( ! k' f' 8. 'IK r t !. 1 r r N7 V Ji2 jL''"i '" i "" ttiVH,Jn(afls?jKfl1 'Jjfffllffly. mtWAMESiVN THREE i. U. S. CASUALTY LISTS Pershing Loses 154 Men in Eighteen 144 Deaths From Other Causes 134 Reported Missing and 260 Wounded Washington, Sept. 23. A total of 711 names appear on three United States casualty lists Blven out by the War Department today nntl last night. Today's lists aro one from.thc army with 336 names, and one from the marine corps, with 39 names. The army list given out last nli?ht con tains 330 names. The llsta announced today nro di vided as follows. Army, killed In ac tion, 76 i mlsslne In action, 69 ; wound ed severely, 131; died of disease, 12; died from wounds, 47 ; died of accident Mid other causes, 6 ; died from alrplano accident, 1 ; wounded, degree undeter mined, 4. Marino Corps, killed In ac tion, 18; died of wounds, 4; wounded severely, 1 ; missing In nqtlon, 14 ; In hands of enemy, 2. Ijast night's army list Included; Killed In action, 78; missing In action, 61; wounded severely, 120; dleM from wounds, 49 ; wounded, degree undeter mined, 4; died of disease, 14: died from accident and other causes, 11, The summary of the army casualties to date follows; Killed In action 5,988 Lost at sea 291 Died, of wounds 2.017 Bled of accident and other causes 879 Died of disease 1,824 Total deaths 'Wounded Missing, Including pilsoners 10,999 17,805 4,701 Grand total 33,505 The summary of the marine corps casualties follow: Ortlcers Enlisted men Deaths 39 989 Wounded 64 1939 Missing 1 161 Prisoners 14 Totals ,'. 104 3103 Grand total 3207 Today's lists follow: Army i KILLED IN ACTION j Lieutenants lmWN. WILLIAM P.. Iowa Fslts. la. STRONO, ELLSWOP-TH- O., New tonvllle, Mass. Scruenntu JXEM1NO. JOSEPH V.. 14 Mouth Redfleld street. I'hltadplplda, l'a. MARUM, EDWARD T. J.. Penn Tan. N. T STILES. JOHN VI., Mlddlefleld. N. Y. WALTMAN, EDWIN D., Arapahoe, Col. Corporals IIAGEMAN. HARRY D . Leavenworth, KRn. KOFCHINSKI, FRANK JOSEPH, Detroit, Mich. MATHEWS. JAMES E., Tangburn, Ark. 8CKUCHMAN. GEORGE A.. Toledo, O. SHOEMAKER. WILLIAM It , Winterset, la. VAN GORKON, FRANCIS W , Chicago. Wagoner TENNEY. MARCELLUS, Sand Run, -W. Va. rrlrat AXELROD, SAMUEL XI.. Wnterbury. Conn. BALDWIN. EDWARD II., St. Clair, l'a. BALE.- GROVER T . Monroe. Ky. UAUMANN. WAI.TKR K.. 118 North Second street Darbr, l'a. HEAVER, ROLAND. Portland. Ore. BP.YANT. ROY D.. Sumner, Mo. CLEMONS. WALTER. Perelmon. Ky. D'ORIA, SAIHNO, 30 Thomas avenue, I.jn- hurst. N. J. DAMATO. ANTHONY. New York. DOR8T, EDWIN C, 111 South Third street, Mlnersv-llle. l'a. DUNN, CHARLES, Stratford. Conn. DUNN, OWEN. Sit. Vernon, Ind. FONT. RODRIQO J., New York. . FROST, MIKE, no emergency address then. GOMHAR. JOHN A.. BOS Dunbar street, Troop, Ia. GRIFFITH. ARLOW. Washington. C. C. O. KINKLE. ALLEN. Shaftsburtr. Mich. HOWARD. DELMAR M.. Mystic1. Oa. IfcENIlEBG, ALV1N it., 2525 Fourth ave nue, Altoona, Pa. McILVAINK. JAMES. 2413 EirsJ Oakdale street, I'nu&ueipnia, I'n. McQUISTION, JOHN IIKNRY, 313 Hamden avenue, Narberth, l'a. MILLER. OEORGE R , Euclid. Ky. MOHL. ERNEST CARL. Hartford, Conn. NA8E. VINCENT II., Sellersvllle, l'a. OLSON, ntlDOLI'H E.. 330 Forest street, Arllntton.V.". J. TOWERS. CHARLEY. Talmyra. Tenn KOTHEKMAL. CIVDE WILLS, Mauch Chunk, l'a. SOZEPANIAK. MARTIN P.. Peru. III. SIMPSON, EDWARD C Greenwich. Conn privates STAMBACflH, CHANCEFORD, East street, Spring Grove, Pa. TRU38ELL. CHARLIE. Clarence. Mo. VANNINI. ANTONIO, Jamaica. N. Y. VLAGULES, CHRIST. Akron, O. WALLACE. WILLIAM 8.. Owensville, Ind. WATTS, JAMES W.. Latrobe. Va. WILSON. JAMES, Albany. N. Y. WILSON, WILLIAM