vjf ff ' y . , tot fjETftttt. irT7-iTt MiEW?jl aP?S 1 Shell Roads and Woods in Vicinity of Cantigny-Fremincourt SKY ABLAZE WITH LIGHT Willi Hie American. In rirardr. May 8. The American artillery throughout the night nai poundlnc the German posi tions at Cantigny. Courtemanche, Fon-talne-sous-Montdldler. Mcsnlt-St. CJeorges and all roaeli and woods In the lclnlty. Under the extremely heay Are tho Cantigny Framlcourt wood has been torn up by high eTploMe Enemy sup. ply trains were subjected to a deluge of shells. The fly was ablaie with the light of the American artillery fire. The boche guns replied against our rear organizations. The clearing weather has enabled ex cellent ob.emtlon's. French airplanes hoier fner the German lines in flocks. The front Is now a rea of mud, nnd conditions are slmllir to the early stages of the war when there were no shelters and men were lllng in mud holes. A heay rainstorm drenched the Amer ican front In Lorraine nnd along the Mouse nier In tho nfternoon, Interfer ing with artillery and airplane actUl ties Earlier In the day enemy snipers had been very actle. Courteminche Is a lllage about a mile and a quarter northwest of Mont dldler, on the railway connecting that city with Amiens MesnII-St Georges Is n mile and a hilt wet of Monidldler. en the main highway connecting Mont dldler with Breteull Kontalne-ous-Jlontdidler Is a mile north of Jtesnll-bt Georges. Cantigny Is a mile we-st and slightly north of Fontalne-sous-Mont- dldler l'ramlcourt Is a small I1Iorc a mile and a half east of Cantigny at obout midway between Cantigny and Courtemanche. GERMAN ACCOUNT OF LYNCHING Talc of Pragcr Hanging as Pub lishcd in Rcrliu Special Cable to Uicning Public Ledger CvrvrlaM, 1919, Iv the .Vein York Tlmrj Co. The Hague, May 8. Th Vosslche-Zoltung learns from Snltzeiliml that n Oirnnn named Itob ert I'ragcr, from Dresden, nut l:lng In ColllnsUlle, 111 , wai taken bv a mob and hanged In a wood U hijs l'rager was accused. of rnlonagc by his neighbor because ho tiikul fierman with an un known wonnn In St Louis "In reality there wai nothing against Prager and the Mnor refned to arrest him, ns tho offend wa perpctntecl out elde the city precincts," the paper says The mob Intended only to tar nnd feather I'ragcr, but. finding no t lr hanged him. according to the Vosslche 2eltung, which remaiks tint the Ameri can press Is much P rturbed oer this hncblng, but 'It liny be lidded that the American pre's Is largely guilty owing to its lou of sensitlon." LONDON BARS FOOD TALK mmmmmmammmmmtmgmmm LENDS TENSION TO U. S. Mrs. Mary L. Klostermaiin. 122 North Tenth street, who is devot ing a Government penion to the purchase of a Libert) Unml. Mrs. Klosterniann is eight)-five jears old. Uolh of her parents were born in Germany Casualties Among American Troops 'W Mm Km. irirMftet & 1 TMtwr trt, Fhltaihu v : DAVE WKTKA. prtvat. Duluth. Minn. DKAN SELLER. private. WMhburn N. D. Woandtd SlllMIr S. FIIETZ, sergeant. Easton. WAX , -, j . . .1 -'j. . r .. w .v. ' ir t a i y v .n t i i - mjiimmvm ' ishare-up in ordnance NOW AN OPEN BOOK Clubs Put Up Signs Prohibiting Topic in Conversation London. April 22 Tho food question has reached a point when Its eternal discussion Ins become Intolerable, nnd many London clubs hio placed signs up In their smaller sitting nnd smoking rooms announcing that the food question Is tiboo In conversation there. One of tho lnrgcxt women's cltih. In the West End his laid down