':. ttrin ' T.' . EVENING PUBLIC LEGER-PHIIJADELPHTA WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 28, 1918 ;:tt: -- ;! 1 M- J' ( i r r f I' &f r IS1" I - 650 IN THREE LISTS OF . S. CASUALTIES rr-. Irmy Report for Today Contains 303 Names, Last Night's 326 and Marine Corps 21 Wounded I Number 329, More Than Half Total Washington, Aup. 28. Thre casualty Hats Issued by the, War Department contain 650 names Tho army list' for today totals 3f. a marine list of txx-enly-one and Ir last night's report theyo were 326 names. Today's casualties ttro ellxldeel as fol lows. Killed In action , 27 Aliasing In nctlon . 96 "Wounded aexerely 118 Died of wounds Died from accident and other causes Died of disease. Wounded, degree undetermined.... 9 G 5 42 303 Total Tho list. KILLED IN ACTION Lieutenant BALDWIN JOSnPH K Txler. Tex. rnANHFinLP, MAItlON C . Mndlsnn. Wis. HUNTING, MAHltr.N II.. Knlllmore. Hergennts PHILLIP'!. HT.TT Oneliln. T'x AUEN, KlI.nttT I.nk View In HURT. FRANK (I.. Fort Alleghany. Ta. MiiHtclin MASTER, RAY A.. Tnntnn. I'll. Trie ales DAHNALl,. llll.l.IAM r. Aery. Tex. EAMnnBV. HIDNIIV K Cooper Cnunl. Mo EMMONS. UUWAIID It . San Augustine. Tex. FRANK, GROUCH A , Shawm WIS. iinnnF.N, wii.i.iam a . wins Point. Tex. MILLER. JAMKS M Houston. Tex. PEDKRSON OSCAR., Well. Mich SLOAN DAVID I).. Horlnn. Mont TArsaART. JOSIU'H J, rt Hlltland. Vt HERMAN. FRED. nilenrlele, N' D KAFITFKB. ARTHUR (1 . West ltnxen, Con LOVAArf, H.tALMER .1 . Cumiirrlanil, Wis MARCH, FRED. Milwaukee. Wis. MYER. JOHN, Cnmberlnnrt street, rhlla- delphl l. OTONNKLL. JOHN 3 ritlsfield. Mass PATEN. MELV1N O Posnn Utah PETTRY. FItNK "xl"J' W Vn. SEMIK. JOflHI'lt. Slreaor 111 TIMM JOHN Al'nl'ST Neenih "Is URICCHIO, CARMI'.MO, INssnle. N. . niF.n or moi'.nds Lieutenant" nooPKX. JOMEl'll IS., BtOfl Chestnut street. rhllnilelphlu. LEWIS,' LEE C , Tumwnter, Vxasn. Sergeant THOMPSON, KENNETH II . Liverpool. O. Corporal VETTE, RICHARD II . ltrooleln Merhatllr ... , .. ,., BCHWAT1. HERIIERT OEOROE. RichVllle. Mich. I'rlrntes Qt'lfll.KV, DELMAK, enrle, N. J. lAYI-OK. WILLIAM II.. Cape Max. N. J. WAI.LCl'OLSKI KNOWRAS. Toledo. O. WILSON, ASHLEY. I.oneexolf. Okta. iiinii or iiihi-v-k Cnptilln FLETCHER. FRANCIS DRENNAN. Sprlns- fleld. III I'rlvntes NKMECIIKNK. Xl'Ol'.ST Hell" Plain Iowa WOODSON. JOHN H . Washington. D SMITH SIDNEY J llelllni! Springs. Ala STRACH, JOHN, Nantlcoke, Pa. DIED FROM (CIIENT AMI OTHER TAl'lllS Captain KESTER, TOM P, Oak Park. Ill I Hrrsrant ' McCORSIICK, flKOROE 0 I'lttsburcli. Waitoner STARR, CLAYTON XX.. (Ireensboro, N. C. rrlxatea EMERSON CHARLES T., Columbus, O KRF.NSINQ. WILLIAM. Ilnmns X'alley. Minn McCOMn. WILLIAM Helper UtRh WOUNDED SEEREI.V Captain RIDER, I'll MILES XV.. Holel Weslmlasler, Atlantic Cltj. N. J. FPEER CHARLES E Haltlmore WARNER. MII.O J., P01 Montana street, El I'aso, Texas. CARDER. CYRIL ('limine. N V ALMON. EARL. XX'arm SprlnKs Arlt CALDWELL. JAMES O , Louisville, Ky. MARTIN. WILLIAM (1 . Raj Harbor. Kli CASSEDY. J. TOWNSI3VD. Nex burgh. N. Y. Sergeants DALRYMPI.E. OEOROE II Plalnlleld Mass. JAHN. ALFRED P New Riuhelle. N. Y JANKOXVSKY. JULIUS. San Frnnclsco. Cal. Corporals HUTTS CLrMtENCE A , Rock) "itlx'er, Ohio. CARLSON, EDWIN. Ironnooil, Mich. SUMMERS. LUTHER. Athens. Ala. WELBORN. WILLIAM WllkeBboro, N. C. BENNETT. DOE. Lanty trk. BIANKENUAKER, STANLEY E , Luuls- xllle, K). DEOMAN. ULYSSES. Exerett Wash. JIcOEE. LEONARD. F.. Ilaltlmore. McVlCTOR, EDWARD EI.MA Toledo. Ohio. MAI.ONF.Y, (iOKDON ELDHIDCK. 21J0 North Twentieth street. Philadelphia. M1CKELSON. RALPH SIUURD, Ironxxood, Mllh. MOORE. JOSEPH I. . Fall llranch, Tenn. PACKARD. ALIIERT L.. Florence. Mass SEMONES. CLtDE J.. Keokuk. Iowa UMtlS. JOHN HERMAN Milwaukee, Wis. YOUNO EARL I. . Maple City, Kan McFADDKN, .MERRILL. I'ennsxille. Pu. Ilucler . MACALA, LOUIS. Omaha, Neb. Sledianlts MIXON JAMES L Watson. La KOSZTOWSKI. PETER. Carthace. N Y. Saddler P.OsATO, RALPH, HIS .Sloan avenue, Scran ton Pu, Wagoner CASSIDY, RAY, Montrose, loxxa. Prlxutls ARAniA, ROSARIO, 4310 Lepper streat. Philadelphia. AVRAM. STEPHEN. Detroit. Mich BARTONE. DONATE, llrookhri BARNHART. LAWRENCE E . Sherman. Va. BASILB. PHILIP. Nexxton. Maas, BLACK. SAM. Marietta. Okla. BOTTOMLEE. ALXANDER K.. Harrlman. Tenn. BOVEE.'IVAN H, Argxle, Minn BROWN. 