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pjaother Long Roll of He
"a roca. of Whom 83 Paid
H$ Supremo Penalty
V t9 OTHERS AKU Ml&blJNU
Eounaea Number 2709, and
the Grand Total Reaches
199,201
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j. TTinh1nB(on Dec. 23.
Another lone roll of casualtlen Is re-
ported today by General Pershlnp The
total Is !841. of whom flfty-elcht were
;'i skilled In ttcMw and twenty-clsht, tiled of
n wounds, in aaonion nnv-mne uro
L- Yllited as mlslnB. Tli mounded num.
j nor au, ana mo BRgreKum ui n "
El .-. .. I. 1011 101 rrViA nrn.
herolo recprd ninety dead, 101 wounded
' and ons missing. The "sea soldiers" up
to dato have lost 6280 In dead, wounded
and missing.
., Summarized, the casualties to date
tare:
Reported
Deo 53
Totals
27,481
10 890
16,932
15,346
17.708
112 045
199.201
Killed in action.
65
Pled of -wounds
''Died of disease
Died from accidents and
other causes
Missing In action (In
cluding prisoners)
41
"Wounded 2709
Grand totals ..
2811
oiT;rEns' list
Killed In Action
T.IEUTF.NANTP William H Chandler
Ilrooklyn. N Y . Francis W Cuff, rtlo Wis
John A. Lonr. St. Louis William A Mulloy.
Charaw, 8. C
Wounded Pererely
CAPTAIN Howard E Orosenor, New
ark, N. J.
LIEUTENANTS Fred I Tlelier Olss
row. Mont : Hlchard C Crult. Takonm Park
t C: Clifford W Hubbard Forest Depot,
Va.; Carl T. Hatch Baltimore John F
Jenlttna. Snnfh Tllrmtnrham Ala . Robert
V. Heard. Mdla Pa i Henjnmln I irern
i;arizozo, jv t ; iternen r uroor v niraso
David n. Heaphv Brldreport Conn Jnmcs
H, MoCorrt. Jr . St Joseph Mo . James Fay j
Nwton. Hlns-him Center. Mass Oeortre V
Warner Wllllamaburc Maas SMxester M
Whlnlhan. Buffalo, N T , Gerrlt Henry Hoa-1
er. Sheldon, la : Frank L Williams, Ham
llton, O.
CHAPLALV Alfonso Q Dunow St
Xouls
TTounded (Deeree Undetermined)
MAJOn Howard B Stivers
CAPTAINS Thomss A Campbell Tro
it. T.: ndwnrd Mlrhaux, Ooldaboro N C
Leslie Karl Edmonds. Denver. Colo Dan D
Howe. F,ast Radford Va . John H Steward,
Bald Knob Ark , John Joseph Hannlcan,
New Tork city. ,
LIEUTENANTS Walter W Hoce, Foun
tain City Wis . Ray A Bernlne. Toledo.
O.: Ersklne II Chase Larlmore. N D
Arthur It. Garland New York cltv Francis
Wood Ollbert. Utlca. N. Y" : Frank R I
Krouse. 1045 North Ellhth street Philadel
phia: Llojd H. Newcomer. West Union W
Va.: Dow O. Roof. Canaetota., N Y . Ed
eward D. RosenRreen. Chicago Joseph V '
Coushltn. Chlcas-o: William D Ditto, Staten
Island N. Y.: Arthur J Murphy. St Louts
John P; Anderson Perry. la.- John J Calls-1
han Brooklyn. N. Y , Oeorae W Kartell.
Chlcaico: Francis R. D Holran Enalewood
H. J.: Charles Jahn McCarthy. ,Jr . 30',(
Aspen street. Philadelphia; Fuaene Lum
bard Jleunler. Tomahawk, Wis Arthur
13. Newell, Berkeley. Cal : Theodoro J
Tarker, Baaer Dam Wis : Thomas A
Twmrt. lTartadale. NT: Earl Q Watner
t ,S20 South Forti -second street. Philadelphia
-lienry j uaiiey Anarews - k, . rreunra
v IMKi Boudlnard, Hoopeston. Ill : Wayland S
L. (nowi(r, rora vjuy, l a nunn "Ptiy nun
-KrTiansas City Mo . Arthur J Henrlcl Wnod-t-!
. haven. N. Y.; Johns Hopkins Bala Pa i
if' 'Jaraea I1 Manson Crawforrtsvllle Ind Ju
A. Rein. Ripley. O.: Robert L Strehel Buf. I
fato. N. T.s Joaeph D Thoma Rlrhfleld,
Ws.: Lawrence T. B Van t echton (no ad- i
udresa clven); Robert Watts, Nevada, O.
