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EyEitaSfGh PUBLIC LEDGER-PHILADELPHIA, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, ' 1918'
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EXPRESS OFFICER
K1LLSP.R.R.C0P
J. T. Laden, Ejected From
West Phila. Station,
Shoots J. J. Ellis
WOUNDED AS HE FLEES
American Company Agent in
Hospital After Fighting
TwoCity Policemen
FIVE BROTHERS FIGHTING BOCES
SIIFFR AfiF VOTE
ATE tO DEFER
PHILADELPHIA HEROES
TAGEBLATTCASE
SEES WATER RATE
UP 1100 PER CENT
Springfield Fire Protection
Charges Assailed at
Hearing
.1 COUNTIES PROTEST
Service Commissioners Alcorn
and Ryan Listen to Lower
Mcrion Lawyer
i
i HIT BY QUESTIONS
Officer on Stand Confused
by Prosecutor's Sharp
Inquiries
RECORDS IN EMDENCE
Secretary Wrote Paper Bene
fited by Attitude That
Pleased Germans
m"
ra.. i .
MUHiirman joncs announces
-WlK 1 1 1
ijrroDauie rostponeineni
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IttfAIT FOR LA FOLLETTE
h-' - -
t"Scenc Set for Decision, but
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K- il
Absentees Mnkc Delay
Ncccssarv
Un.MriKlnn, Sept 26
Plans for a inte b the senate toiln
H,i on the Federal woman suffrage amend-
V'l Y mnl lrtii.llt itero n nnnilntir.fi In lit
W. t midst of debate Chairman lone" i '
Etf.J the Woman Suffrage Committee Majorln
rJJ leader Martin and oilier leader" of
$ both factions lolned In ptlvnte stile
s''? menta that the resolution would go nvei
until Snturdaj
t While the debitr vv ni umlei vvnv wltii
J crowded galleries awnltliiK the llnnl tist
1 Chairman JeneR in.ide the follow lup
IL atatement to a reprisentattie of the
Associated Press
"It now nntirars llkrlv tint no ote
trill be taken todav nnd that Mi irao- n w w w m -n. - n w w i ,rn j n -i r . r
tlillon will go over until next M.nh PHI LADELP HI AN S ARE SLA I IS
! J when Senator l.a Follctte of innnsln
C i ll due to nrrlie
S5f i . .
Crowds filed the 5enitt mrntinis
.
Biv . early In the rta pome of the wmiim
j carrjing lunches tiling to the 1 int 1
J by 8:30 o c'oi'K The mfdi liriame yn
(Treat that the rioois of the Rilliiit- le
ttered for the National xmeiliun
J Woman's SufTrace svtiiitlon ami Hit oijinlox of the Mnndnrd Holler Hell Ihr
j Woman's I'artx were opt ntl ' 1" "n. Compitn nnd enlisted In the Sixth lit Ri
J a half hour aheid of tune ' inent. .N i; P lu till llt m ,.0ii
t 1 . .1. V .11 1 I. ntH . . .
; iiiemners oi me .i.iiniiin ,i -. h.im.u
1 opposed to Viimin sutTi.iRi were
Feated across the Senate clnt iber from
the suffrage forces
Flowers or the tolor- of he several
organlzat on wire woni Iv ihe wmuen
ililm- -i Mvltl mlor sttllmr to tin nil-
I ltriM
Conspicuous In th- ..llerlr, vveie
! Mrs Catt and Miss I, e p.,ul le-
ppectlve heads of the i.mtn itlvc anil I
1 .ttt .,i t ihn ,,rr... ,.,.,. ...i, n I
1 tlon; Mrs W.lh.im IC. nt Mis P.iihartl
i WalnrlKht Mis ,Iesle llndv MilCave
I Ht. If... I...U..... AT... II... t. L!ln. ......
.iiiEa ..itii jmkii.iiii ,i.. i 'uni. 'n-vi-ii-.,
Mrs John PiORerc Mips Muni ounEei
Mrs Heleni Hill lUtil Mrs Tost.m
Bennett, Mrs I lorrun liivanl llllles
1 Mrs Paul du Pont in 1 Mt-i Fannie
Wolfson
1 12 Sailors Die Here
I in Day of Influenza
. viKiiiuru iruni ii.r uiir
transport pntleni" W i nnn o nlnjr
iy i JiBni eitHj -runtinm muiunruiKN niui
J Will Hv-LUIIUHUtlt'
tretchers should get
In touch xxith Captiln Oeorge Piilue'l
, t medical director of the .i,i Hosplt il
l 3 ,, ,
l. immedltltelV
4
ii To prevent spread of the disease
i amoni; ehlpxard workers nil those Inv-
i in symptoms hue been order.d to re-
4. port to me nospuais ni me vinous
'.i-i-vmrAn A tl.t iif avmntfims hna lipell
iS3' printed "n cards which a.e posted In the
r. f-1-". - ....v . ,-v --
Kri kVUt..h.
y f uiiftiun.
Kx Tim :Xpw l.nelnml hllllntiotl s RI 111
Tie New Kneland iUuntion ! Pttll
j, f X "'" "
.x trouDjesome mo epinemic n is now
lim-PP-d to twentv-slx s, ,,,,- nlthnuch In
J-spread to twentj-slx st e- although In
C meat localities It 1" tint it hi rlous
i .. l u" . .' " . . V im""u' " ""-
At tome points at Ihe approach of the
r disease liunin tneir noiinii iries ine an-
K Sthorltles have sent burn ells f, aid
S. Th rtptl Crnss. War n It.l X.ivi iMntt.
E menta and the Ooiernment health set v
h J Ice are co-opentlng in taking the most
K J eHectlto measures to stiuip o i. the
a .'epidemic
r
fs,f.eVerh',mi?aUrPKhaV:,b,"en ",K"n '"
Massachusetts, where the dls.ase ip-
s, J pears to be most xlru'ent The mir-
i Ipftrt Tlprt Crnsu ta .isslstttK- null niu !.
KL - clatiM and nurses ami tmhti, uiiiliMriiitf-s
'- ... ...
ijf. opa in ha t.rt.i fntoi -s.t v.it-if nfifi
Sis Chicago report Influenza piexnlent. but
at. .... ..
-. .. virif am M-. tn.
IV' ..
..V... "u ,.... it.
