SiTTT BpssBlsr?, , ,;,- ...n-- - 'i'.rt.rw- ;V'v. "u' - -Jl'.1'- T .' "'2. K' T'J' KammmrmmmmnmfnmmrmimtmmwmmwTvsrv wa a.ttt v-'jwir' - itft'-fji. U.. -u' t - -. iV- ,t7.n. i"i vttwfmt rt i wry;'- vj 'ill-t. "uWiT - TTt,.n; ?. WVtWif !!) . : ii iV F-y '''-M'J&Vy 'EffeNING PTJBIilO LEBrGERPHIL'ABBLPS-L'imipY, SEPTEMBER 2fc 1?18 'y J v u- A i,- u . r. VJ v IV te 5J,Ti'' ?4F Vr.& "84 h ""Us MISSING IN ACTION ;s Men From Pennsylvania and Neighboring States 3 in Double Casualty List Announced by 7 $' Wasl.Inrton. Sept. 27. KvV'Xrmy casualty lists announced today 'iJly- . .... .. ... a -j onl luivimm. laii mgni contain ow "" " iiitiJMf. respectively. Fifty-five men IV-frwn Pennsylvania ana neamy siaies j&mra resorted mltslmr In action. fo.ft, Today's list Includes: Killed In action, Ktf i- J I.Ih In notlnn K1 wnilflrlpd HO p-$Ttrly, 7S ; died of disease. 9: died of !T accident and other causes. 4 : died from KfVf'Wounds, 61 ; wounded slightly, S. EfST Ist nlsht's list Is divided as follows: f&. Killed In action, 87: mlsslntr In ac M Cation, 3 ! wounded severely, 73 : died KSiVfrom wound's, 57: died from airplane ".eeoldsnt, 1 ; died from accident and other " causes, I i died of disease, 12 i wounded, decree undetermined, 3. Wff The summary of the army casualties -7 to date follows: Killed In action 6534 Ixst at sea 291 Died of wounds 2100 Pled of accident and other causes 898 Dltd of disease 1855 Total deaths 11,678 Wounded 18,232 Mlsslnr. Includlnr prisoners 5044 Grand total 34,954 Marine List Enlisted men 1016 1952 174 15 31B7 3262 Officers 39 65 1 Deaths Wounded Missing 'In hands of enemy Totals 105 Orand total Today's lists follow: KILLED IN ACTION life Lieutenant's CHAJltlll, CAUL. L... Mew lOTK. f. 1. WORSHAM. ARCH DIXON, Henderson. Ky. Srixeaats LEDWELL. HARVEY SI., Randloman, N. C. KINSEY. MAURICE. Martina Ferry. O. O'DONOVAN, THOMAS P.. New York, N. Y, PROCKNOW. RICHARD, Oshkosh. Wis. Corporals BEAUSOLEIL. ALBERT. Haverhill, Mass. BRENNER. GEORGE EDMUND, Syracuse, N. Y. CTNNEOAN. JOHN J.. New York, N. Y. FTTPATRICK. CORNELIUS P.. Brooklyn. N. Y. .XEbLOOO, LEVY L., Mountain Home, ISano. O'BOTLE. JOSEPH E.. Ft. Dodge. Iowa. iALICARIS, NICHOLAS. Tinos. Greece. BEATTY, CHAKLKS I.., 1 Harvey street, PhllsWMphU, Pa. BEDNARKEWICZ. LEO. Tamaroa, III. HENSHAW. WILLIS J.. Marento, 1.1. WOE. OUY E.. Dernrah, Iowa. ALLEN. JOHN, IJS8 Amber street, rhlla- elal. Pa. FI.YNN. CORNEI.1TH F.. 411 Oak street. i Heath Bethlehem, Pa. HIUUAliHAn r. .Nh;n, e.. Assumption, ill. KIRKPATRICK. JOHN. Stafford, N. Y. WTANDAv WALTER, 31 Slope street, Kantloelie, Pa, FARRET. ELMER H.. Spencsrvllle, Ohio. BAMMLER. L. J.. Chlcairo. III. '"'THORNE, WALTER. Oshkosh, Wis. Rosier FRANK CHARLES, FERGUS. Zanesvllle, Ohio. Slechanlcs BEIBEL. CHARLES W.. Chilllcothe, Ohio. 8MITH, HARRY W.. Lake Blurt. 