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THE OMAHA" SUNDAY BEE: NOVEMBER 10, 1918.
American
Casualty List
' The following Nebraslcana and
Iowana are named in the casualty
lilt given out by the government for
.Sunday morning, November 10:
KILLED IN ACTION.
.M""' ' Rogers; next f kin,
,Mrs. Lillie ATRogers, Winterset, la.
Corp. Clarence M. Elliott; next of
, kin, G. D. Elliott, Port Dodge, la.
verp. itoy ju mourns; next ot ran.
Mrs. iva mourns, Urbana, la.
Burl C. Crum; next of kin, Isaac
Chirles Grutn, Decatur, Neb.
Lowrey G. Warren; next of kin,
rfohn Warren, Des Moines, la.
Martin Roy; next of kin, Frank
Roy. Ashton, Neb.
Albert Buss: next of kin. Mrs.
-Siena Buss, Little Rock. Ia.
Walter 'Anthony Gilljs; next of
f un, Mrs. Feter GUhs, Usage, Ia. '
Swen Gimre; next of kin, Segvert
J'Girare, Chester, Ia.
y Roy Robinson; next of kin Mrs,
!'J. P. Ferguson, Qttumwa, Ia.
Paul Obeirn; next of kin, Charles
Obeirn,, Gravity, Ia.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
. Joseph Bernert; next of kin, Felix
Bernert, Maion, Neb.
Samuel N. Graham; next of kin,
Mrs. Peimelia C Graham, " York,
Neb. ,
'" Marinus Jensen; next of kin, Chris
Jensen, Irvin, Ia.
Oliver H. Knudson; next of kin,
Adolph Kleeb, Round Valley, Ia.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
- OTHER CAUSES.
,; Jake Koning; next of kin, Fred
Koning, Rock Valley, Ia.
DIED OF DISEASE.
Edwin Alexander Bernhart; next
rof kin, Mrs. Anne Beinhart, Tay
lor, Neb. '
- Earl E. Buckingham; next of kin,
;Lonrtie A. Buckingham, Harrison,
Neb.
George W. Dallenbach; next of
kin, Mrs. Annie Dallenbach, Sum
ner, Ia.
Sylvester Kasperbauer; next of
kin, Ferry X. Kasperbauer, Temple
ton, Ia.
' Carl J. Hanson; next of kin, Hans
0. Hanson, Ringsted, Ia.
John G. Liechty; next of kin,
. Eamy Liechty. Yetter, Ia.
: - Frank W. Liska; next of kin,
.Frank Liska, Vefdigre, Neb.
Oscar J. Hegg; next of kin, Mrs.
Sarah S. Hegg, Osage. Ia.
Parker N. Reeves; next of kin,
4 Mrs. Annie Vanness, Bloomfield, Ia.
' William Kistler; next of kin, Ern
est L. Kistler, Bladen, Neb.
' Guv Letener: next of kin. Tnhn
Letcher, Buffalo Center, Ia.
Eric J. Lindbom; next of kin, Gust
Lindbom, Pilot Mound. Ia.
William R. Livingston; next of.
kin, Frank W. Livingston, Peters
burg, Neb.
Roy J. Meyer; next of kin, Mrs.
Vivian D. Meyer. Floyd, Ia.
Alfred W. McKenney; next of kin,
' Mrs. Gertrude A. Leytze, Sioux City,
la. '
Fred C Meyer; next of kin, Wil
liam J. Meyer, Odebolt. Ja.
-WOUNDED SEVERELY.
Harry Wilcox; next of kin,
defies Wilcox, Bayard. Neb.
John xickin: next of kin, Gor
heard Tickin, Waco, Neb.
WOUNDED: DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED. Sergt. Francis Nugent; next .of
kin, Mike Nugent, Washburn, Ia.
Frederick Huff; next of kin, Mrs.
Elizabeth Huff, Scotts Bluff, Neb.
Glenn B. Shephard; next of kin,
C F. Shephard, Panora, Ia.
. , WOUNDED SLIGHTLY.
t Sergt. Clifford L. Willis; next of
kin. Wm. H. Willis. Aurora, Neb.
. Sergt. Karl M. Ringland; next of
kin, Mrs. Sarah Ringland, Oska
loosa) Ia.
Sergt Lyle J. McLaughlin; next
of kin, A. H. McLaughlin, Scheller,
la.
John Duda; next of kin, Conkey
Lull, 1911 South Twelfth street,
.Omaha, Neb. j !
Theodore Schmit; next of kin,
John Schmit, Steinauer, Neb.
Abraham Gerstein; next of kin,
Mrs. Esther Malcom, 428 North
Twentieth street. Omaha Neb.
Edward F. Altman; next of kin.
Wm. Altman, Omaha, Neb.
. Wendell J. McHugh; next of kin,
; George Fujk, Clarinda, Ia.
MISSING IN ACTION.