" A eall i .h im,i ni . ,.
rhvlrtan. 1 n.T f i "-OS' for
I w. H.li p . ' 'Ut h""
who have died or become exhiusted
f 7rlr. fn -nTn iV.'i? in ',,"'' US
If emergency public health cxonimlttee
1 Nl I
Jjdlt
,, Tills committee was created hv et
ruoierrtort oolldge, Inimedlnteli iftcri
the executive council set aside Sinoouu
J as a fund to light the grip Teinpor.irv
i? s closlni: of all theatres moving nlitute!
lf"V f-
S,v houses, and other placts nf public gnlh-
Ifls? I erlng has been requested and illpuade
K I plans for the Immediate futuie have bun
S Canceled. Moro thin 1000 deaths from 'lb' n1 " , J ,i ,,,, ,..,.,, 7,1 1,pl,ir,mm ''bRrun si,l(,i tlU .rt. ed toi Hi lommenti1 after Americn's enlrv , lerk. and Is stationed in one of tho
1 ?" pneumonia and influenza are reported In! 'rdnii, wounitul at tn. s.iuie . vate Polito hael died on August 1.1 The In the war was somewhit shaken when ' temporary booths ne ir the staiivvav He
I i'New England In ten dnvs I J Vr"!','i woried' foi tin same Mini Thev ' ,tl'r to his fa"illv was u,,t,., August Mr llobcrls flnlsheel his crosK-exainini- went out for a few minutes, and be-
VV 3 i iiiisiid in Ihe sum rrglnit nt tli" oltl -1 ana sain m n ne n.iu ncui shot tlon or the witness snowing arncie aner , nuse lie inougni tne money would not
S,J1 1000 I'atlents nt tamp Meade "" ., i,,,nnv 'n i; P about the through tho hip hut was able to wnlk artlile with the same comments Injected , be safe In his booth took it to the oftleo
j Baltimore advices report four death"
I .ltl. lu.n.. .fnlir hnupa .. l-n. At.-
j xrnnin iweiuj-iuui iiouis ti rori .in-
if TTenrv. nut nf 230 cases reirlsti red thprp
ij Camp Meade, where loon easts are re-
"corded, will be placed undei senei.il
r t quarantine Frldaj There are 1G0 ia-e s
' J at-the Annapolis .Naval Acndemv bos
I.nltal.
V& I ' At the Walter Heed hospital at W ih-
K t incton, D C masks of thin gaurt In
1. y A..-1.- i. ... ..... ...... ia..i .. . .... .i. .
At 3 fiAfit efil.tlfirH tn mPif.iil L.it.a nt I ..
Kyi J s ..i bu.u...-. . . . ... ... ni-
r i nuenxa. une nunarea masks have bien
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supplied by the lied ross and not less
I lain Ian u I ha nillll rantliluil A...
fe -J jJmalnK. wife of the Secretnrx of state
S J and Mra. McAdoo. xv Ife or the Secretary
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K& -J--7 ., """' "",l i"""'"---'i io sup-
F'A The si
E-V, V the Roxe
Ituatlon nt ( imp I) x is
vernment serious com em In ml
FY6m Thlrti -rourth Division Privates
f.Exra Brown, K It. CrAne. ,lise J.lncnn
..lion, George S Martin Minn Mll'or
iifjreeley Pierce. Brody West, Fun Wolf
erporalC C Okerstrom Prlia'es pe er
&.. Mr A ft. I. ..11 T....... f..l.. rt ..
si, ti. . iiif.r... i.. urn .ni-iii. i, i
n, M .. tinoaes, oeorge Zivltzlg,
', I attton to Maurice .ncioigan iliosp ho M ni s L.nd which was .nnstmtiv he-1 nnpalmi mil liter was transferred to '.eimanv cine .vep.y n- ..uuuiai '-'''--'-"' ",i ,.i,i fnr . n The Allies nre advancing on
KTWivJ?.''?;'1' X. ".f? .i'."'" I ng swept bv a he-av firi fiom the . er-iBatterv M 108th Field Artlllerv He s,m. lommlsloned olllcer. according to lis flanks, as well as in the centet
PTLUmrl.. Keyport. Pilvale Thnmas Wnt-'mai tien.hes wis uruik on the left aim and side on Commenting on a news report, the ' .mthoritx. was the answerer Sec- nn lh6 Allied left wing the Serbs
7fV..fV .. 6n.antr.li Pr hat. TV T It... ..J ... ... ' . . f. . ... . -P.. a 1 .1.1 . I I u.ilfl 'TVlta alfirl Pflnnnt ... n. ...I... I.. . "H IOB MUCH 'u lllllfc till. ..-...
&,, tu . Vi V """""" in ,, eltei rrom the xoung iiinet "i - ) ....si.ieuis .rum a surap- ...,,."..... ... ..... " - ie.ar .uiuuiij .ou.ii nt answer io f overeom ng strong res stance In
irBaJtlmore; Private H x .Mnbr. .Mill. "t-.Ul,, he s.,1,1 thai be had been nel "hell but Is now will n the road "e taken serlouslv The weaker the charges bx Itepubllcan leaders iihi Babuna Mountain', captured Popa-
SV: anfl PrlU,te M Klml' Je," wo" n'deV.n the left aim ,. ', sn,dfr;o recover, ,n a base hospital he said mllitari position of the Allies the more w V ap-
H S CUt. , ,,, h.,., no Migust 17 hut was In . letter to his mother Mrs Amelia i thev brag" , " e,,e . "n," ', nili.J ,.nTna . k.1 Lhinr lzvor.
anrX-A a. ..if...- ,......., V.......V,. .......o, . .
MKVnclB Chaxez. C. C Brltt 1) B Her
i i Mrr. jtorer ..nnirnotiom. iiprneri Mil pp
ITr'... .-- . . -. ....
JJute Moliereno, Joseph F. Nissen, C K
itKWJIJIams, II C. Conrad,
fsl ij.
i"Sl Take Kxtreinp Mrnurr
r"i'rr In a telegram to Major General Hugh
vlv?-" ocoit, commandant at t. amp Mix.
.Adjutant General Ollvson todav on be
half of uovernor t.age, placed all tne
.! . . i... u.i. .. .w. i.
;cim.e " -"' " "" "'Posa.
aft the camp authorities to crush the
ejjjldem.c of Spanish influenza at the
itjiptonment. The telegram gaia
' .ioxernor Edge Is deeply grlev
ed
K
il of the epidemic condition at Camp
which Is resulting In the death
,0 many of our braxe bo. who had
ted to Jon their comrades on
tJ.Belds across the sea and to
.n a,?; opportunity to tight and,
MMirr. crinc their Ih. in
a to Jon their comrades on the
i...m. ... ih. a .,ri m i,
1 MMt struggle lor tne worms ttemoc
pSSv and exerlaatlng peace.
tsrue uoxernor Knows inai every nu-
actney a Dcing eniinoyrn oy ou
Korta to cnecK tnts conaition.
Uty which, the State can at
ari your disposal.
Bert OConneu.
Prisoner1
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THOMAS JORDAN, CorpEtW. .JORDAN , 5e.rflt.W.NPIELD A
Woun3ccT VoundcJ--- dACKSOIS, Killed-
CW BATTLEFIELDS OF FRANCE
f .... I ... I ... . ! (!..
i"' " - " t
ilitonv.Mil up in that eulm intl wn -
Known In the nli K n um of Slip Jink
son to math ettbod in t It dtsMUt
He was .in tx rt in it hlnlsf In the
, lllf, tl lorp,.,i ntl wis pioinnltil to l
irKcanli while t nine on the Mixlc in
voi rt t
I senl , (.
intensive training and .e-
, , . . . ,, ir..... i,
nrRiinicd lllto ttlo nitli lnfiiim he
lw'"' a"lKln- " fonipaio II. iIohr with
the other Won Phi ,d, IphH bov s and
was appointed bivonet Instructor of that
",, ,
llefore the leKinitiit
uied for Tialue
"t 'I'"'"? seicemt .lai k-on told
ll"
mother that til lift IhlUE lie would
do befoie Rninc Into .iilion vvoultl In
to write i letui to her He kept hi
word. foi a Ictiti has bet n icielvetl
fiom him tlated August 10. and In a let
ter fiom his brothel Coipor.il Calvin
Jaihsun, of the -line companv, It was
leTrned tint scigtan: Jackson was
lilllid on URUst 12
xppnientlv Calvin Jackson beliexeo
ll at his patent" had alt'csdj been told
ot how sergeant I icksiui met his death,
fot he does not it into details but
mertlv s.ijs lust i line to tell jou
that we are buk fiom the ftont lin"
foi a brief lest and to send vim these
plituies of Slip lust as he ptouilsed
mother In wiote soood-by l" her be-
, fore he left
I --lip wont be bnil, was addetl In
l'f"-ll at the lop or lie i in
Irom a letter tecelved bs a filrnil or
I ... .- n. r...... ,tlt..r. trwMttier (if
me i.iiiiui Hum ....w...v --
Coup inj N It was learned that sn-
Re ml laclison nan voiuni.e.iu mr
Hs vv.,v back to his own trenches
s fal a- LOuld be Ratneriti lie wan aci-
Inir as .1 In IlIllUlirterH llllSsellRKl, .inn
n u. .- .
