8
58 STATE BOYS
FALL IN DRIVE
ON HUN ARMIES
\Var Department Reports Cas
ualties to the Number
of 4.887
Washington, December l®-I—Sixtyeight 1 —Sixty-
eight Pennsylvania's are reported
killed in action in the lists of cas
ualties given out by the War Depart
meiit to-day. The total number an
the lists is 4,887, 1.643 being record
ed as severely wounded. The sum
mary follows:
Killed in action u<4s
Died of wounds ISS
Died of accident and other
causes 29
Died of airplane accident . 5
Died of disease 514
Wounded severely 1.543
Wounded (degree undeterm
ined ...... 835
Wounded slightly ............ 686
ldlssing In action 547
Total ........4.887
Those reported this afternoon are:
KLLLKI) TV ACTION. .
Lieutenants.
Walter L.. Sands, Frackvllle.
William B. Dixon. Haverford.
Olin H. Ford, Corry.
Sergeants.
Jacob Delbert Nipple, Walnut.
John S. Winner, Danville.
William J. Cartliew, Johnstown.
Adam B. Snyder, Lebanon.
Corporals.
Leo A. Dorward, Greenville.
Samuel H. Ewart. Carmlcbaels.
Carl A. Fonner, Bryn Mawr. N
("has. H. Steiflel, Freemansburg.
Floyd E. Waters. Susquehanna.
jßavmond Joseph Bauer, Heading.
William I. Wessner, Catasaqua.
, Joseph Vaeella, Philadelphia.
Joseph D. Waples, Philadelphia.
Privates.
Charles P. Cart in. Philadelphia.
August Jantz. Pittsburgh.
Joseph S. Kopek. Jerome.
Wilburt Ellsworth Long, Cata
rissa.
t "harles U Deitch, Carlisle.
Harry F. Linder, Latrobe.
Felix Anzentoivltch, Tamaqua.
George H. Albus, Easton.
David Simon, Philadelphia.
Norman S. Taylor. Ouakertown.
Paul Valient, Lansford.
Adolph L Young, Philadelphia.
George W. Zimmerman, Millmont.
Roy Edward Metzger, Natrona.
Carl Simons. Elizabeth.
Russell T. Stewart, Turtle Creek.
John Yerko. Drifton
Stephen G Fritz, Philadelphia.
Franklin R. Koser, Allentown.
Reginald K. Kuhn. Adelia.
Donato Maesano, Sharpsburg.
Charles J. O'Kane. Philadelphia.
Koltnan Bessin. Philadelphia.
John F. Stewart, Philadelphia.
George A. Turner, Philadelphia.
'Calvin K. Werner, Myersdale.
George Klem. Shenandoah.
John W. Leary Hellertown.
Charles Lorah, Lebanon.
Brady Lawyer Stine. Carlisle.
Earl S. Cyouthamel. Perkasie.
William H. Duke, Morrisville.
Francesco Ferraro, Pittsburgh.
Nick J. Georgoulis, Munson.
Frank P. Lyons, Carbondale.
Walter Roach, Philadelphia.
Stanislaw Szewczyowski, Bracken
ridge.
Francisco Silvestro. Lock Haven.
Ellsworth Stokes, Rock Run.
John J. Nazareth.
William O. Cotton, Philadelphia.
KILLED IX AIRPLANE ACCI
DENT.
Lieutenant,
John S. Skelly, Philadelphia.
DIED OF WOUNDS. ..
Lieutenant.
Frederick L. Drake, Hazleton.
Corporals.
John E. Mapes, Clearfield.
William Ball, Gilbertson.
John Droder. Stockdale.
Bugler.
Meral H. Roberts, Tobyhanna.
Privates.
Pius Charles Gumauski, Carbon.
Nqrris B. Mentz, Philadelphia.
Alvift Tripp. Halstead. V
YOUR SICK CHILD
IS CONSTIPATED!.i
LOOK AT TONGUE
Hurry, Mother! Remove poi- \
sons from little stomach,
* liver, bowels
uive "California Syrup of Figs")
if cross, bilious or
feverish
No matter what ails your child, a
tentle, thorough laxative should al-!
ways be the first treatment given.