Arthur W. Riley; next of kin, Mrs.
Ida Riley, Rivington, Ia.
James M. Ward; next of kin,
Mrs. Mary Ward, Britt, Ia.
Joe Bumsteln; next of kin, Henry
Bumstein, Ottumwa, Ia. '
Clyde L. Messick; next of kin,
William J. .Messick, Burlington, Ia.
The following Nebraskans and
Iowans are named in the casualty
lilt given out by the government
for Saturday afternoon, Novem
ber 9: ,
V KILLED IN ACTION.
Kirk H. Duncan, next of k'n, Mrs.
Elizabeth L. Duncan, Lynnville, Ia.
, Vincent Kirvin, next of kin, Miss
Alice Kirvin, Winterset, Ia.
Floyd A. Moore, next of kin, Mrs.
Nellie Moore, Oskaloosa, Ia.
Fred C. Subcl'ff, next of kin, Mar
tin Subcliff, Clinton, Ia.
' Swantie E. Swanson, next of kin
Nels Swanson, Quick, Neb.
DIED OF WOUNDS.
" Corp. Archie Kurpinsky, next of
kin, Mrs. Rose Kurpinsky, Fre
mont, Neb. .
Marius H. Christiansen, next of
kin, Nels Jacobson, R ngsted, Ia.
Andrew Matya, next of kin,
Charles Maty. Tarnov, Neb.
Nelson F. Ratcliff, next of kin,
Fred Ratcliff. Hopkinton,' Ia.
l ' William Deedrich Steggles, next
of kin, Charles Palmer, Trenton,
Neb.
- . DIED OF DISEASE..
Sergt John W. Verseek, next of
Un, Henry Verseek,' Prescott, Ia.
Corp. William T. Bohn, next of
kin, Daniel C Bohn, Lamoni, Ia.
- Pearl E. Loy, next of kin, Clif
tnci E. Loy. Larimore, Ia.
Walter C Barrett next of kin, I
. . i r
jonn n. warren, wayne, weo.
Elvine Cecil, next of kin, Amos
Cecil, Stockport, la.
Jesse -Fisher, next of kin, John T.
Fisher, White, Neb. ,
. Alpha 4jaston, next of kin, Jeffer
son Gaston, Alexandria, Neb.
- Thomas H. Martin, next of kin,
Ura. Katharine Martin, Des Moines,
la.
August Schroeder, next of kin,
Christian Schroeder, Preston, Ia,
George S. Wells, ffext of kin, Mrs.
Sarah J. Wells, Kalona, Ia. '
WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDE
TERMINED. ' -William
D. AUimcn, next of kin,
Peter R.. All man, Wayland, Ia.
' Ernest W. Dicrking, next of kin,
. Mrs. Wilhelima Lueders, South
Sioux City, Neb.
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forces: Killed in action, 186; died of
wounds, 150; died of disease. 139;
wounded severely, 22; wounded, de
gree undetermined, 19; wounded
slightly, 27. Total, 543.
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forces: Killed in action, 450; died of
wounds, 160; lied from accjdent or
other causes, 8; diedrom aeroplane
accident, 3;, died of disease, . 350;
wounded severely, 79; wounded, de
gree undetermined, 139; . wounded
slightly, 103; missing in action, 187;
prisoners, 6. Total, 1,485. i
Killed III Action.
Ma. John Hhllllp Street, New Haven.
Conn.
Cpt. Henry H. Chapman, Patchogue,
N. Y.
Capt. Herbert M. Peters, Sablnal, Tex.
Capt. Ben F. Dixon, Gaston-la, N. C.
lit. James A. Bonsack. jr., t'hlladelphla.
Lt. Paris T. Carlisle. MtltoM. Del.
I.t Joseph C. l'itzharriv Philadelphia.
I.t. Leppy B. Holcomhe, Washington,
D. C.
Lt Paul T. Kearney, Lowell. Mass.
Lt. Archibald, W. Limer. Afton, N. C-
Lt. Lloyd T. Cochran, Seattle. Wash.
Lt. Robert. J. Cochran, Camilla, Oa.
Lt. Theodore B. Baian Moherly, Mo.
Lt. Frank L. Simes, Rochester, N. T.
Lt. William E. Fraley. Baltimore, Md.
Lt. Leslie W. Horn, London, England.
' Lieut. Lewi P. Roeers, Wlnterae.t, la.
Lieut. Claude S. Garrett, Laurens. S. C.
Lieu'. fce:h C. He therlnston, Philadel
phia, Pa. ' :.
Lieut Wm. I.. McCullen, Manekin. V.
Sergt. Graham, T. Bailey, Raleigh, N. C.
Seigt. Nelson M. llerron, Philadelphia,
Pa
Sergt. Robert P. Hite, Stoyestown, Pa.
Sigt. John R. Hughes, Chicago, 111.
Hergt. Clarence Samuel Hullng, South
Wllllamsport, Pa.