Ha-1 '"" " ,l-ulud hls """ "ncs "ncn
'lt irM
Men of an at'acklng squ.ia who were -
. . ... . i i.r.i...i.ii'
nearei tne nociie iieiicn.-i .. it' -
, fagl under a neixv maiiuiir-s,"" "s.
I am' when a surgeon rendu d bis side
' am' when a surgeon reoctun nis s e
Sergeant laclison satti icl..ii....r ''''"
letter I'on i bother with me 1 am Hn-
,-hwl fjiw. lm a sniokt ami go on antl
. - . . ., ...... . n,,u x mi mix
" J"":' """' ' , "mm
"L- !"" '" r
. f.. . I .mil llOfl
It SetReant Jackson bad lived and
If the world knew what he had don
hi" linal would be cnveieu win
medals the lettu sild in inucluslon
it
th
i tlitnl brother t aten .laciisnu. jr.
I- npr ae nMouirtruikCompun No
, '" " I' " , .ecintlj Milled for
l1s,' """ "u '
' France
Lieutenant I arl It
IIhvIs. killed In
...1....1 In i -ittiiti.i tiv
ni'inn nils ,ui iium .
lO'llh Infantrv Word of the ioung
... ...... ...... ... ait an ir.iiii .11
niTin.r . iip.ii 11 vi ........ .......
wn.vv. - -
fatbei W ai ri n It Mavl" who 1" sen-
pilxatp in the mie companv
bv Mr" Maxis, vv h. Hies V 1J North
Thllt. .tllIrd vtrett M. details were
given and no otTUial notlllcatlon h is
et ionic from the War Mi pal tniint
Lieutenant Mavis inn men a iiiemm .
of the oltl First lieglnunt N (. 1 , ten
, nutnbei ff xears and stived tnrougn
ihe Mexican c.impiign
...... i .i.n.r.i inniuu. wountleil in
lllll....... ..
' action. Is tweniv-fnui xe.us oltl anil
lived with his p.utnts Mi and -ili
Inhn Inrdin at en xnnon "'".i
i rn mi"
. ime time and vvei. pint etl lu the sime
I I. .la. Irfnii I nillfll ll llll -
1 li itpi from i oi pin il liii
, im
,1 in
stil.s that both in ripldlv le
timing in inse nnspu u
1'ln Miiteh an- geituiR it I
hetvi addtd irpoi il Ionian
mil
Im v
tll-KUSl.il km ...i .Hi", '" '
luv, nt a look in ...tl imv m ....
'1U'T
(..rporiil .aine. (. IM wounded
., the nineteen-vear-old wn ! Mr ind
'"
svlvestei Phillip" I H ll pi lllll
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i itpet lie en "teu iii vi iv in i -i
. ...
..,.. i.imici t inni -i.lllllllll iiltl tl it nil
' Limtu lllv issignid in c miunv
....--- -.
' "" ,,'KO,u he ,, Kt.ii to l.in.e
y Usl boi. . n'..ntl. itto his
lnOth lnfintrv
ft. r being t mined
.urM1,, ,eceled iimd from him Hut h-
parents itceivetl vvoiu imui nun inn u-
i. . i v...,. H,.irjt..i win ihe Cii lie
i'H! fltiern fnr assisting t i iei over th' bidv
who hnd fillen In .Nn
, mvaleselng ripldlv
- i.ri,. itiultilnh smin,, nverel
,.i,i ,t.ns . menibu of tli r.imous
,.im,ti Conuianv of ihe t l First
r'ntriment N (i I'. now miinns 11.
I.IS.IIII. in
mstli Infaiurv He, tog tnei wnn imiiv
nther voung men most of ihem rrom
- ,. (Annuel sinre eti.isiei( jn mr in im-
- Urexl,an i,f)rdei ramp Jgn and remained
.. .... . i .r... i... ru..ii.if.ni mmu
r jjj HIP Seilll" illlti in i- ............ . .....
b.cl. rrom Texas Liter he was sent
lo Camp Hatiiopk and trinsierred to
the 109th The "Umbel Coinpanx ' dis
tinguished Itself during the first da
of the Franco-Ameriian eountu attack
alonr the Marne bx swimming a small
stream which barred the path to their
. . ... Tl.l. .1. Cmllh tu Ih snn nf
i lODjeeine iiinio . .in.... .o ... ... ...
Mr ,, MrH j0,eph A Smith, oi 5721
Woodland aienue
Private John II. W nlnon, wounded and
gassed Is twenty years old and the sun
of Mrs Margaret Watson 752 North
Thlrti. -sixth street The xoung soldier
-nl ! n -u. w . . -,. ... ..
the rranco """'"" "," V '
be Mntry He had been In the
If rencliei f or more jn mon
the, - J - 'hell burst near h man,
rranco " - " "r- ;"",;
fantry He had been In the front-line
th before
nd he was
affected before he could get his gas
mask on.
Prtvstp .Andrew K. Owens, wounded
was drafted only last April, but showed
BucJi proficleifcy In acquiring- the rudl
menta oi) tacijcs ana ar,ui umi 1.0 wa
soon transferred to tne luain jniapiry
.f . . nliln
Rudolph Smith cJoseph Hause
VbuLnded K i Ued
., ,1... I,tj....ll.n..- ,h tl It 111! ll lit lilt.
