inls, Lebanon
Died of DUease
PRIVVTI, Clueppe C'arbonl llHrrl"
burn John t oopr, Mahauoj City. Kubf rt
Parllng l'enbrook Sahatore Kort, 1,'eth
Khtm II run n Madson Carbon Counts,
llurr Waion Johnatoun
lounded Seiereb
SPr-ULANT-- Chester V. Dai. Pitts
1 jrgh Verb' If Lockwnod 32Jn A street
Philadelphia John Rappold JtlllH North I)
street, Philadelphia, John J Reed. lfin
West Torn street, l'hlhidelphia. Edward
Rlnu PlMnouth.
( oRPORALS Howard J Purdorow Rer
wjn. William P TUnn. 27r,7 Klrkbride
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sound her praises everywhere. They
will expect to find YOU wearing a
1919 Red Cross button when they
come home.
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Roll Call Begins Monday
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to join the Red Cross for the year 1919
or to renew your old membership. v
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1613 CHESTNUT STREET
Telephone, Locust 3770
street, Drldeaburir Philadelphia, llatph E,
Eraker, Littleton, John l'lkul, Puritan,
Harry J. Ulnther, Pottstonn I ouls I Wir.
ren. Parkeraburir. Harry J. Elfk, Montours
vllloi William Kenned), bus Schiller street,
Philadelphia, Melvln Schlauch, Montours
vlllei Omer Tresaler, Llcki James A. Camp,
Tarentum
WAOONEn Charles I Jacob. 217 North
Randolph street. Philadelphia
PRIVATES Uuataxe J. ranll. Oreens
burci Mario Illlllpl, Yntesboro, Mike Streak,
Unlontown, Robert H Williams, Andover,
William S. W'llsher, Carnegie, Samuel E
Abrams, Hlin South Eighth street, Philadel
phia; Philip Desman, 2U"3 North Myrttowood
street llladelphlat AHchael Canter. Lan
caster; lament Chereako. Olyphantl Adam
Darusky, Hudiun, William U. Klrhler. i'43u
North Opal etreet, Philadelphia; Thomas D
Covert Uroie City; Walter A. Doud, Scran
ton, Christ Andrew Spanos, Pittsburgh,
Henry Teldon, Httt Cherry streot. Philadel
phia. Christian V Hfldt. Erie; Harrv T
I Ketner, 0111 Elmvood avenue, Philadelphia
(Irant . Rhodes Mllo Run, I redcrlck F
I Relmer, 1313 Uiwrence street, Philadelphia,
lllavmond Joseph Schopp, Shamokln, lavld
E Steegcr, York, Hattsta Amollna, Dnnnra
W'llllatn (1 lleramann. Honosdale; tlllbert
A Doyle, Dovlestown, Prank Oldley, Union
town, Hernard W Jenkins, New Oxford,
John E Miller. Easton, John T. rettlt. 41'7
' Spruco street, Philadelphia; Oeorge Law
I rence Plummer. South Eork; John Yenger,
'Oil City, Robert II Addis, Vanderbllt, James
' Chepelevlch, Clnleton Nathan Cohen, 111)
1 Wlnton street Philadelphia, Olusenpo rilla,
North Hraddock Unvmoiul 0 Urllntn, Heth
lehem (leorge D Clrlmes, Ileadlni;, Prank
Ktnovlrr, Leron. James Mav, Connells
vllle John J. Sullivan. Itlii7 Manton street,
Philadelphia, Lester C Surnger T.owl8
burir John J Sweenej, Oarrettford. Harr
H lavls New Paris, ueorge II Chimbers,
Sutersvllle: Michael Jaffe Coatesvllle. Olo
vnnl llelle, 720 South Clifton street, Phila
delphia. Dnmlnlek Zonlno, W'lckhaven, Edsar
C Ilrouaher. Cokevllle.
lAnmided (Deffree t'ndelermlnenl
SEROEANTH Robert A. Evans, 21IR
I East Huntingdon street, Philadelphia; John
i Schrotter, W'llklneburg, William II Cooper,
Scrnnton
CORPORALS John niasoskl. Plilllps-
burg John H Huoy, Milton, Thomas A
Kane LMIl Richmond street. Philadelphia,
i John Mosako Mount Pleasant; Earl Tnngert
Lam ister. Heasty S Wehler. Coatesville
'William J II. Shade. Turbotillle. Leo 11
i Haw thorn, Townllp, ljuls Lendenskl, Na
trpna, James II Painter, Creeksslde. Simon
N llnoth West Kllzibeth Edward W Pear
son R Tillne
IHMLERS Albert Hound Masneld, Abra
I im Phillips. South Hethlehem
MUSICIAN William F lieorge, 0324
I North Lambert street. Philadelphia.
