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"Casualty List Today Contains
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7 ' 190 Names From PHila-
dclphia District
A. Blank caVtrlflnes were used In the
Tlnal barrasf lust before hostilities
' it ceased on the morning of November 11 1
'$ "Vufcordlng- to Private Howard I' i
"Whser,1 of 115 Wnt XVaslilnmon lane
Oermantovxn, llstfd as havlni? been,
Wounded at the bnttlo of the Mnrne I
.'Tha war ended with a ill Ixml "
i tans'," wrote rrlvatn AX'lieeler to lili
father. "Exerjboilv went wild includ
ing the Germans liven av illi bV puce
5X artillery on our fr nt took nrt In
who final barrage Thb suns .were flieil
lis rapldl An possible, and I believe nil
former records for spenl wen much
haltered, tt was n continuous liovilInK
'roar and jou could not lieu vnuraclt
think.
rt6f course tint birr ere i" a
nignal that all xvaa ovei mil hex "hot
only b,lank cartrtilg.t. .luring ilu last
Itour,"he added
, "Member of lOOtti Infantr
tj, Prlftt? Wheeler Is a membix of "om
pany L, 101th Infnntn and was with
4hat unit when the Germans were halted
at the Marne He was wounded shorll
-after thit historic stand but recoered
n time to be Jn at the nlh
V"you ought to see the Dutchmen cele
nU'ng by shooting oft m ignesium flares
White stars, rockets and all Kinds of
tt-ench fireworks, both clu nnd nlglit
3-hev certalnl) are glid Its oer are the
rltiles" . , '
J When he wrote to his fathe: VrUate
AVheeler was under the Impression that1
'the Twent -eighth (Iron) rllnlon, or
."Which the lOsth Infantrx Is a unit was
.to be sent home boon The orders were
changed, howcer. before his letter ar-
There aie 0317 names on the combines
ttisualty lists todaj, one of tnc largest
totals gi en out In twent -four hours
Hlnco the American xiiedltlonar
lorce began to take an actl part In
the war. Included In the honor roll
arc 180 soldiers from IMilUrtelphla and
Molnlty, three haUnr been killed u
action, one halng been acvldentalh
Killed, two halng died of wounds and
flo of disease Tort -nine hae been
peerely wounded slt hae been less
seriously hurt, while seenn of those
listed suffered only trifling injur cs and
Virtually all of them hae long since re
' joined their regiments I
SKETCHES OF THE HEROES I
VrlTBte John ltoth. 02 Melon street
Sllth Machine
--n I'nmram. wis
"wounded seriously In the left leg while
KJJe Carried bearing messages
and
'His"Messagc captain
Centpmber
... tenant
.to Garcia' ?i according to an
"omclal notice and letters received hy s
.mother a. few days ago ltoth, who is
Junta the 'hospital whites that tl.ef ac
i?lons of his companv depended on his
Kettlng the messages dellvc ed Ami
fjrte says." "I carried them through until
$hey got me." lie has 'been cpettlng
ll Z-iT . i.....,a rn, enme time and his
Vr.i.f .'' ' .'In'llin'Wi !"" 1,mne "onneDorn is
2V, SSrTnUi won't be surged to find that
fSfa. ,T$i Is on one of the ships due to arrive
Sfi'jji New York thl week
iaaaPtPrlvate .Jeremiah Ualla. seriously
bounded OCtoDer -i, serveu iuui )'"
.n the nay before Joining the armv
IHe was drafted October. 1917, trained
at Camp Meado nd sailed foi oxerseas
(.last April aa a member of Supply Com
pany, Sixtieth Infantry Walls s pi
"rents are dead and he made his home
rltli n. slater. Miss Mattle Johnson, at
si82I North Darlen street No letters
185S Kqrth uarien street , . io'. '"
naxe Deen receixea irum mut ... t...
.montlm.
.on Mnv 26 he sailed for trance
'xvas a member of Companj C. 116th Iji
yfintry, and was stationed at Camp Lee
Tiefore going to France The 'VVashln
, ton telegram, received on November 2C.
istated he had been wounded on October
58. No word has been received from tie
Iiyoung man. and his parents, w ho live
Vat 635 North Twelfth street, are In deep
A Private Frank XX alker, wounded, was
r r Sloe heforel e enlisted The am" alelJ after Cong"BS declared war onitodaj's offlclil l'st as wounded has nl- I
fib I$1 Stint VoJ Cruz when the Jackles Oermanv. trained at ready returned from overseas He spent
W ndS"-"1 that" Mexfca'pon e.n "iniG8 German Soldiers J ? - "3 d,?.e?t ", 'f ,,,om' ,of I1"? M?-
L He was onlv sixteen sears old when, ...., j '"" xvlth 1 2343 West Huntingdon btreet, last wtelt. J
Sf Jie first enllateu in tue na uii cuft-r iu iu. -- -- --- -- -",."-' (.-. . -dw,
$V ftAprll 26, last, he Joined the nrmy and vricnds With Vlrs rthel N-fTit, 1 ' .