- " i-.-.i-
i thin tt old and in oipliin Hi
l( j,Minir n,, M, 1,1 It i i .pmni i
in n itxtilt mill mil llxd with a s,sti r
lts i;iiis t niinoi nox Ntntli 1 runt
sttrct
ITiiiile Itiltn rtlinr lllingsHnrlli,
iirmniloil ii.iM it null he' Ot lllf f 1 11 I
dim aimv fiei hiving Inn itiiind
hv the Aim ll in itlnv lllli psworth
who was foitv-two veils oltl wjs ic
tepletl bv the Hrltish leiMlllne
mission on hi- foil v -third
ichdav i
iiiliinbei In of mi" M" i
II.. u.m!
t ll I II IH I I" "I ...l .' . i
loin In Ihiglmd but Ins Lien n H mil-
litl Isiniirltil millivetl.it '"'', s"'1"
sonsiiirt
private lnnp Vnviili, until n 'I s or j
vititnn t us oltl anil lin iw iv won
st honl In i llllt ill the tig'ilir llllllv in
i rll of 111" Though a tin-cnni iiom
1 Wn Dip mini nt "tnti- ih ii In was
'rn,i:r
I litrtei nth iiieni hive i.itivnl . I-llei
from him ditttl ugil"t '" m ' 'm h f
tnalie" no mention of hiving been In
juied
(nrnnrul .Ie-e It Walker. 1 illed 'i
aition wis i vtleian of the spinln-
mirliin w it and was thln-even
veins oltl when the Slixlt in In lirngllo
duw I iniitl si nes tronis to the luirriT I
lit piomptlv ttilUstetl tn the s.vti, p.egl-
ment ti P Mixed with Cut unit I
unlll It was sun home from Tixis, re-
inainrd in tin sen He lint.'c lie was
u,nn.l.nt this loitnto would -cm -le-
t Inre w n igtlii"t (iptmitn wis sent
to c.imp 11 met ck ror Intensive tiainlng I
and in lite a lOiportl xvlien ihe Sixth
miis i,,irctni?etl as the 111th lnfintrv
Mi wa" the sun of Mr ami Mi" I lines
j W.i'lur, of .'in ntoiii pi tie Ches
'er I'rlinip Itav iniind xtiiltinev, killed in
iitiou on UKUst i" enlisted In the
Thud lliglinent. N 11 P when tioop"
wen first "ent tit Texa" He wis ontv
I'l ji
I'l nt the time but "ivv aitlve service
lalon
g the .Mexican hoitlei and was
woiitiilpd bv i unliipr 11m was sent home
I fo, ,,,,,.,,,, llt Ihp M.thodist Uospl-
. . .
ui moveitii ami lejoineu ills regi-
nitnt Just lufoie It was sent to c.imp
,, im
,moik to be remganl7ed Into Ihe
1 nun Inl.intrv He wis a-signeti lo
( nmp.inv M nnd went tn 1'ranic 111 .Mi
of this xear
Private lumps I, lernnev. wounded In
ntlniToii August 11 was a member of Dt-iiirtnipnt or Justice
the old Urst Iteglment r. i later Fdltorlnl comment asserted shafts
uoiginintl as the inltli Inf.mtiv ami of piu-tlernnnism in"erti d In so-enlled
saw service iluiing the Mexican bordot 'invvs aitkles were brought nut to -
uimpiign Ills slst.r Mrs itmes Mc- ,iv bv t loss-examinallon
Inivie 13JI I il7watei street iceelveda pr M.utinF Ilnrkow. in maglng edl-
kttu leienllv In whkh lni said V ,nr nf in, nl)Pr was the first witness
plici of shell until a nice little hole In I m i
'XXuK'
innv In about a vv.Ui He was funnel 1
i nil nuid lit in it
'
rli ate Daniel I. Prb e, ti ported
missing lived with his widow, tl mother.
Mr. Man ITU., nt JJ W ilnit stint.
M , reus Hook He was nineteen xears
n d and enlisted in the old Sixth Kegl-
ment t; P. when onlv seventeen
He saw service on the Mexli in border
. itctrr i ipi.uu i.umunu v Lvmh whose
death was lepnited onlv a few tins ngo
prlvutp .IiisppIi Pullte.. reunneii .is
hailnir tlieel of wounds n loiliv s nin.
fal casualtv list Is iliv. .nui ii.,i,ii.
I.........
1 1 eoverlng in a b isP hosplt il, ncconling
t0 i lettei received bv his rutin r lames
Polito, 6112 Oral s aienue Tin War
agiin and expt i ted tn lip back with his
' mpinipnt In 'I slllllt lllll.
regiment in -i shoit I in n
Private Polito wis vvoiking nt rtild
wins wlnn in wa tlr ifti d in Septemb. r
of 1 isi vi ir nid sent lo i amp Me ide
V few ti t ln liiei he wis transferred
I ,n ( an n llinuik and ttl.l.111,1 in Com.
p im n,-!, Infmin H, isiwenti-
tun f ji s iiltl
l " '
, Private Inlu. t liegel. seierelv
i "JU'f" is .I uMnriiinii nil nil- I lllll-
I u I t ri i l D illrn nl a fri .. uiiliulliirv I ml
lVi.li.lini 1 J .. .. i. .tin. .1...... .1. lli. 1...1.
rtui tig in atl uk on Julv JI aciortluiR
- - "
at1 to a tel s,ium riom the War Mcpirt-
r"-n' nclv.dbv h.s mothu Mrs nna
Ix" Rel 10 West W ildev street
, rgnint denrBP F. Illnglirlmrr.
t rRi-tnti iii-iirRi- . iiingl.rwnrr,
I voiiiitleil wns nnlv nliutren xpus nld
when Im e nlisied to the sinnmei of 1116
. served thinugh th
Mexicnn border
B'tigenheiiner 1S21 Stiles street
( urptiral
.. ,. .v ..... -. .'"'I'lVUt 41WII1
which he had omx recently been dls-
.barged and Is expected to reioxer
j - - .. . --. . ..... .....v...u m
i ''ompanv B, 101 lnranlry He Is a mem-
siri?p.tn tpinn it. nnu .ittnr.tti.fi m
her ot the White Lllv Social Club, j I
downtown organization composed er
tony xoung men. thlrti-rour or whomi
are In the service e,r Fncle Sam The'
.seigeant lives at B28 South Water street I
llsc'a m'pmber"n'rr ,h"lvb'pW? T? el'l
also a member or the White Llll Social
Club and likewise of romp.ii) B 105th
cial Club to be shot down In the fighting-
of August 16 and 17 He was taken to
the same base hotnltal as were Cnr.
innrn lteinmii. unundeii "" ""u ' "" - Anu mat tne neieai iii navies would! in.i,iii iruns
had onlv hem back on elutv f.,r a rew , ,on "', "' ,. " . '""""" '" ""' ''""s giooui m naii.iiimn ami joy in neenc Bulgarian soldiers by (Jerinans
dais after a severe p.isp nf cms nni.Jl'e told the Court it was the cm om of Berlin . ,,,. ,. ure now directing the
onlng when be was stiuck ,., three tlhe "ne'wT ' lnam "rlal hlnt.MKiST'h'r.rW ' o,k or preparing new defensive works.
machine gun bullets In rapid succession. vJ.i" ,,,h ti.iL im. r..hu .. Hclt director c.r the Democratic na-i which are hastily being constructed In I
Up unu tal..n ... th.. .una l.nanllal ..,! NPlinPr UIQ llllS WlinCSS rall. CX- ,i.ni , nnilil it t PP . t fi "11 list n n 1 1 n I a l.l. .... .... r tit ntlltTnr flOSltlnnR I
..,....,.. .. iv,..- inijiiiru a, hid ami.i,, rockM nTT the Ilrax Han coast. has m ir,---" -"--. .itnundu,
time a Corporal Reynolds and Is In the I thtpn Unded at this .Tort b "an n "" of
same hospital Kelton s home Is at 40 Ing vessel rrom South America. The1 HKivlev McLanahan. tonilnent arehl
South Front street Jot. at the time or the accident, xvas ' tect at this - tv and one A.lLnHpi6.!?
