)E THIS WEEK E QN PRICE OF WHEAT More Figures 65 Cents Higher Than mat oj. hi-dent EVENINa PUBLIC LEDGERPHILAftELPIIIA, MONDAY, APRIL 15, 1918 pCH GRAIN IS HELD Creations Point to Success of Sup. poricrs ul him .- ministration ENIGMA OF LOSS OF THE CYCLOPS NOT YET SOLVED BY OFFICIALS ' ,tv U. S. COLLIER CYCLOPS, REPORTED LOST WITH 283 MEN f"' Continued from rate On inl"ur"nB """m 81UIirl electrician. Soar. .nnJtr,,y,'!,,;' " "f)nt. DliarniHclsfa I mat, lio Uonr street. San Truncttcol VV hltcstd.. ;inai Tlrslei- flrrman. 4313 ' l'''nn n.vnu. Ht. t.oul. Mo. . Vihltusll. Karl II, tiriMimn. 1111 South I Ch.rcl.., ,tr Denver, rnl oouui Wilson VV slier iitla mr trnd-r Cranthau I)uulvarl. I,os AnuMis. oil, 311 mauim; ronrs I The lint of in, .. Anrrns, HI shin's crw- follows! Washington, .ptll 13. L.. iriin of ncprcsentalves w 111 de L. .1,1. week whether tlio American ..i. .hall nay nioro for their bread In i ... . o-ite the wheat growers of the !,. higher price than President - .il. a. fnlr find lUSt. rrason ucinxvo - --- . HJflja Hooto confercei on the acrlcul Kit appropriation inn, wmen carricu t . amendment piovldlng a mlnl- 130 uvt" fen price of 52.50 a bushel for No. 2 ir... .. inoal markets, hac disagreed i'T. t,. amendment and Chulrmun Lover fVa brine the Issue to a voto In the Lie tomorrow or Tuesday, t The Coro price Is about flfty-flvc cents .bushel higher than the President's j.. 0( J..U lor .-.u. - i. uvui ui -Saw. and the Administration Is op. unqualifiedly to the higher ??... i. II,... r Itlfllr.nttnnu tirn fks alto that the House would pass " nmanrlmrnt. tllP inMHIlf-P In f Wch the Administration leaders In the House I""c nanuieu hid i,ii nn-i-atej Its defeat at this time ff the higher price contended that It was . . m.t. nrfnimont run tint lin an 'Sea In the House Without a suaranteo f a Dljner pritu " ." -lira lave planted tho largest acreage In . v In nl.lnrv Ahnnt flfi nr Jcat of this planting already has been tone eo 'na- lno cuiiiciiuuii mui u Vrber price would mean a record crop . , kHlj Ti, tirlrllllnn fhn fnrniori. jdTlsory commission, In Its recent report to Secretary OI asriuuuurc riuuaiuu, uf tlired the President's price to bo a fair weird oted against the Gore prices. . t .ui.vtni the otc in tho Ifouso the itolnlJtratlon has accomplished Its jurposes far more effectUcly, It Is held, Tv.. hv n nresldentlal cto of the !t!ure two weeks ago. It Is not receive a large ote, as there are BUHlCrOUa IHCi".a "' .--.- .ww .w. ludi a proposal In their Interest In the firmer ue. fie chief effect of the agitation center- .- KAt (ha HnrA n !tinrtmnt. It Ifl ipolnted out, has been the withholding ef wheat from me manteis ine micsi Wp report of the Department of Agrl- I00,000 bushels of wheat were being held tn the farms anu in me country mius W elevators. The normal holdings for ivu .pIa1 nro nhnMt 4(1 flOO.OflU buabcln. 'Jued on larger winter wheat crops than tere harvestcu mis jear. kiiUTALYMY ' BE ANOTHER RUSSIA r V. S. Aviator Declares Prompt i Aid Only Will Save That Country J -llartford. Conn.. April IS. Arthur A. Bruce, of 53 Chestnut street. ail received from William Malcolm, u it ten of Thomas Malcolm, now In aviation b an Italian sector, a letter. In which Jtal'colm says Italy needs Immediate aid tttve that country from having the firae experience as Russia. The letter owa no evidence of censoring. Parts tfithe letter follow: fHe .returned from a three-day lit la Ttftm ami nauPhi, lil.lnntn onn.u Hite heard of the cold spell back there. V' ' Here It Is not bad, but not tiUltft Comfortable Tn Ttntvin If ..Mid itatid. Up In the 'plane It Is terribly eoH. aVAm sorrv nu irin'i o-f i, v.,, i TQ11 ahoillrl 1innn.n tr ca. ..a,, ..nl : . . ..