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Wen of Philadelphia and Vicinity,
fyfSfyl B,ack on Mongolia, Hasten
to Dix
AMBULANCE UNIT INCLUDED
Approximately ."00 veterans ot the
TvfAnfv.ntwUti. rv;.t.i.... rn... 1i,tl,,,1is1-
ta,'pbla nntl vicinity arrived home on the
'ft-1 ... . a, i.... .. ...... ..
t aiiofiu i. .i.iiiikcmih. inc., mi' now ill
Camp Dix. The rolcr and their unlt.4
follow :
A3d Artlllrrv Ilrlrailf llendaiiurlrr.
Brigadier General William 0 Price. Jr .
Chester,
Major Arthur c Colahan. 7sin Lincoln
Drive, Oermantnwn
Captain Ttnbert Morris WeetJown P.i
Oaptnll. Itobert Tolnnd. Wvnnewond
Lieutenant TmJl- (' Oevelln, Vlllauova
Lieutenant l' tlrewsler lll.onds. (SU
Chestnut street
.Lieutenant Samuel Wagner. .Ir . 41" South
Fifteenth street
Corporals CIar,-nre (.' Adam. Woods
town. N. ,t . Jeremiah I Nelll. .Ir . PHI
North Forty-aerond street. Forrest v
Buck, niverton. X J
Hugler ndmond A Itramblrv. tfl'-'t tlci
Wantown avenue
I'rivnles Robert I Jerrc-vs iu cine
street IlotMM C linwe. 400 South Fifteenth
street Jimn J Nash 71" South IStniv
street I street nmiifi nomer i.m uprinaninwii
Sergeant ll.nrv Mi, Donald. I'lll North ,''"" Walter Hornet 1113.1 '"',' 1,'l.'-''l1,'
Fifteenth street tre, t , rieorne Hushes a.,,10 H.ivvle Rlreet
Corporal - Whs rd T. cavanaugh. Jr . ' Knorr HIT t ..' !'""""H'r.''t, , '" !,"
ftrvn Mntvr Joghaln 132 south 1-ift-sef,,nel atreet siu.
Wagoners Stephen M rtvan 274S North ic Lee :i4n2 North .itasrhrr street (lenrae
TwJlrtv-Slmli streetT Sin M KuhlnMn. I:ranrt snojt Crl.pen si.ee James Mr
RS32 Spruce slreat. rieorge 1.. rtl.ldto. V.t ;V, IVHI sellers elreeiltivmon.lMekln
Chester ' " .,413 Havei-ford hph,i Jamas Mc-
Prlvate Howard W Stantor '.012 Sanscm , I'eak 272.1 Orthorlox trt. John .lilpnrl
atrvrr
nrnftf1 Trn1j 7.rl .Tr . T.lafirrh
Prtvati WHIHm v Uoftut. Ton it
T'"rl avenue. Waltrr M nrtckmm ;i.1i)i
North Vnif thorp Ktrt'ct. .lBmc A ftmrn.
27S7 North Newklrk Htrcft . Andrew 7. Mor
tpU 30rt Cnmliridse trpt
Sersrcftnt William i: Hecp. r.022 Thomponn
trftt.
Mehnntr ttnrjr.n Tl rl
112 Spt ln
PrlVHt JHtiif". H riMHr "2 Sftiirh
Palforrt Htreet Thomas "' !.oFtt 223t
Pouth Loc BtrpM. Vrnnrn H PallKt. Vn:
Arthur Jahn. 24 youth rnrtlMh tirpt
BufyrpV,:,ri- Hate. .71, Wlndaor a,a-
Prlrtea Jiimn H fs" Jr . 120 North
Tl.dnald atraat Kueana A IMrnrd. 4-,'-,7
, .i i-.i. a . . j... tr t. - ii)U
A tlr7 VV;i,.?A.h-;tf?;ri;nrV
mVn r.lrt Park
SarcAnt ThmnaN H. A. Twiner. Ufm
Jlnayunk Aenu
rrlvalex .Tame J
Wail ir.i T-:t vi.
tint lan Harn d t
...... --..-". -.'
Park avenue, Harret
tr 7T fulin 4.1' Pin
(lltiou 47, ifiiliciifi
(.Intro, -ii.i HmiPtln
lljariv i-lil-1 .-orth I
Mrt, Charles J
SerBcant Karl. V OnrMn. 1M2 Souih
FIfty-alxth atrl
Pnolt .TamcH .t Morun mil South Twonn.
third street
28th HUUlon Hrndonartrr Prtarhmrnt
UeiT. Sergeant Major Uuhtn V.
Lansdowne
Mofler
101th Arttllrj- Ileadquartrr Comnanr
t rrtvatrs UupnaXdll. lf03 South 'iSn
ttith street Kred Tl Knmnats. Ht South
jwwev street Kdwin r. i.ytz. ami ttui
avenue, tnaries weian. Ji0
street
, in.,-.... -
l.lnIenoo,
I
107th Artillery unnl.v Comnanr
Trlvato Theodore P Ward, f.MS ('has
itr avenue
Wagoner John J ftelln- j;n7 South Junl.
per street ct '
Hat)er A
Corporal William M. Hetlter. Hit Prlnie.
ton atreet
Privates rtobari J Mosriv J410 Natrons
street, W'lllam Jhl'aulev. .14'J A atreet.
Walter A Smith. r.SJO Washington inraii.
Corporal Anthonv Godalla. B040 Acate
atreet
Privates liaid n Van ivssen. MO Her
mitage street Franrla .1 Preaton '-'410
Kaat Firth atreet. r.dwjrU J ilrlmea srt.1
Kast Westminster atreet: -outer S. llrug
Jer. 4US3 CheBter aenue.
Corporal L'dwln S. Uechtel ;03.'l Wilmot
strart.
Privates Edward J. llrvner. I'Ol.l Cast
burn atreet Oermantnwn, William Uarrett.