iwMinfl from Ma ifnx SaA Scotta to f t"e Hotl iramore, Atlantic ( ity
rrhaii. IM.IPp imbln. wounded, la K?5nmbuco with ,a cargo of dried hall i. The McLanahan home g at Nineteenth
the third mpmhur t rh Whitn .v (in. mu. . .Ai -tMii n .i.ttus pnntIU ,.&. I nml Walnut street"
IrvfotllPI llu 11 na lnlllifl n Ik. . -. - MU.-
. . .,.,,. . ... .....vi. iiiij j- 1 nn lEOoei D.mcn u Liuciiei ui lucn 111.11 1 "-
. tiij 1 n 1 ..-!. .vessel ana cargo nrone up ana armeo.
poral Ileynolds and Private relton. and Lpaward In fragments. Part of the
ther was a joyful reunion when
three old friends were utile to be
and about again Durban Hied at Water
and South streets before enlisting In
- the Klrat neglment. Jx a. V, lie. waa
jairr hbikucu iu cuiiipuny u, iuin
inianiry,
I he define for the Ihe i lllrtaN of
the l'liilidelihln TiiReblatt- tHniaped
hv admltFlona h the ikfi nd tnts tinder
i ross-ixamln.'tion was btotielit to '
i loi lhi .lficinnnn
Cni of the I iKt-holtr xtnptl'ii -puiiiK
in tin I nlted states Iiis'int fotirt
wheie the otlleeiK are failnt thiiiKo for
l'lulltiK Ihe rspinmiKe in I i imp with
txplanatloti nude li llitniiiti l.imki
the htisliiess mm.iKcl, fot thi tioiiB
st i nil of tin (ierinm l.tiitrn i.r mws.
Imiur
this witness tnltl the ("null thai lilt
-.tituiK stand did not rt fer to tin 'leu-
Ion war poliiv. but in the aillliid the
niigiblatt took In labor ptohlitii"
'I lit tlrft ml ints on tiial n
Louis
lUiiner itcutle nlllot IT Mittin
Million nuinitpltiR edlloi , I'ltn s' Inn -
III piisittcni I'.IUI opt t lltnuiu,
and lltrinan l.tinke, btmlntss nianiRii
I rniUe's l.xplnimtlnn
if ihe thiee business nllliiil" luuke
moused the most IntcVt st bv his i xplnn
Ulons fot 'ti.i.illeil memoinmlo he made
In ti big Mav book
llwin Itobuts siieelal connsi I fot itiemius me nui i ue. vvnitn vv,is,ueii in a
(!ni iiinit nt Rive I.emke ami Ills Ria
book much atKntlnn In the iio"-inin-lii.it
Inn The nttornev read vvlni inii
liortetl tn be a it port nud bv tlv husl
niss innnigu to the hnaid of diriilois
mi lum -"i ll tends
I lie Tageblitt Is also plowing eiv
ci.itlfvinir 1 his Is due to nui Hun
i n i... i ....... .. ..... ..nt in t lsltf.il
CM Will lilt" MM IIHlll tilt I
iUl ,. Ilttltudi of the othi l Cunian
nt wspapeis
pi pepti-nient of .lustht h is niiitli
H nuiiiirous visits but is we an
,uinR nothing I gainst tin liw no ac
tion was talii n against us
Linike, "aid that hi did not le-iiember
If 1... i.ttrli. uiu h ., raimi I ti tl.o flltPl-
hu' '"1"llllp" " """? '"
the book vv t" a pi rsonal tin ninianiluin
nothei notation In the hook iue
The vv u situ itlou Is still pnsslng
hut we have become an ustotueil to It
!ei m ins are veiv dl"satlllul with the I
' '"" "i "" "'"r "" '
cojj Im r i-e in subscript! ins Ihe
porumltv la good and we should um-
va-
I ho Ri iv botik also reioitbd visits of
"Keins m me i 'i p n iini-oi m m e i.i..
vvue titerieu to tile i ouiist i im me
i.ibcoi.ui .lonn neniv erini
Pr.t.erm,.n Before W t,r
Whit wis 'h pollcv of th. tnpei
belnn we enteied the war? Was ill, ei-
tn in ' iul77ed Mr Hobuts
it" te-)omieti i.emKe inn nni jiio-
Cttrniin liki vou mean ll was pro
serin m foi the people, but not for Hie
(itrmau (tovernment We wire nlwajs
against tile Herman Government
fti Ameiiiis uitrv In tht war
tin witness iiM tin Tagiblatt sust iln
ul tin fnited statis
W'liit tlld vou mem when vnu n
lunted the stiong slantl of the Tage
bl ill asked ttornev ItnbeiiF
inn
hit was legnrding labor nioviinent",
. tlv. r ,enled I.emke
Mldn t the Mcnirtment of lustlee
nR( ls ,mp , KCp vru about vnur
i strnnr stand- was the lie xt quisCon
No Mr' .isteited the vv Itiu "s
I llei I emke slid that he had i-
iptvul two visits fiom agents of th"
,auin M.iikow. fonnei mannglng edi-'
.... ... ....
tor Pettr '-ihierer. presiueni , run
'I
Vogol treasurer and Heiman I.emke,
' buslie-s inaiiaRer
Markow sought to excuse the puhll
ration's ittltude on the wa. on the
prnund th it it lnd plunged too il.in
Into pro-derman vle-vs suddenlv to ie-
tr let w hi u this tountry entered the wn
rapid ihinge rroin prn-f.iiminisinl
to Americanism Moi toi Daikow siltl
would have be. n llnanclillx disastrous to
the nanei and vvlntexer changes were
M-i.nif. imi t.. lip mvria irr.u pfullv '
........ ..... ... - -
,, n
llarkon t nder t rossnre
H's "tatemenl th it he ceased to in
or vv Ith headlines that were considered
.It .!..!. ......f ! n...... ..
dlilnctlv pro-'iermun
We hid been writing the Cetm.n
view o long that orten It ciept uneon-
cinuslx Intn work arterwnrd." said Moc.
tor Mirkow
The prosecutor filled nttentlon to
articles as orlglmllv written and then
to editorial lomments which wiip tn
serted CertUn pnagraphs rollow
So thev tthe Miles) line begun to
rtwl out or an iinconirortable position
-Pl.a, I .1 n.A.(f inal caul.i I fl .... tn.llfi.iv
-- - - ..... --- -
monev This in ikes the lazy Allies sour
I hpv want to liorrow all that the I nlted
sttpa has
ror
i ins is an mey are guou
. V , ..
"how some or Ills flnP deStrojers hv
nevus:
n inai xnmir.ii films vvouo
Inking them out of sure harbors " The
iieaaitm "o "'e ift nri.tit- ..nn ui
... 1....I .1.1 .. J- ..1.1. It,. I.,...
ne lum uiiiiitiiiK in u.i nn.. .; ... - r.
' ..,. . nn-D..i-,l . I,. Kilt 1,.. !.
J- "t ins 00! taking mtle
nls"'mI , e.p' ..,i?,V... .J. "--."..
personal responslhilltv for specific! news
.f.fc
rtr,lclet'
SHIPWRECK SI R VI VORS HER F
"llu "'v JUUIHUUiJ llUHli
. ,. T7; T7 ,
Five Ot Hritlill hcIlOOIier JOSt
CrC Picked UP 8t Sea
. .. ..."
' J," ,"",",' Tm ?L '",' JiS"
-- -1 .....--.. .. .. ..Sw..i,s. -...