11 OI. I. A O., Moberly, Mo. BUCHANAN. DLB A., Peru. Ill BUTLER. EDWARD M . Turner Talis Mass. CALVERT. OEOROE SI. Sracuse. N Y. CHRISTENSEN HENRY. Greeley, Col CLOUqil. (1LENN. Crawfordsxllle, Ind. COLE. TOSI. -Catletsburg, Ky. CORNETA. LOUIS, Pirarln. Italy, DAWICKI, STANLEY New Redford. Slass. DUNHAM, CLAYTON C, Jlontour. la. E1RDAM. ANTONE. Harrison, Idaho EJIMETT, WILLIAM 1L, Itutte. Slont. HEATER. LEE. Newton. W Va. HER7.0C, RUDOLPH, llobnl.en. N. J, HOLMES, ELMER O., Maiden, Slkss. HUFrsIAN. ED. Illoomington. Ind KELSO. JOHN W , Jr , Des Moines, la. LAIACONO. TONY. Nexx- York. N. Y LASIBERT. AUGUST E . Sletollus. Ore. I.APINHKI. JOHN. Railne, Wis. LARSEN. PAUL, Nakskov, Denmark, BALANTINO. BASSEL 'FRANK. Harakoplo, Koronls. aree;e. DEVEREAUX. THOSIAS J . Somervllle, ' Man. DOHERTY LEO F. lloslon. Slass DURQIN OEOROE I... Peabody, Mais HOI.SAPTLE HISWN E Laseselle, Ind, HUFFSIAN HARRlhON W llastonja, N. C. HURBT. JESSE. West Terra Haute, lnd. JOHNSON. HARRISON Reckrr lnd KITCHKN, JOHN XV.. Light Hlreet, Pa. L1NDHAY, LOUIS, New York city MARVIN, RHUNA HOWARD. Tustln, Sllch MILLER, JOHN A , Somerxllle. Slasa MYERS, EDXVARD R Bergliolx. O. REED. RALPH R. Caiexllle, Wis. ItOWLETT. JOHN. Iluslleton, Pa, . 6CHWAIi. JACOO (1.. Chicago. 8TANTON. JV1I.I.IAM II., Klmhursl, Pa. SULLIVAN. FRANK C. North Cambrldse, Mash, . A1RTH. GRAHAM H Dstrolt, Sllch. i jt.,AKDRIAN. ARTHUR B T, REACH FREDERICK C. Strstford Conn. PFHREND. FRANK E Detroit. Mich I7F.RRY FRANK I. . Cedar Rapids la ROWERS, CLXRENCK V., Inrle. Pa. r.ROOKS. JOSF.ril R , Detroit Mich IinoWN. ERNEST W . New llngen. Conn lUIHKE. WILLIAM J St Louis Jrj M'KII. ARTIII II IH'SSKI.L, MIX Justus avenue, Carnegie, Pa. CARTER, AI.HEUT KRlrhault Minn CASEY ARTHI'lt J Wells Mlrh ri.ACIO WALTER M Detroit Mich COLEMAN RAY C Enlerprlse. Utah CONDREN. WALTER S Osrdna. Cat CONNELL. WILLIAM It Champaign. III. COOK JEFF. Lull OMa CCHRTNEY LEON JOHN Detroit. Mich. DUIIIEL. STEVE. Hammond Ind ORAY. WILL K. Danno. Ark C.REnoP.Y WILLIAM. Orand Rapids Mich. tIRlnWARE. EDWARD A , Springfield, Mass. JEIINHKRO. CARI, J I.lncolnvllle. Kan JONES RAYMOND Saalnaw. Mich KM.Ol'.MIRIS l'BTISH E llaxerhlll Mass KAVINSKI. ANTON. Chlcaro KINO CLARENCE Toledo O KOMOVOWSKt CAROL. I.unlsn Poland. I.XURIN, ECOENE Intcrnatlorial Fnlls. Minn LEVE1I.LE LEO E. Old Town. Me. I.EWENTOWICZ JCI.U'S J . New Rrltaln. Conn MANSEL JAMES 1. Omaha Neb. MK.N.E. KDWllll) .H'LIC. Ilaitorth, N. J. MOORE SAMl'SOV Ros Sldlnic W Va Ml'LLINS. ELIJAH Mlldle Ky MITI.LINS WILLIE, Wxlngstnti Kv OOl.E, CLIFFORD 11 . IduUlle, lnd MOI'MIEI). E(lKEi: rVDETERMINED erceant .Major COOPER. LESLIE E Kerneant DAVIS. FRANK J . Lnnell, Mass. Corporals JOILSSTOV TI10ti Oenosen. N V. LLOYD CHARLES r . Dlxnn. III. McWETHY llY K Pilllon N Y PETKEY. WALTER. Indiana Harbor. Ind. FITFEH, RAY K Lakenond, O SILVWt. CHARLES Ne York l Hl.OANE. WILLIAM East IIOFton. .Mass WELLS. WILLIAM Meihanlcsllle N. Y KKENE. OSCAR 1) Orcat Falls. Mont Mechanic llorsl.R, ory SI., lronn. Pa, I'rrales XSnEIRI. ANOEt.O South Itcloll Wis. linitOEROV ALCIDC, Scotts Ala. IKSS FRED Monroe Wis nitxswilt.L. Wtl.LIASI II Pilot Point, Tex ) HILDERS ALIIERT L. Rati MIT. Texas. V1PR1A.NO, PI5TK A. Pallup, XX'ash DINOLER SIIERI.F R. Tler. 'lexns KOSMXTKA ALEX. Slllkaukee. Wis LIXIINO JESSE I, Kennna. Ind I.YSTAD. CARL A . Maple Plain. Minn Mclll'OH ROY, Butte Monl MARINO. AVTIIOVY lllcclo Cnlahrlo. Italy. I MOrSIIMSOl'KER JOHN F XVasIt In, Oklu. "'M.iii'iiN 1 III.CJIIUKI; IlllVfini uom,; nnnlt'IEn Dnlnth Stint, li.ll.ltsuv THEODORE Ihnnln N. D. Kl'ssKI.I.. JOHN A.. East Orange, N. .1. mu.xi xn is ANTHONY. llitrrlsl.urs, III ni.x-i. i;inii; ir , Es. x, imu IIE'ITIS JOHN H N. Shennndoih. Iowa BLACK I'ERRXNCi: II , Ottlimna lovxa. JAl K.sON CI.AHE.SCI: It IVaoadern ('nl JOK.VS.OV m'l UII1M It I'... i.. .. l.lXnn ltMiixitv u,' t.