J.. Beacon. N. Y. HOGAN. WILLIAM A., Falrburn, Ga. O'BANION. NOAH, Rising Sun, Ind. SPEARS. LLOYD K.. Rossville. III. ALBECKI. FELIX. Webster. Mass. BEDELL. JOHN C, Brooklyn. BERRY, HENRY D 6100 Wheeler street, Philadelphia, Ia. DENEY, WILL, Washington Court House. O. DIBEBNARDINO. OEREMIA, 4062 Thomp. son street. Philadelphia, Pa. FLOYD, ALBERT H., Marde Vale, London, England. OARLING, JOHN. Cleveland, O. GROSS, EDWIN F 311 Clay aTenoe, Ros- elle Park, N. J. H1CK8, ALTON BENJAMIN. Hartford, Conn. HOSLER. STEWART. Frankfort, Ky. MITRINGA, PAUL, Vlstua. Austria. PENNY. VERNON KELLOOG, Rochester, N. Y. TERILLO, BERDRILO, Province of Cesama, Italy. ROBINSON, SAMUEL I... East Brady, Pa. BAGLICCOLO. GUISEPl'E, 4 Bryden street, I'ltUton. Pa. 8CIAMANNA. FRANCESCO, Province As- coll Plcene. Montt da Rosaro, Italy. BIRIANI. OIOVANI I)., Canezaro, Motto Santa Lucia, Italy. I A Jfy . agK 31, H jirf. gRsyiA Qforit envy those with good complexions Resinol heals unsightly trouble i 'A bad complexion need not cause discouragement, for Resinol Soap and Resinol Ointment are proying daily that they heal sick skins and preserve well ones. They have been used for years to relieve itching and to overcome roughness and rashes. S"fy A ft ';jtv , ,' ut &rwm?F7rmrw;r v Battle and Marine Corps STPROU, CHRI8TOS, Conlstras. rrovincta Euboea, Greece. STAGER, PIIOEN S., Suedburg, Srhuilklll Conntr, Pa. STRUCK, ARTHUR J., Richmond Hill, N Y. TRUIILER. JOSEPH V., Shehojgan. Wis. WMSTOT, LESTER A., 42 Pine street, El- .lerslle, Md. V'ARNKR, LEO O., Great Bend, Kan. I DIED FROM WOUNDS Lieutenants CURTIS, MARVIN K.. Toledo. O MATHEWS. ALEX. F Lewlsburg, W. A a. OFFCUT, JARVIR J.. Omaha, Neb. WALSH, ERMUND V.. Blackvllle, S. C. Sergeants nnnTTv ptfTt'n .T . Nw York. HENRY, WILLIAM E.. 1660 New Haven avenue, Iiormont, rittsnurgn, REILLY, THOMAS, New York ATTfltTHTtAI. WALTER. ChlcftKO. O'NEILL, JOHN, 401 York street. Jersey City, N. J. Corporals FRANKLIN, FRANTIC II., Noble, Mont- itaiHaH Pniinttf 1ii . HIKES. EDGAR W.. 413 Bouth Market street, Munrr. Pa. , ... , BASKIN. ANDREW, BOO South Water street. Philadelphia. Pa. HUNTER. ALUCR RUSSELL. Mt. Clemens, WATIUNS, KMKIIMIN MORGAN, ISO Washington street, Carbondale, Pa. Privates ARCHER. HOWARD B.. Anderson, S. C. AltMSTHONO. MERVIN J.. Hannaford. N D AS'litM,. CHARLES E.. locust Branch. Ky. HLACKMON, JAMES C, Cleburne, Tex. RRICKNER. CLYDE W . Cleveland. TURRY, CHARLIE. Dallas. Tex. DELK. LUTHER C, Cane Store. Ky. HUMBLE, JOHN C.. Somerset. Ky. KIDDER. CHARLEY M., Olenwood, la. LOWE. JOSHUA. Repton, Ala. McKINNEY, I.EB D.. Praltvlllc. Ala .MAt'RER. ELMER EDISON. 327 Edward's Court, Scrnntnn. I'n. MEYER. JOHN CIERGARDT. Ssbethn. Kan. MURDOCK, LARKIN C, Sampson. Ala. O'l.EAHY. JOHN J . Long Island City. OSTRANDER. ALUEHT HOWARD LEE. Columbus, Wis TARTNER, BARNETT. Chicago. RANG, FRED J. 1027 Fredonla street, Pittsburgh. Pa. SURFACE, HARRY C . Cornell. III. WARl'O. TOM. Port Clinton. O. WOOD, WILLIAM, Dewltt, Nsb. . ATCHLEY. AMOS. Bevlervllle. Tenn CARSON. WILLIAM W.. Bessemer. Ala. DOLVEN. ALBERTS J.. Little Falls. Minn. HAUSER, PAUL F.. Melbourne, Iowa. HEILAND. WILLIAM, Anna, O. HOLTHAUS, GUSTAV C Beckemeyer. Ill, KNIGHTON, JOHN N , Townsend, Miss. KNOPP. RICHARD W . St. Louis OLSON. HARRY T., Spokane, Wash SMITH, HENRY P., Wnltham. Mass. SOAT, ROBERT W , Waukesha. Wis. VANDERHOOF, HARVEY, Enid, Mont. DIED OF DISEASE Sereeant OALYON. DANIEL P., Conway, Ark. Cook HUBBARD, WILLIAM E., Torrlngton, Conn. Bugler JACKSON. BUFORD W Nashville. Tenn. Privates COAI.E, WILLI M F., 423 Tenvedo