Pernambuco and soon broke up and be
came a total wreck ' J
ne men imi ever,iuing anej uoi.
the crew held on tn the wreckage and were
outlieacued and taken to Rio Janeiro, from
where tney were snipped to rnuaaei-
nhla.
The rescued men landed heie ate
Frederick Coady. master; F-dwaid
aKurley. mate, and Archie B. Weeks,
J John Butt and James Urale, seamen.
The protest of a doren or more town"
townships and boroughs of Delaware,
Chester and MeTitgotnei counties
nsalnst the ltiereaed rates allow etl to
the Sptlnclleld f'onolld tted Water
Compim In the Public Sen Ice Com
mission pn water pipes nnd In dt ants
ued for (Ire protet lion In those sec
tions ins taken up bs Public Ken
It e Commissioner" I5nn and Alcoin In
the City Hrf.i ttdnv
The townships lepresented Iniluded
Lower Merlon Cheltenham KprltiRfleld, '
1'ppei Mitbv Ilnserfotd, AhlnRton and i
llulnot, while nmonp tho towns were
Lin-downe. Swarthmote inrt Shiran
Mill
It was tnntentletl In Pnrket Wil
li inii tepieenMnu Lower Merlon antl
eeinl tlher to tjship" th.it the new.
Mites irtentlv illowed bv the t oinmls
sion and which total $15S per mile for
eai'i mile of foiii-lnch pipe tinvlng to
i Hie hvilranl nnd 17 additional for
jeaih llrepnig nre mole than eleven
conuaii sun in exisienre
Hates lo the ir.nsumer In Ihe sections
represented woe loweretl bv the com
mission last summer, nnd the increase
on Ihe lite protet tlon sjstein was giant
ed on the pie i of tin companv' that it
could not continue In business and nnko
lertiln extensions of lis pipe lines or
tlnetl hv the lomnitsslon unless the hot"t
waa allow t d
Lower Merlon Township found Itself
In a peculin position Mr Williams ex
plained to the t ommls-loniMs In tint the
tax rite foi the next (Weal eu hid
alrentlv been llxetl nnd the anticipated
revenue uriutil not Millice lo pav the
new fire pioteitlon rites Also he mi
lled he dhl not believe the old iiintiact
with the lomptnv could be so inslly
nbtogated
William 1 SilnfTei, of Chestei, repre
senlltiR the tompinv nsserted that the
rtlMnR of ,,1(1 , ()mm,MHM utom .! tallv
j aiiroRiited pn v ions eontr.uts and t u
op-i.0wci Merlon s old agreement with Ihe
mnipini was vvoitb no mote thin 'Vil
ociap ot p ipi r m nli famous hv the
Kp,
M, scliirfer added tint evervbodv
imew Lower Mellon was not n poor com
munltv anil that the tax late theie was
has-ed on onlv about a Ihiitl of tit. ac
tuil Mluatlon of the bind In the toi
shlp Mr Williams asked foi permission
to hive ixpeits make a studv of I ne
bonks of the lompinv to ditermlne
whither the tate was fait or not
Commissions Itxan said the rate on
Hrrt n. ntnnl I, m l.ri.l l.aa.i l....l ... .
..,.. ....... .. .-.... i
plum viintp in ?. line uitll .Hit 1111 IIP
rm":.m. ''U!! bon' ZVlnrdi -'
niiB . ii'ii'.ni" mi ne leu me valuation
was eertainiv low enough to be fair to
the consumers He adili d th u 80 pel
lent rtf the companv s revenue" camel
fiom private innsumers and o dv 20 '
per tent fionr towlVishlps and boroughs I
If am one wished to submit a brlifl
arguing thit the burden should be shift-1
ed more on the tnnsunier for the bene
IH of the townships, he might do so,
he added
FiADIMP "TUIPJC
UAKilNla 1 rlltlir
-,, ...
j Lit. 1 O tDOoUU A I
"T .
P R R STATION
" "' " v'i
I
r-.n.irt, of Money and
Tickets Robber Cll.lcd,
but Escapes
I Monev and tickets to the amount or
1 ,5gnn , . , - .
' 'f , , "'" n earlv t od. i from the
Interline cashier 8 ofiice at JJioad Stieet
! station Ihe thief was seen leaving
tnt, nlee nnd several emploves of tho
. ais..rort
after he reached the street
i The monei had been left nt the cash-
ler " nttiee fifteen minutes befnte the
I ----- ...
lobberv b Alexandei Stewnit, eighteen
vears old who lives nt 520 .Noith Klf-
seriiteenth street Stewart Ik a night ticket
I of the cashier Theie was no one In that
' l fin.ll l.ll. ho Ifft lllf. mmiai
loom but he lut the monev
n he, 1, tHme 1,1Kk llfk lenmed of
I "" !." lifter the thler and made the
' nii-covci.i that the monev was gone
TMe 'xnct amount or monev missing
"" nt revealed but It was estimated
I as c-omparatliely small Cltv netccttxes
Splliman and tireen and PennsMvanla
ltillroad deteilivcb are searching ror
the thler
TUMULTYMAKES DENIAL
1 "Sot Sponsor Posters
.... - J n ,-..
i iiu .eii iiuiiaeji lusivn ii.
pl.ixfd in Wisconsin Senate Figbt
n 1 f I l
lt tne L mien I reti
s.
H asldnrlon. Sept 26 That e ertiiln
imsiera uisiitujeu in i.iseuusin uur.ng
If.. In Vl'iiohlnff.nn n n.l alnnn. t.. U..I1. i
JI. M, ....I. ii, .. M-. ., II UfM I,
- AnU lriHt ,ne ,if.teai ,,r navies would
- -
' aeUa'al'-
"HLA. AVIA1UK WNS bLUKY
I
Lieutenant Alexander iMeLnnaban
n-!.,. rinwn Fi Pin.,
Brings U OH ll I'oe Planes
Another PhlladelphlH aviator has won
I R 5 V n.l5o'f
' nw. wl.o are onTc a v iredlt.H iiih
' brlMlnB down a .Herman airplane He
, . .,.rti0re aiaunr tip lin . 1. ..
Sexeral times wutisiiit .MPLanahan
ha. brauiht don -erne my machines but
, ...r, " a"" :-,;V, 7" , "."S? .V"
h hah not oniciauy e-reci itu vuin the
victories Lieutenant McLanahan left
his Junior class it Yale carlx last year
to take up aviation, first training- at
Cornell University. He was then sent
to Mount Clemens, Mich . and was coin
missioned .a second lieutenant In Sep
tember. LaBt June he won the rank
nt first lieutenant and wan made a
flight commander a month later.
