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Evening journal., 1917-07-30
IS SOLDIERS BRIDE.

Miss Lulu NJ. Dryden, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. S. F. Dryden, of Princess
Anne. Md, and David A. Saxton, men,-
Der Of the supply Company of L $. A.
Armory, of this city, were married on
Wednesday night at the parsonage OF
Epworih NJ. +. Church, by the Rev. j.
Howard Gray. After his return from
war Mr. and Mrs. Saxton will make
their home in this city.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
HOUSEHOLD NOTES

Plenty OF apples. baked or raw.
are desirable IL one would keen in
perfset health.
the tick ne Of n watch or small
c ock annoys patient turn a glass
or bowl over Il.
An excellent French dressing for
sailed Is made ~ olive oil lemon juice.
salt and paprika
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
BIRTHS

GYwosKI-On july IS. Al tbs Delaware
Hospital. 20 Mr.. and Mrs John Gywoski
Of No. go IL East Fifth street, this city.
q daughter.
FIhkLE-on July 20, 20 Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Finke, Of No. 2od King street, this
city, son.
z1oR-on July "a TO DR.. and Mrs. S. NJ.
Zion. Of New Castle avenue. this city. a
son.
SMlTH-July 81, 70 Mr.. and Mrs. How.
ard 9. Smith. No. 1923 Poplar street, a
son, Howard James.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
MISsIMER-cnLF-

PoTTsTowN. Pa. July so.-H.
Lawrence Cole a local business man.
and Miss Adeline r. Missimer chief
telephone operator in the Wilmington
(Del) Offices of the dupont Powder
Company. were married here on Sat
urday by the Rev Everett d. Decker.
pastor Of the First Methodist Church.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
REnnING -RmcRsnN

Walter NJ. Buckson and Miss Mary
v. Reddiug. both Of this city, were mar
ried on Saturday evening at Trinity NJ.
+. parsonage, by the Rev r. II. Adams.
pastor of Trinity Church. The ceremony
was witnessed by Mr. and Mrs Benia-
min Faron.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
RETIRE In GOOD
ORDER ACROSS RUSSIAN BORDER
By The United Press.

By The United Press.
PETRoGRAD, July 3O.-Russian
and Rumanian troops have put such
force behind their offensive in tho
Putna sector that today the pressure
OF the German advance into Russis
IN the Tamopol region noticeablv
lessened. In lGalicia the Rusgiar
troops, forced back at tho outse, M
the breakdown IN Tarnopol. havn re-
tired in good order across tho rms
sian border.
Premier Kerensky was al the front
today comforting on the military sit
uatiOn.
On account OF the necessity OF these
conferences and the inability 10 gather
together all elements for the all-Rus-
sian assembly this latter conference
az Moscow scheduled for tomorrov
mas been postponed. II viii be held
az later date when all parties are
expected to attend and n "a certain
lnbl representatives OF all civic organ
cations can send delegates.
extensive preparations are now I'm
aer way for Russia's first constitu-
tional assembly.
BY The United Press.
LONDON, July 30.-smal patrol
e,nS,9lnters in the neighborhood of
Duiiecourt'~nd Acheville were ali that
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
STRANGER CARRIED WEAPON.

EdWard Iarnoski was lined 500 and
costs in Municipal Court this morning
when he was charged with car.ying a
revolver in his side trousers pocket. on
Saturday night. when he was arrested
BY Detective Nahoney. Zarnoski
comes from Chester and was driving a
party through this city in his auto
mobile.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
MISS PEPPER 10 BE BRIDE.

Mrs. B. !. Pepper. of No. 22lO Market
street. announces the enga cement of her
daughter Marian Alice. TO William a.
Carpenter The wedding will take
place al o'clock Saturday evening. Au.
gust 4, in Brandywine NJ +. Church.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
GENERAL OTIS nEAn-
Rv ND Tniied b..

by inc united 1fcSSt
LOS ANGELES, Cal. July 5o.-Gen-
cral Harrison GRAY Otis. owner OF the
Los Angeles Times. died here today.
aged so years. He fought In the Civil
and in the Spanish-American wars.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
roo LATE T0 cLASsIEY-

n ABoRERs WANTED Ar Soc PR noun
~ Tine and half for overtime Take
i.obdcii car. The Austin Co. pidgeon Point.
Tel ly3O.ci
Evening journal., 1917-07-30