street, Baltimore, Mil. HOOK. HUMBERT. North, S C. MOORE, CLARENCE. Phllllppy. Tenn. GRAYS, HERCULES. Louisville Kv IIERRON, ALEXANDER It., 427 MUlrow . avenue. Pittsburgh, l'a. MrlNTYHE. KENNETH A.. Portland. Mich. NELSON. HENIIY J.. Bonners" Ferry, Idaho. ROYAL, BEN 1... Marlow, Okla. RYAN, WILLIAM JOHN, New York. DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT Lteutennnt GREENWOOD, SAMUEL A., Jr., Niagara Falls. N. Y. DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES Lieutenant GRAHAM. RICHARD H., San Antonio, Tex. Corporal SHERiro. WALTER, New York Privates CLICK. CLARENCE B Dajton, Ohio. CRANMER, HAMILTON II., Denver, Col. HldOINS. ELOYS J., Lancaster. Wis. KING, CLIFFORD B Brooklyn WOUNDED SEVERELY Captain HOUK, ROY M., Chllllcotho, Ohio. Lieutenants GLEN CALE. BARTLETT, Belle Plains, Kan. FREEMAN, LOUIS A., Spartanburg. S. C. LOOMIS, STANLEY D Meshopprn. l'a. MOHLKE. GEOROE C. Waukesha. Wis. O'CONNELL. FRANCIS A.. Moutaln View, Cal. RKIII, RONALD M.. Wllklnsburc, Pa. LeSTOURGEON, PERCY E., Chicago. TRICE, CHESTER F., Annlston, Ala. Sergeants BALL. ELIHU FLOYD, Kalkaska, Mich, DAVIS, STANLEY, Oak Hill. Ohio. ORAU. ERNEST M., New York. HILL. GLEN. Cottagevllle. W. Va. HOOVER, KARL EMERSON, Klttannlng, Pa. LANDRUM. EARL. Kenmore. O. OLSON. CHARLES ARTHUR. Muskegon. Mich. POMMERENINO. WILLIAM KARL. Ann Arbor, Mich. SMITH. LINCOLN II., Lockport. N. Y. SMITH. WILLIE. Van Lear. Ky. VALENTINE. AMEDEE JOSEPH, Chicago. ADAMS, EDWIN B., Akron, Q, BOLES. CLAY. Hllham, Tenn. GREEN. CLARENCE OLAND, Lawrence. bun?, Tenn. OSTICK. GEORGE L.. Mllledgevllle, III. TAYLOR, WAREN PHILLIP, Janesville. Wis. Corporals UODENSTEIN. ALEXANDER r., Madison, Wis CIIEHIN, HENRY. Prleedale, Pa. DODERLEIN, aEOROE, Christian!. Nor way. TRICE. EDGAR. Brooklyn. Help to rid yourself of skin trou ble and keep your complexion at tractive by using Resinol Ointment and Resinol Soap. For sale by all druggists. JJt jlnol Shavlna Slick elves a ret sooth. in a lather. Try W 1 - J j" -"" , ' ik' vvs"w A&AM3, JA1.BS ANDREW.' Marked Tree,' Ark. i , MILLER, OLEN E., Creaton, la. Corporals BAEIIR. HARRY A.. 4.101 Forley street, Pittsburgh, ra. BUSCII. WILLIAM F 31 East Green street. CIARK, OWEN. Chlncotearus, Va, HINDS. JOSEPH I... Hill citv. nvi.. MrARTIIUR. ROnERT, 140 Buchanan street, iinrnixTllip i. , NOONAN, THOMAS J., New York. SISSON, JOHN PEARSON. Hoddy. Tenn. STECK, HENRY I,.. Rosedale, N Y. WILLIAMS, CURTIS W., Prosperity, W. Va. Privates ANDR.XEJEWSKI, STANLEY. South Bend, Ind. BEEMER. EDWARD. Sun Prairie. Wis BELL. JOE. Ixmg Island City. N Y. "ENNETT. HA1UIY WILBERT. Nlsgsra DEVACQUA. CONSTAXTINE. Fulton. N. T. DIBLB. PAUL. Foley, Minn. BRADLET, JOHN R.. Harbor Sprimrs. Mich. IIROTSKI. EDWARD J.. Berlin, w".' CARTER. LEO. Commerce. Okla CONWAY, JOHN It.. Glens Falls. N. Y. i'i, nur, imaiicihhk, iiooke. Mass FORGET. WILLIAM J., Worcester. Mass FOURNIER. EMILE J.. Ansonla. Conn FRINK. RALEIOH C. Seattle, Wash. OAFFORD, THOMAS W Cumberland Fur nace, Tenn. GILLEN, JOHN J.. New Haven, Conn GIORDANO. VINCENT, New York. ALIO, JOSEPH I'ETER, 2718 Cobilen street, Pittsburgh, Pa. RATY. SAM. Lott. Falls County. Tex BIANCHI. ACHILLE, Milan. Italy. BISHOP. OSCAR I... MeCrarr. Ark BLOCK, JOHN, 40 River avenue, Natrona, Pa, CARENZA. NICOLA V.. New Britain. Conn. CIRCIELLO. GIUSEPPE, Orattammardla. Italy. COOK, BENJAMIN F (lrnsllat. Pa. D1MECO. BARTOLOMEO. Atria, Italy. KENNEDY. TARK L.. Marlon, O SANDERS. EARL ('., Embarrass. Wis VETRO. DOMENttO, San Veto. Italy. BALDWIN. CHARLES LELAND. Detroit, Mleh. BARNETT. HOMER, Cullman. Ala BEAMISH. CHARLES