7ir-, A' I IV. J'l ?f ' f ,ji- - .1 V , V VA,. w .v V 'fr. MEN TIE UP fEMINGTON YARDS Tvvo Plants Virtually Closed ' to War worK Dy spread of Labor Trouble j. S. IS URGED TO PROBE loyalty Is Pledged by Navy Yard Men IH A letter to Secrotary Daniels 700 employes of the Philadelphia Navy Yard have expressed their loy alty in the following words: "We pledge earnest co-operation with all the plans which you and thh Navy Department have made in this ereat national emergency. Ve desiro by our example to itimulate all others to tho fullest oerformancc of their duty to the country at this time." Blazing forth In a new spot, tho shipyard trite, which In hampering war preparation ill nlOTIb ino viiiiiiiiu waai, iuuy neu Up fttwo biff plants at Wilmington, Del., when Kftmore than a thousand workers left their Btwkft. Convinceu umi uoijiiiii jji upuKunua is ' MSPOnSlUlu 11" "- "., . iiuMiuci ui II1E K trms affected have appealed to Washington j,, a Federal Investigation. The Wllmlng- F ton situation ua aunuj uuen piuccu in K the hands'of tho Emergency Fleet Corpora- l'" lion for adjustment. Counsel for the Cor i "K IOHV en. ... three., " "our instead of thirty- In, wnfeMiS'tm 8lrlk"8' committee was Oa ' l,Te rCs SmcU,S at lhe yar1 ,0' learned? Most o,,hh0w?vc.r couW not bo of aiiip.i , , ot lh rUotcra and workers 17 of tlL, inM nmllatel with Local No. returnedto r'mllo.nal Brotherhood have Pled" somn V?,' "."1 lh0 5ard- whll '- Un on l',n"d. !.nr"' . n operation. EVENING LEDGERPHTUABELPHI A, THURSDAY, AUGUST 23, 191T ' kj" 1U Ti r ' -i, in., '".. By l"efe la no strike. ns3crt bo reached , . 1.- pen,llnK n "'"Mo l ,JLl Cd 0Ncr ncw contract prices fo work. New York ?." ha." tled u" worlt t the l.v th) Jnl,, J m1, nns been llnated JiJ the oluntary assurances of the men m,!nr,f,thai t1hey Wl n hamper h" mportant work In progress tlie, which terdftyPrCS ' Pcerc,nry "lels yes- Canadians Win New Ground South of Lens Continued from I'm One slight advance was southeast of the French coal city. "On the Yprcs battlefront. cast ot Lange marck, n hostile nttack at a strong point under, gunfire was repulsed." tho Hrltlsh Commander-in-Chief asserted. "In the nclRhborhood of lxmb.irtzde tho enemy raided a forward post. Two of our men nro mlsalng." FRENCH CAPTURE 8426 PRISONERS IN BIG DRIVE PAHIS. Aug. S3 Prisoners In France's great drive taken since Monday were Increased today to a total of 8426. according to tho War Ollleo statement. Of theso 7G40 were umvounded. COO wore hospital cases, and there were 186 otllccrs. Other fruits of the French lctory were il cannon and more than 200 machine gum. ine liKiiung today apparently slackened S..fJdtTurnr' s'" Mmon it. u?rTt?SJW' 1 Monlrow it. VJlti. J'"nl. T-il I.Hton t. .Tofph ('Ruonettl, JIfl H. oth t. H?ivinhinL.",k:"-,40 ChrlstUn t. t i2 L,""l.,,tl!,1", ''rrntr nt. I.ouls Hfgnl. nji a, 3j ,', Morris Mont. 1002 8. 4th t. uiiiiiJS. Vl'r.m"ni 3-H l.nue t. lVJiLVn'? llnol ,2S J'yunk sve. Joseph nublnotltt, 11.1(1 H. 4lh St. LiV."fPP0 T".ni't(l. K.1. I-HBue St. Snhstore l.lotu. Ivli H. Sth t. ft5li1!!!,rii."pri ll3 Ellsworth U 1 Hvmsn lllrsrh. HOB h. nth st. i ''"Bio lUrtoltnl. 703 Montrose t. I.mils Tonm I, u.10 WhRrtmi nt. 'iri0xiV"5l.l07,!li ,"(" hrWIun M. Vf.iTf t!;!,n,ck..330 'bu8 tt. If a I'elepe. lom h. Ilnnilultih t. Max Orom, 1)03 H. 4th ml Nnrlfn Monre. Illn u all. .. Joo IVCIarln, lal. H. 'stn l. ' Ul-k" i ''""onato. 1H2S Pssunk ne. -Michael Foahletta. niu H. mil t. irJ?iIi0datl--,,m Carpenter at. tlrunl Itezi.). 73J Annln at. rietro Lniarnttl. lain s MiHrii ,t. i,i,!nt,'.l..i:nr.012''- ,sl Christian at. Montr J MeCsll. 1!2 Ullaworlh st. tharlea Montone. lulu s.iitcr at. ?"' l'lman. 023 M. 51h at. John Trnnujzaiui, 711 H m.i t "i0."10 lVlfv,t?' s,a l-rl at t. ?rJ;"i;,"L'r.r.".kl'.-' I'hrlatlnn a( l.l?ia '""'V,"."'! Kimball st. i?vJi,un'?ir,rn,lr!1, !?" s Marshall st. rrank HrnJr r t, '.M7 Kllannrth at Oluacppl Maahlel. 722 M "moil at ;' SioRKOttl, 1121 Carpenter at Chnrlea 1)1 Flllipn i,(,p Manton at Isnaiiid Collars, ram Annlit at Joseph Stannlee. 013 nil" worth st. , poratlon announced today that piompt and i u trine. Tl,e olllclal rcpoit merelj declared S Ihorougn consiuerunou woum uu gien tno urui or tilo All Li iL.aFiirrh ? -o tnr morfi nav. T Tha two Wilmington yards hit hy today's ..ikouts arc tho Harlan & Holllngsworth . ..Inn wh.r. 1A0a m.n nin nnf nA if C0rPOrWI' ...w.m --wv ..... .w ., auu . i. puscv & Jones Company, where moro r .