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OmCM RESENTS StUR
ON GUARD BY RESIGNING
Lieutcimnt Gormtoy, of Second
Artillery, TpIIb Why Ho Quit
Fort Ningnra
i elur on the 'National niard. alleged
, Y,t.'rtWn modi ' ''ni'laln Honrx A.
'P V" 11V Thlril U. a, inrmlry. led
Ph.' wllnall" .f former First Met-
'"!ila Artillery Willie nerving t Kort
?. f orncly llvra nl 1921 North
frtdTM rronrn.,Bly
-.". 'LI-, nnrintpv hart i
KSlon for MnapMlu.lo arid Incapacity-'
... .ininLr mm.
FA-ii ,n Philadelphia.
" ., this iinent.
'.mm cf Ills action wns h c
wU.". V.. n-nlnln Hlnlty. Aft
iTtsetlcs by H"" recntita tlie raptnln, nccoiil
J to , Onrmley. "Id "Tioe men may 1)0
'.hie to f" with that U. the National
.'.f.a hut not 111 a military organization"
liUdi i . nllrtfAr1 ntwl (lorlnlov ulin
iinrur, n'innni ...... r , ......
rrpotp'l "at
ijrr.ii refused a
Onrmley, who lias re
paid there wan no
mid that the real
criticism iif ro-
er a few errot3
Other
with rnndltlnmt generally.
. . .lldnil
leeaanted his resignation Ooimley tuld
monR
other thing" that much favoritism
BVBJfrirtf fcEDERPHILDELPprA, MONDAY, &trHJf&
J
1917
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30 YEARS IN ONE COMPANY
FIRST SfeRGEANT RETIRES
Not a Bad Report on Record of Soldier,
Who Is Congrntulated by
Offlcorg
.i,imA.B!,!f,T,T(W- AU(r- With ihc r
tircment today ot First Bargeant HyUe-ter
irontla, of Company C. Fourteenth In
dividual V.r3 ' m0Bl mBKI" '" Philip Lauren!. 2M Vhii
mviaual record for army service wua citab- Michael Mildentiiirc. ,tii ',
Mshed. .lcse C. ooUltir.jr. asl.'i N
tie na Jijet completed thirty year of
cont minus itivlce with the u.ipio company,
the tan ten years a first sergeant. Trout
las record Ih not marred by a sngle had
report, and with, his retirement, papers he
was the rec.pent of nunieiou letters of
warmest commendation from score of of.
fleers.
A peculiar colncldcnro In legard to
Trontla's hcrvlce Is the f.ict that he was
the first scrgonijt pf tho rpinpatiy to which
Hrlgadler General Unity I McCain, adju.
tant general of t)io nr.ny, was H'lgned na
a socond lieutenant nn g-.-idiintlrtn from
West l'olnt
Draft Boards Driven
to Drastic Methods
u-9 thowp, anu mai men vvtii muionni
nuard experience wero not wanted nnd for
mer regular ainiy men received little consld-
"oormlfy I""1 ,ieen nr,l"B aD nri,t ""
nt and was rpiallflrd through many
Scars of experience both In the Vnlteil
Mates and ahoad for n raptaiwy, lie was
offered tho ranis of additional second lieu
tenant to he used iih tin Instructor. This
he refused. His released followed.
Oormley has had ten yenis military t-cr-ire
In the National (luard, regular arpiy
Jnd Twelfth New York VnliiiUeeia.
I Draft Rioters
w Kevortea Trapped
V." . .. n tmnm l'uffn fttll
feniiniirj ,, " "
member of the posse w.in hlmt In the let:,
ilid Henry Johnson, another posse man. In
the head.
About a mllo north of' Ilnldenvlllo Judge
Moose, of Dkema, was shot when he tried
to enter a uone wh'ch had been drawn about
the town by tho citizens. It Is believed
that Moose was Ignorant of the troublo
between authorities and the draft objectors
RINQUNn, Ohla., Aug. 6
Keports of an I W, W Indignation meet
lug In the oil fields near here lust night,
together with a report of tho sale of more
than 300 lilgh-powcred rlllcs In the region
during the last few weeks, hao caused local
officials to fear that trouble may arls,o here
eer execution of the draft
Largely attended meetings are said to
have been held at which Deputy Sheriff
Ewlng was defied
Hardware dealers hae been warned
ajajnst selling ninro rifles and ammunition
to men who may bo of doubtful character
CLnVIJI'AND, O , Aug. 6
The changed temper of the local draft
was seen today Ip action taken on Daniel
p. Sadler's exemption claim Sadler was
peremptorily certified for army serlce,
though married He was married after
Arll 6, the date of tho declaration of a
state of war with Germany.
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PHILADELPHIA
MARKETS
GRAIN AND TLOUR
37, '.'30 buah The
Receipts, 1S.480 IiurIi.
t WHEAT Receipts.
sei va? nominal
LUIIN
quiet und larccly nominal.
".
The market
OuotntloiiB:
loll for loral trnrip. jir In Innllnn Wot-
Ki) Ho. lelloH, J.'.Ho'if L'.lll, do, No. 3, 4 and
I, nominal
OATS Receipts. H4.788 bush. Tho marl.et
larffely nominal ulth doinaml hlaw. Quit
ullnni: No 'J white. Hl'-ii iii'-lr, standard
lWlt,B,tecN- 3 W,"le' WiStt" N
, TLOUR Hccelpls. 141R bbl3 nnd 70') 680 lbs
la lacks. There nns little tradlne und values
re lurgely nominal Wu quote p. r Hill lbs In
wood (cotton or Jute suckx shout L'.'e less). ln
ter straight, tin 73 ll.-.'i, Kuns.ib, iltur, S1J f,0
en, do, stralslit, IjadflH.Sii. (In. patent. llS.J.'i
13.75. sprlnir. Ilrst cleai, 1&1.'.7."i, do. imI
rnt l J5&1H7A, do favnrlto bramij. tl4W
t 23: cHy mills, tliuice and fancy pattnl. ll
1)14 ft
,RVE FLOUIt iui In fair requtut ami steady.