PRIVATES Draton A Stokely. Merer;
Antonl Derbin Erie William L. Housel
Montgomery, Ilenr) E King, Waynesburg,
!.ouIh W Ros, ardlev Lawrence Curntol
Easton. Ramond illenn Pern, Ilrodford,
I Howard Shackleford, 2-!21 Stewart street
Phllndelpiila, Roland II Thonip-on, .stow-
lartstown John W. Williams rux VoofI
street Philadelphia: David S tlamble, 2712
Poplar street Philadelphia, John H Hoch,
Kutztown, Joseph Hoffmin Rochester, Jo-
1 seph Wlilttaker Holllngs 341." Crj stal street
Philadelphia Thomas Mi Kale 2101 York
street Philadelphia. Peter W Poda Potts-
lll. DaMd Polakol, l,2'i South street. Phil
adelphla, Albert R chnable. Lan'date. Ar-
thur P Miss Westfleld James Stowurt
llojd. Morris Run James A Ward. 1021
North Dover street Philadelphia, I'lojd 1 .
W'oomer, Howard, William Islington, 300D
1 East Fremont street, Philadelphia; Paul E
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Il-nder, Pittsburgh; Leyton L. Everltt. Ilar
I torn Hie i Itobrrt McKnlglt, Dunmari Thomas
,icieary, nw west l.ippmcott street, lnna
delphla; Paul D. Miller, Coatesville; Joseph
Poster, Unlontown; James Ilaylor, Allen
town, Samuel rtonnel Ilubb, Mill Creek;
Charles Durness, Ulenslde; Oeorge W. Jones,
Jr., strlckcrsvllle: Stanley May, Nordmont;
Joseph Frank McAlevage, I'lttstnn; Warren
P. Lehr, York; Abraham Miller, 1014 Wlnton
street, Philadelphia; Allan Miller, McKce'a
Rocks; Lee Prank Mills, Lebanon; William
Montgomery, Susquehanna; Mike H. Olfaskl,
Harleton; Joseph I, O'Neill, 2030 North
Fourth street, Philadelphia; Ralph Lea
Powers, North Olrard: Albert K, Senderllng.
i'mil Olenwood aven'i" Pil s "elnhl I 't
Simons. Hasting, William K. Keck, 4015
North Sixth street, Philadelphia; John A.
Simons. 31011 North Taylor street, Philadel
phia, Dela Smith, Mllltown; Roy II. Steln
inger, 02.1 Upland street. Chester; Francis E
Tepe, West ISIIrribelh: YVIllle A. Ttson, Chap
man; jonn umsieaa, uojersroru,
Wounded rlllglitlr
SEROEANTS Rudolph Schwartz. 24411
North Twenty-eighth street. Philadelphia;
Oeorge M Atkinson, Doylestown; Darl Moses
Maslker, fcadvllle; Emory I. Hachman,
Wltmer. Joseph E. Schwelger, 323 Spruce
street Philadelphia; William Valentine Har
ris. Warren: Joseph R. Mlddletom Hedford
CORPORALS Edmund llaker. North
Springfield; Mike Do Sota, Pottstown: Earl
Carnahan Indlatin! Prnnk Ovler. Johnstown:
Harry H Calhoun. Ilerllnt Walter
Doubb, Johnstown; Harry u. f-tter,
Chambereburg: Martin Slojny, Plymouth;
Oeorge Drlesbaugh, Harding; Oscar O,
-Minor. Hallton; William D. Ank
ododltlch. Hazleton: Charles Dopko, Old
Forge Lester C, Olcklng. West Plttston:
Samuel Gilbert, 30 South Iffy-eighth street,
Philadelphia; James J. Held ll31 East Som
erset street. Philadelphia; William S. Itese,
Pittsburgh, Henry Sutton Meddle, West
Newton, William 13. Ellason. Kane. William
J Prasch, 224 North W llton street. Phila
delphia. John H, Campbell. I51oomsburr:
Felix Oullday 1201 Highland avenue, Ches
ter: Thomas P. Slack Dunmore: Robert C
Pmlauf. Muncie; John E. Fallon, 2347 Coral
street. Phlladelnhla; Howard Francis Wal
ters. Phoenlxvllle: William T. Mullen. 2820
Haul street, Philadelphia, Robert Stewart,
MM Theodore avenue Philadelphia.
