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EL PASO HERALD
tk-End Edition December 7-8 TJ18. 3
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UALTY LIS!
100 Is Total of Southwestern Casualties Including
xnose oi Texas Arizona and New Mexico; Entire Eoll
Shows 2182 With 411 Eeported Killed In Action;
San Elizario Private and Local Lieutenant Named
TT7ASHDTGT0X. D. C Dec. 7. The Pvt. Irvln L. Jacobs. Cumby Texas.
VK.nny casualty list for today con'
.ns 21S2 names. Including- those of
1 1 reported killed la action.
Tae list names one from this city
era another from El Paso county.
Tney are:
i..eat. Harold E. Kllburn. El Paso
lied of wounds.
Pit. Saturnino Correa San Elizario
wounded severelv.
Other southwestern men are named
ss xojiows:
KHIcd la Action.
L'.-at Lawrence C. Alcorn. Fort
vortn. Tex.
L.MXt Chas. H. Lembke Albuquerque
Pi Fred R. Llndsey Lufkln Tex.
Clyde Meece. Nettle. Tex.
Weaver Shofner Hnutlngton
.lex.
"orp. Wm E. Guyger. Proctor. Tex.
irp. Jack Cerreu Laredo Tex.
' oro. Willie Greer. Corsicana. Tex.
' orp. Wn. F. Parsons. Bedrock. Ariz.
- agier J no. znanei. Enis. Tenx.
Mechanic Richard C - Henderson.
Douglasville Tex.
Ti agoner Charlie Elbert JlcClond
rreeport Tex.
Pxt. Robt. Crenshaw Tola. Tex.
Pr Kdwin Guthman. Brenham Tex.
i t. Geo. S. Jeter. Stope Point Tex.
Pre Emil Lescbtkar New Ulm. Tex.
"t Jos. M. McCIeskey. Dublin Tex
P t Sidney R. Nelms Brownwood.
Tex.
P-. Albert E. Perkins. Fort Worth.
Tex.
Died of Disease.
-t Addison B. Falconer Galveston.
Tex
P t- Wm. E. Caddell. San Juan. Tex.
. Henry F. Felseler. Brenham. Tex.
P-1 Nets E. Harrington Mlllican.
Tx
P- - nomlnlck E. Keller. Wichita
FaPs Tex.
t Waldren Bowers. Canton. Tex.
I c Geo. C. Lasharty. French. N. M.
' 30k Ttoy Pollard Center City. Tex.
. l Wm. A. Bolt. KIce. Tex.
Pvt. Earl E. Bryant McGregor. Tex.
Pv Fritz H. Llotetzen. West Point.
Tex.
P- t Otto Hercek Rohstown Tex.
Pvt. Geo Horton. Curtis. Tex.
vt Geo. N. KobL White City. Tex.
Pvt. Jos L. Smith McKInney. Tex.
Pvt Henry V. Thornton. Boyd. Tex.
Pvt Alex Marco ux McCord San An
tolno. Tex.
Pvt. Thomas F. Slunn Eastland. Tex.
-vt .armor ti uisen. coy. . M.
""vt. Ransom OUelll Brazoria Tex.
Died of Wounds.
Corp. Alfred K. Toung Aubrey. Tex.
t- ' aan a. iaams Laaonla Tex.
" Frank Jablonskl. Weser. Ter.
r- r clarence I Perry New Waverly
rp Edw. F. Hnnt. Anonla (An.
nons.") Tex.
' rp. Lewis L Smith Dallas Tex.
vi. Robt W. Meyers Bowie. Tex.
t. Paul Toung Conroe Tex.
- .-t Jos. L. Early Boyd. Tex.
Died of Accident or Other Catxse.
Pvt. Eddie W. Worden. Dallas Tex.
Wounded Severely.
rrp. Lawrence R. Gray. Paris. Tex.
Pvt. nas. siatney Houston. Tex.
vt Eugene sr. Boyer. Hope. N. M.
Walter Kelly Harris. Wlllcox.
Ariz.
"Pvt Sam L. York Richmond Texas.
Sergt Bonnie B. Anderson Crawford
Texas.
Tlcchanis Frank E. Coghlan. Areola
Texas.
Prt Claud Bandy. Elraln. Texas.
Pvt Fred Clark Denlson Texas.