T?e quote 1 100(11 per bbl as tu uuallty
PROVISIONS
The market ruled steady, with a fair JobblnB
Jimand. Follomnc are tho quotations: City boef.
In let!, smoked nnd ntr-drlvd, 3tc, west
ern beef. In sets, smokeil. IUg: rltv Leef
knuckles and tinders, emoke.1 nnd alr-drlcd. 35c,
ir,ii ueei, KniirKies ana tenners. smtKejr , '.
JUKVdJ, porh I'll', H. .11111 !',
cured, loose, I'l fJlvjo. ilu, nkluiuil
!4 lt f . tin iin umolrail 7i (TfJ '.'.l-.i t '
tier hams, smoked, city cured, as to brand
14 average, iipiu ic. do, smoked, western
cu-ed MJf.'SHc. do. boiled honeljss. 30o: plcnl
5. L ,r' 8 c"rcd, Iohsb 'M-.: do. urn iked
Jie: Mllles In pickle. according in ur.ice, lume
c; tral,t,nt bicon, as to br.imt and 'iver
If.. "IX crci1. J5c' brial.f.ist baiun, .'?uri
cortd Sic; lard western, rtllned lluitcs -'- n.
fj;0; ,u.b"' --e, Uril. i.uro en k tla
Bttc tierces, Jj'ic, do,' do, dj, ii .uus,
anucuiea and tin
Jtealrrn beef, km
Ult hams, 13iji
Mms, B. 1', cure
locit. .t021Wc
REFINED SUGARS
,TJ5;'Pktt rultd Arm and blithe
B.SDd for etr nne uranulated.
er, on a basis
band.
DAIRY PRODUCTS
nndJipiiSR rillei1 flrm ?nd a shade higher
!. 'WJ oferlnss and u falrlj nctlvc .! -
uunmu auvicea wire strunctr H ..t-
v,, -'J. a v i.,
lW J I -c,
BUTT EB-iK ?1, Zn;.-',y T.V .' ..
Itn i.! i'SJl101'"10 "Tf follow yVut
eifca iia,c,k-'a creamery fancy Simla's, -IJe,
Jeeonds "S4-"- eMra'llrsts, u.i. (Irsts. tlllc,
livKi';. 35oVn.e.'irliy l,rl"ta 'Ji 4.'"-. aer-
isojl? ' ' 'ancy bri"ld' of prints Jobblnu at
,i'."'"r,,i,.nc'. ncw-lald pcss ruled Arm
tiAr, T . ' ,'". a"v"-ts ui-rt; sirun
ui.Vir Jor full-trcim, ntw. :
do ',h,Ui"r. a1- 'to- Hi" . lliitv
BiiTTc-'i lo.Kood. new. L'l-Jltt
,""",! ", but seriously defect lie ems were
r:' ym casa. ourrpnt rwv nia tin An n,r
Lollnulnir are
rby llrats. Ill til
tfi.w Vlti' "ul ser ous y ae;
SJ in?ffir,dl !,u" anJ weak'
K! ?1V'25S1 l ree cases, nta
ITiVn':01". 'J4SIl).Tn nor case, extra flrsts
M rtfi-i "?' nrs,s. 'I"-''" Per case: seconds.
LIVE
nas
POULTRY
In Rood request
ruled firm
e yuo-rooBters,
umi,
't. !5i"o. Whii. t C01 1-eKhorns smul er
kin laiTai,' ii&ta I1',ehorn- -'I?Mc, ducks,
M "i uc! 0.0. Indian Itunner. 17iafK !,l,,n.
tVl'Sc. p'r -OW-'Si do. younir, iir l'ar
una
Wtt IllllPr llllth nW.. '
tat oha- pimi." u"c""" oniy moqera
Itl ow.aldMn- " , ,,,' "ui i.eBnorns, pi
?..?!. eKl"ned, Wtlchlncr 1UIHI', n. A.
UIU1 ,n.nH
Continued from (' irn tnc
ness could carly be continued during the
absence of (he man of the family.
TUP, ALIEN QUESTION
Mr, Connelly said that the exemption of
aliens at the present tlma Is a 'much
mooted ' question and that he will not ex
empt tliem "Hy accepting them It will put
the responsibility directly up to tho two
district licnuiK' he raid
"In our dlflrlrt," In ijplnlned, "more
than 70 per rent of the total registration of
3200 Is alien
"To exeriipt then) H not fair to the
Amerloan-bom boy It would mean that to
fill our quota of 263 wo would hae to call
on a cry large per cent pf nil the Ameri
cans In the district."
It wns explained that aliens have enjoyed
all the pr' lieges nf Amsrlran protection
and liberty and thnt It Is up to them to do
their share In time of need
At the Sev-nth district headquarters In
the Fifteenth and Vine streets police station
announcement was made that married men
without children vvoiiM n; to undergo u
t-ocre grilling cone, nlng their living e.-
llCIltcb.
IMwIn r Atkinson, member ot this board,
mado It plain thn' married men who are
giving their wlvct ltsu than $2."i a month
will find the read to exemption very rocky.
The man who gives his wife an allowance
which Is less than 25 will not be exempted
by this hoard If he wants exemption he
will bo forced to carry an appeal to one
of the district boards Of course, a Plan
who Is supporting a wife and two or three
children requires a greater sum for their
huppntt than t,he monthly allowance of $30
a month which Is paid to soldiers. Hut
there are many married men who never
give ther wives $j"i u month Now If such
men are diafted they wll receive $30 nnd
out of this will be able to give their wives
a monthly allowance of $25.
