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& TO FK PRICE
ON NECESSITIES
f Policy of Control Will Pro-
vide Fair Measure of
Profits
t WILSON TO TAKE ACTION
i, Expected to Outline Wage
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Regulation Adjusted to
Living Cost
1Tahlngtn, Sept. 2 8. OoMrnment
regulation of retail prices of food,
clothing and other necessities nml the
"equitable limitation of protltV has been
forecast ofllclally by Felix Frankfurter,
ppeclat Assistant Secretary of Labor
and chairman of the war labor poli
cies board, as the only basis for a suc
cessful labor policy.
Resolution adopted by the war labor
policies) board calling upon the war In
dustries board, the food and fuel ad
ministrations and the Department of
Agriculture to proceed "a rapidly as
possible with the formulation and en
forcement" of such a program were made
Frankfurter said the. "tremen
dous difficulties Inherent In undertaking
prtco control" arc thoroughly appre
ciated, hut. "like- other (treat problems
presented by the war. this undertaking
must be pursued because the success
ful enforcement of labor policies Is In
extricably bound up with alt thore con
ditions usually called the cost of UxInK."
A statement by President Wilson with
In the next few days Is expecte to out
line a program of 6e adjustment,
which will bo based to a xrry large ex
tent on the prcloed policy of stabilizing
prices by Goiernnicnt measures.
. Announcements by the Department of
Labor Bureau of Statistics on the ab
normaK Increase in the cost of ll Ing In
Philadelphia, Boston and New York In
tended to show how prices of necessities
nre roaring, so that there might be a
general understanding of tho problems
confronting the wage-adjustment agen
cies of the Government In meeting the
demands of workers for Increased com
pensation. The Inxestlgatlons of the Department
of Labor in Industrial centers have
shown the great Increases In lUlng costs,
even though the food administration con
tended this week tho food bill of tho
nation has Increased JVj per cent du;
Ing the twelxe months ending Septem
ber 1.
Price control offers the biggest eco
nomic problem yet confronted by tho
Admlnlstvtlon, and It is Relieved here,
he President will go to Congress to .
plaln the necessity for tho step If It Is
determined that legislation will be te
quired. It Is a problem, officials bay,
that goes to the ery heart of the busi
ness of the nation, and one that cannot
be solved without extended debate by
the interests lnolved. .
GRAVE SITUAZIONE IN
RUMEMA E TURCHIA
,., II Popolo Ostilc al Militarismo
Tedesco ed Austro-
Ungarico
PuWIihed an Distributed Under
. ... . PERMIT No 341
.Authorized by tho act of October It.
J01T. en tils at the PostotHes of iMla
aelnnla. Pa.
Br order of the PrssMsnt.
A. r. num.ESON.
Postmaster General
Roma, 27 settembre
Secondo Informnzlonl qui" glunto la
sltuazlone In numenla e dlvenuta allar- I
mnnte per le potenze central). j
I contadlnl rumen! Bonn enlnilnvtl I
delle Ittorle rlportate dagll AlleatI e!
comlnclano apertnmento ad essero ostlll
e rcatstono al militarismo tedescn p.l
auatro-ungarlco.
Local! rlvolte sono gla awenute In
pafecchl punti. II governo rumeno ha
invlnfn acr.nll n nAllnA Tln-H- .
J ottenere che slano mitigate le Imposi
tion! aeic Austna-ungherla.
Un dlspaccio Klunto In Silzzera alia
Gazzetta dl Lausanne reca cho I'lrrlta-
Bione pubbllca In Costantlmopoll e' dl
Vuneta cosl' grande, da doxer costrtn
ttere II governo turco a oercare una
pace-separata. 11 sultano stcsso sarebbe
In fax ore d una tale pace se le potenze
Ieir Intesa potranno accordare alia
'Turchla favorcxoll condlzlonl.
XVas'hlnxton, Dc. 27 settembre,
Dlspaccl gluntl ad autorlta' dlploma
tfche asslcurano chc 1'Austrla Bta ln
vlando rlnforzl alia Bulgaria, le dl cul
annate sono Impotent! a reslstere all"
twanzata dello truppo Alleate.
