IW? fit V.V , Ah ' wi J1 'EVENING tUtaic LEDGER-PHlLADrELPHIA, MONDAY, JtlLY 15, 1918, ', .M.'" - O -. , ' . 5 -eX- "H' "X f Af 6 !S I I 29 DEAD ON LIST OF CASUALTIES Twenty-eight Arc Severely Wounded, Three Named as Missing 14 KILLED IN ACTION i HONOR PERSHING, JR. Comrades of the Youth at Lyccc Prcscuf Book of Episodes With (lie American Army In Franc. July 15. An Incident of the Fourteenth of July celebration nt American Gen eral Headquarters xvas the presentation . to acneral rershlng by the members 01 the graduating class of the I.ycee of a I olume of French historical episodes, to 1 be transmitted to Warren rcrnhlng 1 "from his comrades of the I.x,cce." Gen I eral Pershing had Just distributed dl i plomas to the clni?s. Later General Pershing gaxe a reception to the French ' officers at his residence. l I The Inauguration of the Hue du Prenl- I dent Wilson was the chief feature of STV f "W; 1 c 'c celebration In a nearby town xvher CVeil 1J1C Ol WOlinUS, SCVCII, the American war correspondents are I located. SCENARIO TO SCREEN AND IN BETWEEN Photoplayers ami Productions on View This Week at Local Theatres and ret Ives memories, of tho days when she made her famous appearance as n diving beauty In the comedy films. Mary Pickfonl plns the patt of a cook In "Mow Could You. .lean"" her latest plu which Is on exhibition nt the Alhambra, Frankfoid, Bluebird. I.r.itler. and Colonial Theatres of Disease and One of Other Causes WaWilnglnn, July in. The army casualty list announced to nay contained sixty names, dlxldrd follows: Killed In actio-., fourteen; died of wounds, seven : died of dleae. seven : died of accident and other causes, one; Grounded seercly, twenty-eight ; missing. three. The army cua!llfi were Kiu.r.n IV ACTION Private HONONWI ANACHKTO. flilndnlt. Italv. TJunnr. cHAnt.KS. Kies imt. wh. BURTXEn, HENRY K , Otwnshnrn. . C COTTONB. CHARM38 H. tlrnokUn. .V. Y IJE8ROSIF:n. I.OU1S. Al.n.VAXDEn, Hern- lund. Mich GENDRON'. ArtTHtm 3 . CI Mile. N Y. KOPCEWICZ, ANTHONY Detroit. Jlleh. N. Y. LKHrif ritAnt.ES JOSi:nt, nrnnklyn. LOftENSO.V. VICTOP. J., Kant Oreenwlch, n I MAYO. WILMAM K Orlam- X T POPBI.KA. JOHN', rhirak-o. Ill ST Ct.AlB.. HAItllY, Roanoke. Va. STEPHnNSO.V HARRY. St Frnnrls. Kan. WILSON. WH.I.IAM. Haxrn. Mont iiif.d of nni'Miv Corporal TALLER, WH.t.tAM. Illd.lleMItaur, L. I., N Y. rrlxnlen BAOWIt.L. ROREIIT I, Sii-ramrntn fa I. JARMAN. EDOAR OI.IVKR. nhlnnd. Neb. PIOKOOS. JOSHPH. I.uhlln. tlussli. SLOAN. HON.MI: M Oenreton tri'l THOMAS. MORRIS It Kdrii- SnrlnT-.. Mo TYRIOIIT, RF.niF.V OFFHRALL, 3136 Mar ket trret. rhilarfclnhtti. I'n. niEn of dish.sk Corporni MILLER. LEO. Hortomtlle, Wl rrlTitlea MORROW, THOMAH, Ilaltlmnre Vrl NELSON. f'VRI, E.. F.ill CreeK Vf!. JltrH. FRANCIS, lllihfonl. N Y SIMPSON. ROI1ERT M . Kansas flu. Mo. 8PRATT. OROVER K Melmnnt. N C. VILLIA.MS, JOE CitauU. On DIEII or ACCinKNT AMI OTIIKR CAF.SES 1'rlxiite RAYMOND. IIinVIN F , Rurtalo. N Y SEVERELY WOl'NIlEII Lieutenant BF.YE. HOWARD L, Eanslon. III. Serccimn BUCKI.BY RAY Prookllne Maa MILES. WILLIAM D. Hlntnn W. Va. SANDERS, DAVID B.. Luhnllle. la I Warren Pershing Is the son of Gen eral Pershing. He Is eight years old and was the onl survlor of General Pershlng'51 family when In August, 1913, ! Mrs Pershing and her daughters, May, j Ann and Helen, were suffocated In a I tiro In their quarters at the Presidio In as San Francisco x oung Pershing xx-aa 1 named Warren after his grandfather, Senator Warren, of Wyoming. DUELLI DI ARTIGLIERIA Ml PRESSI DI ASIAGO Gli Italiani Disncrdono Con- f,M! of Be,lln" 1 traction tingenti di Iruppc Ncmiehc in Movimento ttx (lie Photoplay Editor The Inhibitors' League nf America Is In session this week nt Hoston It l the desire of the local organization lo hae