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THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, TUESDAY, OCTOBEE 22, 1918.
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1,128 NAMES CONTAINED IN PERSHING'S REPORTS
EIGHTEEN ARE THOSE HOOSIER SOLDIERS.
KILLED IN ACTION ARE 144
Indianians Included
C. HoVbm, SonjervlU*, XKmb.; Barry X. Kolp, Tortlatown. P* ; John H. Utactert. Phila-
OelphJa. Windaor Smith. Buffalo
Sercmma Walter Bober. Nrw Britain. Conn.; Jamaa J. Domer, MeKaeaport. Pm.; J&mea U Fallon. Dma^lUa. Pa. WUUaaa B. rraSarfeh. 8harpabura Pa.: John P. Greene, Philadelphia. Wmiam & Grim. Friendly. W. Vm.; Wlliimm M Hmmbrtck. HontavUle. Sim.; Wiimar W. Hartman, PhQmdeiphlm . CfcHatlmn Hataiar, Pottartila. Pa., Boy D. Hitchcock. Shat Hampton, Oonn.; Edward Horsun*. Corona, N. T.; Wlmiferop E. Hobhril, Enoatmvff Fall. Vt; Ooorge C. Hubar Sormaton, Pa.; FloyS C. Johnaon. Siam—m, O.; WilUmin 8, Jopaon. PMladeipblm; Joaaph D. Kamnady, Pldladalpbim: Oaor** D. LmraK WMta Rlwer Junction. Vt; Monro* C. Uak. UT North Ninth acreat. Terre Haute lad.; XSdward
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LeRoy Heffner. Ashland. Pa ; ra Not
Albert Heinaa. ! glnL Hartford; William P. Vaughn. Poiin,
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nan Nickelrvl’le Va; George Wesley B - Walker, Weet Point, Ga. Thomas Walsh. Hinas. Richmond. Va. Alfred Hogencamp. Ireland: James Watkins. Pittsburg; Dewey Honeadaia Pa; Clarence Grant Hoover, WU- Watson. Columbus, Ga.; Richard Watters. llasMtown, Pa I Norristown. Pa.; Clair E. Weehter, Re*Miing; bSS. WbaTH^M iTjSd^. Ph^l: I Schuylkill Haven; E-er Woodhara Noma,
1 phlm; Albert KurasJi, Taylor, Pa; John J Lardo. Pittsburg; John L. Laubner, Chicago: \ WUlii D, Latrver, ArendtavlUe. Pa: Manuel O Lamia. Bar*lnsmme. Cal.; Walter Lebelt,
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Tea; Prank R Moore. PhilMillar, Reading; Charles Lyndora Pa.; Joseph Payne.
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J. SslUraa Boev* Otto WoU, Brooklyn
Corporals Charles W Bleakney Rose Point, i Pa; Wlli Bolting. Butler Springs Ala. Charles C. Bream. Harrisburg Pa ; Mtchael ‘ Bockwleh. Wlike*-Barr* John J. Callmhaa
SPART, 1412 Scotland; Georgs T. Campbell, Cambria Co..
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PRIVATE
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HANOVER. Eag-
O. Lemle. Bur!isgame, Cal ; Waiter Lsb< Hamtrmmck. MicVT Adoi^h H. Leiaan Ractoa Wla; Edwin 8. Leiria D^cwmK J Wayne K. Lewie Pbllmde.pbla; Will Longenbarger, Allen town. Pa; Bonnie | Lowery. Balden. Miss.; Thomas Loker, Lacey
Springe, Ala ; Howard H. Luts, Pa; ^Albert H. MeCanlle. Ea«
Sbarpeburg. X Boston
PTa; Alfred C. Toung. Jr., Philadelphia
Died of Disease.
Major Clarence Fhhneetock, New Task city.