I'arlil. 27 settembre. '
Ttapportl gluntl dal fronte dt battag
11a, dello Champagne, tra 1 fluml Sulppe
c Heuse, indlcano che l'attacco delle
fCTie francesl cd amerlcane e' In pro
rtcsso al di la' dl tutta la linca, sotto le
plu' favorevoll condlzlonl.
n La quarta Armata del Generale Gou
taud ha rlpresd nello Champagno II buo
ettaccc. aueata mattlna. tra le noslzlonl
catturat u tedcschl durante la glor-
nata dt icri. Lattacco progredlsce con
kuccesso. I francesl hanno cltenuto
tutto I loro cblettlvl.
II rapporto del Mlnlstero delta Guerra.
Orel pubbllcato, dice del successo nello
kvlluppo deU'offensha e la rlpresa dell
'attacco da parte delle truppe francesl
Lo truppe amerlcane attaccantl a
Sord-ovest d Verdun pare che abbla no
ottenuto tutto e plu' dl quello che si
ttendavano.
Sopra I'lntero campo dl attacco per I
francesl. tra II flume Sulnno ed 1 boschl
"fVII Argonne. le formldablll noslzlonl to
. . .-. ..- . . -.
'-tschp dl una profondlta' dl plu' dl tre
, Jiiia, sono state oriuaniemente es
'WJjpate.
,i. . I francesl hanno catttlrato II Butte du
-' Mesnll, II Butte du Soualn. II Butte du
i.vTahuro ed I vlllaggl dl Tahure, Itlpont,
Jtouvroy. Ccrnay-en-Dormols e Serxon
. W riu' ai settemwa prigionien turono
presl ,dal francesl. (Gil amcrlcanl pre
rP'Wveatlvamente ax'ex-ano rapportato dl
a.a. AKi.otA Knnn rtfltrlnnlerf nnptnnrln
HIV Vfcfc4.fcV WVVV ). .B,w,.w. .. Kw. .h.iuv
coal' ll.tOtale dl questl a 12,000.)
'." Nonostahte le sfax-orexoll condlzlonl
') tempo 1 progress! hanno contlnuato
irante tutta la glornata, cost' annun
'ii II .Mlnlstero della Querra.
fW 81 nppremde che nessuna Istruzlone,
irdanto la domnnda n armisttzio
Bulgaria) saru' data al coman-
mllltarl delle forze alleato in
donla, senza cho prima vl sla una
artusa consultuzlono tra l'rancla.
Illerra, Stall Unltl, Italia e gll ultrl
all, o neuo stetrao temto io opera-
mllltarl dox'arrno contlnuare.
Swift Quill Drift Hoard
burg, ra., Sept. it. Formal no.
,a3 issued oy mate arart neamjunt
'St movementa of men to Camir
"rvliUBHbrey8, scheduled frr earl
7JsM bMIt postponed, rawara
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PERSHING REPORTS
387 U. S. CASUALTIES
67 Men From Keystone and Nearby States Pay War's
Toll on Battlefields of France 84 American
Soldiers Are Killed in Action
Xrashlngton, Sept. 28-
Army casualty!
'
lists Issued by the War Department to-
day and last night contain 103 and 194 '
,,.,., hi...- ..!-.,. ,.!
names, respectUcly Sixty-seven men
from Pennsylvania an dnearby States
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am iisicu. i
Today's list Includes- Killed In no
tlon, 49; missing In action, 10; wounded .
severely, 92; died from wounds, 27 ;'
died from airplane accident, i . men
from accident and other causes, t . dlid
of disease, 10.
Last night's list Is divided ns follows
Killed In action, 6B; missing In action,
10; wounded severely, 82; died from
wounds, 27; died from accident and
other causes, 4; died cf disease, 13;
prisoners".
The summary of the army casualties
to dato follows-
Killed In action
Lost at sea
Died of w ounds
f,f38
291
2154
907
Died of accident and other c.iuis
Died of disease 1878
Total eaths 11,845
Wounded IS, 301
Missing, Including prisoners 5,047
Grand total : 35.341
Unlisted
Officers
. .19
... fin
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men
1016
1952
t7
15
Deaths
XX'ounded
.Missing
In h-inds of enemy.