...... , ............. ...a mr itm tn ... a--- -
Edwn Morgan ErncstHobsan
f
ftlCHARD
ok2:an
t IVE BOYS IN FAMILY
ARE FIGHTING KAISER
Son? of Mr and Mrs William
30ns 01 HJ1. ailtl Wirs. W Ulium
Moi',ran Prove True
Americans
Mr and Mi" William Morgan, Hit
N'orth Fiankbn street, have live sons
fighting the Humans three In the Can
adian aimv and two In inn American
nrmv
Oakvvell and Itnbert. the oldet two
bovs enlisted with the Cnnadlans In
Annual till, nnd have seen two xearsl
of active senile In Frame Both arc
In the i aval! i
Richard was Ihe next lo Ro to CatncU
Ue servetl with Ihe National Guaitl on
the Mexican bin del, anil when his enlist
ment expired aftei his l etui n fiom the
border, be mlistcd In tho C'lmdlnn ar
tlllcrv When the I nlted States et.lercd the
war llrncst enlisted in tho Ameilcan
armv, going wv a iiivnltynian At the
same time William, the sounRest son
tiled to enlist but was rejected bee iuse
of phvslcal difeiti. He was aeiepted
fot senlco luentlv, and now Is In tiain
lng at Camp Mix
British Troops
Invade Bulgaria
( nntinitetl from I'uce One
nn Willi maleilal has fallen Into oiii
hnnd"i
An Pti.mv huttu v vvlilih attempted
to take up a position in order In come
into action was attacked bx out nia-
. i.in. trims Ihn men were killed and
;: " -- . - ", ' , ,:,,i i , nn-nilpt"
llenurniaehlnerstlonnYso'wls
made iitlsonei
Theie (let minis complained that the
Hulgirlans had abandoned them In
tentionnlli and said that the CJer
m.it.s had lontlnu.lli eompclled the
Bulgarians lu threats rt opening lite
on them to return to the fighting line
At Trovatsl the Itulganatis burned
ilieip tlpiints and the fires spie.d tn
a hospital, with the result tint nvie
than 100 Bulgarian wounded pei -Ishcd
horse hospital also was ele
sirojed In the lire
We have llbctated more than flftv
(incks and the Italian soldier? who
had been enptured
It is confirmed that the Bulgailans
continue to commit atiocltles on our
soldiers when thev fall lnte; theii
bands One of out patrols of four
nnu was found ne.u the village of
Viliutch.ina hnrrlhlv done to death
l)U' aviaters hive used their ma
chine guns xerv efieitlieli against the
reti eating enenij troops
The lierman (!r v eminent, acioidlng to
advices lo Ihe Hawis Agencv from Zu
rich is xeiv uneasx nvu the pacifist
demonstiatlons In Bulgaria, and the
(timnii minlstei has confel re el with
King Ferdinand
In some Bulgarian political circles it
Is believed that CioWn Prince Boris
will become regent In the present crisis
Tho position or the Kltst Bulgarian
aimv on the Allied leB In Macedonia is
dangerous accnidlng to lepoits reach
ing heie, but It Is not believed that the
aimv Is rued with Immediate disaster
The Italians, who are advancing against
the First rnn rrom the south, must
p.ssoxu much extrenielv rqugh ininiri
berore thev can get in contact xvlth It.
It is helleied that the First Aim!,
which Is eommunded hv lieneral tJeshor,
will bo roiced to attempt a retreat west
waid Into the mountains on the Setbo
Albanlan riontlet Tin i-ountiy Is veiv
rough and it would be Impossible to
handle aitlllirv The matter of food
supplies also would be dlfllcult.
The reports Indicate that the Serbians
who h.ne tul the C.einiano Bulgailan
communications ate joining; In the Allied
race for Uskub
T.otidnii, Seit 26 (By I .N S )
Another adianie or firteen miles was
made bv the Seiblans veslerdax In their
big Balkan dilie, It was learned rrom
an authoritative source here this aflei-
i noon
... . .. . i i i....
1 nirtx l.in.e Kuns nave iieen e'lipiuicu
. ,,, iiUeHiians the most or them
helng heavies." Five hundred addl-
tional prlsoneis nave neen taken also
both
were turned nn the
! An entire se.les of new defensive lines
' ur- i,.inc ..ado between OrllcheiKilJe
and Teeerpolje.
The S'erbs are now xvtthln flftv miles
of I'skub, the most Important rallwa
Junction In southern Serbia.
THREE BULGARIAN
REGIMENTS GIVE UF
D) ihe Associated Prest
(,.,, sept. 26. The Jtulgarians are
In full letieat at every noln.. according
to the Salonlca correspondent of the
Lausanne Gazette Ine peasants are
joining the advancing Serbians In drlv
Ing out the detested Bulgarians. Among
the prisoners man) Serbians have been
found fighting under duress against
their countrymen One young capt ve
soldier from Negotln came upon his
brother among the attacking- troops
Three Bulgarian reglmcnta hoisted the
white flag. the. officers being powerless
to prevent this though they bhot seveial
01 tne rniB .cnutm. 1
T?obeetAIoqgan Oakweu. Morgan
OrrAfTf? PAiniDDC
WIN MORE GLORY
Pcnnsylvanians in Signal
Corps Praised by Stars
and Stripes
LED ATTACK ON FISMES
Eight Men Carried Lines Up
Hill Before United States
Troops Advanced
plowing tribute to the work of the
slRnal corps men of "Le Ilrlgade Ter
rible" In which I'hlladelphla and other
p,,nnvlvnnli bovs fought so xallanth
q nptllr( nsn)(,B on ,e Vele, Is ron-
talned In the August 2.M issue of 'The
ntarH nnu snpes, tne niniini news
parier of Ihe American i:pedltlonnrv
Forces The 101th Infantrv, which In
cluded mam men of the old Fitt IteRl
ment, N" t; P, figured prominently In
this fighting
"At the most critical point of nil,"
savs the Stirs and Stripes 'In the at
tack on that blondv eminence which is
called Mill 21fl ihe advance was led not
bv tnnks nor bv the irresistible dough
hms Ahead of them all went the sol
diers of the telephone
So ticklish war the situation tint the
colonel wanted to be sine In advanie
Hint theie would be inslmt mil lonllnu
otts coinmunitnllon with the battalion
thnt was going Into ictlon The signal
coips men offered to trv
I IkIiI Men Mart Out
Seven men and a sergennt started rut
at 1 -15 o clock In the mottling stringing
wires as thev went At K -20 a tall
mine lo regimental headnuarteis The
seigeant In ihnrge of the squad Burr,
oT Milwaukee Wis was speaking from
a point up on the hill, within a hundred
aids of the enimv, and lYUz was
pouring sbtapnel gas ami niaihUie Rims
it them Sergemt nun was at Pie ft ot
of the liee hit" detail Ivlng Hat on the
giouml at mind him
Ntihndv Safe
'l'eivliodv sife' w is asked
' .Nohodv safe ' he replied, hut the re
all ilghl s(, fir
Jli was i list tm ted to station a in ill it
the telephone to i ill headquaiters evcrv
(He minute" and to take the rest or
..... ...... ......
the detail to t pi it e n" shelter
J-'lve minute" lain headeiuimeis tele-
iieiiiiiiunriei " ipip-
phone rang again Seigeant Burr was I " ,, '" " " """" " ni ....oriel s t:utli
speaking F ia . .
ThougJit I told xou t. take cover," .... , .',"' hcc" cmploed by the
headnuartcrs grilled him
'111 be dinined, ' the setgiant re
plied 'It III ask nnv man to stay In
this place .No othei change, sir."
U . -tn I arl VtfTlta llnlll t tin 1 mil rrlit.ni a I
came up and then went on with them
COMPANY ALMOST NEW
crgcant Tells of He-avy l.os, of
F of 109tb Infantry
Letters full of thrilling incidents are
ll.f..,. f.f t..innl llnin'ri 11 t'liifl.lnn.