Wounded fillahtly
IJi LrEUTENANT COLONEL Bos-
i Chen Sasuache, Colo, I
, CAPTAINS William R Rlchey. Jr Lau
rens B. C. Herbert L Onrnti. Baltimore
i LIEUTENANTS Frank Ahern Heacoclc. '
, niohmond. Va : Harold P Heckenberaer
5 Brooklyn. N. Y . Peterson Brjant Jarman
7 Ltvlnaston. Ala , Elro K Preble. Brewer
Ms.: John W. Bonnell. Atlanta, Oa . Chnrlea
X. Hoffman. Plttsbunh Thomas D Rob
- erja. Qracey. Ky Moorman C Lo Caste
4; Dallas. 'Tex. I Jam's K Parker Ornnltevllle
B C: "William M Smith Jr Clarendon
i Va.: Dwlaht C Cook K70" Oermantown
S, avenue. Chestnut Hill Philadelphia John
t P. Gilchrist Syla-auga Ala ( harles M
uel Hoover Baltimore Fred T Kent D
troll. Mich i James Horton Tuttle Bnn
Vap. Pa Tint K Watson Jonlln Mo
Harry Cohen Chi, ago Chester Oscar En
lrn DeHance o Herbert D Clbson Mont
peller. Vt . Edward D Hill 8rrantc.n. Pa
William J. Homan Highland Cal Preston
P Parker. Helena station Ky Landon C
Itosser. Jonesboro N c . Robert L Thomn--eon.
Jr.. Ben Avon Pa Walter A. Wood.
Sedalta. Mo.: David J Brtckley West Box
burr. Mass t James Elliott Biers Dsnver:
KUonald C. Elder Dewltt la : Thomas Eu-
sTtns Orblson Applston, Win.
r SDsslnic In Action
. LIEUTENANTS Alford J. Bradford. Dn-
3utn. Mlnn.tlDana Edmund Coatee. Denver.
VOIO ; Jrin n. fiippen. aiuuen, aiiHa ; neiu
uti B. Krinsky. Brooklyn. :. Y , Louis
Lciol. Olenwcod. Wash.
PKX8YI.VNIA
Killed In Action
CORPORAL James W Longden, Upper
Mldnletown
PRrVATE James I Kelly, nenovo
IV Vll-A - Vr-nnJ. I
i x """,::".,: ,. i
V "Mam Schawolt. Moon Run.
i .
I & Wounded Severely
t BEnOKANTB Owen J. Mclary YorIC I
'i. Jtarrr X'oqier, djticuib, x- raiia j, jtetoie,
i , ntUburgh.
The House that Heppe built
FOUNDED IN 1865 ADOPTED ONE-PRICE SYSTEM IN 1881
C. J. Heppe & Son-istorw iMoWm'SSS IV
A remarkable list of
wonderful Christmas gifts
No piano store in America has such an assemblage of
celebrated musical instruments as are found in the Heppe
Piano Stores of Philadelphia. The greatest and best in
t pianos, player-pianos and talking machines are available at
Heppe's.
Any of these great instruments make desirable Christ
mas gifts.
Maiea & Hamlin Grand Pianos
StiwayDuo-Art Grand Pianos
Weber Duo-Art Grand Pianos
Sk Due-Art Grand Pianos
Jitf pt Pianola Pianos
Stretiti Dao'Art Pianos
H. C, Scnomaclcer Grinds
Steward Jilei Grand Pianos
aSESSzTrr:
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COnrOJUT,S Lasson H FlhtrsraM, Van
dargrlfti John Xtallsy. 0133 Cellar avenut.
rhllarfainhiai ClarancsT) Moore Tyrone.
rniVATKS Kdmond J, ronahjn, 1104
Bast Cumbsrlaml avanus, rhllailslnhlai Clav
Ion N Krlfk Sinking Sprint. Michael J.
Murms'. Msmmnlhi Oustnf A jsrohaon Wln
burnes John Zsrlnskr. 2.11 South Mnth.
alrsst. rhllsdslohlai Slmmlo IInaTiwn N'ew
Derryi John n Hrpflngsr. Wamn Flojd
L. Knocnal, Shatipatmriri Edwin II TJihtsn
wslnsr. Jlsllartownl Caspar Whits, 2118
Master atrest, rhtlsdflphjs! ratrlcx, A.
Darey, nradnocxj Isadoro rl1atln, I'llts
btughs Kilvvarcl u. Kni Dtfl East nusasll
street, l'hllsdslnhls lnr r. I.ebo En
hurt: Wllllnm II Paul. Calrnhronk, Attlllo
Ratstclil Klvvood, Juief Czernlawka. Pitts
burgh! Charles C Howard, Johnstown- John
T.an Penriale. Joaeph Kenlec.zckfi. Plimonth:
KdnRrrt C. wentitr(tr, TorRt lirnrr n-
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lin.ui vil vuiiiurit nirrn i wpiiih-ii'iii" " I
M .a1.a,1 m DJs. m.aa.1 . TlAm-i, 1
Crux North llraudnck nimr J (InMon
Eierett, oerer k nannon. ltiaitewav, lurry
Waterfnrd: Barl Pottln, rrensvllle! nn-rnon(l
Leon Checkart. Columbia, Arthur I.eroy
Maek. Weetneld! llar Martin Maler Hunt
Inirrton John I Veumnnn La'tlmr Wllllatn
J I'ecK. nana rmen iieorae ltetaniCK. kuip
mont. Charles E Slmmonil Trederlcktown,
Hen R Wenda. New Caetle: Ilnrv I..
llrower. Lewlaton, Albert W. I.lnn, Braxoi
burr Wounded, lleirree Undetermined
SEKnKANT Marka Ie Lnenoker,
Tbanon Arvlfte Thomaa lUack nttburah
Thomas Le Paweon. Taut Htroudsbura
Harry F Hradv 181B Krenkford aenue
Philadelphia Ilobert B Cowan Harrlsburir
Oeorae IC, Keaeer. Lebanon Raymond C
Hohl 114 North Canine street Phlladel
phla .Toaeph Moier. 120U Weit Ninth street
Cheater
COnron.VL John vr Voran. Mollen-
filljtt -TnaaanK ttalanK T'nrlariitAAil 1V jaA4 nea,.