-' '?... xrOD.KLLW SKI. JOSEPH. IIS1 East Tenth street. Erie. Pa. RENO MORRIS. Nashxlle. Tenn RK'HTi: CHARLES. Cincinnati Ohio. IlllXli: FI.OREVCE 1! (Ireens Fork. Ind mxcill SESTO lllo Lunato, Ilalj SRAMEK EDWAIID. Chicago. Ill XNOUD. Al.UEHT F Frultliml Wash. SllsslMI IN ACTION Sergeant STUMP. IIRl'CE ('.. Center Hall County, Pa, ( orporals Arilbur,g1Vnn'SI' V"n "'"" "trrrt' "'"" CONNOLLY. 'MICHAEL New Yoi k clt). (IliOWlCKI, JOHN JOSEPH. Saqlnatt. Sllch. ELSTON. HARRY E , Nlles. Ohio. SHERLOCK. WILLIAM I) . IHOD Sotilh Lee Mui'n"aw.'w'?: - .... ........ ... ,,,,,,., ,,,i run. ias, WOOD. ntlNALD R.. Washington, Pa, Musician PUTTERS. HUN ADAS! Sllchowakn. Ind. , Meihunle KOIX1KRS. JMhS F.. S004 Amber street, Phllailrlphlu. Prliales AI'.rvANnK" "':Msn " (Irnciton Texas, ASIOS. PAHCHXL Hailehurst Sliss RARIIER IOHN I. Crook Cal IIMtl'.I'OOT. HFRMAN. MIlTllngtnxxn. Pa. 11ERSAM PIETRO New York city. HEI'TS. Walter II Portage Wis. IIOOOH, LAL'RON. Ollllam, Slo HONES CHARLES SI . Jr . t-fbiistopnl Cal 1I0RR1S. SIX. 040 Hn,der axenue. Phlladel. pbia. CAVAI.ETTO. AMADEO. Tucson. Aria CLARK. JOHN .1., IS.'B Hlngolii street. Phil. lulelphla. I'LtniON, ROY K.. ounBirnoil. pn. C OSTIUM). LEON Mint). I.ellll. Pa. CROFT. RICHARD F . Woodstock, Va. IHEHL. IRANCIM R.. Tjrone. Pa. DIETZ. RAYMOND. Shaxxnestown. III. DRENTTEL. JOSEPH J.. St. Petr Minn 15XRNKST. JOHN D., 5540 Thompson street. Phlladelnhla. ERNST. IIE.NRV J 614 Ea.l Tixeltlli street. Erie. Pa. ETI.INO. EARL II., Oixensdale, Pa. EVANS. I1RADFORD. Ratten. La PACLKNER. (lOIII)ON L.. 1017 hdgeniont nxenue. Chester, Pa. FORD, DOCK Yuma. Cal OTTO A. FOKinCK. I0 Porter street. Wurnesliiirg, Pn. HIRK1N. JAMES A.. 1130 htrntford areau. Scniiiton, Pa. r'1'l.t.r.R, ALLEN. R. K. I). I. Charon Cen- trr. Pa, ODANIEC. PAl'L SI Sllluanl... ici. !Jf.i?M,A-fxLJ;9 ",' Sou,h LHke Charles, La. iiw.KJk, .uuoni r ,, aula, Ky HAIIEKIUN. LEO c. 213 Pouer'a All,,, hharpsburg, Pu. mXIXIONII. CLARILNCE W.. .1111 Lake street. Hullshiirj, Md. IHNLON, FRANCIS S. Roxburx .Mas. '"iBKliUfe1?!?' s" '"' " -"' .NSJuoJ'p'1 JL'LXL. JOHN A . Springflel.l III K oIde,pMl"M VS ''" 3":' ,l0P' "r"1 ,,h" !i!.'E.N.!.K' IHFI) ' Hoboken. N. J. Knali'.KR' ,(.'"UII-KS Mibxtatlon No. LOWE. I.ESTKR . 5006 W,.t Chestnut axenue. Altoona, P. HT1'' KLMEn, SO; .North Duke streV, ork. Pa, VepANIEL. ROY F, Stockton. Cal. Slclntlre. Duncan R ISOO Tenth street. Al toona. Pa. SIcKMOHT, LAWRENCE F.. 000 Cumber land street. Philadelphia. McPIIERRAN. CHARLES N., Ilurnham. Pa. MRVVIC'joPUiI-,Kn,T i, taburrt. Pa. mux A. JOE. kopolna. Hungary PETTERSON, OTTO A.. Ludlow. Pu. PLL'.MLKE. HAMUEL R . Oaklawl, Ark POLAH1K, NICHOLAS, New Franken W, POVERMO, QCINTO. Ilunmore. Pa. PRASIAS, WILLIAM. Roaton PL'FAHL, SYLVESTER F.. Mllitauk.e. W Is ItAnillTT. TIIOMIS (l 3714 Stanton strret. Phlladrlnhla. Pa, RICKER, NORMAN IV.. IIS Poplar street. Carrie k. Pa, RHINE, HARRY K., 401 Cherr, aienae, Altoona. Pa. RICCIARDI PIETRO. Santa Arpldio. Italy. RICHARD. HON, 511 Math uteinie, Al- toona. Pa. RIEL. RAYSIOND J Franklin. N. II. ROIIINhON. IIERNAIIH I).. Altoona, Pu. UOMXNO. HU'SEPPK, ISIS Mouth Iscmlnger strret, Plilladelphla. HAI.AS, AKCENCION SI Osaxvatomle Kan. SCHWARTZ. HASIUEL. New York city. .SHARKEY. JOHN I'., 308 South Twentieth street, Philadelphia, SHONP.RT. JOHN J.. Sharon Hill, Pa. HLOOK, EDMUND II., 25 Reed street, Plilljdelnhlu, Pa. STEWART. CHARLES F., 3817 Staple are. nue. Altoona, Pu. SWENSON. SASI. nrooklyn. VELLOTTI. JAJJIJS. Cervlno, Casters.. Italy. WALKER. John 8.. Kit Carson. O. WEANT. FRANK W.. Edinburgh, Ind. Oh, Say, Mr. Garfield! May )Vc Motor to Church? The National Puel Administra tion's in-Rent rcfiuest thnt nutomo blllsts. motorcyclists nml motor boa tern do no riding on Sunda, to consero Kitfcullne. lins rnlcil many questions. May persons who h,p been nc customed to motoiliiB to church, continue to do fo'1 Or must they walk? May persons with urgent busi ness eiiRagements hop Into n motor to keep their appointments, or must tbe, too, wulk'' The fuel administration olllces in this city were unnhle this nflernoon to she n eoncluslNe answer to theso questions. Ot'N(l, NF.I.NON 1311 Wolf street. Philadelphia. Pn. ZIMMER, JOHN P., 10 ken- street I'nlon- town. vn. rnNMlll. ITIANKLIN A., Jaml-nn ( Ity. Pa. COItrEZ. FERMIN -Hlle Itsnrh, N M DAY. JOHN P.. Ilelhune Col DKMPSEY. II.I.IM V.. Pltt.liumh. Pa. DONATE. CHARLES P., 10411 oulh Telfth street, I'lilliideluhlu. DRINKO. F.MKItY '.. tlrapetllle. Pa. nt'NN, ITtrnKRICK, 133 Jefferson axenue, atulererlft, Pa, Marine List The marine, corps casual!) list of lvenly-ono names Is dlxlded as follows Killed in ncllon, 4; died of wounds re celxed In aellon, "! wounded sexerely. 