111. Wagoner LITZ,' CLIFFORD L., Dubuque, Iowa. , Ceok JCAHMENTER. ERNEST. Jelllco, Tenn. rbw, PrtvsUs ACUNA, JOHN E.. San Gabriel. Cal. ADAMS. VIRGIL L . Lowndes. Mo. .-.JUBBBsUnORF, HERMAN, North JIc Hi ssl, Klttlnnlnr, ro. BANDER. JOHN J.. Clinton, Ind. BAUMOART. WILL. AM C. Chlcaso. 111. BBCKEK. HENRY .. Erie. Pa. BLANKENSH1P. CHARLES, R. F. D. 2, altdshlll. Va. BROOKS. WILLIAM H.. Carlisle. Ky. BUTKAS. JOSEPH. Chlcaso, III. CAJTEKY. WALTER. 114 Main street, 8prtnr City. Pa. CAMPBELL. CHARLES A., Woodlawn, Pa. CARPENTER. JAMES B.. Barber. Ark. COLLIER, LESLIE E., Sebrlnr, Fla. FULTON. ROY II.. Clinton, Ind. QRBSS. ROtfERT A., Council Bluffs. la. HITE. OEOROE W.. ITuuntalntown. Ind. Genuine French Wax Calf Shoes for Men Worth $11 and $12 today! At Geuting's Rich, handsome, custom French Wax Process Calf a wonderful, service-giving leath er with a surface that is fool proof that will not scuff, bark or bruise a leather that is weather proof and will hold , its shape at ell times. The most oconomil shoe you can buy today especially wbes you consid ar that they are marked $8.75. 1230 Market Kceaand gteckiBfs far the Hmttf V Foo Profenionally LfafT' 0M0Ue8 oytiucJ tTKa Meree off famout JKosfa SOLDIERS of 300 and 304 Names War Department JOHNSON, THOMAS PERRY, Norwich. Conn. MAIDEN, REECE A., Abingdon. Va. STOVER. JAMES R.. Richmond, Va. VREKLAND, LEONARD CLARENCE, Louisville, Ky. WALTERS, THOMAS, Tresclcow, Ta. WATFORD, LEANDER, Slocomb, Al. Ml-.I.D.NHH. WALTER L.. 1110 floeen street, Pottstnnn, Pa. YA.MPOL, JACOU, 1S1 Spruce street, Iew- ark. N. J. ANDERSON, EDWARD C Kenllworth. uth- . nULORIN, CHARLIE W., New Rome, Wis. FITZWILLIAMS, WALTER. Dunning, III. OHIDLEY. LAWRENCE W., Vllllsca, la. HADLEY. OTI9 H., Bath, N. Y. HALL, OEOROE, Sheridan. Ore. 1IAI.LIHAY, ALLEN P.. Plalnvlew, III. HAMRE. EIVIND L.. Decorah. la. HANLON. THOMAS E.. Wellsvllle. O HAYWOOD. ZEUEDEE, Talladesa. Ala. HENDRICKRON. JOHN W.. West Haven. O KELLY, WILLIAM VINCENT, Brooklyn, N. Y. LEMASTER. HARVEY WALLACE. Le- itrante. Ind. LEONARD. TOM V., Bedford, la. LEWIS. WILLIAM ANDREW. Atlanta, Ga. LOCHRIE. WILLIAM C. Kansas City, Kan. LOVE. CONNIE. Columbia. Ala. McAVOY. DEWEY. Washington. la McllRIDE. NATHANIEL M.. Flagler. Col. O'REILEY. RICHARD J.. McOrepror. la. TARKHURST. AARON P., Ettrlcks. a. SCHMITZ, BERNARD, La Crosse. Wis. THOMPSON, THOMAS R.. Montevideo, Minn. TIMMONS, CARL II.. Cincinnati. O. VINCENT. EDWARD, Circlevlllo. O. VOOT, ROBERT A., Portase Des Sioux, Mo VON DIEZELSKI. HARRY. New York. WALLACE, FLOYD V., Washington. la. DIED TTIOM WOUNDS Lieutenant CREATON, LE ROY B., Austin, Tex. Eersrants BL'LLIS. ELMER XV., Oshkosh, Wis. ORLZHIER. OIJVKR, Wilson, P. GRUBE. CHARLES C, Dubuque, la. Corporals FOGG. CECIL W.. Hydo Park. Mass. KELLY, EUGENE FRANCI8. Brooklyn, N Y SANDERSON, JOHN C . Terre Haute, Ind. SPONHOLTZ. HARRY C Genoa Junction. wl- ,r , MAYLIE, J VCOR L., AM North glltr-Brst street, Philadelphia, Pa. Musician TURNER, JOHN R.. Albuquerque. N M. rrirates CHIRHART, EDWARD ,T Holdlngstord, Minn . TT COTE. THEOBALD P . Manchester. N. 11. COX, EUGENE ELDRIDOE. Indian alley, DOYLE. CORNELIUS J . Newburyport, Mass. FAIR NATE I., Pleasant Hill. O FARRAND. ARTHUR DEWEY, Leslie. Mich. FEHRS. PETER JOHN. Belffrade. Neb. FOSS. GILMORE L.. Caledonia, N. D. FRANCIS. JAMES W.. Boston. Mass. FRANK. JOHN W Redondo. Beach. CaL FREDERICK, GROVER C, Mas Lick, i. ORINSTEAD. RAY. Spokane. Wash. HAWKINS. HOMER I.. Washington. la. HAYGOOD, HENRY. Okmulsle. Okla. BELL. TOMMIE. Brookeland. Tex. DUPLESSIS. LOUIS. Grand Isle, La. FEIST. LEO SYLVESTER, Steubenvllle, O. KRAEMER, EDWARD, Bay street, Louis, Miss. McDONALD. WILLIAM R.. Oary. Tex. MICHALOPOULAS. ATHANASIOS. Lowell, MOORE. TALMAOE H.. SS3 North Flfty- Slxth street. Philadelphia. Ta. PERKO, WALTER, 114 Reynolds aveone, Srranton. Pa. TT?Trir?n wlT.f.IAlt. Luverne. Minn. REINLANDER. EDWARD A., Sacramento, Cal. THORN, ROBERT. Marysvllle. O. FIORE, FRANK 0 134S North Mala ave- nw, Seranton, Pa, GRANES. JOHN, Box 64. Lock No. 3. Pa. KIEFHABER. CONRAD F.. Brooklyn. KRANKTOPOVITCH, VOSOLLV, Mt. Union, Pa. MILLS. WILFRED. Unity, Mo. RICE. RAYMOND E., Springfield. Mass. SHANNON. THOMAS. Clare. Ireland. TROTT. WILFRED. Coljimbus. O. UNICKE. JOHN, Nebraska City, Neb. WHRITENOUR. JAMES. General Delivery, Hmlths Mills. N. J. JOHNSON, LESTER W.. Lyelppas, Pa. KIRBY. GEORGE W.. Petersburg. 111. LEE. WILLIAM ROBERT. Kennard. Ind. MaeARTIIt'K. JOHN 8., 1548 North Ten- tj-WTenth street, Philadelphia. ioy.-:; -'.' EffiS -am ?wv ' -- r"j ':?& ss . ': -is --v'iijy. Both Stores ORDOVANS We provided them more than a year ago, otherwise the price would be at least $11 or $12. Beautiful smart lasts and wonderful making. Better get yours now at V 19 S. 11th A quick Serriee Men's Shop Fitted Three Geuting Broihert MANI.EY, GERALD ANTHONY, Hill street, Arehbals, Pa. MILLER, WILLIS SIADISON, MS Koarr street. Dubois, Pa. NUNLEY. MELVIN J., Checotah, Okla. PAULEY, RUDOLPH WILLIAM, Rochester, N. Y. POOLER. CLAYTON. Marysvllle, O. RENO. ROY W., Ludlow, Mass. SCARBROUOH, JAMES ROBERT, Fort Smith, Ark. SCHNEIDER. HARRY, Brooklyn, N. Y. BIIEARBR, OMAR B., Outhrte Center, la. SILVER, WILLIAM S., Woodstock, Me. SUORD. WESLEY, Washington Court House. O. TIPTON, WALTER A Muskogee, Okla. DIED OF DISEASE Privates BOWMAN. WILLIAM II., Hlllsboro, Miss. DAVIS. EUGENE, Florence, B. C. DENTON. CLARENCE. Alesworth. Okla. McORE. DAVID. Sardls. Okla. RUOGLES. WILLIAM T., Marlot, Okla. WARDEN. BARNEY M.. Beardstown, 111. READ, TRULS A., New Efflngton. 