-,..,, .u fot uu .tain- In the United States. Here the WInltif U slow I should hae finished WO inOnthn OPrt nn.l I.a n !,.,... .. V Tr" K .IUUICIIUIII IIUW. SStlMtead have jet to finish my .second K?.M! bertl fortunate In getting quite IQltnf mull ..l,li. .1 .. .. . : . . Owara breaking the monotony. iWn7 ,s B00U cnoueh. Ave have vl'J ' 4 ana a mo l"e-plcture show. iBi,.riB::: ,"!" u,""ous io '"'" J.,?l anJ us. ,0 .?et "ry darn one hI?Hn our favor. a" l C ' enJ tho fctAi I V'rl n,ght rald warnings 'K,',1" ,they have not touched .yftW, although I'll ot bo surprised LThi.i. . u" 1W0 were k lied Vffi t?'.1 ,0"16 UP routing in W(er. That makes five In all now. taftom. . i?1? ,to annea- " pessimist, eid.f". nMinB be done to VuluMln. lms ear old Germany Win urn ' ""5 west- al of STeounrv T" f" thr0Ush te. hTi?n?. und ,he Un"ed States tat. ..".' ". " soon be too late. BK T. s '" to be l"-e Itussia. mK.lfnn IS One arlvnntnn. n.i. ST 8hl n ' a"d ,a fe .m0!."""1"?" "' a forces of JwKwiir;. '" th0 west- rrom SMto b0 von' but not for a long mangaticso from South Atnci-lcj ami althougli It had been well known lii uslilngton that every avallnhlo cscl was being used In the cargo nervlco tho announcement regarding tho Cy clops as tho first olllclal statement of tho use of naval vessels us cargo carriers. The punier m.,n.u., picked up Consul Clcncial Qottichnlk ' at lllo Janeiro, utter tnklng on her' '" T w . i-rhat. ro.tona, o cargo, and she was attempting to mako TowkiWK.nV' "' lu,tc u- r- y- " an Atlantic port, after which she would , K"n-, . . . nam utun Btni ior rcoatia tn n,,, on. . . " " rcw Bine. Mr. Gottschnlk was retuinlng to tho United Htatei fiotn Urn.il on Ieuo of iibscncc. The fact that he was long overdue led to bctcml In lulrica being inado at the Htnto De partment within tho Inst two weeks tclathc to tho iii'ob.ib1o date of his uiiivui iicre i .. .i.r...i.. .. nna iiuiiiKiii ncrc mat announce incnt of tho disappearance of the Cy clops was made by the Nai depart ment following a repurt made t0 As sistant Secretary or the Navy ltooscvelt tho actlnjr Head of tht Departincnt in the absence nt sv,.rfn.. i,...t..... ... . - .. v.... j .'..111, -IN l,V ....... A'tZ.r J,K":i""V"-..?' ..'? i !! '! r.&.ull"., i vV-":... ..'. ' V. .."" ""'" '"nca ;;; ''' '"x"in !,.(,,, , ... .. ..niiuiRiuii .Nuuiu.ts, nut olllc als V. v .--.. ram in nl llm ili.iwn.t.,...i t.t t At w. .., uvTiuuiiiiviii iipiu mere as no .md-ti utorire, teaman, Oihkosh, ilo- Kmnltfert. Jl. .'airl main, iil.' ' . . u,,r? .iieiriiii Alfred rrMm.tn, Hrrinnn." Oulf Htnrj. flrrnun. naudlf- Arll.itt. 1'a.t.f. ... . I OTnn ou,ii oVn a rV f"' r,V. iZ"1",? mal"' Hon Mi. Altrl. Crrt-. i man. .V o. ' larwf'itieh' Jhn C!forsP' wa.n. K, .,r- Armtarr, nnree Jon' acamnn It, ii.n. ' , orr ttroot. Ualtlinorn Jld. "'' """ , ll4riv"VnChar"" ''"'u, "" p-.i.mn K""" iroro ,v ri,.r. v ro, i t; r llarro. Oeorse W-al. Mi.,,ii ....... . ...d v 1UV1, ?!mlu!, "f nlllcuco ' in -mi nt this "WflSiS- - time, as lie I. ports at tin depuitmcnt CMnmr.V. t " ircqucntly Ul.it." IMnanl Tlin r..lno .-., ... . . H'.mi"od v v tlamllton Tftomrson i in, inn larles Yani r tdnrk, n r I.co. mjUilnUt k m u-. Cn U nnlinniiHilA. 1... 11..... .i .. .. t in.... - ."tiiiiianuni iy ::t,rr Ji'ii" iirpnian. uuck rrf u. MIT? . i!.' Connnnti'-cr O. V,'. Worley m,"'Va I1'nid St. cure sVumV iim,. William i lark .raman. ia. . N'entoti. conanuln, 'llllam. yeoman nmiitr- Tlio collier w.ls j,Ult nt Vhlladel-'oU-va." """am """ """-" ; i-... in lhj jiiras or iviiii.im tPrt i .. .-urKe L.-onuni Thamaii. It.iI.-f ii,,, . . . " v Miaa I nfftnh 11 -. a.ui Cj clops Lnltcd States . , i , p 1 1 i I Ji ii i against the, trenoli, w!L -rtM W en or his was bir an' rouna iih rALLED CYt LOI'S WONDER I eve , , , cntltf thot'ei teeln' mthlnv nw jan' Germans Marveled nt lllc Ship on strange. Ho blinked when I said hu tiiivnl nusi naval reserve force, moml Va. nrandt. whoo nckt of Kin vvas givVn b the "".BTO """am ' WnrY-.D0P,ar.tJ?.C,,:t nS MrS' SCI'"'- W. I WhRk?" Wa,)'-COmlj v- f iV ?: o2 I'cnnsyhnnl.i avenue, nrafor.i John will Norfolk, An. vill. la (Kat r.awn) mry collier of l!i,.'