3; xxounded, degree undetermined, 4; prisoner. 3 The list: KILLED IV ACTION Semeant THARAC, HER.MAN. Ilurtalo, N. Y Corporal RILEY. MARK F , East Peppcrcll Mass. Prix ale JACKSON DAVID T. Memphis Tenn ML'SIfXCII CARL F.. LlhertN Mo IIIKII OF. WOl'NDS erKeallt STRErCH, ROY C. Coxada, XX'ash Corporal I SUTHERLAND. DONALD. J.. Klondyke. I Ore Prl rates HP.OIOH FRXNK C, Now York i lt Cl'MIMlS WELLS II . lork llart.or Me. (IRINNELL, DAVID J. Detroit XII, h WILSON. ROICX. 11. Randolph Nb. y.l.XrXIIIRMXN, WALTER O., Lnulsxl.lo Ky WOUNDED SEVERELY I Corporal I (1OHD0N, CHARLES R , Robinson III Prlxntes , I.OREVTZ. I.EROY II . Ilastlncs Xllnn ZINM'.L, WALTER J., 23S1 North Third j street, Plilndetphia, I WOUNDED, DEI, REE UMIKTERMIM'D t orimral llldl'TX. JOSEPH I... Nenarb, N. J. i I'rlxutrs 1IA1I.EY. OLEN J . Nina. Mont. Ill RNSIDE. HARRY It .West Exertt Mass DEDINI. URUTI.Y h . King City. C.il I PRISONERS Prlxales '.MXRTIN Jl'I.F.S A . Detroit Sllch STOKELY ROYAL I. Craxxf.inl O.i (ICANN. ROIIERT K.. SI Irxing street ( Itcster, Pa, DRAFT RULE SAVESTEACHERS Hoards Wariird to Stick to Order on Nonessential . ork Disruption of the mile teaching force Center of the clt)'s public -rhools IhroiiKh ap plication of the "wnrU-or-flK'xt ' law to 'on """ted '' 'I'" l-i'd tmm the "m; nf MaJor VV MunloU,. Slate tlr-,ft head JInJor MuidockV older rfcelxed hx- all local hoards heio. warned the hoard Imembeis to discontinue the practice of lonl.ialMA. n.n.. ...I..... ill... Il.ftd.. n.l.mlfl. IIILII.UI.I 1,1,1, ',,,,, V.l.,1, UIUI I'L.ti callj mentioned In Hi" laex In Hie non- essentiai" occuiiatloti class It Is bellexed tie order xia" aimed di rectly at the ruling of a Cirrninntonn rliaft boa irl. xxhlch had Instructed sex ernl lejchera to engage In essential oc cupations before September In or go to !war. Serxeinl other boards In the city upheld the ruling of the aenmntown board, and members of the Hoard of Kdueatlon xxerc grcatlj conceined, plan ning to appeal dlrectlj to I'roxost JlHr shal (Jeneral Croxvder. The appeal nx. Ill probablj- net be made as the result of tho Murdock order. GERMANS CHEER WILSON French Dispatch Sn- Mannheim Audience Applauded President Uy the Associated 'rrxs Washington, Aug. 28 Accotdine to a Flench dispatch tndaj, a (teimnn audi ence of fiOOft persons rcLentlj' applauded the name pf President WIKon at n pub lic meeting organized bx the syndicates of Mannheim to discuss the food situa tion A meinbei of the Independent paity xxho outlined the American Pres ident's xx ar aim xxlth faxorablo comment xxas cheered, although a resolution ap ptoxing his xxords was not alloxxed lo be put to a xote by the presiding ollicer The dispatch sa)s, In spite of a pro gram of xllltlcatlnn of President AVil son being carried on bx- the greater pnrt of the Herman press, the masses of the Oerman people are gixing the Wilson peace alms consideration NO NEW SCHOOLS PERMITTED War Hoard Forhids New York's Plan to Spend $9,000,000 Washington, Aug 28 No now school houses may ho built during the war. the xx ar Industries board announced today, except for replacement. The board made this ruling when npproxal was asked of a plan to expend J9.000.000 for schools In Nexx- Yoik The hoard held that schools already built xxlll care for the educational needs of the count ly without detriment until, the war Is oxer This ruling. It xxas said by olllclals. xxlll apply also to the construction of any public buildings. Including postolllces, not actually nded for xxar purposes, as xvell as to less essential prlxatc build ings. Lieut. F. J. Bremian Promoted First Lieutenant Frank J Hrennan. 