BY The United tress.
WASHINGTON, July S0.-An upris-
ing against Germany's rule in Poland
Is feared by Poles in America, mem
bers Of the executive Polish American
committee stated today.
"such a move is likely to lead to
bloodshed.' 1t was declared.
Committeeman stated the Aus1ro-
German governments we're growing
dubious" as to the effect OF their cam
paien for the benevolent association
Of Poland.
The revolt was forecast by a re-
fusal OF the majority of the Polish
council and State officers Of the Pol
lsh legion to take the oath OF fealty
the Toutons desired. Gen. Pilsudski
and a number OF protesting Poles
we're arrested.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
LOCAL SECURITIES MARKET

Laird and Company, DUPONT Building.
furnish the following quotations ON local
securities,
Evening journal., 1917-07-30

Field Marshal Hais had TO report to-
day from the British front.
By The United Press.
PARIS. July 3O.--German troops
kept up a cont nuous and violent pom,
bardment Of French positions around
tn -En-Laone ridge at Chev-
regny. in the region Of Monument
Hurtebeise and both banks OF the
Meuso. today's official report declared.
Various raids throughout the front
were repulsed.
Evening journal., 1917-07-30
PEACE TALK DISCOUNTED.
By The United Press.

FbACE TALK DISCOUNTED.
BY The United Press.
NEW YORK, July 3o.-T6c peace
statements Of the German and Austrian
Premiers were virtually discounted on
the stock exchange today. All issues
We're up. Z. S. Steel was up / 2 at
l25 l-2 and Bethlehem B, 7-S.at l27 "a.
Other steels were fractionally higher
except Crucible, OF Is.
lndustrials were in fair demand. Bald
win opening up l2 at "a l-2. and Ameri-
can Locomotive up is. Motors were
at l6s 10
Evening journal., 1917-07-30

A SUMNER TONIC DRINK
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
Healthful and sgreeabie 10 taste Refrssh..
and invigorates. Use il in place Of lemons
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
FRENCH CAPTURE S426
PRISONERS IN BIG DRIVE

PARIS, Aug. 90.
PRISONERS in Frances great drive taken
since Monday were increased today to a
total or s426. according to the War Office
statement.
VI these 76i0 were unwounded 600 were
hospital cases, and there were 1856 officers
Other fruits of the French victory were -
cannon and more than 200 machine guns.
Inc lighting today apparently sackened
trlHe The official report merely declared
North of the Aisne the German artillery
was most active throughout the night, espe-
claily at Braye and Hurtebise.
On the left bank of the Meuse the French
artillery was very active during the night
dominating the German guns"
The War Office also reported lombard
ment by French aviators of Frbourg in
Brisgau over the aviation grounds there of
stations at Colmar and Schlettstadt and
enemy bvouacks in the Verdun region.
HAIL OF FIRE AT vERDUN
new zenith in destructiveness is being
set by French artillery fire out of verdun.
The hail of fire which French gunners
have poured and continue to pour against
the Germans today has far exceeded In
its pulverizing damage to the enemy the
unprecedented horror of the German guns
at Liege and Brussels as those busy
Berthas'' in the early days of the war sur
passed any previous artillery.
From vantage points in the former Ger
man lire reached today the French found
villages literally ground to pieces. More
over. they had been villages converted into
concrete and steel fortresses by the enemy.
French mortars crumbled the great German
citadel on Dead Mans Hill. Their shells
bored far underground there to explode
and destroy complicated galleries.
The hills of Dead Man and Ole were
taken by encircling movements after the
pulverizing French artillery fire. Then the
infantry advanced to Ruisseaux des Forges.
There they destroyed eight German mortars
and captured two German army majors, one
captain. a chief officer of engineers.
The same French troops which on Decem-
ber Is captured the bloody Pepper ridge
were granted the honor of the advance
beyond Dead Mans Hill against Talou ridge
and Hill 344. This was really the center
of the great drive. The Germans had built
their strongest defensive works there
When they saw the advancing waves OF
French they Utterly drenched the whole
territory with gas. The poilus donned their
masks and went on. They penetrated two
miles In exactly one hour. encircling the
promontories.
French anger famed high today against
another German atrocity-the apparently de-
liberate bombing of an immense military
hospital near Verdun, and the machine
cunning of fleeing nurses and workers.
German aviators flew low over the build
ing. BY the alternate stunts of bombing
and machine-gunning the enemy fiers ir
half an hour killed twenty-one nurses men
and women, and ten patients and wounded
| forty nine others. The hospital was bomb
ed at the precise moment nurses were
| bandaging $50 German wounded.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
EvENING LEDGER- -PHIEADELPHIA, THURSDAY. AUGUsT