FREDERICK, Tra- verso City, Mich. BEEHLER. HARRY, Nlles, Mich. BEIT.EL, HORACE I York, Pa. nniGOS. ARTHUR B . Sandusky, Mich. BROWN, RALPH SCOTT. Lansing, Mien NEUMANN, JOHN W.. 808 South Curley sireei, uaitimore, A1U. NIELSEN, PETER Q. A., San Francisco Cal. OTTO. RUDOLFH. Chelsea. Mich. PALBMETAKIS, EMANUEL, Klssaln Greece PARISH. FRANCIS. Santa Clara. N. r PASCUCCI, JOSEPH, Frlgento. Italy. I'A-i-i-tiRHUN, RAY, Alden, Mich. PIETRAFESO, RAFFALB, Venoso, Prov ince Potenza, Italy. POPPLEWBLL. ARCHIE C. Huatonvllle. Ky. REISH, IVAN WILLIS. Schoolcraft, Mich RUNTON, TROY. Davy. W. Va. SIIOBERG. HERMAN, 7222 Church street. Sivlssvate. Pn. SMITH. LEROY. Arcadia, Ind. SPRAKER, HARVEY It., St. Johnvllle, N TALBORT. WILLIAM K, Cunle. Ark TATLOR. CARRIS, Pink Hill, N. C. TURNEY. HARRY Park, Md. C, Mountain Ijvke, VANNATTER, RICHARD CARL, Water- vllet, Mich. WAKEFIELD. THOMAS J.. 60 Carnegie avenue, liint Orange, N. J. WEBER, WALTER W Shebojgall, Wis WILLIAMS, FRANK E., Athol. Mass WILLIAMS. MANDIVILLE. Wellford, W Va. YOUNGBAR. ANDY F., Fairfield. Md. ZANATTO, PRINCE, Portland, Ore. OXENRIDER, JOHN 1L, Bcnau Springs, Mich. Privates OLOCK. NELSON. Highland, Tex HANNA, ROBERT. Huntlnston. N. Y. HOKE. WALDO. Union City. Ind. JEWELL. EDWARD M Newburs, N I) JOTE. THANK. Oreenwlch, Conn. LEES. HARRY V . Newark, O. MANSriEI.D, HARRY L., Charlestown, Ma ss. MARCUZZI. LAWRENCE. Berwlnd, W. Va. MARSHALL. HARRY F., South Brewer, , Me. M1CKIEL, CLARENCE. AnsonU. Conn. MILLER. CHARLES F.. Chicago. MILLER. ROY LEE. Cedar Hill, Tenn. MORRIS. 'JOHN II., ntta. Ark. MORRISON, JOHN W Hakerton, Ky. MOSEH. KENNETH IIOHSCOA. Graham, N. C. NOIAN. THOMAS. Trov, N. Y POSTON, SAMUEL Mrli.. Shelby. N C. PRATHER, HENRY C. Tlora. 111. RIGIIERG, MIKE. Saint Clulre, Pa. RUTH. FRANK M 050 orth Sblppen street, Lancaster, Pa. SHEPHERD, FRED II.. Henderson, Mich. SMITH, SAM. CoitewBh. Tenn. SNELLER. CLARENCE. Falrchlld, Wis. STAVROULAKIS, EMMANUEL. Sioux qity, la WEBSTER. RAY E.. Muskegon Heights. Mich. WILLIAMS. FRED V . Neosho, Wis. WILSON, WILLIAM ALBERT. Harvey. la WINSLOW. JOHN MtKINI.EY. Browns ville, Minn. kfiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiilfiliiUiffl II Wanapiaker & A new nlav and enlarged Woman's Department. jj You 'will find this new section of our business (on the Second Floor) j to be veru tasteful in itsl appointments; (fully as handsome as the new clothing it contains, and a very pleasant place to come to. Prices, we are sure, are the fairest in Phila- , delphia. Wanpmaker & Brown Woman's Shop ' (For 57 years) Market at Sixth f imm.imiiM IJIIUimWmUWHWW'nnii,...--...-.;-:.. pipilBlIIUIIBIIJIllUIB -J- WOLFAL, EVERETT Ui FountalB City, Ind. TOPP. OSCAR r, Chicago. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETERMINED Privates LUCAS, ANDREW. R. F. I. 32, Dunbar, ra. McKEVITT. JAMES P., Albany, N. Y. ORBOM. EARL A., St. Paul. Minn. PATKUS, VICTOR J Worcester, Mass MISSING IN ACTION Lieutenant KINO, JOHN ANDREWS, Chicago. Corporals JOHNSON. THEODORE. Outlook. Mnnt MiORADY. FREDERICK BRUCE. It F D 4, Roanoke. Va. SPIERINU. LYNN V., lllllsboro. N. D. Wagoner WAUNER, RAY rKTEIl. Marathon. Wis. Privates ALLEN, WILLIAM ARNOLD, Toungs town. O. ANDERSON. EDWARD. Btz Rapids, Mich. AKAVVANAS, APiinil.u. Karuoy, ureerp. HEELER, ROBERT EDWIN. Monroe, Mich. ti t 1 , t L-n mtlU I HTliytl Ann Aftu... Mich. BURTON. ARLAND D.. Crandon, Va. 