In regard to aliens Atkinson did not
ngiee with Connelly und hod that an a)lcn
win) insista upon exemption must receive
It "Tho Inw governing the exemption of
aliens," added Atkinson, "Is very plain,
Wo can do nothing else than exempt the
aliens If they Insist upon It. The problem
of dealing with married men who arn In
business with their wives will prove a diffi
cult one to solve. Personally I believe that
all cases of this character must be handled
by district boards "
Governor Brumbaugh's message put an
entirely new phase on the draft situation,
and it Is believed that exemption on the
plea of supporting dependents will now be
more difllcult than ever.
It Is pointed out that the monthly wage
of a soldier Ik MO in addition to suOslst.
ence, clothing and medical treatment. Out
of this It Is shown that a soldier could at
least send a depcudent$2S monthly,
Ileports of the various exemption boards
show a great hesitancy on the part of
aliens to enter the Upted States Bervlce.
In the hope that they may be stirred to
action I)r John H. Ualley, of the Twenty
second District Exemption Hoard, has sent
a pea to the consuls nf the Allies that they
urge their fellow countrymen to Join the
new army.
The message from Governor Brumbaugh
regarding the question of dependents fol
lows: Washington ca)ls attention to the fact
that "a soldier's pay Is not less than $30
a month and that all clothing, subsist
ence, medical treatment and housing are
fuilsied to him Under the law he may
allot any part of his pay to a dependent.
Many soldiers receiving $30 a month are
easily able to allot $25 a month to the
support ot dependent relatives. In case
pf death In line of duty the Government
will pay to tne nenenciary qeaiKiiaisu
hy the soldier six rnopths' pay."
Section 4 of tne Selective Service Act
provides that those In a status with re
upect to pei sons dependent upon them
for suppoit which renders their, exclu
sion or discharge advisable may be dis
charged, but It does not require that they
shall be discharged in al cases. The dis
cretion of the board Is Involved by this
provision nnd such boards may well take
the facts recited above Into consideration
In deciding claims for dlscharga duo to
dependency, with a Uevv of determining
whether, as a matter of fact, the person
claiming such discharge will not be in
as good or better position to support his
dependents after selection tor military
service than he was before. If such Is
the case, of course, discharge must not
be granted.
Mr. Woodruff said that this knotty prob
lem put up to the local boards added con
siderable weight to the burdens which they
already carried. In fact. I' made tho board
definitely determine whether or not a regis
trant's dependents could live on $35 per
month, apd li seemed to mean a question of
ascertaining how much each map asking
for exemption was contributing toward the
support of the dependents.
SECOND J1I3TIMCT
ACCPl'TEP
DanW Itudershefsky. 003 B. Bodlne at.
Mitvutore Testa, 017 H. Delhi at.
It Huep. Ill Kag-ue st
Vily Anderson, litis Kater St.
l,orfpso oieeton, iOIS OrprnUr at.
Archibald Itlll, 774 H. 18th M.
John J, lioylc, "JMfl Oray's Terrv road,
James J. Calltgan, 24M Uimlntl at,
ItlUKCTKI)
John J Prison. SUM C'hr stlan st.
tlrmt" r. MoKentuy HP.i'J C. Ilouvlcr St.
Il 1 -" r t r fahllly BUS H. ilttll St.
M.mii. '...,11 f'ariitnt.r t.
Ilobeft J Caldwell -.'III ft Albans St.
Clftripo. J, .nwii. S "II Aller rt
A. r. Mlenbruck. t'lL'.l Klmtwll it
rtoteft van Rant, Jr. .t-'ln Oirlstlnn st.
THIIITY-SIIVKNUI DIMrillCT TIOMA
ACCMltf ill
van rcn at
.N. INtll St.
win St
ltlrrttfl
Joseph W Llndsnv. , ITII N I'm-,!! t
MS'IH DIHTttlt r
All I PTr.ra
IMmnl Tomplt.us. nigra. I1J 7th, married.
1 child.
Hi i ii rscv prn'i 3-11 H Juniper, married
a yeirs Clalinn exemption.
Htn.iiinn Hum o. ...'J H Ut.i
Orf.ra.. Morris 017 Lombard,
Ous Jouni! 41!) H loth. .
.Tnhntin Hiker, negro, 1310 Waverly. married
"tltrfir Tllle, SU f lMh.
William J I'linn &1II Couth,
Kreil leucine i,.li,i Jiffersnn Hospital
Dr Allen ir Milwaukee. (Transfirred easel.
'I nomas J Walsh (ills Hpruee.
1). James rami ion 'Juts Chestnut.
Orvllle It llulllit .'."! S 1)11.
.linns Itlibsnlanii 11.11 Lombard.
trunc .' I.eliikj I I1M fine si
Jamn II jn blnson. -'-'--' llltunlinme. married .1
ears. Claims exemption.
Joseph Patterson, 3 III H. Smedlei
Hlmer J. Lee, nesjm 3 Ih H .m.,llev. widower,
l,ennder Davis, negro. l.VJn Viud.l.i
Frank Ambrose, nesro, llil t Is. mlnuer
Leo Win. D'Tooie lllll S. rith
Pstrlck J. l'leintn 'J0.h Hansom.
Alexander Johnson insni lild llalnlirlilffci
married i Islnts . eji plnn
John Cole H illiiuiiv I'jal Walnut.
Davl.l JohiiH.ui nefiro. nto S. l.Mh
Stephen tiieen Wuodburv. -'li H lllh.
Al. Zleltler US.", Pine
Thorn. llil lett 1.11311 ltodmin.
Lou' It'nnk :,:iV S mil i
Oeorae T, Plxon. 417 Uulne. It
11 ' Laurie niaro 1111 fine
Am tir I; Colllno nenro 1"-'1 oxford.
Snm L vcnthal IJ'i S Sth
Ton Itoders, lliij Lombir-I , ,
Walton H, -ut neito Woodstown. N. J.