ing forty cents an hour ,r,,o,a :, ,s,.,,
three, "o"r instead OF tnirty-
T. IL is understood strikers, cor,ro,,,se was
dav ie,ehce ,,re with officials at the ward to-
Iearno me result. however. could not be
Of aI1,a,, Most of the rveters and workers
II NJ th0 uaaes I affiliated with Local No.
re,rr tne International Brotherhood have
,',.it re,.arnedto work, and the yard. while erin.
bni,e bo some extent by the absence of the
Ifnio,, -, ana reamers, Is in operation.
'n Gnioh leaders say there Is no strike, assert.
ha ro, men left work pending a decsio TO
work. "'' p'iecs ior
Danger of strike at the League ,s,ord
navy h yard such as has tied up work al the
NV FORK navy yard, has been dissipated
Dy the voluntary assurances Of the men
themselves that they will not hamper the
Important work In progress th~~e, which
were presented to Secretary Danie,s ves-
terday. '''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23

ACCEPTED
Charles Petrosky, .ai4- N. % st.
BBrnms'fs BrnnS PaJasks ai khGTFIa IS S Barien ST.
Mlrarchi Hosco, o3ii Katcr i" st. t.
E9ns1t ss%atl 6 Gre.n aToTp s geo Washington SC.
FTsnSsHf dsepS foisdE MisE9wsS io 81 s Front ST.
Nathan Davidson, iii s. Cd ST.
philip Tt.I siaippcii sGalpcrnii sls oTsi96rldse st. "
Iy,T;,1,, I912io RSgg len 200 5; Marshall st.
Noho". }Hm WhliEnf chiomick Sei Pe PSYn IsStsv st st
Tony Rossio. ~ S. ,parien st.
fTn0H EntoHo z croma.,% SGhnSG% az : oh ETGnt s ST.
I.eretto simoone, GIL s. 10th St
Rszayis & &Bi!oca!Ta $is hsinSrtdisss st
Jans JGnn cSn,ps apkoMa fn ia aTegfan Der fansty s
Giovanni p,Angeloo 1913 Rainbridse st.
safoS sa%Sei f!sishSr stsS sis 80 s sd ptn st ST.
H'Sf HsHfy y?1f S?nsrrsS sff s 9 'S 'MSsr.nsu st,
HSs%'S HS$!y ss iss asnls." + 10th st
Maas'rS Maq4y r. s9sSS Wsspfoa IA m s 5mpnrd EnGnt s.,
BENJAMIN Harlmelin, 425 Lombard st.
GsSp9G GoMssEy MTsS o?T s,o6 o0"Fd e Randolph st,
8G9s,a1.S Sg NslsSD KS9ynis s1S $ 7lS g s I'd st
Joseph Freiiich, 6i7 s. American st.
Anthony Crudel. 4S5 Monroe st.
Antonio Seratone. 623 Pemberton st.
Michael Clenzo. 71S s. Darien ST.
benjamin Clay. l242 Ellsworth st.
Thomas Lichowitz l24 Pemberton st.
Joseph Cstamusto, 6O7 S. 9th st.
Morris Pepplemsn. 333 s. 7th st.
George Hammond, 6l3 S. American ST.
William JOHN. $50 DE Lancey ST.
Lucas Reynolds. 1928 Lombard ST.
Joseph Demok. sol S. Front st.
Neldo Bonnie, S2j Bainbridge st.
Joseph Schiavo, 726 s. 10th st,
Angelo Serale. 521 Fitzwater st.
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Henry Wilson. 5ta $. 10th ct.
Charles A. I.anan. 1884 Lombard at.
Douglas Thurston, b21 $. lstn st.
Eugene Blackwel,s 1922 Lombard ct.
Horace McGraw, 1909 Lombard st.
Frisby Eueii. SIT =. 18th ct.
Harry Names. 2ll s. Darien st.
otto Tyson. 1917 Naudain st.
John skularicos. 2s9 s. 1ith st.
Fred r. Rover, p2S Spruce st,
Ezekiel Brooks. 1912 Lombard at.
John ". Johnson. 2iT $. Schell st.
David Paul. ais 8. 18th 81.
Bernard wickcrsham, 2309. Lombard st.
Clarence Martin, s23 Lombard st.
Julius James a21 Spruce IT.
Walter Dallmycrs, Rit2-Carlton Hotel.
Fulton Collins. 1911 Rodmdn ct.
Melvin Minus. 1ii0 Lombard st,
paola ImpallRris. I'll Rodman 1T.
Herman Aikens, 9O0 Lombard st.
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District 6