Judge .1. J. O'Donnell elected to the presidency. Another Mm version of "t'pele Tom's Cabin" begins a week's shoxx'ng today nt the Arcadia, with Marguerite Clark uniting txxn roles. Tonsy and Utile llxa are both acted by Miss Clark. lm appears nt the same lime In sevoinl scenes This was made possible by Ihe use of a special camera Wil'lam S Hart alxxa.xs helps with i the direction of his pictures. It Is this extt.i talent which makes his productions t so reillstlc. In "Shark Monroe." which brings h'm to the Victoria. Nixon and Strand Theatres, he acts the part of a sea captain. Th- S'raml Theefe at Twelfth and . Olrard n venue, will hsxe a special 1 ., . ..I ...Ml.- -! .1.. iiiiiiiiieo itiiiuintnv wiifii i up iH'i.cr ie Is to be the chief at- Tbelina Salter Is (he assisting player with Frank Kernan In "The Crab." which Is the feature tod.i at Ihe lllxoll. George M. Cohan Is to appear In Ills new musical t exile which Is to be pre sented In New Votk next month In "Hit the Trail Holllday." which plays at the Locust. Coliseum anil llubv Theatres He plaxs the part of a liar tinder, Una t'axnllerl, the opera singer. Is featured In "Line's Conquest," at the Itlnlto on Satutday. Caruso, the slnget. Is to cntet the tilm world In "The Kalset's Shadow.' In width Hornthx lialton 1 slat red. there Is a touch of the melodramatic sp material which Is the popular theme of the pl.ijo of today II Is lo be shown at the Great Northern todaj and tomonow ZIONIST MEDICAL UNIT IS CHEERED IN LONDON Importance of Jewish Slate in Palestine Hinpliasiod al Greeting lo Americans Pulillnhed nnd Ulatrlbut'd Under PERMIT .No 34t Authorized bv the act of October a W17. on flle nt the Poslofflte of rhlla- dflnhla. Pa R ordtr of the President a s ncRLnso.v Peatmaster General "The Venus Model." In which Mabel Normand makes her appearance at the Palace s the name of a brand of bath Irg costume. TJie star looks well In It Clinton Count) Politician Dcail 1 l.nrk Itnten, Pa. 13. Gtugatt. fonnei er nf Clinton nt Ihe home of hi- Swertz. nt HenoM) July 1.1 Alexander register and record-tJ-'Unt Is dead daughter Mis. 1'ay He was ihii n ant! Special Cable lo V. piling Public .nprr Covurioh t, lotfbu .en Yotk Ttntri I n. London, ,Iul !." The Impot lance of the work fot clt1 llzntlon which the Jew l-h tate In Palestine could perfoim wa the kct note of the Mccchc at a rental kable welcome ghen this afvinoon to tho American Xlonlst medical unit at the London opera house Lord llnthst'hlltl was In the chait. ami not ex en In Oscar llammersteln' niot successful tlas did the theater hold a latger audience Twentt iiieillc.il men of the unit were on the pliitftuni Hehlnd them sat n -w of nur'es In white unlfoims decorated with the Zion ist badge, while In the hod.t of the hall was a large detachment of irgtuent which Knglaml hi , ,1. r... .1.. eastern nnd western worlds to assist the moral and' material progtess of both, and he hailed the nrrlvnl of the Ameri can medical unit as the ndxunce guard of a great tnoxement .Valium Sokolow referred to the iip pioxal of the establishment of the Jew Mi slate ahcad.x glxeti b.x the Htlllsh nnd French Goxernments. nnd Com mander Wedgwood. 51. P. stirred the audlente to long-continued checis as he, told of what such a state could do for the LUtlpe nf fieedom SLACKKKS SUKUENDKH Draft l)odper Gixe l'p When Matliinc Gun Appears Mj the .luociatctl Pre i little Hud., rk.. July 15 -Awed bv niaehltif gutii of National Guardsmen I eit In pursuit of them, fmr members I of the Cleburne Countt band tf draft ex.iders uire.idrred Thcx gaxe the In-fo-inatlon t'mt others would follotx them soon Tlie mpc'ilne gun, the men said xxete i the llrst of the kind Ibex had ex en seen rPtjnnd the "ight eprestd terror In their 1.111IS NO CirtCL'LATION PRIZUS DROWNS IN KLK RIVER r Guefl of I'liilailclplila Men Dues From l.ouiitli to Ileulli Elk'tnn, Mil., July IB - Charles 51 ClHton. Jr. thlrt-l jcars old. of llar rlsbutg lost Ills life In 131k Itlxer es teida cinxton was a guest on the jacht or I) Kraff of iinn Ninth Uroad street, ns xx ere nlf .1 V Comlex. 