!(i() tons hii been overdue more than ii month witli nhoard, and hope for the vtcamshipV Milcty hn. been abandoned. s:5 men A Slim u tr.... i .. . viiih ntrtmi 1 " "- ! )900. ShV was 'htuncher on' Mi,"- F dTKX. " M '- I ' a',,J conimlNsIuiid Xnvrinbcr 7, Tlh'Tr""-Jla'.rlUS 8 ' 3r ' rowln- Weal ini.i ii i Ccll, st t92.-!.000. Her , ,1'illahan John. chlf machlnt.fa mate total displacement was 19 r,t;o tonn ttri-1 Wfai. viaa "" " n"llr- m'!VCU-Sl,.1'Cme'Us werc: length .tllaTHo.,!ll,0ir"S""'flri,man Coao-"! Ulr till. ilill foot- ttoini a?r .-.. Paro .hnmnti flrrvii. --.- .-. ........... uai nurmsr, i:art t iiis-uii urausm, loaded, '27 feet S Indies. fXTIcern nf r i-inn. th?51?1-1I1iath-a " '"o Cjclops in.ludrd lleutsnatit commander. 1".. lieutenant. Port J . lieutenant. Porta- Damn, ataman. Oak W nrtav i 1 J-'orbe- Uanry Huron .Mich Finitel'on Louis mouth, N If. ftVSn"i0,'.t ":PM."rz .M.l. I 3rohne8. Charles J '. boatswain. Haltlmore. , ,lMontuomcrj fit kin . U , LoaUwaln, no record Mich Tar roll flrmp Ah TiSS;?n?.nto .iV&.nWas1' m WiSt .vVnhv?-"-A,MIl.n uhStam"n 3M C0lUmbu' (.lau.en Carl i: oiler. Xorfolli. Vu. cook. Utiert feldnej. ceainan. Lamnass County. Tex. Cook, ileorno Prcd rlili. , aniun. Yonlcers, oulur. John llcnrj. aeaman. Stamford. 1. onn Cnutu. Ifon IVter seaman Irvine lliu, . r'onlea, Huoll Howard, ikurlrlan. Sac ramento. CmI. (.r.iwrorn. rurronl. snman. nsr. West Court street. Cincinnati. O rinun ii t. rnticn ri..,,ir .. L'ourt street, rinc ni (rreeil II .1 inu. v.1.,1. ..n-i .. ,.. ' rr-nt. Tn.li I'.t-n.ll... atreet. llroikljii: N."v "" -" ""1 ChVrltottn. JlaaV:" "'"" Kunatovlili M en-lc-n vjorf,,!!. Va I Dunavora. Christ. toxuln. t..,. .,."- " """Hani I'ajinaaier. llvile i "T.vr.' VV.i it u . Deiiincer. Junius Logan, siaman bri.taT;Vi,r"vJ.. .': ..'"" -""' '" NW V.,rt- All tne uffleers exeept Assistant Surirron Asner are of the naval reserve roVce. l'ussenaer I.l.t T!'." '!'. of rassenaers fullnwe: Airreil I, Moreau a.ittRclialk. consul cen viiSomvLJ?i,prSl s'.,,,,." ' '"' d" J" Ira" .rn'oketa.1!""'5 - lleulcn"nt- f S N . Mar. Ednnrd. fireniin. I i Llmno. i Now- electrician, I Vannoy. carpenter. I". S N., ltuck mate. f)l. Ila., Vt ncdondo Ileai Ii. Cil! .fcprinB';lVvo0h'1 Mur,ln electrician, Armstrnne ' Ilobert. boatawaln's Galena. Ore. OameAH TeJx"" I"lr,"n' W"-''". rori,"?ntthJ'Ark A"tn- boat'l"nln' mate. Poaiaid.' Oribrl Suniner' Quartermaater. t..Nalne "Hinllton. I.e. uhlntlttcr. 6000 Julian avenue, at lunula. Sin. iieje. onanurea. tiremaii. Oraml Junction. chief watertenderC electrician. Col. Unvce ltirrv Attleboro. lasa Brenner r ilx i Merlden. Conn i Hnmn. Alllo Hlchard, cai Leslie. 13.. machinist's mate. fireman. Vatlejo. llnlllnirer. I'rert nlK.r fl,.R,.n ..-... Kan '""" "". VVaha"aUBl'' Artnur' COI's-'ln. Darrlnston, Chandler Charles Thomas, nharmaclsfs mate. VVllllmantlc. Conn. i.iiimi Clare;-. Hoy Athold carpenter's mate. Santa Ilarntira. t al Cotton. Francis IHnln, chief electrician. I'lioenlx. Ariz. CummlnB. John William, fireman, Pall nivar. MaBs. Devoe. Bernard Uusenc. flreman. Lone lleai h, Cal KHz. Charles, carpenter's mate. Appleton, Uarcla Leopoldo Hsteban. coxsualn. San Dletro. Tex. Hamilton. William Hall, water tender. Dombey. Okl. Oarmes, John, cnclnemen. Alameda, Cal. Hardlman. Willis Charles, fireman, Qulncy, Hlnea Eneell JIcKlnlcy. mai.hliilst'8 mate. Blackfoot, Idaho Hutchlns. Hay Selden. seaman. 