a rulo that any member or lsltor alluding to the subject shall be fined nnd the pemlty handed oor to a Red Cnvis fund. BORGLUM CLAIM HELD UP Court Refuses to AiUanrc for Trial Ac tion Apahi't IititlcrfieM Estate New tork, Mnv 8 Supreme Court Justice Illjur here tndiy refued to ad vance for trill the claim of $32,400, held by Gutzon Borglum. M.ulptor, against the estate of Mrs. .Tulla lluttei field, on plea of executors that tho trial would consnme much tlin, and prepiratlon must t ciade for tho evidence of expert vltnessr. IJorglum's claim Is for the remainder of payment for a statue of General Dantel Butterfleld rerted on Itlversldo drive, and for which he was to receive 154,000. t Washington, May S. Today's casualty list contained a tctal of seventj-flve names, Including thirteen killed In action, three missing, two deaths from accidents, three deaths from disease, thirteen wounded severely and forty-one wounded slightly. Sergeant Joseph Jitonlna. previously reported missing, Is now known tu be a prisoner In Germany. His home Is 15 Granite street, Webster. Mass. Lieuten ant Edgir II. Xoland, of I'ctersburg. Va , previously reported missing, has been lo cated In a hospital suffering from shell ohock. Killed In Action EGBERT WILLIAMS BEACH, lieuten ant, Piedmont, C.il. ARTHUR R. GAYLORD. lieutenant Minneapolis, Minn. FRANK S. HANF, lieutenant. Chelsea, Mass. KENNETH! L DIVER, corporal, Sun man, Ind FRED BUCKLEV, private, Bavonne, N. J. MICHAEL J COUGHLIN. private. Man- Chester, Mass JOHN' DEARDOSKV. private, Hecla. Pa. TROY E. FORREST, private, Mammoth Springs, Ark GENE G JIEXSO.V, private, Fornfclt. Mo JOHN LIN'IO.V. private. Chicago. HABIT S MEBAWAIl, private, Mount Lebanon, Syria. WILLIAM PHENNIO, private: next kin, Mrs Auguata Phennlg. Los An geles. Cal. FRANCIS P. VALLELEY. private. Pratt City, Ala. Died of Accident JULIAN N. HOWELL. lieutenant, Wash- ingion, u. u. JOHN K. GRISARD: next kin, Mrs. John K Grlsard, Chicago. Died of Dliease HENRY CONER. private, Crowvllle, La. T J. SHEA, private. Fall River. Mass JAMES SHIELDS, private, Greenville. Miss. Wounded .Severely JOHN N WALKER, co'rporal, next kin, Georgo N, Walker. Baltimore. Md. RAYMOND C. BRYANT, private, next kin. Mrs Carrie I Brjant, Baltimore. Md. JOS F. FIRTH, private. Pottsvlllc. Pa. THOMAS It. HARRISON, private, St. Aubert. Mo. ALEXANDER C. HIPES. private, next kin Mrs Florence E Hlpcs, San Francisco. Cal HENRY C, McPHERSON, private, Greenville, Ky. CLYDE MILLARD, private, next kin Mrs Oracle Millard, Mont Pclier, In diana, JAMES K. ROSSER, private, Broadway. N. C. DAVID A SVUNDERS, private. Frank Durant, 3748 Elllo avenue, Chicago J. SRUTA, private, next kin. Uohoes J. Nusl, Chicago. WILLIAM CHARLES VITI. private. HENnr Pa. KELSIE W. KELLUM, sergeant; next kin, Charles Kellum, Cincinnati, O. EDWARD A. LECHNIR. sergeant; next kin, Mrs Emllle Helda, Cleveland, O DENNIS R SHIRLEY, sergeant, Ed- monton. Ky. LOWERY T. 1IAGOOD, corporal. Oak. dale, Tenn RUtlE NELSON, corporal, Kennan, Wis. GERALD D. WHITNEY, corporal, St. Charles, III. DANIEL D. McCONNELL. wagoner, Klngstree. N. C. VALENTINO D AMBROSIO. private; next kin, James Valbolo, New Haven, Conn BRYAN ANDREWS, private, Antonlne, Ark. VINTON II, BOWnS', private; next kin. John F Bow en. Baltimore. Md SAMUEL CAUDILL. private, Phelps, Wis VES B COFFEY, private, Burlington, N D SAMUEL S DARMSTADT, private. nect kin. Miss Bessie Darmstadt, New York THOMAS R DOYLE, private, Eiston, Pa