If your little one Is out-of-sorts,
half-sick. Isn't resting, eating and
acting naturally—look. Mother! Bee
if tongue is coated. This is a sure
sign that its little stomach, liver and
bowels are clogged with waste. When
cross, irritable, feverish, stomach
sour, breath bad or has stomach
ache, diarrhoea, sore throat, full of
,cold, give v a teaspoonful of "Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs," and In a few
hours all the constipated poison, un- 1
digested food and sour bile gently
moves out of Its little bowels with
out griping, and you have a well,
playful child again.
Mothers can rest easy after giving
this harmless "fruit laxative," be
cause It never fails to cleanse (ho
little one's liver and bowels and
sweeten the stomach and they dearly
love its pleasant taste. Full direc
tions for babies, children of all ages
and for grown-ups printed on each
bottle.
Beware of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a bottle of '
"<~'a'lfer.i!a Syrup of Figs," then see
tl'.rtt !t Is made hv the "California
Fig Bjrup Couip Jt
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THURSDAY EVENING* feommBTTRQ TOLEGIEXPg > DECEMBER 12, 1918.
Walter J. Boyerle, Pittsburgh,
John R, Wanker, Lock Haven,
Frank De Prill, Butler.
Jules Malatre, McDonald.
Franklin F. Ralsor, Warren.
Benedetta Angelln, Meadowlanda
Fred F. Borger, Naxareth.
_ Michael Carnock, Mount Pleasant.
J Jesse Wonner Kester, MehafCey.
J DIED OF DISEASE.
Sergeant Major.
Jay A. Jackson, Pittsburgh.
. Joseph Clifford Richards, Wllklns
burg.
. Sergeant.
Nurse,
Esther Yochelson, MoKeesport.
Privates.
Joseph Brlnnlsholta, Philadelphia.
Oeorge Everett Murphy, Kmporl
-1 urn.
John L Hlnsth, Breezewood.
Harrison W. Koch, Germantown.
George W. Kulp, Logan House,
a Christopher L. Mclnerney, Pltts
. burgh.
Frank E. Madden, Pittsburgh.
Wilbur C. Olsen, Do Young.
Benjamin T. Smith, Trevorton.
S Alexander Pish, Griffith.
, Pletro Plcarazzl, Newberry.
Andrew J. Major, Elwood City.
Sam Saltano, Culver.
) Arthur Raphael Segall, Phlladel
} phia.
I WOUNDED SEVERELY.
S Lieutenants.
Bernard J. Voll, Philadelphia.
, Lester C. Shearer, Carlisle.
Master Signal Electrician.
1 Daniel H. Zerger, llarrisburg.
1 Sergeants.
John E. Erbb, Philadelphia,
r John J. Brennan, Reading.
Wllll&m James Brown, Jenkln
town.
Clifford T. Welhman, Philadelphia
John A. Gordon, Ford City.
Lynn H. SUltnian, Pittsburgh,
v Thomas G. Moore, Minersvllle.
Walter Syput, Latrona.
Stephen F. Wall, West Chester.
Burton Franklin Holden, Erie.
Charles I. Weir, Eighty Four.
Herbert L. McCarty. Catawtssa.
Corporals.
August Greway, Philadelphia.
George Janenko, Allentown.
David M. Rahauser, Chambers
burg.
Scott E. Shaner, Nolant.
John J. Sterner,' Allentown.
Carl W. Wlthrow, Clifton Forge.
Jacob Hay Brown, I-ancaster.
Anthony Buyarsky, Hazleton.
William Fleming, Chester.
James McLaughlin. McKeesport.
Charles James Watson, * Mead
ville.
Alexander 11. Ambrose, Phlldel
phia.
Harry L. Estelle, New Albany.
Ralph E. Burkhouse, Pittsburgh.
John William Sickles, Sunnyside.
Harry Frlel, Philadelphia.
John C. Sullivan, Reading.
Leon E. Cltpsham, Philadelphia.
William King, Philadelphia.
Mate Fabina. Johnstown.
Raymon D. Shearer, Smoketown.
Charles Ross Housel, Bedford.
Norman J. Stronger, Philadelphia
John M. Thompsu®, Avondale.
David L. Trax. Franklin.
James W. Welding. Philadelphia.
Ernest M. Kahle, Flnleyville.
Neils E. Neilson, Heidelburg.