Bernard Dlttman, St. Paul.; Addle Dufflel.1, Chloe, W. Va.; Ailon Duke. Abbevtlls, Miss.;
Corporals Edward Costello, Lawrence I Roy O. Durham. Burning. Neb.; Richard J. Mass.; Francis Hawthorne. Newport. Ark. j Gray, Teconic, Conn.: lawyer Green, BatesMechanic Charles W. Stoops. Midvale. Pa ! ville. Miss.; Charlie E. Greer, Broughton. Wagoner Albert H. Gavlgan, Canton, Mass. Jill,; William August Haffner, Bucyrua, O.; Cooka Lloyd F. Emersoa Lebanon. N. H.; Clyde O. Hemphill, Blue Lake. Cal.; Baxter WBMm F. Sharp. Biytheweod. S. C. Hicks. Blossom Tex.; Roy HIU. Licking, Privates Walter Altman. Odessa Russia: Mo.; Henry Holtdoorp. Sawyer, Wls.; John Earl Curtis Bsamas. BellvtUe. Kaa; WU* j H. Hombletv, Appleton. W.s.; Leo A Hopliaa E. Bennett, Bast Pittsburg; Henry P. ; kina Scrantoa Pa; Charles R. Hotard. Beyer, Ctuoago; William L. Ciirtla. Clear- ! Montegut. La.; Robert L. James Elmount, water. Fla; Norman E. Daniel, Manor, Ga; Va; Sam Kennedy, New Cambria, Mo.;
Albion, Neb.:
George Lewis. Mt. Pleasant. Pi i, Hicks ton, Wls.; William Mead.
Joseph Richard Kunzman, Max Lax. Chicago.
Privates
Emil Lein.
Mayvllle. Mich.; Ferd W. A. Miller, Ivoryton. Conn.; Reuben A. Milter, Cody. Wyo.: Charles A. Moran, New York city; Samuel 1. Murray. Whltintvllie, Mata.; George Norris. Winfrey, Ark.; Joseph R. Pace, Fullerton. La ; John Parker, Glen Bumie. Md.; James C Pritchard, New York city; Byran H. Rele Philadelphia; Claude D. 81ms, Brinkley.
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CHILD GETS SICK, CROSS, FEVERISH IF CONSTIPATED
PRIVATE HERMAN E. SWIFT. R. P. IX IS, AknaaSfta. w»»*4e4. 4*sr**e •aaetmalMC PRIVATE AUFRED HOCSEPIELO. R. r. D. a. MaSla—. kfn«e to mettmm. MECHANIC LCKE I* REILET. *14 JV—tfe Jffsfck— aCr—t, Al«xaa4ria. mimmimg fa aetloa. PRIVATE FTUED O. SCHUETTB. Panaava Ratrmt, ail—lag te eattaa. PRIVATE JAMES T. WARD. Waat»art. killcA te aettoau PRIVATE ROBERT WARWICK. BlaomflcM. killed fa aetloa. PRIVATE HENRY ALUBR. AlexaaSrta. aaverelr waaaieS. PRIVATE JAMES O. CHASTIAN. Wmt Ptfteeatli afreet, ReSfarC ae*> rerely wa«a4«4L SILAS SAITBR HORN. Lraa, mtrarely waaatfed. PRIVATE JESSE R. TODD. R. F. D. 4. Wlaataa. «ea4 af wa«a«a reeefre* fa aetfaa. ..MUVATO HOT HANOVER. Ea»ttah, kllle4 la aetfaa. erraaeeaalr reFarteff azlaafa*. WASHINGTON, October 22. — Two army casualty reporta made public today contained 1.1M names, claeetfled ae follows: Killed In action. 144; dead of wounds, 41; dead of accident and other eauaes. «; dead of disease, M; severely wounded, 272; wounded sllfhtiy, 46; wounded, dsaree undetermined. 222; missins to action, US; prisoner*, 2L The names to the lists were as follows: Killed In Action.
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Anthocy F.
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Oscar F. Harwood. Rylie, Tmx.:
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^OwpiSa Bernhard O. Barra. Toakum. Tw.lThwnaa Edward DaLerma. New Ixm#80. Wls.; Btesst E. Guido. Bast Oakland. Cal.; Milton B. Lana. Oloucaetar, Masa.; Owan J. Ratna, Cullmpn. Ala.; Patsr Koaal,
Hazleton. Pa.
Mnalclan Jamaa P. Maahaa. Limerick, Ire-
land.
