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NEEDS ITS
NONESSENTIALS
WnEton List of Indus-
R'tries May Be Basis
v for Raids
LF--
WORK DELAYED
SCommunity Boards Being Or-
M6
inized Througliout Country
to Aid in Work
V Washington, Aug. 23.
Y,f There Is a snortage in war worn ui
f 4'4AA AAA v..1tlla Ifihnrnra And thn TO-
f$5lrve of skilled workers li exhausted.
sSB-These facta were developed hero
iffl'tt a conference ol jiuiu uncni-a u w
KSTederal service employment. Further
iirit9iimnt nf nonessential nrocluc-
C4IA I. nnnnai1 n PulnnflA tTlPfl fOr War
1UI1 IS JIclltw kj ,... w -
'A following are the Industries which
W!;lBO ivisiriui ui fi""" -- "
wf Moor board, me nrst 10 iuna u." -?
-.; . hn iuterl ua nonessen-
S UUUUbCUlvuii .w ..-.
WW tial: . .
Iff Automobile Industry accessm :,,
KH drivers of passenger nutomomies,
E ",":" .ni,inn nrt delivery of
l'Sftme. sight-seeing ".autotrucks.
&& -i. . i ., hmiiiti- fnol or doing
rlv..-, .fn.i tntnlnir. other
k5 .'. '.-.I . nvn.ltir'ta TOr WOT
man ueuveiy ui ,,.-....- .- -
,Y-?- . i!i
'ViA ti.ii, nri hmiwr shnt) attendants;
ly bowling, billiard and poolrooms: bot-
PL'tlers and bottle supplier
ISF 'Candy manufacturers, ciKm '""
&, tobacco, cleaners and dyers, clothing.
'(A2 7 . Jllnn.nnDan It.tnh.
rsi .......,. i',-o nnii delicatessen estab
Ktr llshmenti.
P t Builders and contractors not in-
f gaged In erection of .structures ror war
' tvork; dancing academies, mercantile
fe stores, florists, frultsands, Junk deal
ers, livery and sales stables. ;
Pawnbrokers, peanut venders, snoci
Phlnlng shops, window cleaners, softl
tfrlnk establishments and soda foun
tain supplies.
Community boards are being organ
ized throughout the country by the
.Department of Labor, and they are to
.tv.rk in rinse exoneration with local
KS 'draft boards. , A, .
Bsl t ine laDur siu l-s "- ---
Si,r miotir,,i nf n number of Important
war projects for the army and nay 1
Is being dolaved. It was stated "t the I
donference. The field agents decided 1
that the only way In which the needed J
laborers could be semiren was m ie
yiem from nonessential Industry.
J NAVAJO BLANKETS DOOMED
Tar Industries Board Asks Manu
facture Be Stopped
By the Associated Press
1ValilnKton, Aug 23 To conero
LtS; ool for military needs, all woolen mills
k r St h .nnntrv were requested today by
lA'. the war Industries board to Rtop tnanu
W litcttire ' of Nnvalo or fancy Indian
ISi WanketS. Indians themseUes, wnose
r , MMit .A..M,tnn la mnrta unnn hand
1 oms. are not affected
(ftl Another request or the Doara is inai
m-i- he mills divert a portion of their stoek
W to the production of clothing material
BV r loggers engaged In work for the
KV mergencv Fleet Corporation and for
ft'. ' e aircraft proouciion.
a&.. :
WNE PASSENGERS IN AIR TRIP
Interior of France to Interior of
IP. i j Fnrrlnnil in Half Hour
iiTM.im, Rv thnMitrtfintfA Prrtt
f'lendon, Aug.'IJ. A Iarg British alr
lne, carrying its crew and nLie pas
Jengers. has made the trip from Krance
In .Eneland. It is announced here The
whole journeyifrom an airdrome In the
iiterlor of Frahce to one In the Interior
of r England occupied little more than a
lialf hour.