Betgt. Michael C. Ventura, Philadelphia,
Pa.
Singt. P.cglnald E. Vouglit, Berwick,
Pa
Sergt. Thomas R. White, Sacramento,
Cal.
Sergeants ,
Homer C. Toung, West Union. O.
Chester S. Zabry, I'tica, N.-Y.
Elmer T, Bomboy, Bethlehem, Pa.
Frank M. Brimer, Los Angeles, Cal.
Clarence Clouse, Eaton, Ind.
Charles R. Clubb, Baltimore, Md.
Edward E. Crove. Hackensack, N. J.
Harry E. Forrest, Baltimore, Md.
Hubert Hamlin, Toledo,- O.
Dorse Ingman, Sycamore, O.
MahTon Kinney, Wyoming, O. '
Grover Jefferson Lancaster, Richmond,
Va.
Wm. P. Shammleffer. Baltimore, Ma.
Melvln K. Simmon, Fairfield, Cal.
Edward Sievin, Milwaukee. Wis.
Richard Blankenship, Sulphur Bluffs,
Tes.
Roger A. Collins, Tremont City, O.
Raymond B. Crabtree, Henderson, N. C.
Ernest K. Frazier, Warren Planes, N. C.
Hope McFall, Mantoca, Cal.
.lohn R. Carroll, High Point, N. C.
James Martin Keady, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Fred W. Rlemann, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Raymond C. Chisholm, Orange, N. J.
Earling F. Dutt, Beulah, Wyo.
Kmmett Good, Paulding, Oj
Wm. T. Duffy, Newark, N. J.
Arnold O. Dunkle, Oukdale, Pa.
Robert P. Black, Osfia'nter, Ala.
Allen H. Bosserl Woodlinnen, Ga.
George L. Burke, Paterson, N. J.
Robert Chalfant; Covington, Ky.
Charles C. Cox, Liverpool, Ia.
Walter Kopphan, lPttsburgh, Pa,
Edward McFadden) Toledo, O. "
Edward Rock Murray, Harrisburg. Pa.
Corp. Peter Beyer, Tassayara,. Cal.
Corp. William tJ. Callaghan Cleveland,
Ohio.
Corp. Gilbert J. Carr. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Corp. Mareang S. Carter. Milton, Pa.
Corp. William R. Hartman, Kingston,
Pa.
Corp. Theodore L. Johnson, Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Corp. Ewlng- Jones, Springsvllle Ala.
Corp. J. Joyner, Louisburg, N. C
Corp. Edward J. Kenney, Cameron, MO.
Corp. F. Kimes, Friendship, Tenn.
Torp. Jesse T. Lewis, Mill Springs, N. C.
Xtorp. Hamlet Lombardy, Cincinnati, O.
Corp. Lawrence Tatum Peeler, Hickory,
N. C.
Corp. William S. Perry jr., Berkeley,
Cal.
Corp. Hamilton Powell, Henderson,
N. C. . '
Corp. Leon H. Powell, Marmaduke, N. C.
Corp. Albert Louis Qulnn, Jersey City,
N. J.
Corp. John L. Brlndle, Lebanon, Ind.
Corp. Walter E. Campbell, Loray. Va.
Corp. Mike T. Champs, Manchester,
N. H. i
Corp. Peter F. Curtis. Toledo, O.
Corp. Clarence M. Elliott Fort Dodge
Iowa. I
Corp. Carl" George Erickson, Menomi
nee, Mich.
Corp. Reid Ferguson, Memphis, Tenn. -
Corp. Albert N. Fleshman, v Philadel
phia, Pa.
Corp. John J. Flood, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Corp. Wilbur E. Graham, Woodboro, Md.
Corp. Joseph L. Hibbltts, Baltimore, Md.
Corp. William Lunn, Jr., San Francisco
Cal.
Corp. Daniel E. McComsey, Fairmont.
Pa.
Corp. Ellis O. Sanders, Lawley, Ala.
Corp. Phillip Sharp, Philadelphia, Pa.
Corp. Duncan C. Shaw, Lumber Bridge,
N. C.
0 Corporals
Wm. W. Slpler, Huntington Valley, Pa.
Wm. J. Sllcher, Chesapeake City, Md.
Bromley R. Smith, Lewisburg, Pa.
Lewis D. Clark, New Rockford, N. D.
Rex Deloes Walker, Warren, Pa.
Joseph M. Wilkinson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Klvcn W. Young, Weir, W. Va.
Harold E. Cary, San Francisco, Cal.
James I. Hazzard, Philltpsburg, Pa.
Oliver W. Howell, Durham, N. C.
Rosamond L. Reed, Aetna, 111.
Harry Braunlck, Woosler, O.
Roy L. Collins, Urbana, Ia.
Roland 8. Cox, Mt. Oliver, N. C.
Orris Oliver Hankey, Manorvllle, Pa.
Alfred M. Slagle, Franklin, N. C.