1330 West Thirtieth street. I,os Angeles, Cal. Jones Charlea ClaHon, electrician, Provl denee, H. I Jones. Earl Leon, coxswain. Aerll, Wash Jones. Holland Prank, electrician "20 Grand avenue. South San Francisco. Cal. Kaiser, Welch Norman, electrician, 'CO East Korty-elKhth street Los Aneelea. Cal. Kashiwamura, Henry K.. steward to commander-in-chief. Japan Kins, Judson Rufus. coxswain, San Tedro, Cal. Krueaer Charles John, crunner'a mate, Mildred. Slont McNeiiy. i;uireno iranum. coxswain orin horllanu lire Merrlam. Hoy Stuart, coxswain. Illckma: Cal Miller. Carl August, wash Miller Joseph Charles, seaman Conn. Paur. John Joseph fireman, 1392 Third Blr-nt Milunukee. Wis. Owens John Burleson, Lake, Tex Porter. Amos' Marccllus, land, v a Potz. Louis, shlptltter, 551 Ashland ave nu. Detroit AUch Powers Hobert Hardy, painter, numombe Rathbun, Llojd JIahlon, ship's cook. Bel grade. Neb, Relnoehl. Walter Alfred, pharmacist's mate.3323 Nineteenth etreet, San Francisco. Cal Robertson, Bibb Bounds, fireman, Dallas, Tex. Hoaer. P worer tender And.raon Mo Itooney, Prcd Henry, electrician, Council Blurts. la. Small, Urneat, gunner's mate. Port Logan, Col. ton. N. C Dalnes. Harold Crooknton. Minn. I Dimy. Isaac, boatswaln'a mat , N C. i.avison, i reu. nreinan. v.oir. la Iaj. Leonard Calvert, hrcman. More head City, N. C Delpan. I.uls tlreinan. Manila. I I Damerc. Tom, coxswain, Mudros, Greece. Dempsey. John Clarence. &eaLn. Duthan, Ala Iicnnl. lohn Thoma. ceaman. Olatha. Col liewees Gordon, seaman. .17d North Twenty-sixth street, Louisville Kv imuus. I'aui vvesiey urrman jirnon. wit, Dotiirla. vviiiiHm Ilobert Jr New Orleans. La. Dowd. Samuel G . oiler Norfolk. Va Dresbach. IMward Herbert, seaman, 1107 Harlem avenue Baltimore. Md. Duke. William 11 . storekieper. Norfolk. Vn Hales Johnson Clav scamin. Lexington, Kv Pasterllng. James Pdnard, flreman. Bow. man H. C Hills. Leland Pearson, seaman, Columbia, S C llmbrttsnn. Arthur Bernard, fireman. Zlm niernnn Minn Pelder. Henry Polomons. jeoman. Bam berir S C Flncher. Jeso Curtis, fireman. Woodbury. Vannuan John Dewey, seaman p- i .r,.t N'prtb Chicago. Fletcher. Lloyd Vernon, seaman. land. Ore . .. ,. Fox .Irhn Harrv. seaman 01. . North I Xlt'etrenth street. St. Louts. Mo i Gardner. Willis Thomas, seaman. Spring Gellrr Meer seaman Wllmlncton. Del. Georce. Cost, chief boatswain's mate, Pereiasas, Turkey. Goldlmr Frei'erlck Burkner. storekeeper. Silver i"lt. N. M. .... Goodman. Clajton Marselle. seaman. Hrrkford. Ill , I Graddy. Ollvo Dewey, seaman. Bartow, PH.- ...... ... I univ, waiier f , riminrmjii. .t-riuiK. . i Si That I 'anishi'd Ii hii ' on O Cl'Ull Lan t'.s 1S4I -I'ri sklent, Sm Yuri, to I.iv crpoul. 130 tiliuard. IS5I Cit of Ulusgovv, Uivt-ipoul to Philadelphia. 4S0 aboard. 1S5G IIipIiv, Liverpool to New York, J 13 uboard, 1S57 Templet, ISO ubuatd. 1S70 City of ullston. New York to Liverpool, 191 aboard lSiti Great Queensland, from JIcl bourne. CC9 aboard. 1SS0 Atnlantu, from Ilerinuda 2S0 aboard. 1SSG Abide Carver, from Hong kong, 70.abo.ird. 1915 (.'nited I'ruit Company liner fiom Panama to New Orleans, 240 tibu.tid. lOtSL'nltcd Hlnles collier Orlops. South America to an Atlantic port, ;S3 aboard. Pop". William 'lp. Trim Potter llarr Pcnrlu. Ill Prlt. Ileilart ,ri In Crctuau. Pouutalu Lro), eumii r a mate. !ltnal. seatnjii. 1019 Vinorn, Worth, larpcnle'r a mat, .Mont, zuma, la. t i . ft ! iviaiucn oyago io jici en Anrk, prll 13- The Cyclops whh one of the big roiil-eurrjlng naval Kiixlllarlei. designed to feet nrst-llnn lighting vessei nt sea. In fact, while both were timli-r v ov . by the use of tiavellng nblcs Inuit Lit nrmllke booms, Mi'- ni'roiiipiitiled bnttleshlps severul times m Kuropeati liters On a trip to Kiel a vcar nftir she was built sli was voted .t wonder by Clerman naval irltlrs. Mio frciUntly bus taken tmn'lnce to CuIiil and other places. During the American occupation of ven Crtir, In April. 