8. D. ROBINSON. PRESTON. Anderson. S. C. RYDER, TIIOMAS A., 3031 C street, Phila delphia, Fa. DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTIIER CAUSES Sergeant SIMrSON. REGINALD P., Bridgeport, Conn. Privates BROPHY. WILLIAM H Brooklyn, N. Y. MAHAN. AUSTIN E.. Canton. Conn. MITCHELL. THOMAS H., Lllllngton, N. C. WOUNDED SEVERELY Lieutenants HAY, GEORGE W R. F. D. 0, Box 21, Somerset, Pa. NF.II.I.. HENRY W . Whlto Springs, OTa. HEGE. LOY A.. Emporia. Kan. STARK. WILLIAM C. Adrian. Mich. IRVINO. CHARLES R., Richmond. Va. ROBERTS. ALBERT, Nashville. Tenn. Lieutenant Colonel BROWN. LEVI O., St. Louis, Mo. Sergeants BEHGMANN. BERNARD, Chicago, 111. IIOiKR, ORMAN I.., Yatesboro. Pa. FARINA. ANTHONY PATRICK. Newburgh, N. Y. FRAI.EY. FLEMING. Louisa, Ky. JOHNSON. STEPHEN W , Cambridge. Mass. SWARTOUT. JAMES M, Dalton. Mass. WII.KINS. DARI.TON M . Atlanta, Oa. STAFFORD, rRED, Route 1, Great Haven. Ta. WALL, RALEIGH R.. Henrietta, N. C. Corporals BALLARD. WILLIAM FRED. Alexia. N C. BLATT, I8RAEL. Brooklsn, N. T BOURLAND. SAMUEL R Tecum.eh. Okla. COLLINflWOOD. EAKL D., 180 Church nvenne, Ephrata, Pa. DUFENDACH. MARK C. Huntingdon. Ind. KANE, JOHN. JR.. Brookljn. N. Y. MCDONALD. HAROLD D.. Bav City. Mich. DYCHE. LEONARD T BllllnKS, Okla. 7RTH. GEORGE A.. Norwalk. Conn. GIBBONS. JAMES. West Osknlooia, la. HARLEY. ALBERT AQUADORTS, Ionia. Mich. HUGHES, HAROLD T.. Dyer Brook, Me. LOAR. JAMES, London, O t'JJKR- HAVIS M BoJIvar, Pa. SNOW. ROBERT H.. Spokane. Wash SOFFER, ANDREW R.. Oskaloosa, la. Bugler JONES. WILLIAM C. Dorchester. Mass. Wagoner STRICKER, ALEXANDER J Halfwai. Mich Mechanic MICHAEL, 1306 Adams street. Pa. GAETANO, Srranton, Privates ACUNA. CONZALO. Chihuahua, Mex BALLARD. LESTER J., Somcrvllle. Mass BIEZE JOKN D.. Chicago. BUSSE, SAMUEL E., Amboy, Minn. Will tie Stars aid Stripes Float 0? er tie City f letz? Many American editors are imprest with the significance of the statement of Marshal Foch in a cabled message to the Knights of Columbus: "It was from Metz that Lafayette went to help your ancestors, and we shall one day see your victorious banner floating in Metz." The Richmond Journal is convinced that before the present season for open warfare closes "the Stars and Stripes will float over the city of Metz," despite the fact that it is a "long, hard road," according to Colonel Azan, the distinguished French officer. In THE LITERARY DIGEST for this week the leading article gives a glowing description of all the incidents relating to the first great American victory in Europe in which our army, with the gallant French, wiped out the St. Mihiel salient in twenty-seven hours and shows how this victory affects the future downfall of Metz. Accompanying this article is a splendid full-page colored map, with a com plete index, of the terrain now being fought over by the American troops. ; Other news features of great interest in this number of "The Digest" are: Germany's Whining Chorus From the All-Highest to All the Lowest in Germany a Chorus of Whines Is Heard as the Allied