T n u 58 lie, sailed for France He rricnus tr nit virs jtiiel Nicholas I : -
Sii T llnducted Into the army viay J4 ns a
KIUIUUCI Ui ui.ij,..,. ........ .......... j
Ho xvas bent to Camp Meade for train
talnir and sailed for Kiartce lulv 7 He
a)vas engaged In the St. Mlhlel dilve and
jjn sentemoer -b receiveu u. uasiv wound
rj-ln the foot from a macliincigun bullet
AVirtI last letter receiveu irom mm,
KS ."had entirely recoxered from his wound
private Walker, who Is tw enti -nine'
tjears old. Is married His" wife and little
Blrl, six ears old. llxe with his wtfe's
-mother, Mrs. Susana Clark, 3064 North,
Snighth street. His father, William ,
frlenry Walker, lives at 2960 Hancock1
-street. 'Prior to his entry Into the serv-
ee he waa a meat cutter for tho Amerl-
Vail . 7fii."i?.1"",".,"i:...,.. ....,..,
"VPie JIUfiu iv. iwiiurr nus wuuuueu
9(OJl DepLuiucr i7i ucuiuiii iu uii uiiiciai
ttelegram to lilsi mother, Mrs Anna
Brtider. 705 West Tioga street The'
ilast letter received from him was writ-
IvLw ' ?on nn fi.ntnnihap 23. frftm a rest rnmn
!!. 4l said that he had been over the ton.
ipT and was resting for the next fight No
Sjj. pother word has come from him, and his '
K. ' sflll.i n f A rlaanllf xnnrnol TJrl nitt .
y iTBnider as drafted last Maj, sent to I
K-caiTiD Aieaue, asaigneu 10 company ii,
StBth Infantry, and sailed for Trance,
Can July C He Is twenty-five jears old,
(ind was employed by the Electric Stor
age Battery Company prior to his entry j
juilo tne service.
SS Private Wllllalrt Hoimeborn, Company!
iJP, 315th Infantry, wras wounded Sep-i
itember 59. when a machine-gun bullet!
LtwVQora through his left hand He has I
4 jully recovered. On November 21 he
A 'Jl.orn. 310 tVest York street, to "Put un
J ?he new lace curtains, and hang out the!
WfJJ fiag, tar I am coming home. And I am
S.'? uthumrrv for the good eats like you always
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tivai- and absolutely at, the
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mh IN TOWN
Mm Phone, Poplar 5039
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FMNK C. KENYON
Z&'JSSS-'y
Philadelphia
KHXF.n IN ACTION
IJKtm-.VANT HILI.IAM t'. ROCK,
VD33 Spring Garden el. (previously re
ported), si.uoHANT Atnov i. rnicn. nau
North 1'Olh t. (Unorriclally reported )
TrlTate
r. DM AIM) UTZOKRAIJ), 1:30 South
Hancock st,
AtCIDI'.MMXY MIXFI)
mmmcivv KntVAnn taui, strouh,
01S3 Catharlno t.
i)inj ov uoiiNns
Prliates
DOMtNlfO srlAI.LA, Cheater
JMI-S HM1TII, MU Tlulcum ae
DIED 01' DISKASH
MIRSI! MM1ION II. tVHITC tKO
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LOOK Illt.Mt J, MKI.V1N, 3339 North
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Prlfate
JOIIV II. TWI-OIt, 1011 Talker st
UKIMAS O'NfcJLU 203T North Homier
ntA.NK n. UALKI.lt. Cheater
U OI'MIFD SKt h ItlUA
C'AITMN ITlLDHtirik It. KRtTON.
17n I oenat pi (prexlouslv rrporteil)
LIEITI.NANT lltM( A. AN IIOItN,
I4IU North Mllh al , ..
I.li:i TKNtNT I'RWK SCIIOUMl, lr
lllth nl Oforil eta
I IKt'Tt.N T UHlll S. COLWWN,
.'tis Mouth llutolilnon t
III.ITINtNT UIIIMM . FIIMFR,
1"JJ North Lawrence at
SI IKIUXNT TIIOMV . HOtt.IlltN.
tut.Mi.M Cilhim at
Sl.ROflWT JlMB" I'. IIAUAS 104t
I al eatmorMnnd at ,
s- IMll, NT JOHN U. KI'.l.IA, 2(40
Last . learll Id at
Corporal
IIOU RI) . MII.IKK. lfl-,-, Vest Sua
nuehnnna a
nll J IIOTII. :" Melon a'.