27 South Sec ond stteet. nnd W II Kellei 1!IH Arch treet. Philadelphia They had left Klk tim about noon nod when Turkey Point was i cached derided to go In bathing Clayton dived from the vncht and Im mediately dl'apprated His tompanlons became nlarmed and made exerv effort to find him. lull without avail They re. turned to I3lkton nnd reported the mis hap to Coroner Magraw Clayton xxas a trax cling salesman for the Keelox Manufacturing Company. Ilochester. N Y. and leaves a xxlfe and one child AIRMAN DIVES UNDtt Frcticliiniin Thrills New Yoljfc, Passing Rcnenth Four Spam; Neu nrk. Julv IB Just when 'imt of New York xxas leisurely breakfastltHfVja or turning over for the fifth or tJ.' Installment of Its luxurious Surrcttyv;-? morning snooze, an early airman, ,ot-? termlned to be llrst In (he Bastille XHf ' celebration, left Hazelhurst Field ,-; ttAmt.alnjil 1. t nnd flew In MAnlial' ... ' ' . ha n.i, .. t t. - i. . i-V nail ho nour later lie returncti tirj,- ins siarting point alter naving acniTtii tno unprecedented lent or niving unaer.f- all four i;ast Itlxer bridges a feat th more remarkable hecause It was pf fnimed In n large we llavlland war plane The plane xxas equipped Willi ft iiM,s Z - -r- ti mired In Hyner and xxas sixty. nine years old He spent a large pirt of his life 111 Renoxo. where he was In the Insurance business He was elected register and tecorder of Clinton Count v In 1000 on the Ilemocratlc ticket and re-elected In 1913 A xx tdo and ttxo diiiighleis survlxe the .lew Kb raised e- pecla ly fm the xxotk in Palestine N N Barnes xxelcomed the Ameikans In Kngland on -behalf of the War Cahl net. and then Sii Alfred Monti spoke of xx hat Jews had nlrcadx done In the xxar. sa.xlng tbt now tbe.x xxerr delei mined that Pal'stlne should nexci again be returned to the dexnstatlnr hands the Tuil.v Their mission, he declared I'lll-luirpli Ncxpdicr Kliminale lcl. Pieiitiutn, r.ic. cililiiston. .lulx li Con- ) amid enthusiastic cheers, xxas to form In Palestine a connecting link lietwtm the - lib I IMttshnrirb next snaoer publishers huxe eliminated xoting contests ue of premiums awarding of pil7es and tend ing ".tamps to crire rlrculatton. anord 'nir to a leltei todax to the pulp and nape' section of the war Industries ,.f j boa id "I ' .ft.. . ......... .. .. ... r.il,..n.l 1.. li. ft I III lll't-iii-ii t- ni,,r-ii'., ... -- ittsburgh N'exxspaper PublNluis - 1 . . ,!, .,.. " eJH1 ' J. Jli.V ''.. fT3 ? DROAD SirVAt.Wtt 3TI Vjjj rJRp3 rirS il III TEeBjl? TZogt Very different, indeed, is the Ritz Roof. We find it hard to define just where this difference is, but won't you come up today or tomorrow and see? We'll be very glad, indeed, to welcome you! soelatlnn In the inteies(s of print pip r etonomy Brttlfe K? i v -jjij 1 1 IwlrllaMi ir.eg -3 i ii .. i.. i id uiLuiM 1 m w i m i L, ijUMffl Corporals OIBNnY. LAWflKNTF, XV . Central, FKT13. CIKOltOn. CIneinnatl. O. N M. SITERMAN Chief Merlmnle HOY W Temple, Prlrjtes JOHN. Toledo. O Pa. Mo. Rnnin, IS lugllo Dalle notlzle glunte, lerl, dal fronte dl .battaglla e da quanto e' stato comuni cato dal Quartler Generate ltallano si rllexa die una rlmarchexole attlxlta' si e' xcrlftcala lungo Ic llnee delle mon lagne e speclalmente sull'Altlpiano dl Aslagy I duelll dl artlgllerla furono, ad ! Interxalll. molto Intensl nel i-ettore orlentale del dello altlplano c nella Valid Arsa Contingent! dl truppe nemlcho In moxlmento, prcsso II passo Borcola, fumnn dlspersl dal preclso fuoco delle battcrie Itallane Rlpirtl e pattuglle austro-ungheresl tentarono dl oprrare nuoxl attacchl rontro Ic pnslzlonl tecenfementp occu pate dagll italiani a Cornone,"ma furono icsplnti con perdlte. Kcco II testo del comunitato pubbll i cato. lerl, dal 5Ilnlstcro della Guerra In Itaita" "I.e consucte arlonl da parte dell'artl- gllrrla furono. ad Intcrvalll. plu' Intense dalla Arsa nl settore orlentale dcll'altl- t i piano dl Aslago. 