GUNNARD ERICKSON, private, Braln- erd Minn , DAVID J, GOERZ. private; next kin Mrs Anna Goen. !os Angeles. Cal JOHN E HAAGENSON, private. Fon- , tanella, Iowa. HOMER D HADDEN. private, Pon- clard. Okla SYDNEY C HARRIS, private. Topcka. Kan OUST KALLAS, private, Onnln, Neb JOHN KURTOLICK. private, Wauseon. Ohio R. E MACAUSLAND, private, Ixiwell, Mass BOYD MacDONALD, private, Grafton, N. D WILLIAM MASON, private, Forney. N C. JOHN MICONA. private. Coal City. Ill CLYDE L NOEL, private, Fanners burg. Ind rilANK A O BRIEN. private; next kin, Mrs Kntherlne O'Brien. Baltimore JOHN PHILLIPS private. Grlflln. Oa PHILIP E RATCLIFFE, private; next kin. Mrs Robert A Ratcllffe. 2410 Shirley avenue. Baltimore. STERLING O. RICE, private, Easton. Pa. HARRY ROBINSON, private, Haver ford. Ta PERRY bHEPPERD. private. Decoy, Ky. HENRY D STANSBURY, private, next Kin Henry Stanshury. Baltimore WILLIAM II .STRICKLHR, private, next kin Charles htrlckler, Baltimore FRANK WATK1NS, Jr.. private, Mill- vllle. N J VINCENT WHITEHILL. private, next kin II Whltehlll, Corry, Pa, ALFRED A WOLFE, private, Easton. Pa. JOHN A. YOUNG, private, next kin William O Young. Baltimore. ROSS P. YOUNG, private, Johnsonburg, Pa JOHN P ZELL. private, next kin Mrs Minnie Zell. 60 North Farson street, Philadelphia MUftlnic In Action WILLIAM II GORDON, lieutenant, next of kin Mrs. Etta W. Gordon, New York. HOMER ACKERS, private. Norwood, Mo. LOUIS SANDLER, private, next kin Morris Sandler. 2211 South Sixth street, Philadelphia. Exposure of German System of Communication Made by Bolo Pasha's Nemesis Albany, N. Y., May 8 The code used by the German Foreign Offlco to communicate with Count Jo hann von Bcrnstorff when he was di recting German activities In the United States Is now nn open book In tho pos session of the Government Through the efforts of Attorney Gen eral Merton E Lewis, of New York, who conducted the Investigation which led DEPARTMENT URGED Civilian Chief Suggested as Means of Speeding Production ---, - ...... , til UIKVIIV.C rii i to the eccutlon ol nolo Pasln In Paris I department while for trcafon, the Von Bernstorff code has ' former head, Is m nidiliiron. May S Appointment of a clvUlan head of he Ordnance Department Is being strongly urged in many quartern Coincident with a thorough though rather quiet Investigation, Secretary of War Hiker Is making into the ordnance fltu.itloii the demand for 'a bchwab" to "pep up" ordnance production Is In creasing General Williams, rated high as an ordnance epert has taken hold of tho iivniiMrrBNn am ALFTIOITOITALIANO Conccntrazionc di Fuoco Con- tro Truppe Austriachc Preso Sismon Publtihe-1 and DIMrlbiited tinder PKtlMtT Nn 311 ft Authored bv the. set of Oeto'wr 1S17. nn mo at lh Pcstemce ot Phila delphia, Va Iir order of th- P','Vftov. Test msiner llnrsl LJUKdS " yg"P! . r mrotuMii mien ir l'Astlco UBreaift.-.?W Qiunti notlila che. rlorni of iono,'t reglmenlo dl Boeml st ammutlno nel pressl delta ttailone ferrovlarla dl Le:- bach. Clnquanla ufflclall, che si rifluU rono nl loro uomlnl dl prender posto nei xreni, furono deferltl alia Corte Marzlale o condannatl alia fucllazlone. i.esecuzlone nvvenne entro le 24 ore presentl git uomlnl dl truppa del reggl- memo. ira quest! ultlml tnolt:sslml furono rnndannatl a jiene dal 20 al 30 anni a lavorl forzatl. Accettando la rlchlesta del Pana l'lniperntore dl Gcrmanla ha dato trd'ne che dalle Chlcso del Belglo non slano plu' rlmosse campane, organl ed