- 70ft men have stonned work. Tlnlh t lnts are virtually at a standstill, although lew mctl O v .. u. Uv ..... (....v.. viea President veaver, or tno Harlan & P Holllngsworth Corporation, would make no a lmment on the trouble further than to ad- pVjnlt It was true that hundreds had stop- Ded worK. . oiovrtn. t.:f, u prcsiueni P 'i .u Tticv A .Tones Comnanv. siihl thnt l r than 300 employes of that concern had F' soli, In effect tying up the plant. Ho da Li cllned to make any comment except that the matter had heen referred to tho Emergency fleet Corporation. At 1. UeilKllillUk. 1 JilllllllUU UKCUl 111 tuo Federal Department of Labor, as well as y the agents stationed at Philadelphia, have i ... l nA. a.... An M'ltl Vtnttl otrlna fr. .t.A Been ui wmwv.,w ...... v... .1IUi. ... .,, mntrm.-ersv In tho Delaware town. One ' rtport has It that 2700 men quit work at the Harlan : liouingswortn plant. it Is said that mora than $20,000,000 worth Of costructlon work was under way nt this plant and JU.OOO.OOU worth at the Puscy tnd Jonues plant. Both had been com mandered for Government put poses. U The men are demanding wago Increases ff of from ten to twenty per cent for nlnc-and- .. !.... Ja.. ..t.U l.At .1.... A C-A...- -V aHJuarter-nuu uii. Willi iiati uiy uii aalU. day. The shipyard officials contend the b- tnena re already well paid and display their t', time books to bear out these assertions. One meter, It was pointeu out, recetveu r 185 for 181 hours' work, nnother $131 for (133 hours and anotner i7i lor iaa nours. It Is said that the strikers In Wilmington t are not yet organized. They are looking ft tor a meeting place. ASKS U. S. PItOBE '.A Government Investigation of the shipyard lb Mice In this city has been asked by a f somber of the firm's affected, according H 10 KODen A. ituinerioiu, manager vi tno i5 jonn BVLziey iron wuina, uiu ouuui uciii- Kware avenue, where the trouble nrst ap I? feared. Mr. llutherford asserted that a ("lumber of communications had ueen sent R,b tho auth&Tltles at Washington, par Pjtalarly to Secretary Daniels, calling at- itinuon to the local situation, lie woum (ot divulge, however, which firms had wrlt- Un. It was llutherford who charges, it Is ii Hid, that German propaganda was behind I' the atrlke. F - Soma nf thn letters, he added, laid Btress' ' tpon the point that no blame should attach & District 1 rl,,n"lnl,,l.""-.Thl,, nmI "" t.nneey Pliawri.1lI 11 ,r,1.:,ln'". I'-laware niter, Fltzwatar. llroarl .South an.l Hienth. rlcn st. to the various firms should Government ' contracts fall to be Completed on schedule At the local office of the Department of Justice and tho office of United States "i District Attorney Kane It was said today '( that no word had been received from Wash- mnon regaraing investigation oi tno sinne HEARING TO BE GIVEN That the Emergency Fleet Corporation U1 soon accord a hearing to the demands , for wage Increases for shipyard workers yj disclosed today by Louis B. Wehle. 'tounsel for the corporation, In a telegram to tho Eve.nino LcDonn. J Attorney wehle s message was the oui- eomef'of a query, addressed to Admiral uuips, as to the truth of a report to the etett that the various shipyards had en- su into a pact, wnen me r.merBency leet Corporation was organized, not to ;;ital each other's employes by tempting wem wp;n Increases In pay. Tn totACrn m rt ilonlnl rati rln o a t rrWSi ;f. -.August 22, 1917. rnuadelphla Evenino LEDOEn, Philadelphia, Pa. Admiral Capps has referred your wire fif tnto nan a k a a- aa...a- T i.l.li.. mf " ?."Q uftin lu ma IUI iiiiawci. il DlllfJ- r i.iu uuuumg tor fleet uorporation nave anv -..aU .. 3 . .1 .. A. it i Du-" uimerHianuing us umi inen L1 tlored by you, It Is without corporation's fa anowieage or sanction. Corporation cx . Pecti shortly to entertain demands for an increases and give them thorough, Crltll nnrl titvrvn niinclrlapn tlftii "'...,..:. r i,uuia ii. iiiui... Counsel for Emergency Fleet Corporation. When Informed of Mr. Rutherford's an nouncement that tho Government had been Md to probo the strike, T. J. CaVan, in "nutional deputy organizer for tho , In- s ttmatiortnl Ttrrttl.l.nn n TlnllA..AAra t. "n Shipbuilders and Helpers of America, r,-wwrxea his assertion that the union would ' trlAA- . .. . ...... . ' -.ivuuio oucn action ana woum nia tno in- Mtlfatrr. k'J''"'" he exclaimed. , "That's Just what U want." T llA AltllArl .in. .1.. a. aII. aaa ..aa linn.tlll K an early settlement of the trouble by U 'anting of their demands. He denied s contention of Mr. Rutherford that the ffa who Aruck at the Balzley plant did , .Jinow why they did so. 