'DOMINIGO. JOHN. Oenova, Italy. aOLOWAY, 8TEPHEN, Dubao Oorad, Rus. sla. I'OWE. HERBERT C , Pueblo. Col KNADLER, EDWARD J., Columbus. O. LANDRIOAN. DANIEL. Flint. Mich MALKOWSKI, FRANK. Magolofskl, Czery kow, Russia. MIKSIS. KAZIMERAS. Chicago MILLER. WILLIAM ALBERT. Greeley, Kan. MOORE. EDWARD R . North riatte, Neb. MULLIKIN, WALTER E.. Richmond, Mo. NEIBERT, ALBERT, Detroit. Mich. I'Antr.T.A. IX1UIS. 1,09 Cnndelcrlas, N M ROS. TONEY. 2030 Stetta street, I'lilln- rfMlnhltt. IA. SCACCIA, JOHN, DaBslnno, Rome, Italy SWOPE, JOHN 1)., 1228 Walnut street, Lebanon, Pa. VITRO. ANOKI.O. Farllo del Sanlo Pavagls dt Cabbasso, Italy. Privates ADAMSON, OUST A.. Chicago BASILS. ARTHUR. Isejakl. Finland. CLIME. THOMAS N.. Kecler. I'al. CRANMER, WILLIAM It.. Clinton, Mo DAWSON, COLLIER, Bauxite, Ark. DKMEISE, PIETRO, I'urvvensvllle. Pa. DI FRANCESCO. SM.VATORi;. 852 East Nineteenth street. Erie, Pa. DOYLE, BERT, 8crnnu-nto, Cal ERICKSON. I'ETER. Mad.lock, N. D. ET1IERIDOE JESSE W . Hamburg, Ark FOWLER, PAUL P., Oswego, Ind IAOEN. OSCAR II . Walcott. N r JOHNSON. FRED C . Devils Lake, N D LEWIS, WILLIAM HEN'IIY, Lexington, Ky. I.OrEZ. NICK I... HJal. Cal MERO. THEODORE J . Houses I'olnt, N. T. MORKEN, EDWIN. Mnddock, N I) POWERS. OEOROE, Jelllto. Tenn I'UNK. FRANK B . Wausau, Wis LEBD. HENRY. West Union. W Va SHANNON, HARRY T.. Cambridge, Mass. SPRAOUE. WILLIAM A . Devil's Lake, N. D. WE1SNER. REINHARD, Shaltuck, Okla PROBST. LOUIS Il Louisville. Ky. HEED. JAMES, New Bethlehem. I'u. RONOEY, HERSCHEL. Centrnlln. Wash. ROSS, HARRY E , Wahpeton X. I STEMPHOWSKI, WILLIAM W.. 1300 Freila street. Dlrknon Cits. I'n. TIRNADY. WILLIAM. Falrflelil Conn TOLBERT II, WILLIAM, llirdnell, M TORTOHICI. JASPER. Teabody. Mans WAITS, WILLIAM '.. Hall. Mont Marine Corps KILLED IN ACTION Corporal IltVIN, Hinckley, III. WADE, Prlvatea BURKE, LEO T., Gardner. Mass COX. WA'l.TER J.. Portland. Ore. DILLB, PAUL F . Dassel. Minn. DUFFIN, ARTHUR T.. Ogden. Utah DUKE, JIMMIE I... Santa Rosa. Cal. UIEK. ROBERT J., Mi East' Fourteenth street, Erie, Pn. GREEN, FRED O . Cheyenne. Wyo. HAWK. RUSSEL S , Derby. Ore. LAWRENCE. JOHN II., Cleve'und. NIELSON, JOHN W T.. Sanford. Col PERKINS. GLENN C . Pocatello Idaho. PETERSON, SWEN II.. Craig. Neb. RUTH. ALVION. Do Bidder. La. SHARP. BURTON. Minneapolis. Minn. SHORT. LLOYD. Watertown, S. D. KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY RE PORTED -MISSING IN ACTION Prtvutes BL1VEN. RAYMOND E . Bristol, It I WORSTALL, THURMAN V. , Zanesvllle. O DIED OF WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ACTION Corporal SULLIVAN. JOHN J , Roxburj Mass Privates H1NDEILY, JOHN S . Jacksonville, Fla owr Brown's New Woman's Shop Today, Tomorrow and Wednesday September 23, 24 and 25 SPLENDID array of new suits, furs, skirts and waists is readv for vour selection ............. H M I f - J LAwnicrrrz. heihiert f., Kuan Hummit county, o. NILAN, MICHAEL A., 210 South nu-ii street, East Orange, N. J, WOUNDED IN ACTION (SEVERELY) Private GREENWOOD, CHARLES. Kenosha. Wis. MISSING IN ACTION Corporal MILLER, ISAAC N R. F. D. I, Johnstown, Pa. Private BAGWELL. CLAUDE S . INHon, S C COWDnEY. ROBERT II., Salt Lake City Utah. DUTRO. ROBERT I, (Iroteporl O ESKKW, ABNER T Palmetto, lla FEES, BENJAMIN F SIS t ookmun avenue, Asburr Park, N, J. FLAHERTY, JOHN V , (Irest Falls, Mont HOLLAND. TIIOM s ,l 1015 Palmer ave. nue, McKeesporl, Pa MnrtriEL. danikl. vmrnrH t PETERSON. NEUS J . Daton. Idsho REKD. BOY O . Washington, D. C ROSE. JAY F. Sallnillle. O. SMITH. PETER S . Shawnee. Kan TAYLOR. BURKE S . Wichita Falls. Tex IN HANDS OF ENEMY PREVIOUSLY RE PORTED MIMS1NG IN ACTION Corporal RLANKENSHIP. RICHARD 1. . Rluhmond Va. Private KAMMERAAD. LEONARD. West Olive. Mich. RETURNED TO IH'Tl rRKVIOI'M.t RE PORTED SElhKELY WOUNDED Private