ACCEPTED
Andrew AISlrS :, Jackson. lSl2 Lombard st.
Melvin Mel. HiaSkstt, isis lombard St: st.
LeSfes LeIs e. F. sisWnr pSmn9 ~ sb4 s. 9ginse st.
Harry Avorisian, 14is ti5 sansom SAMSON st st.
Ls1es i9he RMGyssis;; Msss I loaI sS I;esast St.
Frank ste%sri ssn sOY iosi s W%Seriy S%sSlfy St st.
Robert Jackson '"s5 COOS &c ADDISON ST st. st.
%Ts 5h@ma. HfBTysk Brsk Sii si S Markds iE,a St St
RSIph HSia VI NJ ,spscht, 1870 Chestnut st.
Clarence d, Flavllle, 2i7 s. 9th st.
Fani shelby. sa5! aos3 Wsvery Hls s juniper ST. ST.
5SSn hsHn WrIssi WHfyIss 81 20 $ s. lGth i4,s st. 8,
JasspS GharSs Is,y Ply iIs a,s s iS,s Smedey ST.
Sashan SH HsSen, 1925 !ss Ea"aa" Shsstnut '' st.
%'% 1shn Hosnd a. FoTa Ioss GSmodfS sS4 hSfDst St st
Charles CHARLES MeGpoush SnOy ,ooa l?ia Pine st.
IS.s5S GsoTSs II; # Grant, si7S4, Addison st.
SIs: $sis JqSs; SS%a 4sS ESd%s ST.
?aeT WI Tur%er n1e&e'i 5G7 20 > 2lst 1st" ST. t..
ssSS$s { Sss$s1 g f1SSa% 5S st.
Gearse GETs i; T. Hf ciarkssn n 9o$i WaSsrly st,
George Williams, 1895 Kater st.
fStiM Dabney yrsHDi;i singieto1 oD 4os s Jessup ST.
f2%ss k " Hsrsy SiG o addison ST.
Edwsna Essh fSSs 1sSkson 1871 is! SOq'h s,,es St. St
s Mm aSy Austin tro srsashas S 5afa St sss s. 18th ST.
Herbert Lawrence, b15 s, 10Th st.
Alphard G Scott, s35 S. Ts smeaIey st.
Robert P. curren, 1sIs South, ST..
Hennirs HsTSrs SvesS sundstrcm @ . " ie$ Spruce ST.
5Ss.,:I IGs. sTqs see iGs s Smbsld lsS st st
lanes Pridgen; al8 $, ilth st.
,SSsfRk RTaFnS so,s fos oTsS4S TsTsrs St
Hiiis IIiis Goldman. m" sid walnut st.
Marie valGrisl Prrdo 1ss2 sa, snf erosd st st.
HsRInlsy HsSis tSsSi1 asfdSsr U55es5 BSa%sn q S
ACrm"h sr5Eey EETnseSi iai ioS s 'sm'
Harold Bennett, .2loa Lombard st.
clarenoe eGar Me'faS black. I stS S. smedley st:
Walter DAVID, 1880 od Lombard harir ST.
H"rss Inmss " HsnTS GmSner 11os sss Hfnn9S s. sS St.
William MEGA fferty, Zoos Naudain st.
Leo Barnes. 211 S. Sartain st.
Willie Scott. 511 s. 2Sd st,
Jack Gabriel 2OS s. Sth st.
Jesse NJ. Williams 5Oi s. sartain st.
James Jones. 1909 Naudain st
Sampson w. Agerson, 4l3 S. 1lth st.
Nelson Griffin. 1Ol4 Lombard ~
Elmer Leroy Webb. 20e2 Sansom 81.
Frederick +. Keller. Jefferson Hospital.
Arthur Simpson. 1910 Cypress St
John s, George 1ll3 South st.
Car A. Hall, 1889 South st.
Walter l.. King. 1923 Addison ST.
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psssl.'s pToodwsrd Turner, 21s Mantcn at
PIetro MseISn. Msfan. gti ssI Tssg,on IstonS = st'
Joseph Caponetti lies s, 9th ST.
5GsepSS 5HsnTS PMSIICM,s MISSaas.iss las MeyaHenslns ave-
ho2ri. hSg,i ssEsl, So., Ssi ,sog !, 81 4.
SHioyanni Gartaralione, 6l2 Federal 50,
W,iiis MW@thisn Weisman, s2s League st.
1Mossnhm 1M,nmSm p pmsei,linoi 1891 Passyunk ave.
giuseppe TTCmasetti, SsS League st.
saiyatore Lolita, 1921 $. sth st
Lyman Hirsch 1908 S. 9Th st.
basio BsP.Siin BsGaef eos os s Sn;rn.s 2risnns st.
Louis Tonucl, 930 Wharton st
4fmSnto fosSpb MsnsGn Mnnssiio17 1904 Christian st.
Harry ,Litnick, $50 League st.
I,uisi Russo. ~! NJ.
Max Sxa drcss EsiSp'i Sos oto g 3 s;D ESndOIph ST.
Enrlsc En- &c Monse, lilo $. Alder st.
l.eandis ID Donate, iO2s Passyunk ave.
Michael Foshietts, 0io S. 9TH 81;
Manuel Appelbaum. ais Federal ST
91nn 9,, piodati. lilo Carpenter St
Pietro i.azaarotti. i2In $ Ma-sNeu st.
hnEanl9nd9 nSn'd C9roSza. 1910 Christian st.
Monte J. Mccall H G Ia Ehs,,'SsiSG Eis%o4ts st. ave
Charles Charles Mq39tone, 1000 sSitcr tS "s%' st.
Shnu,r teldman, 023 s. 5th st.
iiohn Iranuzzano, III $. sta st.
Joseph S Rschst;lk Rmohhstsk'' "a - Christian ST
Rchard Casey, 1905 kimbail st. "''
GgscppI "f I'fMGssiTs Mashis 27s Ellsworth M,n,GG St
Robert Am1eld. li2N Passvunk ave.
q bDTiSs SiiSss9,, 81 ri,l;a. ll24 Carpenter ST.
Isnazud Collars. GO8 Amin nj.
Joseph stanulec. ola Ellsworth st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
District I
Board sits 1907 Moyamensins ,
Rounded by Wharton, Delaware RIVER
Niiflin and Passyunk ave.