Virlgil V. Alexander, Raleigh, N. C.
Thomas F. Baker, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Wm. Benson, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Otto II. Blau, San Francisco, Cal.
Boyd Cossard Algier, O.
George Horn, Mt. Holly, N. J V.
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Iwalter Johnson. Kershaw, S. C
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Robert J. Neary. New York. N. Y.
David Hankley Sniythe, South Gibson.
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I.ouis R. Berkowtts, Philadelphia, Pa.
Bugler Bernard Irwin, Stockton, Cat
r Mechanic Ira Phillips. Cornish, Okl.
' Mechanic James F. Harper, Baltimore.
Md.
Mechanic Eugene S. Withlngton St.
Louis. -Mo.
Mechanic Floyd Hughes, Cartton, O.
Mechanic Homer Head, "Broken Arrow
Okl.
Mechanic Eugens R. Krelder, Lebanon.
Pa. t
Mechanic John L. Strehlen, Perry Hall
Md. '
'ok Alaud W. Crouch, Gosport, Ind.
ook Harold A. Sexton. Eugene, Ore.
Cook Frank H. Fleming, Doe Run Mo
Thomas . Adrock, Insklp, Tenn.
Andrew Bonsmi Asqulptcanno, Munde
Fbrino, Italy. J
Edward Ji Brady, Philadelphia, Pa.
Wade H. Brand, Reldsville. N. C.
Roy BrecAenrldge, Plerna, Mont.
Nicola Cfli, Vnstog lrnrdU Italy.
Glenn W. Chaffey, Areata, Cal
Edward A. Day, Albany, N. Y.
Joseph Jancius, Chicago. 111.
Lulgi Mancinl. Teramo Abbruzzl Mentor,
rlcal, Vomano, Italy.
Phillip Cyril North, Denver, Colo.
Henry C. Opgenhatfen, East Dubuque.
111.
Newell Pancoast, Akron. O.
Edsfin C. Pearson, Cambridge, Ml
John Polnton, Carnegie, Pa.
Joseph Ponlatowskl, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Andrew Quakcnbush, Paterson, N. J.
Charles J. Reemsnlder, Ephrata, Pa.
Thomas M. Rutherford, Ross, Ia.
Howard E. Swanson, Marquette, Mich.
. Narcis Desanti, San Francisco, Cal.
Earnest L. Twine, Tiner, N. C.
David Savorelli, Pattola Pillgnl Aqulla,
Italy. - ,
Tooey Alaskey, Wilkesbarre, Pa,
John Comer. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Joseph. M. Conk, Long Branch, N. J.
Thosj Connelly. Baltimore, Md.
James H. Gardner, Fountain, N. C
Dorris Bi Hall, Anna. 111. '
Raymond Leroy Hamlin. Youngstown, O.
Thus. Harding, Norwood, O. '
Benjamin W. Hiney, Sheridan, Ore.
Andrew J. Latchney, Kincald, 111.
Herbert T. Lawson, Louisville, Ky.
Wilbur C. Temperly, Hazel Green, Wis.
Jacob R, Alderman, Magnolia, N. C,
Ht3rnardAspell, Philadelphia, Pa. .
Cossa Bachislo, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Wilbur F. Baldwin, Baltimore, Md.
John T. Barn by, Kansas City, Mo.
John B. Bean, Baltimore, Md. .
John Joseph Bischoff, Newark, N. J.
Elmer L. Bowers, Beaver Dam, O.
Lowell Boyer, Covington, O.
Wm. C Brightwell, Fayette fcity, Pa.
Harold J. Brown, Valler, Mont.
John L. Bryce, Ancbory, Jamaica, B. W.
Levi Buhrman, Kaufman, 111.
Coka Talmadge Chasney, Converse, N. C.
Henry Clccl, Yukon, Pa
James T. Francisco, Arthur, Tenn.
Edward Jacob Frederick, Clarion, Pa.
Pasijuale Frezza, Mt Vernon, N. Y. '
George Frlck, Schenectady, N. Y.
Albert Fulllngton, Clearfield, Pa.
Earl Fussnecker, Ripley, t.
John Greenwood, Philadelphia, Pa.
Charles E. Hall, Marysvllle, find.
James Hall, Dager, Ky. I
Odean Halverson, Starbuck, Minn.
Raymond Haus, Akron, 0
Harry Hawk. Kane, III.
James M. Hayden, .Holke, Mass.
' Louis Heller, Akron, O.
Daniel Hennessy, Pittsburgh, Fa,
Daniel Hess, Westfield, N. Y.
Addis Hlgglnbotham, Ono, ,Ky.
William O. Htnkins, Balmont, Wis.
Irwin Hitchcock, Oil, Springs, Ky.
Walter Bean, Athens, O.
George G. Beck. Bedford, O.
Clyde M. Bllea, Moore, Tex. '
Vranlr Urft l v P.rrMt Kv.