3711 Chestnut street, has been promoted to captain Captain Hi en linn Is now a member of the 88th Infantry Iteglmcnt. The promotion came as n result of tho xaluable xxork done by Captain nreunan In training somters at umii -Mesne. I Seeley's Adjusto Rupture Pad I lncrea$$ afficiency of a trum 50 .E?ik KSfuJiror $7.08 GREATEST RUPTURE RETAINER The elf-adjutlng feature of this Vat ska IX ea.7 to wear, anu ess . ooixid- in Hcrew Regulator allows ol altering pres : tirea. sure us win. Alost ruptures grow slowly wane bee-suss trusses that seemed right In Ilia beginning wers not. Our Improted rppllanrea and adraured matboda loanra mprotsoi.nt far sxtrjr can aud cur S-4V i" -s.NJr .hmi 11. K55j?3 "y Hit r.u ,pr AUTOISTS PLEDGE TO SAVE GASOLINE rr t- l r i t- i t I'l.ius for mixing the Inboi prulilini lO DlSOUCV bUlKlay KlllC lS,ne inrllv nnnuum-ed liv other sp.;l- " ers A sliortace of 13 2Sn unskilled to Be Slacker. They Hold , xx oi k . . I "In fnctoiles xx heie labor Is imploxcd ro WINNING VARn,nr'1 f,,r ir "rU nr """ f:"' '" " linnl,v' " (V11 , nonvxi.r work." said Sit 1'iazee woik-I .. iris xx III be recrultid mid tinnsfored AID Chili Members Will Co-oper ate Think Order Will Not Be for Long The man xxho falls to complx- xxlth the request of the fucldmlnlstratlon prohlblthiK the use of pleasure automo hllea on Sunday Is Just as much a slacker as the man xxho falls In regis ter for mllitnrx- serxlce. This xxas pointed nut this afternoon In a notice sent to the members of 'he Philadelphia Automobile Club explain Inir tho necessity of the order Officials of automobile otKitilz itions, superintendents of (jaraRea and others rnnnrctid with Hie nutnmohile Industry promised sincere co-operation In the fioxernment'a plan to saxe K.ivollne SInny expressed the belief tint the nulckcr the Riinolliie supply xxas liroiiRlit nack to normal the sooner the Sunday slop order xeould he tcsclnded EfTeitlxe Iniiuelllntelx The fuel administration request Is ffectlxe next Sundax, September 1 in order lint Its members max tak steps to co-operate In the B.isollne mx Inc plan xxilhout delax- HuKene V llocle, nrtlnB secrelar.x of the Philadelphia Club, sent the follow Inir letter to the incmbi i - "After haxliiK been in direct i oniiniinl cation with the fuel administration at xxasnuiKion I Hck In nrtxKr xou tluit the bairlner of Sunday motor trips i0. 1.""- .f. i.!:?y "'"v":-' ln -,':- ,..... .. u,.,v.ii ii is ..uui ii,eirioiic duly to complx- with the rullnc of the I fuel administration, and If It is cire- full) llxed up to Hie conditions should not exist for a period f lonce, 11, , dee or six xeeeks I'nless a material sixliurl of Rasollne Is effected Itnniedlatelx a so. liousshortiiKe lor usP f the Coxernm-nt at home and abroad will icult ' 'Don't operite xour car next sunrlix ' or anx Sunday until the fuel admlnls- nation lules that ,n Imminent daiiKO i of bhort.iRe Is oxci. unless xou lome. within the exemption Inid down In them ' lloli'ls Cor Motorists lion is lor Motorists "Don't fill jour tank so that It oxer- flows on the Mrret or on the Kaiaee floor "Pont let xour motor run when jou. I'1",1 dixlslon of the '';! s,-,tl " ,m car Is not moxUiB . i, i , , in In el,-.iKe of th dlxislon s x Ice "Pont us,, gasoline, for leinoxlnc tai J,,u,,,i or dirt from jour oir jj, Pmlel ami C.iplaln I'linnlnubatn "Pon't forget that the sax Ing c.f lulirl-1 ie tm pod todax from listen Pa xxheie atlng oil Is Just as essential as gaso- xeiiteiil.n foitj-llxe wonn n ami i niim Hnp i iipi of men weie held foi coutt, the re- "Pon't forget that falluie to eompl, with this iiillng i:n onlx result In a drastic action bx- the fuel administra tion, xxhlch will mean the elimination of the pleasure automobile for the duration of the xx nr 'Pont Id ths Information stop with jou, transmit It to jour motoring, friends Iniined lately "Pon't hesitate tr nccue anx mnlot st who does not see tit to cotnpl) xxlth the ruling laid down hx- the fuel ndmlnls tiatlnn of being Just as much a slacker as the man xxho does not register for serx Ice "Remember thai exer.x gallon nf g.in. line saxed furnishes pixxcr to push our trucks, tanks and airplanes ilosir to lierlin " l GASOLINELESS WEEK CALLED POSSIBILITY A cnnllnelets xx cek max lie rnfui e ill i before long as nn tcounmx measuii bx I the fuel ndmlnihtiation, iiCLOidttig to .Major W A (Lirrctl. nf tin laldyt-inne nimunition ( nrporattnn In an address todix at ,i meelinu' of - - 4mi 1 1 'I ill wl ' 4$i mitt tmmm ' "' A J. 