ACCEPTED
Abraham Orbasky. $50 Moore ST.
Abe Werner. 1925 ;: 5th 81. =,
antonio Albano, 1913 Watkin 81,
Gaetano Santuire. 1035 Morris 81
aneelo Maiorano. 00s MeCullin 81
Stefanelli Vincent, 6S6 GreehWicn s''
Iobn Joyaities, $40 Sears st.
Aaron Fishman. 1913 s. Attn ST.
Stanley Ginbill, 125 Green ST.
Samuel Shubin. 1880 s. 5th 81
Ssmusi herman. 1912 $. 9th ST.
Sptonio Medolia. 904 Fecon 81
Max Shulman. 500 GerritI 81;
Harry Hurowitz. 1422 s. "a 81;
Wiiiiam F. JORDAN, PA McSuliy ST.
William Contor. 1909 S. 4th 81,
Abrabam Cupler. 1920 s; Reese 81.
Hnntbony Esposito. 1435 s. Percy ST.
Geofry Rudderow, 40 =: osh ~
Jacob Rothman, 532 Pierce "
2prumis Londonskl, 22l Fernon ST.
Norris Ostroff 1905 s. 9th 81.
ggnssnh Nigio, 1889 Passyunk ave;
sshra ham Stein, 426 wharton ST.
AAcIdthRR AAsagt hRuseino. 1443 s. 9th st., ,o.s
Charles r. McGlocklon, 1871 o. i''''
Ezra Salem, 1908 s. TN ST..
Norris Bulkin. 1888 Mifnin 81.
SSam,ei Antrie. 537 Wilder 81
iIarry oberman. 14iS s. 9th st; =,
iHi Wiiiiam II. Mcintyre. SO Moore ST.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
BERLIN ADMITS LOSS
OF TWO FLANDERS POSTS
BERLIN (yia London), Aug. 90.