COOKS William Howjtz. Conneilsvllle;
John P. Fnrley, 211U North Eighteenth
street Philadelphia.
IIUOLER Clarence l'allon, 1109 Sloan
street Philadelphia
MECHANIC Nathan Sahln, 1923 North
Franklin street. Philadelphia
WAGONER Claud L Cannon, Bradford
Countv.
PRIVATES Harry N. Ltros, Easton: TjO
renzo Loperflte, Vandergrlft. Frank la
chlule Reading; John J Remllnger. Pitts
burgh: Clarenro E Strnup, Sare: George H.
Peberdy. ry330 Magnolia avenue, German
town Philadelphia, William Vincent, To
wanda, Joseph I Mellon, 2343 Meredith
street, Philadelphia Albert Killskl, KOI)
Vorth Marshall street. Philadelphia. Elmer
Marsden. Olvphanl, James L Muldowney,
Mlnersvllte: Thomas J Walter. 0374 Over
brook avenue, Overbrook, Philadelphia: Abra
ham Welner 212 Monroe street, Philadel
phia: John Houser. Prockvllle. Conrad Jos-
inh Kautzman, Pittsburgh: George E
Mejers. llalrvllle. John L. Odennatt. Pitts
burgh. John A, Thomas Heldelherg; John
Tully, Wayne, Rocco Longo 710 Salter
street, Philadelphia, DaMd II Johnson, Ilrls
torla. Edward Johnsonbaugh Altoona; JameR
V Kelly. 1021 South Fifty-third street.
Philadelphia: "John M. Kelles. Rufn Dale,
Erich Arthur Anderson, Erie: Howard L,
Durr, Heading; Ignatz Antonlac, Jeannette;
)MxQxll4&
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Howard J. Hlrdmann, 2209 North Hope
street, Philadelphia: Orrle U llowman. In
liana: Clarence C. Ilrown. Sheffltld: Lester
A. Carson, Clearfield; Antonio Cocozza, 008
Catharine street, Phitlelphla! David Cor
nish. .Lynn; Leo A. Derrlr. rlttstnnt Clar
enco r. Dull, Mt. Vernon; Joseph E. Flan
Ran. B32D Catharine street. Philadelphia;
James H, Hell, zionsvllle; Ernest E. Rohr.
Delaware County; John T Watts, Ard
rnore; Anthony Zatanskl. Troop; -William J.
Carr. Ta ut; John Ferry, 117 Pastorlus
street, Uermantnwn, Philadelphia; Prank W,
Hetherington. r.323 Walnut street, Phlladel
!'.1;l.a!.Ch"rIes J. Kane. 433 Allison street,
Philadelphia: Fred W Lund. 421B Osage ave
nue. Philadelphia; Clde Markle, Windsor;
'J I lam R. Mattern, Formatllda; Martin J
Moran, 4040 Larchwood avenue, Philadel
phia; Peter Radoychleh Pittsburgh: James
H Ran, 14 North Fiftieth street. Philadel
phia: Harry O. Schwnrtz, 2101 West Alle
gheny avenue, Philadelphia: Thomas E,
Htrlckler. llanderbllt: Daniel Joseph Sulli
van, Scranton: Charles Wertz. Montgomery:
John A, lfrossman, Olensldel Glen Hoyd
Collyer. Iewlstown: Leonard William Ettl,
Allentown: William Farley, Jr., 430 Sloan
street, Philadelphia: Earl II. nartman.
Moomaburg; Andrew Joseph Vey, Pittsburgh:
John Zeitier. Pittsburgh; George II. Henry,
1133 Wlngohocklng street, Phitaaelpnla;
John O. Kiegler. Honesdale: Simon Mlins,
Durjea: Prank J. Kedtke, Ilacananua: An
thony F, Kallnowskl, Shamokln: Joseph
takslmlk, Dixon City: John E. Mastcller.
