vK s- -,- ?i .-. - ' . ' s'ro . r EVENING- .N TUBLIO LEDGER XHILADELPHIA, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 1(5, 1018 ' Hr U 1 Kv I &. r K 7. H ifc U t&y U. S. CASUALTY LISTS FOR DAY TOTAL 196 tWar Department Announces 178 Names on Two Army Reports and 18 Among Marines Six Killed in Action 75 Missing JOHNSON. CI.UlMNO it u .- n. Wn.lilinlun, Sept. H.. A total or 1JB names appear n army lid mailne corp-i ctsunlty lists an nounced b the War Department today And an army list eIvcm out last night. Each ot tlio army reports has eighty nine names nnd that of the marliit corps clRlitoen. -,.. Toaa's nrmy list is rtiucicn aa ioi- lows: M Inline In' action, 32; woundefl ' roerely, MB; dlrd of illscMne, 1; wound ed, decree undetermined, 4 ; died from Wounds, 7. The mailne corps list Includes: Killed In aetlon, 2: nrundnl secrely, 2; 1 wounded, dcsice undetermined, 4; mlss- Ine In action, 10. These make a total ; of .1086 casualties among the marines, to dale. They nic dIMucd as follows: omceis, deaths. 37: wounded, Ok; miss Injr, 1. Unlisted men. deaths, 91 31 wounded. 1019: In hands of Germany, 11 ! mlsslns, 141. Last night's aim list repoited Kilted In action, 4 : mlsslnc In action, 33 : wounded scciely, 4"; wounded, degree undetermined, 5; died fiom accident and olhcr cause-!. 2 Today's list) follow AllMY 14 Tt. Bold f.icc HIKD or OTMIs'ltKCKn KD IN ACTION I'rlvatfs BUM.OCK, OL'STIVB HAnrtr, Looeootco, lnd. f"OOKStEV. ITtANK. Wels(rt. Neb JONKX. I'RED i: I911j(natnrn utrrft, HnrrUburi:, ln. I'HIPnn "WM.IMM l.ui-"" Minn IUMSTIDT. HATinV 1 . Bclolt, Wis. 'I'OTTt. AX1IV, Detroit WAICUKAUSKY, ANTANAS. llruoklMl roic?tiiic Detroit. All LKTTI, VITO V Torlto 1UI TArt.On. JA.MEH HKNUV I'all RHfr, Mas WAi.&rr. .ioiin r. ciiImVo MI-4SIM1 IN ACTION l.letilrnnnt PAM-tl.t. KEUPRN T... rtichaidson Ware house, Richmond, a, ' Sfritunt MANET, 18AAC T Carbon Hill, Ala Cofnornli lvttT, HAttOl.D l.nKTf.lt .Mlrh, niUTZ, WAl.TiBIt EDWAtlt). Mechanic rnCSCOTT, AltTIIfn r . Dc.lthr.ilfr, Slu;.' Prltatci ADr.nrt i:nvi nENitr citAiit. us, Mon roe. Mlh. AIJI.Kn JACOn A . ritnlnnall, o At.llErtT. 11 VTMOXD R.. ttirtlanupoll! At.TMAN. ISADOrtn, New Tori. AHl.T. LOUIS. Cincinnati. OAZ.S'nn. ANTHONY THANK, lirtrolt UnnMAN. MOtlTlMEH, Auroia III nnnsiKR, cl'orn'i: josKPti nciioit , nouur.u. Airnt:r) or.ivEn, Monroe Mich. TtOUnniB, I.LOTD JOSKPlt. Monroe. Mich.. UOEll. ItVT, r.nfnir. 111. 1WODIE. CLARENCE. .Monroe, Sllrli. ImUDlUl, ROLAND A , JUslllf. Wis. CHORD, JOHN RAYMOND, lint Malnut street, l'hllndtlphla, I'a. MISSI.NK IN ACTIOS COOPl:it. IIARRV M., Wash N V (iriint ntenue IIIKII 01' DISKW. I'rWate V1CK, LUSTER, RimeMllc. Ark. Ol'NI)EH SKVKKEI.Y Corporals Di:VANi:r, WILLIAM ll South Chicago HI. . r DUIIOIN, SI l'R(lt I' The l'orks .Mo OIlIFriTII. EDWIN HENRY, Cotter, Ju !ROOM, KENNETH IILK. Mars. Pa. JIAI.MDAT. .1AMES