nltrl oggettt dl metnllo. II Generalo Corsi. uno del nlu" nnnrez- iratl crltlcl mlllt.arl Itallanl, scrlvo sul SIB! General heeler now hi l.tlrnno Tho been deciphered, reconstructed and ! situation confronting Willi ims u ad turned over to the Federal authorities imltteillv none too good In nddltlon to the code, Attorney W'lthout attempting tn prejudge Wll General Lewis has furnished the Vnh- ams's merit which Is (onsldered high Ington authorities with a complete Index . proponents of the civilian held Idea of names nnd subjects Invnlicd In the point out tliat the ordnance question at Investigation of the Hugo Schmidt present Is pentlill om nf pioduc Deutsches Bank negotiations; a Mitn-Uon a vast enterprise for which a rap mary of the Inquiry made Into the wool I tain of Industrv would be better fitted activities of German ngents and the I py experience than would i milltarv special report on reiiiuiances uv me pnn Anitr-liroiw Kaiser's foreign office to South lean countries to defraj German ganda expenses The deciphered code Is the one used by Hut'n Schmidt, who was pavnnster III this country of the Grrni.ni Foreign Ofllce nnd which be attempted to de strov by burning the original copv In the Deutsches Vcreln (Germ in Club) In New York city tangled In the Those urging the appointment of n clvll'an chief say there Is a big function for tile- milltarv mm In the ordnince rltuitlon but tint It !! In distribution to the forces 111 the field lather than In getting vast production qulikl.v and rff'e lentlv Virtually every phase ot ordnance iinidiictlim aside from luaihlne guns and when he became en- I rifles nnd some forms of ammunition Is Investigation of Bolo ' pourc-o of worry to men dlicrtlj ron- P.asha's nctlvltles by the Attornev Gen eral When his name was linked with i.nt nf thn ninn reeentlv i ecute.1 b tlio ' French Government Schmidt went to the German club which tho Kaisers agents visited There In the prcence of an as sistant Charles Seluiihard, he tos'-ed the copy of the code Into a furnace Fragmentary evidence of tho code, however, was discovered In Schmidt's olflce This enabled Deputv Generil Al fred T Becker to reconstruct tlio code nected with the t isk And the machine gun problem Just now Ironing out, has been one of striking delivs In the ordn nice corps ns now ronstl tuted the chief has three nsIMants re sponsible for various phases of work Anv thing must go through these three to get to the chief ami any subordinate, no matter how competent would rlskeourt martl il were he to go ovei the heads eif tho men above Appointment of a civilian might not nltogi her remedy this From thousands or winvics messages iMtuiuon, u is ueciirro In Se'hmldt's olllce which were duplicated I At pn sent It H dllllcult to rlnrt In nt sayvltlo and Tuckerton wireless sta- definite figures Just whrre the ordnance tlons Attornev General Lewis de- ! Utintlon stands Secretary Baker con fesses no eioes not kiiow v iirre ino m i- made It ciune-gun main r suinus -wm me policy Horns, 8 magglo Dltpaccl gluntl dal Qu.artler Gener.alc glornale "La Trlbuna" dl Roma che una Itnllano recano che In parecchl puntl "'" ' i" wcurc cue i leeiescnt de,!a frone dl battagl.a le pat.ugl.e ed t.'S.Ti:ilSr5a,lp 1 rlpartl Itallanl d Incurslono lunno dls-. s(?n,e paUfa nc,fl oro opf perso gruppl n pattuglle nemlche Le.quando efftttuarono I glgantechl sforzl batterle avversarle iffettuarono Intermit-1 a sud ed a nord ill Ypres, I tedeschl