Pvt. Willie Hodge Miguel Texas. 1
Pvt Robert S. Lee. Hamilton. Texas.
Pvt J as. J. Adams. Wills Point. Texas.
t-vt Jiarry jtea. Coleman. Texas.
Wounded Degree Undetermined.
Sergt Chas. L. Fox. Dallas. Texas.
Corp. Harry E. Stromqulst. Coupland
xexas.
Pvt Jno. Harris Buckholdt San Anto
nlo. Texas.
Pvt Kenneth Hays Dunn. Victoria
Texas.
Pvt Alvln Frederick. Mauricevllle
luas.
Pvt Westley E. Johnson Bnda Texas.
n't j no. w. savage. Ten Texas.
Pvt Vestie Allen. Dallas. Texas.
Pvt Elex E. Campbell Goose Creek
Pvt Don Raphael Flynn. Huckabay
Texas.
Pvt Furman C. Hicks. Mesqulte. Tex.
Pvt Homer S. Owens. Dallas. Texas
Pvt Mack Sheffield. White City. Tex.
rvi. i j. watts I'enon. ."v ai.
iti. Herman l. Wilson. Direct Texas.
Wounded Slightly.
Pvt. Antone L. Friday. Roans Prairie
x exas.
Pvt Lennie HalL Gran j Saline. Texas.
Pvt Looney A. Hutchlns Bloomberg.
Texas.
Pvt Francis Noffts Cameron Texas.
i"vt nerDert u. Payne ilarqnez Tex
Pvt Wm. D. Titsworth. TalDa. Texas.
Pvt Ira M. Miller. Bedies Texas.
Pvt Elexandro B. Moise. Jerome. Ariz.
rvt jas. F. Blacic jr Malakoff. Tex
Pvt Roger S. CamD. Graceton. Texas.
Pvt Matias Garcia Cabezon. N. M.
Pvt Jos E. McGewan Crisp. Texas.
Prt. Jas. Oliver Travis. Humkee (Hum-
Die:; Texas.
Missing in Action.
Corp. Samuel E. Hutson Goodnight
Texas.
Corp Guy Taylor. Albany. Texas.
Corp. Jos. IL Block. Lindsay. Texas.
Corp. Howard Edmlston Hamilton
Texas.
Pvt Mont Z. Chestney Harrold Texas.
Pvt Jas. H. Goodrum. Ranger. Texas.
Pvt Jno. D. Tigertt Wilmer. Texas.
Pvt Claud R. Whltaker Dallas. Texas.
The killed In action also Includes
tne louowing:
KILLED 1ST ACTIOY
Lieutenant Colonel.
Allen R. Williams. Cape Girardeau Mo.
jiajors.
Ward W. Plerson. Washington D.
Lymaa C Ward. St Louis Mo.
' Captain.
Math L. English. Coupevllle. Wash.
Lieutenants.
Walter "V. Acin. Rawson. Ohio
Victor Kennedy Dodge Slakeley. To-
Herman L. Hess Jackson Ohio.
Robt C Llewellyns. Braddock. Pa.
Edw. J. McLaughlin Newark. N. J.
Wade S. Priest Greenleaf Tvjm
Thomas L Russell Fargo. N. D.
Charles W. Simpson. Indiana Pa.
Orvllle A. Stevens Portland. Ore.
Rolls P. rmsted. Spring Valley. CaL
Francis Vanschoonhoven. Saratoga
Henry B. Keep. Chicago HI
William H. O'Brien New York.
Carl A. Shadowen Ft Morgan. Colo.
Wm. c Stevenson. Abbeville. K n
Rudolph E. Peterson. Jamestown. N. T.
Edw. Dyron Rhodes. Taeoma Wash.
Semanta.
Harold R. Marlarty Wllllmantlc Conn.
Conn.
Sidney M. Painter Jonesvllle Va.
Orle Taylert. Rochester. K. T.
Walter Lang. Cincinnati. Ohio.
Oscar OerkVltZ. Wllkesbarre. Pil
Bernard W. Baker. New Cambria. Kas.
Wm. H. Keenan New Kensington Pa.
xtuitt iang jnauncey A. i.
CASUALTY
T
Oil
LIST
IS IE
Many More Are Reported
Killed In Action In Boll
Given For Saturday.