'I'll A lint AM . -. i . !. nfT1nt n la rt itlM ', hm . " "" Vt DClllllb 1U1 ill illO fillOl -iv r ." "en in detail," he said. Q Alirfl t it,. .m lilt, n m , t-iio sinners wcru wiwmij v neutral arbitrator, CaVan tsaid. (if ao not need tho services of an ar- K. P.Xf-A .... ... l' ,"." a'" denied a rumor tnai somu l la w . Philadelphia strikers had returned I.9 worlc TtiitViAA-A-.l jmifi.j l,at n nnm K??. ' the Balzlev nlant nmnloves were If 3 out, but said work was still in prog- , f STRIKERS HOLD MEETING Th ...ii ... .. .. .. ' Hi , ""'"era neia anotner meeting ' .. 0rtll Ninth ntr-xt tnilav and en- K'atn?ii?l,0 reports of the progress of the truttl were submitted. ''' neater Shipbuilding Companys f.nlt In full Bwlng again today, tho ma- ba-Hyof h. tt.n ...... K..J a... hla rVkuT.1 "vlnS reported, at the gates this fe'sSSL m obedience to the call of their EA-Tfaatlonal 0mt-.i. .hat thev "eo back to -. NesotlatlonH with thn rnmnanv on '' "cale will be opened In conform- n'tn ino regulations of (he Interna- "roinerhood-of Boilermakers, iron ""wmaoa Helpers or America. 'STILL OUT. 1ST CHBfcTER l-.A.'i. ll'it 77.. 1 ... '-. .- ..!!:. WWaf.wpwy?: AlRne the German artillery was most actlvo throughout the night, espe cially at Brayo and Hurteblse. "On the left bank of tho Meuso tho French artillery was ery actlvo during tho night, dominating tho German guns." Tho War Ollleo also reported a bombard ment by French aviators of Frlbourg in Brisgau over tho aviation grounds there, of statloni at Colmar and Schlettstadt, nnd enemy blvouacks In tho Verdun region. HAIL OF FIRE AT VERDUN A new zenith In destrtiPtlcness Is being feet by French nrtlllery flro out of Verdun. Tho hall ot flro which French gunners hno poured and continue to pour agalnit tho Germans today lias far cxc?eded In Its pulerlzlng damage to the enemy the unprecedented horror of tho German guns at Llego nnd Brussels as those "busy Berthas" In tho eaily days of tho war sur passed any previous artillery. From vantago points In tho former Ger man lire reached today tho French found Milages literally ground to pieces. More over, they had been villages converted tnto concrote and steel fortresses "by tho enemy. French mortars crumbled tho great German citadel on Dead Man's 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 lire. Then the Infantry advanced to Rulsseaux des Forges. There they destroyed eight German mortars and captured two German army majors, one captain, a chief otllcer of engineers. The same French troops which on Decem ber IB captured the bloody Pepper ridge were granted the honor of the advance beyond Dead Man's Hilt against Tnlou ridge and Hill 344. This was really the center of the great drive. Tho Germans had built their strongest defensive works there. When they saw tho advancing waves of French they Utterly drenched tho 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 llamcd high today ngainst another German atrocity the apparently de liberate bombing of an Immense military hospital near Verdun, and tho machtne gunnlng of fleeing nurses and workers. German aviators flew low over tho build ing. By the alternate stunts of bombing nnd machine-gunning the enemy fliers In half an hour killed twenty-one nurses, men and women, and ten patients and wounded forty-nine others. The hospital was bomb ed at tho precise moment nurses were bandaging 150 German wounded. ACCEITIIH Chnrles I'elrosky. .11 N "d at 1 ranclsra ill liurrla. 71b S Dai Imiii l'ujulsky. 74h H 2,1 st. ..iii.iif-iii iiui-i-u, iiji aifr at KolxTt C Drown. 020 S. Washlncton Samuel (Ireen. Til? S. Ith at "mBLD" V'ram-szk Maliowskl. 741 H. rront at. Joseph rollstk. 4111 s l.tii it Nathan DaMd-on, 111 M. 2d at, Andrnw Keahmkpy .v.'u ! i.-mry t. J'hillii llalinrn. BIH IHlnbrldKH at. l.ulRl Halltaraalil. 722 H nth at I'hlllp 1'oni'tto, 7 1 HI S tilth 'l Lornto ll-iial. "Oil S Marahiil! st. William Wllklns. 727 M Pimn at. Nloliolns Chlomlrk, 021 T)o I.ancey t. Tony rtiisslo, 717 S. Darlen at. Trank n. Johnann, 017 H. rront at. Antonio OromastR, 7 IT S Oth st. LiTolto Slnioont. Oil S 10th st. Samuel 1) llrechclto, 007 S MarUnn at. Vincent rwace, 73 H 11th st IlRzajl Illlocur, 310 IlatnlirMco at. John Contot, 740 s Amirlran at Jullua Markuultz, 212 Do I.ancev si. tllovannl D'Anitelo. lulu ll.iinbrldgo at. Jarob I'lelahor. 010 S. Oth at. Samuel Stein, flirt S 3 1 st Honjamln Dinmnnd, 200 S. 00th at. Mlk- Wollc, 320 K 2d st Henry Clanfranl. 727 S Marshall at. Joseph Hauuhtiin, 1221 Ollo at. Allilnnla Dllnurenlls 721 S. loth at. Ilnrry Ilelk lsin Montrose st Midlatru lllslmlkii, 737 S. l'ront st IlHrry A. W'elsbiod, 131 Lomb.ird at. Anai-lo I'nrlln. !( H. front st llenjamln llarlmelln. I2.'i l.ombinl st. Joseph NVely. 027 l.oinbnrd st. Max Comlnsky. 3.".nd N ltnndolph at. Konstonty Kobjn, 713 S 2d at. Ollf Nelson 310 S 2d st Joseph Rusaell. 271 S American st. Joseph I'retllch. 017 S. American at. Anthony Crudel. 433 Mnnroo at. Antonio Seratone. 