Jerry M. Burllle. Osborne, O.
Thomas J. Callahan, New York, N. Y.
Thos. John Collins. Pittsburgh, Pa.'
Ed. D. Cox. China Grove, N. C.
Burl' C. Crum, Deoatui Neb
Muhn V. Daniels, New York. N. T.
Henry L. Danden, Clinton, Mo.
Joseph DIIsworth.KJanchcsUT. Conn.
Edward W. Flodlnft Alexandria. Minn.
Isador OingobS. Rublin. T.us.-.ian Poland.
James H. Granger, Baltimore, Md.
uscar E. Green, Romano, Cal.
Richard A, Griffith. Ludlow, v Cal.
Austin I.. Grove. Glen Rock, Pa.
Gerald Bowen,, Soukup, Wyo.
Claude J. Brimngham, rocomoke City,
John Carney, Baltimore, fid.
Lloyd "E. Crago, Coshotton, O.
Severe Cunningham, Wilmot, N." C
Elijah B. Hays, Olympla, Wash.
Harry W. Healey, Lancaster, Tex.
Charles E. Shade. Fratz, Pa, '
Edward Smith, Madison, N. J.
William H. Snyder, Moorestown, N. J.
Irving H. Sten, Silvis. Va.
Charles G. Stowe. Belmont. N. C.
Lowcry G. Warren, Des Moines, la,
Mike Wlljcar. Portland, Ore.
Frank Berglund, Warren, Pa.
Ethel L. Burke, Corinth. Miss.
David L. Cahoon, Columbia, N. C.
Claude Cannon, Charlotte, N. C
William E. Fogle. Hodgenville, Ky.
Louts Gold. Philadelphia, Pa.
George Gonaff, Akron, O.
John F. Hackett, Philadelphia, Pa,
Charles T. Jessop, Lyndof, Kan.
Albin Johnson, Kennebeci S. D.
Arthur P. Kirtley, St. Josoph. Mo.
William H. Mason, Bayard. W. Va.
Isadora J. Paquin, Red Lake Falls, Minn.
Thomas Sylvester Riley, Weston, W. Va.
Frank Rosterfrr, St. Johns, O.
Martin Roy, Ashton. Neb.
Chiropractic
Health Talks
Nervous debil i t y
or exhaustion, also
known as nervoup
prostration or nerv
ous weakness or neu
rasthenia, is becom
ing alarmingly preva
lent.
The wear, tear and.
strain of modern life
is concentrated upon'
the nervous system.
The care and conse
quent fret, worry and
labor of this age are
greater than ever be-j
fore known.
The human b6dv in
every function is controlled by
the nerves a vast network of
nerves reach every portion of
the human body and govern the
operation of every organ and
every tissue in the body.
Chiropractic adjustments are
successful because they restore
the nerve supply to the diseased
part and the- natural repairative
forces of the body replaced with
healthy and vigorous cells the
waste tissue incident to disease.
Are you run down? Tired out?
Lack ambition and energy? Have
that "all gone" feeling when you
get up in the morning become
exhausted and played out after a
little effort?.
Are you troubled with head
ache, backache, neuralgia pains
in the joints and muscles or
dyspepsia, heartburn, belching,
gas in the bowels, sour stomach,
Rheumatism, catarrh, kidney
trouble, bilious attacks?
Are you subject to colds?
Have you lost hope of re
gaining your old time strength
and health?
If you suffer from any ail
ment or weakness, chronic or
acute, no matter how severely,
nor how long you hare suffered,
nor how many kinds of treat
ments you have taken without
relief, I invite you, urge you, to
comedo me for free consultation ;
act at rnce; investigate my drug
less methods and you will never
recrret it.
If I can not help you, I will
not accept your case-r Adjust
ments are one dollar at my of
fice, or twelve adjustments for
ten dollars.
DR. BURHORN
(Pjlmer School Chiropractor)
Suite 414-19 Securities Bldg.
Cor. 6tlt and Farnam Sts.
Phono Douglas 5347.
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I.eon R. Tester, Grove Springs, Mo.
William T. Williams. Pan .Framlseo. Cal.
Harry J. Bernstein. Brookln, N. Y.
William J. rtriseoe. Valley Lee, Md.
Bert M. Blankenshlp, Quapaw, Okl. -.
Byrsm Bolton, Manahawkon. N. "J. ,
Hiram B. Booth. Per! ore. Okl.
.John O. Koss. Philadelphia, Pa.
'P.obert L. Huren, St. I.ouis. Mo.
Mike V. Burrs. V.atertown. Minn.
Albert Buss. Little Rock. la.
James Calhoun, Speers Ferry. "
l'onald Cannon. Columbus, O.
Angelo Carlo. Tole.lo, O.
J,lin tVitzo, Notorna, Pa.
Pur.sill A. IVikcr, Bristol. Pa.