Totals 105 3157
Grand total 322
Today's lists follow:
KIl.LKH IN ACTION
Sergeants
IIOI.XIKS. OMX'ETt XV.. Council lllulTs til
KlMHBllI.IN. CLAIIENCE It , (llennle.
Mich
Corporals
AltlU'pn. SEFEItlNO, l.Uerpool. nriBlund
nuNV. Jionntf, council niufr, la
K11EHT, FRED, Columbus, O
FIIOEMCH. AI.HERT. Milwaukee. XVIs
Trliates
ARfHUt.ETA. JOSE I' . Springer N M
IIROXX'N. KDMONn P Ilrooklyn. N. Y
DIIRR. XVIM.IAM .XI . Norwich Town.
Conn.
DX'ORAK, onOROK. St t.ouls. Mo
DrVAD. CARI. t' Albert City. la
KDINOER, HKNIIV. Marsllle. la
TACUNIIXS, D A . Ne Orleans l.a
OAZERRO, OlOX'ANNf. Tori. Italy.
HAMELAK1!). JAMES, Agare redndos.
X'rakllon. Greece
JF.FFIIIK.. XXI I.I. IF. FORDE. 1010 Xlorton
avenue. Chester, Pa.
KRL'O, CHARLES E Indianapolis, tnd
I-A SCOI.A. GIOVANNI. Sldly, Cantanl
Proline?. Italy
I.EATIf, XVKIlIf A nianrhe. Ala
XIOSKS, XVII.I.I.XM A.. (130 Bennett street.
I.uzerne, Pa.
III'RPHV. GI.EN R Perry O
OTONNKR. JAXIKS T.. M. Marj'a street.
Phoenlxtllle. I'a.
OI.SEN CXRU no-holln. Denmark
PARCEt.. CLARENCE .M . Centrrvllle la
l'1ZI Tl, DANirro, lit Contress street.
I'llt-hursh. I'u.
TRAVIS. JOHN M . XMctor, Kan
XVAI1NER. STAM.KV I... Sheffield. I'a
MORRIS. CHARLES XV Detroit, Mich
RLIIF.R. CIIXRI.r.s. shllllncton, Pn.
NAI.LADE. RAVXIOMt. earn of Mononcu-
liela Nutlonnl Rank, riltsliurgh, I'a.
SAI.YEAKS, X'IRGILE. Humphreys. Ky
HAUNDERS. GEORGE I... Terre Haute,
lnd.
SHKLTON. LEROY C . Rochester. lnd
M'KMKR. JXME.S II.. 419 llallett Place,
llelletiie, I'a.
TEDDER. XVIM.IE. Fjffe. Ala
TRACT CLARENCE. Rochester. N V
I'DIC, HARVEY. Oshkosh. XVIs
VIDACOVICir, DEMUTRE, New Orleans,
La
X-ORIS, CHARLES E., St. Kesls Mont
XVEATHERED. CHARLES II.. New York,
N Y
XXEIISTHR. IIEMtV .. R. F. I). 3, Kdln-
Imro. I'a.
FREDERICK A XVEEP.ER. New York.
N Y
lutimnr XVinNSTEIN New York. N Y.
WEST. XVARREN XVINSLO. St Ann. Neb.
XVtJRJIS, GEORGE T. Meta. Jin
XVYNNi:. MATTHEXV New York. N Y
XOCHl'M XX-ALTER L. Raxter. Mo
YOl'NG, HENRY A , SomerMlle. Miss
ZOMJ'IOKUV. SAJt, Ilrooklsn, N Y.
DIKH FROXI WOUNDS
Lieutenants
OIlEEN HARRY J . Troy. N. Y
l01'' HERNARD VANT, Grand
Rapids,
Mich
XMIODIU'RV.
RonFjfiT n.,
Poltsillle, Pa.