'IMJl& I .frn.'?7-ilsi.-sxlfJ'rf !Ki!lS P Business Administration 17 ')', .v Most Business People Know Peirce School A joum xroman, h graduate of an Hngltsh unlxer slly, rerentl) arrlxrd fronv I iinilnn. Mie Is a business xvolnan and, desiring- In bernnie nrriualnlril xxllli iner Iran business methods and mertran business iirnerdurr, abe became a student at I'elrre .School. W lien asked who rerommende.l Telree ISrlmnl to lier, she replied, "I xras adllsrd to attend I'elrre School by prartleally exery one I'xe spoken lo," Pelree School's reputation Is knnn tlirniighout the land. I'arfnls, emplojrrs and leaebers from exery quar ter send us students either for supplementary education or Hie regular business course. I'elrre graduates are successful ererywliere. lau can enroll In day or exenlne classes at any time. Peirce School Pine Street, West of Broad, Philadelphia ,' f .'in AMERICA'S FOREMOST BUSINESS SCHOOL i ;i Is AMERICA'S sJm " - ,$ FOREMOST v for W ' ". BUSINESS ffitWBmA 5Wx & I ,.v SCHOOL lflE51 Year Book ?, ... , x4' s ;.ift:uv;viSM.',M,!2 jjm'tC. , v:. &:.;. -.', a; -) I the IHstrlct Ordnanco .Manufactuiets' KxchanRp n the 5Innufacturers t'lub Major tlarrett empliaslzcd the neressllv of cennntn) in the uc of rnllroml and Riisnilne Major Clnrrett ns suit to Trance some time into lo stud the rnilmrtd iKeds of the nrmv II ended his biief nddiesH ultli a iill for three cheers for lite men who arc nBlillnc n tlin from nl Heiniskllled lAlmrers hn to he met I In tills State, nccorillns In .limn i I Kiarce, l'enns.xlxanla dlieilor of Hie public serxlce icsrixe. and lluve labor on imisl ho irctultrd from nimwnr. lo war Industries Coal Milnlue Is hlrlillx xxni xxnrk ' Ilnilioails and fauns an classed as war xxorU iik labor cannnt In in'tulled fiom , tliiin for other lndiililis The total I n1.i..m. .11.... 1..... tin, l.n.... . I. ... ..In I All I I lil-.lll IIIIJII I lit- 'II ' l'illii. II .. xet Sir I'tnTce suld lie riuarded news, p (pels as esHent'al K ' I'elton. 1'idiinl I ilior dlieetor fnt Prniisxlxanln, uimd that manufac turers oiKACfd In nne branch of xar xxork should not imnpeip xxlth iitlu r mauufactuicrs entrapi d in similar xxotK NEW CHARGE AGAINST RUMELY Accused of Cniitiiriiip: to Sliip Food to Gernnnv IU llii' Asncialtil Vrrt Nex Snrli, uc Js M'i stlmonx that rienn.in Intiie-ts with wlilih Pr i:d xx aid liunii lx former publishi r of, tho lIxenliiK Stall w is asoncl id d pltiuu-il to ship fond to niuliil countries ami thence to (leinianx befmc America en- I toed the win. his bein nblnlnrd bx j t. state lloinex (iemiil. It was an- nounccd heie tod ix In Xlfied 1- Meckel Peput) Attoinex (leneial .Mr. Ilcekri said Sliss i:ii7ibrth l! venbeic. at one tlmi a sti nnpiaiibcr (in pe cd In Poctm Itunie lx, ti stilbel that in j o 1 r. she tonic dictation fiom Poctoi UuiikIx-. outlitiliiK a pioposltion to luxe incilinn iltl7ens fmin t pool In con trol cargo caiileis xxhiih xeould be dl xtrteel fiom the cnunlilos nl w.n eeitb (iernriti) ind iisul In trinport for to niMiti.il ' I mils fin foi ee ii dim; to !et ni.inx 'I'hi exitnrss said she tliouBlit the mIkiuc whs run exltli which the (liimin I'nlx i isitx I. amieC Pr llelntl. hVot. clXsi;:"1!:,,: aild1",' llL,:r i,Prc ,,i ), c,ir l.'uelir were men tide el ' , r. . tirvi rn)) Mr n rilll nl HUT ' HELL HOLES NEAR GUN PLAN! D.uticl Sil s "SorlliailiptOIl ll,.iln, Wnrat Mnr-lllvill ! MCIlll? W 111 I UOI.1UJ 1" j Colllllrv . N-, ,., iKi,t's nnd.polnts ad-1 iaoci t, mlt, Hf ibleln m. )'a . whete, ('),, cu it nun plant "f ('lull's M I Schxxab Is located no tin wmsl 'hell, holes' ill th" enuiltn lllrl Coxernnr n,mi,,uizh sliouM a. nil th. St He police there to cle in up ' I This wis the a-seillon toil u of Todd Panel siipei inlendeiit ot tin riinariei J ' ; Y c 's '"l ' ' "'""""" "OS"1 Cease Shopping for t lMt-.lnrs inner iimiIiIp fur ii stlii r irtuc (f fxtpMllnN for IfllfrliPinN, order fnniiH nr ml rllltTB inirpttsst ,, CEPTIFICATE BOND N ii txtMiulardiiwI . ntf rni.uUrd liiilier In .er ' urichls mil iiiliTHi IN mt Ii nuiflfrutp, ulf (tur uIimIiih tli-iit n nf I i rtlfliiitp Komi. VU Miur trinter or romr to u, CHARLES BEQ- COMPANY Papers foi Ml Kinds ol Giv,' Prinlina 609 Chetnut Street Philadelphia f- ' . V, ,s H ssk-iJ., ff!