B Vnar.llno De Pasquale, Pro Barlbltrlt
to, Italy.
Frank Iiobrikowskl, Baltimore, Md.
Wm. A. Eopnlurcl, Washington. I. C.
Clarence 1". Ferguson. Philadelphia. Pa.
Richard Vern Ferguson Portvue. Pa.
Howard M Fi.her. Cameron, W. Va.
Anthony "SI. Forstholler, Slerchantvllle,
N. J.
Imnlel Alton Freshour. Klrby, Sllch.
Joseph A. ticbhard, Ebeneier, Ky.
Guisosepi Gsorglannl, Pelllgino, Prov.
Messina, Italy.
Noble H. Ulibert. Philadelphia, Pa.
Walter Anthony Olllis, Osage, Is,
Swen ("iinire, Chester, Ia.
Lloyd IX Hale,, Jefferson, Sid.
KuKene R. Hevl'ow. Chesapeake City, Md.
Jeffries IliKglns, Sledla, Pa.
Reginald Nathaniel Holcomae, Candler,
N. C.
Doak Holder, Stanchester, Tenn.
...Charles E. Howell, Green Mountain, N.
C.
Bernard S. Johnson,' Houtzdale, Pa.
Ernest F, Johnson, Randolph, Utah.
Grover C. Kook, Spring City, Pa.
Frank A. Kowalchek, Wilkesbarre, Pa.
John II. Lambert, Baltimore. Md.
Estille II. Laney. Eastpolnt, Ga,
John C. Laney. Rhodhlssa, N. C.
Chf.rlcs C. Lerner. Woodhaven, N., Y.
Ernest Livingston, Pruitland, Md.
Wm. Lunn. Philadelphia. Pa.
Frank A. Parcfflnskl, Dlrkson Cltv, Pa.
Josjph L. lYterson, HJattaryd Myresto,
Sweden.
Rft Rohirson, Ottumwa, Ia.
Yalrnr S.i url. Luiuth. Minn.
Jerefflah J. s.ixe. Buffalo, Y.
Abraham K, Shaplm, Baltimore, Md.
Wall -r J si.lley, Butte, Mont.
Joe V. S;T.. Atk:r.s. Ark.
Albert J. uernor. Worcester, Mass.
Orln 1'. Sw.. t. Ashtabula. O.
James X!;ivhos, Melvecs Rocks, Ta.
Jam.s M i;ay. Gall.in, n.
L.nvreme lirhme. Sli -ibj ille. Ind.
Stlehael W. Simly, Philadelphia. Pa.
1'avid Srhlos-lnrg, l-hilailelj-hia, Ta.
Charl.-s Schowers, Pottsvlllc, Pa.
Fred Sohwimr. Warren, Ta.
Roher! c, ,,,)t, Akron. O.
Sherman c. .Scott, York. Pa.
Jacob SeKiil. Philadelphia. Ta.
Charles J. Sobotta. Kewanee. III.
Anthony S.vvknskl. Detroit, Mich.
Jake Sosnik. Wmston-Salem. S. C.
Stanley Sovitskl. Natrona. Pa.
Jay T. Smith, Portland. Ore.
Jesse F. Smith. CrlKlersvllle, Ore.
Lester W. Smith, Brooklyn, N. T.
Reuben J. Smith, St. Joseph, Mo.
Thomas P. Smith, Santa Rosa, Cal.
Columbus F. Snodgrass, Caddo, Okl.
Edwin E. Squires, Salt Lake, Utah.
John Stanley, Versailles, Pa. ;
John E. Stone, Patterson, N J.
Ralph J. Storey, Brookfleld, Mo.
Carl Stover, Askland, O.
Henry N. Strickland, Louisburg, N. C.
Robert S. Sturtevant, Daly City, Cal.
William Swanlgan, Kenton, O.
Thomas Burton Swannell, Redbank. N. J.
Newton P. Thomas, Polkton, N. C.
Oliver Thomason, Lexington, Ky.
Dewey S. Thompson. Durham, 3. C.
Martin Troy, Lodl. Cal.
John H. Watts, Penrose, Wyo.
Osrar Webb, MacClesfield, N. C.
Stephen SvWhlte. Belmarn, J,
Jack Williams. Watertown, Tenn.
Theordore R. Williams. Kingston, Pa.
William Williams. High Point, S. C.
Benjamin T. Willis, Wllllston. N. C
John Walter Wilson. Carlisle. Ta.
David Wlscher, New York. N. Y.
Dewey Woody, Burnstde. Ky.
Elmer 8 Yocum, Pine Grove, Pa.
Conrsd W. Zelgler. Philadelphia, Pa.
Fred E. Hoff, Wichita Falls. Tex.
Wayne R. Horton, Wyaluslng. Pa.
Earl 1. Howard, Secretary. Md.
John Michael Howard, Twin Falls,
Idaho.
Louis J. Howe, Centralis, III.
Henrv E. Hudson, Cincinnati, O.