James P. Sweeney. Philadelphia.
Clarence R. Frederick, Pittsburgh.
Harry Koch, Y'ork.
Louis Miiligan. Philadelphia,
j Edwin L. Rothschild, Philadel
phia.
Frank McGuckin, Philadelphia.
William H. Reilly, Pittsburgh.
Cook.
Raymon C. Schwelkart, Pitts
burgh.
Privates.
Archie F. Monn. Waynesboro.
Ernest H. Ott, Erie.
Raymon C. Sheckler. Catasaqua.
Lawrence Demitt, Pittsburgh.
Thomas I. Henry Kensington.
Guiseppe Nicoletti. Philadelphia.
Norbert Onacki, Plains.
Nick Capursi, Philadelphia.
Clarence Heokert, llarrisburg.
Thomas Elwood Hobson, Philadel
phia.
Edward Johnson, Philadelphia.
Charles F. Kleintop, Nazareth.
John F. Mustek, Colburn.
John Neill, Philadelphia.
Joe Rlzzo. Timblin.
Gasmir Romanofski, Edwards- '
ville.
Godfrey Seigrist, Philadelphia.
Fred Charles Übinger, Pittsburgh.
Harvey J. Webb. Gaiitzin.
Francisco Andreucl, Braddock.
William C. Bowman, Windsor.
Martin F. Burk, Camp Hill.
Eelson Easterline, Reading.
Andrew C. Pallo, Dunmore.
Arthur H. Parks. Philadelphia.
Vivian Rutherford. Philadelphia.
Morris J. Scanlan. Shenandoah.
Charles H. Shreiner, Philadelphia.
Charles Steinberg, Kingston.
Raymon B. Ulrich, Philadelphia.
| Joseph John Worsinger, Junedale.
Howard Franz, Reading.
William H. Johnson, Philadelphia.
Harry Kegg, Johnstown .
ChesteV L. Maines, Woodland.
Edwin Burke, Warren.
George F. Cole, Steelfon.
Florinda Deliesa, Johnstown.
Ernest W. Wennberg, Erie.
Walter S. Bloch, Fleetwood.
Tolstoi Chaffee, Union City.
William R. Fitzgibbon, Pltts
i burgh.
Charles J. George, Philadelphia.
Albert Andrew Morgan, McKees
i port.
John Murray. South Duquesne.
Victor E. Oberholtzer, Middle
town.
James J. O'Mara, Laceyville.
Isidore J. Orliansky, Philadelphia,
i Israel Raines, Philadelphia.
John J. Walsh, Pittsburgh.
Alberto Cassi, Smithville.
George C. Deice, Lock Haven.
! Edward Kline. Mahony City.
John W. Knaflich, Presto.
Franklin Lindemuth. Philadelphia
i Howard G. Marshall. Pen Argyle.
Daniel Daugherty, Pittsburgh.
Clarence R. Harrison, Sharps
burg.
Albert M. Lisby, Pittsburgh.
Harry J. Mooney, Philadelphia. •
Sam Pitrillo, New Texas.
Harry G. Schultz. Pittsburgh.
William Tyson, Wilkes-Barre.
hCarles D. Gamberilng, Columbia,
Bert J. Guncheon, Port Allegheny.
William Jones, West Cheater.
Edward J. Keisel, Pittsburgh.
Patrick J. Larkin, Pittsburgh.
John D. Mohrhoff, Pittsburgh.
Salvatore Sciotto, Philadelphia.
Joseph Adlon, Catasaqua.
Oliver N. Barrett, Pittsburgh.
Harry L. Black, Vandegrlft.
Domenlco Virgona, Swissvale.
Clarence F. Carvolth, Peckvllle.
Herman Finkelsteln, Philadelphia.
Earl S. Frey. Tamaqua.
Solomon Ginsberg. Philadelphia.
Guy L. Rice, Darlington.
Wally Bielski, Ranshaw.
Victor E. Brotzman, Emaus.
Joseph C. Cassidy, Philadelphia,
Francis P. Donnelly, Philadelphia
Harry Hayes. York.
Edward Jennings. Scranton.
Francis P. McGuire, Jessup.
Charles Andrew Mitchell, Phila
delphia.
John W. Rltz, Hopewell.