11 nostro fuoco disperse , truppe nemlche In movimento nel pressl j ' del Passo Borcola. I "A C'ornone nuoxl attacchl, nperati da I pattuglle e dlstnccamentl uemlcl, furono i prontamente resplntl. I I "Durante I combattlmentl aerel tre I I aeroplnnl netnlcl furono'abbattutl." Daglla ultlml rnpportl qui' rlrexutl si rllexa the le ierdlte sostenute dagll aus- trlacl, nella dlsfatta presso II Plaxe. ammontino a 20.1. 000 uomlnl tra mortl, , ferltl. pilglonlerl e dlspersl. Nella detta ' cifra non sono comprese le perdlte che 11 nemlco ha rlportato nell'ultlriin haltaglia 1 nel terreno paludoso verso la foce del I detto flume, non essendo state ancora j preclsate. I Tuttl gll ospedal! dlla reglone del ' Frlull rlgurgltano dl ferltl e parecchl i sono statl linlatl a Trento, Lalbach. ' I Grata e Trieste. La percentuale del i 1 mortl e' altlsslma speclalmente a 5Ionte i Grappa e Monlelln 1 Dal fronte dl battaglla in Albania gltlgnno notlzle dalle quail si rllexa che le truppe itallane procedono con suc- cesso nella Into nxanzata, occupando Iniportuntl poslz'onl e consolldando r.L'elle recentemente nccupate Anche le , truppe francesl operano con successo sull'ala destra della llnca dl battaglla. II Generalo Cot si. uno del plu' ap- 'prezzall crlt'cl mllltarl, scrlx-e sulla i "Trlbuna" dl noma quanto appresso: ! "Le formldablll poslzlonl sulle mon- , tagne caltuiato d.gll Italiani agli aus- , triad In Albania, hanno attratto I'at- tenzlone del montlo verso questo Impor- tantc settore ill guerra. ove le recentl operazlonl reset o ahlll gll Italiani dl oc- ' 1 cuparc II hastlone del gruppo delle montagne dl Glaxa, che ' la chlnve delle Valll del Vo.xusa e dell Osum, llberando ! Val'ona da qualslasl mlnaccla dal nord. I "Cio' rcse posslbllc la cattura ill Fieri, . dalla quale gll Italiani mlnaeciarono , Herat," la cul catluta dovra' ax-ere una Igrandc rlpercUBslone polltlca c nillltare, non solo In Albania, ma attraverso 1 j Balcnnl. O'tre qutsta brillante azlone rnlllture, gll Itullanl hanno compluto un vero laxoid pionlere In Alhanla, come ha i dlchlarato II generale amerlcuno Scrixeu, i I dopo la sua vlslt.i cola'. , BIBLE CONFERENCE OPENS Would Make Proposed Taxes' aioociy rnooi oe?ins econti .annual I Meeting at Eaglesmere Knglrsmere, Pa., Jul.x 15. The second annual conference of the 5lopdv Bible School of Chicago here will continue all , this week. The conference xxlll be under t the personal direction of the Rev. Dr James 51 Gray, dean of tho Moody , school, xvho xxlll delixer a series of an- i dresses on "Prophecy. These lectures , ,. Ill feii. a nn Imiuiptnnt hehrtfitr nn nmnv i the measure is urder consideration xxas . of tl)e problems Inxolvcd In the present, recommended to the Ways and 5Ieans war. I Committee by Prof. VV. F. Taussig, chair- In addition to the regular work of the . .i.. ,.i ! .j... I confeience. a special Institute will be . , iiiati ui tnc mini t-uiiniiioniuu luuiiy, . ..... , t,, ni. ... I l-v . held th's year for ministers. The pro- UllUUI ItlXJ I'tlUIUllY tiUUBC IttAt'a UIIU outies pioposeu in ine nexv oiu xxouia PRACIAK. BUAUN, CLARRNCR V , Detroit Mich Rl'HNS. nt'RTO.V V., Mnrllaon. VI. COWARD. HAROLD. Jarksonxllte, Tla. DAVIDSON. ODOnOR. Ray Cltv. Mleh. DR PIEmia