IiJThe teat was made under routine con
ditions with an ordinary serUce airplane
Jfihe largest type. The passengers ear
Jjed th: normal amount of baggage as
when tiaveling by train or boat.
UhAt GERMAN EMPRESS IS ILL
mm - -777 ,
3j' Kaiser Leaves Mam Headquarters
l i-J to Be at llcr Uet,8U,e
Lxu hA By the Associated Press
i&fii Amaerdum, Aug. 23. impress Au
r KUsta Victoria, of Germany. Is 111 at
$-. castle wuneimsnone, atesse-t-iiHM'i. inc
Kr Tokal Anzelcer of Berlin says, owing to
B?joTerstraln from her war relief work.
feSThyslclans In attendance promise her
pC'folI recovery within a few weeks.
p. Emperor William, wno nas neen ai
???innttt iinlnterrnntedlv In the Held since
W&J theenrlng oftenshe, has left main head-
PvSfouarters for Wilhemshohe especially as
M,"th Empress's eons are prcented by
Qli 4hlf. Mervlrn nhllcfnttnna rfnm nttpndlnrr
SMi at-their mother's bedside."
U -4'PAPERS BARRED FROM MAIL
flf V,0Btal Privileges Refused for Al-
"legeu seaitious utterances
&J. Vah ntl.ffail DAlflMMID llttP!llIfll fnilT
? '' newsnanera have been barred from the
Jjiv , malls, under the espionage act. the Post-
hMomce Department announcea loaay.
i The Milwaukee Leader, nuhllshed by
-h Social Democrat Publishing Com-ii-pny;
the Novy Mir, of New York, pub
M t tUbed by the Russian Socialist Publlsh-
r fiuC uompany ; me Aioaisa, puuiiHutru uy
f. the Lettish Publishing Company, and tho
V qronaca Sovversivaof Lynn, Mass.
-V
SCv-Ternado Casualties 30 Dead, 3 Missing
!&"','? n. is. HniiI P
&,' . TyUr, Minn.. Aug. 23. Thirty Identl
V& fled dead and three missing was the toll
$ -&. Ptthe Tyler tornado of Wednesday night.
K$ adeordlnf to the coroner's official count
eariy ioaay.
Kk, rr
vV
Jn -Irurtlierance of trie
twienea
jf tne Fuel
fca.
rA J . A jj
muri-auiiiuDirittiuu, vvc
mfviiaiis ucgiuoiug nuu
iday, vuguet zotn,
?peh at 9.30 A. M.
vnd close at 5 P. M.
Saturday, August
tm
$lt: Closing Hour,
1 ?2 noon.
"9L k
.1106 . dlMtftUt s St.
tn .; :t7,-.
ssssssssss. "H 1
- .'V ;vr-.Ht:. i
hf,
German Pi ess Now Admits
Truth About V. S. Forces
Amsterdam, Aug. 23. At last
the Gorman press hns given up
struggling ngainst the truth. In
a short notice in virtually all the
papers, apparently officially in
spired, the reluctant admission is
made that Secretary Baker's
figures on the American forces in
France arc about correct. One
or two newspapers add the lame
explanation that their former
figures wore based on the position
prior to May and that the really
big shipments of men from
America began since then.
IL NEMICO DE NUOVO
BOMBARDA VENEZIA
Arcoplani Auslriaci Lanciano
Bombc Causando Licvi
Danni
Publish?"! nncl r)litrlbiitil Under
PERMIT No 341
Authorli'd hv the net nf October .
1017 on fllo at the Poatofflca of Phlln
delphla Pa.
Uy order of the Treeldent
a s nunt.nsoK.
Postmaster General.
Honin, 2.1 ngosto.
II Minlstero delta Ouerra, nel pom
erlgglo dl lerl. In base al rapport!
penenutl dal Quartler (lencrnle Itallano,
ha puhbllcato 11 ieguente comunlcato:
"L'artlgllerla nemloa fu p.irtlcolar
mente attia, nelle prime ore della scorsa
notte. nel settore I'oslna-Astlco. nel
ecchlo sallente dl Col del Rosso ed
nll'alba tra Fagare e Musile
"Lo hatterio nemlchc furono pero'
Immedlatnmente rlilotto al sllcnzlo
dall'azlone della nostra artlgllcrla, la
finale effieaccmente concentro' II stio
fuoco contio le po.zlonl deH'avvcr.sarla.