!rnir Kltil mm South st
Henri Johnson 133r, Catharine at
'"raflo Kin T2' H lilh si
Thos. Lecnurdo 32U S litli. claims exemption,
John Nter, 204I Lombird st
Alexander Hlesel, DMA fine st
Itolnnd M Mork Hi I ..in I Mo
f-itrl.k Casaidj, L.Jir, llalnlirldae st
Will Turner M'7 h .'!( st necro
Dlllas Lewis ill) r lMIl st . lleKro.
William K fiott -,lt S 'Jld St. necrn
William IMmonda 3D') S Camnt at., tiesro,
lUiRene M. Moody. .'J0'i Naudaln st . ncbro.
r.itnaril I'ov. ."Cil S tilth st.. ncBro.
ltexx lliimphroe 7J'J Naudaln hi., nigro.
John Lonu, S.11H N'audaln St., ncnro.
Tlllin-sl'lll DISTRICT
ACCIU'TKI)
Clmer W Damzelson 31 as N l.tlh st.
William fnntlus, 3IU1 N lirond Ht
William rJtelccr, i.tll N 11th m '
Auinisl Krats 'J.'uJ N Abler rt
William Wagner 11 N Mervlne ht.
John Kuirler, -J4I4 .N llilh M.
Thomas Ilrcnnan, l") Dauphin st
lt:jKCTi;i)
Itiehard I, Mrltale 'J-JJ.' N loth tt
Albert Hodey 24iV.' N lOlll st
Ralph W (irlfflfthu 13ns Clementine st
Philip Hoffman, -Mil (iirmantnuti ave
Frrdtrlik W Kauffinan Ila.'S N Watt st
tlurnel a llechlrl, I Mil W Climberlan 1 St.
Melville A Love, list W Colon t st
l.eonunl J Worst JJ.IU N Delhi st
William A llrooks loin W Cambria st.
DhvIiI Jofr. a.'ll N ll'lli st
fleorise X Dlstllr. i'S24 N Sartnln at.
Mahlon Townsend, 2410 N. Delhi st.
Natalino 9 Anierlenzo, 1-41 W Cumberland st
l'.alph Wellz !MH N tilth st
Hnrr L. Mercer 2'J17 N llroad st
Karl It Rothschild. '.MID N Park live
tlcora-i. A Ileeker '.'.'.nn N" loth M.
loseph Power 3117 X Park ave .
Carl c Curry. 12.17 W Tuiknr st '
(leorso Webb 2318 N Cnnm st
Howard A Oraul 2138 riermantnvvn av
ftvnnalii Rseloli.
Iftnjamln (lordon IrVM K.
Joseph O'Nell,
H. rilsehlnvrnrfslttf. 1
Joseph Oahasrier, 224 Oerritt at.
229 Dickinson at,
llacninarodsky, idiio , b,
Moramenalrur.
i at. .
0th at.
sy. 1H42 S. HancocK
7ni Minim st
t.
TUI'.NTV-MNTII 1)1.-. I Kit T
ACrni'TKD
Joseph nrnner. 28 shin lerks st.
Leon Cohen, 28. I.1IH Diamond st
Joseph Oulinawski, 25 2ir, I N M.irvlne st.
Ullllam J. Iluiraws, 21 lllll Mnnttcomery ave
David N Dillon 21 H131 IV, p. h st
Stanley C Miller, 2h 14,10 .susuu. hannii uve.
Thomas Krnnfls Hradle-, J3 jus Lamhirt st.
Jlenlamln llnodlnnn 2. Ib41 N" 18th at.
Lewis Allen, 24. lSISb V Marvlno st
Harry Itlch. 311, lllaikvllle s c.
Charles Knbertson, 21 Nllcs O.
HusO Ilrajhu, 31, 213i .V 32d st.
KKJIICTKD
Milton Stern. 170(1 Norrls st
Harry Hi nuttier, 28n poplar st
H-irry Ultlowlti. HUD Nana st
Michael Dellnal. HUH N 13th st
Jacob Alensky. 313 Km lid ave
James Nolty, 1S2U N 24th st
Herman Silmurlir, JUU N 12th st.
Ilernard Ilelchlln BJ31 Montcomery ave.
Peter Murphy, 2125 N Marvine st.
TIIIKTY-SKCflMt DISTKICT
acci:pti:d
IT. 8. Neudrlan 109 N. finib at.
Harry K. Sprlnemann, 8.'U N'. Mlth st,
Jacob C Itosenteld r,4'13 VI. rlnll alt
Harry Ithoides. 1212 K. r.r.lh at.
Albert H. Oond, tldl'J Hav.rfor.l nve,
William K. llucklo, i'.-'KI (ilrard ave.
Charles I Phene, 14r,U N. Krazer st,
William I'. McLauKhlln 17.1-' LlndeiiHood at.
ItKJECTKD
Arthur D. Nutter. 1811 N Mill st.
William H. Crnncls, it7-' Lc.ds st
Phillip A. Handle 1711 I'. Hon St.
Harry K. Scott. 1413 N Hirst st.
Alexander L. Hkllton 1312 N Hobirt at,
lleuben 1". tlasnin. ir.11 K. .'.nih st.
John H. Kckinrnth, H3H N. ttJd at.
Washlneton Davlah Klfc Media st,
Charles J, Dallaghcr, ti.tlii HaVLrford ave.
1'UTII Dlh'lHICT
ACCIU-IKD
Kamuel Culler, HII3 H. Sth st.
William Sitltln. 701 Mifflin st
William Itetiness
Will lorn Hilllii. 1
Domlnlck Do Cnrr, HU1 fernon at,
N. Dorcormna, H2S Karp at.
Domlnlck Araaono, nta McClllan at.
Thomas Collahan.MSIS H. 12th at,
Anirelo (lanslctl, 041 Lewis st.