10-43 Mahan-
tonzo street.
f-erreonts
XVILLIAM JOSEPH. St. Louis,
RROXVN.
Mo
RURKE, XVALTER K . XVashlngton.
D C.
Pasco,
SCHMIDTMAN. BERNARD H.,
XX'ash.
XX'ALDO. GEORGE A., XX'est Panlet
Vt.
Corporals
CARADINB. JOHN O.. Monroe. XVIs
DF.8ANDRE. TONY. Merlden. Conn.
DIETRICH. XX'ALTER C . St. I.oula. Mo.
XX-ATT. KARL J.. F.non Valley. Pa.
XX-HALEY. XVELLMON P . XX'hlte Oastle.
La.
XXatonrr
AN ELLS ANDREXV V.. Port XVashlng.
ton, XVIs
Privates
AVERY. JESSE. Duke, N C.
ROlTNOTT, EURA, Princeton. K.
HOSBARD. HARRY VERN, Paplllon, Neb
C1IAFI-RK. ORI.O S 630 Ilerron uvenue.
I'UMourgn. i-a.
CONXX'AY. JOHN. St Louis. SIo.
COX. AUDREY. Oreenwood. XVIs.
DAFFIN. JIM M . Atoka. Okla.
DEXVILLIS. CHARLES EDXX'IN. East Fal-
mouth. Mats.
DOLAN. JOHN, nrooklyn. N. Y.
DORXIAN. FRANK IIERIIKRT, Drrmont
Iloro., Pitttburah, Pa,
DUXX'E, XVILLIAM. Sturgeon Ray. XVIs.
FI.EMMINa. PATRICK TRANCIS, St.
Louis. III.
FONTANA. FREN. Chicago, III.
HANDY. LESLIE U . Lake Manlitlque,
Mich.
DIED OF IHSKXSE
Privates
FOSTER. VITCHER. Luierne. Ala.
HOLLOXVAY. Ht.'OllIE. Jayess. Miss
KELIIERER. XVILLIAM D., Niagara Falls,
.V. Y.
NASH. OSCAR K Oneonta, Ala.
PEHNELL. FRANK, Pelma, Ala.
RANDALL. CHARLES I, Idaho Falls,
Idaho.
SMITH. IVAN K . Fort XVayne, lnd.
XVEftrrMORELAND. REAOAN Q , St. Joe.
Houston county, Tex,
XVILLIAMS. JOHN XX'.. Dolphin. A'a.
XVISE. FORE8T ALVIN, Do Graff. O,
DIED FROM AIRPLANE ACCIDENT
IJeutenant
DELL, SPENCER .it., Lemon Groje, Cal
DIED FROXI ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAl'rlES
Prllales
1-Rr.V, FRANK XX'.. lis Putnam strert,
Paterson, N. J.
ANTHONY. NICHOLAS CASPER. Utlca,
N. Y.
JUDY. HOXVARD XX',, Corrstalk, XV X'a,
SHANKLIN. CARL ASIIDY, Creamery, XV
Va.
WOUNDED HEXERELV
Captains
JOHNSTON. CHAni.V:8. Richmond. X'a.
X'ONKUMMER, FERDINAND OUSTAV
Jamaica, N. Y.
Lieutenants
ItnODX'. OLEN.V M Law ton, illch.
DREfc'ilACK. If. A.. Halt Lako City.
KINO. GEORGE I... Ardsley. N. Y
PUTNAM. XV1NKIELD M , New York, N Y
YOUNKIN, FRANK II., Ottumwa. la.
Mrrcraats
XNDERSON. JOHN It.. Ilalnbrldge, O
DECK, GEORGE l. 13111 Xundutky street
I'lltsburxh. Fa.
RADLKY. CLIFFORD, Rock Island. Ill
5I.MH nAYMOND J.. Loa Angeles, Cal
ALIIERG, CARL J., South lioiton, .Mas.
t'orpo nils
JIEl.ICJBHKJ. EDMUND, It K V. 3. Fol
Minn.