"I notrl rlpartl In esplornzlone lungo
la rlvn, sinistra del Plae furono attl
lsslmi nella rona dello pendlcl occiden
tal! del Montello
"Pattuglle nemlche nella Valle Rlo
fretldo e nella zona del Montello furono
disperse.
"Durante la notte aeroplanl nemlcl
gettarono bnmbe sul Lido a Vcnczla ed
In parecchlo delle loc.illla' retrostantl,
causando Uel dannl e ferendo alcune
personc "
II Generale Treat, della Missions Spe
clale Americana, e' stato riceuto in
ud'nza dal Re Vlttorlo i:manuee, sec-
ondo un dlspacclo glunto dal fronte, ed
e' stato poscla trattenuto a colazlone dal
Sorano.
Plu' tardt la mlsslone fu rlcevuta dal
Duca d'Aosta. Francis J Sayre, genero
del Presidento Wilson, splego" 11 lavoro
della Mlsblone tra lo truppe Americane
In tuttl 1 frontl.
Mandano da Torino che una fabbrlca
dl munlzlonl ha aequlstato una copla
autografa dl uno del mnnlfesti usatl dal
Magglore Gabriele D'AnnunzIo, quado
con uno squadrone ncreo compl' l'lncur
slone sopra la cltta' dl Vienna. La
copla del manlfe&to fu pagata clnquemlla
live, che sono stato donate alia Croce
Rossa.
II Slndaco dl Roma, Principe, Colonna,
ha ogsi acrompagnato 11 Slndaco dl Ijon
dra In una islta agll storcl monumentl
della Cltta' Kterna. Domani in onor
deH'illustre osplte vcrra dato un ban
chetto nella Sala dgll Orazl e Curlazl,
presso II Campldoglio. Per l'occaslone
I Vallettl municlpall.indosseranno I'unl
forme mediovale.r 'J!aCSEit.t ,
La Croce Hoksa Americana ha aperto
otto asill per bambini nella zona dl
guerra, hecondo un annunzlo ulllciale
oggi dato W stato dichlarato che altri
cinque asill saranno apertl, quanto
prima. In Trcvlso. L'opera della Croce
Rossa Americana e' mcrlteole del plu'
alto elogio.
I glornall contlnuano un' aspra contro
ersla RUlla polltlca estera dell' Italia.
II "Corriere della Sera," 11 principal
glornale dl Mllano, ed una porzione della
stampa attaccano 11 Barone Sonnlno
Mlnlstro per gll Affarl Katerl, asserendo
che egll non e' Budlcientemento llberale
ed aperto nel rlconocere lo asplrazloni
del Jugo-Slavl sull'Adrlatlco orientate.
II gruppo cho si oppone al predetto, e'
capltanato dal "Glornale d'lUlia" dl
Roma, che dlchiara che 11 Barone
Sonnino bisogn.i che aderlsc.i al pattl
stabilitl In Londra nel settembre 1914,
secondo I quail dere intendersl che, non
appena battuta l'Austrla, l'ltalia dovra'
essere generosa erso 1 suol -Wclnl
dell'orlente.
Un dlspacclo glunto da Londra an
nunzla che, secondo informazlonl cola'
pervenute, l'Austrla al fronte lnglese In
Italia ha perduto 20,000 uominl tra 11
15 giugno ed 11 15 agosto corrente.
Le perdlto sublte dalle truppe Inglesl
In detto fronte e nello steeso perlodo dl
tempo, ammonterebbero a 2500 uominl.
