Jk WjmfKXije M& -'? Tif ASS? i'M JV -J "ir-it? , Mr; efiw ,5 Ll e sj rW ri , tu ltjj ft Kf lnM ft FeJ ia I.L., publ H eml sunl P Ui: I I 'n ipi nip the, pre fori flclJ th bat tlw' lieii L rlilE lnd t lu ll Si pert Vti trU 'u S PRIVATE RULED BESIDE OFFICER Lieutenant, Writing Man's Sister, Says He Was "Good Pal" TRIED TO HELP HIM Five Soldiers Dead From Wounds and Disease in Today's. Casualties "It was In tlie fierce flKhtlng along the Verdun front nnd while I was land ing beside him, a "hell came and tore an awful Kaon In hH brnst 1 iscTped somehow and turned to help him but he died before hs could even speak "He was a good pal and he died like a man. There wis no better man In the company His Krap 1 nt Monte Savanpov, near OiirKii I well reincni ber whole we hut led him ' Lieutenant Alfred Tntiim wrote thli to Mini Marv Tarrrll It 10 North Tlfth street, Camden, In ansttir to Inquiries about her brother, I'm He Willi im V Farrell Although he was ollli I illy re ported killed September Ml, relitivea hid refucd to believe tint he was tle.iil. un 1 until tho rictttnme 5cstercl.1v lnd thins to the, hopt that ho might stt'l bo alive Jnme3 hi Inopilo is, a poldar ehum Inclosed i tribute to the diad man In Lieutenant T.itums letter Ho was standing near he said, when the fatal Bhell eanie 1 ilvate Tarrell was a nn m ber of Company II, 117th Inf intry Ho had been In Trance several months lteport of llenth C nnflrnird rrlvate OcorKe I) IMil', 713 Catmen etrcit, Camden, listed as dead thri months aco, was not given up bv rilt tlvcs until esterelav, when tho re ceded nn authentic riport of his death from the War Department Ho was only nineteen Private I'nls enlisted In 1317 and after a short period of training wmt overseas with Conipanv M, 112th Infan try. l'vH w is well known In C imden and for some time previous to enlistment had been emptovtd at Cramps' ship yard He was .in orphan and had midc his home with a brother. Onl b27 casu titles are Riven out by tho War Dep irtment today, and the major portion nf the"e are corrections of previous it ports Of this number I 117 are Pcnnsjlvaulans Twenty-tive' are from this cltj CorrectioiiH Ilrlni? borrow Tho lons-proniled toirtetlons aro ' comlne oJt d.illj lodiv they brought fad news to five families which hid clung to the hope that their sons, pre viously repoited missing, might turn up enfel) I'rlv .tt Joseph T tlrimsheld 2361 Xorth 1'ourth strtet. i'r.inlt I. Klotz, 71 J Master strict, and Hnrrv T Rodgers, fijlu (iRonl avenue, all pi e- : viousli leporteil missing, are listed as killed In action Two nf the mlslng Meutrnint Itrnoke i:dwird, 2717 Lo cust mreet, ami I'rlv ite t'lnrlcs Dab, 227 .North l'ltt-fourth street, are re-j ported n turned to dut after recovery1 from wounds I Major Kdgar bcott, of Linsdovvne, , and .sergi int !- imu I L r.issidj have' died as a remit of aci Ident Sergeant Cassldt was incident tllv killed by a comrade in Belgium 'I he news was re ceived a few tins igo In a ) tier from n friend of Cisgid) k bt his pirent?. who live nt 1J0 Vorth riftv -third street I The War Dep irtment has verified th" report I Cassidv was a member of rompant B, 108th Held Artillery and lnd served on the Mexican border with tho Second Ileglment .V (', V He trained nearl) a J ear at a Georgia camp before sail ing for overseas last Julj He wis well known as an athlete Flvo men formerly