^Wasonar Ralph WUllain Hunt, Temple, Privates Alfred O. Anderaon. Gray. 8. D.; Carroll Attaway, Como. Tax.; Henry V. Bailor. Coimollovllla. Pa.. Dole* L. Belsrodo, Portal, N. D.; Sort Budd, Juatua. o.; Jamea J. Coatello, Plttaburg. Alfred Dohena, New Haven; Charlee A. Dowd, Jr.. Rocheeter; Frederick Draper, Liverpool, England; George E Florea, Kn6x City, Mo.; Jamea 8. Gaga*, Marlboro. Maas; Walter J. Gruer,
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Ameterdam, N. T., Roy Perkine, Corry. Pa.; a Ro- klln, Palatine Bridge. N. Y.; Per
Blair, Okla; Robert H. Honk
Runkelo, Thomte
Benton, III.; Tex.; Robert
Btraka, I eon. N.
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Charley W. Shelton, mom ton, Tex.;
Missing In Action.
Ueutanantts William O. Brooker, Tampa
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Maaa.. Joseph 8. McAdoo. Reynoldovllla Pa. Corporal. Lorenzo E. Spoor., Layering. Mich., Jacle A. Swoffard, -Moro. Tax. FYlvataa Thwoa Catranle, PottavlUe, Pa; William Crotty, Marlon, (X: Charlee a! Dtxjn, Ralaton, Waah.; Dewey Duhon, touch, La; Merritt B. Durham, Blue Mountoto. Miae.; Jamee F. Ellla Hackleburx. Ala; Thsophila Fanguay. Dulac, La: Milton B. Flahar. PrattvUla, Al^? Roy Hen——••L °*car Helgeson, Elva
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Brooklyn; Cbarla. E. Ludan, Eaat St touia; Sylvia Juna Luaardt. San Lula Obt.po; Joseph Lybonna. PhU*<fclphla. Pa.; George
McCUntock. KeUatevtlle. Pa.; Alva
McFarland, Cleo Springe, Okla.; Natran Mlera, DerkMar. La.; Jamea Morrta, PatchoguA N. Y.; Eugena O’Boy la, dava-
Metx Petra. Toun«town. O.;
Clair Rich wine. Gardners, Pa. • Frederick F. Road mg. Brooklyn; Thomas Ruzao, Italy; Kannath Sachrtaon, Erl*. Pa.; John F. Hpagla, Erla, Pa.; Paul Spart. 1412 Adams .treat. Gary. Ind.; Stanlalaw Stan*thy. Erl*. Pa.; John Stassowakl. Bayalde, N. Y.; Frank UtkowHx, New York city; John L Wetter*. Bay City, Mich.; Hairy L. Wilson. Philadelphia. ^
Severely Wounded In Action.
Captain Joseph T. Watson, Lake Placid.
N. Y.
Corporals Lawronce Btnlon. Birmingham;
Lewi* Jones, Carrington. Okla.
Privates Kenneth C. Doddertdae. White City. Kaa.; Gordon Fuller, Georgians, Ala.; Leon F. Goodwin. Dexter. Me.; John Kerr. Mammoth Cava N. T.; Harry Kramer. Chicago; George W. Norton. Monroe. Cal.; Jeremiah T. O'Brien. Garrick. Pa.; Milam Oaborne, Olnay. Okla.; Robert W. Owen*. Steedman. Okla.; Elmer J. Power*. Young*-
O.; Charles F. Shoemaker. Grand Mich.; Leroy Andrew Wei bom. Ax-
Kas . Jamee w. Walls. Decatur. 111.;
Paul G. Wilson. Centrahoma. Okla. Slightly Wounded in Action.