II Congressman Louis C. Cramton del
Michigan, che fu in Roma con la Dele
gazione del Congrcsso degll Statl Unltl,
e' partlto oggl dlretto al fronte In
Albania
Front St. Cor.Dauphl
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204 NAMES IN
CASUALTY
War Department Reports
Marines Thirty in All Killed in Action, 22
Dead of Wounds
'Waahlnnton, Aug 23.
Two hundred and fouf- names are con
tained In two lists Issued by tho War
Department for today, 132 In the army
and seventy-two In the marines. Tho
army list Is divided as follows:
Killed In action 27
MlnsInK In action 33
Wounded severely 30
Pled of uoundfl 18
Died from accidental and other causei. 1
Died of disease It
Wounded, degreo undetermined 1
Totals 132
T1IK AIIMY LIST
KII.I.KO IN ACTION
HerKfiintn
LAOASSE. OLIVER, Claremont, N. It
WEHCOTT. I2I.1S1IA , South Penobscot,
Me.
KII.JiriR. JOVCrj, I.archmont Manor, N. Y.
LANDUHS, TIIO.MA3 K., Natlck. Mass.
Corporals
I.EONAHt). MICHAEL J Staten Island, N.
Y
MclVEIt GAVIN n . Mattapan. Mass.
srill'I.TZ, 1TTK. nttsburieli. I'a.
W1UTCOMU, MYRON L., Hampden. Me
Mechanic
McQULLAN. CLUTIS E.. rlttsbureh, Ta.
PrlTntes
IIF.I'I'.RRO, AMdl, Sikestlllr, Ta.
HIM.SON IIYMAN, Itoxbury. Mass.
JOHNSON. SIDNEY M Osco, III.
KAPANKE PRED, Shawano. Wis
KINO PnnDERICK P., Rutland. Vt
KI.HIV. rilARI.HS ,1., Lenlslon, ra.
KIlllXC JOSEPH. Lackawanna. N Y.
si nnxroRi). Walter. 132 houth orange
street, Media, I'a.
MAXWELL. OEORC1E T. Newton Center,
Mas
MIIKEIVIC7. JOSEPH. .Terser Clt. N. J.
SMITH I11ERT C. Danburv. Conn
STOWC ETHAN A . Snder. Okla
TONKOWtTZ IIYMAN. New York city
Dl NITTO. PRAHMO Doston. Mass
roWt.EIt IRA. Nevada, O.
McCl'NB WALTER ISYnON. MIchlKin
Cltv Ind
1111(1!, KP.NNETII ECKMAN. RiirllnBton,
N. .1.
SULLIVAN CHARLES J . Worcester. Mass
PIEI OF ttOUNDS
Corporal
TALLMVN ANDREW O. Jollct, 111
Wnconer -CONANT
JOHN LOYAL, R. F D No. fi
Coldwater. Mich
Privates
rnns! rilARLFS OSCAR, rnrlhault. Minn
HERMAN HENRY F Brooklyn
JAHSTFOR, LEONARD K., Carsnn City
Mich
LEWIN SAMl'EL J . New York city.
TAGOART MAYO E , Snsder. Mo
MILLER RRYVN Detroit. Mich
MORTORFF ERL M Ashley. Ind
ORR JOHN LAOAN Chicago.
PETERSON JOHN AJtTHUR, Lombard 111
POOI'POLMIER REINHARD F., Gerald. Mo
ItnilR, I.YMXN. Anililer, Pa.
nrciITI, ALFRED Monroe, Wis
SANDERSON, WALTER C, Shawneetown,
III
SCHULOnN ERNEST, T.odl. Wis
SCHOLTZ EDWARD Spencer, Wis
SPONAOLE, WOODITN II , Horton. W. Va.
DIED Or DISEASE
Sersennts
NEILSON JOHN H . Peoria. 111.
POALO. VAN HORN, New York city.
Corporal
WILLIAM
SCHOENPELD,
Cincinnati,
Ohio.
Privates
DAHLEN. OSCAR A.. Kindred, Jf D.
DUKO. NOAH. Tlshomlnso. Miss.
EVANS JOHN. Newbern. N. C.