JOHN lll-RTRON. .07 Mden al
Utility ltns tin "outh Allien al
.I( K II ( ILMM1NT, ll'.O Smith 4th
UII.IIIM K lll"Mt. toll Pemberton
TIIOMts I. I WIN 'JllO McClellin It
I.Ull.i: U. lilt till 1A, 00 It Leeds st
rrlrateti
JOSI-I'II UUSS1. J20" llaat bereeanl ll
'a r intr aa n merhinlcl
MOKRIs HVlllMIWIl., .IsH aluslne
NTIHIN I RVirr.ItTV. .943 Dia
mond at rt..A ,. ,,
UIIIItM II. STVNLKV. 2009 Holt)
DNII-L (U'ORMI. rtioa Glcnmoro
JOHN (JIUtT, 10-0 I'owelton ai"
(II OIKlll M, RKtdH, 2.'30 South Crol
lOItltfs M. ROSLNTH VI.. Sl4 Oreen-
isiinie'i: iionhv kot faoutn ;th at
AIMtsHMJ, S. ALNTU. U-0 North
r4th at
MIKOKII HSIHR. .0 Sloan at
.KIsITH L. lllllltTTX. 1714 Melroae
( 11 Mil l-s SNMM R ", US IloEant at
D(1M1M( K (RLStl.NTI. 10JU toulh
SKHII KI Ml N1RV (lift Pa.ach.ill axe
HlNK I". -s)t, J24T Troaa at
JOSKI'II I IMl'Ht, 1U3S i:nst llunllnc
ln ar .... ...
l ItKRT I4M. 2IJT ItnersMl at
JOHN' lll-Nt(,II. tm North H.lnB
4I1II.N ll(l(.lN, sll) North Itll 6'
Itn' S ( IABK ".02t rrh at
ritVNK III T7KI 414 N'orth Dearborn
4III1N Mc(,NI(,l I' .OV) Clarrett at
RNIt (le ( N0 1S04 outh lllcks. Rt
TlIOMts I 1IIINSON. HI Ioerln.-s
MKIIM'T, IIRIIUV 111 Noel at
11B sll.NtTFR. -Mil Mnrter at
I II Mil s ('Mll'lll I I.. 7S0 W.at Til a'
llhNIVMlN 111 NNI It 7J7 Merc st
.MMKS 1VOOI1 IV. shnrp al
IKII'OII) lllltltllll. -H'iS Mereer at
.KISITH KlISS 4 111 I .North ".th "f
(I OIU.K 4. TDIIM1A, 1133 Mujamensinz
aenue.
rooked There s no phicc
tho world
like dear old I'hlllj."
A Hlstir. HUzibeth, Is the proud pns-
w.wr of n war service medal earned as
npector of trigger guards for small
nn))s Hn at tho jildvalo Steel Com-
, twentv-four xears oiu, nnu a lormer
taiCIltl Ul 111" avi .. Mi.wa.t
team
I'rlvalr XX niter S. llnnera. xvounded
September 13, previously had been
gassed He sailed for France last June
ifler .i short period of training at Camp
Lee. as a member of Company K, 146th
Infantrv He is twenty-two jears old
Xppiientlv he has recoxered from his
wounds, for a letter written November
1G arrived on December 7 s.tj Ing that
he h.id rejoined his regiment.
I'rlvnte I'ntrlik I! Murpliv, Company
K 146th Infantrj. was wounded In the
leg by Rhrapnel on September 29 On
N'ovember 6 he wrote thnt he wis stilt In
the hospital, but gae little Information
is to his condition Hci was inducted
Into the service list April nnd sailed for
Trance In June arter a nrief period of
training nt Camp Lee He lived with
his parents at 1617 North Ninth street
rri,tc imrlea (,. MiioIn, 1724 XX'est
believes that her son s
wounus must have
ueen very slight as
she has received .1 letter from him dated
November 18, in which he tells of the
great das of tho 10th and 11th, and how
the Germain were over In the Allied
trenched ten minutes after hostilities
ceased, making friendly overtures He i
hab a brothel, llalph, who Is In i re
placement camp In France. The young
soldiers tome of lighting stock theli
grandfather, Batcman Saddlngton, hav
itk. iwii .i Rrltlsh veoman
private IaHclore lloreu. viounded, Is
,nmhfr or enmnanv J. Jlbin inrnnt..
ana has been in France since last Julj
v letter from the war department to
.Seventh street, a few daya ago told nf
i he joung soldier being wounded on the
twentv-ninth of October. He was In the
optical business with his father before
joining tho colors
rrlvatn Samuel C. Harmer, C328
, '
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11 nirnhn lfiriP- a V tin I to cMIIUtod mma. . laI... J. i. a . . i , i.. I I
1 1U0 Ynnkeei "enexes tnat her son s --lil?irr-. -" .
the lanhees wounds must i,r,i ir?T?v?5tfr-- li . I
I ueen ery Hiieht an -a - J i Jtl
lit
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Soldiers on Today's
WOL'NDMI,
PfflRKE
3IINKII
DM)F,Tnn
I leutenant
i:i)UARD IV. 8TKRI.1N0. 8811 North
MiU ltl II. MAOHIRK, Uajne
.KIIIN t .MRRBir'K. lloborouh.