1911, Admiral Mn.vn placed nOO licfiigfCH n liii.i i (I ber and 'ii lirt,i Hal- !veton with t. ii in In I'ffinln-r of that je.ir sin art d as the Chrliiin in ship fur the iin-r.riiii sullm 'n Mcmimii iwa -is, iiirivlng prcMtits to them from Soifnlli liurliii; n blow In Narriigiinsett llaj. n Vlnv. I'M., while sho was coaling the lMttlflili It.ioile tslnnC, they drifted iluwii mi Hu- lmiilehlp Vlrglnlu Scv iihI tilaics were started In the Cjclops .md im a tlnic It was thoilEht she might -.Ink line nf licr holds was partly tlllell with "atcr. but her pownful pumps - i il hei. I Itin.NIKSIIII A LA C-l'-ILMAN How Teutiiii Soldier Hetuincd Kind ness of nu Old Acquaintance lul. n Taintor Poote ban n wonderful -im III the American Mngartne, called tillo. ' Otto unit the suliller who tells the story used to be friends The rncr. lean att:icl.H a trench and limit otto in It. I he end of the story Is. Otto'' I sa. an' nil but dropped niv rifle "'lie w.is b,if lav In', half Mutu namn. huL never s:roke. ""Otto," I says hgalh, "flon't yHl know mo? I'm Dill Stlgcrst Don't ynt know. mo7" ' "M'Ta." bo says, "I know yell." "'Llston," T says. "Wo cot16 liavo a talk. I'll eeo you later. WVH liavo a talk about ojd times eh, Ottt,'. Ya," Bays Otto., i" ' "Well. look-a-hcrc I" I er. "They're trompln' on your eons Mtr whero you're, ft-layln'. I'll lift you fnft on tholro step, here, out of tho wa.r, ah' you'll rest moro easy." ,. j " "I laid down my rifle an' Btootal over to get a-hott of Mm. an' Here. I'll show jou.' "BUI turned to mo and lifted the patch from his rye, or rather from hU eye socket for tho eye and part of tJr Ud were gone. "I gave a shocked exclamation. "Hill replaced tho patch. "Otto had got n-liolt of a trench knife, somehow, an' 1 hadn't noticed It.' he said." ' BnaWHHHB1H1g!iHaWHIBl X a..-a ...it n . .CD ..UK 11GIIV1.IU Vt.. ig John Tcmoyan & Co. Ill South 15th St. iS ilry cleaned, scoured, re in paired ana siorea. tiich. w iiass wcrlc at moderat ta prices Get our estimate. S Phone Spruce 1271. Auto 3 trucks call for and deliver. We Deal Excluiively ia m Oriental Rugs lEHSaBSBggJBiaBISBBBSeSg; Pnw, II J in , s Polk seaman Tvltr. Tex. Itains ll,iir oti- ftri Ulan, I'ratilu vip c lUdd! . It,il-rt P.rl, svainao, cirr. u-hor'1, N i . lloblnvm laitiren.e Hlaiilslaus ngln man. 1st' 't'nn - venue. Ml t ouls. Mo. Ilan. Jam IJrnvat nuaf lermaater Wist! Alexandria O. i Salerno Andrea, blacktmitn. coney Ji ll reman. land. V V. Hfurlctt. Julian Ivirson wiok. via frehatTer, Janus, llur, fireman, burs W a SchmledelH nr. lb nnan Carl, Itoehester, Mtnn. wcnneui r into ueorge, tieiirieian. t inu- , Uruns. I Martins-' flreman. I la. O. Si O.'glll fOS i n.'lnn U. r... I..I. ".Vii""-' "-.fi.'"?. HI V. Ilerliert Tlllm... .... . rtll. Pla. ' --- tframi Irfeda- Klnnlarr. Otto Prank, electrician. Ccn tralla 111 Knazga, William Theodore, fireman. SCI Dorr street Toledo, O. Kle. Hobert cook, nu nd.lres. 1 I-nmb. Aubrey I. , bollermaker. Ports I mould, v a Uindgren. G.orge A , quartermaster. 5210 Wavne nentte. llil,.,... In ave,meTih1r,?;i,lrioY?.rns,d: Hrem,,ni n:0 ruUon Llahtentioin. Charlts. .u.i.Im!'S"'' "V "arles Cornelius, unin, I : Grand livenile. Chlraao. i.in.nuist, itaifh Gibson, fireman. Peoria I I-icke; i in me. I Low man. Dewey Nicholas, fireman . Vllle. M' I MeAdains. William James, chief wnter lYolr'K.'rrllv lorl-tlftll stret. New ! .Jli""!", George Bushnell. fireman. Mem I pnis, i enn. I . JclV,M- "'chard Huglile. fireman. Mag I liolli, Miss I McKlnle. Thomaa Jarkson. aaman, Ever green Ala I Oa'fnJnCal l"ranK enr'' nuartermaster, I MeNeal. Ge'orgo Maso.i, fireman. Illrmlng i nam. via L -,rN,l:,'S1-,.1 Jlllam, Patrick. vvateV tend- crV,'"i,' fouth llalsted street Chieaao , MaiDonneil, Thoma" Francis, electrician. South Boston Mass Medloldla Victor, mess attendant. Callho lopiz J, r Jterkel, Lawrence fireman. 1123 Laurens street. Baltimore. Md. Mltiheii, Joseph Freeman, seaman, Pratt vltv. Ala, .vi'7e, Austin, seamvn, Odenvllle Ala Mftnre. Sl.W.irl Vlnrl .aum.n ..