reported niKsmg are now otlii Lilly reported wounded elc- ftreo undetermined and one as wounded sllghtb. Three are listed as vlrtinn of disease and two have died of wounds. , Private lleirrt Kuplait, t'(7 outll JFlftJ-seventli street lepnitnl missing In ,' a September tamiultv list, was wounded and confined to u hospital during tint month according to tho lorrtcted report of todav P, ci i t letters to a sister in this cit also told of his wounds He is twentv four ve us old H vtent to I'nmp M'ade last Mav tor lntenite training' and sailed for Frinee ifier two months as a member of the SI 1th Inf intrt I'rltute Charles , Unit , origin lilt re ported missing sinte j-t-ptembi i .J Is now leported to hat been ga-ced and Being Gassed h er"y ' " . shorked He Ins Worse Than Deing it turned to this ci . c ti ii ountrt and 1 s Sftof.iovs 7iu Hero rr,m Uerng nt a hospital in Newport News I 'Being gassed Is worie tlnn being shot ' he mis and hell shoik is torn-- I thing terrible ' Private Dih vtas overcome in the flve-d"V b ttile in the Argonnc seetor whll ijlng wounded lie i" t mem ber HOtli Ambulance ( oips and had I fovcricas since Junt He n -ceived onlv three weiks naming at Camp Meade before sailing Dalv is nn electrician bv trade and prevlou to becoming t soldier ti tele 1 s homo with his patents at -.7 Noith Flft -fourth street Prltnte Metitmler l, Iteller rep ed as In a hospital, has recovered ard is now stationt el in th" hospital as a di ig gist In .1 re ent letter to hl in its he said I guess ii tlirk I on wounded, ds I am reported in a 1 os- CORNS LIFT OUT! COSTS FEW CENTS Drops of magic! Doesn't hurt one bit' Drop a little Freezone on a touchy corn, instantly that corn stops hurt ing, then you lift it off with the fingers. No pain! Try it! Why wait? Your druggist sell a tiny bottle of Freeione for a few cents, sufficient to rid your feet of every hard corn, soft corn, or corn between the toes, and calluses, without soreness . or irritation Treezone is the much talked of discovery of the Qncinnati genius. Youjl4is lilt kit rieiiiii, UwBi H'tiiir &., ClmUmil, o. ft, ra I On Roll of Honor Honor Roll for City and Its I'lrinity Today MII.II IN (TIIIN. (I l!l lOl S 1 KrniRTMl VII IM.) I'rtl lies .HPFI'lf T. t.lllVlslll 111 'V.i N.irth I "irlli Htrf i KKM I. 1,1 T 71. Vtnl, r utreot M.Vtl IC MiXIII.V, .il.i Cist uer ae-mt clrent IltltlH 1. KOIK.l Its, r.'to Ok-ontz .ve llllll Iltnvt will Mi-., iPUl.MOt sl.Y ici I'oini I) VU-.SIMD ( oriHiml HVItrcV II MIV. Jits l hrHtlnn treet Illl I) (I'ltlAlni S, 111 IMIUTri) MISNlMi) I'rltato JWIhS MilltlM'. 47111 Urcmn street mi i or ium:m". apt tin KOIII ItT I I II Mil (IN (,llltl)(IN, ;:itt .North lift a uml strut Private s HUNK VK1N1II I I 'in-, sIbcI jtreet MII1M ,1. I.Vltlll.V, I'll Went Price Htr, rt tltllll It T filll Ilsl I IN 27 Munre stre-et I U Itl.Nt K I . II V . i.j North Hutch inson Ntre'Pt Illl I) 1ROVI ((1IIF.N1 Vl.ljnr I 11(1 Ml s(firT. 1,111 llullitt street Iain downe, Vi frBeunt SWII H, I . ( ssim, lli) North rifts thlri strrot HOI Nlll 1) S,M i- . I iellte mint li Mini i n. viiur, (mmeji 1'rltiite HII1IWI II. Ihllt, inn I.niust st Will Mill) s K.IITI (PIEI Villi -I III I'dllTI l M!-IM.) Vlerlninle 1 DVII NI) II, s( UNI Illl II. .SI I Mllrs lr et woiNnin iii r.un" i nditi iiviin. HI (I'lll.MOl -I V III PIII.TI.II Vlls-. INI. I I'rltntes JO-.I I'll (, (IKHIII.N. ISlt South Ntn t nth ntr. t lIMtltV ItVI'IVN, H7 south riftt- , te-nf h Ktr. . t MIAVNDHl I.. M I.I I It. Elf". 