Joseph W. Taylor, New Fredonla.
Thomas H. White, Warmlster.
Daniel Remp. Gelgers Mills.
Joseph F. Slomskl, Latrona.
I Wilbur Smay, Portage.
Axel Anderson, Patton.
Albert Arrowsmlth, Pittsburgh,
William Bradford, Midland.
Alvtn Russel Davis, Sharon,
Edward Polnteck, Av.oca,
Howard A. Rose, Mineral Point.
Arthur Benedict Conroy, Neath,
Morris Lang, Philadelphia.
Harry Saup, Houtzdale.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED.)
Lieutenant.
William Joel Bpry, Wilkes-Barre.
t
Corporals.
Alvan G. Cochran. Vandegrlft.
William 8, HUdebrand, Pittsburgh
John O. KWhl, Lancaster.
Oran L. Ladd, Cedar Run.
' • Wagoner.
James F. Rowland, Westfleld.
Privates
Edward T. Judge. Mlnooka.
. Joseph C. MoCllntook, Philadel
phia.
James J. Gregory, Drumore.
Ernest J. Ladles, Egypt Mills.
Charles O. Trout, F*elton.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY
Lieutenant, i
William E. Price, Indiana.
Sergeants.
William R. Drane, Pittsburgh.
Corporal.
Gerald T. McKinney, Youngsville.
Ilorw^hoiii*
John Flnley, Philadelphia.
Stanley E. Naugle, Shlckshlnny.
George W .Stewart, Johnstown.
' Wagoner.
Thomas A. D'Donnell, Philadel
phia.
Privates.
John M. Walton. Torresdaie.
Carl N. Faulkner, Union City.
Henry B. Flannery, Philadelphia.
James Gallagher, New Kensington
James Giles, South Fork.
William Wellington Mover, Read
ing.
John E. Sexton, Pittsburgh.
Wallace E. Sheaffer, Elizabeth
town.
Floyd L. Smith, Red Lion.
. Warren M. Smith, Bechtesvllle.
George Butler, Ktttanlng.
George Doersch, Philadelphia.
Adrian A. Holmes. Plymouth.
Harold C. Martin, Bellevue.
John Matichak, Old Forge.
Joseph James Mowery. Pittsburgh.
Michael Powoskl. Plains.
John C. Waughtel, Red Lion.
William C. Marshall, Oakmont
William H. Bahrenburg, Philadel
phia.
Abe Berman, Milton.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Emll P. Wiakler, Philadelphia.
Gordon F. Carr, Pittsburgh.
Corporals.
Edward Gallagher, Wayne.
James A. Duff, Philadelphia.
Angelo, Galuccl, Pltcalrn.
Vincent S. Hanna, Chester.
James Harding, Philadelphia.
Cyril William Lawrence, Philadel
phia.
Charles W. Sanders, Philadelphia.
Jacob A. NOUNS, llarrisburg.
Francesco Ceraolo, Reading.
Ernest L. Moffatt, Meadville.
Arthur C. Pabst, Philadelphia.
ITivatcs.
John J. Weldon, Philadelphia.
Brocks H. -West, York.
John H. Bates, Portage.
Clarence R. Carpenter, Philadel
phia.
Benjamin H. Cope, Mount Pleas
ant.
Harry P. Faukmer, New Salem.
Thomas G. Brown, Philadelphia.
Enrico. Cicconi, Philadelphia.
Charles H. Helm, Johnstown.
Archie Kittle, Bradford.
William T. Crawford, Philadel
phia.
Albert Gunn, Germantown.
August R. Heinrich, Oakdale.
William M. Sullivan. Philadelphia
Marine Corps.
The following Marine Corps cas
ualties are reported by the com
manding general of the American
Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action 19
Died of wounds received in ac
tion 9
Died of Disease 3
Wounded In action (severely).. 7
In hands of enemy 2
Missing In action 2
Total 108
DIED OF DISEASE.
Privates.
Arnold C. Smith, Lancaster.
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KILLED IN ACTION.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
l Corpornl.
Charles L. Frits, Lancaster.
WOUNDED SfcVERKLY.
Sergeants.
Fred H. Qoughenour, Berlin.
Andrew Panko, N'eiqushonlng.
Privates.