COY. WILL. Emollo. Ala.
GARLAND, RAYMOND It . Oermantown.
Neb.
GRIER. HENRY. Charlotte, N. C.
MOORO. HAROLD J , Live Oik. Cal.
ROJCKI, HENJAM1N. Now Hrltain, Conn.
DIED PROM ACC1I1ENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Corporal
WELSH, HART L, Wellsvllle, O.
WOUNDED .SEVERELY
Serseants
DUOLL. 1IOLI.1S P., McCords, Mich
SPROTT. CHOVINO. JR . Manning. S. C.
WINNIKI. WILLIAM, Walllrgford, Conn.
Corporals
DUNNO. TERRENCE FRANCIS. Brooklyn
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Cumberland 8ts. . . . . L
tISl Crrmuntown Av... bet. Irfblfb
Ave. and Homerset St.
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IEDGERPgmADELPglAt ffBIDAY,
DOUBLE
LIST TODAY
132 for Army and 72 for
McCANDLESS. WILLIAM R.. Muncle, Ind.
SHILLADY, STEPHEN, Everett, Mass.
Cook
AI.DO, FALONTT, Detroit, Mich.
Privates
HEWITT. FRED W . SVmlh Spencer, Mass
llMlliH. HENRY, S , Hastlnus. Neb.
OANHEMI, ANTONIO. Runiford. Me.
OENOVA, SAM. Osvveno, N. Y.
LANPHOAR, JERRY M . Dickenson, N. V.
U'LLIVAN. OEOROB A.. Carthaice. O.
W1LLIO. HARVEY, Callne Cltv. Ind.
ULANCHETTO. LEO II.. Northampton.
Mass.
IIODETTE. RAT.ril F , Prlstol, Conn.
DlNHorER. SAM. New York city.
EPOE1T, HERHERT, AUKUSta. Mich.
JENSEN. JOHN M., St. Paul. Minn.
JOHNSON. OUY IS.. East Peru. Me.
KURTZ. OSCAR O , Rossvllle, Ind.
O'SHEA. JOHN, Chicago.
PLATKIN, EDWARD A . Brooklyn.
SCOTT, ELRERT, Eureka. Ala
SMITH, ADAM EKendalla. Tex.
MKINKR. JACnil, 1311 West Market street.
rotlsilllr. Pa.
WII.CHER. ERNEST E., Durint. Okla.
WYATT, CLARK W.. Rlchardsvllle, W, Va.
YOl'NO, ORIE. Charleston. W. Va,
70NII7.IAN. JOSEPH, West Paterson. N. J.
OPM)EI. DEORKE UNDETERMINED
Serceants
MAYER. HAROLD F., Bartlett, III,
rY, JOHN F.. Albany. N. Y.
Corporals
nROWN, rr.ED W., Columbus, O
Trlvntes
PITSCA. JOSEPH. Tulsa. Okla
KINO. ALEXANDER J., Albinv. N Y.
LOHMKUHL.. HERNARD H , CovlnBtnn. Ky.
Mcdl'ISTON. JOHN, lfll.1 South Twenty
fourth street. Philadelphia. I'll.
NO! AN. OEOROE. Seranton, Pa. ,
PASTt'lA, STAM.Ki J.. Sheniiuiloiin. Pa.
PATIENCE. WILLIAM E , Imogene. la.
MISSINO IN ACTION
Lieutenants
CHESTON. OM.I.OWAY O.. Annapolis, .iiu.
iiitvt .iason s Wnodsvllle. N 11
McELVAIN. CLIFFORD A . Albam, Mo.
MARTIN RICHARD C. MechanlcsburB. O
MONTAOUE. PAUL N.. Winston-Salem,
N. C
SANDS, OEOROE H . Richmond, a
VANN, OROVER C Montgomery, All.
WHITEN, ARTHUR L NorthvlIIe, N D.
Privates
AMADOR, CHARLIE, Goliad. Tex.
11AMLE. TONEY. New Castle, I'a.