1127 South Twentv-thlrd arrest. "
Kallery II
First Lieutenants a .Alax;mlllan Schen-
Tarll. -00 Kast Highland avenUe. Chestnut
llll: l:dwln-H Finn. Nnrrlatown.
Prlvatea Oeprge c Merear. r,l Nonh
Klevenlh street, tleorge Antlinn 3.111.1 North
Second' streets James N Uallnuh-r. .1I.1H
Merlon menu"
Mattery C
Captain F.rederirk S Swir. Ptinenlxtllle
First l,ietitenants-rJolui A..Fatlor. Allu
P, Dayton. Fencovd.
Corporal Stephen M. Pollock, liios Uisi.
Fletcher street
Privates Herbert llulch. .1310 rj "treat.
ancla It Durham HM r;i idatnno street
Otto II rtohnenberser 3317 A street. An
thony M Water,. .1::t:l Woodland avenu,.
William W C'ouler .14:13 Sharawood atreet
Jamea Uelaky r,0S North Ninth atreet Wll
Ham II. Swartlry, 10.1'J South Watts str-et
Bunl Raunskt. L30tl Marp.ireita atreet. Curl
F. Anderson. 3.VJ3 tl alrcrt. Joenh 1. Curr.
IMS Wolf atreet: William J Patlon. 111!
Jtlfflln street. Joaenh A Ilolsbrun. 117
South Sixteenth street: William Cubler. ,111(7
Spruce atreeet Thomas A, Dragonettl. '2ir2
South Tenth atreet Wlilltun f Urnhatn. ll)4s
South Sixteenth street
Ilattcr.v I). 107th
Privates William Snessenharh. Ilrldes
burg: F.d. -J, Forrest. KUI Callowhlll atreet:
ttobert It Harria. 1211 PUrfor street. Joaenh
. IHrsh. 47 llvirnilton street: August (luer-
i.U'--o,'iJ ?uuwi i.rr aireei; .viiiihiii rnusi
p.i c-nny atrefrt.
,; nailery 17
First Lieutenant Pace A Watson. "0?.1
Worth Twenty-second street
Privates Joseph pontng Jr in.it cjer
manlown nvenhe Charlea A Sauers.' 07tl
North Thlrtvulntrr Irtreet. Chatlea Howard.
VSJO.Houlh Sceend street
,it , lUtteTv'!r
is TJuiler Alfonso .Rsltnin. Ill: South Mar-
-, r w ,
.Corporal Alfred T TWo!. 1113 Kd.( lont
, jKpmery avenue
a Privates Ilorrv Knowlt"? Jr . 1237 AMn
t ' nattery A
'Private Thomaa F Hoxljn. 2721 North
JFront atreet; John T Flodsrern 1310 Jlitner
atreat; John Faust. W15 Wundland acnu"
, Corporal Jllchael Dlsmapwa. 3S2ft North
jTteae etreet
, Private Charlea D Marro. Io Montrose
BtreFt;
; natten'
Prtva-tea "William Urennrfn. 204! Grrtt
treats' Joseph J. Itskow. 2h.t2 rium street,
WlUianl J. Siesta. ltot Tarrlsli strt
aPennta-iturwIti. 221 FltzHatr strit. Mor
ris f.. Jurotdon. fl22."i CarDfnlpr uii !
Jamea J. Jonea. 22SH South Tpnt third
treef.
Hatterr V
PrIvdtes-James N Hlackburn. 300.1 Ttldce
avenuoi'Iludolph . Obhof. 615 North Frank.
Una atreett Howard A Mdllgan. !i?3 Kim
bert Btrtet. Camden.
Cook William Kallnouakl. 2277 Ivlland
Private, -Joseph J Levy. 1240 .North Law.
rence street
Bugler George W. Lynch. .Moore.
Hatterr D
"Lieutenant Harvey H. Frank. (Ilenside.
n..atai Chnrlaa Stausa 30'i' Vn..i-
nlVftiirth atreet? Josenh W Thoninaon. ',
.yrlvti-.Trifimi. J. Torrlnn ""R ". urnrj niren, jiowam ivninuMiii. inu riaii i
K..'"'.',-.,tt"'L' uL""'. JIWAJL'-".- ffl.KrilrffKK. W38'n4rST. r."orw7r: .:N"rll '""""'""' -rcet. He is survi
,'riel. JnhnS Johc-, 2n0'WBlla.e str ?,K?,'nHl,,,J " f,"'n. ",trcel' 'Th" rles ' by one sou, Dr. John II. Sleviu. 1
, CtalTSar.ca,7r,S,ur,,nV,ez,',37 Pre,. SSw IteMlan.!" elreeU Jlarld XC"Xk ',? I'metirlnr. medicine in Detroit. T
f.oti -atreet North Marshall atreet: James Metzger. jjjj luuernl will he he d on Monday
r,'.ki.i F,.in -, c,.M. inc vv Montgomcrv avenue: Russell. 221(1 North the home of Ins niece. Miss Mnrv I
V.tti.!il,Jfn"l?re!el. "' " " "" '"".. "treet. -K-orgO Redru,.. 1 4Sh Ilrow I, j vf,la ., 1M vorlI, Thirlonntl, .-V.
.-(-''r.y.Wendover street.' J.uther W lirlfllth. 5.VJ
tro" North Wnnanrakeotrect: Antonio Salvatore.
:ua. mum sirce.
,rf 'Dttrr i;
Privates Joseph, 'C Crowther
443 Wis-
tar'etreet. (lermantovyni HenJamln Traftl
can. J34 Halter street.
Wax ft Ct. Atjlttt)nil
SPECIAL TRAIN
rI'?Kret -ia pMtnivlunla Hil'ii..
-t 'tth Avmu aind aid At is.-!
VlSzr:-; .