HUGKLKT. XVirj.MM V., fM AntltrCl.
h a aidUl V tAMJ W ttA bV bU a& sm fcs . Ha
ik tjwmwmim4
lr'lrJ ',aIK-k A
OUKKH. nt'flKMi K. rtcuUvlMf. lnd.
itiiiiuMW .-..- f lilt n1ttttn irih
",. fTriiiton I'm.
HARTKIinit.v. KAlll. K.. Hlshop. Cal
IIAiWAltl). r.KSTF.Il A., H)rrue, N. r
HKNN., adam okoiuik. mi Vernon, N y
KM'KSOV, I'KTKIl II. Albert I.e. -Minn.
I.AMU. KIINHHT L. Ho 05. I'ortWIle, .
y
MAI.ONR THOMAS, llsllrfnntalne. O.
maiishai.I.. (IKouc'ik It. Toledo, o
TAM.nn, C.XHltoi.l.. 313 South J.
Inth
strrt. Nennrk. N. t.
XOI.KKUT, KTIKI), llliksvllle, O
XX MID. rilll.ll S.. It feptun .treet, XV.
r: . Pittsburgh, r.
XX'.XNSON. JXXIF.N II., rlmer Vails, To.
XXIIITK. RIIIIKRT A 114 Jackson slreel,
rhoenUillle. I'm.
MII.T, KKANC1S A., 1011 Huthrrlana
klrrel. rittsbnrgh, ra.
llnslers
I.IAM AI.OYS1U.S.
STACK.
N X'.
AKKItH.
Mich
XVII,
IrrooVlyn,
Monroe,
XVAI.TF.lt AnTllL'K.
( hlrf Xlethnnlr
KCKt.llS. (ir.OHOK II . Memphis, TVnn
Mechanic
AM)i:itfO.V, JOSKPIl 1. . Greenfield. O
XX'a cmier
MAHT1.V,
Xls
XVATNK STOUDAIXD. Madison,
Privates
IIEHIlKItT
AiinAiiAtsnv
Oconomo-
I woe, XVIl.
I ACKERMAN JESS CARL. Ml. Pleasant,
1 Mli h
.XI.NHXXORTII HOMER. Xanderzrlfl, Ta,
ALEXANDER IIERIIERT Duncan. la
ANDERSON. HARRIS. Cedar Falls, la
AI'EN, ri.XUEM'E A., 113 Ihnrles street.
Piltshiirth, I'a.
AUSTIN. TILLMAN. Nashillle, Tenn,
RAIN. EARL, XVayland. la
IIE.XI.KH. FRANK II., 310 Amity street.
Homestead. I'a.
IILOOM. CLYDE. Poland, S D
PROS. JOSEPH. Chlraso. Ill
IIROXXN. MARTIN F.. Ilramsburir. r.
liritGKII. IIARRV i: SOU IMauih street.
Philadelphia. Pn.
CARROLL, PATRICK E . Independence,
la
CARVER VINCENT. XVllllamston. Mich.
CHERRY 1IENJAMIN I).. XX'ashlnston, la.
CHURCH HAROLD C, Ilrooklyn. N. Y.
CLARK. WILLIAM K.. Macon, Oa
CLARY. JOHN J. Hartford. Conn
CLP.I.AND. CLARENCE E , Rlvcrton. la
rOHDLE. MONROE J . Mlneola, Tex.
COOAR. XVIM.IK. Pickens. XX-. Xa.
COMPTON FREDERICK XV, Milton, Ore.
CONKLIN. DEAN. Vllllsca. I.
CONLKY. SAMUEL L. Milan Ga
CURTIS. XVESLE T. Owensmouth Cal
DEX LIN. JOHN M 301 Kmmett street,
rhoenlxiille, Pn.
DIAMOND MORRtS N . Chlcauo. Ill
DLXNOEI.EH. .SERAF1NO. Los Angeles
Cu!
DODGE CHESTER O , Terra Alta. XV 'a
IIXTON, ROY C' Oil City. Pa
KIIIIF.R, R(Y .. Sallna. Pa.
EGAN. GKOIIOK XV . Eaton Rapids Mich.
EULKTT ISO.XT. Harris. Ky
FR17IKR. AMIRKXV, 1909 Pernsilllo are-
nue, riMiiran. i-a.