ANTHO.NT, Yonkr N. Y DILRECK. ARTHUR. Clalrfleld. Tenn FORRES, JAMES LEWIS. Llnn Creek OIECK. QLOnOE, Hrooklxn. N. Y noULD. HARRY. Rrnnkn. N. Y LEs-NIOWSKY. MARNY, Younnsloxx n. O I.1HSMAN. LEONARD R., Syracuse. X. Y. McORAW.. REGINALD R. Krneue. N. Y. MATERNS. WALTER. Chlt-aRo. III. NAGLE. WILLIAM J.. Wellaillle. N' Y PERRY. JOHN II, (eaxe no emergency ad- dresa). SANIvIAHO. HENRY WILLIAM, Princeton, Mleh SNYDER. CHARLIF: T , Continental, O. TOUWSMA, WALTER K, Hemp.lead. N Y. VACCARO. C1AKTANO. I'roxldenee, It, I WILLIAMSON, CHARLKS W.. Salladas- bure. Pa. 3IISSINO IN At HON I'rliaies CAIIILL. JOSETH J . Iinsllic. Mleh LAWRENCE, HAROLD G , Independence. Kan MANHART. GEORGE W S irr.inieiHo. Cal I'rexlouHly reported inlsainK. now brported to hxo been aliKhtly aaed. I'rlxate BARDINELLA, TONY, .Mlddletown, REVENUE BILL MAY HAVE PADLOCK CLAUSE Effeclive When Measure Is Introduced By the United Press Washington, Jully 15. "A padlock clayse" in tho new rexeuue Mil to prexent escape of rexenue xxhlle I gram will consist of two series of lee ,..AO f-nj nn 'TtlhHeat Problems for be made errectixe us soon as the bill is , Ministers to Consider." by the Rev. Dr. iniruuui:tru fl veB As soon as It becomes Known that an aitlcle may be taxed tYieie Is a rush I lo est It Into the hands of the retailer i and consumer to avoid the tax, Taus- i slg explained. This takes place xvh'le I the revenue measure is being considered j ' Under Taussig's plan taxes xxould not i actually be collected until final enact- ment of the bill, but dealers and Import' era would be required to gixe bond payment of taxes on all goods mov from the time of the Introduction of the i bill. A fore tax by which commodities al- ' ready in channels of trade are taxed is an alternative for the "padlock clause," but not as effective, Taussig said. Taussig also indicated that the Tariff I Commission In a forthcoming report may recommend cancellation of the arrange ment of 1890, whereby this country re ceives preferential treatment Jn lexylng Import duties In Brazil. Under the arrangement this country cancels duties on Braiil coffee and Bia zll refunds duties on Hour and other commodities from this country. , "We have InsUted on the open door in China, but xte have accepted preferential treatment from Brazil," Taussig said. "We must square our policies In prepa ration for International arrangements after the xxar." - DELANO MADE MAJOR Former Member of Reserve Board Gets Army Commission By the Associated Press W. H Grlfllth Thomas, and the other on "The English Bible. Its Inspiration, Its 5Iodern Confirmation and Ita Use In the Pulelt and Classroom." by the Rex-. Dr. Ofay. Alt the. Sunday Fesslons will be held In the Kaglesmerc Park Auditorium. The I 1 . 1 .4...... .. lit X... k.U l I Sessions on wecivuuje iu mc mciw in the assembly room of the Hotel Ray mond. s GENERAL DAVIS BURIED , Washington, July 15. Appointment flrf Frederic A. Delano, of Chicago, former member of the Federal Iteserx'e , Board, to be a major In the army engineer corps reserx-e. was announceti .foday by the War Department, . ... Xff llalgnn re.'ntlv reMlcnpfl frnm Ihi. ' & Vt'l'V6 board with President Wilson's ft' A'upvoval to join the army for railroad x',iWor'lR5rrance. , United Stales Engineer at Rest in Arlington Cemetery By the Associated Press Waahlnitloii. July IB. Major General George Whltefleld Davis, retired, who died Friday, xx-as hurled In Arlington Cemetery today xvlth full mllltarv honors. Six general staff officers of the armv xvere pallbearers. General Davis xx-as assistant engineer oomnletlng the Washington Monu ment and also took an active part in the early xxork of building the Panama Canal. 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