Lieutenant Fred Walter Vaaeell. MllwauSergeants John H. E. Hoppe. Baltimore; Robert R. Harley, Harorhlll. Mas* ; Sam E.
ilKon. Ala.;
, Ala.; John RumfonL Ma; Daniel J. Moore. Ladysmith. Wla.; Ptultp R Moor*. Memphis; Roger Mortimer. Chilton. Wls.: Walter R. Klcnola. Belma. Ala.; Barry Otson. Ooonto, Wla.* Joaaph A. Proacho. Auatrla; Clauds Smith, Florence, ai* Cook Ijeo Kammeler. Cold Springs. Mich. Privates Edward 8. Arden. Columbus; Malcolm Barnett, Montgomery. Ala.; Sidney H. Bates. Putman. Ala.; Like G. Bate* Greece; Peter Blab!*. Greece; Forest Breedlove. Hartselle. Ala.; Sam Dunn, Elisha. Ala.; Jamea H. Elliott. Birmingham; Eugene Fisher. Rhinelander. Wla.; Farnal J. lYy, Rhinelander. Wls.; Stanelaw Gera. Mllwau kee; George T. Harrtaon. Chicago; John Hud •on. Chapman. Ala.; Renjaman J. Jenkins. Pineapple. Ala.; Frank J. Robert, Chicago; Leroy C Lewis Shippenavill*. Pa.; William H. Meeks. Gadsden. Ala.; Grover C Morgan. PtnehllL Ala.; Grover Morrlaon. Clayton. Ala-; Archie C. Oliver. Tatlasee, Ala.; Matto Orlando. Italy; Gordon Patterson. Oconto Falla, Wla; Tom Roberta, Capps. Ala.; Framet Shine. Op pa, Ala.; John S. Laskl. Milwaukee; William J. Stanley. Carmi. III.; WtlH* Staten. Bowling Green. Ky.; Albert Turner. Danville. Ala.; Frank Vann, Anniston. Ala.; Bane William*. Caahby. Venn. Died of Accident and Other Caueee. Sergeant James Watson. Ft. Edward. N. Y. Mechanic Jerry Lagroesa, Passaic. Horseeboer Joseph Walsh. Brooklyn. Privates Frank Binantl, Paeaalc. N. J.: John Orucil. Milwaukee; Felmon Rembert, Maarrvllle. S. C. Died of Wounds Corporals Llewellyn C. Small. Caawela Lane. Plymouth. Maas.; Arthur F. Turner. Grantsburg. Ind.; Jphn D. WUllama, Chicago Heights, 111 Privates Raymond Chester Brumbaugh, Summit, Pa.; Harvey Cook. Maben, W. Va.; John F. Methan. Scranton. Pa.; Charlie Moore. Meadvllle. Miss.; Joseph Rudnttxeki. Mi Utown. N. J.; Tboma* Tucker, Susan ville, Cal.; John Lawrence Wallace. Jersey City; Charlee Wasch, Cleveland.
A. McLean, Philadelphia.
Martin. Philadelphia; Horace F. Mason. Bwaemer. Ala.; Phillip Patterson. Philadelphia: William M. Sapper. West Philadelphia; Jam** McGowan,. New Bloomfield. Pa - Levi A. Selgfrted. Berwind. Pa.. Oahrln O Sterner, New Ringgold. Pa.; Find K. J. Streat, Rochester. Lastar Wallace, Brooklyn;
Madlsor J. 'v am* Selma. Ala.
Roglert William J. Ihras. Scrantpo. Pa.; Charles R. Nolan, Eaat Hampton. Maaa.;
Charlaa N. Watson. Wlnton, N. C.
Mechanics Edward A. Gledhlll. Philadelphia; Louis G. Lavlgne. Fall River, Maas ; William A. BeO. Calexico. Cal.; Clyde M. Carroll, Atlanta; Frederick France* Froetlck,
Cohoe*. N. Y.
Horseeboer John H. Gordon. TXylor. Pa.
Cot* Vincenzo Capri no. Knox dale Pa.