HANLEY. CHARLIE R . Ozan. Ark.
HOOKER. JULIUS Sturgls. Mich
CASSIDA NEIL. PortHnd, Fla
DOCORDOVA. STERLING G . Tlshomlnso
OMa.
FLAHERTY JOHN J., Waltham, Mass.
GALLAGHER FRANK A . Waltham Mass
C.l'MIIERT. JOHN I... Dravosburg. Fa.
HAYDON, JOSFl'H, Seattle. Wash.
VII. AVIV. FRANK. Chicago.
KNIPO. RAYMOND II . Worcester. Mass
LIVINGSTONE. GUY, Boston. Mass.
LOVULLO, JOSEPH. Sorradlfalzo. ltalv
MrtlURK, JAMF.S II.. Muddy Creek Forks.
York Counts, Pa.
MADDOX. MARTIN E . Lakeland. Ky.
MAINO, CATALDO Corata, llarl. Italy
MARCHART. GEORGE. Cadott, Wis
MATULOVICZ, PETER P. J., Worcester
Mass
MOORE. SCOTT B.. Woodland. Tex.
MURPHY', JAMES II . Woburn, Mass.
O'liURN, CHARLES. New Yo-k city
PRATT. EI MER. Mount Pleasant. Tex.
RADICAN. CLAL'DO R . Cumby. Tex.
ROLLINSON. ARTHUR J., Waltham. Mass
nOSOR. EDWIN. Milwaukee, Wis.
RUBIN, HARRY, Brooklyn.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS. NOiV REPORTED WOUNDED
IN ACTION
FARRELL. LOUIS. Fort Snelllng. Minn
Tho marine list Is divided as follows
Killed In action, three, died of wounds, four,
died of disease, one; wounded severely, ten,
wounded, degreo undetermined, fort-nlne,
mlssfng In action, 'five.
KILLED IN ACTION
Captain
WASS. LESTER S.. Gloucester, Mass.
Privates
liLaEHEISER. WILLIAM, BrookUn, N Y
KlbllLER, EDWIN P.. Chicago.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Lieutenant
TIGAN. WALTER J.. Rochelle, III.
NtworNever!
(HslslH ilslsrV 14 llslllll, 'EmOut
V HHHhmHIIIB .row
HwisHivnniV Its
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4JJ South ht.. nesr 4th St.
44 Market Ht, bet. 4th t 0th Sts.
4523 Frankfard Are.
Kldse Columbia Ae.
bits Oermantown Ave., near Chelten
Ave,
Privates
CROSS, WILLIAM McK., Havre, Mont.
HEIN7.. EDWARD L.. Louisville, Kr.
TURNQREN, GUST A Chicago.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
YOUNG, HOWARD It., ICewanee, III.
Corporals
AMOS, DANIEL. Nevada, Mo.
GREENING, WILLIAM, J Peru, HI.
Privates
CHAFEY, GEORGE, Hebron, Neb.
DEELEY. MARTIN A,, North Tarrytown.
N Y.
FAULKNER, LYLE If., Newport, Ky.
JONES, HAROLD R., Utlca, N. Y.
KIRK, CLIFFORD, Vandalla, 111.
HAUOHER, ROBERT L.. Chase. Ala.
SECHKUS, JOHN. Cleveland, O.
WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Captain
MURRAY, JOSEPH D., Concord, Mass.
Lieutenants
NICHOLS, JOHN IL. New Orleans, La.
BROOKS, CHARLES W.. Wheaton, 111.
JUDD. RALPH C, De Kalb, III.
Quartermaster Sergeant
K1NDEILY, JOHN S., Buenos Aires, S. A.
Sergeants
DELANEY. WILLIAM J.. Spokano, Wash.
PALMER. I.EROY E.. Utlca, N. Y.
RHODES, WILLIE. Ashby. Ala.
8EARCEY, WILLIAM A., Pendleton, Ore.
SEIRERT, WILLIAM R., Chicago.
THRESHER, ALVIN W Boyd. Ind.