J.. Eureka, Cal JIAHNER, WII.UAM R Cerea, Va. HUDSON. OSCAR. Nappmiee, Ind HUN TOON, Wll.FKKD. Illnchum, I'a. HHKNOKI'KN, HOWARD PAUL, n,, WaahlnKton htrrrt, 1 hamberaburr. Fa. tSTCCIIKI.U MKKREI.I. KDWARD, 103 Rockland airntiF, llradford. I'a. RUI1ERS, MII.MER I-RVNK. 3',S IturkUart aifnue, diamltrraburE, Pa. TOOMKT, l'RANK, Oroton, .Mm TREllll., ROY I , Wnhp-ton. N. D. WEIDNER, WII.MAM J.. Illllffton, lnd llualer 8Ti:iTK RALPH WILLI tM, (0 Dank ttrrrt, llradford, I'a. took MARTIN, AI.ON.O ItAVMONI), '.'51 tresient atrert, llurrlburc, I'a. Pri rates ACKER MAN. KtlMOM) II., 36 CuiuUkej lrt. Wllkca-Ilarre, 1. ALTVATEIt. ARTHI1K W , Hi LouiJ ANDERSON. CHARLES WALDO, 1328 New strett. rranklln, I'a. ANGEL. JOHN H . Hrunsillc N C ARHUUA AN1IIOM P. New Uedfold. BEERS. WILLI i (IROlLR. 4 Eclipse Row, l'ranklln, I'u, DA ILLY, TIIOs W lESSi: O. South .muutli. Mas llRUNE WILLIAM, Monroe, Coihranton, Pa NrnarU, N. J, DAVIS Dl'NMOIin Mich. DL'RANT HAMLET HORATIO Dctlolt. EOAV, JOHN I'., Ronton. CIEORUE RAY I! , Kolln. Mont UOTT.' CHARLES T., Mellttt, lnd. ORAHAM, JOHN R.. llcrkc.ej. Cal. C.UERRT, JAMES W . Macon. HARTER. fREDERICK J., Wltlen, S D. HEUCHAN". CLEO C Muncl, -lnd HILDERBRAND, CLEMENT Wl . Seattle, Waal). Marine Corps KILLED IN ACTION .Sergeant BEALS, MYRON ll.. I'ljmoulh, .Mlth I'rlTute TITZER. LEE, Hamersll!e. O WOUNDED IN ACTION shl LKLI.V Prlvulcs STR1EGEL. ROT. Rurllngton, Kan WJfcS.MAN, GEORGE H.. Wlnctka. Ill, WOUNDED IN ACTION IIKLREE l-MMl-TKRMINLD Lieutenant HIUhMAN, JCOII ll SiO Marslwll strrft. Kllrabrlli, N. J. W (UN DEI) IN ACTION DLflREi: I'MI1 UllJOERS TOLLIO M. UennioIIU, N I. BRAZAKA. ISIDORE. Erookljn. HROMERICK, CIKUItlli:. Xiw Dorp Manor, Maten laland, N Y Bl'LOWSKI, .TOSEWl S-outh CMcato HI CAl'ARELI. NII'HOLAS T New lurk CLANG, AniARU A.. Pawtuiket. R I DAVIE. WILLIAM U . Ottawa. Can I'OTTH WILBUR. Laport. lnd HO(14N. WILLIAM, Cobalt. Mo HOWARD HAROLD. Noire Dann- Ind HUCKLEBERRY. WALTER OU1NXY Dill OUIa . t'ACONSON EIVIND. Park. Minn It ChlPaao SON. CARL W . Hampton Conn LYNCH, ritANlf. lanll'Vlllr h MeNAI.i.Y MATTHEW .1 Hummcrhlll, Meath l'ount. Ireland MHJIMTTY CLARENCE Ruforrt O MAI.ACir Il'LIUS, Chirac" MAI.EY rilANCIH W. ralrllen M MARTIN DAVID, lllndllliin Ki MTTHEWS JACOB C. Red Hank Mlas MURPHY. CJIARLES JOSEPH Ins Island NATS,' WILLI M lli:R. second street, ( umbrrliinil, I'n. WOINDED (HLC.REE INIH.TI.RMIM.il) Prliales sllElHTP.n JULlt'S Mlinirapol a Mini TERMINLD PREMOI SIA RUPORThll MISSHNti IN ACTION I'rHalrs MflADLEY M.. Zlnnilr Holm Ril-ln BM. LINGER WII.MAM E DaMnn n HIlirTNEN, GUST A St Paul Minn Mlxl.NO IN API ION Prllcs nrn iiiiai t.dttIS J. Coliocs S JUHNSON, JESSE II, Spokane KUIIAWHKI, JOHN, Albion, tllEIK. AKTIILK II.. il Jerse) f lt4 N, .I RICE. OMER A. Vnllo. Neb ROIIERTS. JAMES II . fit North Mnilent street, HaHlmore, Mil, SIIAITOV, LESLIE T , Cbarleiclx Midi sllONT. CHARLES M 15 Mnrlnll street Miiinmkln, I'a, 11 PEMSSYU'AMANS ON LAST NIGHTS LIST Intituled in last night's ntim lift neie folnteen Ienn lanin soldiers nnd one fiom New .lersev, lis follows: 1 KILLED IN A4110V Prlvale SXLSC.HI.R. IIKMH IIIRWARD. 