Crank Knramanl. 10J8 Kernon at. ,
John Ol ilemitpre, r.ol H. I)th st.
Joseph rirocolm, P21 Watklna at,
I'.inll (liianatln, tn."i K loth st,
be Fink 343 Dickinson St.
Max Hihwnrta, H1J8 H, Franklin it,
Samual Duller, Ml) Heed at , ,
Iludolrh Tuperecetl, 171 8 JOth ft.
Isaac Abrsms 40S Alder st.
Abo llinaky 747 Watklna at.
Frank M Itosers. MR Quarry st,
Mnrrlri lircis nil N. Atli at.
Jamea Me, linn IP') York ave
Josi pli Hi I 't 33') New Market at.
John Hoska 021 N 4th at.
Kulltis ltornl. 043 New Market st.
Vim cut Irlclck. 401 ()lve at.
Harrr Diamond, .'.21 ilrown st.
Mnhamt l'lwesl,"il. inn llnllnway at.
Hnrney Miller. 2ll N ttli st
Italpli I'almir. I'hi N' Bl h st.
Ilermnu Cohen, 167 N. Ith st.
Kmery Solon
riillln l'oarawav
Samuel ikprnun
Isidore linllband. til N Ith St.
Klwnrd Jaslow, 13s nrown st.
Mlko Splnka, till) N. llopa st,
Alfred Perretl. 314 N. Mh st.
Mlko Nannornltr. 412 N. Inncock el.
Joseph Carlnovltr III N 2d st.
hi:ii:cti:d
Snm Komandz, 1SI2 H Tith at.
Sim KnlliH'k, sOt Morris st.
fhllln tlerber. lf.311 H. Philip St.
Itiibl.i Tolli-nlcls, 4JJ McClcIIan at.
Jnmes swlnson. 2017 M. 3 1 st.
It in Orner 320 Dickinson St.
Abe ilnldbiirir, 2".nt . Iteese st.
Al I'elliero hlh Whorlon st
Al Lnmilllltto Hl'iS S. lleulah st.
Siml Sln I.JH Moori- st
lis '''all man Mil Wharton st,
la'iiurrarel Nogzln 12.1 fierce at,
Hainuel Nathnnson 1H07 S th st,
Hit 1'erkmsn Lllfi Movsmcnslns ave.
Solomon lllrkstcln. 1010 S. 7th st.
Louis ('exile, .t! t need st.
J. Adcliiinn, Ills S nrlnnn-i st,
Nathan Htnlley. Oil Tnsker st.
Illrini Mnndeluta .-,01 I'lerco st
Dim Muller. (117 N American at.
Kciurlca Jesnla- 443 Oreen st.
.inhn Turner. 1 1ll N ."ith st.
Isaac ltitz 3JI Noble st
tleorKn r. Do t'unev. llnn N 2d st,
Samuel Olackmnn. 30il New Market ft.
I( hn IMwards
Harry -Marshall. 720 N r.th st.
Fred Klcnuert. 320 Callowhlll at,
Lou's blmmil, 312 N. Lawrence st.
rirrniTii ihstihct
ACCtU'TKD ,
Thomas Whalen. 30 11)31 Harlan st.
William Hanks 21 1HI3 Sybert st.
Jns.ph S Mcl'ullouKli. 22, 2022 Monti? ornery ave,
l.uilus C ilreen 30. ticsro. 2240 Turner Bt.
H1UECTF.D
IM-tor O lloldon. 2837 N. 27th st.
Svcn Anderson 203.1 Hoston ave.
II. f Hab, 331.1 HldKO we.
I, Fls. hf raber, 2,117 Cumberland st.
tesiph L Hummel. 2,140 llordon st,
MHrtln Haan, 2002 Hoston ave.
tlforae Lehman, 2213 Hobert st.
Harnll Levin, 124(1 Hums st.
Hob,rt M Hnmlltnn 2022 Master st.
C. 1! Massiy 122 Montgomery ave
rttKTY-rillST DHTHICT
ACCKI'TKO
Terrene Hodircrs, 2112 H. Cecil st.
J"- ph F lM.Icon. 212(1 S. Cecil st.
Clirror.l Kaufman 0131 Hatfield at.
M. 1 Jones. 12RD H. llllth st
Tl'oin.ta W friston. 1013 s. filth st.
Jimph V.. White, ntjn Woodland ave.
Frank A. l'urcell 2U1S S Soth st.
Joseph It Chalfalit 1210 S .IHth St.
Inmei A. Downs r.lll Klnffsesslncr ave.
I'aul Chapman. 132N Dlvlnlt at
IMnard J Donnell). 1131 8. nth st.
Harry II Munkln .1237 Woodland nve.
Hi nm i; Acl-erback. 5.153 AhKora ave.
eli iirwo It Fry 1230 S Peach st.
Iiseph c Smenes, 1IHK 8 Aldcn ft
IVtcr J Tnuhc), 14(10 S risth ft.
William b Mevhan, B332 Yoeum st
Tlitimns loulter, 1!I13 S. Alden st
1l.nr c Conies CS2J Cedarhurst st
IMnard J Mcllrlde, 1R01 S Wilton St.
Louis A yoiin n30 AnKora terrace.
Harold S Wurren 1n27 S. Mtli at
James C Norrls 5S3H Hatflvld St.
Hurry W Honlaud, 042') Herent st
Henjalnln F Cnlol. 1227 H 50th St.
Ouataie J H Miller 5842 Whitby ave.
Alien-Ins H Dultoihir. 57m Willows ave.
Willi tin II roster, 121.1 H Peach at.
Hoimond A Kohtnson 4H04 KlnCaeaslns; ave.
J. In In r.dre. 51(ui Willows ave.
Anthony L. AfT 1232 S 50th at.
REJK.CTF.D
Krancla J.'Mrriellan. 402D Tasrhall st.
aosepn a. iiauanan ipi.i ij. Cecil st.