tentl aonl. ad eccezione d, un fuoco d. n-sono f W.'r-nSThi molcstli abbastanza Intenso contro le ancatn ia grande offenslva In tutte le caso e llnee nella Valle del Brenta Lartlgllerla Itallana rffettuo' fuoclil concentratl contro truppe nemlche a sud dl Sismon Una grande attlvlta' contlnuo" da parte degll nvlatorl ed Inglosl e nuestt ultlml rlusclrono nd nbbattere tre macchlne tentonlche e bombardarono larei retro- Ftante alio poslzionl nemlche tra I Astleo ed il Bienta l.ceo II testo eiei eomunicato umciaie pubbllcato. lerl, dal Mlnlstero della Guerra In varll puntl della fronte rll Hi Il ml h mno efiperto pattuglle Ul trup pe nemlche I.e azlonl d.a pirto dell artlgllerla i nemlca furono goner.alniente liitermlt tintl ad eccezione dl un fuoco ell mo le'stli eontro le llnee c In case nclla ' Valle del Brenta Lartlgllerla It.all ma concentro' It puo tiro eontio tiuppo nemlche a sud di CImon Oil nvlatorl Ingle-sl nbbatterono tre smart Mm RRnn IJSiR . tt4eaefcl .Impletarono tr parara la loro ailona in : I francesl e gll Ingles! tnla unlta' necessarle per auals zlone dl guerra sotto II fuoeSo nonl nemlcl, la ptesslone dell taccantl e rinfluenza delta ma mlche che avanzavano. La, zlone e la ortanlzzailone dl truppe ha blsogno dl tempo e dl-1 e perclo' tutta la nlu' alta ammlf deve essere trlbutata at General che e' stato ablle dl effettuarla. stanto le clrcostanz sopra "Quests consideration! dlee tVd ale Corsi sono raccomandata a- che Impazlentemente cercano munlcatt II segnale della cont nuntcatl II segnale della contli vn. Nella tattlca dltrnslva 1' dl forze e' un esenzlale fatter questa economla che ha man" negll ultlml trenta glornl la comp del fronte, nonostante la violently opprlmente presslone del nemlco. y eiuestl fattl un alto tributo dev dato alle truppe francesl ed lngl In traterna unlcne hanno car tra loro in sacruizi eu eroismo. m - kmWmWKkmkmmk "i 1 clnhered the code Schmlot, ii was lounn, had a practice to write letters to confirm I "' " c,m r'"K'"any 1' '?" t r wireless mess iges sent from blanches of ' "-k '"" .l'1 ordnance like a rplanes tho Deutsches Bank In S-.uth America. I -trom public notice most of the time whero there was no censor.shlp at the "tl1 nmv' when reorganization and In- iiv-iw .... , I . I,, .1 nn urn lnuntiiiTii lli iKiiitilte .llilfil I.PUIS i-"iihin"w - - n ". i-i-c.... RUMANIA GIVES UP DOBRUDJA Cedes South in Treaty Commis sion to Rule North 7urleh, Mav 8 The peace treaty Just signed by Kumnnla with the Central Powers provides for tho ceding of south ern Dobrudja to Bulgaria nnd the ruling of northern Dobrudja by n special Joint commission nendlng final settlement. Dobrudja Is n part of Itumnnla bounded on the east by the Black Sea and on the north nnd west by the Danube. It has n.l area of 4000 square miles and a populat.on of about 300,000. WAR CROSS FOR 6 YANKEES Dccorateil for Gallantry on Dallleficlil in Picanljt With the Ainerlrans In l'lenrilj. May S Sl more Americans have been deco rated with tho crolx do guerre 'ihey Captain Sidney Graves. Lleutenrnt Paul Daly, Sergeants W. B Connel and II. It Wehh and Privates i:. F. Bcnnct and J A Mendenhall Bcnnct. n motorcjclc courier, drove through two enemy barrages to c-arrv out a mission Connel and Mendenhall. members of the signal corps, maintained telephone communications with the rear during a gas attack despite u heavv bombardment. The others were c ted for gallantry and elflcleney In pstrollng. Graves Is