IIICKIJY. KIERAN. Conrnr.1 Mass
JAZDZINSKI. LEON J , XXeiit View O
JOIINbON ALLEN II., XX'Inner. S D
XXOr.NDKI) SKVJ.REI.Y
Privates
KXNE. RALPH I)., n. F. I). I, Flnleyvllle,
I'a.
KELLER. JOSEPH. 2(134 South Hartaln
street, Philadelphia. P.
KINMIMXN, I'AVI. S.. II. F. n. 1. Hover.
Xork County. Pa.
KONOEAL. GEORGE. Detroit, Mich
KUHL. KAIL. Solvane, Cat
KUKAXV1NSKL JOHN Toledo. O.
I.AIF.R, RY II.. 33J F.ast Philadelphia
street. Xork. Pa.
LESLIE. THOMAS K Dunkirk. Kan.
I.KSSHI. TIKIXI.XS K., llackett. Pa.
I.ORENTZ. XVILLIA.M F, Km North Harrl
son aenuo (no city or State glien)
LIIIWIG. I.AXVRKNCK. S21 Railroad are-
nue, Curnexla, Pa.
McKEE. GEORGE. Hubbordstonn. XV Vk.
XIALON, JOSEPH J.. St. Louis. Mo.
MAPIIET. EARL L , Gate, Okla.
MAhSEY JAMES It., Ilrldgeport. Ala.
HKI.II.I.II. ANGF.I.O. 108 Ashland uienue,
XX est llrance, N. J.
XIKLVIN. KXRI, JF.SSF.. 4220 Ludlow
street. Philadelphia Pa.
MORGAN. XX II. I.IAM IIKIM.KV. 20J Arch
street. Camden. N. J.
OR.ECHOXVSKI. JOE. houth lfcnd. lnd
.XIISSING IN ACTION
Prlrates
MARCB EDXX'ARD. Denver, Col
MARTIN THOMAS F Eldon, Mo.
MAYERLO, XVII.LIAM .1.. Leadlllle Col,
XIF.IM.KR. JOHN JACK, Northampton, Pa.
MINTIE, JOHN 1' , Toledo, O.
RIIILRA. ANDRES. Santa Fe, N M
ROIIINSON, XX'AI.TER S.. Lawrence M.is
STARK. CARL A . Jamestown. N Y
TAFT. NIELS P. Oiikland. Cal
XVHAI.sntO.XI. VERNER K Canby Minn.
194 NAMES ANNOUNCED
IN LAST NIGHTS LIST
Thirty-six Pennsylvania and nearby
soldiers aro named on last night's
casualty list of 134 names, as follows-
KILLED IN ACTION
f-ergeant
MICHAEL. I.EMTF.K J.. 103 XV. Mclnljre
avenue, N. 8., Pittsburgh, I'a.
Corporals
IIXRENT, XVALTER F 3 XTood street,
Natrona, Pu.
XXEAVER. CLLXER E., Johnttoun, I'a.
Mechanic
LEEDOXI, IlnitXCE SEEL. 33 North Yew
dell street. Philadelphia, ra.
Privates
nRN. JOHN, 332 East Forty-first street,
Erie. Pa.
IIELTZ. CLAUDE. XX'ashlngton avenue.
Draieburr. Pa.
HEIR. MORRIS. 370 Johnstone avenue, Jer
sey City, N. J.
KITEI.INGER. (IEOROE. XVulnut Ilend.
Xenancn Count), Pa.
I-A FAXER. ANDREXV R 1010 Ratan
street. Sunbiiry. Pu.
MrGOX ERN. TIIOXIAS, S?J Second treet,
Jersey Clt, N. J.
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T)IF.I TOOJI WOUM1S
I.lenUaant
C.REF.N. l)Ot'(IUS II., Pottstllle, Pn.
Private
NFSH, I.F.XVIH XV., BIO XX est Airy street.
Norrlslenn, Pa.