-11., ... , a. - Gravis. Charles Garnctt water tenner, i. - - Carrollton. III. -Vfoores, Herman Crav. Ilretnan, Mtilr. Kj- Grisshy. Uarl. gunner's mate, New Pal- Morgan. IMward H.ott, Jr.. liremaii. etlne Ind ' Wash Hake, james iicrnaro, seaman, uicnr.ioiiu, Moses Krnest Olln. mess attendant. South IS'ni Tort- flreman, Cral. Orchard, yeoman, Atlanta, bollermaker. Seattle, Hartford, fireman, shlpfltter. Sour Ash- Va Hall. James Orbln Kv Hanlln. Jesse Samuel Ga Hardwlck. I.wls Herburt, mess attend ant Atlanta Oi. Harper. U'rlc Samuel, seaman. Toddvllle, S C Harrison. Rupert Asa, yeoman. McAIester. llemnel. Norman A . coxswain. South Nor- Hendrlx. Arch seaimn. Colbert, Ga Herbert W. Hoy. oiler. Berkeley. Va. V Hernandez. Unrliue. cook. Washington, n. t) C llfrrdn, ri.uiu.iu.. iiiaw.ittttB. a ,i,,,.v, Chios Greoie Herring, Dewey llubson, seaman I-arK va .. .. . Hevwood. Carroll, tireman il.i .-.onn i r..i...i in.,i I Potomic street. Baltimore. Md ., i.,,. . . I Hllrhvoek. Nelson, flreman Merlden Conn ...-. Hon ueorge wasnint'iou, sr-auian. tan z:rrrr-T- iVHh TVr.e Hvemie. Chleaeo. Ill lfurne, William Michael, tircinuii. Augusta. Hotchkis.. Oral Prank. tireman. .M Bet.der avenur. Cleveland O Hubbard. Kenneth, seaman. Terra Ce. Hvinan. Frank, seaman Leeshuru' 11 Jirvis Huaen engineman. Norfolk. Va Jett. Hughle Alphus, seaman, Urooksvllle, Jones Beverly Franklin, seaman. l'Jd West Twentv -second street. Baltimore Md jornun. uarrtu uouuwin. ingiucman. Glnter Carolina. .Newton. Burt Alexander, teaman. Haleyor Dale. Ga. I Now-lln. Guy Corneolus. ship's cook, Au rora Neb. O'Dvy. Nicholas James, seaman. Hello vue. Ky "Oitrton, Dvvld Alonzo, carpenter's mate. AdamHvlUe, Tenn. ' Oxford, Joseph Marshall, quartermaster, New Harmony. Ind. I Parks. James Henry, fireman, Sandwich, Mass , Palnnudr. Charles L. G , coman, New port. K. I Peters, demons Georcv-, painter, Dallas. j Tex. ivtei. Mnrtln Vlbrt i hi f com tuard, 129-1 VhKlnle boulevard Milwauke Wis I'off. Alfri-d llr man VIurpnrei"Kloro. it till Spottsuoi'd, seaman, lli. Hrcman Wlngate. Tex Seller. Vitleiillnc. ssainun. Waslitmrton. D. C Shields. William Patrick, gunners mitt; , Traverse fit: . Mich , KehorkU-j. John tireman. nthcl Mont. I Slevelerskl dm Paul, fireman, 2.02 llud son street, Baltimore Md. I Sliellencer. Hatnuel Alexander, siaman. Camden, Ind. Smith, George Washington, seaman, Jat k aonvtlle, Flu Smith. John Cnghram. electrician. Pan- . llin. Miss Htante.. Shlrlej Wootsoii, seaman. li- Siark Hdwln I .' nretniin. Wilton. Wis ' I Stetnbergi r. O-.tl Hamilton, fireman. To- I ledo. Wiuti. Stewart. RobTt Bovd, fireman, Lovll. Win btraus. Udwln J . pharmarlst'a mate, 1311 Down atreet, Denver. Col. strong, i raneia uine. ureman. .vsnianu. Ah. Tegedar. Walter Ptntt, marhlnlst's mate. 2001 Orleans street. Baltimore, Md swoveland. llov 11 . oiler. Portsmouth. Va Talor, Howard All'rl. Ureman. Memphis, Tenn Torretta James Joseph, rook. Gloutester, Mass. Touart. A litis, s anian, Pensacola. l'la To " n't '"rih Alfrid. thief viatu tm der. Uollln. Wrt. Trallnskv. Bernard, flreman, ID South Central nvenn--, Baltimore Mdi I Vus Ulan ranv, blacksmith, 170 Pearl , atreet liuifalo. N Y Mdlund John Henry, ihltf jeuman, Ih-i pemlnc Jlleh Fnger. Harry D, ihlef eVcirlclnn. Tiffin, Ohio. I'ruuhart William Archie, fireman. Har- I rlsinvlll Vlo i Wnddell. s-i-pii j,e, Mremin. Horhelle. G i VA vlf Iinnl, , oiler, Portsmouth, Va Walnwrlyht Juhn Freeman, seaman Portsmouth. Va Wall. James, fireman. Rockland. Ml,., I I Ward. William David, fireman, Jennings, I Tla I Wntklns Thomas, fireman. Mslrher. Ia Weathers. John Wesley, tireman, Bow man S C 1 Webb, Norman Hinmett. seaman, 4133 I Sherman nvvnue, Cincinnati. O. ' Welsanal, Udward Nicholas, flreman. 