Christmas Specials
at the
estern rurmtiire to
This is the gift
for every home
V a c u u m
Cleaner and
Carpet Sweep-
er combined.
Extra Special
Christmas Sale
price
Come to the store
that saves you
money. Our stock
is .complete of all
Mnds Xmas gifts.
The items here
shown win give you
an idea of the many
money saving
Christmas bargains
to be found here.
Tea Wagons
I Every woman wants
a Tea Wagon. We are
I featuring a Tea
Wagon with remov-
able tray artillery
I wheels and rubber1
tires. Extra Special
Christmas Sale price
$Q.95
esiern
Furniture Co.
Corner Stanton and Overland
IMPORTANT NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC
We have installed two of the latest machines used throughout the
East in the dry cleaning business which enables us to turn out bet-
ter work at the same cost to our customers. Through a careful study
of this business and purchase of latest equipment we are enabled
to back our slogan
WILSON MILLICAN
"THE BEST CLnAXnilS"
"What More Can You Ask."
"Modern Equipment Win."
none 4400.
Chas. It Longson Salt Lake City
utan.
Karl E. Ross. Stockton. CaL
Andrew C. Shagren. Philadelphia. Pa.
Donald K. smith. Edina. Mo.
Jas. L. Buck. Conception Harbor New
f ounaiano.
Edw. Clonon. Chadwlck N. T.
Caro E. Freeman. Almond. N. c
Alex Henley Seattle Wash.
James Hennessy Newark N. J.
James T. RIvar Plymouth Ind.
John Robbie Boston Mass.
Carl W. Roberts. Cleveland. Ohio.
William Ostrander. Lakefleld. Conn.
Ralph It Coiiman .ew Cambria Mo.
corporals.
Walter Scott Jumps TJhrlchville O.
:uurven n. xauaes. uoerty pa.
Harry Arnold. Philadelphia. Pa-
George W. Blewer Syracuse. N. T.
Charles O. Goetz. New Tork.
Lester G. Harris. Brooklyn. N. T.
Carl L. KnauL Johnstown. Pa.
nudoloh A. Larson. Hlirhmore. s. D.
William IL McKlmmle Washington
u. u.
Earl S. Parkinson. Belfast Me.
Chester Pennington. Manchester Ky.
ijuy w. i'lummer urooKS Aie.
William Ratledge Decatur Tenn.
Ragnar Roeberg Brooklyn N. X.
Walter T. Shame. New York.
Chas. F. Wood. Grand Rapids. Mich.
jonn v. uuaner. Aurora ina.
Charles S. Brokaw Colton CaL
Joseph W. Coleman. Allen Ala.
John Frasco. Rome. Italv.
Robt. B. Frederick HavredeErrace Md.
Mike Brenko. Newark N. J.
Wm. H. Levers San Francisco CaL
Daniel E. Lallle Thermopolls Wyo.
Axel IL Lundanlst Ll?onier. Pa-
John G. Odonnell. Attica. N. T.
John J. Thornton. Amesburv. Mass.
Richard E. Tercavlcx. Windsor Conn.
William . campDell l'eorla. III.
Stephen P. HabeL Brooklyn N. T.
Anlman Hayles. Youngstown O.
Lnther M. Kellv. WilliamsDort Pa.
Maurice Masterson. Barnerville. Minn.
waiter it Marks. Birmingham. Ala.
Clarence Maxson. SIdnev. O.
William A. L. Miller. Lexington N. C.
tjari tinier. Worcester. Mass.
Bern hard Nelson. Beach. N. D.
Conway W. Powell. Chicago. 111.
Bonnie Puryear Durham N. C
Louis Rothberg. Plalnfield. N. J.
Daniel Rubart Vineland. N. J.
Jas. IL Wilkins. Jr San Rafael. CaL
Tony peter Monocke Coldwater
Mich.
!dw. R. Souders. Philadelphia. Pa.
Joseph P. Vollman. Chicago HL
Bugler.
Qnincy C. Carpenter. Grant. Okla.
Mnnlclaii.
AnsUn W. Hersh. Eliiabeth N. J.
Meehanleii.
Albert R Johnson. Brooklrn. N. T.
Sylvester G. Miller. Gettysburg Pa.
ueorge E. iock. Coraopolls. Pa.