PAINTER. HOWARD M , Jopltn. Mo PRELATE TO ATTEND HOSPITAL INSPECTION Miscricordia to Have Distin guished Gucsi at Donation Day Tomorrow Archbishop DouRherts will officiate at the first public lnpr ticn and donation day at tho new Mlsoricordla Hospital, Fifty-third street ,md Cedar avenue, tomorrow afternoon from 3 to 5 o'clock Tuesday will bo tlio Feast f Our Lady of Meicy, patiuiu".i oC tho Sinters of Mercy. The Sisters of Mercy, In charRO of the Institution, will receive visitors and will accept donations of money and mer chandise Members of tho Mlsericordla Hospital Ladles' Auxiliary will bo In attendance. The Aichblshop will rIvo henedlctlon In the temporary chapel on tho hospital grounds Although the hospital has been open only a shoit time, more than 800 dis pensary patients havo been treated and 200 persons Imvp been bed patients, livery creed und race is admitted under the Bame conditions If non-Catholic patients dcslrn the ministration of Piot estant or Jewish clergy tho Slslers send for them. The lOmerg-eney Fleet Corporation has designated the hospital for the treatment of workmen who suffer from serious ac cidents at Hob Island One of the four roof gardens has been set aside for con valescent Hob Island workmen. Tho great shipyard can bo seen from this garden. "The Mlsericordla Hospital Is the last word In hospital construction," said Dr A, A. Cairns, chief medical Inspector for Philadelphia, following an Inspection of the Institution hist week. HONOR SLAIN BOY SCOUT Former Troopmatcs Pay Tribute to George Laird, Jr. A Boy Scout who made the supieme sacrifice under tin; charge across the Vesle River was honored yesterday through his parents, Mr and Mrs. George Laird, when his former scout troop pre sented a memorial booklet paying tribute to George Laird, Jr., killed July 30. Troop 40 marched with furled flags and mufllled dtums to the Laird home, 1223 South Forty-sixth street. Lining up in front of the bouse, tne boys stood at salute, while Field Fxecutive John Uetz, Jr., presented the book. Tho memorial la bound In white and con tains Laird's record as a scout and as member of Company L, 110th Infantry He entered the service in May Welcome To Our Autumn Opening new coats, now on ms- j in our new 11 II III l l l lllmilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll i) .'hi ." t, ,' . tdmMt. WANAMAKER'S New Things Down Stairs Store at Wanamaker'd SPECIAL Unbleached Muslin at 24c a Yard You know its many uses! This is n good 36 inches wide. (Chestnut) SPECIAL Cheese Qloth 10c a Yard It is fully blenched and 36 inches wide. The price speaks for itself. (Clirstmit) WhiteGoods By the Piece A good quality of birdscyc, 1M inches wide, is $2.40 for a ten yard piece. Longcloth, 36 inches wide, is $2.85 for a ten-yard piece. (Ontral) Envelope Chemises 3 Styles at a Dollar Two styles are of white nain sook, one trimmed with nent em broidery and the other with lace. The third is of pink nainsook trimmed with ribbon and lace. (Ontriil) Dainty Pinkness to Wear at Night A ptetty pnjama in one-piece style, has a pointed Empire top of wash satin that is hemstitched and picoted and run with blue ribbon. The rest is of pink nainsook, with a ruffle at the ankles. $2.50. (Centrnl) Velour Is Soft and Warm for Winter Coats Many of the most attrac tive new winter coats are made of this good fabric. Most of them ate rather fitted at the waist, belted and gathered below. Some are fur trimmed and others are plain. At $23.7.