Privates Raymond N. Acklen. Huntavill*, Ala.; Martin F. Aston, Plttaburg; Kostya ileetrl, Throop. Pa.; Martin Anderson, Manteca. Cal.; John Ashton, Philadelphia; Andrew Atchison. Philadelphia. Ernest Barr. Hur. W. Va.; John D. Barr. Klttantag. Pa.; Chari** Belveg, Scranton. George 8. Severely, Greenville. Ala.; Joseph T. Brels, Pawtucket. R. L; Joseph Bruxgla. Providence. William Beyrd, Bayminetto, Ala.; Clarence W. Carter, New Albany, Miss.; Hubbard Casey, Ozark, Ala.; Charles R Chi loon. Ft. Edward, N. Y.; Mad* Chest. 81m*boro. La.. Oscar Church well, SkippervlUe. Ala.; Salvatore Cooco, Reading. Pa.; Thomas C. Conroy, Philadelphia; Jamea Henry Cooke. Corns. Tsx.; Denny Csrneltua, ML Union. Pa.; Hemer O. Crew* Bogata, Tex.; Charie* H. CuUlhan, Jr., Bangor. Me.; Clarence Charles Curry, Kansas City; John D. Curry, Andrews. B. C.; William T. Davidson, Winfield. Ala.; Charlee Dougherty. Philadelphia. Frank B. Dunlap. Philadelphia; Carmon E. Edwards, Salma. Fla.; Raymond E. Edwards. Eceloctie, Ala.; Jamos C. ElUa, Darlington, Ala.; Nicholas Fedorewtcx, Cambridge Port. Mass.; Jamas J. Flanagan, Phlladephla.
Phiip Joseph Grace, Philadelphia.
Privates Mark L. Grant, Unity. Me.; Charles Gaalano. Oldforge. Pa.; Leonard B. Green, East Tallessee. Ala.; Edward Hack. Philadelphia; Stephan J. Harbula. Axis. Ala.; Emmett C. Harrison. Alliance. O.; Chari*-* W. Helm, Trevorton. Pa.: Cart Hoborg Henl^y, Brooklyn; Bryan Holland. -Daatsvllle. Ala.; William A. Howard. Dune!*, Okla.; Harry L. Inch. Philadelphia; Robert Jennings. Vlroqua, Wla; Alfred J. Johnaon. Chaster, Fa; Thom*# Jones, Ashland. Ky.; William Keel. Wood view, Ala; John A. Keenan. PhlladsMhla; Irvin W. Kell. Chicago; belhert Kendall. ShelbyrUle; Harry W Kir Inroad. Clarion, Pa; William Klrschner. Philadelphia; George W. Knall, Pottartlla Fa.; August W. Kottka, Gutenberg la; Ralph Hunslcker Craft. SchwenkavlUe. Pa; John Uoyd, MorrtHton, Ark.; Stanley Atoshopsky, Moscow. Russia; John G. Allen. Eufaula, Ala.; Willtam P. Alien. Moosic. Pa; Daway Barker, Denver; Roberta John Barrua, Keene, N. H.; Harvey Barton, Attleboro, Mam.; William J. Backer. Reading; Charles A. Beers. Philadelphia _ ^ ^ , Private# Elmer Bennett, Llttla Rook. Ark.; Harry A. Berg, Fremont, Neb.; Joseph W. Bessel!*, Philadelphia: Albert J. Bochlnsky, Simpson, Pa; Paul L Bolin. North Birmingham; Peter M. Boone, Limerldg*. Pa; Clyde J. Bradley, Bloomsbury. Pa.; Luigi Broccolll, Italy; Archlo Oliver Browti. Visalia, Cal.; George Bronx, Missoula MooL; David MeAlpine Burnett, South Hadley, Mass.; Horae* P. Burns, Philadelphia; Arthur Button. Yorkahlro. England; Alfred M Campbell, Philadelphia; Joseph F. Carroll, Utica N. Y.; Jamea Champion. Munford, Ala.; ChHat Chlonla. Greece; Marlon M. Crew*, Coilingdata Fa; John T. Crawa, Unlontown, Ala.; Charles B. Crlat. Duncannon, Pa; Wilbur E. Croaley, Schuylkill Haven. Pa; Max Frank Csorniak, Chicago; Peter John Dafner. South Rocbeatar; Cornelius M. Daley, Pittsburg; Reuben F. •Dale, Philadelphia;
, Lucanna. N. C.; Wil-