Frederick Hull, Niagara Falls. N. Y,
Hale Hunter, Buffalo. Okl.
George W. Hutchison, Mahl, Tex.
Herbert A. Ingram. Ilagerstown, Md.
Louis Cecil Ivers, Winner, S D.
Lloyd O. Jackson, Greene. N. Y.
William H. Jones, Atlantic City, N. J.
Domlnlck A. Jordan, Philadelphia, Pa.
Mlqhael Kenny, Philadelphia. Pa.
John W. Klous, Luray. Mo.
Augustus Michael Leonard, Winchester,
SI ass. ,
Paul Obeirn, Gravity, Ia.
Perley, C. Palmer, Caribou, Mo.
Carl W. Peterson, Minneapolis. Minn.
William E. Plnson, Avinger, Tex.
Marcus F. Shoutd. Creer, O.
Lee R. Shufcldt. Little Falls, Minn.
Henry F. Singer .Philadelphia, Pa,
Hubert Smart. Lebanon. Mo.
Ernest H. Thurn, Toledo, O.
Frank P. Trfster, Sheboygan, Wis.
itanlslow Ul, Erie, Pa.
Daniel L. Vanmater. Baltimore, Md.
Walter Hankerson Van Ness, Whlppany,
N. J.
John P. Vaughn, Cincinnati. O,
Gurney F. Welst, Natalie, Pa.
Claud O. Wilson, Chlco, Cal.
Chas O. Yoder, Cowan, Pa. '
Harmon G. Young. Ashevllle, N. C.
Clyde Zsller, New Holland, O.
Henry J. Heeloylo. Blalra Stations, Pa
John Ztnkand, Columbia, Pa.
William D. Harmon, 8ea Orovs, N. C7
David P. Harris. Richmond, Va,
Wllmer Hnopes Harris. Phoenlxvllle, Pa.
Thomas O. Harrison, West Moreland.
Tena.
Forrest Harry, Quitman, Tex.
Michael J. Harvey, Toledo, O.
George Helmbock, Lnurel Hill, N. Y. v
Charllo A. Hilton. Dry Creek, Tenn.
Marcus T. Hobach, Holandus, O.
John Hoffman. Marlon Junction. S. D.
William H. Hoke, Abboltatown, Pa.
Henry Horton. St. Louis, Mo.
Myrl W. Howe. Elmer, Mo.
Guy W. Hughes, Kllbourn, 111.
Hans A. 'Jensen, Oakland, Cal.
George M. Joy, PlttsburKh, Pa.
John N. Judklns, Pantogo. N. C
Tony Kamalskl, Bayonne, N. J.
.lame I.. Keck, Powder Springs, Tenn.
Huston Keen, McAlplne, Fla.
Harry P. Kendall, LouIhvIUc, Ky.
Fred Kerr Durham, S. C.
Leslie, K. Keslar, Northeast, Pa.
Clauds E. Kessler. Webb City, Slo.
Alexander Konklel, SlcKeea Rock, Pa.
Charlca John Kramer, Phoenlxvllle, Pa.
William Carl Kuhlmann. Northwood, Ia.
Frank Lada, Bridgeport, Conn.
Donald T. Larkln, Derby Conn.
Frederick Llppert, Brooklyn, N, Y.
Sam Henry Mulllns, Togo, Miss.
Eugene J. Murphy, New York, N. Y,
Joseph F. Murphy. Philadelphia, Pa.
Raymond A. Murphy, Now York, N. Y.
Frank J. Sleyera. Morris, 'Okl.
Frank R. Neldert, Brockport N. Y.
Rnymond, J. Partln, Willow Springs,
N. C.
Thomas Andetson Patterson, Carnegie.
Frsnk Pawloskt, Chicago, 111.
Henry Floyd Pearson, Gibson, N. &
James D. Pelllgren, Anita, Pa.
Seth E. Perry, Oklsko. N. C.
Herbert C. Plpei Bocheport, Mo.'
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Home Comforts
Is Yours for the Asking at
HAW. TMAJVS
OUR VAST stocks combine the best that enormous buying: power and
experience can command furniture from the best factories and cabinet
shops in the United States furniture in which fine craftsmanship, care
fully selected and seasoned woods,, true design and serviceability all combine.
Our System of Divided Weekly or Monthly Payments
You will find the credit privilege, as presented at our stores, elastic, conveni
ent, and a ready solution to your home furnishing problems. There is no
extra charge for this accommodation.
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WE CHALLENGE the world with our new,
improved line of "Columbian" Sewing Ma
chines, and before passing your judgment we
ask you to compare them and their equip
ment with any other machine on the market
regardless of make, price or name. Such a
comparison will prove to ypu that at medium
and low prices wo are offering Sewing Ma
chines of dependability, quality and very lat
est improvements. Ir.vc:'igation and com
parison invited.