1123 Penibcrton st. Michael fienzo. 7JH H. narlen at llenjamln Clay. 1242 Kllsworth at. Thomas l.khowltz, 124 I'embvrton nt. Joseph Catamusto, 007 H. Iith at. Morrla ivnpman, 333 H. 7th st. i.eorao Hammond. 013 S Amerkan at. William John. Bin Da I.ancey st. I.uias lto holds. 1025 Lombard St. Joseph Dnnuk. .101 s. Front st. Veldo Uornle. 82.1 llHlnbrlilK- at. Joseph Sthloo. 720 S. 10th at. Ancelo Senile. 327 l'ltzwater at. BERLIN ADMITS LOSS OF TWO FLANDERS POSTS BERLIN (via London). Aug. 23. "Except east of St. Julian and on tho Vpres-Menln road our front was main tained," 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 time3. All assaults were driven back In stubborn hand-to-hand battles. Numerous tanks were put out of action. "On tho French front the Verdun strug gle paused yesterday." Men Accepted, Excused, Drawn and Exempted Men drawn for pcsslblo service In tho new national army are being examined physically and as to their eligibility to ex emption by boards In many parts of tho city. More men are being called as rapidly as those bummoned are accepted, rejected, ordered to serve or exempted. District 1 Hoard alts 1807 Moyamenalnt n...S,i hv Wharton. Delaware- Illver. Mltflln and Faaayunk ave. ACCEPTED Abraham Orba.ky. MM" Vh. Werner. 1020 H. nth at. Antonio Albino. 1013 Watktn at oS.taVio Santulre. 1035 Morr . at. Anielo Malorano. DOS McCutiln at. Btefanell Vincent. 030 dreenwlch at. John JoValtles. 3 0 gears .t Aaron .Fl.hman IBM 8. 4th EiR",',.1 Hhuh In. 130 B, 5th at. Bamu.l nerman. 1512 S, Cth.at. mil TtWrin at. William C0.ntSr-,1;S8nSs4iiae at. N. oth at. ilenofr7'Kudae-row;L-40 caVa'T'SfcmocV'io m" 10th. VviiHam H. Mclntyre. ou iioon. " District 2 n?!lm!.."w,r. Klyer-, Wh by barton, .ViySnwVBir.worth .nd ACCEPTED mtmetll Tribune. US" B, 2",-lt Pedlcane Ameaeo, ''"."..l ,,, Hlmon Copllm.n. 010 . g "-., mJ -S:.i MLM District 6 Hoard alts Twelfth Rnd Tina Hounded by Chestnut. Scenth, South and Schujlklll Illver. ACCHI'TED Andrew Jackson, 1S12 lxunliard at. Alfred II Jones, ltmi Waverly Bt. MelMn Hackett. lblli limbard at. i.harlea K. Doin.ui. 121 s. quince at. l.ewls Q. Stewart, 1K27 Spruie at. Harry AvorlKlan. 1413 Hansom st. John Hoyauls. 1031 locust at I.aree Mack, 1125 llodm.in at. Jamea It. Allen, 3011 H Smedlev s(. tra,nk,.A- Stewnrt. 1021 Wavcrly at. Nick Klreazakoa, SOI) Locust st. Ihomas J Marshall, 3J2 S. 11th at. Robert Jackson, 2iM)S Addison at. James Hanei, 525 S. 17th at. Ihornaa Drink, 041 Markoe at. J!,a.lph..'M Npacht, 1820 Chestnut at. Ohio Woodson. 1K21 South st. Clarence 1) n.i!l,., 217 .. 0th at. t.0,Vf.rt "eater. Ii.'l Lombard at. Ullllam Udmonds, 301) S Caman at. Jamea A Ileatll. r.ts S. Juniper at. Paul Shelby, 2(i3. Waverly at. Leon Hayes. 521 S. 10th at. John WrlKht, 509 S. 17th st. Charles Dlx, 318 S. Smedley at. Joseph Nell. 425 S 10th St. llennle Ilrown. 1734 Niudiln st. Nathan Hazen. 1S2S Cheatnut st. Harry Ilrown. 257 S. Camac at. William J. Itowan. 004 Locust st. John Hollnnd 1043 Lombard at. Charles McCullounh. 1212 IMne st. Andrew Lambroa, 1023 locust st Oeorsro H. Orant, i.iij Addison at. Joseph Mills. 525 S 17th at. Joseph S. (leoree, 1113 South at. Oeorno S. Schall, 1711 S. 3d St. Tnlle Jones. 723 Rodman at. Ceorga Davis, 173S Unnbard st. Sidney Horace. 513 S 10th st. Will Turner. 507 S 21st st. Clifton Johnson. 1529 Rodman st fleorRe K. Harmon. 710 Sansom at. Samuel K. Neeper, 322 S. 11th st. HilBene 'Williams. 1331 Iimhard st Oi-orire H. I.. Clarkson, 2021 Waerly st. neoruo Williams. 1313 Kater at. Walter J. Cole 2203 N. 2d at. John llranch, 100S Addlaon st. Dabney Slncleton. I0H S Jessup at. Jamea L. Sheara. 2010 Lombard st. Frederick W Hurley, 1014 Addison at. Charlea, Carson, 410 S. 10th at. Mlsleh 'Jacob. 1827 South st. IMward Jackson. 1021 Stiles at. Lee Cluy. 410 S. 11th at. ,6il , Wm. Austin Rradshaw. 520 S. 13lh St. Herbert Lawrence, 515 S. 15th at. Alphard C. Scott. .125 S. Bmedley st. Atanasla Tnpulos 710 Lombard St. Costoa Venetla, 233 S. Oth st. Robert r Curren 1K13 South st IMward Oreer. 232 S Warnock st. Hennlnff VV. Sundstrom. 1012 Spruce st. Hzeklel Thomas, 504 s. lltll st. John J. Stroke. 320 S. 12th St. Chester Itorrowa. 1043 Lombard at It. Walter I'eteraon, 3d. 211 R. J Sth st. Tames Prldsen. 410 S. 11th at. Frank Knox, 232B Naudaln st. Michael Ilaaaon. 710 Lombard at. Frederick Flowers, 201S Waverly at. James llrannln. 2018 Lombard at. Ixiuls A. Ilrown. 1510 Naudaln at. Hllllo Ooldman, 810 Walnut St. Mario Volerlel. 13.1" Tine st. Hattlsta Tlccolo, 305 S Rroad at. JIcKlnley Gardner, 1023 Rodman at Arlatarkoa CvRngelldls. 1203 St. Jams. at. Norman llrlnkley. 1024 ntrwater at. Harold nennett. 2102 Lombard at. John Notaro. 