TRUPPNER, HERBERT G.i Now Brighton,
v. v.
WOLAVER, WILLIAM W., Alberta. Can.
Corporals
KELLY, WILLIAM A.. Oklahoma City,
Okla
KINO. LOUIS A.. Plalnfleld. Wis.
SKI.AR, REUnEN, Detroit. Mich ,
YOUNG, VEARN W.. Golfax, Wash.
Privates
ADAMICK. ALBERT. Olen Carbon. III.
HARNETT. EARL K . Indlanola. 111.
CASE. HAROLD. Coldwater, Mich.
CURRIE. ROSSE B.. Talladega, Ala.
EGOERT. ERWIN II , Milwaukee. Wis
FELDHl'S. JOHN F , St. Louis. Mo
GORDON. CHARLES A . Springfield, 111.
OUNN. JOHN L , Cordele, Ga.
KINO. ARTHUR J., no address given
OLSON. MELVIN O . Hatton. N. D
REYNOLDS. ROBERT J.. Harrlsburg. III.
RIGO. HARVE, Potlach. Idaho
RILEY OEOROE H . Roxbury. Mass.
SCHNARR. OEOROE H. II. , Newark. N. J.
SEEWERKER. JOSEPH F Connellsvllle,
Pn.
SEIRERT, GEORGE. New Orleans. La.
SHERIDAN, VINCENT A., Richmond Hill,
N Y
SINGER, SAMl'EL A , Chicago .
SKOIJUA, UNION C Minneapolis, Minn.
SMITH, CLYDE J.. Knnxvllle. Tenn
SMITH. EDWARD S , Mlllersburg, Mo.
STICKNEY, OUY C. Bolhell, Wnsh
STRINOFELLOW, JOSEril O , Robin
son, HI.
TIPPS, OEOP.GE T , Henderson, Tex.
UTZ LEE N Burlington, Ky
VANSICK'I.i: RAYMOND II . S.ivnnnah. Oa
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ANN'S
Loose Leaf Forms
We enrrv n large stock of
nil (lie. standard Loose Leaf
Tonus. A partial list:
Inventory, Combined
Cash and Journal. Perpet
ual Stock Record, Dally
Huslness Statement, Month
ly Expense Record, Pnv
Roll, Cost Sjstem, Snles
Record, etc.
The loose-leaf Idea will
save time, labor and ex
pense In your bookkeeping
work. We will be g-lad to
explain the practical uses
for our.I.nnsa Leaf tPorms,
consult us.
mUAMMANNCOMPA?!
ninnk Rooks Loose Leaf
Stotlonerv, Printing
Engraving, Lithographing
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Last Call-
EXTRA SPECUU
25c Silk Ucts, reduced to ,19c
10c Corn Cure, reduced to,,. 7c
75c Bath Slippers,
reduced to ,...490
10c Summer Cushion Felt
Insoles, reduced to 7c
!222 & Jr?nt st" near Dauphin St.
?5 fr Ml ? ner Market. '
??i? K'nslnitoo Ave., nr. Hart Lane.
l"! Kouth bt., bet. Broad & 18th.
SIS N. 8th hi.. Iet. It ace Vine.
S37 STOBES IN 87 CITIES
AJJQmm' jtf icf W '
VREIN, ALFRED C?.. Wllmot, 8. t.
WALTERS. CHARLES C. Rock Island. 111.
WARD. MICHAEL J,. Cincinnati, O.
WEBB, POSEY L Cnllway, Va.
WILSON, JAMES C., Haywood, Va.
2WILLICH, CHARLES H , New York city.
MISSING IN ACTION
Corporal
STANSBERRY, LUKE. Coal Creek, Tenn.
Privates
DELUGE, HENRY, Detroit. Mich
EASTER JAMES V Cincinnati, O.
GILES. CHARLIE W., Gainesville, Ga.
PENCE, FRED I, Eric. Pa.
DIED OP DISEASE
Sergeant
nownoTTOM, aEonai:
shire, England.