MALT Lit . HbRK, 02S Uit LehlKh
KKNNI7TII S. RtSTON, Ambler (I're-
vioualj reported )
Nencrnnts
of AR O. CATIKV. 23t"i l'ernan it
IIAIIRV II. MHMITT. 419 Alhdalo at
UlLlIVM ' KILLIAM. 2180 lt Le-
high ae
orporals
RM HllNIRKMTII, 2012 Miater at
.MIL f. U t KFB, 29S9 Kalrlllll it.
IIA11K1 HIRB KKUK1, 1009 South-
I'll RLKS 1 A. nF.FRM, 1422 North 20th,
hVtll'KI. J I'tlTKIlSON, 84a Thaver,
MiIU'eVfR J. I'lULLIrS, 2121 rfoutt
outh
ItltVi at
UALTFU N
S'NI)LR, 2120
North
SMaTtiiR RI7II. 03 Te..un at
Marsinn bi
josrni 11.
Jl..l'.'l tV UTOfc
Pla-
moiiu it
rrlvatea
JOHN IV. ROTH. 2040 North Jeaiup it
(aervlnir aa ft mechanic)
inilN (.ODHtll ( I. 10.M Juniper at
MITtllLIL JOHN nOiNK. t laaahlekon
antiio oiMrinmo, 1409 soutix
IIANin. I'VTRKIi HKIOINX. 1015
CHAlYi.tS II. MCIIOLAI. 1724 W Into
IIWMll Rl RLV. T31 Jackaon at
l-llVSK I. HOVIK. 700 North Franklin
I'ATRHK K Mlinrlll. 1117 Nor(h Bill
I II KI I s lllTIIHMKIt, .'34 North 7th
sAHATINO AI1F.LI.IKA, 4013 I ancaa
Jo'srlMl'Mlty. 20(11 Fast ork at
UHUtll . HI'.IIAM), 103 West
Lurft) at
Illtlt II. IIRF1 n. 2-,"fl Filfthorp st
1 IUNK . (IMtDNKIl. r'09 Sulllan at
IIXRR1 I). MOIK. N. 1.8 N' Linden
w ood at
DOMFMdt UMMCk, 420 Ilutton-
w i'l a t
John t. rrmiiinw S77'j U Jinth at.
sMI n, KIISMtN, -117 South Mildred
IMRKA II llll Ft, HI North 12lh at
JtMF.s . 01 IN UN, 00 Hollind ave
MiniFIL d'M I Film 3121 North 0th
ITItMKXO fHS(lK 901 Mder at
IIKNR U. UHITtOMR, 4S39 North
loth at
WALTIR . nOUl US. 210 W.est Sonl
AIOSFS1 J, IIIIOUV. 1410 nith 22d It
HI ( r llltl HFIt. 701 Went Tioga st
FROSI'FRII (.01 HI rl, SIS Itllner at
l'llNCIS I IRMO. 1111 D at
HARItt llll'I'TI I IIRI1I. -00 North
T w fAnee at . .
.IOSFPH LtRRIOLt. 111 Penadule at
l'lttNK s RFNC I. 1140 South .M-irahiil!
I HANK MILIUMS. Ulljht lano (no
bonaa addreaa aivenl,
fllllltll J MIRIll, 10311 Maie at.
TIKI1MS J O'llRII.N. 4727 Vmbrla It.
Mil HM'L I'M L. 1310 Lnlty at
THOM II, RFF.SK 4Jiil North Darlen
TIIOMVS ROUI 3418 Hownian st
rilltWVS J, HI Ml, Mayne, Pa
IIKNR1 M. TI10MXS. 17 Went Sejmour
STI-PHFN U SIIMI 1J.M Oaul st
PTS C'AI'MIH, ".in Federal at
JOHN It ROTTOMIK1. 'n' "tew art st
uoi Nm-n si ir.HTix
CAPTAIN JOHN V. HIISTUll l. 334S
Itidsa ave, (previously reported)
Sericennta
lll TIFA S. ROl'Kll, 00.'7 lanadowne
aviMlue
III I III N MVSTFR 231 limbHrd at
IIIRNMtll (Mil IIFN 2SIJ IlllKe ae
1,1 oitoi: u. mi.wfr uiH vtrnin st
DOMI NirO I'KSIKILII, 7.'J. lteser
inun at
C orporals
llVRIt) F. I'ODOLNiril. 32.' South at
1 ItLIlt ItlUv (1. UII.OF. 17J1 .North
I'ranklln at
fil.OKliK . KNMT. 1211 Porter at
Spreague street, wounded Is i member
of Companv M 146tl Infantrj, and has
hem In France slnco June Ho left
hem for Camp Lee last April, only
training five weeks on tills side On
December 9 Mrs Cnthrlne Harmer. his
mother, received an ollUlal telegram
xnjlng that ho was wounded September
23. but a letter from the boy himself,
wuttcn In November, says nothing about
any Injury. He has mentioned It. hovv-
l ever. In a later letter "Just back from
"if ironl," he adds 'The rats are as
big n cats out there and thej look, act
and smell Just like the boche and are
almost as great an cnemv to us sol
(licrfl " He expects to be homo soon
He has a brother Charles J , twcnt-one
veir old with an umbulam e company
in Trance
Private s X. sn,Ka, tvxent.-tlirea
Sears old, of the quurtermxstel s corps,
was wounded and gassed September IB,
according to a Uovernment telegram re
ceived bj h!s mother, Mrs Annie Sacks,
J207 North Twenty-ninth street, a few
dajs ago A week before this messige
arrived a letter reached her siylng that
ho had recovered and rejo'ned his com
pany. He enlisted In November, 1917,
and after a month in Washington, D f , I
went overseas
Wl-hed r.x v-
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Same old aridreaica
If IIS. riafeth M.