;g- apaoirtii oiaiioa 7.40 .i,
; North Ilulle)ihia . . 7.11 2
f ,S Flara Consult Arenta
r t r x
. rflSBKUivama k k
J A -50 SUNDAYS
-' May IB
m tm and
. , If Juno 1 j!
laws. m v - -- III
9
lWJork
' II
& '. - .. f
riiitt r
TrlValo Thorn K. Jllcliard. S4S Chralnut
atiet ,
Corporal JamfS 15. Maithcwa. Mrchnnl-
Panlf-nTr lllnrhmfnt
rhaptaln, William . ruth. !H9 i;asi
Cumberland atrct.
Vlerlnar.T Dctarhtnrnt
Karrler 1'nul J, DalfS-, 8014 Angora Tir
rac. 1'rltatOM ttarrt A f'nnb 41a Vnrlh I'm..
inirti pirrpil joscpn V, uairy, jii.-y ffoutll
Slxtrrnth ftrret.
lOSd Sunllnrr Train
Ambulanre t'oinpanr 109
Tlltrmnn tloh HliQ tl alrAnt- WbI,k V
Tlumphrpya. c'niwsm Thomaa l.ronard. ('lit
ton llflghta: William .torrlaon. 1 13.1 South
Third atrrft, tloorar Talor i.ansdnnn,
raul Yaikloy. l.ancaatrr.
Amtnitanrfi ronmnnr I Id
(MPtaln Thomaa C. Hoo, (llrnflHd Farniat
.loneph Totnllnron. .1711 jjonicahorn atrrt:
Krril Mrfllnnla. Ml North Flfty-alxllt alrmt:
Alfred Alhi-rt. 10.13 . Wakrllne atrrHi Atfrod
Ttakr. :tfrj7 t.nnaatior-atrrM . William Hiir
Kr. tttlin Torrrarial avanuo. Wnllare Harndt
Hl.17 at Tloita atrirt Arnold llatr.
.mil nohln atrrMi prllnis lllsmullT. nsrj
.larkpon atrct. David Hayd. Jr ,"i:u Uome
atead atrial. Thomaa Irrnnan. titan Kn
atona atraat. Harry HrrMdbant. 111 Hvrra
n, Paul llroom. .,30H North Thlrtaantlt
atri'ft Jamaa Hrown. "3.11 North Sean
trcnth trt Karrv ltrmla. HH44 Jnckaon
alrat. Frank I'arlln JIHI North Hlxtaanth
tarpct. Wllaon I'lark 3H42 North r.lahtranlh
atraat Wllaon I'Urk, .1BI2 North KUhtarntll
Arthur t'lovor. -'-'11 North Twantv-iapond
atraat: John c'urrla sno.t ItRtnllton atrrat.
Kdward rtannran, tllt.1 fulln atraat. John
Itanrlo .1001 WnlLar atr.'ft Arthur Doarlnc.
s1.11 'I'Iokh troat. UaorKA Ponncllv nflill
I'Uthbart atraat , laraui-.' KdwMrti. -211 Kaat
MaMlald atrot. I.anln llldrlden. 7.1i Tulln
atrrrt. Wllniar Cnmli -,.'7 llhatl atro'l .
Iluana I'-arbar 2H.10 I'.niorHM atraal I
Samuol I'lilla ..''J South I trtlatll air,aT li.ftlni'iii .Invanli f'nlitll nf ilia
Matthias I'aanav 3917 Madlaon alrrot Cla.r. I 1 atmlllUll .losepn t Ulllll, 01 Ilia
rnra Forwa r,l I .11 -' Ha at Hilton atraal 1.awla'pWpn(ic nU( Hfrkd slropt Station.
L'rtit w llHmttslilrA nt:nif Altanll C'itv,
Thnmun Cllvnloh. Ititt riipohiim ntreM.
.Tm(t 1unn. V2(i Salmon tro't. Harrv
Cnnouk". "JR.Itl Dum-aii street. Itnltrr t IIp'i
l.. WJ-i inruli xtrpnr rnnn.- tiiiu-r ,;.li
,Jam street William in inn lMi-'tniirrn
I street . William lelnelac.l ISIS Harrison
i t ,'ntij,hoho,'Kn. Jnnn .-ingou iioh, ut-
rinan ilrret. ThoimiH Mathli. -.H'.i t-rthfi-
rlor jtreM
.1oph MurrHV. 100 Nortli nmr slroI
jitriM o'NpIU Aid 4 n Thomas OvJpv "nan
Tulip tr"t Ml In IVtrnon rhcUnlmni.
rimrl" t'htpi I'onshohot kfn. John Uoin
ml. L' 120 -t Hiitftrt trf,l . Vrrtn
iiaimiri ".' lv nnttiv l rtot . lit ram Itnurp.
I l.naft',r .?nnip lUnn Tfoh nv Kilwartl
rlir'13!' . Allll'l rPFM I 1 lat llio IHI i tun I till I'll
Helner. 22'ptl'rntt MrrM John Mioj .Uo
JI peit. 'litTonl Mipi-nl j IM Wl;
, lin nr?t Allri ) mHh 1i. Haw ihornr
Mtr - t Nipn Smith ..Jli i.nnsiliorp Mwl
;.p rnnth --U ,1 W-
"am Th'Jmi"'r. It-'mRIL' ,f :r,u.''. "'VilT.-aVa
Turn-r r,4li Haat 11 lahart a,r,at HovMir
II hai nn.Tft HrEprnMn ptrcpt
nm-r 722 KMo,,.,-. Arthur
?Vnr -Jlflo North en iu. Pirfff
John
IAVf.nBrh r.3.. .lnifi
nIrol . K.irl VrNr.
1 47.1S ilalroaa atraat, (leoriia V
. atona atraat Ilobart Wtlao
(lporat Wcat 3l0 Ki-v
atonp 5tret iioDort v. iifoii .imh v-
1 ...u t vaaI I'riitil. rnrni U 1711.. Il
ran v lanro
I TnHn "tr""t nup"H iMtrd. 2.1. North
iSontr.nth atr?At. John Yotinjr 222 Oak ford
,tr rt samul Younr. 2120 Ann h street.