ATTRACTIVE ADAM STYLE LIVING ROOM SUITE. Upholstered in fine silk damask
or velours. Guaranteed "Karpenesque" construction. High grade "Marshall" spring
sea$ cushions. Pillows and bolster upholstered to match. Artistic cane panel backs
and' sides. Antique mahogany finish frame.
THE DAVENPORT.
With pillows and bolster
Priced for this week at...
$113.50
THE CHAIR, including
pillow to match. Specially
priced for this week at. . . .
$61.45
Columbia Grafonola
and Records
We carry a large and varied stock of the
world famous Columbia Grafonolas; also an
extensive stock of records. With the holiday
season almost here, a Columbia Is a timely
purchase. Wo know, of no one other thing
which will give so much pleasure to so many
people, for so long a time, at so little cost, as
a Grafonola, It helps wonderfully to com
plete the attractions of any home.
Terms to Sait Yoar Convenience,
Beautifully designed and ornamented Adam Period Bed Room Suite in the an
tique ivory or imitation walnut finish. Attractive period ornamentation. Priced in
dividually below.
SPLENDID VALUE IN A LARGE SIZE 45
INCH TOP DINING TABLE Built of solid
oak, splendidly finished golden. Has heavy
center pedestal supported by platform base.
uan be extended t six feet
if desired. Our low price
for this week's selling only.
DRESSER has
large 24x30 -inch
French bevel plate
mirror; 21x42-inch
base; neatly car
ved; priced at,
only
'"' i I 11 Jlliissium
$15.88 $29.25
BED, full size,
Adam period carv
ings; heatf-end 60
in. high; splendid
ly designed; priced
at, only
$22.60
DRESSING TABLE
Has 16 x 22-inch
center mirror; 22x
8 - inch , swinging
side mirrors; side
mirrors; 3 roomy
drawers; only
$25.75
CHIFFONIER 20
x32-inch top; 18x
22-inch mirror; six
drawers; period
drawer pulls; ar
tistic carvings;
price
BEDS,
to 86-
prtce.
GUARANTEED ECONOMY
RKGENT RANGE Has six
hole top. sanitary cast iron
base, duplex grate, burns
wood or coal. Roomy oven
and convenient warming
closet. ' A very efficient
and high grade stove. Spe
cially priced at -
$44.44
OUR ACME REGENT
OAK HEATER Body
built of high grade pol
ished steel, high sani
tary base, attractive in
appearance. Will eco
nomically burn hard or
soft coal. Very special,
at
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$13.85
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DAINTY MAHOGANY
WINDSOR" .ROCKER
Has shaped scat; and rest
ful arms. Attractive ,and
comfortable.; Special for
rhis week's selling, at
$13.98
FXTRAORDINARV VAL
VK IN A SOI.ll OAK
DUKSSEU Well made
thl-uughout and' finished
polden. Ease fitted with
three roomy drawers with
wood pulls. French double
plat mirror set in neatly
rounded frame. Our low
price while they last,
only
$12.98
$26.60
ATTRACTIVE GENUINE BRASS
with banded posts. An opportunity
cure a hleh srrade bed at a. Dre-wnr
uutside posts are two inches in diameter, 1
men pniars, large corner caps. The ar
usuc oanas on outsiae posts
give a two-tone effect For
this week, at
2Q 75
Distinctive Floor Coverings ,
, Moderately Priced
6x9 F. VELVET
RUGS Medium
room size. Splen
did patterns, af
$19.67
9X12 HEAVY
FRENCH WILTON
RUGS High pile,
beautiful designs,
only
$76.75
9x12 FT. SEAM
LESS BRUSSELS
RUGS AttracUve
patterns and color
combinations
$26.85
GENUINE 9x12
BODY BRUSSELS
RUG Very fine
quality, exceptional
value, at
$48.50
9x12 FT. SEAM
LESS VELVET
RUGS Persian.
Oriental and all
over patterns, at
$35.98
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9x12 EXTRA
HEAVY SEAM
LESS ROYAL WIL
TON RUGS Beau
tiful color combina
tions, only
$45.50
HIGHLY EFFICIENT
AND WELL BUILT
HEATER Large site
flrepot, built on square
lines, full nickel awing
top. A guaranteed fuel
saver. Specially priced,
at x 4
$19.75
THE FAMOUS "SELLKR"
SPECIAL KITCHEN CAB
INET Made with every
modern convenience. Has
sliding roll door, white
enamel china compartment,
sliding aluminum top,
metal-lined cake and bread
box. Full set of glass
spice Jars included. Priced
$33.50
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COLONIAL DESIGN
SOLID OAK DRESSER
Has larg French bevel
plate mirror and four
large drawers. Fitted with
casters. A good valfie at
our low price
$22,45 -
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FLOOR LASiVH that lend
charm to the home. We
are showing an excep
tionally fine and large
assortment Fitted with
't newest designs and
shades in the popular
priced up from
$14.55
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