110 Ofrmunton-n Axe,
0PENEVENIN0S
intTiL
XMAS
XMAS
Neckwear
65c and $1
See Our Wonderful
Selection
mwns
iSnc
andl
yli- Near 13th and Market Sts
J Ask for Xmas Souvenir
Jfe OPEN EVENINGS
&immmm&
Gift Neckties
Unusual at
$3 Each
A rich, lustrous quality of silk
and a variety of desfpis that
you will say are fay out of the
ordinary. Many new and beau
tiful effects.
Necktie 65c to f 3.S0
Glorti ,.,..,.., $2 00 to 8.00
flllk Shlrti..... 4.00 to 8.00
811k Half Hose.. 63c to 3 SO
Bath Itobei OOOtoCS.OO
Walking Sticks.. ?.00 to JJ.Q0
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Casualty Roll
rrltalea.
HnRD-ON CAItTFR, 710 r at.
EDWARD A. BM1TJI, 1220 Bhacka-
maion at,
TIIARI F4 kTOHRFR, U.21 Palmer at.
ROIIF.IIT STEFriN, 203 Uat Wllmer
avenue
IIXRRV N. DKAL. 2027 South Croikejr.
ARTIIIR V. JIOtTRi 204J Kllanorth.
I RANK MALKFR, 8004 North 8th at.
UIUKM'K r. STLMART. Ridley
Park.
JOIIV II. UII1TK, Narhatth.
josfpii v. cr.ti. Tia south r.sth st
Al.rilONM II. HF.LMKI, 1181 North 8d.
JOSM'll 1. HEUITT, 608 Uaat Cam
bria at,
MIKK I'AUMS. 1010 South Front at.
nill II' A. nRNNFTT, l3 Artdlaon at.
MlfllAFL (ilLOFItT, 208 Slxel st
IIIXRLIVI T. HKLIJIA.N, 031 North
Hjdenham at
OLftKOn CAN8KY. 1851 North Han
eork at.
IfADORK D. ROMEIt, 1014 North Fat
ton at.
JOIIV A, DKF.VF.T. 3940 15111 at.
MirilXM, .1 KOI lit. 122 Knanp it
JAMFK T. HKI'MnitTII. 213S Howard.
hXMILL I MASON. 2721 Initram at.
I HIM) JOHNSON. 1803 Myrtla st.
U. II. MILNFR. 2023 Klla It
JOIIV U I'ARRISII 2008 Heat Norrla.
UIMIAXI HONNERORN, 310 West
DLNJXXI1N T. BAFFICAV. 1743 Jforth
11th at
LOl'ls .1, TllEUTTF.R. 2143 West Hunt-
Inadon at.
.IOSFPH K. SMITH 1110 Nnrlh 00th at
llfXRI.F.H II. UIXMIILRLAIN. 2J7
Nlrhter at
JOSVPII !. ROrilF. 2;.l Varn at
JOSFI'H J HXrlXN. raid 'lullp at. '
TLtRFNTK n. MXSON. .'04B Tiiaker at.
ALFAANUKR SKllI IMIIHM. 2818 Win
ton it, ,
RAX MUNI) -fj.. TONIR, 2073 Kast
1 hompson at
JOHN J VEIOIIT, 2C1J North rale:-
t'LXs'l.S O. XVAIKLR. 3720 North Car-
llale at
JOHN UILSnV. 2211 Wool at
SXMI'II. IIARMPIl 312S Spracue at
IDUXRII KlinLRTS. .JI2 South Colo
rado at
It MIS HACK. 2207 North '.0th at
IIXMM, I.I'XISI. fJS7 Market at
.1XMFS O'RRIF.N, 1211 Kelin at
IIARRX I'nilOIJIKl, 1410 Hnuth rth It.