9 llrr sain street. Plftslmrcli I nir.D in' Accinr.Nr mi oihlr cmser Prliale HILL. ( HAKI.I.s II.. f.9 Norlli Main street. Lamlierltllle, N. ,L WOUNDED SEM.IIELY IN ACTION Lieutenant CLE ( lll.lt, HENRY .1 C1S0N, 405 West l'llftrcrl, llnirnrd. Pa. sprsteanlt TIMMLNS. IIXMI.L MTIIIs, R. I'. D. I. Nelllr. I'a. WHITE, .l I... t IK Plfer slrrel. Dubois, I'll. ' y Prhales ' IIIRIIOROW, CI.VMON .IXfOll. '!I3 Hllin- turl street. Ilarrlbilrff. Pa. IMBEN. Pll. IIEORIIK, New Wllllard Holrl. Iluller, I'a. IIIR4KV, TRWK Cl.ll'IORII, 1JHI Oiler street, I'rnnklin, Pa. IIMIill, CAD .. R. P. D. 4. llrooktllle. I'a. PAI.MLR. WII.I.IUI JOHN, 33 acnth strrrt. rranklln, Pa. PORTMt. I.I. OKI. E KRNON. 35 Thirteenth street. I ranktln. Pa. KI-ANOLDs, ChCIL WWNE. S Wlllo street, metliport I'a. RICALTON. ROBERT FIsllElt, Llelith street. 1'rankllii, Pa. RODMMihR. (HRl.hs WILLIAM. En- haul. Dauphin Count Pa. MISSIX! IN ACTION .I RICK, HOY, Raines. I'n. 1 11th 6c Market iYKtellMBriy lllJiL.'llV Hth & iMarkct . J rrpptv 'VWTT.. . .Lfl a .. m-r- M -mZm.-. M. mr.m-. .WM..WTZM II' Jfrrftu w. j HzzM ilJBiH''MS'VWBillBBMvrjRLHlMBHH t ' jt'r r,- Thcre's. something about ihem you'll Hk- VZPJ js3 v Twuntyfor awuarter 'iiaajaEEJ3IEMEIcJft!ISISI3ISi33ISA?ISai i ' Repairing and remod eling at a 20 per cent red uction. Free (or age, charge payable when delivered. Matfson & DeMaiv? 1115 Chestnut Street (Opposite Keith's Theatre) Charge Account Opened. Large-iiz coats up to SO butt. Mail Order Filled uur sepite 1 1 Fur Sa wmm 1 20 Per Cent Reduction Off Present Marked Prices j The Government lias proposed a heavy tax on furs; it may be in g M effect very shortly. One thing is sure, it will greatly increase the retail . S i selling price of furs, and this is another saving you can make by anticipat- fj fa ing your fur wants now ! ' j m A Small DepositWill Reserve Your Purchase in Our Storage Vaults Until Desired m iQ i IC ne I 5ti L yfDt fcfe' - mSm 1 J3 kttv-ti&f- LM nQbc umMwf 1A V V Wu aH llVMHf ia no W . '.. r. f. Sk' 110.00 Natural Muskrat Coat ' $88.00 The lenaths that ate popular ivlth the .mlas; a snappy, loose model, with smart sliaw 1 collar Pi and cuffs. 122.30 Natural Marmot Coat $98.00 A 45-Inch full flaie desljrn, with large ' shawl or wide cape collar. Finished with belt 185.00. .Natural Nutria Coat $148.00 A ery snappy 40 Inch fUte '"leslgn, with deep shiTl col lar Ksactty as Illustrated, 280.00 Hudson Seal Coat $224.00 length ; full-belted design; large shawl collar and cuffs of nutria. .'110.00 Hudson Seal Coat i $248.00 j A 45-Inch xeiy full model Aylile hoidei nnd sh.i)Vl "r (.ape .collar and cuffs of skunk. E 'SfTAiKy i F.S. I 67.50 Taupe Wolf Set $54.00 I' Large open animal I' Htaif und tound ' inUJl eWijii ncaaa, Una and pawn. r. - , Fur Sets 47.50 Nat'l Raccoc 38.00 55.00 Taupe Fox ... 