T. Rehefter. Mateniorae toeeph H. Ilanoalt
et Cheater William j' Ions; Tremont
Vevln O Hoffman York William n lloatler.
Tremont. James RenaldL Hoboken Henry
Shaw. Hill North Seventh street Philadel
phia, Elwln J Williams Mayflold James B
Blsl-e Pen Arsrl. Fred Nauss York
HfOtJIIl Abraham Weinberg- 1711 Dick
inson atreet rhlladelDhla
PRIVATES- Teter Bsrletta Soldier An
drew B Crltrer 4122 Otter street. Thlladel-
r'1 j.vi.'i It. jMTii.B AlfriUUIl' l.r 1.
punhan Sheffield John Ohlnder Wnndlawn,
,uKn lucirnmriHi j iiieouran Aiexanner I
Watson "4 South Front alreet Phlladel.
nhta Stanley Kanohlc? Dlrkson Cltv. tu
llan Chlmrds Blark T nk Russell c Davis
churchvllle Mike Delombo Qreenaburr
Domlnloo Dtlaurtntls Clalrton Otto E
Levnnd 4040 Main riit Plil1n,1)r,V,la
Jacob B MarahnM Heavr Harrv n Pepner-
man Jersev Shore Mirk D Andrews Mun
hall Lnwrenrn Uradle; RIJ West Third
atreet Cheater Josenh Dlcrarlo 1127 South
Fleventh atreet Phllerteinhla Paul P
Humenanakl Aahley, William H Jackson
2111 Pnulh rtnaewooc! atreet Philadelphia
Boleslaw Laskowakl Latrnna John G Dug
nan Punmore William I'olllard Btft Ruck
nell street Philadelphia Harrv C Kramer.
Burgeltstown. Thomaa M Rltenour. Slip
sen Untk High Illnlr 20J." East Silver
atroet. Philadelphia, Harold IN Drake, Wv
romb. ( harlea Duacornge Dunmore James
R. I.nsle. 6iia) Merlon avenue, Philadelphia,
George Oravner Vorth Bend rred 1) Mnh
nej Henoldvllle Don V O Donnell. 1021
South 8lxt -sixth street Philadelphia.
James V Wall Hajeavllle, AndreJ Apanuk.
OreenvlMe John Apolelnz. Allentovsn. Clar-
V, 7 l J'arnigni v arnondale Urtwaru i
necKer. ai llarttord street.
Bavmond 17 IVtinn hrpi, n,,n
Philadelphia.
Chirles W I
Graffmlller, 3N.'4 Drown stnet Philadelphia
Stanslus Kalomcrl Ilradtord. Nicholas 1.
SAS01' Johnstown Rot;rt McQulaton.
O-'SO Gibson nvonue, Philadelphia, Anthony
Kells 1J0B Taakr street Philadelphia.
Joe IT lllneer guarrvvlllo Robert Bhattle,
Keailing William hmlth Wllklnsburg: Ed
ward J Vhlt Ouakertown I.lvlo Slmonl.
torn John Deltrlch J338 North Thirty
llrst street Philadelphia Irving E Flnnej
Conshphocken Joaeph Crosaet Salzervllle
loseph A flalnlln 114 North Mole atreet
Philadelphia David McClenaghan 2201 East
Huntingdon street Philadelphia Thomas II
.f.'vor.n!"Ek "-5 N'orth Twentv sixth street.
Philadelphia James McKarland Bowmins
tovvn. Charlea J JIcGr South Fork Wil
liam J frLOt' Jenklntown Daw Mctor
Mch.esnort Ilarrj I Wlmmor Selleravllle
Joseph II tack J1IJ1 Tnvlor street Phlla
delohla Arthur White Walnutport Percy
Vluern New Castlo John A Doughertv
Beaverbrook Dewey Dlmer Palms ra ( al
vm,'.,'"!lla" s,,uu Magnolia avenuo Phil
adelphia Lester (I Ilurtman Benton John
'n ''T,''''".0."'..?17 Armat street Philadel
phia Harold W Hollls 245 Eiat Oakdale
atreet Phlladelphli Henry P Kelrn,
Turtle Creek Jntob V. Levlndofski.