-r S'.- K x -., ".?. I ' m kySBV 1 ' "IVAV' ,rrf(0-'V I WANAMAKER'S The Down Stairs An ami 28, 19 IS Each Day New Serviceable Working Shirts for men xxho lequiio shiits that xvon't show the soil and stain of lough xx oik aie of stuidx blue chnmbiav and hae soft attached filial s. Si. 20. ((llllerx. Xlnrlcel) Caps foi small babies aie made of so.ft silks and aie nil lined xxitli silk. Puce1? begin at $1 for a cap of China silk and go up to $1, with plentx of stops in botxxeen foi caps of cirpu de chine. I'tench knots, .scallops and embroidery, all done hv hand, make the caps quite loxely. (t'entrnl) Special at liic Cotton Vests Women's 1 ibbed cotton xosts aie made xxith low necks and xxithout sleex os. Thev haxe slight imppifections that do not hurt their wealing quali ties. (( enlral) Pillows need new slips to freshen them foi the Atltumn. Lovch slips of x clour aie the same on both sides, ind aie especially adapted to lbiar pillows q.r,o to SI each. (( brslmit) "f 4 A Rack of Fluffy White Frocks for Girls Special at $5 and $6 'I hey aie all of fine white lawn, with much dainty lace and em broideiy ti miming them. Most of them haxe soft nbbon sashes, cither white, pink or blue, and ate made attiactivcl. Thej aie the kind of flocks that gMs of 10 .ears to II can xx-ear foi quite a while without their coats and all Winter under them. Mot of them are quite fluffy enough for paity flocks. Trim and Pretty for a gul of 12 years to 10 is a daik blue icgulation die-.s. It is of gingham, with the collar and cuds bi aided ..in xxhite and an emblem on the sleeve. The box-pleated skiit is attached lo the waist and belted. $G.,'0. (Market) Maids should alwnvs be neatly dressed, of course Most xx-omen find that black laxxn or soi.seUe unifoims look best and so get them foi their maids. Imitation soisette, lawn and genuine soisette may all be had in well-made black uni forms. $3 to $3.75. (Central) Ribbon the nairoxv satin kind for underthings xxill freshen and pretty them surpi lsingly. Blue, xvhite or pink satin tib bon with figures in it is H of an inch to an inch wide at 25c to 90c a piece. There aie 10 yatds on each piece. (Central) Children's Coats for the little boys and girls of 1 and 2 years aic made of xvhite coiduroy that can be washed. Some are straight from the shouldeis and others have belts. $3.50 to $6. They aie not lined, for they ate quite heavy 'and can be more easily washed without linings. (Central) The Best Inexpensive All - Rugs There was a time xvhen xvool-and-fiber rugs weie used only in bedrooms, but that time Opinions have changed and so have xvool-and-fiber rugs. Now they are in a wealth of well patterns, as well as in the plainer wea-es, and practically all of them are reversible. They are undoubtedly durable every one knows that and they are also very attractive, ting more so each season. 27 x 54 inches, $2. 8.3 x 10.6 feet, $9 WT A at Wanamaker's Reveals More Charming Frocks for Autumn Lovely Ribbons to make the fashionable bags are newly in. A paiticulaily pictty one is n satin in gold, puiple, lose blue, In own and black hiocaded with vaiious coloicd flowers. It is "'; inches wide and $1.50 a yard. (Central) Stamped Turkish Towels at 35c to 85c aie quite special. They ate pi iced according to thcit sizes and all have piptty lesigm stamped, leady to be embioideied. They aie all xvhite or white with rink or blue boideis or stiipes, andnie the soft, spongy kind of towel that is useful as xvell as pielty. (t'entrnl) Scarfs for the many tables all over the house lihiary, bedioom, living loom, pallor or dining room are in an attiactix'p abundance. They aie made of beautiful tapestry or of clour. $2 to $5. (( liestnut) Mercerized Lisle Stockings