11.00 60.00 Black Fox . . . 18.00 67.50 Taupe Wolf .. 5-1.00 67.50 Black Wolf . . 5-T.00- 80.00 Black Lynx . 61.00 02.5O Pointed Fox.. 71.00 97.50 Skunk 78.00 97.50 Nat'l Squirrel 78.00 105.00 Jap Kolinsky. 84.00 122.50 Beaver 98.00 155.00 MoleSkin 124.00 282.50 Nat. Blue Fox.226.00 370.00 Hudson Bay Sable 296.00 432.50 Silver. x , ,-348.Wl7P.OO Beaver ' :.: I dfa.i . flilMh ll I IIIMlMhlll ,. HBMM.' Mm Fur Scarfs C30.00 Wolf (all colors) 21.00 .28:00 28.00 .10.00 31.00 5 1,00 74.00 90.00 35.Q0 Taupe Fox . . 35.00 Lynx '-'ul-37.50 Red Fox 42.50 Nat. Squirrel. 67.50 White Fox . . 92.50 Cross Fox . . . 112.50 Mole Stole .. Fur Coatees .140.00 Nutria .....'.112.00 150.00 Hudson Seal!. 120.00 182.50 Taupe Squirrel. 146.00 207.50 Moleskin .... 166.00 230.00 Nat. Squirrel. 184.00 I 1 H i , Si I i one nn 1,1. . ,i7U.W iw. 117.50 French Seal Coatee $84.00 A design of excep tional grace for the mlsH. SDlendldlr well-matched sln BAEGAIN subway Carry your own, keep the savings. Pay Less Pay Cash This is the first Strictly Cash, No Discount Basement in all Philadelphia One Price to All and that the Lowest Recognizing the need for an "utmost econoim " Store in these days of unprecedented conditions, we unhesitatingly take the lead follow who may in the giving of supreme economy service to those who will slightly inconvenience themselves and find compensation in the saving these restrictions bring. Look for addi tional Frank & Seder adver tisements and formal open ing announce ment on oppo site page. This N e w e r Kind Bargain Sub w a y Store, conceived and cre ated not as a stunt kind of a store, but because of an actual physical need for a store where every possiblel economy could be relied on as an in variable right. Women's $1 Fine Silk Stockings 59c Black, white 'and colois. Stiect Floor & Though the pricings on every garment in the Frank & Seder Sub way Basement will be low enough to suit the most modest purse, style will be as important a consideration as price. Every garment will re flect "what they are wearing," and careful consideration will be taken to see that latest style is combined with best economy. 11 f '& 1 r-,9 Bargain Sale Plaid & Serge Skirts $1.79 Good Selections Bargain Sale Women's & Misses' $19.98-25 and 27.50 Silk & Serge Dresses $12-86 In addition to 'itrcs., excellent ma terial choice i alToitled fioih l'us Willow Taffeta, the softest and mot lustious of Satins and loel Geoi jjettc Ciepe- in lich Autumn .shades. Tunics, sleeves and vestecs of lieoijrette ciepc. fi iiiKeil-edjred over .sknts, and bt. tided designs in fact, i'eiy touih that means style and ,ahie to the aveiapx' woman