Morris Hun Nell J Bonner J048 North
becond street Philadelphia John T nroivn
Mount Hollv Springe John Jaaonia Wilkes
B".rLe ,.',n!.e".11 Marklej I ewlatnwn Lem
uel s Mitchell Red Lion- Charles 1 i enrad
Sunburv lohn ludwlg McKees Rutks
Oreste rendenza. East Dlllsboro
Mounded Slightly
vllie Joseph A Hensler. North lrvln Jay
T Burns Meversdalc- Horace H Depew. i -Columbia
Clvde If McAlnach, Parnasaus
Silas O Ruffner, Latrobe; Martin Luther
Peters York. Thurston E Anderson. Pitts
burgh Claude D Henshavr. Unlontown Joa
eph I' Parcell Carbondale Flosd E rose
Heading Emeraon Lloid Kauffman, Smith's
Terrs
CORPORALS Eienterlo Tiled, New Ken
sington Prank A Wemer st Clair, W II
Ham F Albertson Aeplnuall Lndd Jasper
Rosebud, George C Hogan J0O.J Eaat On
tario Phllailelphla, 1 alter W. Honeler. (IMI
North I Iftv seventh street Philadelphia
John L Sulllnger Corry Charles A Me
Gettigan 01B North Third street, rhllodel i
phla. Charles J. Heber Gravesburg. James r
P Smith Marcus Hook
ENGIVEEIt I.awrence Kline. Nlcetown ,
SADDLER John H Laird, 0300 Race
street Philadelphia
HOHSEMIOER William A Watson East
Mlllaborn
PRIVATES Ernest Dejoaeph. 025 South
Clifton street Philadelphia Ylsstarion ,
Tsournos, Woodlawn; Arthur Oelin, New I
Stanton Edward Doughertj, 2430 North
Orati street Philadelphia Clarence D
Groft Blalravlle Vincent Orregorskl More
wood WilUnm If T ong Pittsburgh rurge
Beck Expedlt i harlea McCIafTerty Rimet
John T Moaer IatKastrr Andrew T Smith
Pittsburgh Anthonv Waluda. 2239 Wood
street PtiilaJt Iplna I eonard A Brown
DIAMOND -PLATINUM
WRIST WATCH
$450.00
A most exquisite hand-mads ease of all platinum and
et with 34 finest quality diamonds, the movement has
I 7 jewels and is adjusted to keep accurate time.
Other Diamond-Set Watchew, $125.00 up
KENNEDY & BRO.
102 South 13th Street
Corner Drury Lane Philadelphia, Pa.
JUIOPEV i;F.NINGS
Mason & Hamlin Upright Pianos
Sfeinway Pianola Pianos
Weber Pianola Pianos
Steck Pianola Pianos
Stroud Pianola Pianos '
Franceica Heppe Players
Francesca Pianos
Marcellus Pianos
Pall or tortte a f once for catalogues and fall
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'tumyi ii , fifd.im.it lm JiiiiMliBiffiaff?hir'i Ti'lCTtlliliiiMfiiffiBi
l.snetitsn Cllorannl fiaecont, Monetieni
innstopntr iiearj", I'ltlsburghi Jrana ki
ernhower. Mlddlttowni Harry A 8tatler.
Johnatown, John W. Fenletlo. CannMlsvllle.
I'red J, Intsrthal, Shaleri Thomas McDtr
mott, 3720 llaverrord avenue, rhliadslphlsi
Alvsh, Phillips. Wrlghtsvlln. llerk Kmmlt
Watt. Warrcm Jlllton Wile. SJ80 North
Klthtoenth street. Phlladelphlal Adam Zulls,
I'orbss fioadt Kdward. W. Zumbrum. llan
oven Oluteppe Demaroo, Headlnt. Claude'
I Morris. I'lpergapi Jlenjamtn liublnstsln,
026 Croat street. 1'hlladelphtat Alexander
Dlmarslo. TCll-nrth! Ilarrv 'P. lfolmts.
rittbunrhi William W. Stewart, Alejan-
drla, John W Ilennlck. Plttsbunh. Thomaa
Jelternon Aet Middleeexi Pairlck Henry
llalney, Pltteburahi Jneeph Mucka, Donorai
John J Murphy 31(1 South Third atreet.
Philadelphia i Daniel Itoaa, Ueaverdalei Her-
i . iiiiauciuiuni ....
bprt n Tnlnlnr. Nwtown
MiMint In Action
rmVATEB Frank Wcaley Tanll, Union
town I Charles W Tradup. Unlontown,
N.W JEBSF.Y
DImI of Wounds
PRIVATE Alfonso Tacora. Jersey City.
Wonnded Hererely
MECHANICS William Nixon, Doreri
rrederlclt .1 Huak. Newark
PnlVATBS Illchard I.aaner, HSwthBTnel
Paul C reuerhern Inlnston. Oeorire Van
Derltohay, 037 Linden street, Philadelphia!
Oeorse Talbert, Paterson, Sydnes JIurphlne,
Hrldseton, Joatph Pjtllk, Little Fairy. Oar
mlno Marzulllo. Ilajonne, Leroy Vandyke,
Hopowell
Mounded (I)errra Undetermined)
SEnOEANTS Abraham H. Trosst. Well
Inston: Albert Weltner, Newark. Joseph J.
Kitlra. iinsonne. iiouia retui. uonnaiuv,i,
ConpOIlALS Kline Strom, rateraoniltoy
E Denlen Carteret, Joseph Monlemurro.
I Weit New Tork Nelson Herbert Ulnlow,
i Hound llrook, Harry B Ca
rman. Manssauan
ll-mtam r fluarlne. Jeraev City. W ilmer D
Hullngs Riverside! John W Huten, Atlantic
Cltv Andrsw F Werner. Trenton
BL'QI.ER Randal Ilsjcock Paterson
MECHANIC Daniel Wendland, Newark
TRIVATES George It Butler, Lodl Ed
ward A Hlgglns. Jersey City, Arthur G
Welpley, Ilellovllle. Charles V Tlnyle. Phil,
lpsburg. John Chamberlain Weehawken,
Tefferson M Earl, Knglenood. Hnry
Fisher, Outtenburg. Mllllam H, Weldmnnn
Kr.wavl. ,-hetj,a -will w eat lloboken Teo-
dore Emery, Newark Louis Albert Pater
son, Fdward 11 Schrear Jersey City:
Oluseppe Itale Hoboken John O. Apgar,
Newark Frank Heiker .Long Branch.