Privates.
Earl D. Alrhart Broadway Va.
Alfred Antonio. Cincinnati. O.
Jesse E. Arbogast Ree Heights. S. D.
Maurice Awner. Baltimore. Md.
Bernard C. Baer. West Arlington. Md.
r-zra r.. uarrett Worcester Mass.
Raymond F. Bauman. Baltimore. Md.
a comas isesr. Hamilton u.
Norrls Bleieh New York.
Leven Brown Normantown. Ga.
Jesse O. Burns Oliver. HL
Tea Carter. Cloquitt Ga.
Clltns Curd. OaVlanrt r.itv. TnA
Leonard C. Cusack. Georgetown SL C.
itauer . uougias. unity. Ale.
Francis J. Dovle Derbv. Conn.
Louis E. Duplus Trov."N. Y.
James P. Fah.r PhI1adeln)ifn Pa
Herman M. Gardner. North Bend. Ore.
Michael J. Gavaghan. Philadelphia Pa.
wiuiam uraay jr iiizaoetn r. j
Joseph W. Grannan. Chicago HL
ureg ureen. Alleghany pa.
Hugo Grimm. St Louis. Mo.
Charles A. Gross. Ada Okla.
Bernard J. Harris. Brooklyn. N. T.
Alfred IL HartxelL Locust N. a
Bertrand Herrmann. Newark. N. J.
Edward H. Hickey Rockwood Tenn.
rana u. uoimes. -Moany. i.
David Hoskins. St Benedict Pi.
Jack G. Jenkins Nashville. Tenn.
Pan! C. Phelps. Peru. Neb.
Carl M. Anderson. Melville. Mont
Prince Bradley. Lawton. Okla.
Harvey W. Bradshaw Napa. CaL
Frank BnrreL Santa Maria. CaL
Tony Calllva. Easton. Pa.
Willie CarrolL Parkersburir. N. C
Ralph W. Caruso. Berea. O.
William P. Cotherman. Knox. Pa.
Carmine J. Defeo. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Domlniek A. Detranl. Brooklyn N. Y.
uavia .A. tmier. uaiDeii. u.
Virgil TL Erlckson. Crary. N. D.
Albln Erlckson.. Wayne. Kan.
Harry P. Gobleln Buffalo. N. Y.
Joseph W. Gooljby. Elba. Ala.
itarry tiostin. rew xork.
Harold V. Arnold. New York.
Delbert Atchison. Harrlsville. Mich.
Edward L. Baker. Decatur m.
Tuis TL Bauerbacn. Lowell o.
Donatlan Belnumeur. Woonsocket.
rt i.
Harry X Benson. Brooklyn. N. Y.
Bob BevllL Fllntvllle. Tenn.
John C Blelght Fredericksburg. Va.
yivester KomDacn t'liisDurg.
Henry A. Braunschwelger Biltimore
Md.
Joseph Brozlnsky. Brooklyn. N. Y.
David BurckelL Monrovia. CaL
Olof Caeser Brooklyn N. Y.
Russell Cahoe. New Haven. Kr.
Robert Daniel Clements New York.
patncK A. nooargo. Tomahawk Ind.
John Robertson. Cleveland. O.
William R. Scheulen. Brooklyn. N. Y.
William Castle Shrader. Harrlsville
w. Va.
Arthur E. Schwerln. Willlamette Falls.
tv est una u aso.
James E. Shea. Holvoke. Mass.
Lars J. Solstad. Minneapolis Minn.
Aioert bmitn. zsewaric .n. j.
Louis Snyder. Annanolis. Md.
Virgil J. Stevens Louisville. Ky.
George Stuart Julia. W. Va.
Charles H. Taylor. Chicago. I1L
Russel Towers Lebanon Mo.
Karl Trlmbley. Sangrnm. Md.
Daniel Verowitx Brooklyn. N. Y.
George Wieglenda. Gladsone N n
John ZelenskL Cleveland. O.
Stanley Amlenten. Westfield. Mass.
Wlllard C. Anderson. Portland Ore.
Marvin C. Appling. Lewis. CaL
George Bergem Underwood. Minn.
Harold Brown. Worcester. Mast
Gerald Mayne Bruner. Dayton. O.
josepn r tjannino. unicago. lit
Frank P. Carr. Elizabeth. N. J.