is to he found at this pi ice. Variety, too, will be a feature oJ the mer chandise in the Subway . Basement. Hundreds of fresh garments will be on hand daily for yopr choice, and appropriate styles and sizes can al ways be chosen for both Women and Misses. The savings of the no - delivery, no - dis count, strictly cash policy .will be taken from the cost of doing business and the benefits will be yours in correspondingly better merchandise. Bargain Sale 250 All-Wool Velour Coats in Splendid Styles for Women & Misses Thoe -rood, comfoi table, loose-hack styles that aie becoming to most women, and so attractne. Pleated backs, pockets and belts here, too, foi the women who want them. $ 15 .00 Sihertone, Velvet and Plush Coats --with lai'uc collars of I'ur 01 Silk Plush, that can be buttoned Inch dui lli(r the cold days aie other hie; allies to be hat at this price. w n -I f omen sm.su P. N. Corsets 97c Low bust, heavily boned;; in flesh and white. Filth Flooi 4 33 jr-a a &i ftfi .'l Women's $1.50 WashableSatin Camisoles Crepe de Chine or wash satin, lace trimmed. 95c Street Floor 'Bargain Sale 1000 Pairs Women's Shoes And a (5.00 value on cei, pail in (P k A T CIiooshik fiom Havana Bioun Kid the Sale, ctbiaciiiK all the newest Kail V .tcO Boots with Cloth Topi Gi ay Kid Boots Stvles and comnlete raiiL-e of sies Mill. -L. with Self-Color Cloth Tops Full Black btj les ami compete ian;,e ol si.es. .Mill- - (.,apd Kj(, 1JooU01 Gunmctal Calf taty, Cuban or 1'iench heels, wmticd or F Boot.- Ever. pail a Supieme Openine; plain tips and Ioiik, .slender lines. " Special. Lookouts s e o u t i ng the market for every possible advantage will "pick the plums" of spe cial advantage in varit ous short lots and other special bits of good for tune, but ,ever garment must stand a rigid qual- jty..''teHt..before acceotd.4 h - JJrJ,V &. .-T. -, .n..Ai..fcif i uA!!.....r.. ..n ' i . '"& BargainSuitSales for the Thrifty 15.00-24.75 And when you com bine Frank & Seder quality with s.tyle'and economy you have told the final value story of the Bargain Basement. Without a linking of these three qualities, no woman can truly feel that she is getting the full value for her money. The Frank & Sedar new kind of a Bargain Sub way combines these three qualities to a re markable degree and the new Cash and. Carry principle has made this possible. m .3 at$ At $15.00 High-Cla.ss Sample Suits of All Wool Poplin, Seige, and Buiella in tITat good Oxford Giay Shade. Fur or Silk Plubh Collars, as you picfer; all colors and sizes. At $24.75, English Velveteen and Chitron Broadcloth Suits, Silk lined. Coats are slightly llarcd, nre longer and very attractive with their variously shaped pockets and belts. v -V.. 1ty .fj tr Children's 50c Stockings 29c Fino ribbed silk lisle in black. and white. 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