Joseph Butler, Berlin Joaeph Campbell. Ce
dar Grovo, l'eter Klnnej 2B.' Cllnlon street.
Camdon, William C Klern in Newark, Mil
llnm J Naslor, Newark Robert Long.
Taterson. Euanlr Pell Glbhstown. Mark
A Conlln Jsrsey Cltv Rlihard Keane
Newark Henry J. Thlrlls, New Brunavelck
Jamca U Fox, I'ateraon. William J. Lud.
wig Newark Ronald CI Arken, Rah ay,
Ralph Uloor. Paterson Thomas Greene,
Trenton, John c'ostello, Nowark Joseph J
Pasuco. Jersey Cits.
Mounded Slightly
SEROEANTS-Tohn Czlnglll rsssslc, Fer
dlnand Miller. Paterson. Georgs It. Mangen
Salem
CORPORALS Joseph Battagllno. Jeraey
City. George Edward Holmberg, Paterson:
Milton J Whltly. Glenrldge John A. Burk
h.ri U'ui Vew York. Herbert Hshn. Plain-
field. Harry M Welsford, Ocean Grove
rroderlck C Ketler Hoboken William
Schrader, Taterson, William H. uuay. nan
MECHANIC Frank Casslto Newark.
MUSICIAN" James Cister Paterson.
PRIVATES George. Randall Basonn".
Frank A. Naples Trenton John, MclHano
Caldwell. Richard Thompson Paterson
Francesco Bonlto. Weat Hoboken. John r
Torney, 1210 Atlantic avenue Camden
Joaeph Tnflntino, Jersey Itv Angeto Iyi
prete Newark! Umierlck Price Newark
William J Spulsn. Weat Von lork, llarrs
Campbell New Brunswick Mluhele Olaco
marro Pnasalc. Samuel A Dallev, Long
Branch' Lulgl Scolla. Newark. Teofll Jurke.
wlcz Jersev City, Fred H Relnauer. Sam
mlt John Veldman B43 M rwhlngton street
Camden. John Dellruk. Passaic Domlnlck
Desalvo Lone Branch Wllllim E Manlev,
Burlington Walter I, Paul. ?t'3 Broadvvas.
Cam,",n' DELAWARE
Died of Monnda
PRIVATE Thomas Robinson. Wllmlng-
M'onnded r-everelr
PRIVATE ames Harrison, Wilmington.
Mounded. Degree Undetermined
PRIVATE Clifford J Tnlley Mllford.
MARINE CORIS CAhUlLTIKS
Summarv of casualties to date
orncEKs
Deaths . . ...
Wounded
no
101
FREVENT WASTE
Vast quantities of food
are left after every meal,
because of a lack of
appetizing flavor. Well
seasoned food is Econ
omy. 'A delicious season
ing is
LEA&PERR1NS
SAUCE
THE ORIGINAL WORCESTERSHIRE
Jt prevents waste o food.
UNTIL CintlSTMASlI
Phnn.. i Bell Filbert 2580
Phones 1 Keystone-Race 1001
Weber Grand Pianos
Heppe Grand Pianos
alto
Vittroias
Victor Records
Music Rolls
Cabinets
Used Pianos
particulars
Missing
Total
KNUSTKI) MEN
Deaths
vvc
11 vuiiiicii ,, ,, ,,,,
In han fin nt nmv, . .
I rtilh4a4
-MlMlriK
Total
eaeeeaeeea
Grand fetal 8 7to
The following casualties ara reported by
commanding general of the American
ths commandii
expeditionary fi
s (incluuea in aoove ioikiii
Killed In action ... . ...
Died of wounds received In action.
DJed of disease .. ,
Wounded in action (severclj) . .
Missing In action
20
i.
Total a , 101
PHNNSYLVANIA
Killed In Action
PRIVATE Bernard 3 Devlin. 35 Ve
nango street. Philadelphia
Sled of Disease
riUVATE Harold B Ware, Scranton.
Wounded Severely
BWtineiVTu ni..... r vrHv. Q5 1
. ui.t.uuni, laiiiuiiiaa ,v..v.l -
North Clifford street, Philadelphia
Gervus
n,, niover. -viuineim
crjnt)!!!-!. it Haws.
1240
west ilsrzarrl street. Philadelphia.
Missing In Acllen
CORPORAI Vincent B Orubs, 881
North Fourth street, Philadelphia, A.
PRrvATKS Pateiek I oater. Pittsburgh:
Herbert M. Goldmsler. r,S48 Spruce street,
Philadelphia: Krrol II Hoffman. Gordon.
ADDITIONS TO DAY'S
CASUALTY RECORD
M nshlngton, Dec 23 (Bv A. P)
Following; are additions to tho casualty
AnymTISKMBNT
A Merry Christmas to you! What a world of happiness lies in the
woid Christmas! At this blithe Season of Joy, when the "light of lovo
shines over all," its glad spirit warms every heart with its radiant
flame, and tho little remembrances sent far and wide as messengers
of love, or friendship, becomo so many links in a golden chain, binding
one and all in a ciicle of tenderness and cheer.