White. Blown Stlxer Taupe Thev ai e made of fine mercer ized lisle xx-ttb le-enfoiccd feet and gaiter tops 50c a pair. (( enlral) Stockings 25c a Pair Women's black cotton stockings haxe split feet with unbleached foles and heels. Manv people xxho haxe tiouhle with their feet like to xx ear these. (( enlral) Many Coats Are Wearing Reduced Prices And a woman who needs a coat for the cool dajs of Autumn will do xxcll to buy it now, xvhen prices are much lower than they xvcre originally. Tbpie are silk coats fiom $5 to 29.75. Tweed coats, paitly lined with silk, aie from $10 to $20.75. Also, the temainder of the capers, sleex eless jackets and mo tor coats are all gieatly reduced. Many New, Coats Are Coming In showing bpautiful materials, tiimmings and linings. They are of Ixora, bolivia, dux-et de laine, suede clour, velour, pom pom or burella, priced from $25 to $07.50. (Market) 36 x 63 inches, $2.50. to $14. 9x (Cliestnut) XT A lf A 1T17 J C ' 1 tT Store Women arc anxiously awaiting the new things that are arriving and they arc pleasantly surprised with the attractive styles and pretty materials. Soft Satins in navy blue, black, taupe, green and wistaria aic $16.50, $18.75 and ?19.75. They are rather plainly made, most of them, with white satin collais, self-covered buttons and little vestecs to ornament them. The fiock sketched on the right is SI 6.50. Lovely Georgette Crepe continues to be as popular as ever. Navy blue, especially, is making many attractive things. Two nexv models at $25 are hoie. The style sketched is in navy blue and black with beads on the bodice and on the ovei skirt. The wide gudle is of crepe ile chine. The other style is in navy blue and has fancy stitching on the bodice and overskirt. Another model at $27.50 has a pleated collar and overskiit embioidcrod in silk and beads. (Market) v Quaint candlesticks that are being asked for almost as much to day as they weie in grand mother's day are here at 50c. The holders have a mahogany finish, and there is a candle with a pietty coioied shade in each one. (Central) New Footwear We think that women must have designed these new Ox ford ties for Autumn, as they ha-e an unusual appeal to women's discrimination. The vamps are entirely plain: the soles are turned and the heels are high and covered. Add to this long lines and you can pic tut c the attractively sIoncI6r effect given by these black calf skin or gray kidskin ties. S1.00 a pair. (Clirstmit) Sharp? Aie all tho pencils in th office or in the home sharply pointed leady for xxork? Don't waste labor in sharpen ing them with a knife! C t a pencil - sharpening mac no. Turn the handle a few times and there ou have the light kind of point! Every office should have one. $1 and up wai d. (Central) Always Ready Self - filling fountain pens that will give you good service aic $1.50 each. Come in and try one! (Central) Nightgowns of soft, white nainsook are made in three diffei,ent stvles at $2 each. One is prettied with em broidered beading and lace edging; another is finely tucked and feather - stitched, while the third is made in em pire style with points meeting J on ine snouictPis, (( enlral) Envelope Chemises aie oxer so dainty, with inser tions of lace trimming both the back and the front at the top of each one. On most of them there is ribbon tunning tin ough lace beading. $2. (Central) Neatness is gieatly encouraged by enough room in xvhich to put clothes away properly. The girl's room should certainly have a shirtxx-aist box in it when you put one there you will find many less things lying around! The boxes are covered with clean, sweet mat-; ting, ifz.nu to ?7. (Cliestnut) , Year - Round I is past1, designed and Ketsvl f.VT. e 7.6 x 9 feet, $10 to 12 feet, $11.50 to $15. ,JU i"ls.rai I Bstrolt, Mich. I WKIUIIT, UOV A.. Pemer. CoL I , BCPLEY 1027 Walnut St 1 1 1"?'f'?','''" "' !&S LMW ue 8 ., Lynn. Mats, J WUIlPBlS, F3ANCJH UBO VER. Jniltnapo- LR JSJ ?Z !!liil'2ii-J ' '' - ' ' JTM&ff , i liiiiihtMiiiiiiiiiiii ' i'mni-T. - -1 - pAMntrr, , charlib J ' r -I , . I. 4 U,:-&t. , W-fc
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