Thomas Cavanagh. New York.
John W. DarnelL Owlngville Ky.
Lasker K. Davidson. Oakeymy N. J.
William Denecke New Ynrlc
Joseph Donvito Worcester Mass.
Antono Dlazen Germantown 111.
MTillle Fierstein. Campbell Neb.
John Florhaug. Kensal. N. D.
Thomas G. Gagle Lenoir City Tenn..
Herbert A. Gould New York.
Jessie HalL Union Snrlngs. Ala.
Ezra B. Havnes. Commerce Ga-
George Hickory. Medford. Mass.
ismii iiirscn seaaiia. Mo.
George B. Hogenson. Hlngham Mont.
Charlie A. Lacy. Decaturevllle Tenn.
Owen Llebold. Jersey CItv. N. J
Osborne R. Lundgren. Somervllle.Mass.
uaniei t . Madden sausallta Calif.
Wm. Martin Philadelphia Pa.
Sid McFadden. Cove Creek Ky.
Albert H McLaughlin. Connellsvllle.
Wm E. Mlebaum. La Grangevllle. N. Y.
.Lacy t juuier. coronersvllle. Ga.
Hermas L. Neaudea. Ludlow Mass.
Melvln I. Petersen. Couer D' Alene
laano.
Aug. Radnke Barrlngton I1L
Benjamin Rosen Brooklyn N. Y.
Frank Lee Simmons Kansas City. Mo.
Walter N. Smith Unionville N. C.
James T. Snyder Vincennes. Ind.
Jason I. Spencer Shannon Miss.
I"erd. A. Splettsozer Waconla Minn.
Thos. J. Staton Ottumwa la.
Coy R. Sunman. Spades Ind.
Jacob B. Tleseth. Stowood Wash.
Walter M. Totten address not legible.
Jno. Waszlowlcz. Passiac N. J.
Alvin C White. Brooklyn N. Y.
Thomas A. "."hlte. Loda I1L
Vaughn M. Willets. Alexander. HL
Wm M Winders. Humphrey Ark.
Lester S. Wise Kalkaska Mich.
a mrm mt mm m m m ir
Cor. Mesa Ave. and San Antonio St.
Private Branch Exchange 3300.
Mall rhone Orders Promptly Filled.
s. s.
T is a duty it will be a
pleasure to attend the W.
S. S. Round-up next Wed-
nesday night at Liberty Hall
LTHOUGH the time is limited it is ample
if vou will depend on El Paso's Christmas
Store. There is a whole store full of gifts and the
most of them are practical. Not only are Depart-
ments crowded with Christmas Gifts but we
have brought our salesforc'e up to meet your requirements.
TpHE POPULAR is not only El Paso's
Christmas Store but the Christmas Store of
the Southwest. Out-of-town people are not only
cordially invited to visit us when they come to do
their Christmas shopping but let us have their
Mail Orders as well. These will be filled prompt-
ly and satisfactorily.
Please Shop
Early
jijljjl
Felt Comfy Slippers
A. GIFT that is sure to please. We show many different
styles in assorted colors to match Bath Robes or
Kimonos in Children's or Women's sizes.
Daniel Green Felt Comfy Slippers in Pink Blue Old Rose.
Lavender Brown Gray. Taupe. Wine. Military Blue and
many other shades. Al per parr. $2.00.
Real Gift Slippers in assorted colors. Some have leather
solesx others have Comfy sole. Priced at $1.00 to 5-50..
Women's Slumber Slippers in Pink. Blue Lavender and
Red are priced at 50c and 85c
Misses and Children's Felt Slippers in Red Pink and
Blue are priced at $1.00. $1.25 and $135 per pair.
BEADED PUMP BUCKLES.
She will appreciate a pair of these Beaded Pump Buckles
for Christmas. We show them in Jet Steel and Bronze
beaded styles at $1.50 to $4.00. .(2nd Floor)
. The Social Season
'TP HE social season in El Paso promises to return to pre-
war proportions. As formerly patrons can always de-
pend on The Popular for the latest dress occasion acces-
sories. We mention:
GOLD AND SILVER CLOTH
This popular cloth is the accepted lining for sheer Dresses
also used for Bodices Edgings and sometimes for the en-
tire Dress.