JOIIV J I-OMFRS 1202 South aim at
UILIIXM C. 1IANNA, 3113 North Pen-
noek st
FI1MARH T.. JAMIRISON, S048 Cheat-
JOHN !,. IIITNIJLRSON. 317 Armat at ,
(lirmantown
(HXRIFH O'OON'NIIl, 151S South
Hlnrolil at (unaadl
THOMXS XF.LSII, .'1117 North Ninth at,
(imp 1 trnai
II XX MOM) XX. . MHKXITH. 4S1R A at,
UIIIIXM X. XXOF.sSMR, J10 Middle-
"r at Oloiireaf ...
Ul'l"i h, HM(T 3021 Latonla at
ItORFRT XI. CAIll IN, 0J0 North Thlrtl-
aith at
THOMAS RArTFR,, 1.M9 South Hollj-
ood at
IIFRIII RT STUART. S00 1 )Iartlllo at ,
Kenalnuton
(ilonilF. 8C1ILETT, TJ Sjhanla Re,
PrtrVlrflire
JOSFPH KEKflXN Preatnn IT tit T
JOSFPII X' 1)1 1,XN Itaett Ttun Pa
THOMXS J. MeANFRNF.X J.'l North
Third at
XMIIIXM C. .H'NIOR, 2030 Ldely it.
MISSINf,
I'rhales
THOMXS rARQUIXR. 3431 North
Front at .
IXN1-ORK It Nrn.X. 1410 North 31th.
1KXNK KF.INI RT, 907 (luden st
I'llll IP J. DOMI.IM.. 310 North nn-
dolph at
XXII I IXM CII.I1FRT 19 louth Sfith at
XX II I I XM I. LINCOLN. 001 Sprlnjlleld
ae Darby.
XNTHONX He PASOLAIt.71 South 0th.
I. Milton TINSMAN, 17S9 North Harn-
J XI Oil SNtDER, 1730 North 31Bt st.
Ho was wounded In the live d.is' battle
In the Aigonno forett In the latter part
of September. He was drafted in Sep
tember, 1917, tia'ned at Camp Jleaae
and went oxer last Jul with tho 315tli
Infantr
Private Anthony J. Rafferty, Head-
lllll'KINS llltOH., TUB!
Ul I'HII.ADKI.I'IIIA I
$7.50
SILK
SHIRTS
$5 65
$1.50 Neckwear. $1.00
The tlme-honorrtl rifM for men but
I ho sure to bnv the klnil he ilk 8.
niir iiirii
X"JT
1217 Market St. I
h XX Pnr. ISth nml Mtl,.r M,M
Also ut Cheater. I'd . Id A xlurket Sti.
OI'KN KXIMM1S
For Her Xmas
A Royal Electric Cleaner
Special
Xmas Price
$36.75
A large
i s h 1 p m ent
i Jun arrived
Very newest
. model.
ItteKi'in Trice
. 45 00
Our Xmaa
I'rlce (30.75
Yoar Stvinf
I $8.25
i C. S. WAMP0LE CO.
XX ASIIKItSCLKANEIlS
) 55 North 7th Street
The WAR Is Over
Prepare for PEACE
In the famllv by Installing a
Spear's
New
Cooking Range
to do your Christinas roasting and
uuaing
It burns- let coal, makes more
hot Water and save labor.
Spear's New Warm-Air
Distributor
means a warm, house with the out
side temperature at zero.
We htfvo the men to do the xvork, and
A Stove for Every Purpose
James Spear Stove & Heating Co.
1823 Market Street
Philadelphia
4i
A Worthy
Christmas Appeal
1500 children
must be taken care of thli
W'liristmas. Many In dire heed.
The success of our wrlc de
pends entirely on our JPatrons.
1150
children's Christmas baskets
given away. Christmas, bas
ket dinners provided for 7600
people Send In a contribution,
no matter how small, to
Gen. James William DufBn
IN CHABOE
American Rescue Workers
NATIOKAI. IIHAUQUAItTKItS
2827 Frankford Ave,
ll
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ISHU5Ns7
yWoolToMalneTat'S J
Any information regarding our
iiuarters Companr 318th Infantry,
slightly wounded October 5, haB xvrltten
under date of Nox ember 30 saying that
he has recoxered nnd Is getting along
line. He went to Camp Meade last May,
where he remained two montliR before,
going overseas. He wob a, clerk for thd
Heading Hallway Company. I
Private J. XVt Itotli, 2G40 JeHiup street,
Company M, lODth Infantry, reported,1
omclally to haxe been wounded October
1. has not been heard from since nj
week before that date Ho fcnlleted ln
March, 1317 took It's training at Camp
Hancock nnd went to Franco last spring
He Is a plumber by trade.
Prlrate Charles S. Snvder, scxerely
wounded on September 30, had recox
ered sufficiently to dictate ft letter to his
' nurse telling of
Soldier's Letter bis Injury. butay-r-f--iir'
j Ing be was much
Telling of W ound improx'ed. and tills
Dealt Official letter had been In
rr.V,. r.' 7.. .. n- 1 ,lla parents' hands
the v ofllclal tele
gram arrived from the War Department.