"""'"'.. 'r ' n..ir.V" T.il.rf. ".'I.-. v,V.i,
riuaaatl Tetlardi
". '''M?. ?,r,,l e. -''v'nftM
Samuel ! il pa irn.K. mm- .North r irteenll
trct.
llpnilnuarterft llfld llotpltal Section
Rntaniin "lirk T.r.o fnttaRp Ptreft
'Howard Ko1m 1 HH. North Thirtpnth street
1 iioQfrf St Paispr Jr . 2i23 Anthon firmer
Held HoMiHal I HI
Jlalnr h.irlea '. Ura,l. 7130 Rlsinir Sun
avenue. Ito Flstier UVJn rilaaton atieei.
rthur l.ewia. 31'J Sewell nvenue. Atlantl,
' iiv. iirtrrv ., inirsrv, ivi ,rr,,ip ruin
,..rp,, urtBPr, a;.. t.onshoro atreet Wll
Mam Shlelrta ill'n Cast Hilton alreel Pol-
arp lllemuller i,sil' jarnaon alreei Sam
uel rteaka Iterwn Frei Solomon. Chelten
ham Thomas Keenon. lt'41 lterkshlie atreei
Kmll SrhmMt. Mate road anil Cottman
atreet. Fredarlek Hfhutzler. 1100.1 Torres-
dale avenue, flnlph Twelve., sos Montague
tl-Al aaaoli Italian n trtf C 1 1 "I Iil-onlfnrH
rsil--. liUrejill ,lll.,liriltllU,i , i"-.sgl -(ianrva".-.
Hvenue. Jqhn Hall. 8415 Magee. atreet. Her
man Vadera, Hu.tleton aiemie. Joseph Fltr
Berald Walker street llolmeaburg. John
Johnson. S073 Krdrlch street. Frank Hub
hen 1M00 Frankford avenue. Fredert, k
I'antz rtftl I Kovetone atroei. Jamea Cum
nitns. Cheltenham. Louis l.anlng, 777.1 Jark
von street; John Sommer 7'J43 Van Dvka
ilreet. Wllmut Hand 11.125 Tultp atreet. Wil
liam Peacock. 71.1 Hagarman street
John Lupton. 742S I'almetto street. Adam
Summons. Pottstown: Louis Pegel. .13.10
Lasher street. Harrv Walker. 3837 Friend
ship street. Albert llarker. 37fto longshore
..-!.. ,:, ,,!.. ,,-... ij-.-'
.nc", J ,,,, ttliaiJ'. ' ni.amn,, , . , j
Hlion. c,ci34 Van DyUn street. William Zeli-
-. ri-. .,,, ,-.. -. it-.. u,n-i
der. 3.127 I'nntlv street, John Uoan, M.IK1,,,,,! t)nvi,l itnatnn n minr ..itl.
net, ..,n tiinniiuiniiiK purri, 11.11, .-.., ,-,-
Leonard street William Sharp, ill, Hanson
street. Robert D Oreaham. i!SS Weih Hoad .
IMward Harlman. ft.lur. North Third streec .
William Fries Pnttatcivvn. John Comerford.
5?TS Y"" Dk" street. John Oarvln. 3782,to transnit some business, and Daniels ' , ,-' :( cnntrncls for tho finn -Princeton
street Henrv Muller 4733 (lar-; . . . to complete IIS ( outint ts 101 ino-.,uiHj.-
den street wiuiam Jams. 3.122 Longshore , was unviiig. ()f)() ,-0,;s ,,1,. Mr. Hurley proposed to
street r Welnston Parndt, Te lord: Clarewe At in intcrseclion nf KP.nil rnnil i . . .i.t i .. i. i i i i
B..rh. n.10.1 itisinK Sun i.an- James van ' .,,, imeisei uon ni ii,inu lonti ,..incel. and on which work already had
itr ' I ! mi ivii "lurt
NnVt'h " Tueir.h iire,, "xm.n " Hndo"lPl,
wiT.'i'a'n',"Mvnrnom'"c.?rj TiooV 'iVe.wintam
Haas i'.in nisinc sun avenue Joseph Leahy,
;Er.V,':L,''v.CcT,h,?'Jl"". ''."..'"nln,'
William Hrewerton til 1.1 Heaerman street
Jacob and Jeremiah Culp. 311.1,1 Homestead
street; Harry Voung Manhelm Milton
Wnrlhlngton. 3012 Longshore street. Kugene
Knsw. 7123 Kevstone atreet, Tavlnr Kirk
.170s Van t.vk,- street. William Alhurtei
Cheltenham lianlel Lansing. H7H1 Marsden
street. Alberc llarraclough 7110 Hdmund
street. Samuel McLaughlin, 3211 Howell
atreet. Charles Mullen. 174(1 Bodlne street.
Field Hospital 111
Ogcn Marks 2721 Hrown street. p.obrt
Aiwine 1842 Nortli atreet, William Andr
rill siren, vv u i.Hiii rtnaer . , .,, . ,
It street. Archibald mark .loiin Mcvin.- who n generation ago
;usJH"ppI.J'L"ld.n06'I!velnueiw',ol',: "f 'I"1 leaders of the Demo-
son. 1.1.1 uosehill
1303 Hrown street,
iner street: Rufus
Holmesburg. Klnier and Wolter llovd. Lino t ci'aiic city organization died ThtteedTi
Parrlah street. Roland llradlev '."-0 V.m ' ;,,, . ,,, T.. . '' .. inurBiiaj
FVlt Ktrjt HoWHrd Cool.. 2040 Kairmnunt
eniio. KusspII KcKpI. MHO I'HyujjH htr'tt .
Walter Kran 1714 llaco ntrtet 1-pwIh
Krlck. 421A North TranMIn trt-pt FranK
0f11aKhr. 'Jnl t I'arrinh Mlrp11!. Huln n fJar
rinon. 1740 Wvll strpt . Hrnarcl (Irumly.