SILK NETS
Beautiful sheer Nets are most popular for Evening Gowns.
They are light and airy yet sensible. We are showing cn
extensive line of Silk Nets in Black White and 20 evening
shades. Priced al per yard $2.00.
BEADED TRIMMINGS
We have beaded trmimings in Jet. Pearl and Opalescent
bands edgings flouncings and medallions. These come in
every desired width and all are priced as low as is consistent
with quality.
(Street Floor)
A Surprise
Exquisite Blouses Suitable
.for Gifts at $3.85
ffT has been a long time since our
New York buying organization ac-
complished anything as big as this.
This is a special underpriced purchase
of 500 Blouses and the price we paid
enables us to contribute a big item to
your Christmas buying in the Down-
stairs Store.
This is an opportune offering of Blouses of the
finest character suitable for wear with suits and
for semi-dress wear with the Novelty Skirts. Any
Blouse in this lot would be an appreciable gift to
even the most exacting woman. They are made of
dainty Georgette in a variety of beaded em-
broidered and braided models. Colors are
Flesh Navy. Plum Blue White Brown Black.
Green. Taupe and Gray. High and low neck
models one brand new style with round neck and
buttons up the back several with the new Mandarin
sleeves. Values are $6.50 and $9.50. Christmas
Blouse Special Monday.
At $5.85
(Downstairs Store)
' .Advance Notice
Next meek offer a Christmas Sale of Silli Shirts.
This bill be your opportunity to secure what any man
mill appreciate most a handsome Silli Shirt
nzD
Men's Gilt H'dq'rs.
IT ET every woman put down at the top of her Gift List
" this fact Then she can feel that she is coming to Spe-
cialists in Men's Preferences: that she can choose from im-
mense stocks of highest quality.
OUR SUGGESTIONS
NOVELTY SHIRTS
Manhattan imported Madras with silk stripes soft rum back
cuffs colorings are beatuiful and absolutely fast. The values
are excellent at $4.00 and $430.
NECKWEAR
The largest and most complete line of Men's Neckwear
ever shown in the Men's Furnishing Department is now
on display here. The assortment of styles is large and the
colorings wonderful. Priced from 50c to $4.00.
CROCHETED TIES
Men's All Silk Crocheted Four-in-Hands in plain Navy.
Purple. Maroon Myrtle. Biege and Black at the special
price of $4.00.
Fancy colored Cross Stripe in All Silk Crocheted Four-in-Hands
are priced at $4 JO.
GIFT GLOVES
Men's Gloves in Gray and Brown Mocha. Tan Gray and
Brown Cape Fur Lined Gauntlet Wool and Astrakhan
Back Gloves in all styles on display here. Priced from
50c to $25.
Girls' Bathrobes for Christmas
"K3 ATH E0BES wiU certainly please the Girl as a Christmas
S-P Gift. We feature for next week a most complete line
of Bath Robes for GirU and Tiny Tots. They are made of
-eauise Beacon Cloth in several weights and shown in Navajo
Plaids Floral and dainty Xnrsery patterns. For the Lit tie
Tots in the smaller sizes of 6 months to 3 years we have a
large number of Eiderdown Robes in Copenhagen Rose Baby
Btee and Delicate Fink. Styles and prices in the aboue
Robes are:
Heavy Beacon Robes sizes 8 to 16 years at $2-95-Eiderdown
Robes sizes 6 months to 3 years at 9195.
Light weight Beacon Robes sizes 2 to 6 years at JL45.
Monday's Specials
From Sixth Floor
Variegated Drapery Madras 27 inches wide in many beautiful patterns. Spe-
cial at per yard 75c
Ten patterns of allover figured Marquisettes for overdrapes. assorted colors
heavy quality. Sold regularly up to75c per yard. We offer this special
while it lasts at 39c
1000 yards of Cretonne in a large assortment of patterns and colors 30 inches
wide at per yard 45c
Junior Gilbert Clocks the practical timepiece in Birch Mahogany Case. Each
$2.95.
Real Mahogany Candlesticks at per pair $1.75.
Extra Special
TX7E offer as an extra special next week 500 yards of standard quality
floor without extra charge. Special price per square yard.
On tale in the
Girls' Shop
Fourth Floor.
A Christmas Request Please Cany Your Small Packages.