Success on the Western Front Grows. Read in This Article the Translations From the German Press Austria's Diplomatic Waterloo Proof of Russia's Betrayal A Poor Time to Quit Work To Remake Europe on Peace Lines What Germany Leaves to Roumania The Science of Making Canned Music Flivvers on the Rails? Why Many Inventions Are Foolish Moving a Mountain to the City unless you place a definite order for it with your news dealer. The War Industries Board has ordered all pub lishers to conserve paper, freight tonnage, labor, power, etc., by limiting publishing to actual demand. News dealers must order their supplies closely no extra copies. As THE LITERARY DIGEST sells out a few hours I September Ttar-a Marfe4f r OMiswtiati o assOrsf . Th taMmfjf CUNNINGHAM. HAROLD J.. Toss, Okla. tmixftr yutmr nw nutm n ltlfi4ils. Hi. FITZOEitALD. OREOORY. Alexandria. B. D. FRANKE, GEORGE WILLIAM, zzzva AlOf berry street, Reading, Pa. OANDY. JAMES L.," Klwood. Ind. GRIEGO, ANGELO, 1027 Bill street, Pitts- burgh. Pa. HICKS. NED, Bobbins, Tenn. HIMES. LEO J Pine Lawn Branch. St. Louis. Mo. JACOBS. ROBERT. Tellon. B. C. JOHNSTON, FLOYD II., Washington. KLEIN, GEORGE W Iron Mountain. Mich. LOPER. THERONE W.. Lodbell, Miss. MARTIN, BRUCE DURETTE, Smlthvllle, a. MAY TIIOMAS. Jackson. Mich. MISJAN, CHARLES, Belle Valley, Noble County, O. MORRIS, JOHN J Walden, N. Y. MUNDAY. LAWSON T Talorsvllle, N, C. OLIVER. BENJAMIN F Washington. D. C. PARIS. NICHOLAS G.. Syracuse. N. Y. PARIS. ROBERT E., Wlnston-Salem. N. C. PESTELL, WILBUR, A Washington, D. C. PORTER, JOSEPH D., North Wllkcsboro, N. C. RILEY. CHARLES O., Blcknell, Ind. SCHILLIN, ERWIN A.. Mlddletown, Conn. SCHUSTER, GEORGE W., 614 Schuylkill avenue, Pottsvllle, Pa. WILSON, WILLIAM N 8hawmut. Ark. WIT.MAN, ROBERT O., COO North Center street. PottsvUlr, Pa. WYATT. WILLIAM M., Norwood, O. BOYLE. JOSEPH. St. Louis. Mo. BROWN. JESSE p.. Elmlra, N. Y. CAMPBELL. ALONZO T., Gloversvllle, N. Y. CAMPBELL. CARLEY, Collins, Mass. CHIZMAR. JOSEPH C. Elyrla, O. COMER, CECIL, Shenandoah, Va. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY Lieutenant BAKER, CHARLES D.. New York. Sergeant MATHEWS, JAMES SHERIDAN VINCENT, Brookljn, N. Y. Privates MELTZER.' DAVID, New York. HEAD, KENNETH LINSAY, Milwaukee, Wis. WELLER, CHARLES K.. Talladega, Ala. MISSING IN ACTION Lieutenant REDFIELD. JOHN J., Overlook Park, Mont clalr, N. J. Sergeants DAVIDSON, CLARENCE J, r., 608 Roape street, Tnrentum, Pa. INMAN, WALTER It., 813 Third nvenae, Tarentum, Pa. MelNERNEY, VINCENT .1.. 