Dir.D FROXf IIIHF.Asr. , I
rrlvale
Cl'XIXIFNK. JOI1N A.. 121 West Cheitnol ,
treet, XXiishlntton, Fa,
XXOUNDF.D HEVF.RFXY
Lieutenant
MeXIAIION. XVIl.i JX0 North Fllty-
flfth street, I'hllailelphla, I'u.
Herceant
SWF.F.NF.V. CHARI.FJ JOHN, 133.X North
Forti-nlnth street, PhllodelphlJ, I'a.
Corparnla
HORN'. CRF.DO, 100 Thirteenth avenue,
Newark, N. J.
tll.KNMIV. JAMF-S A., 2(1 Columbia treet,
XVrst Oca nre, N. J.
XXP.I.I.S, I.DXXIN K, Ulenhatel, I.Ik County,
I'a.
rrlvates
(O.V. IIARRV. Clay street. Mowtetllle, I'a.
Ill RKIN. XHCIIAKI, J., BtS fruflble street.
PltUhurih, Pn.
CODARD, GEOROi; CTLXNCII, Jr., 1300
Mifflin street. Ilnnttnrdon, Pa.
LINDSAY, NAMUKL, Kmporlom. I'a.
MARTIN, RlinF.RT ANTHONY, 220 Calder
street, HiirrUbnnf, la,
HAI'I,. HTKVK, Fifteenth Mrret. Conn ay.
SCIIF.NCK, IONF.V U, JehnMinbnrr. Pn.
TRIXIIII.K. RICHARD R. C, Jtt Elm street,
(Ireenshunr, Pn.
I'HI.IR. THEODORE. Paradise, I'a.
X'ISINSKI. STEPIIFf, Rz Sejbert street.
Ilazleton, Pn.
MISSING IN ACTION
Corporal
r.OF.IIRISG. (IIVORGK ANDRinf. 22M
Xtest Irhlth air., Philadelphia, I'a.
Prlrates
CAI.IIXVF.LI.. JOHN R 033 Fifth avenue.
XX IIHamsport. Pa.
IONN. nt.XNK, S60 Durfer street, Phila
delphia, Pa.
Iltnois. FRANK IXACON, Ks1nton. Pa.
IIOl'fsTOV, FRANK J., 40 lawn street,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
PRISONERS
Privates
MII.I.FJt. I-VXXRF.NCK D.. 1815 Third ave
nue. New Kensington. Pa.
KCIIICKI.IM1. CHARLKS. Sayrevllle. N. .1.
XXII.KANOXXSKY, JOSKPH J Keasbey,
N. J.
PiTTSBURGHER HELD AS SPY
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Banning Alleged to Be Head of
Lncmy Work in Region
Pittsburgh, Sept. 28. Alleged by Fed
eral agents to be the directing head of
German espionage and propaganda work
In XVestern Pennsylvania, Charles F.
Banning-, reputed multimillionaire, was
arrested at the Dunuesne Club on a
Federal warrant charging violation of
the espionage act. Banning Is a natu
ralized American citizen.
Coincident with the arrest of Ban
ning, a score of Federal agents started
rounding up members of tho German
Club of Pittsburgh, of which Banning Is
a member.
DON'T BUY
METAL
WEATHERSTRIP
Until you seo the Stein-Way equip
ment. We sruaranteo 30 fuel re
duction and a uniformly heated
house.
Phono Walnut 6677 for Estimator.
Stein-Way Mfg. Co., 212 N. Darian
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It?
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20th Century Storage Warckoaie Co.
Opposite West PhllaOlphla Sta.
Phone Freilau 107
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with a yell of satisfaction!
Fight as they
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Your sacrifice saving money puts the
fighting weapons into their hands.
The Boche fears a bond as he does a
bayonet, for deep down in his heart he
knows the money means material of war.
He knows that these guns and shells and
bayonets in the hands of American sol
diers mean the End!
Lend the Way Our Boys
Are Fighting!
Sacrifice self as they do, and spring to the
attack as readily. Feel the thrill of being
on the offensive. Get on a war basis.
Save with your whole strength.
Attack the Hun!
Buy Liberty Bonds to Your Utmost
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