liam J. Dickman, St. Louis; Elmar Dunn, Newark; Leonard E. Manuels. Italy. Privates Ralph L. Etheridge, Colombia Ala; Martin J. Fahey, Philadelphia; James B. Fallon, Lowell; Arthur Gardner Fernaid, Ellsworth Falla. Me.; William E. Flynn, Sanilac, Mich.; George J. Ford, Philadelphia; John E. Free, Florals, Ala.; Hector J. Frenette. Bellows Falla. VL; Eralel Frltach. Philadelphia, A age E. Frits, New York city; Jake F. Gasklll, Vineland, N. J.; Luther M. Gilbert Berwick. Pa.; Frank B. Gillen, Philadelphia; Edward C. Glaentzer. Plainfield. N, J.; Samuel Glenn. Philadelphia; Albert N. Goodlander, Wataontown. Pa.; Emery T. Greenloy. Mlllvtlls. Pa.; William F. Grlaser, Pittsburg; James G. Griffith, Clovis, N. M.; Henry Hall. Steadman, S. C.; Charles A. Hatpin, Boned venture, N. Y.; Russell Hamm, Chicago; John Harrington, Lock port, N. Y.;
LaughUn. Philadelphia; William Markey. Scranton; Robert J. Mara call. Jr.. Brooklyn; Rofoa B. Marvtn, Burlingtori. VL; Ezra E. Mattox. Walnut Ridge. Ark.; William M. Mer*. Eastlaasdowne. Pa; Frank Miller, Eaat ProvMeoce; Leonard Miller. Philadelphia; Ruesell Mllatead. Cal era. Ala.; Morris Morley, Jamestown, N. T.; Edward Moreakt. PhUadetphia, Martin W. Morrison, New York j» 7 city; CiifTorl M. Harrow, Kansas City. ' Private* John B. Morrow. Philadelphia; Mark B. Mooes. RingHng. Okla.; Dewey j ; Mom. Boyle*. Ala.; George A. Mulhern. Wilkes-Barre. Pa.. James F. Munley. Arehibaid. Pa.. Robert J. Murphy, Philadelphia; Daniel Narriee, Sen Jose. Ckl.; EmO J. Nelson. Princeton. Mins.; Allen Noble*. Lacey Springs. Ala-; Ro!la NoeL R F. D. X Freedom. Ind.; Joseph P. O'Brien, Providence Edward O'Byrne. Carbondale, Pa.; Hollas OJcien. Perth Amboy. N J.j Clyde H Ostrander. Thompson. O.; Helfrey Parker, Bufi falo Valley, Tens.: John H Paul. Mechanlcaburg. Pa.; Albert H. Peco-. Bellow* Fails. Vt; Harry Personik. New York city; Andrea f Plsani. Sbamokla, Pa.; Adolph F. Pohl, South : Boston; Clyde F. PorterSeid. Thomaovlile. I Ala.; Peter Povalitu* Mahoney City. Pa.; j Dmlia* E. Pret.le. Sant* Ana; Liowelyn R. : Price, Bryn Aihyn, Pa.; John S. Pulley. Cen- - terrtlle, Mo.; John E. Quinn. Baltimore; Juiee Raatow, Terryvllle, Conn.; George L Roeoo. Atlanta. James J. Reilly, Bloorr.aburg, Pa.: Ben Richards, Scranton. Pa.: George W Rinehart Ridley Park. Pa: John B Rocha Philadelphia; William Rudy. Glessen. Pa; Jack M. Saslaw, New York city; Eugene SL Louie. Burlington, Vt.; Jeeee E. Sepulveda Reno. Kev.; CXlvia A ShaiTer. Lock Haven. Pa; Samuel D. Shanks. Limestone. Term ; Walter C. Schultz, Dallas; Samuel O. Siskin, New Haven; Christian Show, Omaha, Neb.; Victor L Smart. Tray, Ala.; James
Smith. Wlaatnomlag, Pa
Privates Joseph L. Smith, Wakefield. Mass ; Ralph Clayton Smith, Salt Take City; Irving B. Snader, North Cambridge; James T. 8now, Monroeville, Ala ; Edward B. i Southern. R F. D 2, Kokomo. Ind.; Stanley i Stankevlch, Du Bole. Pa ; Colombo Ftarieco. Alameda, Cel.; Joe Steven#. Bonaparte, La.; William Stump, Putnam Station, Va ; Herman E. Swift, R F. D. 1«. Alexandria. Ind.; William J. Tarver. Annlaton, Ala., Jehiel Tender, New Iberia, la. ; Fred H. Thoma#, Ozark, Ala.; Rolls L. Tibbetts, Monett. Mo : Nel# Torkelaon. Mtnneapoll#; Pete Tripod!, |§ Avella. Pa; Jamea Turner, Gunteraville, Ala.; Gordon Carl Urfch, Ponder. Ma; 8ebsa'amo Uzzardo, Philadelphia: Ceaere Va-