203 North W Ineblddle avenue, Pittsburgh, I'll, YEXRSLEY. EDWARD F,, 11009 Bajnton street, Philadelphia, Pa. Corporals GASKILL. rRANK P., Holmes, Delaware County, Pa, KENNEY. JAMES A., Ill Charles street, Knoxiille, Pa, KNOX. ROnEKT M., 1030 West Third street, Chexter. Pa. LYNCH, GEORGE F., Klngwood. W. Va. McELWEE. JOHN, Z60S West Sixth street, Chester, Pa. MILLER, HOWARD CLARK, West Mlddle- toun. Pa. NGRBKCK. PHILIP M., 15 Parker avenue, rolllngdale, Delaware Count . Pa. STRASSER, OLIVER M 73 Fountain street, Pittsburgh, Pn. WIIOI.SIIAN, JOSEPn, Boothwyn, Ta, WRIGHT, OEORGE.W., 829 Eleventh ave nue. Moored, Pa. Bugler LYNCn. GEORGE W., Moores, Pa. Mechanic ANGELIS. CnARLES T 1529 Western ave nue. Pittsburgh, Pa. Privates AMES. EDWARD M Rochester. N. Y. BAGOR. STANLEY. Chlcopee. Mass. HA K Kit, HOWARD R 503 Fifth avenue. Homestead, Pa. Reproductions of the Best Cartoons and Many Other Striking You Wilb Miss Your "Digest" 28th Number on Sale itefeyEteest BARTOM, QUINTO W 00 rittston ave nue, pcrnnton, , ra. BAWARSKI, WALTER, 3120 Breton street, Pittsburgh, Pa. DE.MtS, JOHN M 200 Bouth Charlotte streot, Escanaba, Mich, B1NKLEY, JOHN L Oxford, Chester Ce Pa. BLAKE. GEORGE II., R. F. D. No. 1. rtome, N. Y. BRODGRSELT,. WILLIAM, 408 Covell Alley, Plttftbnrgh, Pn, BUKOWEJ. NEKOLEJ, Cumblerland, B. C... Canada, BUNYEA, EDWARD, Chicago, 111. BURNS, F.DWARD N SOW Branaywlne street, Philadelphia, Pn, CLARK, ROY, Downer, N. J. CLEMENS, RAYMOND WILLIAM, Defiance, Ohio. COLE. ROBERT M.. California, Ta. CORBIN. ORVAL G., R. F. D. No. 1. Oarrett, Ind, Nissrt ShlllFw lei I, 31.50. $1. (I SMI JsWTl-BBSW TW M vljol. jjCl jfw NEWAWC Sho?s ?o? B k 4 Autumn Grey Kid, else where at $7 and $8. M K heel with alurol- May we show you m k sum plate, nine tomorrow w hat a F s men - KS till reaiiy UiiAUTiFUL m apak wy, uuc juu tan uuy sapapw S. at NEWARK bsx oarae moae' "3 Stores for 5 00? atsssBS BBBBBBBBBBSV HlVSMl Hmil Fill .BBBBBBBBBBBB vmmmm!& The Newark Shoe Stores Co. FOURTEEN WOMEN'S AND MEN'S STORES IN PHILADELPHIA IS24 Market St., bt. 12th & 13th Bta. 2442 Kensington Ave., bot. York and Cumberland Sts. 2131 Germantonn Ave., bet. Lehigh Ave. and Somerset St. 137 North 8th St., near Cherry St. 422 South St., near 4th St. 424 Market St.. bet. 4th & 6th Sts. 4533 Frankford Ave. Our Militarized Colleges New Status for Military Bands A New Way for Women to Aid the Wounded "First Essential to a World Peace" The American of Austrian Birth Prepared by U. S. Bureau of Education) Current Poetry Personal Glimpses of Men and Events after it is placed on the news-stands, we would suggest to all our friends that when they buy this week's number they tell the news-dealer to save next week's number for them, or better yet, several future numbers. This is the only plan that will insure your getting "The Digest" regularly from your news-dealer. Today All News-dealers COYLE, OEOBOK J Mil Nrth Twenty-" first street, rhltadelphls, Ta. .. . DAVIDSON, CLIFFORD Miles City, Mont. DAVIDSON, RQY Ck Walden, N. Y. DEWITT, DALTON D., Friendsvllle, Md. FAZIO. JOSEPH, New York. N. Y. FLAHERTY. JOHN W Winchester, Mass. FOX, WILLIAM J 2610 Waterloo