William M. Dataller, Philadelphia.
The following were reported this
morning:
KILLED IN ACTION.
Corporals.
Cleveland S. Blank, Alburtue.
Ferdtnando Maruchella, Philadel
phia.
Mechanic.
Frederick W. Bonzlng, Philadel
phia.
Privates.
James Crockette Davis, Cryutal
Springs.
Charles Hiram Hale, Pennslde.
Raymond G. Hasson, Braddock.
George Ramsden, Blalrsvtlle.
Angelo Beale, Philadelphia.
Albert G. Baker, Pittsburgh.
Samuel W. Crawford, Philadel
phia.
Antonio Wyoltka, Philadelphia.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
* Sergeants.
Fred Harold Mack, Bradford.
Franklin A. Schall, Northampton.
Privates.
Parker J. Sevltls, Berlin.
Harry F. Toker, Reading.
John I. Bell, Miffltntown.
Wlady Crlhockl, Scranton.
Eugene C. Everhart, Jr., Nor
wood.
William L. Gallagher, Fair Haven.
John'Hokanson, Erie.
Laird I. Kern, Newslde.
Walter Ernest Lambs, Philadel
phia.
Paul W. Marshall, Monongahela.
William Nickles. Philadelphia.
Ira B. Righter, Gladwyn.
William J. Rupert. Petersburg.
Floyd W. Seeley, Townvllle.
DIED FROM ACCIDENTS AND
OTHER CAUSES.
Privates.
Wtlllam Evaskevicz, Natrona.
Albert R. Keaser. Mlllvale.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Corporal. '
Lew William Durkln, Shamokin.
Cook.
Lloyd S. Becker, Spring Grove.
Privates.
Wilton Abel. Wrightsville.
William Richter, Carnegie.
Robert S. Kingan. Grove City.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Lieutenant.
Nornian L. Botsford, Pittsburgh.
Sergeant.
Michael Connoly, Philadelphia.
Corporals.
Clayton H. Mantz, Tamaqua.
John B. Newns, Philadelphia.
Alfred R. Parmentier, Philadel
phia.
John Qulnn, Cecil.
Chief Mechanic.
Park S. Brant, Friedens.
Wagoner.
Edwin J. Frazee, Unlontown.
Privates.
John Johns, Washington.
Frank A. Smith, Philadelphia.
Frank Grant, Elwood City.
Louis Gringeri, Philadelphia.
Alfonso Marini, Kushequa.
Ernest C. Quehl, New Castle.
David B. Rampling, Altoona.
James E. Collins, Oonnelsville.
Ira William Brinich, Pottsville.
George A. Darkes. Lebanon.
Nicholas Teti, Philadelphia.
WOUNDED (DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED.
* Captain.
Robert Pollock, Pittsburgh.
Lieutenants.
James Aloysius Reap, Avoca.
Giles H. Burlingame; E. Strouds
burg.
Sergeants.
Francis G. Brown, West Chester.
Charles H. Lynn. Philadelphia.
Roy D. Greenfield, Oakdale.
Corporals.
Gordon L. Clawsou, Pittsburgh.
James M, Foster, Bunola.
• Robert H. Heyman, Pittsburgh.
Cooks.
Claude E. Dye, Waehlngton.
Privates.
John P. Kennedy, Germantown.
Charles J. Boderlund, Philadel
phia.
Oeorge V. Williams, Mount Jewitt.
Warreji Conner, Philadelphia.
Daniel Collins, Jr., Coal Center.
Robert Conway, Pittsburgh.
Eugene Magulre, Philadelphia.
Earl W. Purrlsh, Frackvllle.
Raymond L. Grass, Hanover.
WlUlum K. McCormloy, Blair Sta
tion.
David Petersen, Philadelphia.
Francis x. Slsmour, Mlllvale.
James Paul Maybury, Philadel
phia. )
Bugler.
James Paul Maybury, Philadel
phia.
Cook.
James E. Murray, Philadelphia.
Privates.
John Z. Baker, Mount Union.
Lawrence B. Sanger, Moores.
Edward Andrews, Chrlstman.
Charles Dickinson, Falrehance.
John C. Garber, Grafton.
Carl A. Dalzell, Girard.
Settlmlo Damato, Mount Pleas
ant.