Gloucester-
HEROES FROM NEARBY
IN THE MORNING LIST
Wnslilngton, Aug. 23. Tho army cas
ualty list Issued last night contained
12S names, nmong them tho following
from nearby polntB:
KILLED IN ACTION
Privates
JOYCE. JOHN .1.. Clreenork. Va.
KALINSKI, JOHN, Baltimore.
DIED OP MOUNDS
Cnpluln
MILLS, PHILIP, St. Divlds. Pn.
Sergeant
WILLIAMS, AL11LRT J., 033 Ilovera stTfet,
Furyra, Po.
I'rlvates '
RREITIOAN. ABRM1AM IL. I.llltr. Pn.
WISOM'ATY', FELIX, 1330 Markcllo avenue,
Pittsburgh.
MOUNDED SEVERELY
Privates ,
C.RAEFF. M'ALTER. SIS East Market
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Pkm sLiamsmimas m m
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street. Pottsvllle, Pn.
MURRAY, M'ILLL3I. IS Duke street,
Kearny. N. J,
VANCHURE, CHARLES, Avella, Pn.
W'ATKINS, SAMUEL A., 311 Nesliannock
avenue, New Castle, P.
MISSING IN ACTION
Corporals
rORESTI, CARL. 6335 Apple avenue, East
Llbtrly, Pn.
Privates
ERERIIARDT, I'RED A., Monesson, Pa.
HARE. HARRY W.. Indiana, Pa.
MCCAFFREY, PRANK II., OH Front street.
Mlllon. Pn.
RYAN. PAUL R., 00 Cocoro street, ritts-
Imrgli, Pn, "
VICCHIO. HAt.VATOIHT S . Baltimore. Md
WETZEL. ROBERT 11.. 10 South Brook
street. Allrntnwn, Pn.
EOO, JOSEPH ANTHONY, 101 Dewey
street, Neivark, N, J.
SCHILLING, AUGUST F 237 Thlrty-lhlb
street. Pltlsliiirgli. Pn.
SPISAK, FRANK, l'assalc, N. J.
Ottawa, Ont., Aug. 23. Tho follow
ing American names appear In today's
casualty list:
KIteLED -IN ACTION
Lieutenant D. U. Wright, Oklahoma
City, Okla.! N. J. Noel, address given
as Claire, Wis.; II. V. Buhner, Lake
Hay, Wash J J, J. Gray, Santa Ana,
Cul. ; V. L. Mason, Phoenix, Ariz ; R. V.
Kiancls, Cldcago; W. 13. Fklnner, De
tiolt; W, PrlesMcy, Spokane, Wash.:
AV. J. Bruce, OlOllesple, 111.; C. Brink
ley, Des Moines, la.
DIED OP WOUNDS
W. n. Hryce. Plnconnlng, Mich. ; C.
13 .Stout, Roundup, Mont.
WOUNDED
II. W. Brown, Red Lodge, Mont.;
-W. A. Chase, address given as Beau
dctlc, Minn.
and my Admiral
smoke Hcimar."
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Hospital Attendants ' Cenwrev! '
Wilmington, DL, Aur.. 2S. HftVlngf
returned a verdict of accidental death!
In the case of Charles 11. Smith, of 5131
Carpenter etreet, Philadelphia, In an
auto crash Saturday last at ML Fleas
nnt. the 1tirv censured tho attendants at
tho Delaware Hospital for not reporting
tho case to me loeni ponce, ine cor
oner was Instructed to consult with the
Attorney Qencral.
Commencing Julr 1st Oar Store
Will Close at S P. M.
Saturdays, 12 Noon
Cash or Credit
Price the Same
The Beit Kind of Charge
Account
$1.00 DOWN
ON A BILL OF $20
PAY $1.00 WEEKLY
We Furnish Everything '
for House and Person
Fashionable Clothe for
Men, Women & Children
Furniture, Rugs, Houiefur-
nithings,, Refrigerators, Go-
Carts, Jewelry, Trunks, etc.
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