street, Philadelphia, Fa. OINOREY, ROY M Hope, North Dakota. GOLDMAN, CHARLES C Chicago, III. GOTT. CHARLES W., East Syrncuso, N. Y. HANK, SCHUYLER M Great Falls, Mont. HOCKMAN, WILLIAM. Accident, Md. IIORCHSTETTKR, HERMAN, 1308 Reeds dale street, N. 8., Pittsburgh. Fa, HOLMES, BLAKE 11., Norfolk, Va, HUSER, VIALS. Berne. Ind. KACZMAREK. IONAC. Cleveland. Ohio. KEMKRER. DUNCAN M.. Kxnort. Pa. LACEY. MARK J., 1400 Margaret street. Munhall, , li LOWERS, ORA V Parkersburr, W, McGEE, JOHN, Montgomery, Ind. Va. IWbiw Stales In RivirkShDis lor His sow oa dltptar, $3.50 up. Ridge A Columbia Aves. 223(1 N. Front St., near Dauphin St. 6024 Ucrmuiitonu Ate., near Chelten Ave. 32 8. 00 111 St.. near Market. 2818 KenMnnton Av.. nr. Hart Lane 14X1 sortli M lift, "road ' l.lth 210 N. 8th St.. bet. Race ft Vine. 257 Stores In 07 Cities Illustrations 10 Cents pSl) MelNTYRE, JOSEPH, 3210 Lee street, Phll- odelphla, Fa. , MAHONEY, GROVER C, Leesburr, Fla. MAKOS, SOTEREAS M Worcester, Mass. MANFREDI, ANTONIO, Cleveland, O. MANN, EARL D., Jacksonville, Fla. WARTINIZ, TRANQIULLNO. Kelly, N. M. MASI.EY. MICHAEL 0 Temple, Xa. MECK, CHARLES F 111 Straub avenue, Orwlgsbnrg, Pn, MITCHELL, NORMAN JOHKF1T, 8330 Lan caster avenue, Philadelphia, Fa. 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The first II rost Is virtually the only cost and Fruehauf units soon pay II II for themsches. II li FRUEHAUF TRAILERS II Wherever motor trucks are practicable. Fruehauf II IE Trailers will still further cut hauling costs and Increase II II haulage capacities with but slight lncreaso In operation II if 1720-1740 North Croskey Street l 31 Hell Phones, Diamond 4t;j.jjj The Stanley Booking Corporation. THE following theatres obtain their pictures through the STANLEY Booking - Corporation, which Is a guarantee of early showing of the finest produo- tlons. All pictures reviewed before exhibition. Ask for the theatre in your locality obtaining plctuies through the STANLEY Booking Corporation. All U 12th. Morris & Passyunk Ave. AlnartlDra Mat.DallyntS: Ega.U:04l MAE MARSH In "THE QLOBIOU8 ADVENTUItE" A DJ I f 02D AND THOMPSON STS. ArULLtJ MATINEE DAILY VIOLA DANA In "OPPORTUNITY" ADrAniA CHESTNUT Below 10TH AKCAU1 A 10 A. M. to 11 !15 P. M. LILA LEE In "The Cruise of the Make DeHevea" ni T irDIDn BROAD STREET and t)LUlliDlfL SUSQUEHANNA AV AVE. TITT.T.TTn TITIHKn In "IN PURSUIT OF POLLY" rniDDlTCc: main st.( manayunk LlVirKilO& matinee daily GLADYS nnOCKWELL In "THE BIRD OF PREY" FA1RMOUNT 20th U OIRARD AV. MATINEE DAIL.Y rwm 11KNNETT n "thu marriaob niNO" r- A A III V THEATRE 1311 Market St. rAMIL.1 0 A. M. to Mlanlht. ANITA KINO In . TETTICOATS AND TOUTICS" r'T'I I CT THEATRE Below Sprue 56 1 H O 1 , MATINEE DAILY THEDA TIARA In "THF. FORBIDDEN PATH" GREAT NORTHERN Broad St. at Erie S. T & U P. II. STILL ALARM" limCDlA I C0TH & WALNUT 