21R S. 10th at. , Clarenco Illack. 340 S. Smedley at! Walter Dald. 1730 Lombard at. Jamea J. Henry. 1700 Manning at. Harry W. Owlnner. 213 S. 9th al, William II Carroll. 1224 Walnut at. Thraaher MeClendon, 414 S. 10th at William McCofferty. 21 Naudaln at. Leo Karnes. 211 S. Sartaln at. Willie Scott. 511 S 23d at Jack nabrlel 20S S 8th at. JSka M. Wllliama, 501 S Sartaln at. Jamea Jones, i&mi .auuam i Simpson w Atrerson. ii.i o v.i.nn nrlffln 1014 Lombard i .., . v a.a.. tI'aI.I. .ioa' K.in. i.iiim-i ,.,.. .,..., ."-. .--" -- Frederick K. Keller. Jetferaon Hospital. Arthur Simpaon. 1340 Cypreas at John S. Oeorge, lll3 South at. Oar A. Hall, 1839 South at. Walter L. Kins. 1023 Addison at 11th at. i nf insom st I'erclval C. Smith. 1830 Tllttenhous- at. John Poteralke, 314 S. Franklin at. Peter Perkins. 1219 Hodman at. Michael J. qulnn. 420 H. 20th at. Alfred II, l.oeb, St James Annex. alter 0. Williams, 1845 lombard at. Clarence Clrecn, Capo May, N, J. David Johnson. B15 H. l.'.th al. Jred Underwood. 1702 Rodman at. Robert, C. Olenn, 1429 Spruce at, 1-oula Nuhhmeyer. R.17 South at. Ileorse II. Campbell, 10.10 Rodman at. Alex Ilapanowlch, 710 Iximbard at, ! f."..r.1 " "rown. 1009 South at. ywillam Nat Taylor. 5 Draon place. llnrnM St. Lane. 1312 Pine at Harrison Ford. 501 S, 22d at. Christopher armory. 1022 Hodman st. I1uene St. Moodv, 2209 Nsudiln at. Henry P. Stevens, 4in S. 12th at Splro Ifladltes. 2.12 8. Ilth at James . Thomas 1.110 Rodman at Charlea Quirk, 2114 1-vmlmrd at Alfred Mills. 1014 Panama at Samuel Norvell, 72S Rodman st. Rotiert Johnson, 1221 South st. .limes i:. Dashield. 112s Rodman st Joseph Johnson, 23n Lombard st Hex Humphroe, 722 Naudaln at: llenjnm'n Small. 017 Iimhard at James Morton. 1723 Naudaln at Albert Roal. 1321 South St. Clarence- P'ttls. ltio.l Rodman st. I larence 12. Johnson. 1711 Addison st John McDermolt. 240 s. 13th at Bernard Hatvey 1020 S llouvler at. Charles Smith. in2 Xaudsln at Joa-ph Lewis 3m s Juniper st McCahe Hnjcs. 1422 Lombard st Kdwnrd Rico 103-. lmbird at Morris Mnlllls. 401 S, 10th at. mi iium w inn. ..it iimnnni sr Radcer Jones llenjamln II Fields 2317 Naudaln si 1817 Addison st llurnett Cnsselie. New York city ..iiiu.ni jnnes i-ii;i .-Nauiiain at rrederlck Raker. K112 limb-ird st 1 rederlck c Schaeffer. 1420 Spruce at. Rewley Robinson. 1820 trfimbard at liter 1. Robinson 1 130 Robinson at Mever Rnsemhal 520 s 17th Bt Charles De VaiiRhn, 50ft S. Ilth st. Pcrrv Hart Ini 1 Locust at Littleton Wharton 130 Lombard at. Samuel Vlsnor 517 S Sth at Thornna Limrl- 1111 Pine at l.iwrence w t,-Is 317 S, 20th st I.'?."!" NoMe 13.M l.nmbaril st William I' Siott All S 23d at Sudlrr Watson. 415 S Van Poll t. Robert C Mnrman. 413 S IRth at Jiistu M Verduso, lr.nn pine at Major II Williams, inns Iximb.ird at. Alexander illass. Jr 2121 Spruce at Patrick J. Tlpplne. 2111 Waverly at. Andrew Cnlea. 220 S Darlen St. Amos r Poster. 21121 Lombard St. Harry Harris 1H27 Rodman Bt ark Rrnwn 1511 S llouvler st James W llindv 1342 Rodman st Samuel 11 Wilson boiia Lombard al ClltTonl N'eahv 41.1 S 18th st (leorse W l.eltch 1103 Spruce st Hm ll i- ..t,s 2122 Snpsnni st Walter ti.--s 1H21 Na'idnln st llenjamln 'I Smith 2221 Lombard st James A S'loeho" J- . Tin Walnut st Costello Hooker 325 S Hicks st Hewitt llirvn hill W-ilnilt st Kdward Cnx 120 S 111th st Robert Johnson 1012 Wiueilj st, Inhn J. Sheppard 1.110 Lombard st James J K'lvanHiiKh, 1710 SaTom at Jessn Johnson 01.1 17th st Martin Preedmnn. 33n S 12th at Martin J. 7lrse 321 H. Quince st. Ruaaell Keith. 1719 Addl-nn ft. ;.r.'.!Vlr K'lwnr.1 Collins. 2215 Oxford at. William Rue, 1014 Ijombanl st Walter Outlaw 1711 Lombard at Dinlel C. MrCann 2110 Siinaom at l.uko Paulk 431 S sntli st Hdward Simmons i."i Waverly at. Johinn Hiker. 1120 Waverlv at Kilnar Tllley 51 I S 1Mb st Tdward Tlmoklns. 412 S 7th st C.tis Youiur 419 S 10th St. Slephelo Romeo 521 8 l)h st Harl Dnrsev 320 S. Junlner st. James Richardson 1431 T.nmbnrd at IrvlnitJ l.evlrek 112Hpnst Jos-ph Patterson. 3 in s. medlev st William J Cl.incv 2.111 South at '.'. P i!.n,',.,,on. ?.4 .VonB"'nery pl..Trenton, N.J Alvls .liKler. 9.' Pine at John Clreen 20i leimbnril at Alexander Sieirel 1933 I'lno st Harry Joseph Doeble. 3nl S. Vlllti st Thnmaa Joseph Walsh Tower City. Pa Henrv Johnson 511 S Ilth st. IMward Singleton 11118 Waverly at. leiuls llalnk 520 S Oth at Patrick Cassldj. 2201 Ralnhrldae st. Tnnv Rodaers 11.12 l.nnibard at. Tom Scott. 507 S. Ilth at. Herald Kip 2.5 S. 9th st Charles I, Hnlllns I32n Naudaln s'. Samuel lVeher 510 Spruce s'. John Lone 23IH Naudaln al. James 11. Cameron. 201 S Chistnut St. D'lle Williams 711 S. Jlnrtln al. Mln hell Wrluht 322 S Juniper si. Robert Prvor. 