William II Glenn. 1.118 p. Wilton st
Llmer C Harlepp nilH Warrlnston ave.
Samuel F. Hose 41.0!) Pasehall at.
llnrry L llvman. .1340 Upland st.
William F. Mnlsberser, 4750 KlnKscasInc ave.
Robert H Jtnsen 5714 ll.itlleld at.
C. II. fatzlBT. 1421 S. 03d st.
C. A. Donoliv r,h40 l'enrlditc st.
William M. Marlon 1553 S 58th at.
Flnley II. Suland. 5HS Thomas ale.
William S. Drown, 1110 S 5sth st.
Arthur J. Morgan, 1041 S. Crazier at.
FOKTY-Tllini) DISTKICT
Accni'Tnn
Horace 11. Kcllercr. 4551 N. 18th st.
L.-ioy C. ShUBar. 117 W. Tabor rd.
Albert T. 1'lKKott 12.1 W. Tabor rd.
William J Lanier, 57.1 Stenton ave.
Harry A. Itelf 4511) .V. 12th st.
Joueph D. Ooodmau, '4543 N. I'urlisle at.
Charles 1'. Miller, (1425 N. 21st st.
Thomaa V Ks-an, Jr., 137 K, Wellens ave.
Charles M. Zimmerman 51102 N. 11th at.
ferey V. (lulnnan. (.nil Stenton aie.
Harry L. Stunkurd, 11)6 Northeast lloulevard.
Hobcrt T. Smith. 4H.1J N. Front st.
Hurry (1 Dcnttl, 401 Northeast Houlevard.
'lhomaa llossert, 72UD N, Hroad at
Claremo It. Walton 4730 N. Carlisle st.
Charlis (I. llrudy. 4615 N. lMh St.
Alexander Clllles 220 Albanus at.
Horaio S. Klrchcr. 501G N. 2d at.
W oitrTnJr Soii?1'r'ynd1 ruled firm under
rela Wl:Lm!f'l .l.r eea oftlna lied fow is n bar-
IwxV'milk ". ,n' ?uoiatlon: Fuwls. 12
Ue, h3'- ,"V , 'uWiiSS, "ail Yb'."pic2e.'
' lb a .''" SJ'ltcP Me. Fnwl,'lced.
IN mir '.;.'. 'K-P'-$. .WJ! I"lllns 4i.; lb.
"Vict smTi:Vv.T:.-1Vi 'JR. 4 a. uplece.'
2SW
Wi Plcfcad. 18c iiTiTiifs. Mj),-ic ij'd rooatera, dry
Bit !f. apiece J,KL'ing -hlckCn ivefghlnk It. S?2
W. l"n. H&ilfo, its fl"lcy.- 34t)ci VlrKlnfa,
M Rsrn. rh.,'. 'tf,8iVA,lltd' ict vhA-t-
t PSf"" 'mnKVst-A? lommop, aqssje.
i m a,.' --e wriKiiintar
llfillin li... '.. ' J it ... tn.
tull.t,i. - V.T." '"" i'l uw i ? -if
lr l6hnK 7 ii. lt)S p.9r o?tn. J2.in03,73i
FRESU FRUITS
't Ww.UiSld l,lrJyi,"' vslues generally
tiDDie . iH-.rHHiifi i"c "u.
RSfWjS i;a as?
11.
(d"'
York, per
. . --f uaBKfr. diiffhr.t -,vr. ."".
it't ffiWftM life :T$;uriY.iCKrK r,i?"ft-
', i'n Ur 'a.Vh'f'i, i.p!'' n"rti ilaJJc, Cher
H JlSe! Plum. ll?'1il our, ',' WMtiat aweet.
51. f'W0cel (ir,'nHelfOvare " Maryland, bas
al !rr''L l ! f ts1 "' l??,l,rvVc' per 8-"'- b1"tj
fU 'P(fd e'r'M.''t'?,c'intaloiipea.il,eorsU. par
th V,,F. QeVl nH,?s do. Utorgla, oer pony
I ?!IOc" do ?V' A Ocorglit, per flat crate.
W i'o, XrlzonArfel' Pr atandard' crate. $
R, fena. pr nA' ne pohv crat IJ.nqitto, Ari-
I PSUS'"- "f e?1,'. J2:23?d'oh
El I'M. d.f ba!.J2f .' ,0'. iWrBla.'lil.snoki 'do,
If l t'oUni 'ill,2.'JVli,,. $3.M1I tnit So. 'North
, Srlle of ai,r'."'Rlbrlaw $:.DflOa.8.1, do.
feint. nrSl'fywtftfi,- WBUrm!,0," 80Uth-
Mlchae
irei
Anthony Do Perrl, 841 Washington ave.
I fediiarau, vn n ni pi.
Hoaen, loqj J3. Mojamtnalns ve.
KEJCPTEP
Morris Stein. 1110 E. Moyamenslng ava.
C. Vlto, B37 Waahlngtop ave. . .
The majority of those accepted as phy
sically fit said they would'cWtH exemption.
14TH JIISTBICT MANAYUNK
ACCLPTBD
llonlalaw Macklecz MO Jameatown ft.
Torn' Kurela. 4143 Main at.
nrwln A. Wttle. iW Hechln ft.
Leo . Hurdesf 1343 Dexter at.
iphn Hnow, 4438 Ilaker ft.
HpKCTPD
John J. Murket. 9imUfrmtan t.
Edward Kesslar, 47UU iUen .I. .
Cliarlef P. llammrl. 4VI Krafnt ave.
James T. I.qughrai. 4337 Dter It.
Ifart 8. Boot, HICj ale. and It Ighter ft.
William V. Ifarrtson, 483 Freehand ave.
JoHn j7rfennV7JiIlenn'
Jamea A. dormarj. 4.fj34 Sn)t !