THE pale rose of morning, the
shining gold of midday and the
misty tints of evening, with
scores of intermediate tones, aic re
flected in the exquisite Gift Baskets
of fruit at Henry R. Hallowell &
Son's, Btoad below Chestnut street.
The eye bathes itself deliciously in
tho picture they make, and to tho
cold North a breath of the sunny
South is wafted on their wings of
beauty. No cheerier or more novel
Christmas remembrance could be
sent than, one of these masterpieces.
To the sterner or to tho weaker sex,
to the "shut-in" or to tho one in
perfect health they would be equally
acceptable. There are baskets to
suit any taste, from gorgeous ham
pers to modest flat little baskets like
those used for fancy work, and most
weje woven and hand painted in far
away lands.
HAVE you chosen your Christ
mas present for her? Or arc
you waiting until the last min
ute for an inspiration? Surely her
gentle hints that jewelry from
Bailey, Banks & Biddlc Company
would not be amiss should bo suffi
cient, nnda ring which can be worn,
not on state occasions alone, but day
in and day out, is peihaps the most
desiied piece. And what an assort
ment there is! Diamonds, pearls,
emeralds, rubies, sapphires and other
gem3, some simple little rings, Dthers
most elaborate. One stunning Cabo
chon Emerald is set in a dome
shaped cluster of diamonds, with a
stiiilclprl frniltinted slinnk. Another
but w hy destroy your pleasure oy a
poor desciiption? Select any ono
and see which sparkles the more
when you place it upon her finger,
her eyes or the ring!
STOCKINGS are still hung up
with care on Christmas Eve, and
littlo hands still eagerly explore
them the first thing tho following
moniing, and if these most mys
terious of, grab-bags do not come up
to expectations' the joy of the Day
of Days is dimmed. At B. F.
Dewees, 1122 Chestnut street there
are hosts of wee articles in the Toy
Department made for this purpose.
Bean bags of cretonne or leather, in
the shapo of childion. Jumping
ropes, with two blue flannel sailors
for handles. Bubble blowers, fancy
bags of marbles, magic clocks or
carrots, filled with toys. "Hungry
Hans Eats Pennies," a funny figure
bank, which absorbs pennies via the
mouth. Quaint wooden boxes with
thimbles and U. S. Baby Tanks, tiny
animato toys which go by their own
power and do marvelous stunts.
TD KNOW an Oriental rug is, to
lovo it. Tho crude and clumsy
figures, the hooks and squares
and angles, all tho odd and strange
designs are full of meaning hidden.
standT'but speaking in plain terms to
those who do. What more fascinat-
ing gift, then, could be made than a
rich and harmonious Oriental rug
from the comprehensive stock of
Fritz & La Kuc, 1124 cjhestnut
street. All aro not expensive. Tho
Mahals, which come in monv sizes,
aro good meaium-pricea rersmn
rugs of artistic colorings and -patterns.
Rich mahoganys and blues
predominate, nnd the designs are
copied from all the old Persian pat
terns. Sometimes a special typo is
copied or certain features of scveial
types aro combined, but tho Iranian
ideas are carried all through.
WHENEVER a man is asked
what he wants for Christmas
' T ho invariably answers, "Noth
ing." Who believes him? Wo all
know that ho would bo much grioved
if overlooked, and his pretended in
difference only increases our per
plexity. But tho difficulty of choos
ing vanishus with a visit to tho well
stocked establishment of Wlllinm
II. Wanamaker, 121719 Chestnut
street, where one gift suggestion
after another is displayed. Neck
wear in all tho leading styles;
leather waistcoats, with or without
alcoves; smart crepe de chino shirts
in fancy patterns; smoking jackets
pf neat reversible cloth; sweaters,
plain and heather mixtures, and,
newest of all. stunning detachable
shawl fur collars in beaver, nutria
and Hudson neaL which can bo but
toned on any coat and removed on
nlld days, All thue glfUanUste
tttJV hwtsi -wfUnKst tuttra clar.
-a c i- ii us-1. .us i '
T
'L . I Sm-ni,-ia-,jTrH SHfiliraiam l.A
j,rsyj.iwX "" vsww ,wfcl, AOBVru
ittnssWlffl ssMMIsW ill i'ii fill illiili iJT'iii'i
list made publics by tlip War Depart
ment today i
Sererelr Mounded. (Prejlonsly Keperted
Killed In Action.)
rntVATE Antonio Anglollllo. West Man
ayunk. Pa,
M'oonded (Degrea Undetermined i Previously
Reported Killed In Aftlon.)
SBROBANT William Keefe. 1100 Kckert
street, Pittsburgh,
Sick In Hospital (Prerlotislf nenorted KJlled
In Action.)
PRtVATE Henry I). Berry. 0100 M'hesler
street, Philadelphia.
Died ot Dlieaie (Previously Reported Died
of Mounds.)
PRIVATES Daniel O. Durbln. Wind
Ridge, Pa.i Warner Smith, Newporf News,
Va.
Mounded Severely, (Previously Reported Died
OK wounua.
. MUSICIAN Peter J. Blrplnihim, 18
den itreet. Newark, N, J.
Wounded Severely (Previously Reported Died
or jjisense,; ,
. CAPTAIN Arthur P. Torry, Wythevllle,
COOK Frtnk J. Melvln. 6S89 North
Philip street Philadelphia,
PRIVATES James J Kelly, West Or
ange, X. J I'losd Knapp, l'olntell. Pa,
Killed In Action (Previously Keperted Se
verely Wounded) i
PRIVATES Maro Catane. 812 Clarsmont
avenuo Jersey CItj. N". J i Joseph A. Weld
tier, Atlantlo City, N. J.