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Dry Goods and Department L. 8. Arrea a Cm. Wm. H. Block Company. Fettle Dry Goods Oa H. F. Wasson a Co. The Star Store. The Fair Store. Goldstein Brothero. Indiana Dry Goods Company Wm. Laurie Company. Suits and Cloaks The E. O. Langen Company. Rink’# Cloak House. Jno. D. Broanan Cloak and Suit Co. Mon-Lon’* Cloak and Suit House. Sellg*# Cloak House. _ . . Whitman’# Suit and Cloak House. Clothiers and Men’s Furnishings Kahn Tailoring Company. F. H. Kraus# Company. Schtose Bros. Co. L. Strauss & Cm. When nothing Company. Bnrkhardt Brothers' Company. Bennett £ Swain Company. Cameron-Sehooley Company. W. W. Carter Company. L. and F. Efroymaon. Krause Brothers. McCarthy * Oe. The Outlet. 6am Robena Jack Bohr Company. Hawttsch £ Co. jud’s—"Men’s Dads."
Shoe Stores Marott Shoe Shop. Feltman £ Curme and Felt man Shoe Company. Flonhelm Shoe Company. The Fashion Shoe Store. Fink’s Shoe Store. Ralston Shoe Store. Stout’s Five Shoe Store*. Walk-Over Shoe Store. Wert-Stroup Shoe Company. Furniture Stores Feeney Furniture and Stove Co.
Taylor Carpet Company.
Raker Brother#
W. R. Beard £ Co.
Famou# Furniture Company.
Chas. L. Hartmann.
Horae Furniture Company. Hoosier Outfitting Company. L. F. Hnrt Furniture Compa
C. B. Howard Company.
Ideal Furniture Company. Wm. Kotteman Company National Furniture Company. Norman Furniture Company. Otlar-Ranmer Furniture Company. Reliable Furniture and Carpet Co. Rhodea-Burford Furniture Co.
D. Sommer# £ Co.
Victor Furniture Co.
Wheeler Bro#.’ Furniture Ce.
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Pianos and Phonographs' The Baldwin Plano Co. The Aeolian Co. The Brunswick Shop. The Carlin Music Co. The Edison Shop Fuller-Hyde Muale Cm.. E. I.. Lennox Plano Co. Pearson Plano Co.
Fathe Shop.
Rapp £ I^nnox Plane Co.
Steinway £ Sons. Starr Piano Co.
Stewart Talking Machine Ce. Electrical Appliances Hatfield Electric Company. Indianapott# Light and Heat Co. Merchant* Heat and Light Co. San horn Electric Company. Varney Electrical Supply Company.
Hardware
Lilly Hardware Co. Vonnegut Hardware Co. S. 8. Rhode# £ Son. Miller Hardware Co. Hall Hardware Co. Specialty Stores Capper# Umbrella Store. The Lining Store. Tucker Glove Company.
Jewelers
Julius C, Walk £ Son. Inc. George 8. Kern.
Leo Kraus*.
J. P. Mnllally. Cart L. Rost.
J. C. 81 pc.
Tranks and Leather Goods E. J. Gausepohl £ Co. L. K. Morrison £ Co.
Art Stores The H. Lieber Co. Herman’s Art Store. Books and Stationery W. K. Stewart Co. The Kautz Stationery Ce Sporting Goods Goa Hshlch Co. G. H. Westing Co.
Toys
Charles Mayer £ Co. Photographers Chas. F. Bretsman. 5 and 10-Cent Stores S. S. Kre#ge Company.