Snyder was drafted last April, trained
at Camp MenSe and went overseas In
July as a member of Company A, qlBth
Infantr. Ho was wounded, In the light
Ing around Verdun, where bo many of
tho bova In Philadelphia's "Own" regi
ment were killed or Injured Snyder
lived at 51)30 ltcgent Rtieet All ndoptod
brother Walter '. Hliue, Is In the nivv.
Corporal Joaoph I. Smith, slightly
wounded, had long since lecoxered from
his Injury and rejoined his regiment be
fore tho War Depurtment notified his
famll that he had been hurt. Smith is
a member of Company II, 31Cth Infantrv.
.tun niHoe 111s noma witn 111s parents at
1311 North Sixtieth street He was cm
plojcd by tho Hell Telephone Company.
A brother, John I J. Smith, Is In the
na.
(orpiirnl Itarrv Poclolnlk, wounded, Is!
a menincr or company 11, 3iotn ntantry.
He was Injured on September 28, near
Men's Hats
Worn Mater la Hearer
SSOO Xeloutl for IS 00
IS 00 'oft Hall, 1100
IS (0 c,ft Hall, 14 00
II 00 ll,rhr, for il 00
G. Ervin Donovan, 135S. 10th St.
LUMBER SALESMAN
WANTED
WII established Wholennlo Firm In Phila
delphia Must ho thorouRhlj fornprtcnt and
experience! Mt1i the trade In I'nllmlelphla
and vicinity, prlnrinaily hardwoods fciplendld
opportunity nnd future
All oorrespondonre fonfldentlal .
Addrcsi llox 0 341. Lfdcrr Ontral
Why are flowers
never green?
SEU PAGE 5
XTE INSTALL the OIUOI.
NAt PATENTHB CAT.ORIO
rri'Ei.iws rnRVAcn in
xour Him, in n hni
4W Ot I1M tatn M F1MHW eil ll
A tiiiarantecd Kavlng of
35 Coal mil.
Demnnatnited and Sold bj
CALORIC TtntNACK CO.
11181 LOCU8T 8T,
Women's Phoenix -t rj r
Silk Hose l.DD
All (nlorc luli fushlonciJ, c in forced
IK'l'l HIIU IVV
uQ&a& Sede
Onlr
One Htore
COR. UTH & CHESTNUT STS
"Cut Glass for Gifts'
12-in. Celery Tray $9.25
farce Poat Trennld tm
Beautiful, Bright and Sparkling
The Crystal Shop
102 N. 10th St. Ab. Arch
Cut Glass Exclusively'.
XMAS
GIFTS
SBifSMS
')tg
J. F. Buchanan & Co.
1719 Chestnut St.
Wanted
Home for Boy
Business man requires Immedl.
ately home for boy of six years.
This must be u home of Irreproach
able character, where catefuj atten
tion tan be given
It Is desirable that this home be
located In West Philadelphia, and If
possible, near Talrmount Park,
Ohlld Is In perfect health.
Liberal compensation. Reference
required.
Address A 21, Ledger
Office
If you analyze the details of the
rooms you most admire, you -will
find that, almost -without exception,
they have hardwood floors. The un
coupled appearance of hardwood
Hits any t oomabove the corrimoi
a
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ftvmszU,
A, HARDWOOD 3St
wBfcl " fi if' xTM
fpJNKERTONJ
Wt; any foombove the coi
Verdun, and a letter written for Mm
py a trained nurse, under date of Octo
ber 3, and saying that he was Improv
Ing lapldly, reached his parents, who
llxo at 322 South Btreet, a week beforo
the official notification from tho war
Department. .
Corporal U'alter ". Snyder, wounded j
Is twonty-flve years old and member of
Company I, 31Dth Infantrv, which xralned
at Camp Meade and xvent overseas In
July. According to a telegram received
n xvectt ago by his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Hurry Snyder, tho young soldier was
hit on tho kneo on September 30, but a
recent letter from him statea that ho Is
lapldly recovering. Defoie being called
Into thn service he resided with his par
ents, at 2120 Mnrstoit street, and was
engaged In the coal business.
Private laador 11. Homer, wounded, Is
twenty-three years old nnd aon of Ml
and Mrs Samuel Homer, 1914 Patton
Btreet. He Is a member of Company E,
819th Infantry, xvlilch trained at Camp
Leo nnd departed for France .last May.
Surprh him aith
UNDERDOWN'S
SHIRTS
$1.50 Each
for Christmas, good
quality, stylo and
workmanship
in eveiy Shirt. Buy
3 for 14
yours tomorrow.
Cofli Attached and l)elacliel
A.R.Underdown'sSons
202.204 Market St.
ratabllahed Since 1836"
& GIVE I
DIAMONDS!