2X riaher n.rnup. Alhrt llallntroni nsl t
North I'ark avm.o, Jnufph Ifnlpln 2211 ll.t'o
htrofl: HLinev Hfh. 24.11 North f'ollccn H
ntip, IjOUIi Heins1. 1020 flratx street . T'aiil
Tlubrs. 1100 VUbX Indiana axrnijf. Wllliani
Jtunt, Sfl33 Httner atreet; Samuel .Tdniew.
414 Orc-harrt atreet; William kiiv 4.1 1
sireer waller uoHcn, .1-1 .nrin iw-ni.;
tlftb -treet. Horace Mcanlan, 4327 .North Or. i
rhard street. Jamea Heullen, 141.1 .Ridge, an-
nue, Frank Smith. R19 Cameron atreet: Aler-
rltt Smitti. 3111, Itutfl hireei; waller nieeie,
nn.u u-,- ., m,M VV'IIHun, Mtlmai,
n.1K Mlella jvenne. William Sleelpma.l
Westviiie. N J ; John stefron. S2( North
Fifteenth street. Francis Stevenson. 232(1
North Seventh street! Howard Strango, 212C
North Franklin street: William Strange. B'J.i
Dauphin atreet, Joseph Vanzlver. L'OSO Fair
mount avenue John Vanatan. 1,119 Itldg
avenue. Rusaell II Ward. 4332 Sansnm
street t7ltner Willard. 1710 North TwcntS
nlnth slreft
I'lrld Hospital 112
.Tamns Hell 741) North Twenty-sixth street .
William (lnnd. Lebanon; Charlea Resh. Lan
caster. Frunrls Fahev. Clifton Heights, Na.
thanlei Jleaae. Reading: Lorema Hmllh. .1i47
Addison street
Wounded Veteran Returns
After scrvinc- in France for two vears
with Pennsylvania Base Hospital No.
10. David Chambers. Jr., lias returned
to his home, SOS South Fifteenth street,
Mr. Chambers was wounded twice.
iwtn. atop
mLc:'&
M'J&ZfsP SZS'
m&CM&'
ample supply lor hubby s morning shave.
Install the Lovekin Heater and knoiv
tlint- vnu have nlentv of hot
lioldneed at the turn of tlie
is approved by the U. (j. I. Co.
surprisingly small. Send for
TllUi
AUTOMATIC GAS
LOVEKIH WATER HEATER CO.,
JLowwakii
Minrn
3 DEAD, 4 INJURED
IN ACCIDENTS HERE
Two Children and poldier Are
I Victims of Auto and
Trolley Crashes
WOMEN ARE BADLY HURT
Three neritons nre dead tndn.r :tud
four olhers Injured ns the result of
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i ii i win i'ii- iiim iiru', iim nniuri
nip iknjl arr:
innilV, "''W-nOIU,Oln
i--i it, i, in mi, pin-i-i,
Ueorfio Asami, six yrnri old, iou
Vinr street
Private A!o.v0iih Hurltr, of tlm .Mil
vino Provoft Gunnl.
Tho injiiretr nre :
Arthur D.inleN. of New York.
Mrs. Catharine Duffy, of L'HL' North
Eighteenth street. I
Mrs. Mnrcnrri .Murphy, nt "110 1
Nortli Eighteenth street. '
"Huster" Williams wns slrjick and
killed by n street enr while playing near '
his honii' Insl night. The motorinan of1
Ihn car was nrrrsteil ami will have n
hearing Iralnj.
(Jeorge Asami was run down by n i
niotortriiel; nt Sixteenth nnd Spring '
streets yesterday. Ho died after being '
taken to the Hahnemann Hospital. Wll-
liam Herbert, of Fifty-fourth street and
Hnverford avenue. Hie operator of the
mnchine. ns lield for tlie coroner by
Magistrate l'ennoeh.
After being ncritlentally shot by n
comrade I'rivnte Aloysitis Ktirkc was
thrown from the iimbulnnre whieh wn
taking bun lo the hospital when it col
litlctl with an niitniiiobile driven by n
soldier. Iluike died yesterday at tlie
Philadelphia Hospital.
I'rivnte Morris Olinick. who is lic
ensed of shooting Billke at the marine
barratks on Wcccncne avenue Thurs
day night, litis been held by the police
Private Dominic Capptlccio. the driver
of the motor which collided with the
nnibulance, is also being hold.
Itoln nml the slinoerv streets l:ivt
night are mid to have been responsible '
i, .,,,imr.l,ilc nf r :ii,in,. r '
Park .ivcnne near Mon'tcomerv . ilin-'
lllll-
nmg tiown uii-iiuuuii V.U1IH1, .iirs. '
IImO'v nt,, Mis. .Min-niv. " in w onl
linnneneil nl llroad street and Snsuiie-i
11 I
hanna nvenue. The injured were taken
, ,h Wnmeii's Honieonntliic Hiwni -
tal.
Two men had 11 narrow escape from
ilenlh and Arthur Daniels was seri-
0vlv injured vesterduy when llll auto
i "
mobile plunged down 11 ten-foot em
bankment lit Church creek and Island
road and overturned. Daniels, who is
11 Philadelphia representative of the
Erie Iron and Steel Company, is in
VI I Inniti lfiiDiiilnl tuffai'inn f.,,, !
ternai injuries.
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nc..nnn ;nt...... ..... iin-... i v i
escaped injury were Henry 1.. 5nchs.
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I cinilinnv. w-lincio hnnic i in T:ein l,i i
,-.- - -
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. offices nt PJIS ( hestntlt street. I he
,,,. ,i,ni,. ... ... ll.. iDin...i
. '" " W "" "leir wn to Hog Island
i.ih.iiu.iiiip turn- . progressed to nil nrlvi eil stnge. and
ni1 01" to ll"' " 'm I'nss. ThcKf. the completed ships than to cancel
i . VJ V"'"'I, ' '-'o'is"" the edging of
i ,l,n roadway in such a manner thai it
l Plunge-I oier tl mbuukment. .'