3U , Sherman street Buffalo. N Y. . VVelborn L Hoy Alexandir, cook, Rtrinyer, ' J!l Welhorn Pendleton D wey, Fvtnian Stringer, Mass. West, Andrew Benn, fireman, Clatslianl , Ore West, James Alexander, fireman, flat bkiinit-. Or West William Harry, nrcmau. Dillon, Okln , Wheeler, James Madison, nospital app , National soldi'rs' Home. Tenn. Wheeloek. M.yron. electrician, Hast Con cord. N. Y Wllker'on, Udwln Karl, shipwright. Wash- ington. D 0. , Williams Charlea W., ceaman, no sd dre.s Willi ims, Survaln Austin, mess attend 1 ant. Washington. D. C. 1 Willis. Clarence Joseph, fireman. Spring- I Willis, Thomas Jefferson, fireman, Haston Wilson. Ilmry Jamis seaman. 3010 Uni versity avenue. Minneapolis, Minn Wise. William Thomas, fireman. Ghn I more. I.i . Wlaidzkv Samuel Conrad, fireman, lor , s' Hill Md. ... . VV.if William Hob, rl llr, man 1 il'J Lull (hrf,., sir t Bi'llimol, . Md VVoo.l Vlllii)i loin, llr, man. Kinal, Wooili I rank I sl r ma hintit . man P. rk, rrburi; W Va, n.iiilll. Va Kearnes Murrell Alfred, soauian, mont. Okla Keller, James, quarttrmaster. Gah Tex- ir-iet JabBllt iVA nil ffltowi. f0: " "Pe r the end very "leSSroVl ",Are a"-lous to see home Hl.i Iv,' " evcr go to another war lA. DI! ,0 B- Prepared. know-Imr a ElBw 0l lh0 an,e- Since i ,eft .,, , ".ted. itr-i " ,u neimcr haVA-T. ".r"-1!. nor camhlorl T !,.. lVa',i.rt3r.pounds ana am fewr lffr,e,r feI-, better In my life. l?Dti,l,.i, "ua lu nei letters, eo ItS&u TJnei'er jou can. My band 1. ;"t can hardly hold tho pen." MOTOWN CATHOLICS lUATESERVICEFLAG fro'ti.i.-- T " l' it nior. ,," Apm "The pres ? th. phi, 'Jlan s,xty V1 mta ES&P?"elfW X"7 Yard and Sijntn. v' Bmouianca corpv &$ was a feature a jui. IS v- WlRtamT -15 wa? tonducted by IS&i J-oyi" ciThif i s?h,uv'ler. vice rector lhJaTi whollo High School. Phlla. Hft-rmona,-- " this town, delivered n.o?f01r?v1,i"'tar-' mass a-serv rtaiiow in Vi?l" three. ,neirtbers of the. r,- .w..tn tile Hervlt-A e n,.i. AA.. I.&W Be iard i ;.;,'" "uuresa was mau Snier, lra Kelly, a Philadelphia a! at- e'' - .-.ataa. twa,- b'-romI?adl,"e'.!'"i f the or SraMtVi5ISIi3H5JiSISJ3ffirEiill I l I I Trimmed Hatsn a i fiseaf - T STOHI" JgT A (O fflf Mav?son & DeMan:? IH5 Chestnut Street Opposite Keith's Theatre A One-Day Special! 923 MARKET STREET A Special Pricing Smart Suits $ I V JV' J VyCJ y7sfa Jf u.$Z-uu f 5 Of Our Regular S23 and 529.75 Stocks suits nf disi nu ' ivh - ehtywing tlio t ulti.i - smart uui In r onl found in s ti 1 1 sli'iwn by cxilufcivc shops A wealth of stvles materials most pivulai ir f ir t ho tec iie clupcd of this seat-on Silk & Serge Dresses Val..o-1'ntr.fe atCC IV (( 13 A varied a "oii 111 e n t of st vies showing ii s t fashion thoUBiit-- Lingerie fQ WAISTS ioc Dozens of stjles in voiles organdies and lawns laro and embroidered fronts others with frilled fronts or tailored elfects. Envelope CHEMISE 50c M.uW of Hi"- sheer luigirio materials with dainty touches of lave for trimming ut full und generous White onl Featuring Splendid Reproductions j of High-Priced Models Combined with smurt-looking originations of our best millinery organizations. p.vorv 1ml i wpII worth more than out special price, and every hat will prove a welcome surprise to many at 1 Q Bargain Basement Reduced Women's $12.50 Serge $ 5UHS Several mod els to choose from. Newest coat lengths, many are but ton trimmed Illus and lopular colors. Sizes up to 41. 8 Taffeta DRESSES tff II Girls' $2.50 White 5fiS?91.69 era vi3av.es Several styles for choice In plain colors and n e vv fctriped effects. Kvery one a great vulue at this special sale price. Children's New 5 Spring 59 CO Coats --0 yuw) 4rrf i- W i' i: lUili: This Store is the Home of the Finer Kind of Furniture A LL over the Un - Van Sciver' is the recognized LL over the United States the name synonym for cood furniture. It has tilway3 been our aim to preserve and constantly re-create only the traditional ly Rood and beautiful in furniture and to accept only such modern interpretations as were justified by changing require ments and in accordance