1022 Snuth at Dnllaa I'Wls 5111 S 18th at. William Smith, uni Addison st. Joaeph Henard 1.115 Pine st Crease Simmons 1111 Rodman at llushnell Dlmond 1529 Spruce st Nick (lobaa 240 S. into at William J Hefner (lenernl Plertrlc Co Oeorsn Wnshlnpton (llbbs 1527 Lombard at. James Ilrown 1027 Nnuliln rt. Arthur Wallace. 1010 Waverly at. Percy Fields, 100 S Jessup St. John Miller. 1"20 Waverlv at. IMward R. Smith 2045 Rltt alhouae st. John Owens. 1040 Naudaln si. Rowland Llpplncott, 1.15 H. 18th at. Alfred Oiirlev, 1133 Waverly al. Richard Waldon Vorls 844 Lombard st. Walter J. Tllchman. 5 Ross court. William Runner. 420 s. Van Pelt at. Spencer Chamberlain, 414 S. Ilth st. Cornell James, 1430 Iimbard si. llaclltas Leontoponlas 251 S. 12th St. 'ollla Wood. 1811 Addison at. Lincoln Pavne. 17.11 Addison at. (1, orso John Armstrong 711 Spruce st. Ceorse Crawford 251 S. Quince at. Jamea Hnrvev Patteraon. 922 Locust st. inmis S. Nelson 1021 Iimbard at. neoro Havnea. 103s Lombard at. Heoruo L. Taiilioi Manufacturers' Club. Joseph drossy, 1723 Sansoln at. William C. Jones 1024 Waverly at. Walter n. Wllllims 1331 Lombard at. John MorKan. 1225 Cnntrell st. Walter Ilatey 1122 Lombard st. Jamea IMward Wilson. 203H Addison at. Oliver Harren, 10.11 Lombard at. William John McMlchael Racquet Club. Kdward Ohantan 2021 South at. Major Dolby, 1H33 Ixinihanl at. Clarenco Hubert. 1211 Waverly al. Henry Padgett. 1413 Naudaln al. Thomas Hamilton 907 Iinmbard at. Francis K. Hear. 520 S. Hroad at. Joseph StrlwaRon 1317 Pino at. Fred Rcnu 318 S. 7ih st Oeorife Rradley. 500 S. 11th al. Alexander Colfey, 814 Ijmbard st. William A. Martin. 314 S. 23d st. Hmlle Roman 925 Pine at. William L. Wooda. .125 N Franklin at. John T llrady. 1409 Sprues at Alonzo Miller, 1521 Lombard at. Charlea II Heck. Jr. 1921 Hoopea at. Morris Alston. Ino.l Rodman at Joaeph (1. Ilraddour 2103 Spruco at. William DouKherty, 531 S. 7th at. Hvnn T Dlckeraon. 151" Lombard at. liulllo Pardlnl. 511 S 9th at. Axlostos C. Psaros. 1II1S Locust at. Clinton Dunn. 1013 Naudaln at. James Olenn. 217 S Schell st Howard E. Tomllnson 12"3 Spruco st. Robert T Jasper. . Naudaln st. Arthur Jones, 1517 Lombard st Jamea Jones. 10.10 Uaudaln st Robert Tllehman, 5 Ross court. Klmer ,T. Duster. 535 S. Ilth Bt. Albert Jeter. 2101 South st. Stephen O. Woodbury. 218 S. ICth at. DRAFTED POR NONAPPEARANCE John Ptnton. 1009 Lombard at. Silas Roane, 1300 Rodman Bt. Thomas Jackson. 1034 Lombard at. Henry Taliaferro. 1323 I.ombard at. Willis Hearn. 207 S Jessup at. Louis Jackson. 527 S, 13th at. Hen Rarley, 1.112 I,ombard at Prank Hullock. 5n7 S. 11th at Samuel Martin. 1022 Rodman at Ernest Coleman, -too Rodman at. fIor;e llrldeea. 1743 South st. William CartwrlRht, 021 S. 10th at. Steven Holman. 522 S. Ilth at. Alfred Silvert. 1034 Lombard at William O. Dixon Jr.. lli Walnut st. Kazlmlea Majewak loll Locust at. Clinton Morrla. 1301 Waverly at Jesse L Henderson. 1713, 1vmbard at. Alfred Illahop. 1325 Lorn bard at. Charles Pnyne, rear 11.14 Lombard at. Isaiah Oalnes, 410 S Ilth at Richard lliascoe, 900 lxnnbard at. William oJhnaon. 229Lombard at. ....A.. n...A- oan M. nlth at ilk... U.An llfli l.nmhRrd at. Klah Hanah'urry. 1207 Rodman Robert Smith. 1515 South at Henry Wllaon. 42.1 S. Ilth at Georsa Ilrown. 2220 Lombard at Francis P. Tlltnn. Continental Hotel. Alexander Pacittl. Kill Locust at. William Moas. 10U Ifloua. st. Horace Do Veazy, 1217 Vi.at.erlV at. Maxwell Miller. 1717, Add aon at. Moaea Parker. 400 H Qulnc" at (Jeorsa E. Hohrer. 1210 St. James st. Thomas do Orath. 1720 Lombird at DouBlasa llraxton. 42.1 S. t-n.;"l?,., Robert Ilorum. Penna) vanla ""fg'tj1. Rernnrd Hernarduccl. 221 S lum ai. n.. r......i. loni liln. St. I iluiiiu. v.iin)i.i ..... . , Harry T. Good. 17011 I.ombard Ednar HZrooka. 2015 South at Calvin Jonea, 1123 Rodman at. at. at AUGUST FURNITURE SALE-, 90 $ Special 4 Pieces Complete 0ra,Ul Complete iJIfc k. .ii iii'f'.ji rr -j m wz roiUKJiiciati ir ! uzzrm&zz3, bmwwm vaKiBUi Bed. Bureau, Dressing Table and Chifforobe GENUINE WALNUT Choice of I a J ANTIQUE MAHOGANY -'JSS. ANTIQUE IVORY iAOTgJ4v,; lKaKBHBBKaTaBaBaaalaaVr Naah Clark. 1207 Rodman at. Clamenta Veechlone. 9.in Sprue at. Oulaeppe Iimhardo, 110S Pin- at. oJhn Johnaon, 1832 Lombard at H. A. Llvlnastnn, 70s H. Waahlnaton ai. T.dwln Campbell. 208 S, Rth at. Slim Furlnery. Il31 Iximbard at. Ren Ilrlsker. 1013 lloilman at. John Hill. 2011 Lombard at. Harrlaon Jackson loll I.ocuat at, Charlea Murall. 929 Spruce at. Jamea Andrlrhoa 248 S. 10th al. Manuel Purvea, 1520 ! Lancey al. William Lolly, 1132 Rodman at, Willie Rawlea. 201 S. Schell at, Prneat Smith. 