Deaths of a Day
.
JOHN SLEVIN
.
p...,, n.-n. . j , I
Former Democratic Leader Dies in,
Misericordla Hospital i
.-u-ri n-iHii.i unspiini alter
seven weeks' illness. Nearly all his
colleagues who were prominent in the
cciincHs of the party in bis chiy. Imve
pieccclcd him in death. One of the last
was hi-, friend. Wiliinni F. McC'ully.
Since his lctirement from politics
twenty years ii(-n. Mr. Slevin had lived
with his nephew. John P. Nolan. V.V2A
ved
ho
he
from
'.
followed by solemn high reniiiem mass in
,.,. rpurt, ,.,,,,,,, , ' ' '
' nercsa s ( liiirrn. In lccenl years
i T
I
si..; i.n ,i .-.i . . ..
I ...,,, ,i,,i ii.uucil ins llinf
(In church and rhtirltnbl" work
Mrs. Louie Brandle Wentr
Mr-. I.otiie llrnndle Wentz, wife of
William II. 'Wentz. died of pneumonia
yesterday at her home, ."004 North Mnr
vinc street. Tioga, after n few days' ill
ness lleside her husband, she is sur
vived by a three-year old daughter
and a sister.
Mrs. Wentz, her father and mother
died within a period of a year nnd a
half. Her father. Henry llrnndle. who
mi" president nnd treasurer of the
llrnndle & Smith Company, manufac-
luring confectioners at Eighth and Dan-
phin streets, died Februnry 10, and her
'jtin.iV?Ai
"Put On the
Kettle There's
No Hot Water for the
Dishes!"
Don't "hope" you'll have
plenty of hot water for the rlin-
ncr dishes. Don't "think" fin
there'll be cnouch for babv's
gurmna that there s anu
water for everv house.
tap. The Lovekin Heater
its gas consumption
circular.
pi
WATEn HEATER .
39 La.rcl St., Philadelphia, Pa. J,
h?,fr Mr"-. , r. nnnti, Wiiiinnnniinnnrniimii
little more than n ypar bcforcl
Mr. Wcnt7., wlio liar n Inrcr rlrclc
ot iriopda, was a member of the Knla
copal ("hurrli of the Itcsurrection,
I inga.
i neoaore t. rremer
TUeotloro 13. Krenier. seeretar.v mid
treasurer of the Theodore K. Krrtnrr
i ompflny, manufnctiirers of underwear.
ni n.'n vine street.' whirli he entab
llshed in ISOO. tiled on Thursdny at
est I'alm Iteatli. Kin. Amtarentlv in
Rood health. Mr. Krenter left his home
Hi llldley I'ark in the middle of Mnreh
on n southern tour. He had visited sev
eral resortR nntl became ill at Went
rnlm Iteneh, ivhere he died
wawon W. Walton
ltl. .. W !... (..
"n'N HIIOI1. II Cmill I11C1
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! North Amrrirnn street, cliod yrstmlny
h, h0mpt m SnMth KWlt.cnli
((.(reel.
Mr. Wallon. who was sixty-eicht
jenrs old. hntl been in fnillnK health
ftinee lust September. He is survived by
his wife and n doughter. aAfr. Wnlton
nj n member of the Tnion TiCjigue nnd
tho (Nimmerrinl Kxrhnnge.
II
," SAYS PIEZ,
Former Fleet Director Claims
...
His Criticism Stopped
Ship Canceling
MAY LIFT YARD EMBARGO
Cumnenling ,, on the rc,,h of
IMwjiril . Hurley. Hiairnmn of the
1'iiiteil Slates liipiiiiig board, to his ,
criticism of Mr. Hiiilcv's sl.lnbnlldii.c
" ' "
cnticcllntioii policy. Charles Piez. for-
iner director general of the Emergency ,
Fleet Corporation, suid thai lie hud nc-
coniplished just what lie had aimed lo
do. namely, to prevent further cancel-
Intions of ship contracts. - '
r f i i ii
1 lie former director general also said
no nnii oeen iniotineii nun .ir. mirier
lins cabled President Wilson for author- I
" .1" ",'",, the embargo on Amen
cairihiti.vards against foreign contracts
Mr. Piez. In u speech made before the
. ' '" . ,.' '.'';,.,,,. .
Atlantic toast riiiipiiunriers Associa-
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'11n Here on ui- uii.v in- if in-ii 111 uiiic-
'or general, reterred lo .vir. Hurley k
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eaiieeiiaiioi. u.,m ... . . .. ,.,..,., .,
"little." nnd said that if carried nut
1 it would throw 1 .",00,000 workmen out
I of employment .
ii.i.nein thi nllnck Arr Hnvlev '
Keolving to mis atintiv. .vir. nuiie.v ,
cave out 11 slatement in AVashiugton in ,
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which nc mi" 11 ' , ,Mi.. ,,,,,,.,, ,.
further en nee 11 tuns inn hose of eon-
1111 mm 1
tracts calling for .1, null, tHH! tons 01
shipping, recommended by Mr Piez
soon after the armistice was signed,
and assured shipyard workmen that
itliey woulH be kept at work nt least a
,, ear longer. A week previous .Mr. iiur
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lev lint niiiiiiiin,-i-u ni.i, m; uuiuwu in
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cnncei an hc.ciiii;mhh -..vww.wv,,, i,,,,.., n,
. .... . , .
so te of the objections of Mr. Piez. and
' ....
his led to an open break between the
two officials.
Mr. Pies, said today that it would be
better business" for the government
,. contracts an) scrap tl,e work done
,, them nnd the materials assembled.