with the highest precepts of art-craftsmanship. With the casing up of the freight embargo our great furniture galleries are again filled to repletion with the most exquisite ex amples of modern workmanship and so enormous is our stock both in point of quantity and variety that we speak conservatively when we say that in no other store perhaps in no other half-dozen stores combined -could you see its equal. nm J-IHI.TI'" !"l, Kt&mifxriKsa&yfWzvinvaTKwiKir. ' , f.'jKi.vwvimitzstwc; i Mi.i'i'i, huiiumum msmmsssBmffimmmB :r -' irt . t2Mr?Z-$- jiff ' fflfp!: i iirff wH Bl m IHfeMHBMBzlHfljfnt An Unusual Breakfast Room Suite in Old Ivory Witn Decorations in Color V charminif breakfast room suito after tho Heppelwhito motif, executed in Old Ivory Tiuc?u i rl"1 jIccorut!onsr,i" c'or; comprises Buffet with hansl-is mirror, Drop-leaf Table, two Arm Chairs and two Sido Chairs. Prico complete for seven pieces, $183.50. Notable among our extraordinary showing of every ktr.d of furniture is the display of dtmnoBUite. Mahogany, American Walnut and Jacobean Oak ire in vogue and amona the nctvest Spring styles are the favorito classic Period designs. "many me Save 25 on. Choice Domestic Rugs All standard, perfect goods which wo have heavily reduced simply because certain lines are incomplete, and we are temporarily unable to replenish these particular qualities, as so many of tho mills have given up their looms to Government work. The savings are actually much greater than our list of comparative prices would indicate, because we have based our ree ular prices on the wholesale cost of more than u year ago. We quote but a few items, but other sizes and grades havo been proportionately reduced? ' $70.00 Royal Wilton. 9x12 ... .$52.50 l $48.00 Fine Axminster. 9x12. . .$36.50 $58.00. Fine Axminster, 11.3x12, $38.50 I $27.50 Seamless Tapestry. 9x12, $21.50 Luxurious Wing Arm Chair all Over Upholstered . Chair that expresses dignity, good stylo and comfort in a liigh degree; all-over upholstered in imitation brown Spanish leather; suitable for almost any room "in the house. Rocker to match, same price, $14.50. V $14.50 Colonial Style Library Table in Dull Mahorjany A splendid ex ample of the ever popular Colonial style: a table of sound construction and excellent lines, admirably executed in Mahogany, with ' the pleasing dull fin ish, size 42 x 20 inches. '.mHami.im'- nr; i j.. -in .. lli 1 7 i-wiiymm fCT!1--, "-. v""-3-? vi . j l ? ' a $19.50 DRAPERIES Tho new spring lines of drapery materials, curtains, portieres, etc., are now on exhibition, and wo call your special attention to cur very complete display of Cre tonnes. Theso tire in an unusually wide range of colorings and patterns suitable for curtains, draperies, slip-covers and couch cushions. Price per yard, beginning at 20c. l-UUtti HAMMOCKS With adjustable upholstered, lt.ick. htrnnc atpl frnm -ith cnl- vanlted fabric springs covered in gray or khaki and duek. with the new- eravenette tinlsh: In cluding suspension chains, price S19.S0, There are an nioto to select from with prices begin ning at S9.73. AWniNCb We strongly urge iyou to Place your oraers for avvnlugs now io as to avoid the possible delays occasioned by the mid season rush. Telephone or write for estimates, for you will nnd our prices unusually loir considering the high grade fabrics we use. A B. Van Sdvw Oi. Manufacturers Importers and Retailers Market Street Ferry, Camden, New Jersey Store Opens Dally it 8.30 A. Closes at 5.30 p. M. M. THHirr STAMPS B0UJ AT THE VAN B0ITEE STOKE TwtjfTcuivv guttr;i Market Street Fsrry Boats Land Opposite Stors CTEBTCHE YQH BOX HELTS T9 "JTJK IK ' this most moderate price. ih. irtri i?;s's?oi,e. j ' THE HOME OF STYLE AND ECONOMY hK'wv -- -. uorman. x,ggiP.'B'TO1nigFiPfpppfafa?iaw rt'l.f a t ,; .ls o
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