-1, a coat of navy blue, brown or Burgundy ve lour has a large collar and wide belt trimmed with big, shiny buttons. It is half lined and interlined. At $25, a mannish coat of two-tone gray or brown velour has an inveited pleat in back, generous pockets and is belted. It is fully lined. . At $29.75, a blue, brown or green coat with a laige collar of nutria is half lined with fancy silk. At $27.50, a coat of taupe, Burgundy, navy blue or brovvn velour has a large fur cloth collar and is belted. Many other fashionable velour coats some very hand some things are priced from $33.50 to $78.50. One style with trimmings of beaver fur cloth is sketched. (Murkrt) rz '"iT' n BLANKETS Are Real Coal Savers Excellent quality cotton blankets in white or gray, 72x84 inches, are $6 a pair. Good wool-mixed white blankets aio $8.50, $10 and $15 pair. All-Woo! blankets in Scotch plaids are $18 a pair; in all white or in large block plaids, $20 a pair. Wool-mixed blankets in silver gray arc $10 a pair. Blankets for Single Beds White wool-mixed blankets are $8.50 and $10 a pair. All-wool blankets in white or in block plaids are $15 a pair. (Chestnut) The Warm Comfort of a Wool-Filled Quilt is one of the pleasantest things soft, warm coverings ana Dig boxes are bulging with them. They are covered wun camDnc, sateen or silk-and-cotton material and arc fitted with soft, clean, white wool, light and warm. The colorings and patterns will suit the color scheme of most any bedroom. Prices start at ?6 and go upward by easy steps $8.50, $10, $12.50, $13.50 and $15. Cotton Comfortables These cotton blankets nre copied from the fine French blankets that used to come to us before the war. The colorings are exquisite pale pink, old rose, delightful blues, reseda green, many shades oi tan anu urown unu pretty the delight that only the consciousness of wearing good looking comfortable shoes can give! Women's shoes of black or tan calfskin on long, narrow lines have imitation wing tips and perforations. They lace high and have welted soles and low heels. $4.90 a pair. , ' A , - ,'.-. .l,u. JSL.A. r." -yw; Marching Briskly Into thk Sfn'lS H Suits Have Caught the Snap of Frosty Days Poplin is one of the best all round materials for street suits, as it wears and wears and doesn't in the least mind inclement weather. At $29.75 a tailoicd model of poplin has corded pockets and an inlaid velvet collar. Another is cut with a high waist, a double strap belt and a convertible collar. These are in navy, brown, black and Burgundy'. At $32.50 theie is another suit of wool poplin trimmed with braid. Around the hem of the jacket there is a band of velvet. It is sketched. At $35 a new huit of mannish serge in navy blue. The jacket has inveited pleats, finished with silk ciows' feet and is belted. At $36.50 This is of soft duvet me lange in blue, Oxford and brown, with a flaring jacket trimmed with rows of bono buttons on the sides. (Market) New Clothes for' the School Girl Two pretty new frocks that girls of 8 to 14 will like for school. One of plain blue or green linene has a vestee, collar and pockets of checked gingham. The bolero-like bodice is attractively trimmed with buttons. $3.25. Another of checked gingham has a plain bodice, with plain color collar and cuffs. The skirt has a plain color belt lun beneath button-trimmed pleats. $3. Warm Coats to keep the chill out. A becom ing coat for little girls of 6 years is of brown or green cordutoy trimmed with metal buttons. There is a warm quilted lining. $6.75. For the older sister there is a warm blue or brown cheviot coat, with a large collar of velvet. The collar, belt and pockets are trimmed with shining buttons. $16.50 for girls of 8 to 14. (Contrail Warm o' Nights The little boys and girls will be plenty warm enough in these nightdrawers that have feet! Each pair is made of soft, gray cotton with , fleece outside as well as in side. The neck fits snugly, the sleeves are long and each pair of nightdrawers has a little breast pocket! Sizes to fit chil dren of 1, 2 and 3 years are $1.25; to fit those of 4 to 8 years, $1.50. (Central) of winter. The Bedding Store, Down uuuikuis in son luvenuur. xiiey uie uuuuu mm ouiv. ?