Roland W. Gamber, Rlddlesburg.
Roland R. Hamilton, Philadelphia.
Arthur Lunn, Jeanette.
Harry D. Ntxon, New Castle.
Harper Redden, Philadelphia.
Sam Tenallia, Pottstown.
Tony John, Bradford. .
Charles M. Borr, Emporium.
John W. Ward, Philadelphia.
Edward J. Gallagher, Philadel
phia.
Sidney J. H. Morrison, Bryn Mawr
Henry J. Pearson, Mahanoy City.
Philip Shampinato, Johnstown.
i Frank J. Long. Onset.
Giovani Morelli, Pittsburgh.
Ajtibalc Paterniani, Mulvern.
Casper Lewis Probst, Lock Haven.
Davtd H. Trlut, Oakrook.
Edward A. Grecnwald, McKees
port.
Albert R. Lucas, Boaisburg.
Michael Joseph McLaughlin,
Scranton.
Charles W. Nowhall, Easton.
Clifford A. Pfleegor, Williamsport.
. Louis Pizzo, Philadelphia.
Bernard J. Gardner, Pittsburgh.
Frank B. Hare, New Castle.
George Mullen, Philadelphia.
Elmer J. Myers, Greencastle.
Lorenzo, Palono, Scranton.
Frank Rltter, Berwick.
James Scarrano, Hazleton.
William J. Stewart, Philadelphia.
Thomas Raymond Mitchell, Phil
adelphia.
William Morton, Philadelphia.
John H. Peftley, Annville.
William C. Simon, Philadelphia.
John Sobel, Philadelphia.
John C. Stoy, Ashville.
George E. Alston, Philadelphia,
Thomas E. Day, Girardville.
Louis Delansky, Monessen.
John J. Devlin, Pittsburgh.
J-Solomon B. Eisenhard, Ambler.
Barnes A. Cameron. Philadelphia-
James P. Collins. Scranton. -
Jesse G. Grain. Clearfield.
Lester F. Reamer, Philadelphia.
Edgar Scott, Philadelphia.
Boynton D. Marchand, Mononga
hela.
William J. Wallis, Philadelphia.
John A. Taylor, Philadelphia.
John William Mac Kinder, Old
Forge.
August E. Apple, Johnsville.
Andrew J. Doban, Pittston.
John H. Stiver, Wilkinsburg.
Albert S. Stadvec, Philadelphia.
Michael Lukee, Pittsburgh.
Earl H. Lyons, Sunbury.
Basil Caffery, Lakewood.
Timothy F. Callahan, Philadel
phia.
Errol B. Cummlngs, Philadelphia.
John B. Dive bliss, Franklin MUle.
Frederick Benz, Altoon.
James Bernard Brady, Carbondalo
David S. Cole, Pittsburgh.
Steve Dlabelko, Fayette.
Roy L, Dolan, Hopewell.
John Caurls, Philadelphia.
Raymond Brelghner, Gettysburg,
John N. Carnegls, Shamokin.
WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
Sergeants.
William V. Schoenlg, Pittsburgh.
Howard F. Yakel, Greenville.
Robert G. Watson, Reading.
George H. Hunter, Loyalhanna.
John P. Wallbaum, Latrobe.
Edgar L. Graham, Pittsburgh.
Joseph Francis Miller, Philadel
phia.
Corporals.
John J. Skohan, Williamsport.
I John Joseph Urbaniak, Pittsburgh
Hutchison Budd Williams, Grove
. City.
James R. Johnson, llarrisburg.
Grant Kennedy, Imboden.
Isydor Szarmach, Pittsburgh.
John A. Tucanek, Carnegie.
Walter Jacob Matthews, Kane.
Cook.
Thomas J. Ward, Chester.
Privates.
Roy T. Capel, Seranton.
Ira W. Davis, Parkers Landing.
Emldto Fraino, Monessen.
- , Ralph Garrett, llarrisburg.
William Gottwald, Jr., Philadel
• phia.
Amos Drace Haldeman, Elizabeth
town.
Floyd Ahlqutst, Pittsfield.
Thomas Bell. Wilkinsburg.
John Dorsch. Philadelphia.
Paul Akushevieh, Braddock.
Charles Funk, Philadelphia.