Jno. Ylaneles Chleaco 111.
John Zarnowskt. Lowell Alass.
Richard Clinton. Frultland. N. C
Michael A. Crum. Summerfield. O.
Frederick It Densmore. Oswayo. Pa.
Charles A- Freudenthal. Goodlake. 111.
Howard George Kenton Tenn.
Stanley Gibas Chicago I1L
Herbert E. Oildmeister Chicago III.
James A. Grady New York.
Raymond Gnllian Canton O.
George P. Hamilton Tutwller Miss.
John Hassett. Desoto Mo.'
Allen W. Johnson. Kerens. Mo.
Badger M. Johnson. Mount Holly. N. C
Paul JUcka. Barberton O.
Charlie Kicklighter Jessup Ga
John VT. Lackey. Odds. Ky.
Stefano Lagomarsino San Francisco
uaiir.
Wesley M. Lambert Riverside Callt
lom Lamberton. Fordtran. Nev.
Frank B. Law. warm SDrlngs. va.
Hugh G. Logan. Hickory K. C
John P. McMahon Erie. Pa.
John H. Mack. New York.
Bernhard C K. Malmstrom. Chicago.
Clarence G. Malott Fayetsvllle. O.
Spero G. Mantlvanos Richmond Va.
Oliver Marquis. Roseville Ind.
L. ilartln. MIddletown. Mo.
Allen H. Mathews Pineville La.
Morris T. Metllls. New York.
Albert Moore. Mason City. Ia
James C Mulerone. Baltimore. Md.
Moses Nenlune. Pleasant Point. Me.
Lloyd K. Nutter. Nuttersvllle. W. Va.
James J. Page. Long Beach Calif.
Wm. P. Parker Boyce La.
John Pessagno Philadelphia Pa.
Henry Walter rickerlng. Junction
City. Kan.
Early Pierce Landrum S. C.
Nicola Hlsackan. Newark. N. J.
Ralph L. Post Minneapolis Minn.
Robert Pritchett. Birmingham Ala.
Nick Rogenwether SpraguvlUe la.
Hary Rocker Brooklyn N. Y.
Robert A. School Milwaukee Wis.
Delmar A. Settle Malta O.
Henry II Swanson New York.
Marlon M. Symhorst Woodstock. Minn.
Warren C. Tate Monrovia Calif.
John B. Tavares Fall River Mass.
Verne L Tayler San Jose Calif.
Chaunce C. Thalman. Elwanda Calif.
John W. Watwood Moscow Tenn.
John Wonzick Toledo O.
Clarence E. Yoecket. Baravoo Wis.
urover u. loung Llneviiie. Ala. i
Oliver A. Zeiders. Llnglestown. Pa. 1
James K. Zimraer. Syracuse. N. Y '
James H. Blcknlee Indianapolis Inti
Chas. Buehler. Fairfax. Minn.
Frank Carufla. Blackfield. Fa.
Mike Duaritza. Waterbury Conn.
Frank Eaton. Augusta. Wis.
Harrison L. Fuggett Layford. W. Va
Walter Hlntzen. Paterson N. J.
Jim Huff. Spray N. C.
Peter S. Kuzdba. Chlcaco. HL
Edw. Mahan. Clemington Heighta. Jf. J.
F rancisco juaitozzi. Washington 1'a.
Joseph B. Nevins Malone.X. Y.
Ike Novak Philadelphia. Pa.
Richard C. Owen Saco. Me.
Lewis W. Varner Monksorner S. C
Earl H. HenseL Cleveland. O.
Carroll R. Helstand San Francisco.
Robert L Hilton Yocana Ark.
Sol Holtzman. Rochester N. Y.
Bonnie Horton ML Roxe. Ala.
Walter C Ivey. Bloomfleld. L. L N. Y.
Sam Johnson. Seattle Wash.
Joseph Jones Randolph. Utah.
Jesse E. Jordan. Lansing. Mich.
Edw. J. Kelly. Baltimore. Md.
Alex Keneda. Uno. W. Va.
Howard S. King. Omaha Neb.
Christ Koenlg. St Louis. Mo.
George B. Kolp Philadelphia Pa.
Christian H. Larsen Ada Minn.
Fred Laverdure Lewistown. Mont.