927 Ixicust al. charlea A. Caaey. 3ns S. HUh at. Michael Pmvera, Jefferson Hospital. Arturo Sardlna, 921 Spruce st, Howard Waller, 1909 Naudaln at. Edward Hnvnea. 203.1 South Bt. Fred Pendleton. 511 S Juniper al. Murphv J. Redlc 520 S 10th at Peter J Thllker. 1810 Rlttenhouae al. Charlea Tailor, 1011 IxM-uat at. Wealev Reevea. 5ln S. 10th al, Paul Jonea. 1741 South at. Major Redlik, 2000 l,ombord al. Orant Harris. H127 Rodman st Fred KarplcK. 1330 Rodman at. Howard K Majbln loll locust at. Robert Wallace. 510 S. Juniper at. John 12 Dow, a.Ki'i Naudaln at Edward Stokes, 30.1 H. I sth al. vviiuam s cox 2 13 s. 1.1th at Cecil Collins. 1032 Lombard al. William Johnson. 1719 IimbsrJ al Pompeu stormette. 10.M Sansom al. Herbert Kelso Teatcr, 7.11 Spruce st. James Trnw -r !H) I Lombard at. Walter Webb. 524 P. 11th st Robert M deter. 1418 Lombard at. John Stewart, 1732 Naudaln st Join Williams ln.M Naudaln st Antony Siitiina, 11.10 Iximbard st. IMnar T Smith. 201 S. Sartaln st. Fdward Crosby, .nil s. Smedley al. Chris Thomas, 222 S. loth st Albert Sullivan 1927 Mannlnr si I edenco 7. Venn, Continental Hotel 1-arrow lloitom 1525 Iximbard at. tohnnle tloddlev. 1813 South al. Nlcholoa lbirnzln, 130S Pino at. Oscar Revcs 914 Spruce st. Henry 11 Austin. 1027 Panama st, .Sonnan Tin lor I23S Rodman at. .m., ! ?.cljy. Jr . 153S Naudaln at. William Miller. 4im s. 13th at. Joseph Hover Cllrtnn Atnrtmenta Spires Sakelarnupules. 240'l Klmbill at. ConstRTitlnns Thervna 213 s. loth at. John Mtrtln 029 Clinton at Jose (I Terendos, 140M 1,omh.ird at. Il'rbert Wlten 1H00 Nnudaln at. William McCollum, 210ft bouth at. Henry Wllaon, S13 8. lQth at. Charles A. l.anan. 1334 Iximbard at. Doualaa Thurston? 527 H. lf.tn at. Euaene IllackwelV 1922 Iximbard at. Joseph Johnaon, 17.10 Iximbard at. Horace Mcdraw, 1709 Iximbard at, Frlaby Euell. 517 S. 18th at. Harry Manea. 211 S. Darlen st. Otto Tyaon, 1517 Naudaln at. John Skularlcoa. 2H9 H. Ilth at. Fred T. Rower. 92.1 Spruce at. Exeklel Ilrooka, 1012 Iximbard al, John Charambarrla, 710 Iximbard at, John 11, Johnson. 217 S. Schell at. David Paul, 418 S 18th st, Ilernard WUkeraham, 2309 Iximbard st. Clarence Martin, 821 leimtnrd at, Jullua Jamea 927 Spruce at. Walter Dallmyera, Rlta-Cnrllnn Hotel, lullon Collins, 1311 Rodman at Melvln Minus. 1140 Iximbard al, Paula tmpallarla. 711 Rodman at. Herman Alkcna, 900 Iimburd at. -itrnll-m Rmum.. SO-M1114lile..t. John W. fitonMl IxmtnMnItaTt;:'. '' Isaao Drew. 260 8. Aider t, f . ' " -. , Eucene Houston, 4.1 n. ism at, Jamea A. Scott, 18.17 South at. Robert J. Cox. 10U fxicuatiat, Robert It. Johnaon, 230 H. Clifton' L Harry I.. Fowler, 101 Spruco at, Jamea Cokonl., 210 R. Ilth at. Stove Htallanos, 910 Plna at, Simon Hith. 2S0 fl, Darlen at. Howard Worthlniton, 1780 Rodman at. Daniel ttovd. 911 Iximbard at. Fred Edward Oreen, 1203 Pine at. Alfred De Paul, 242 H. loth at. Cheater Tillman, 313 H. Juniper at. Herbert L. Denton. 240 8. Sth at. Doualaa Kenny, 1703 Iximbard at. I.awrenca Wllliama. 427 R. loth at. Oeorao Orlmra, .112 8 IRth U Qeorxa Itcddlna, 1510 8iAith at V 1 iS m M Continued en Pact Ilftc' WHY WE UNDERSELL ALL PHILADELPHIA Our Ncw Plnn Of Sellinjr Men's IliRh-Grade Shoes Low Downstairs s Rent, No Free Deliveries, No ClinrEO Accounts Means Lower Prices. Our Lower Prices Mean Thousands Of Customers. This Enables Us ' To Buy In Enormous Quantities From America's Best Shoemakers 'J At Rock Bottom Prices Anjl RETAIL Our Shoes AT WHOLESALE PRICES Here you match Philadelphia' t belt ttylet and beat Philadelphia's bent price by $2 to $5 the pair STEP DOWN DAVAI RnOTHftPF0R STEP DOWN & PROVE IT KUIilL DliJUI rOnUl MEN & PROVE IT' N. W. COR. 13TH & MARKET STREETS SSKSS v NEW FALL STYLES IN ROYAL '"MASTER MADES" ON DISPLAY NOW STORI2 OI'KNS DAILY AT 8i30 A. .11. ft CI.OM2H AT S I. M. There's Pleasure in Owning the Sort of Furniture in Our August Sale Anil you have the added tatist 'action of knowing that here you pay lei lor it than you Would anywhere ell. Our Club Plan Takes Care of the "Money End" Easily. LIT BROTHERS FOURTH FLOOR lVA1 WIVM U1 Friday Bargains Women's 29c Mercerized Lisle Thread 1"7 Stockings ' Limited quantity o Hall or Plume Orders e,iiiilps' nmI Kii.iranteeil fat lil.icU. Jtelnforceil topi Three pairs, 50r. I-'lltST KI.OOH, SOUTH HATS Till MM ED FREE OF CHARGE hitumiits ONE YELLOW TRADING STAMP WITH EVERY 10c PURCHASE ALL DAY Market Eighth Filbert Seventh Friday Bargain Remnants of 20c to 30c Ribbons, yard 15c , 3'. to R Inch. Fancy ind plain effects In wanted colors. FIRST FLOOR, NORTH X 4 e 4 4 - 4 4 4 4 4 4 , This Big Reduction Sale Means Mighty Small Prices !! for Men's Good Summer Suits : Then have got to go out! Prices