6TS. HvlrLKlAL. Mnta. StSn. Kvirs. Ttt. J WARREN KKRRIOAN In "A BUBQLAR FOR A NIOHT" leader; 41ST LANCASTER AVE. Miin Dally KTHRL CLAYTON in . THE ami WHO CAME nACK." I inrDTV BROAD 4 COLUMBIA AV. LlBLKl I Matinee Dally ETHEL CLAYTON In ..XUJJ OIRL WHO CAME HACK" PHOTOPLAYS THEATRES OWNED XND MANAOED BYtEMBERS OT THE UNITED EXHIBITO.RS' ASSOCIATION BELMONT caD AB0VB MARKET MARY PICKFORD 'E7gf;., Mate.. -ii-TX A D 00TH ft CKUAK isnu LLUrtI Bryant Washburn '" Till I Come Bark to You COLISEUM Market u, BOth wtb Charles Bay In 'The Son of JIU Father" Fatty Arbucltle In "Moonshine" COLONIAL y a'n'WpY'M: FANNIE WARD '" "Th'rni." rnoTQ PLAYS r-r IDCUTA 40TH ft MARKET STS. NORMA' TALMADGE ..-w atvnrv nfTT7TAIM" AlAuriuu. uAiut In -run Q"" " M0nnlSSEYf THOMAS F 4 Sutton place, Worcester, Mass, EASY PAYMENTS Diamonds, Watches, Jewelry EXPERT WATCH REPAIRING ' UAAC 1738 Market St JTWTs"J open Evenings Put the- spirit of good ' cfieet into your soldier letters KODAK pictures from home will help. HAWORTH'S EASTMAN KODAK CO. 1020 Chestnut Street Atlantic City Store 1637 Boardwalk. 1705 Allegheny Ave., Phila., Pa. Tlorn 740". ; ,?,:ii";, v , ", .j, nr -a ---,, - j'S -"'"'; rnoTor-LATs 333 MARKET 0sME?o SffgftKS WILLIAM FARNUM in "RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAOE" MODPF 23 SOUTH ST. Orchestra. IMIKJLJIL, Continuous 1 to 11. THEDA BARA in "THE CLEMENCEAU CASE" OVERBROOK C3D " EDITH ROBERTS In "BEANS" PAI APP 1214 MARKET STREET mi,Ej 10 A. M. to 11:18 P. P. U. TOM MnnnR "JUST FOR TONIOHT" PRINCESS 10i8.MARKET STREET 1 lUIZDJ 8:30 A.M. to litis p.Ji, MAE MARSH In "' "THE OLOHIOU3 ADVENTURE" REGENT MAnKE? SvfruT, ERNEST TRUEX and SHIRLEY MAshw In "COME ON IN" ' Rf Al TO GERMANTOWN AVE. lH-l- lJ AT TULPEHOCKEN ST CLARA KJMnALL YOUNO In "THE CLAW" RIVOLI B2D AND SANSOM STS. ll V "-rt MATINEE DAILY WILLIAM S. HART In UJUUl "TRUTHFUL TULLrVER" DT tRY MARKET ST. BELOW TTK VWO 1 10 a. If. tn 11:15 P. U.' mriT BFNVUTT In "THE MARRIAGE RING- SAVOY 12U MARKET STREET &tVJ I 8 A. M. TO MIDN1 UIDNIQBT THEDA BARA In iji-i.urAiiiA" STANI FY MARKET ABOVE 10TH O 1 AIN1I1. 1 U:ir. A.M. tolllloP.il. FRED STONE I lo"""r, "THE QOAT" VICTORIA MARKET ST. AB. 0TH VK.lUKlAf "A, M. to ,1:15 P.M. "FAME AND FORTUNE" PHOTOPLAYS FRANKFORD "1B FnW"-d D. W. GRIFFITH'S " l.. ii nmn front st. t GIRARD AVE. in on Kranlcfnrii T.' JUtVlOU jumiwi Junction on Krankrord ' ALMA RUBhNb m MADA", SPHINX" I nn 1CT 02D AND LOCUST STREETS LUUUOl Mnt.1 :10.n:R(n Kvei.0:30toll' JACK BARRYMORE ' "0Vuh,:t.. NIXON B2D DEL0W "JJPt8. J. Stuart Blackton's 'Missing" rHOTOPLAYS DADV RIDGE AVE. ft DAUPHIN BT, rAlN. Mat. 2:15. Eve. 0:45 toll. WILLIAM S. HART In "RIDDLE OAWNE" I ': " f. ;it , Supervtemff rnv - "'-.' 4.r38 rfc-iv S. '""2 t.: t , .. i ..n f -, Irt t.teSfi'tXr-i' 'w. . IB t J.'l I "JWS' i L J-iW
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