Danville: Charles Hchombert. Jr., Johns
town: Elmer Jackson. Pittsburgh: Wllo Ka
rat, Marabeth: Charles r, Christ, Hunt,
lngdon: Andrew Rudlk, Pottstown, Leonard
A. Sandomlre, Pittsburgh: Marshall Slgel,
Huck Valley: Hnrry 11. Ackley, Wjrox: Jos
eph J. Vulks, 1802 Vine street. Phlladel
phia; Clavton Crago, Mlddletown: Harry E.
Delley, Catasauriua,
Missing In Action
SEROEANT Leonard A. Tleld, New
Hrighton "
CORPORAL William S. Keeney, , New
Freedom '
rillVATE-i Edward E. Mllont 423 Mon
tana street, Philadelphia: VIncenzo Perna,
212J West Stella street, Philadelphia,
NKW JERSEY
Killed In Action
CORPORAL Clarence Stokcy, Manas
quan. TRIVATE Herman Caplan, Newark.
Died of Disease
SERGEANTS Clarenro 3. Rrowney, New
ark: Charles T, Htutzboch, Egg Harbor.
IIUOLER Nicola Lon.bardo, Newark,
WAGONER George Gasser, Newark.
PRIVATES Oeorge. M llerry, Elizabeth :
Nick Damdles, Jersy City: John II. Con
Isn, Newark, Howard H Wvatt Paterson:
Vlncenco Natal. Newark: William 1'. Cre-
gan. Jersev City; Douglas W Dangler, W est
Orange, Henry N Dasher Orantvvood;
How Is Your
. "Culebra Cut"?
.The Panama Canal is a clear passageway
as far as the Culebra Cut. But Gold Hill
has a way of slipping into the cut. And
until dredges can clear the channel, the industrial
schedule of the world ,is out of gear
How about your own canal ? The intestinal canal
is a clear' passageway as far as the large intestine.
There, if you become constipated, waste matter is
allowed to stagnate. It becomes unnaturally dry and
undergoes abnormal fermentation and putrefaction.
Germ activity is increased. Your whole system is
out of gear. Result, the production of irritating and
poisonous substances, which are absorbed into your
blood and carried all over your body, liable to pro
duce disease anywhere The longer such stagnation
is allowed to exist, the harder it is to clean out the
canal 90 of human disease originates in the
"Culebra Cut."
If engineers tried to blast out the slide from
Culebra Cut they would have more slides to cope
with. If you try to blast out accumulated waste from
your Culebra Cut with pills, salts or purges, you will
increase your constipation and next time you will
have to take stronger medicine in a larger dose.
You can't dredge sour canal.
You can clean It out with Nuj'ol.
Nujol softens the mass, and supplies the intestinal
canal with sufficient moisture to replace deficient
mucus. It causes the obstructive waste matter to
pass gently out of your system at a regular hour,
absorbing and removing the poisons as it goes.
Nujol regularity keeps the traffic of your mind and
body operating on schedule
You admire the Panama Canal system. Why not
safeguard your own?' Your druggist has Nujol
Warning:
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Nujol Trade Mark. Insist on Nujol You may suffer
from substitutes'
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nernard Francla Monohan, Jersey. City:
Thomas H. Davison, Princeton; John P.
Ryan, Jersev Cltv Edward J, rorrcstell,
Plalnfleldt Pasqualle Dlsantola, Newark.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined)
SERGEANT Charles M. Downs, lllver
aide, '
CORPORALS Jostph n. Coley. Sewaren!
Thomas P. Lawless, West Orange: Stanley
J. Hnnzcll, Plalnn.'ldi Jacob Stryker, Jr.,
Red Hank.
PRIVATES Theodore Moroz. Red Hank:
Courtland McKIn Meyer. Hrldgeton: John
T. Wlesenhoufer auttenlierg; David Walsh,
Plalntleld: Wllber H. Garrison Kearney;
Frederick A, Minns Haslruck Heights: Wil
liam F, Madolla, Jersey City: Edward J.