"My crilieism contained no element
I ot personal iccnug. unci was intcniieii to
prevent lht- proposed cancellation,
,lsnid Mr. Piez. "I felt that Mr. Hurley ,
; was clean wrong, .now, according to
'Mr. Hurley's own statements, he was,
I wrong and 1 was' right, and he lias
abandoned his 'policy nf scuttle.' " i
Mr. Piez will leave today for Chicago. ,
where he will be the guot of honor at
.. , , .. . .
a welcome home icceptinn arranged
P.y bc Illinois Manufacturers' Associn-
lion, hi nhii:. i nv; hub ii iu curs i
president. ,
May Play Fete Postponed 2 Weeks
West Chester. Pa.. Mny 10. The
May. piny festival nnd sports nt the.
State. Normal School were postponed
from today until Saturday, May 24. i
Examinations will occupy Saturday of j
next week. i
fatWslaia)sa)(jr)aJtJ
Do You Want
A Good Seat
To See the
Parade of the
Iron Division
Next Thursday?
If you do, here's the way to get one. Any
person who buys a
$2000 Victory Bond
will be given a good
the parade from Broad street. Chestnut
street or Market street. The bonds will be
sold and the reserved seats'issued only from
the Headquarters of the Women's Liberty.
Loan Committee, in the Lincoln Building.
See
MISS SCOTT, INFORMATION
BUREAU, WOMEN'S DEPARTMENT,
LINCOLN BUILDING, BROAD AND
SOUTH PENN SQUAR&
WILL CLOSE TONIGHT
Isabella Wanamakor's Cherry-
stono Takes Association's
Challenge Cup Again
MRS. G: A. ANDERSON RIDES
Final events of the eighth annual
indoor Horse Show nt the Third tlrgl
ment Armory. Ilrnad and Wharton
streets, will be held today. The show
opened Thursday and will close tonight.
The pony classes and the class for
the challenge cup of the Show Asso
ciation were the principal events on Inst
right's program.
To get permanent possession of the
challenge cup it must be won three
i limes. Miss Anna A Austin took it in
f10 and 11117 with Ntiren Arnold, nntl
In 101S Miss Isabella Wnnamaker' rnp-
t in od it with t'herrystone.
Miss Wannmakcr repeated her victory
cf last year. Cherrystone was ridden
I by Mrs. George A. Anderson, who cele-
.hrated her second wedding anniversary ,
jesteruny. Miss Constance, vnuelain s
ihestnut gelding "The MinRtrek" took
jt - ccond prine. while the bay more "Ala
I Sunday." another mount belonging to
Miss Vauclaln, took third. Fourth place i
went to Colebrook Farm's chestnut I
1 mare "( astlewood Itelle. ,
The horsemanship displayed by the
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mtingstcrs who rode their ponies was
tirst-clns anil served many ti tnrill. Minimise todav saiil the I'resiiient would
ron "nN "" tingling of emotion caused
ibv Edgtird Powell, Jr.. in the able ban-
dlitig of bis young mount that when the1
.,!" "T !l 'Lilt' 1. ,1. "P't, !
(horP wnn'little doubt ns to whom thci
blue would go.
. "'lVm,,s wa,!.-T. '" '' " 7 . '?,'.""
Hlg. nitliougll llierc vvcr u.v luri'i-
ponies entered. Besides Edgar Powell.
.h-.. with his liny mare. I.eota, Miss
Frnuces Powell's Wlldflowers. and
""' Scott's gray gelding Sliver King
"'." ,on.lnr,'M''1. ' ' ' T '"J, f " 'T'.TJ
'iin,Tfic ,''
(listiualitied.
-'ln awards, were:
t ' I . b 1? msni- i nivttil Tl ti t Inn Until. 1 ' ' '' In
is , shown flrsi in harness, then to be un
harnessed and saddled In nna unci juuaea
las a saddle pnn.v . harness performance. .10
i pep cent: aaddle performance, no per cent:
nrir.e run donation Won by Mrs. V. P. Clar-
van's ch. m Cheslnut !11oaom: second. Dol.
cheater Farm's b in Little Uream. third.
MIh Patricia Vautlaln h CUtle Tie.
Class n.1. horses In harness, harness norse
14 tn 1,1.2, nciinn. confnrmutlon and stylo
.
nr pnm, in na Mil ji , nnHiiirpii . nriKr run '
if (nlnrr In ha inli
'." ,p 10'UV'UP- Won by.Jliaa iaabella
Wansmaker'a ch m. Kve.secmd. Miss Con-
stance Vauclaln s br. m. Dragon fly. third,
fourV""-" l.b.lUC w"n.m.ks ch.P": .
Warwick Matchless. , ,
.,, , horses under adde. lo he Judged
bv 'heir conformation, quality, manners and
ability 10 carry the welitht speclfled. They
"Miii D0 required 10 pack easy, mange tne
'tl
lead on Hie canter without apparent effort ,
-land stand lnn enouiih for the rider to dls-
, moUnt and mount without unnecessary trou-
Lie horaea 14 :: lo 1.1 -'. prize CUD presented
bv K: T. Stotesburj Won by Crozer Horse
l-'arm'H a. m Mae March, second. Countess
Von llolaleln's ch. in Butterfly; third, Mls
Isabelle Wanamaker a b e. i nerrystone.
fourth. Miss Constance Vauclaln'a b,
m
VI;, .SnnitaV
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lo. ' -. .. j .- ,.- -.... . -
pass norse, io-- anu u.i. ,,. u buu.m ,.,,
nnnronrtate vehicle, open only to horses that
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I!ftf y,'-, , . , rt.i ...... ...... "r." ' ' ; ."
any show, prize in. donation- Won bv Cole-
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reserved seat to view
I &faiL Jtfak yi&sr
Claas S3, brooding- claaa, pony atalllona to
ba shown In hand, prlxo'tlO, praaantad by
Htrawbrldga Clolhlar Won by Dflcheptar
l'arm'a br a, Malbourna. Tatlari aacond. Wll
jlibrook Farm. Chnrlaa K. CoJO'a br .