a i-on of Brigadier General Graves, of the National Army time This Schmidt's name In code was "Svdney Plckford," Bolo Pasha wns Stregls," Captain Hoy-Til was "Itlclnrd Hous ton," nnd Von Papen, "Thorn is Hogg, son " watchwords Military Wrist Watches riniir1fiii1M.ltrhj of the better, k ln.1 bo BOinc -orr Luminous dial an! for the $12.50 to $28 C. R. Smith & Son Market St. rt 18th VA yTZr-- gr IWSISJSE'SISrffiEJErTDi 5 cmm. . m PStT Tili MMfir VA. !sa,-i mmimr c II Ii L 'I IV v mG i s 923 MARKET STREET A Surprising Sale! Women's New Smart 1 $ Suits 16 .75 Their Regular Prices Ranged Up to $25.00 Hundreds of women will welcome! this opportunity to buy our best Bell- inrr mnrlola hnfr euero fnrmerl nffeArf un to S25.00 at this savin c. 'J Women's $20 and $25 GlA m Silk DRESSES 15 Also serges and wool jerseys. il 1 1 PRUSSIAN DIET CAUSES CRISIS Rejects Manhood StitTrnRC Bill. Kai?er Hack, m 1'otstlam Amsterdnni, May 8 Tho Kaiser'? re. ,S turn to Potsdam from Oreat Headquar-g terS was Clue IT, mo e;ri-i- rcumnK iiwm j the rejection of the manhood suffrage hill by the Trus-dan Diet, said advices I from Berlin today Count von Hertllng was summoned to Potsnlam to make a report on the matter. Tho foregoing cablegram gave the Hrst Intimation that the manhood suffrage measure had been rejected A dispatch received vesterday said that the bill had passed tho lower house of the Prussian Wet niiininiiiiiiiMiiiniiiiiinuiiiiiiiiiiHWiigiiffiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiira INDIANOLA 9.50 A Dance HIT for the Victor Every once and awhile there is a se lection that makes an in s t an taneous hit due to its i n d ividualitv p and catchincss, B Indianola is one of these a g Victor record that you can g play and play, and every time if with more enjoyment. 1 HEAR IT HERE 1 G. W. HUVER CO. I 8 The Home of Service ff 1 1031-33 CHESTNUT 3 Pianos Players B Paul! ii mi inn mmwiiriiiii nn uiiiiiiw a uuemt Mason & DeManj 1115 Chestnut Street Opposite Keith's Theatre Our Important Sale of Trimmed Hats $1.00 Good Corsets 65c Low bust and topless models. w Silk Poplin Skirts $3.00 Several in new All sizes. models colors ...S&L Georgette Crepe Silk Waists $2-00 Value tip to $4.00 Lac trimmed e m b roldered' front or nov- e 1 1 y ribbon trimmed mod ela. r-K w $1 Envelope Chemise 55c Sheer lingerie 1 materials; lace!' trimmed. ut $2 House A Dresses $1.39 Of ginghams, percales and;' cnamorays. Reduced From Our Own Stocks ffMBrWmRLW$ 1 Ik V $2-50 A Reduction on Women's $15 $ S SUITS 10 .00 Several hundred brand-new garments. Of all- vi col serges and bhepherd checks In all new models All sizes. Women's $10 and $12.50 Former Prices Ranged From $5.00 to $12.50 Unquestionably the Greatest Saving Ever Known on Individual Millinery 1 i? 1 1 1 E I ii E I V Silk Dresses 2 Si strli u $7.50 Silk taffetas in plain colors nnd novelty stripes. Also satlna and crepes de chine. Children's White $.00 lingerie Dresses JO THE HOME OF STYLE AND ECONOMY t s Hats of smartness and unsurpassinp; beauty of conception. All the (iesitcd fchapes poke bonnets, mushrooms, large and 0 medium sailors, tutbans and droop effects with those different Ej trimminp; touches that have always characterized Mawton & DeMany a millinery. fa jjglBlBIBfi5Eli3)5JEH Hi,o. vf 'I. .i JiTLn f 1SS '.i-.VA.t -X jfrrijvja m . .'. Aft J.VnJ d -' 1 .r i i'.W.'V UJJ2S. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllliilili I iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiill Serving Railroads, Large Organiza tions and the Government RAILROADS and organizations known nation ally for their efficiency, constantly avail themselves of the special service offered by our Industrial Department. From the first, they have evinced an earnest desire to benefit by our serv ice that has produced gratifying economies in their shops. produce as nearly as possible in our Physical laboratory. YOU, too, if you use either Paint, Stain, Enamel, or Varnish in finishing your product, should know the possibilities of savin? that our Industrial Department often makes possible. Backed by the long paint experi ence of this company, our chemists, with their technical and practical paint know-how, bring to the prob lem of what finish for your product, no hit-or-miss methods. In an or ganized, systematic way they ana lyze your product, its finish, and the conditions and methods in your paint shop. These conditions they Their investigation may lead them to suggest a new finish that speeds output through cutting down production time. Or using the same finish, they may find a more eco nomical method of application, a method that saves human effort and makes labor go farther. This last is now so important, with the growing labor shortage, that were it the only reason, it would suggest your con sulting us now. John ZiuejBB 41 C-o.,le. m Mwzm P&MM$& Philadelphia Office: 322 Race St Chicago New York Pittsburgh Boston Gibbsboro.N.J. Oakland, Cal. PURPOSELY MADE FOR EVERY PURPOSE ! vr r. rvrkFv -v. I . r v V!V' N Th Magneto Equipped Eight S This is the car that conquers all roads and road conditions, whatever the grade the Monarch of the Mountains. This is the car that rivals the fastest express trains of the Pennsylvania Railroad go ing from Pittsburgh to Phil adelphia over the Alleghany mountains in less than ten hours on high gear. This is the car that tells its own story as soon as you ride in it, drive it, feel its marvel ous pick-up and power. Arrange for a ride to-morrow. Eighty-three horsepower Open models, $2450 V. O. II. Factory STANDARD 8TKEL CAR COMPANY ritUburcli, Pa. Eastern Motors Corporation 655-57 N. Broad St, Cor. Wallace Phone Poplar 65S0 wr mWLy..lti-KVti..ir il LvvQ;.vi J-." 5l.r.'v'idl eLitarwj - p i Doa-Di rt. uroaa at i;nr. wniiai-A m wasn I Phone Poplar 65S0 MlOrTnF Sehn.ll'. (!rt. . Hrr.ntoB, r. v JHHBa Adam Kldam to., Ilittlcton, P. w HJkTO wsir H. Arthur tt.n.r. h.llnMKrvv. Pa. U QNA1 Ssmr 1. D. UaodMcrth' Son.. ' ' " Wi3l fP tlii W:W IJ9 kM Sit. Keevina Pace Withi War- Time Industrie :n There are few towns in this great industrial section which have not felt the impulse of the-y war. Industries, -newly created or enlarged, are laboring day and night to supply tht sinews of war. r.j v,S The telephone, as one of the agencies of prep-1 arauon ana military support, is nonoreu o, the erreat oDDortunitv to do its share. Am it is ready in this great national task. Every-4 where the needs of army, of navy and of pro- A war industry have been met that this country?! may proceed to the issue unhampered by ta.4 k of lac communication facilities. vt v-jfi H The public's part in this war-time telephone service has been, and will be, to use the tel. phone wisely that no hold-up may occur ia' facilitating war-time preparations. v -u, Lend Here Win there! Buy War Saving Sta .. The Bell Telephone Company f . ... .-.'.f" nj, i
Significant historical Pennsylvania newspapers