have btcn marked so small that quick selling is bound io rule. Still Plenty of Time to Wear Them This Season, to Say Nothing of thd Bis Saving on Next Year's Prices. $7.50 to $10 Tropical Weight Suit $4.65, $6.50 & $7 In mohairs, nentilno l'alm Hench cloth anil crash Sloth plain and belted back models. Pr These Men's Serge Suits Are Remarkable ) $ l'oit Can't Equal Them Anywhere for Withiti Several Dollars of l This Price. Strictly All-Wool and Fast Cotor ) Men's Good-LookinR All-Wool Summr$Q CQ & 519 75 Suits Worth Considerably More , Most of them nre chovlotw nnd catslmcrcs All hUos me Included, but not In all patterns. Good choice from Htjllsh cheeks, stripes and mlxtuics, BBHiariMiaaiiiMKanKDiHHHMaaiKMaiHBBHMiiBBBmBaH Outing Trousers AVliite Flannels & White Serge With Black Stripes White Duck, SI & $1.25 Khaki, $1.15 & $1.39 Boys' Regatta Wash Suits, $1 Boys' $1.25 Tub Pants, 89c $2 and $2.50 Value. I Shea fi to IS Years. All favorite styles in chnmbray, palatea, percale, J Silver-pray linen, black-andvhite crash, plain madras, poplin and peggy cloth. Sizes IVi to 7 yrs.i white materials nnd khaki Lit Brothers SECOND FLOOR, SEVENTH STP.EET , i - a-0-0--i-O-- V- --- $ a) 5S $ Special Clearance of Misses' & Women's 15 to $25 Wool Jersey Suits) Sports and dressy styles that were cry popular at the higher prices will tfmply melt away at this small sum. Dashing suits in three appealing styles a Norfolk, a plaited effect and a dressy model one is illustrated. Finishing details include handsome stitchings, pockets and contrasting collars, such as distinguish more expensive models. 9 Cotton and Silk Dresses Reduced Misses' and Women's Styles tw Broken Sizes Dresses $A.50 Instead bf $8 to $10 ) Colorful voiles, black-and-white voiles, striped and plaid ging hams, pongees and nets (these latter ones slightly soiled). Great variety of styles. . F10 Dresses Instead of $12.7.5 to $18.."0 Illustration shows a one -piece tunic model of pongee, with red trimmings. Then there are taffetas' with Georgette sleeves, nets, voiles, a few satins and a few serges. Misses' & Women's Bathing Suits: broken sizes At SO QQ 1 o n g- I At SO QC Call " waisted, fornia "V" - neck, sleeveless suits of navy blue or black mohair. At $1.50 blc wv ui n n n r in straight line effects, with contrasting pipings. swimmintr suits of knit ted cloth and surf satin bathing suits. Misses' & Women's Tub Skirts Good choosing in white rep and lineno skirts; smartly belted and pocketed. . 90c i.lt I!rthera SECOND FLOOR w rwy 'if ll VkJr $9.75 iA r 'l0 I Friday Bargains : Remnants of 25c Fine Dress 1 9 C Ginghams, yd. (No Atail or pho,ie 0rderg) Two to Ten Vard I.rngdia St Indira Wiir Checks broken plaids, narrow and wide btrlpes and plain chambray In cadet blue, pfnk, green and gray. Remnants of 25c to 50c Cotton & Silk-&-Cotton j J2C Dress Goods, yard. No Mull or rlione Ordera Included are plain and printed olles, silk stripe voiles, poplins, printed tussah tllbiuuvu . r ,1-. nUln a art A olnirlin ml pongees, crepes, crepca m unu. ..- o. . ...-. . Three to Klgbt Yard Lenttliii FIRST FLOOR. NORTH j Bungalow Wood Slat Shades Vo Mall or Phone oruera riiim Plain green, plain brown, also brown-and-tan. 7 ft. 6 In. drop 11.00 Vain. S.I .",0i B"lrt 1.S0 "id..2.50 wide., a.. 14s0 v.,ue 8.SJ Vlu 6 ft. 9 1! ft. wide. wide.. ft. wide.. 1 Value THIRD FLOOR -T- S12 and $15 rhlffonier. . Bolld. oak. VF,ve ABAimt i9.?5 Flv , deep drawers Wr.tm. j Screen Doors,$l, S1.25, 7Cc No Mnll or 'Phone Ordera No hardware Included. Kxact slies required, Imperfect. $2 Aluminum $1 OQ Percolators.... ; x,ir Fluted design: cold cbonlzed wood handle. 6 -cup size. 50c Oiled Floor Mops, 39c Including 25c U-plnt can floor oil. EOe Can Floor Oil, at .,..20e THIRD 'LUUU ' 56 Suit Cases. $4.98 Oenulne cowhide, over steel frame nicely .lined., Have.a4lrt'leaaVaii'H..-' ! aFajlfagB2 RUGS AT HALF PRICE Odd lots one or two of a kind. Imperfection. 160 Mtainleaa Itoyal WUIona OA 19X12 rt.) 3i Maniple Kojal 1 C QQ ". w.ww Wlltone' (7x9 30 MamnlP Itoyal Wilton. (6x9 ft.). SIS Sample Itoyal Milton. (3x9 ft.), I7.S0 (Sample Itoyal IVIItun. (2.3x9 ft.) FOURTH FLOOR 1t OQ 5;98 3.75 d qualirplald Men's 65c Athleticl Union Suits. Final clearance! flood nainsook. Hires 36 to 44. Limited Quantity I No Mall or Phone Ordera FIRST FLOOR. 7TII ST. 75c to $1.25 Seamless Sheets, 50c & 85c , While Lota Laat I No Mall or Phone Ordera Bleached sheeting roll! Imperfec tions. -. ' 1'or rrlba and Blngle Brda. ,, .,. 1'or Hlnale and Double H4a....,M FIRST FLOOR. NORTH.' -..... i Remnants of Ilk! im 3Se ': . . -,Af 1 ' ak.a ,&V 1 t$b W'$ btXst K
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