BERLIN (yia London), Aug 23.
Except east of st. Julian and on the
Ypres-M -Menin road our front was main
taned," declared today's official statement
describing violent British attacks.
Between Langemarck and Hollebeke the
British delivered great attacks" the state
ment continued. There was heavy fighting
in many places repeated six times. All
assaults were driven back in stubborn
hand -to-hand battles. Numerous tanks
were put out Of action.
"On the French front the Verdun strug-
gle paused yesterday"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
Canadians Win NelU
Ground South of Lens


Continued from Page One
slight advance was southeast of the French
coal city
"On the Ypres battlefront. east Of Lanpo.
marck hostile attack at a strong noint
under gunfire was repused," the British
Commander-in-Chief asserted "In the
neighborhood of Lombartzyde the enemy
raided a forward post. Two of our men
are missing"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
SHIP MEN TIE UP
WILMINGTON YARDS
Two Plants Virtually Closed
to War Work by Spread
of Labor Trouble
n s. is URGED TO PROBE
Lovalty Is Pledged
by Navy Yard Men

TN A letter to Secretary Daniels
/ 700 employees of the Philadelphia
Navy Yard have expressed their 10y
alty in the following words:
"We pledge earnest cooperation
With all the plans which you and the
NAVY Department have made in this
rreat national emergency.
e"We desire by our example to
simulate all others to the fullest
osrformance of their duty to the
country at this time"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23
Men Accepted,
Excused, DraWn
and Exempted

Men drawn for possible service in the
new national army are being examined
physically and as to their eligibility 10 ex-
emption by boards In many parts Oh .he
citv More men are being called as rapidly
as those summoned are accepted, rejected
ordered to serve or exempted.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23

Clement. Clement. ,yssShiops. sSsss ssSas. st.
oJhn johnson, 1882 Lombard st
I; HavI, A. t,yinsss,pp. ys. 550Ss 5Ss !. Wssh,nstOn So
slim Furlnery. lt3i Lombard ct.
Ben Brisker, 1918 Rodman st.
John Hlll 20li Lombard at.
lame. mes, ,Andrieso, s.S s, 10Th st.:
William Lolly. lisa Rodmsn st.
willie Willie, Rswiss. 2o5 $. schell st.
Michael Powers TsC' Jefferson fHS 'Htn Hospital.
Arturo SARDINIA. Ssi spruce St
Edward Haynes, 2o5s South at.
Ered MTrpby bpe1d'itSn RSg,c - JpYTCiSSer, ST.
Ts;iSy S' & &Rssvss ;iS y, & $; % io5s st. t.
Major Redick. 2o06 Lombard 81.
FIRE.. Fred IksarpicS; 1890 Ro,dman st,
RFSSSSr,t, wsllaceS $40 $. JunIpsr ct
EdIwward Stokes 500 $, isth st.
ceSIi Collins Oiias33' i.ombsrd ard 81. Il
William William johnson, i7in Lombard St
Herbert Kelso Tss,cr, 7si spruce st.
l2mss Wai,sr Ty9wsr wHSs 80, a9i i.gI%ISard st.
John Stewart. 1882 Naudain 81
John Williams, lo25 Naudain ST.
Antony Santos, 1l30 Lombard st.
Edgar J. Smith, 203 $. Sartain St
Edward Crosby. 3iG \. Smedey st.
Chris Thomas, 222 S. 10th st
Albert sullivan 1927 Manning st
Fedenco u. VEGA. Continental Hotel
Farrow BOTTOM, l525 Lombard ST.
Johnnie Goddley. 1913 South et.
Nicholas Dorazio. 1905 Pine at.
Oscar Reyes. nli Spruce st.
Henry H.. Austin. 1927 Panama st.
Norman Taylor, 1898 Rodman AZ.
VIM. L. Selyy, Jr.. 1888 Naudain ST.
William Miller. 400 S. lsth ST.
Joseph Foyer, Cllrton Apartments
Spiros Sakolaroupules 2409 Kimbail at
Constantinns Thcrvas 2i3 S. 10th st
John Martin 020 Clinton st
Jose q. Tcrcndes, 1902 Lombard st.
Herbert Witen. 1905 Naudain ST.
William McCollum, 21O9 South st
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-23

John %i'''@ " TesSss Rssssea ii iiss Iemssrd & 4.
Isaac Drew. 2eo 9; Alder q, %#
James A. scott. 1887 South st.
Robert II. Johnson. $50 8. Clifton q.
James Cokonis, 2se s. iith st.
steve staiianos, -e1o Pine st.
simon Heath 2a6 q. Darien It,
Howard worthington, 1880 Rodman NJ,
Daniel Boyd. oil Lombard 1t. IT 7f
Fred Edward Green, 1905 Pine st.
chester Tlllman, ais S, Juniper ct.
Herbert J., Benton, 246 =. eth ct.
Douglas Kenny, 1903 Lombard st.
Lawrence Williams. 427 &. 10th ut.
George Grimes. 312 s. 18th at.
George Reddins. 1919 South st.
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Antonia ~ pbbon1o a4i s. 7th st.
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