Daniel W. Lefever. Merldan. N. Y.
Oscar L. McCollum. Double Serines.
Ala.
Floyd McCullouch. Burlington. Iran.
Aiexanaer aiiaas. isew Haven. Conn
Harry W. Mitchell Whaleyville Md
John J. Morrissev. New Ynrfc.
Jesse F. Mullens. Manchester. Ala.
Peter Nlemczyk St. Paul. Minn.
Maurice J. O'Connell. Vallejo. Cat
Wm. D. O'Connell. Garden Citv v v
John A. Palmer Volant Pa.
Swan L. Palmgren. Seattle Wash.
Howell L. Person Mt Pleasant Miss.
Humphreys "Seventy-seven"
breaks up Coughs Colds
Influenza Ccld In the Head
Catarrh.Sore Throat Quinsy
Tonsllitls and Grip. Al zfl Brcjjist
Melvln L. Petersen. Coeur D'AIene Ida.
Olo E. Peterson. Arpin. wis.
Viggo Peterson Vlborg. S. D.
Albert E. Ploiss Peru. Ind.
Harvey J. Ramsey Ansonville N. C.
Joseph A. Riordan Brooklyn N. V.
Lester W. Rodenhlzer Danville Va.
Louis J. Rowe Plqua O.
Samuel T. SHU Perrls Calif.
Keller II. Stillwell. HuntersvlIIe. N. C
Max J. Studlnski. Baltimore Mi
Joseph Tahller Wansaukee Wis.
David A. Thomas Alambra. Calif. -Robt
Tovsrud. Harlow. N. D.
M. D. Trnesdell. Somervllle Mass.
Gunnar N. Vedin AthoL Mass.
Joseph C Walters Blackfoot Idaho.
Raymond L. Webber. Litttz. Pa.
Wm. M. Wetzel. Omaha Neb.
Wm. E. Whitney Curve ton. New Brun-
swick. '
Joseph Wildfler. Kersey. Pa.
John Williamson Louisa Ky.
Donald Wilkinson. Baltimore Md.
Paul J. Zimmerman. Chicaro. HL
Chas. A. Williams Framihgham Mass.
Julius B. Gray Attalla. Ala.
Chester R. Hagerman Medicine Lodge.
Ernest Hamel. Waltham. Mass.
Raymond 11. Hanson. Detroit. Mien.
Sheldon R. Hickox. Warren O.
James Hill. Goldsboro N. C
Leroy K. Holmes. Butte Mont.
Wll ert Hooper Inavale Kan.
Clarence Hyde. Warren O.
Thomas B. Irby Brandon Miss.
Harold C. Johnson. Bridgeport Conn.
James Kartanas Amsterdam. N. Y.
Harry Nicholas Krlvlnsky. Chicago.
Roy W. Kruse. Yoncalla. Ore.
George Earl Lannen Johntown. Pa.
John Mandalaskis Canton O.
Floyd F. Malette North Bangor. N. Y.
Paul Manse Grand Rapids Wis.
Stewart W. Martin Buffalo. N Y.
Frank W. Marquardt. Wausau Wis.
John J. McBrlde Dorset. VL
Thomas P. McCole Flatbush Brook-
lyn X. Y.
Edw. Michaelis Torrlngton. Conn.
George W. TlsdeL Taylor Pa.
Henry F. Misfeldt Dixon Calif.
Wm. Monster Boyden. Ia.
Victor Olson. Falconer. N. Y.
George Pechota. New York.
James L. Pvne. Newcastle. Ind.
James B. Pierce. Sycamore. Ga.
William Radlotf. Lidgerwood. N. D.
Miles A Renninger. Mifflinburg Pa.
Steve E. Rice Mecosta. Mich.
Lally E. Richardson Pratt City Ala.
Samuel Rllf. Kew York. j
Children's Colds Danger!!
TO MOTHERS 1 Whatever eke you do far your" child's cold
feverish head or sore throat remember to always rid the bilious liver
sour stomach and constipated bowels of the concested waste and toxin
poisons. Always give Cascarets candy cathartic first thins.
Even cross sick cold-dogged kiddies needn't be coaxed to take candy
Cascarets. Cascarets never disappoint the worried mother. Each
10 cent box of Cascarets contains directions and dose for children aged
one year old and upwards.
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