Fitzgerald, Hudson Heights; John neither,
Trenton: Joseph M. O'Donnell, Jersey City:
Paclflo Ull-.il, South Amboy.
Wounded Slightly
SERGEANTS Joseph Hagnulo. Newark",
Grover Schlerendeek. llKonne.
CORPORALS Cornellu-i Dorn. Pateraoh:
Stephen Matt, Jr., Paterson; Michael F.
Slnnolt, Jersey City: Robert F. McKersle,
Haledon, ,
PRIVATES Charles R. Healty, Paterson:
TOaglo De Luca, Port Reading; Joseph S.
Maxwell, Newark: Charles P. Schafferl Ho
boker: David Kndllch, Jersey City; John J.
Mulligan, Mlllburn, N. J,; Patrick J. Mulve
Iilll. Elizabeth, Henry S. Iluchanan, Newark:
Frank ,Calabrese, Newark: Pietro Honlnl,
Trenton: Carmeno S. Cltillelo. Lodl: Peter
Homan, Jersey City: Harry Curtlss, Iielmar:
Peter Curtlss, Elizabeth: Tatrlck Joseph Dar
rllll, Jersey City; Ivan Davidowskl, Se
caucus; William K. Chaffey, Asbury ParU;
Raymond Jocdues, Newark: , James J.
O'Hrien, nuddana: Clarence K. Smith. Phll
Ipsburg; Ignocy Wlclouekl, Jersey City.
Missing In Action
, PRIVATE Joseph Tenster. Carmel.
DELAWARE
Wounded Severely
PRIVtfE James Doragh, Greenville.
Wounded (Derree Undetermined)
IRIVATE Frank Hanard. Dover.
Wounded Slightly
rntVATE William Wilcox, Telton.
-MARYLAND
i Monnded Severely
CORPORALS Harry W. Crummltt, BalU
more; Richard A. Pylcs, Mount Ranter.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined)
PRIVATES Robert II. Dexter. Trappes
Howard II Harten, Baltimore; Thomas A,
Gross, Ealtlmore; John Albert, Ilaltlmore;
David H Ileckett. Ilaltlmore: Itwrence Mar
quess, Willis: James H. Howell, Newark:
Krnest J. Glnntz. llaltlmoro; DanlQl K. JmnAlMWjfZMWUrUWSimV
Golden, Hancock. GJMiVGtKlWHv&MLtmWMMMWEMW
Ernest J, Glantz, Ilaltlmore; Daniel K.
Golden, Hancock.
rilOTOPLAYH
JUMBO
KltO.NT ST. & UlitAUD AVE.
Jumbo J unction on Franttf ord "L"
I'AUUW; BlAJUvK In
"ALIAS MRS, BROWN"
I OPI 1QT B2D AND LOCUST STREETS
L,UV,UJ' Mats. I:a0, 3:30. Eviru.tliSOtQll
11ILLIE BURKE In
"THE MAKE-BELIEVE WIFE"
NIXON MD ana MA,,KiT ST-
""FRAUDS "' '
AND FRENZIES"
and 0,
PARK
ItlDdK AVE, DAUPHIN 8T.
Mat. 2:15. Err. 0:4S ta 11.
DILLIE BURKE In
'TUB MAKE-BELIEVE WIFE"
R IVOI I BJD ND PANSOM 6TB.
rWYVJL.1 MATINEE DAILY
. CLARA WILLIAMS In
"CARMEN OF THE KLONDIKE"
CiTR A MP OERMANTOWN AVE.
J I rVAAl'NL AT VENANOO 8T.
CHARLKS RAT In
"8TJUNCJBSAr,:
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f,uui,uru niisii,!
PEROEANT Walter T. Myers. Buckscje
low n.
CORPORAL Cbde R. Fallln, Baltimore.
PRIVATES Hyman Feingoid, llaltlmorc!
George W, McKay. Suitland; Martin E.
.Manche- Whlteford; Iiwrence O'Donovan,
Savage! Joseph Davles. Baltimore: Flojd J,
Baker. Baltimore: Claud E. Epsler, Lyn
wood: Lewin V. Trout. Baltimore'' William
C. .Slbert. Hagerstown: Alvln H Miller,
Baltimore: Edward J, Connell. Baltimore.