Louis F. Good, Conemaugh.
Thomas Conroy, Carnegie.
Frank J. Holt, Allison,
r John G. lshler. State College.
• I Louis A. Kearney. Scranton.
1 George Welter Ixtokcr, llarrisburg
William C. Plummer, Homestead.
John Riccl, Chester.
Warren L. Rowles, Millport.
George S. Herman. Selinsgrove.
Maurice O'Leary, Philadelphia.
Bernard Schwartz, Clifton Heights
Samuel Smith, Ourwenville.
Frank Walent, Larksville.
Charles A. Leberniglit, York.
Charles V. Mount, Philadelphia.
Robert E. Prlng, Pittsburgh.
Grover (A Scott, Arnold.
Frederick H. Steiglitz, Pittsburgh.
Albert R. Stringert, Bellevue.
Paul F. Thomas, Columbia.
Fred Raymond Morrow, Slippery
Rock. '
BEAUTY SPECIALIST
TELLS SECRET
A Beauty Specialist Gives Simple
lloiiiC' Made Recii>c to
Darken Gray Hair
Sirs. M. D. Gillespie, a well-known
beauty specialist of Kansas City, re
cently gave out the following state
ment regarding gray hair:
Any one can prepare a simple
• mixture at home, at very little cost,
that willAlarken gray hair, and make
it soft and glossy. To a half pint of
water add 1 ounce of bay rum, a
I small box of Barbo Compound and
M ounce of glycerine. These ingre
dients can be bought at any drug
store at very little cost, or the driig
! gist will put it up for you. Apply
to the hair twice a week until the
desired shade is obtained. This will
make a gray-haired person look
twenty years younger. This is not
a dye. It does not color the most
delicate scalp, is not sticky or greasy
and does not rub ofti"
.
Elmer E. Moat, Philadelphia.
Shirley C. O'Brien, Eddyatone,
Mike Pechtnak, Old Forge.
Carl S, Peturaon, WUcmc.,
Alexander Scopkavskl,'Greenland.
Lester L). Stahlnecker, New Ring
gold.
Jerome C. Tovd, Loyalhanna. c
Charles H. Trelchler, Brelnlga
vllle.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Sergeant.
Henry H. Philadelphia.
Corporals.
John Anderson, Philadelphia
David M Mumper, York I
Stephen C Kennedy. Troy
Raymond F Kuhl, Philadelphia.
Mcoluutlc.
Percy A. McKee, Oil City.
Privates.
John 11. Blnns, Conahohoclten.
Miko Fetters, Pittsburgh. '
BRASSIERES
worn in connection with W. B.
Vll Corets, assure gown-fit perfection
MM —slenderize bust-lines add the
rBCe finish bust that the
neceMary finishing touch
Bolero, Bandeaux and Surplice patterns,
in filmy lace effects over silks and satins;
also delicate batistes, daintily trimmed
with lace and embroideries; making W.
B. Brassieres second only to W. B. Cor
sets as form-beautifiers.
Ba \li and average figures. The low-priced cor-
wit qualities. W. B.
duce one to five inches and you look
ten to twenty pounds lighter.
I Sold Exclusively in HarrisDurg at Bowman*
H? WE CAN '
ENGRAVE Tffll i
YOUR
Holiday Greetings
Name Cards or
< your Stationery
H The Telegraph Printing Co., Jg|
Joseph J. Hipp, St Clafr.
Frank K. Threefelner, ITeeport. ,
Kdwurd Weldman, Btler.
Mattol Bernardo, Ri'sselltown.
James Black New Castle.
Jacdb Albert Brewer, Duqueane.
Thomas Acqulnlss Conley, Du
quosne.
Charles 8. Dunn, Philadelphia.
Henry A. Wolfe, Wllllamsport
John Yavech, Taylor, Pa.
Oeorge Qllllams, Reading, i !
' Plete Suchelsky, Philadelphia.
Walency Janoski, Throop,
Andrew B. Mangle, (state miss
ing).
Filato Marianaccl, Duponh
Frank Nicosia, Erie.
Dominlck Papperillll, Eynoa.
Howard C. Qulnn, Grccusburg. i
John Patrella, Monaco.
Joseph A. Tinney, Philadelphia.
Charles Anton Volnarskt