& cuu, (Chestnut) Blithely Stepping With For the Boys Boys' shoes of dark tan leather are made on new medium-toe English lasts in sizes 1 to 5'2. $4.50 a pair. $3 a Pair Black leather shoes for boys (Chestnut) 2& 4J r.tf- , - ." v .- 2a .,,.. . WANAMAKtiR'S fy & t New Pocketbooks inq scrap dookb, oi course, iec they arc so smart with salts mt other Autumn attire! EnameM cloth books begin as low as 78e;." 1I1a Ails ah C Vda, & Aka Y Ada A-1 A wiiiiu uiueia ui patent leutlici SU,, up to $5. ' ; Colors, Too as well as black are seen in pin seal and dull leather; gray, brown, purple, tan, green qr blue perhaps a few more. (Central) Extra-Size Nightgowns Warm, full flanncllet night pnwno nriv marlA witri rtrnvM ' yokes and long sleeves and show stripes of various colors in sixes 18. 10 and 20. $2.50. Fine nainsook or muslin fornu the white nightgowns, which an made with square, V or high necks. $2, $2.25 and $2.50. (Central) Pleated Serge Makes a Youthful Skirt The sort of a skirt that girls who are going away to school, high school girls or some busi ness women want. ' It is of serviceable navy blue serge, pleated all around, with pockets and a belt trimmed with buttons. $6. (Market) . Frocks Are No End Charming It's amazing to see how many delightful ways there are of making silk dresses:. (Jrepe meteor, charmeuae. Georgette and the new and fashionable tricolette form the frocks themselves, and beading, heavy silk embroid ery, fringe or material of a different sort are used for the trimmings. You'll note a goodly number of ovorskirts and long panels and pleats skillfully laid. A surprising number of styles in satin frocks are to be had for $15, $16.50, $18 and $19.75, while frocks of a little more elaborate nature begin at $25 and go to $69.75. Serge Dresses Never Lack Friends ' and their variety is delightful. There are pleated skirts and overskirts, all sorts of collars, much braiding and some com binations of serge and satin. Most of the dresses are in black and navy. $15, $16.50, $18.75 and upward to $373 Velvet Frocks foA Women and Young,: Women Some are combined with- satin, others are embroidered, with silk, and you'll even see quite a bit of fashionable fringe. $29.75, $35, $39.75 and $42.50. (Market) Table. Linens of Purity and Whiteness All.linpn tahle damask. 70 lv ieVJ. inches wide, is in several prettk.,f-&W? designs at $2, $2.25 and $2.50 a A yaru. Pattern Table Cloths A large lot of fine Irish table cloths arc all linen and fully bleached. The Sesigns are round or square; 70x70 inches to 72x108 inches, at $5 to $10.50 each. (Chestnut) Stairs, is piled high with-'thewV A I m Delight are made on English or wide- toe shapes in sizes 1 to 5Vi For the Girls Black patent leather shoes, on sensible too shapes, are button style, in sizes 2 to 6,.,-, at $3 a pair. a j .. M. . rfVfcl ' A i J-O TfJ XA v- i. M 5i I "it J tOtt Vi ,. 1 M ?J m ra Mn mm m -M 'l ?l 'll Al I M hiJfi tSk,ss tf tL' ... ;d 4A i&A ir i JsMWsin i n i H&ikmaB&msiMmsBfL&uivX . ' JS fc.'t ".l
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