VIRGINIA
Died ofDIsease
PRIVATE Arthur II. Christian Lantz
Mills: Edgar It. Hire. Oreenvllle.
Won mini ' Set erelr
CORPORAIy Malcolm C. Mulllns, Big
Stone Gap: Thomas Organ. G'adjs.
,. PRIVATES Henry c. Martin. Censor
Horace V. Elderson, Norfolk: Dewey Fields,
Danville; Walter H. Wyatt. Airy: Hansford
N. Grow. Buena Vista: Henrv Tuck, Chris
tie; Chris Har.ow. Bristol; Edward Olldey,
Lcevllles
Wounded (Decree Undetermined)
SERGEANT Frederick L. Lombard,
Lynchburg
CORPORAL Alfred J. Holtlcr, Ports-
PRIVATES-r-Jnhn S. Sparks. Cllffvlew:
Robert E. Spurlock. Petersburg; Charley
I. Edwards. Heathsvllle: Harry Hatcher,
Theolotdoal Semlnarv, Charlev Smith Chap
man Bristol: Noah Edward Martin. Terry's
Fork: John H. Stone. Madison Bun! Harrv
L Laughlln. Bedford; Ilradlev John Cas
tle, DufTIeld! Ellhu CraddoclC' Jloxberry:
Oeorpe Sattlght. South Norfo'k; Arthur
Smith, Portsmouth: William S. Northlngton,
South Hill: Bordle Porter. Bis Stone Gap:
I Bert Whitman. West Graham.
Wounded Slightly
SEROEANT James Andrew Bosenbaum
Rosehlil.
CORPORALS Dennis II. Goodman, Wal
lace: Garnett E Osborne, Newfl Ferry.
PRIVATES Howard L, Concland, Hamp
Ion; Paul Turlington, Keller: John s. Lump
kin. Indian Neck: Walter J. Cross. Benhams;
James Wulden, South Norfolk: George Bow
IJJJhVSvvht sSC JICfHKkS.iiiiiiiiiiiiiF
liking.
Come in and look over the best assortment o
really choice Overcoats in Philadelphia. Inspect the
fabrics and tailoring, the general effect of grace and
beauty in the models. Then compare the prices with
garments shown in other houses for more money.
vVe especially emphasize our strong and compre
hensive showing of Double - Breasted Overcoats,
Ulsters and Ulsterettes.
Double-Breasted Overcoats, $30.00 to $70.00.
These are very fetching this season. One popular
3
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in
model which we originated is a waist-seam coat with
flaring skirt. There is a wide range of models, how-
ever, in coats of this type ; some are close fitting, while
others only suggest shaped lines. In plain blues,
brown, black and Oxford gray.
I Ulsters and Ulsterettes, $35.00 to $80.00. Here
1 our variety is practically unlimited. Our designers
have excelled themselves in producing garments which
I are practical, stylish and comfortable, and which in-
stantly appeal to men who appreciate handsome and
I attractive clothes. The fabrics used are Worumbo
Cheviots, Blizzard cloths and Crombies eveiything
j really which is right for this kind of coat. -'
Overcoats with Fur dollars, $90.00 to $130.00.
Natural Otter and Beaver Collars on form-fitting and
ulster-type overcoats.
3
Jacob Reed's Sons
I 1424-1426 CHESTNUT STREET
!l!ii;iIillllillll!li;illilllilliIlll!Slilili!IIIIi1!nil!E!lilW
ni()T0ri.AY8
The following theatres ofitain .
their pictures through the
STANLEY Booking Corpora
tion, -which 13 a guarantee of
early showing of the finest
productions. Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtain
ying pictures through the
Stanley Booking Corporation.
Ijr OeTAINIO IM
AlL,U.n 12th, Morris & Tassyunk Ave.
AlnamDra Mat.Dallyat2; Evgs.U:43&0.
MAE MARSH In
"MONEY MAD"
A Dil I O 02D AND THOMPSON 8TB.
ArULLU MATINEE DAILY
D. W. OniFFITH'S .
"THE GREAT LOVE"
1 ADfAnlA CHESTNUT DEL. 10TH
, ArVwLl ioa. M. toll ;J5 P.M.