TWENTV-HEVETII UI8TBICT
' ACP&rTKP
Wltmor. W. Coleman. MJ Cathrn. ft,
William Johnnon. 10JI a. mtli if.
btinley gwan. 3?J t-nirM"0',e it
Marlon bummervllfe. 1IJ & iole ft.
VUffJt. . 'ingjV St JVmberton ft.
i-nmeiiua Turner. 2240 carpenter
yhn.o" Jtayerf. 1U .'ri"! !
W'lUam Moor, .lotri UalnDrljlie si,
. nrrinir i-ji n mill
a?dv"ir.7r't.t'w(-Vmb.ri.i.t.
TOO I.ATK FOK Cla8HIFICAT10f
JMIII
Imnkh Auk.
aiNNMtP.iyldoy,
I. fl, at AVpn-by-the-8ea. HPLBN
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AIa r""V."e) UffVpiEf If OCVI
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eta. i. K9 n am m ,
"Wfl
a.3
aTTFsltK.N. canvassers and clothlna- aaleemen
8 . aall family sewing nnchtnea In Phll. nnd
."uytlgf furnished, also raftf fdvancii to
IkoS men Witt) bl comrnlss on: The rTavJ
f,bon1.g.twln)?chrn.j:o,,!.n37j:oh)ml,jyi
ton
BENT rUKMSHED
EKMANISKll.
SD you
Mill
. inn
IB
usiness Administration I
I A SK any business man which
ITm. onJinnJ riiiws tho lunof f7inv
I ough training for business life.
You yijl find Peirce graduates jn
every walk of business life, fillim? the
pi big, important positions.
Their Peirce College training has m
, paid large dividends.
Day school opens September I Oth;
night school, September 17. Office open
daily for inspection of school.
Peirce School
of
Business Administration
America' Fortwoit Buiinc$w School
Pin? Street West of Broad, Philadelphia
(S?M fQr 5U Year Book)
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Iludolrh H. Oanther, 01 Albanus at.
ratrlck J. Sweeney. J14S Nedro ave.
Peter J. O'llara. 0512 Limekiln pike.
William C. Seott. 1507 Ixiuden at.
Harrr N. Williamson, 5012 N. Bth at.
Wlllfim lr, J. (tchmanke, 431 Hoekland ft,
Krnest A. Wonlston. 4121 N, Colorado at.
James liellh. 4(143 N. Kiln st.
Will C. fries, ,4517 N, lnth st. . . .
William A. Schwartz, 0247 Woodstock at.
Tnul A, Merit 5015 trmedlry st.
Thomaa W. Ward. 10 Fishers lane.
ItKJF.CTKD
William J. Weder. 43R Wyoming nve,
William J. Vernon. 201 K Wellens ave.
Karl 11. llreedlnir, (1507 N, 7th at.
llnuard Klelnknechl. r.sei Marvlna st.
Harry Hablns. J , 4050 N. Marvine at
Klmer H. Mallatratt. Opal st. .
Joseph A. Cunningham. 5120 N. Hroad st.
Allvrt V. Welarntieraer. H2SB Limekiln pike.
Joseph K. Wllllnir. 5331 N ISth at
Henny Cope, 4521 N. Homier st.
Kdnard Hodlsch. 5411 N. 3d st.
Kuaene V. Smith (lon N. 10th st.
Lnrenz Hutrel. 5101 D st. .
IMIIIam Held. 5021 Heechlinod st,
F.mll II riehaub. 1.131 N. 17th st.
roKTY-llrTH DISTItCT
Acciiprni)
.lames Curran Jr.. .10I2.N. ferey at.
Henrv Wellmnnn. 3017 N. I'alrh II st.
Jnmes A ilnnlon. 3031 N Franklin at.
Warren F. Wenner. 2702 N. Fulrhlil st
ItKJF.CTKD
John J. Meiers 1027 Hussell st
Sidney Smith, OTi Hussell st.
Kiln li C. Holilnson. 727 W Ontario ft.
.siti:i:ntii insruifT
ACCKPTF.D
James Fields 50 13, Ashmead St.
ams Moll 3K7 K. llrlnghurst st.
Walter .1. Tulli. 1211 13 Chelten nve,
Joseph MeAullffe. .1111 Hojer st.
Kzlo Dl Tomasslo 3IH B Haines at.
Daniel fessnnl 13') 13 Chelten live.
Johr. r Hirne I3S llrlnton st.
Vlntetil Heanev lir.t Locust aie.
Daniel Frlel 5s3S llnvnlon st
Joserh T Tdeco II!) 13 Itlttenhouse st.
Nfeolsf F, Morner 481 Coaroio st
Alfred I O'llate. H.I Locust live,
('harks J Fretz (112 laicilst at.
n Fred Sorber 121 13 fotnnna st
Olineppo Dl cnnnl. l-'d r Itittenbouso st.
Hills, ppe Dl Ciinnl 42(1 13 Hltlenhouse st
fohll C llutli lit) 13 Coulter st
Prlir A Lublno 131.1 13. Price st
John Cosenro 532 K Hlttenhoilso St.
William f Hradi. '.no 13 Chelton ave
.Michael Dl Aiidrnsl js Hleh street
Ceorce lleabler 5112 Morton street
linen oilier Preston r,22 Kenvon street
.Ismos Jon.s III Knst Stafford street
Daniel I Kenned! 417 High street
(leorce II (Irani Oil" Moseraie street
Van A Williams ,1s n Hel.klll street
Jnmes McDonoiiEh, .Is Is Devon rtrect
Francis I, ''Kers .ion Kast Chelten avenue,
llTJKCTnt)
Thnmis (lanor, 5711 Anderson st
Paul I) Tcrr 113 13 Tulihnrkn t
Wllllnni J H.nderson 31,1 K. Chelten ave
John McKelie 5H7i) Hlakemore st
Wllmnt McCann lot Wnshlncton lane
F J Archer. 5'is HlEh st
William H Cropp 5,1)1 Sullivan st
Kdnard faseoe 5511 Chew st
Morton T Tailoi 2 Wlster place
(leorae W llallmnn 73 13. llrlnghurst st
John Thomas. 311 K Armstronir st.