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GAR CO., DETROIT, MICHIGAN Bis'elow-Willey Motor Co. 304 N. iftfMlfeilfiM EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 15, nncy Training at Camn Meade, ho salletl In July as a member of the !16th Infantry, Ho made his home with his ptrents, Mr and Mrs Alernnder Keller, at 2105 North Seventeenth street .lnrph .1. t rovden. previously reported missing, Is reported In todav s casualty IK as being wounded Ho was Inducted Into tho army last Mny and went to Franco In lulv He wnn a member of 'ompany M, 316th Infantry. His home Is on Nineteenth street ncir McKean Prltnte Anlnnlii (lro, previously re ported mlslng, was wounded accord Ing to nn olllclal report received by reli tlves He was drafted In Itino and silled JfJ DEATHS I1Y ArCTTIFlVT nfter three months' trilnlng at Camp" UUU'W "I lvjlLlliiM 1 nix ti . ii.i.....h tvirntvfl0. Pnit'iL'rrn'bS-T 'gSl'eW 'w' Intl been n ceived by his parents pro vlous to this, tint ho was wounded No- cmhei 10 He wss a member or eom- Imiiv V, ,sicty-!lrt intamry lie wn iiiililojcd ns a machinist In civil life, and it hlln In this city made his home with ins parents. LUXURY IN TRENCHES ENJOYED BY TEUTONS liladelphian Writes Father of Upholstered Furniture and Electric Lights When the (Icrniitn m ide their luxur ious dugouts around St Mlhb 1 they did not figure on our bojs getting Into the m rap, t rites Cor poral Simuel .1 torgi nsoii Mt i lnti il Kipitr Shop so 101 In a tel ler from Virnenll, I'nnce, to his fa thn, T Jorgenson, 2 II North lilt'i!- I vtood street One of th" most tnti re sting things 1 have teen was on oiu of mt trips to the front,' writes "orpor.il Jorgenson ' 1 have alwnvs I heard about the ! trenches nnel dug I outs built by tho i (lermnns but I s certainly was sur- I prised when I siw them Believe line, nil the credit In tho world must be given to tl Anierlein lirtvs vtho fought around St Mllilel, and, iu fact, on every front 'The Yankee Hoops al out St Mihlel It id to ,tilv nice up i hill for about two miles through l.uhul wire and nnchlne gun nests and nmld nn awful fire from the bocho guns on the top of tho hill 'The Inrbed v re Is so thick ;.ou could vtonder how In the dickens jou csuild ettr gtt thorough It and the mtehlne -gun tusts are built of concrete vtlthriilm id rails ns re-enforce ment and tin tune lies ale Mdow alked vtlth solid , stone with lenient Joints Some of the 'dugouts tin j built up here are inn feet di cp ind tin ones occupied b the flor I in in olllteis weie furnished with uphol- stirul furnltur. and e nuipjied vtlth elet . I trie lights '1 Hi did not figure on tho l 'V links did thet, nid"' A $6000 MAN 7no is now m1(1 tint ts a " tiii!lnK t.ilesm m for an iron and hit el lonccin ami who )i ul Fplentlld isiitcPKS ultli .1 uholo tl Ktorr, line lieforo Im unit with liis itrcsent houst, wants to Mod tr-txellnc lie N a Koort toiutio lie I rin fpll th pnods tnti trilti i ilts for 10 do tin. sime thins I In tn line 11-f U fipon to n liniui fld-n i priion-wltiiiii 11 h 11 r-fldont Milrt niHiuiKt r fr (111 ruihI (hh rn I In IMillmlHplil 1 or Hn J(lnlt tintl U willlni; to truiel otti- hlUUlll-. Un i.feronrs, so i i! flnnn- 1 il and business r innot bo Miri i--td Ut 1 is nith j AND HE GETS RESULTS vie 