..wt. ... ..w. ".n- r.,
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.fl , I., Ill- I........ ...w.Ht- .. - uniuih,
tr vvhn lives nt SI7 Nolth Twentv-
sr. wnn lives m mi .oiin i weniy-
f ninth "treet
Sergeant Cusblng Is a member of
Companv F, 1 tilth Infantr, the xallant
regiment that figured in the thickest of
the fighting all the waj fiom Ch-eau-Thiirri
to Flsmette, but in tils last
lpttpr he said he was about to accept a
tr.msfei to the motor transport i - oipsslae
He has been so severelv shell shocked
as to be unfit for inf..nti,v service Tor
the pic-ent He Is onlv .nineteen je.ns
old
Noting Cusblng sajs his company has
almost a new personnel, so heav v vveie
the losses mostlv wounded He tells
or hi Ing burled with dirt and sp.tterqd
with the blood or his companions as
hex fell during charges Ills regiment
was held lu the first lines thlrtv dixs tr of Hie lute tiaviil O ami Bmmn .M w II
arter Ihe time Tor Its reller. and thel"1 IteliHves and filpmls hulirsl to fu
htialn was terrible, but he adds that ?"' .rrl,lJ,,n'"t ..'."' ."J," m" i if.U2r ua.,er
"we have got the Hermans on the run li"' " l,ocJ- Sl" - " "' '"' "rl'"
VICTORY
Victory taa mattcrof "Human
Machines." Your share in
winning depends on your
mental and physical fltncia
to do your utmost. Your
country calls for no less.
Will power, alone, may carry
your ' 'Human Machine" over
these tense times but after
ward? Don't wreck so beautiful at'
mechanism! At least give
your own "Human Machine"
the care you never refuse
your car. Rest-timely taken,
under intelligent direction,
to make sure that your Heart
engine is all right, will bring
you through tfrono- to the
Victory.
nd. in thit connection
the Glen Springs
Tho Pioneer Amerloah "Cure"
For Heart Disorders
WATKINSQLEN NEW YORK
Win. K. Ltffliyrwalt, P-
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mnuntlns ot uniuvial UfBtsn ctin TA
b... k.A ..titillral Ail u t tHa .- W ll
11UV UV UUflVHIt1! . kill ,'(,
$335
C. Jt Smith & Son
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'A Market St', at 18th
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4fOjw
iiYSnTr
John J Fills, n speelnl policeman for
the Pennsilvanla Ilallrnad, was shot and
killed early todav nt West I'hlladelphla
station bv Joseph T Laden, a speclnl
olllcer for the merlcnn Fxpress Com
panv. Thlrti-second and Mnrket street"
Laden was himself serlouslv 'vounded
In an exchnnge of shots with Policeman
Itvan, of the Thlrti -ninth street nnd
Lancaster aienue station, when he tried
to escape
Tho killing cime after Fills hnd
ejected I.iden from the waiting ronm of
tho station three times because he ap
lutcntlv hid heen di Inking l'.llls fell
dead Jut Inside the door of Ihe walling
i ooni Keicrnl women saw tho snoot
ing and inn tn him when he fell, but the
bullet hid grnc through his heart.
t lnliheil In Pollremnn
T.iden ran iftei no had been shot by
Policeman llvan, but he was captured
after a fight at Thlrli-first street by
Policeman McQuade, of the Thirty-second
street and Woodland aienue' sta
tion McQuade was foiced to use his
club and the prist tier was sent to Unl
xersltv Hospital with several cuts on
the head besides the wound In his right
hand
Laden Is twcnti-tun xears old, and
livis at .'212 .Mllllln street
John W i:rln JS15 tiieenvvnv nie
nue, a switchman foi the P.apid Transit
Compnnv nt Thlrti -"ceond and Market
stieet", witnessed the shooting He said
Laden had been drinking
Fills put Laden out thiee times and
nfter wninlng him the last time to stay
awav, tinned to re-entei the loom
Fares Vsmillnnt
Then Laden diew n revolver and was
falsing it tn slmot Fills In the hack
when a wnnuin screamed Fills turned
lo receive the bullet In the left breast.
He staggered back antl fell neat the
door
Policeman Jtinn was In front of the
station, but ran back when he heard
the shot, drawing his leiolvei as he
went As the pollieman i.ime Irtto sight.
I.iden leaped behind a truck nhd opened
me le fired twice and (hen started to
Mill As he left Ihe shelter of the truck
Itvan s second shot lilt him
Fills had been In the einpltn of the
Pennsvlvanla Italltoid for the past
three leats He was nude it company
delectlic nhout a leni ago He was
formirlv a freight handlei In the em
plov of the inllroatl at Pier 10, South-
L"'" " p '"" """ "'"i-ioiir .lea old
rann leaies a wife .mil twn en-mii nUtt.
dren
He lived at 131fi Manlev street.
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'.,,; iuress l ompanv only a short
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Keeni. hhhI 1.- rtPiHllies anJ friends In-
Wnvne t"i, tint !
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vlteiltii ..nlii nt, p ni nt the Oliver
il luir mint isjii ihemnut st Int.
private
XlrPM.l Hudileub nt his reslitenee. 1l.'7
s -.'lit st tent jii IIKI.MASH hunhnnrt
of Anna A Me Fall Further notice of fu
neral will tip Klvell
MAYHL'rtUV At InntHSter Ta . DAlsif
M Mil IN wire of llllnni rt Xlavhurry
r.taj vVioiip nve . eirrniiiutnwn funeral
- rvltps -to. w rhrginut st
Lancaster.
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W'M.NKIl Sept ", WILLIAM son of
Ihe late William and Cnlli-Tlne MHBnfr aseil
r.S Jtrlittlves antl friends. Atso ilpcTellHn
e'ounell No 17. Junior l) I'. A l , and
llatldon tirtmcf Invited 10 funeral ae-rvlte.
Sat - ti in from his tale resldonie lisr.
lin ave . llHtltlonllPld N J Ip nrtvate
nvprgreen I'.in L'amtlen Autos will mpet
trollev tit llatttlon live and llnln Rt Had-
elomiltl irotn u lit nil l in titlork
I M l.snv tent jx mm R1.1.4. .i.uah.
IIFI I' W.WTKD I r.MAt.K
VOlI.SlJ LADY for inrltractnr'n office;
knowledge of ntpnoarnphv and aome clrl-
cnl extierlsnre Annvver h letter, atatlnir
sHiary. Umpire EntTlnerrlng Co 1111 Houth
11,1 si
AITOSW tXTH)
WANT Kt) Pranklln Ohummv Hoatlster spot
task for 101H mode), mltst lie n.pihahi
t a My pprfet t nnlv nrlvate owners need nn
pll Call fkd 1234. iln. Cynvvyd II VV.
nlEht
Kitnvtt ran kknt
J M'KsON 113(1 Large front room fur
nished, 10m to League Island, electricity
nnd heat
CHEI
Popular Prtcesor Particular People
Re: Our Ice Cream
TT" Like unto Fairies'
Kisses caught and
j imprisoned in snow
J balls of delicious
delights. Chocolate is
a. favorite choice a
veritable velvet frappe
that tickles the palate
pleasurably. And there
are finest of fruity
flavors magical mix
tures of wholesome
sweets and freshest
farm-products trans
formed by Jack Frost's
miracle wand into
Crystal ine Tpothsome
ness de Luxe.
Popul.r Prices for Particular
People will prevail ajthew.r-
time economy of Chiri.
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