John V. Hill r.in.t Itnynton at
Iriln L Nrlhelr. r. 5.115 Hoyer st
William 13 Martin, rtl Herman at
William II. Kraut. 22R Church lane
Course V. Wilson flu K Walnut lane.
William K Alhrldge. 32.1 Shcdakcr st
John Kdln, ,1(Ji3 Chew st.
James T Hums. 3(51 Washington lane
Mlchail Masulre, h,iS K. Woodlawn at
Lulgl Chtodo, BIRD Cheldort ave.
Thomaa J. Davery, tell Chew at.
rWZXTY.Tirpi Ajb TOJ5NTY.J1XTII DI
ACCEPTEP
Rudolph Barrd, 201 S Colons at.
James Jsnas, 200 Oordon at.
Harry A. Tolson, 2227 Cumberland st.
H. J. rtnsa. 1403 Cumberland at.
A. T. Mendenhall. 2425 (Stanley at.
Charles Ulbhons. 2523 Dauphin at.
Max Itosen. 3031 Oakdata st.
W, C. Ilolden, 2337 N. S7th at.
William Illlay, 2400 f'attor. at.
K, Itosenthal, 2430 N. 80th st,
A, l'olekrosa, 24U3 N. Douglaaa at,
cllltord Tate, 2515 Dakota at, ,
II M. Hart 2623 Mrllewood St.
Hobert lloozer. 2212 N. 2(h at.
Harry L. West. 512H Jackaon at,
Jsrnea Curran, 2.1, 2700 Oakdal st.
Charles N. Meyer, 25, 3201) Dauphin at,
rJnmuel Dyan, 3022 Oordon at. '
a IlUjnCTED
Morrla Harris, 2342 N. Dover at.
Jacob Schlnsky. 3121 Dakota at
M
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M A IN LINE DRAFT BOARD
GETS DOWN TO BUSINESS
Main I,ln .draft officials got down to
business today, but made little headway
toward raising their quota for the national
army Taking up headquarters In the
Merlon Title and Trust Company building
In Ardmore, they examined fourteen men
during the morning hours, nnd out of that
batch acoepted five Three In thnt group
claimed exemption on the ground that they
have dependents, only two men who passed
failed to aak exemption They nre Luci
ano Tetrellls, West Mannyunk, and Alfred
13. Townsend, of Haverfnrd
Tho following men were:
ACCKPTI3D
Luciano Tetrellls, West Mnnijunk.
Alfred 13 Townsend llnvrrford
lharlia Lawrence Warwick Narberth
James a! DonohwBif W0i.', '
hEJECTED
JJ. B. la, Haverford. ,
Dr. Thomas ftelt. lfeHon.
Claude II. r.stenahada , ilryn Masrr.
f,?.mu'' ! iv'r. Ardmoriv.'
Wllmet Ledgerton.
John H, Heck, Data,
Allan L, Handtvere, Ilala,
au, ,7. . tuner. .rnvfju. .
John L. llenman liryn Mawr. . J
Chatles L. Halllnas. 1510 Naudaln (tract. 1
Harry Avalglan, J41J. Sanson) street 'J
Jnmes 13 Dasheed, 1121 Hodman street,!
aonn oiaia, ztn souin lemn aircev.
HolieM .Tohnton. 1A12 Waverlv street.
fin, IA lr.ttw.mr. 1 .. 0n..,k t?lf,ulll
A, wuiiil.vili w.M K.WUII1 .l,i:,.M .
negro. -.I
Alexander Hapanowlch. T10 Lombard (M
tjoutn jumper t.i
Mitchell Wright, 322
neB-rn.
F3dard
Tom
no
fUmmona. 1020 Waverlr stratt.'
will, 00 poutn isievenin.iraavf i
uer, if.24 ix)mDarq aireai.
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Harry J Loeble. 601 South Twentieth
Nicholas (i Mekropleoc. 221 tjoutn ti
Nicholas OoUf, 240 Pnuth Tenth strttt
Ha wants to nght." . , ,
l; a. santoiongo, Oil) eoutn uroaa nn
i. ii pun Lonauiaie.
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ncjncTED
Jacob Ilerkovltz, B38 Fouth at.
Theodore Kdnards, 1507 Rodman ft.
ilernard Duny, r.22 s. 22a at.
Arestullo Vanrells. 310 8. 12th at.
Chorlea Ferguson, 210 B. 24th at.
Rochester Oreen, 1112 Rodman st.
Renlamln Shulman. H19 Locust at.
Charlft Freeman. IMS Pouth st.I pegro.
Llewelyn W. Carnahan. 1310 I'lna at.
ItArnet Leuls. 743 Noruce at.
CIlfTord Kdgerton, KMO Arctic t.t nefrt).
Virginia Watson. 1240 Lombard st.I netTTO.
vvnnam ( ampueii, i'lu . ia si.
William F, Jones, 527 P. 11th st.t negro.
.lonu 1. llarbeeon, 12U n, inn st.
Wood 13. fl. Orlsle, 31S S. 11th at.
Joseph A. Cassidy. 330 Si 24th at.
Alfred Ramatlco, 1401) Lombard at.
ConJtnntlne Pornylorguls. 220 S. Oth st.
Ma. fin nn1l,orm. ?1 fl Hth at.
Henry Fussy. 2202 Sansomt mar'dt claims
tn...- t. r1 o,.n nil M .litnlnr at . neA-.
O.orce Noble. Ill S. 10th at., negro, ?''''
I.eroy McCadden. 027 Lombard st.. negro. .' .-.'l
oeorgo H llarcrave, i s. watts at. Ta; . a
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