1' ill ail'trm a Irttrt o 719, te r 1 HI holt t t ubinl tr tonfthnrc anil put 1011 ii to h 1 nh him itt oiirc W. HANCOCK PAYNE ile i tisini; t;enrj Drexel Building Philadelphia Broad St. CKtW?8!St?. V . e J JonaiiN.soN ni 315 CASUALTIES ON PERSHING LIST Forty-four Killed in Ac tion, 100 Died of Injur ies, 27 of Disease Twenty Reported Missing and 114 Suffering From Wounds Washington, Jan lli General Persh ing's report todny notes 315 army cas ualties Tho killed In action number H, the dead by wounds 100, by disease 27, and by accident 10 Casualties summarized aro to date: Tteported January IB Totals Killed In Action 44 2D.419 Wed from Wounds 100 12,534 Died of ni'esso 27 18,223 Died of Accldint nnd other causes 10 15, 59!) Ml"slng in Action 20 19,090 Wounded 114 130,518 OrandToIils .. .115 22(3,283 III IK I RS' MST Itlllrd In Wtton I.Ii:i'Tl.VNT IMtard D Paker ruts hursh Pa , Marion I. farter Howard ICnn I re Chne I Iptrher WVIIsbiirir N V Hontili A (Ireen Danville a , James MeC etell. lsllllle Tenn. Illesl from Hounds I.inUTK.VA.N T Prank Holden. Oakflcld M Pleil of Disease rATTAlVS llohert Tullerton. Gordon. 221(t Vnrth Ilfit-spconl strept PhllaUel lihln In f p in t Wlllpen Pirtland Orn LIPL'TKN-VMS Ilarlaml II I otvle Ton npaut o Psul N (llclssner Abilene. Knn , Armstronir I till SUcnuitn. Alt 1 ChsrleSi I Humphrey, stnmpten, Va ! Hoy W Kfn nv, lliniknrrll Olela 1 Carl II. Meslrs Mtur ; ele rnl 1 lohn (' Vnn Itlner, Jr.. Chicago, 111 1 Otrlo M, Watklns, lndlananolla lnd. Dleel of Alrnlnne Arrlilent . I.IIlUTEVANTa Chnrlea H. tll'vlns, Mount Stcrllnir Ky 1 vterrltt T t)e Camp, Yankton H. V 1 Haltih Drjdtn. Drayton, Dlnl from AcclJenl nnel Other Coes MAJOIl Ednar Scott, Lansdowne, r. Killed In Action, Prptlon.tr Reported Ml- Inc In Action MIIUTDNANTS I.vman R Cn, t.a- meint la 1 I rank I l-plnol New York city: William r I rank. ( liUano 111, William II Hare. Lansdale, Ta Died from Hounds. PrrvlonlT Itenorted IlMslnsr In Artlon I.ir.UTBN'ANT ppnlamln Thomas Be tvoskl. I.a Orose Wis I Ilieel, Previously lleporleel Vllstng In Artlon MCtmiNANT feamueil H Crouse. Som erset Pa Houndeel (Ilecree T'nilftfrmlneil). rrrvlonitly Reportril VIIpInr In Action I.IF.UTKVWT Kenneth Prank Cramer nintrrsvllle. Jf T. Sick In ltcunltil, I'rerlnnslr Rrporled Mlsa Inj; In Artlon l.IKrTn.N-VNT William It Dodson SprinKfleld. O lleturnrel to Dutr, Pretlnnslr Rrportrd Miss Inn In Action l.lBUTnVANT rtroolio Tdwards. 2117 Locust street Philadelphia Pa TI.NNIM.t M Killed In Action rniVATr1? John H Conrad Walter Miirsttskl, I'lttiburgh, Tlclsch Juhnsonburg Lancasteri ran w. Pled from Honnels PniVATEt Prpd lterrarrl Pittsburgh. lirlret Pretr, Punxsutattncy Alvln A. Onrs.naiiPr, I nneastpr Ard Kiln Potts tottn. Joseph William Kohuth, Glpaj, Mike Te piles, Johnstown. Dleel of Dtsrnse WAGONnrt John U jnrons, Itarnesboro Dleel In Aeroplane Arrldent innoilVNT William J Perrj. South Pelhlel pit Dlesl frnm Arrldpnt nml Other Causes fip.iini:Nr stmuei 1. fssspiit, 130 North Hftj-thlril aireet. phllodcli hla, Atoiinileel Seterrlv PniVrP5 Tpsso P. Alllnghim Wll llamsburn Wllllsni D Atria. IiUJH locust atrcft PhilsdPlphlv, Wllllim J Dovereuv. Ht Mitr Alpxinelr U. Irtvln. Illehy, Vndrctt fcefrlrk Hhiron Vll-elnc In Artlon PIUVATFt Max J Kozlott sk j . Price bur, Chpstpr O I.rlchty. Du iloy Joseph lllcher. l.sntaster. William II. tisimons. 