Wlllltbrook Horacei third, Foxcathar Karm'a
b. a. Tlatlnaton Van Uykai fourth. Ml"
Jaan Brown Hcott'a b. a. Talke Wlldflr. ,
Claaa M, boraas In Iwrneaa. runabout
horae, to ba driven by n lady, appointments
to rounl 40 par cant, horaa no par cent, man
nara will ba taparlally conaldarad, prlre cup
Won by Falrflald Knrm'a rh. m. Dainty
Mlaa; aacond. Mlaa Jaan rirown Pcolt'a b. in.
flwact Hrlar. .
Claaa LM. horaaa tindar saddle, for lha
tiaat Ivo auddla bors9 making the beat ap
pi-aranro na a pair, one to bo ridden bv i
lady, the other by a nntemon. the lady ot
lha winning pair seta lh ribbon. pot 'n
trlra to he Bhcri to 1h" ring clerk with
names of horaea and owner before the claaa
la ah'iwn, ned not be the proprly of 'he
same owner, prize $r,. praaantad l,v Mlaa
Aidta r. 8fuwbrldgeVon by Mls lanliella
Wanamaker's b ir, rherryalone nnd cb. a.
tllarney stone, aerund, Alias Constance r.u
claln's ch. ir. The Minstrel and Arhlte.
Claaa tl.1, horaea In harr.iaa. tandem horaea.
14 ' nnil nvaa ntnnnara. atvle nf ttnlnar nnd
artlon considered, prlie Itn, dcnatlon Won
oy ares isaneua i anani-iKer a
-n. nt.
nnd ch,
Netherall's 11-lde
Claaa H7. horaea In harnrae. fine harness
te.hW;.!;.,on.0.Bn"J:w"; six' feet eight ;ineheS. Playgoers whi
bv Croer Horae Farm's ch. s. Highland , anw "(bin (hill will recall him aa
b m. Poilyanna. I trying to outwit Montgomery nnd Stone.
' Claaa 48, hunters and Jumpers. Jumping , In ".luck o' l.nntern" he Is still 11 wicked
c!?. .A.'. !'' St?!c0f.0,n.T.10 "PS'innn. but off the stage lie likes to nick
ciany consioereni nrai priKe, ,, i,,nv,,,-u
by Lowell Thomas; second prize, no, nlsn
rather Farm's ch. m. Witchcrafts second,
Foxeather Farms . u wnveriip. imrn. :
Sunnybrook stables' br e. Sir Mnsln,
fourth, rttitlonwood Farm's l. m, Crofty.
Olrl. t
WILSON TO ADDRESS ,
CONGRESS ON PEACE1
u, , . . uine Procirlprit
li aaiiil igiuii - ',
Also Is Seriously Considering
Stumping the Country
May 10. (F.y A V )
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U7lllllli:illll. ',., ' -',- -- - r .
Dispatches Irtim runs to uic n mic
"pcrsoimllv" address Congress nnd tils-
w((p x.t matter" of the
,,.. .!,,, !,.,w imme.lintelv after his
1"?
It i understood flint tlie President
lis being lirgetl by his advisers to make
l'-nk'"c.' t''' ver me coumi-.v unci-
he addresses Congress
There were indications in administra
tion. circles thnt the Presitlent was seri
ously considering tlie advisability of
milking the suggested trip.
Tlie dis)ntclies to the White Mouse
Intimate that the criticism of the Presi
dent in certain foreign iiuiil'ters. re
ported early in tlie week, wns abating.
The White House still is without in
formation ns to when the President will
cable bis address, to be rend Pt the
opening of tlie extra session of ('(in
gress, but officials expect it next week.
Although the procedure to he follow
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President that it is rend to receive a
communication from him lias mil yet,
been delinitely determined, officials con -
sider it probable t llll t Vice President,
ITrKS:4-?aHt.saBystM)ee.acsi
?rnrtl", ' V w&i iWmitknmAli
lo net for him in receiving Uic Con
gressional rorninlttrc and in transmit
ting his message.
It also is reported from Tons that
President Wilson's submission of the
engagement for the defense of France
fiy America will be submitted In the
t'nlted States Senate merely by the
transmission of his letter to Premier
Clcmenccnti agreeing to submit the sub
ject to the Senote and will not em'
brace n treaty carrying out the engage
ment. No treaty has as yet been
draftetl nntl such action will await, the
decision of lite Senate for or ngalnst
the proposal.
Giant Not Wicked Off Stage
0cnr Kaglnnd. of the Fred Stone
Company, at the Forrest, is the tallest.
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up strny dogs nnd give them n bone, and
.i.D,.5!
The taste is the test of
Coca-Cola quality. The flavor
is the quality itself.
Nobody has ever been able to
successfully imitate it, because
its quality is indelibly regis
tered in the taste. ,of the
American public.
Demand the genuine by
full name nicknames
encourage substitution.
i
THE Coca-Cola Co.
ATLANTA, GA.
513
BELA'KOSltEkSAETa
'Red Leader Appcfals to Atnerleam af',1
Invaders Advance y
Vleniia, May 10. (Iy A.P.) Tho S
soviet government at lludapest Is panlr-rj,
stricken, owing to the narrowing circle ft
of tlie lines of the Hllmaninns and Jf
Cjtccho-Slovnks and counter-rcvolutlM- tf
nry uprising in western Hungary. '"T
iiein nun. leaner ot inc riovict. lias i
visited Professor Philip ltrown. Amer-
lean peace representatives in Hungary. Ai
and naked if the Americans would guar- Vij
antee the safety of himself, his wife and !'
inejr ciinti, n is untierstooti ine re- to
quest Is being favorably considered. -U
Copenhagen, May 10. Superior Czech 2
forces, after n bitter nnd Hitetuntlnr
struggle, .have gained a footing In the
town or Aflgyszccsenyi the Hungarian, m
supreme nrmy command announces, e
cording to'n report from Htidapcst.
INnervszecsenv is about fortv miles:
nortli of lltitlanesl. Itnninninn tronns I
were last reported nbotit eighty milts
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