Make the great Peace Christmas I
tho blrthd-i of a diamond gift, g
Mttko xour list a DIAMOND g
LIST I
A Pleasant Way to Owntrship
Confidential
Credit Plan I
A modest ihbW outlay plare tho
diamaiul In jour possenalon The re-
ma I ni nsr iimi HrraiiffPd In pa-ments to s
inert our tntlre approval and con-
enlence
.Cimor&Sors 1
19
J 135 SOUTH I3IH ST. I
Npar Walnut Street g
iiiiniiiitii! Open Every Evening immmmS
'ac?ivtwt,-iK'fttfst!J!i'i!;
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CHRISTMAS
TREE STARS
Most beautiful and cheerful
dei oration for uso with electrical
outfits
AbIc jour dealer; If he cannot
supply you write us Fold In
gross lots only.
SPAHR MFG. CO.
1485 VIM! .ST.
M
&SS8&88M$mtf$ftf&XiK
Send it to your
customers as a
"New Year
Compliment I"
Distribute tbem
tout office 1
Keep The
STANDARD
oa your deik!
rrminda uou of auDOiHtmtnta to bf
Lent, obligations to tt met, Utttra to o
written, etc
I ar(jr memo apace; expired leaves
fold tack
Finished in Black; Ntekel Arch. Rubber
Feet Bend To for Sample
Special Quantity Price on Itenuest.
EnXVAIlU lUXtPTON ( (I . Inc. .
M JOHN STREET, NEW YORK CITY
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D(K3ESn0NSi
Watches
for Him
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sold filled Thin
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i told filled wrist
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Jewell. Value S30,
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According to a telegram received a week
s! ' young soiaier was injured on
September 28 A letter received from
him dated Nox-embcr 1 Informs his par
ents that lie has entirely recovered and
Is now back In his company. Homer !s
a graduato of a business collega and
was formerly manager of a retail store
In Virginia.
Private. William A. XVoenner. Com
pany I, 309th Infantry, was wounded in
action October 16, according to advices
from the War Department received by
his mother, Mrs Emily TVoessper, 210
Middlesex atreet, Gloucester. Ho xvaa ae-
Mason &
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1115 Chestnut Street
Opposite Ktlth'a Theatre "
Our Anniversary Sale
Off ens Extraordinary
Special for Tomorrotb!
Australian Seal Coats
$125.00
Maxson & DeMan5
1115 Chestnut Street
Opposite Keith's Theatre
For To-morrow'
ANNIVERSARY SALE SPECIALS
M Offering
Theso nutria coals are of
fered at prices that It is im
possible for us to duplicate
at xvholesale. Choice of 30
inch sport models, with
large shawl collar and cuff,
or three-quarter and full
length models.
A Small Deposit Will
Reserve Your Purchase
Until Desired
$125.00
Squirrel Coat
$265.00- $325.00
Sport models of clear gray skins, with large
shawl collars, wide belt, sleeves and deep cuffs.
What a surprisingly good Christmas gift for
"her"! t
Mateon & DeMan
1115 Chestnut Street
Opposite Keith's Theatre
Christmas Special!
For To-morrow
In Our Anniversary Salel
Hudson Seal
Coats, $195:o
Less Than Present Wholesale Cost
A 30-inch sports model of exceptional de
sign. Shawl colar and deep cuffs of natural
silky skunk.
A Small Deposit Will Reserve
,Ypur Purchase Until- Desired
Hudson Seal
Coats, $265M
' Less Than Present Wholesale Cost
Smart full 45-inch flare model of unusual
, nrace. Made, with collar,. dep -
rerely wounded In the right lee, tiit
writes that he has recovered rapidly and
In ablo to walk once more, Waumsf
was drafted April 8 last and saw seVrai
months of actlyo service In Franco.
Corporal Arthnr O. Ibat, Company
II, 31 nth Infantry, officially reported
some weeks ago as missing slnca No
vember 6, has rejoined his company. Ha
was captured during the bitter fighting
before Meta In the final week of the war.
but waa released along with a number
of other prlsolers under tho terrni of th
armistice. '
Corporal Pabst was trained at Canty
DeMan5
at Lower Prices Than
Ever Quoted Before;
At $125-00
A 30-Inch Sport Model
With a full loose-back effect. Large
bhaxvl collar and deep cuffs of sealino or
&kunk-iaccoon.
A 30-Inch Sport Model
In a veiy nobby design. Laige fchawl'
collar and deep cuffs of beaver, skunk
raccoon, Australian opossum, squirrel or
natuial skunk.
At $22500
A 36-Inch Sport Model
III a xx-ido full flare design. Long loll
ing shaxvl collar and deep cuffs of Aus
tralian opossum, beaver, skunk-raccoon,
squirrel or natural skunk. ,
These Savings oriV
Desired Christmas Furs!
Nutria Coats
125-165-195i
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$265(00
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