2203 North Tenth street Phlladplphlat John B. Schroll, Delta; Robert Zimmerman, Mprncus Hounded (Denree Cndstfrmlneel). rreloaslr Rrimrted Killed In Action ritlVATn Thomas Curran. Olyphant. Killed In Action (rrevlouslr Reported Honndeel Hevereli) snilOEANT Qcorgo M. Oauss, Myeri- tow n. Killed In Action (Previously Reported Mtst Inx In Artlon) MPriiAVIC Prank W. trrady Seranton. PItlVATBS William J Iloylon. Adelaldoj Percy A. Chronlster ttarrlsbur: Conrad PddonberitPr. Orppp. Plko ( ounty' Henry O. lethnrlln Washlnitton: John P. ulf ford, troshi Oluspipp aiovannlnl Moesn aqua! Joseph T. litrinsohPid, 2J51 North Iourth street, Philadelphia! Paul nrntottr ski, Ilrvddo-k, Prank J tlrvaler. I-rle James L Hawk, Sivaversvll!;; Ernsst Hooter, Plttsten, Frank I. KlotJ. 712 Master s'reet Phllnlflphls Klmcr A Mi Auley, 2(1"1 Hast Serncant strept, Phllidel. phlai Oscar T Patterson McK'epsport! Harry T. Itoucrs CIO Ogonu avtnuo, Philadelphia Died from Wounds irrelou'ly Reported Miss ing In Action) CORPOn U Harry Hshn. 231S Christian street, Philadelphia, Died of Disease (PrefloiislT Reported Missing In Action) rUlVATH .William P Kray, Columbia. Dleel (I'reiloush Ilennrted Missing In Artlon) P1UVVTFS Jamra MrOlnne 4701 Prown treet. I'hllaelelphti. Jospph J, McManuj, Homestead, Charles C Sppnee, I'each Hot torn, John I'rcd Stels. Illdgway. Hounded setcrelr. Previously Reported Mixing In Action CORl'OlIAl.s .Vfirtln A Yuengert. Rey rot stllle, 1 rank Castronote (lien Camp belli ht.rllnc I. Smtltzer lied Lion. Hounded Sllrhtlt-. Pretlnusly Heporteil Missing Iu Villon CORPORAL "John E Helchert, Pitts- .MH'IIVVll"- Pdmunl It ''ehnplder 2S14 Miles strptt Phllaeiplphla. I ouls W Harter PlttsbtllBh Urunn I.sndlnl llltthedap IMUVArK I.ouls Mtrtln. Pittsburgh. Hounded (Ilcciee ITniletermlned), Previously Itrportcel Missing In Action CORPORAL Nelsen Chappie. South I orks 111 ULi:n I.lojd O Illilnler I arevster PIUV AII'S Arthur P. CarttvrlBht. Jo seph O ( rotden 181k South Nlnet-enth strppt Phllsdeltillli MlchPiP Dstant, Pdge Mll fnnll Dlamitl. Mnnesspn W H 1 kls llllllards Hirr Kaplan 417 south I Iftt sitmth elrppt I hll id lphls Alpxander O Killer 210V North tpnteonth strept. Phil adPlnhli Chicles Lord Clifton Hplgbts, I rank 11. MeOlll. Dunmnre William Mirks Throop, Pninclsco Mastandrpa Vlount Washlncton lohn OstPrriedpr Allison Park. Walter N Itllev J West Springfield avenue. 1919 ftamu.l Torren. , 1012 Sulzh.,'SlV.""nlh street, rhlladelphlai Wllllnm '"'; ,. Sick In Hospital, rretloiuly Reported Mm- CORPORAIr-Thorna1 W. un'?nnNfW PIUVATLS Clarence K A'S00 w'llllama-Al-xandrias James H. Mack, wiijwi KelCrned to Dntr. rrelotisly Reported JU Ing In Action .... CORPORAL Rajmond J. ,u ouran , , nassler. Qun l..n"i ttoy 'Charles" Mtrsh.h, tiW.i' I'lUVAw:.-. -rrani; Herman. CJreensburg: Martin LLIoya,, nhanf Wllb-rt J WW. "..,'. ' i, Ilorhe Carbondaio. Harry L scntvatt Tohn llnehe uiru.ooro. XEV, JKKSET Killed In .'ctlon A Slrlvn. l.ait Orange. James r. aiamon, Wcehtttkrn Died from Wounds rrtlVATK Olucppe Stutso Newark Hounded fcterelT PRIVATII"? Ambrose , Hrennan. 1 en Amboy. Wllllnm Ponack. lloellol Charles p Lawrence Mllltllle Missing In Action .,..,,, CORPORAL-t.nust O W Icht. "" Killed In Actlm. l'revloiisltr Reported Mlss ag In Action ..,. PRIVATH William II. Pruning. Jeraej City TtvXS2ssS fepfe Advertisers Jf r All! 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