Killed In Action (Previously Reported Miss
ing In Action)
T.IEUTEVANT Alfred 11. Patterson, Jr ,
Wllklnsburg, Pn.
CORPORALS -Paul W Kelly, Carllsls.
Pa . Ravmond r. Kuhl, 4318 North Seven
teenlh street, Philadelphia, Stephen V. Pat
rick, It Rose place. Passaic, N J,
PRIVATES Frederick L-. Alderman. Wil
lie, Va . George I, Brltton, Frenchtown,
N. J., Charles C. Bucher, Gettysburg, Ta ,
AD BBTIHKMKNT
CC A BAYBERRY Candle burned
J- to tho socket brings Good
Luck to the house, Food to :
tho larder and Gold to tho pocket." i
Of couise, you aic going to buy a
pair when you order your other ,
novelties and -necessities nt E. Brad- I
ford Clarke Company, 1526 Chestnut
street, where, besides their splendid
line of table delicacies, they carry
countless little ooliday suggestions.
Favors of all descriptions, dainty red
Wrenths for windows or nutomohiles. I
fresh and salted nuts, spice cakes,
honey cakes with nuts and plum
cakes. Fancy bonbons, Imperial
chocolates, Calanjb flgbuds ana bar
ley sugar candy in jars. Very scarce
raisins, figs, plain and nut filled;
stuffed prunes, the best of plum pud
dings and mincemeat for that pio
and last, but not least, cranberries or
jelly for your nico fat turkey.
THE last call for Christmas
shopping has been sounded.
If you do not got through to
day there is every possibility that
you will not tomorrow. It is these
Inst-minuto pifrn for mm 4Vinf nro
the puzzlers, but while the custom!
endures of wearing gloves they mav
be counted upon to please. At Jacob
Reed's Sons, 1424-20 Chestnut street,
there is an exceptionally good choice.
Excellent imported , washable tan
cape gloves, with buttons or clasps.
Sevetal shades of gray or tart Mocha,
self or black embroidered. Wash
able doeskin and pearl wdshable
glace gloves for diess. Fur-lined
gioves
gloves,
and wonderful Two-in-Ono
the outer Dair of heaw
luocna; me inner, separate and de
tachable, of Scotch wool, extending
two inches above the Mocha and
taking the place of wristlets.
H
AVE you ever been invited to
spend a pleasant evening and
been bored to death? Have
you ever seen a lot of young people
fidget and yawn and sit glum as
stone images when they really
Wanted to hav a good time ? If so
you will recall that the root of the
trouble was tho lack of n ninno. In
these days when music plays such a
largo pnrt in pur lives, when com
munity singing has cured tho shyest
of the fear of the sound of their own
voice, a piano is a necessity. C. J.
Heppe & Son, 1117-19 Chestnut
stieet, sell the celebrated Heppe,
Mason & Hamlin and Weber Up
right pianos, and you still have time
to buy one of these excellent instru
ments before your Christmas party,
and some new Victor Records, of
which they have a good selection.
THE Old Year has almost
peached its allotted span of
life, and so have all tho diaries
and calendars. Onlv eitrhfc davs
more can they be used, then out they
? ml room for thoso of 1919.
V"0 would ever buy a new one
'"' ;'sJives wnen tney nope to
set a gift from A. Pomerantz & Co.,
fj nestnut street. Here they are
,""'" "" ""j" ps or paper witn
"""-" ,"npeti on. .every Known de
vice lor convenience Is there. Per
fjctuai ana uusincss calendars and
beautiful engagement calendars for
men or women, in leather or silk, and
uiuuBB Ktuore. now wouiu you HKe
a combination T)esk Clock, paper
weight and calendar or a Handy
Memoiandum Desk Calondar on a
heavy plate-glass base, neatly in
dexed, with gold edges, and place on
top for the monogram ?
PRIDE goes before a fall, we aro
told, but that is not always true,
for tho hostess or housewife
who owns a percolator takes great
pride in it, yet never "falls down" on
her coffee. But whether electric or
alcoho, the percolator must be a
good one, and to got Christmas pres
ents in that line no placo is better
than the Houso Furnishing Storb of
J. Franklin Miller, 1812 Chestnut
street. Tho Universal Percolators
aro made in soyoral patterns, tho
tall Colonial urns, fluted or plain,
with ebony handlos, being moro deco
rative than tho pots, AJ1 are
equipped with a patented pumping
process, which, beforo boiling point
is reached, circulates iho water six
or ten times more than any other
pot, thus extracting a crsajsr
moont of. mwsw, laju Um ii
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ffnat ntii0!?',"? 25sn Nth Myrllewood
5fJmmiPS""a,1Jh,f' John J, Clynes, 037H
Bi!Ww?ai a-.' cgn-.
l..l,.n.llBn Jomov City. N J.t John 8
9.1??i rnir Branch. N.
v- .' rl.nV.(, 2' Jl Charles Jones, Kwlng.