ULKIB KKIHJUHU.N in
"UNDER THU QKEENWOOD TREE''
OI I ttrniRr, broad street and
DL.UC.DlrV.U' SUSQUEHANNA AVE.
wii.irnoacns n
"LVUOUINU BILL HYDE"
BROADWAY ZffifWW-
PRIVATE PEAT
CHESTNUT HILL 63ZZXl
SHIRLEY MASON in
"COME ON IN" '
C'ylDDIClQ MAIN ST., MANAYUNK
E-lVlr fVCOO MATINEE DAILY
MAR ALLISON In
"RETURN OF MARY"
FA1RMOUNT btlg$8&(&
, KNID RENNETT In
"WHEN DO WE EAT!"
C" A lIM V THEATB,B-iail Market 8t.
r AlVllUi I DA. M. to Mldnl(ht.
DOROTHY OISH In
"UATTLINO JANE'
tziril CT THEATRE Below Sprue
3D 1 tt D I MATINEE DAILY
WILLIAM S, HART in r
HELL HOUND OK ALASKA"
GRFAT N0RTHERN2BT?i,-t,f ju
HAROLD IX)CKWOOD in
"PALS FIUST"
I A ! DC D I A I 60TH WALNUT 8TS.
lMrE.rl"VL. Mats. 2:80. Evgs, 7A0,
BEo-SIE IIAIIRISCALE In,
"HEART OV RACHEL"
AVR,
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Ljjnvun w ah ' man r
I Wnonmu iuaui fjLtMLiHK xm
era. UntlitonJ William B. Col hi n, Oarrlson.
vll e: Hov w. Collier, Denhami Joseph IS
Ollbert. MaeCraily,- Felton Wrlnnt. iCorfollcj
Dewey B Colter, I.unrnhuric: James A. Hnl
llvan. Wicomico Churchl Owen Comwcll.
Ttrlstol, 2-
ae
I'VE
SPREAD MYSELF OUT,
TOO THIN
.I'm a writer of ndTerttnlne
eonr. Ambitions and determined
to snrrcVcl In a lonro war. mr
present position as service man
on o largo dnllr newspaper
burdens me with such n load of
routine detail work that Interferes
with mr ropv. I mnst concentrate
my enercles Ither In the eopy
department of an nrener or as
assistant to advertising- manscer
of proitresslre manufacturer. En
ersette and Industrious I am now
doing two men's work. Ten rears'
editorial ripVrlence before enter.
In adrertlslnc field.
Tor Interview address
D 224. IXDOER OFFICE
fVercoat
J that weird off
Winter
Wort
Weather
Get that new overcoat
now while assortments are
large and selection to your
rnoTpptATS
1 I RPR TV BROAD COLUMBIA AV.
L.10r.r.J, I MATINEE DAILY
PRIVATE HAROLD PEAT In
"PRIVATE PEAT"
333-M ARKET 08If $ JKSS
IIIIJ. H(l E US In
"IAUOHINO BILL HYDE"
J
MODEL w SoSh
Orchsstra.
to 11.
HAROLD LOOKWOOD In
"PALS FIRST"
OVERBROOK
03D
A HAVEIt
FORD AVE.
"AMERICA'S ANSWER"
PAT APP 121 MAB.KET STREET
I rtl-irtE. io a. M. to 11:15 P.
CLUIA WILLIAMS In
"THE ONE WOMAN"
V.
PR INPFe 1018 MAnKET- STnEET
rrVllNVC-JJ 8:30 a. M. to 11(16 p. t
PAULINE STARK In
"juiau urus"
REGENT MARK?T ST. Belovv 1TTH
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ENID I1ESINETT In
"USo AND VBATIIBB8"
RIAI TO OERMANTOWN AVENUE
KIAL1U ATTULPEHOCKENSTi
"FOR THE FREEDOM OF THE EArJT" i
RI IP.V MARKET 8T. DBIX3W TTir
IKKJDl 10 A. M. to UiI6P
P. M.-
MARIE WilJillp l
'TONOUE8 OF FLAME"
CJ AVDY 1J MARKET STREET
nV , ,8 AM TO MIDNIGHT,
"iiiddenVires"
STANI FY MARKET ABOVE tlTH,
oirti'SL.c.i u:j5a.m. tp u (is p,a.V
QERALDINE FARRAR In S t!i
THE HELL CAT"
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