The names of additional merchants desiring to subscribe to the above rules of the government will be received by sny of in ' Indianapolis daily papers.
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We are building this store on a foundation of truth. One of our most imperative rules is that no announcement he published over our name that contains a misstatement of fact or an exaggeration of value. We will not allow the use of such subterfuges as “worth 575,00—now $39.50.” There are times at the end of a season, for instance, when a merchant might be justified in making such reductions—but not now. When we offer as a special a $50 suit for $33.60, our offer may not be nearly so enticing as that above mentioned, but you may at least depend on the garment being not only worth $50, but one which was sold regularly by us at that price. All reductions are made from the price at which the article was regularly sold—your saving is genuine, not visionary.
We have a standing offer of $1 to any purchaser Or employe for proof of any misrepresentation in our advertising submitted within 24 hoars.
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$45.00 and $50.00 Suits $OA.50
A special offering of well tailored and modish suits. All made of splendid quality materials—tricotine, velour de laine, duotone and broadcloth —in navy, brown, taupe, Burgundy and reindeer. Handsomely lined.
A collection of fine aU-wool serge and wool jersey dresses, both in tailored and dressy models. Stylish, well made and serviceable. Many charming models to choose from.
$U5 Wayne Silk Hose 98c Women’s “Wayne Knit” full fashioned pure silk boot hose, lisle garter tops and soles. In black, white, pink, pearl, castor, silver, suede, chestnut and dark brown. Our $1.25 line, for Wednesday only, pair, 98c. Women’s fine gauge silk lisle hose In black, white, gray and dark brown. Our 49c line, OQ« for Wednesday, pair tKTC' Women’s “Burson*’ fashioned out size cotton hose, black and white, also black with white soles. 50c qualities, for QQ/* Wednesday, pair OaFC Women’s lustrous fiber silk hose In black, white, pink, gray and dark brown. Our 65c line, CC** for Wednesday, pair
Silks and Woolens FOR LESS Silk Poplins A half silk poplin for waists and dresses: all wanted shades for waists and AQ** dresses. Our 69c quality wJ/V Plaid Silks Very attractive bright colored plaids, suitable for girls' dresses. Our • 98c quality, &t......... f ........... • */V Worsted Plaids In dark and red, browns, navy and green plaids, suitable for children's 4Q/* dresses, at %irV Plaid Coatings One green plaid, and two sizes of black and white checks, ior children’s (RQ QQ coats/ Our $3.98 quality, at ii7to*#/0 Cheviot Coating A heavy weight all-wool coatirvg. in brown, navy and green, 56 Ins. (RO QO wide. Our $3.98 quality at iPto**/0
Knitting Yarns Fleisher and other high-grade—pure worsted knitting yams in khaki, light gray, natural, cardinal, purple and brown—$1.10 everywhere—our price, per hank— $1.00
Comfortables Large double bed size, covered with flowered silkaline and filled with good cotton—an unusually good comfort, for— $3.98
One lot of girls’ heavy cloth in khaki, full quilted lining, with fancy stitching on collar and cuffs. A nice looking and warm coat, in sizes 7 to 10.
Good quality crepe de chine blouses, plain and trimmed models, in flesh and white. Surprisingly good looking waists reduced for Wednesday to $2.96.
$2.00 Union Suits, Men’s heavy weight ribbed * n(I # ^ (■* fleeced cotton union suits, whitezp I B and ecru. Perfect fitting and com- X fortable. Today’s market va.ue' $2.00 and more. All sizes, for Wednesday, suit, $1.50.
Men’s $1.25 cotton undershirts and drawers, ribbed and fleeced, 0*1 A A garment $1.UU Men's 19c cotton socks, black, white, tan, lavender and Palm - Beach, pair • -a^v
Men’s 25c cotton socks, with spliced linen heels and toes, black, tan. 1Q« and gray, pair Men’s every day shirts of light colored percale, soft collar attached. KQ*# Our 75c line at tK/v
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Union Suits
Women’s medium heavy weight ribbed and fleeced pure white cotton union suits, low neck and elbow sleeves, ankle length. $1.49 quality in sizes 40, 42 and 4«» suit, 98c.
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