. -vi'-anneaii. outn Amnoy, w, ,j,t
v...e:. Hv."?' Elizabeth, N J I Joseph
MS5.C. Md'son. N J. i Benjamin 11
M Cl'yPal X 3'1 3obn nu4'tl8' For-
Good TJao for Unn ITeltneli
Two German helmets were filled; to
overflowing with aller coins for ntarv
InB Armenian children at tha Victory
Chrlitmas scrvleei last night of the Bible
AOnOOl Of tha TVfntvmrtfil llantlal r1itnU
iu. jn.i i-imnrn x.
J i Michael J ltor
Col-iLnroad wid Master streets. Mofe than
11000 was raised. H. Y. Yardumlftn.
an Aremian, spoko, Tho Itev. Dr. 'Wil
liam nusssli owon, pastor of the church,
conducted the sen Ice. George. Tj. nta
brook Is superintendent ot tho Bible
school.
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To do so, you must have qualityTake
immense business was built on Quality and
complete Service.
Our customers know there ia an element of Certainty that goes
with everything we sell that make3 trading with us a pleasure.
Last Minute Shopping Needs
Ascd Cake (white and gold). .pkg. 12c
Fancy Cranberries lb. 12c
Best Plum Pudding. ...... .can 29c, 55c
Fancy Mixed Nuts lb. 33c
Calif. Sliced Peaches can 19c
Campbell's Soups (all kinds), .can 10c
Garden Spinach can 20c
Choice Spaghetti can 10c, 15c
Fresh Bread Crumbs ....pkg. 12c
Best Cracker Dust lb. 13c
Calif. Bonito (just like tuna) . .can 19c
i i 1 1 1
Our Best
MINCE
MEAT
18cib.
5
Best Gran. Sugar m:
-Pure Jelly
Karo Syrup
Fresh 'Noodles
Best Corn Meal
"Asio"'Pancake FLOURS 12c
Wealso carry Aunt Jemima's and Uncle
Jerry, at 12c a package.
Fany Apricots, can 15c I Choice TOMATOES, 1218
California fruit; delightful flavor; wonder
ful value.
SCream Krisp
Cheancr and better for
and cooking than lard. Absolutely pure.
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Christmas Poultry
Fresh Killed
Turkeys & Chickens
Fill your wants at an American Stores meat market.
Fancy TURKEYS 45.
Roasting Chickens 39cn
You can depend upon them being fresh killed and the
quality the finest. On sale in all our 150 meat markets.
City Dressed PorkiS-,35ch
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FOOD RESTRICTIONS
ON RESTAURANTS OFF
Bread, Butter, Meat Maud
Cheese May Be Served in
Any Quantity
All food regulations and restrictions
Imposed upon hotels and restaurants by
the Federal food administration art
withdrawn) beginning today, It was an
nounced by the food authorities.
This does away entirely with the
twelve general rules which wer put In
forco late In dotober ons or two of
which were modified slightly a lltt'e
SF?m 1 la., f , j
Make the Fea:
Bio Success
Fancy Grape Fruit. each 6c, 8c
Florida Oranges. ........ doz. 40c, 50c
Choice Rice ...lb. 10c, 13c
Thyme, Sage, Basil ..pkg. 5c
Ground Cinnamon. .......... .can 5c
Hershey's Cocoa can 8c, 15c
Moss Rose Catsup.... -...... bot. 10c
India Relish bot. 12c
Sweet Pickles. bot. 13o
Stuffed Olives ' bot. 14c, 20c
Asco Baking Powder can 5c, 9c
s"
Choice
.
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' Cranberries
12
"""iu,
t
lb.
.
-
lb. 10c
glass 12c
.-...can lie
pkg. 5c
lb. 5c
Asco Oats
Sweej; Sugar Corn ....can 15c
Tender Peas .. .can 16c
Sliced Dried Beef pkg. lie
Calif. Kipp. Sardines, big can 24c
Sa Kidney Beans.lOa
Cooked, ready to serve. A good size can,
enough for a family of five. Sold everywhere
I at 13c to Ific.
Quality the
Unusual quality.
can27c
WheatFlonr 12-n. bag 75c
all kinds of baking
Any mill brand in stock. All straight
wheat flour and no substitutes required.
Uidor
8C
Everyone agrees that bread is the best
food for growing children. Why take any
chances when "Victor" is within your
reach. Without any question the best
loaf by all odds baked in these United
States today.
.
Dressed Pork Shoulders
r Fresh Hams, 35c n
t
EVERYWHERE IN PHILADELPHIA
And Throughout Penseylvanla.
.New Jray, Xrmware awl MryUd
'',''..- ' . .. ' .
,
later. Ths orders which ara withdrawn
relate first to tiie serving of bread
which may now be served In any quan
tity. Dread or toast, the use Of which
was forbidden as a gArnltUre or under
meat, may now bo used, and bread may
bo . brought to tho table with the first
course It it la so desired,
The use ot butter Is also affected by;
the withdrawal of then restrictions,
and restaurants are now free to eerve
butter or Cheddar, commonly known as
American cheese. In any quantity they
may Bee fit. Tho, sugar regulations,
which were Included In these general
orders, have already been withdrawn.
(Christmi Present to Employes '
Employes of the , Colonial Knitting
Mills, Inc., Hunting Park avenue ana
Stokley street, will receive as a Christ
mas token 1 per cent of their earnings
during 1011. The gifts will average
around $10 eaoh. There are 167 em
ployes, mostly women.
no chances, this
Price backed by
.Big pkg.
'same, difference
is the size.
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Loaf
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Pumpkin
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