r EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHILADELPHIA, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 1, l018 13 -' J , " - r -AC,, J I P TWO LISTS BRING U. S. CASUALTIES TO 40,248 Pershing Loses 124 Men Killed in Action Thirteen Other Deaths Reported Wounded Number 444, While 13 Are Missing and 4 Taken Prisoner Waslilnnton, Oct, 1, A total ot C08 names uppear on two army casualty lists glcn out by the War Department today nnd last night. Today's list of 294 names Includes: Killed In action, nlx.ty-tuo; missing In action, five; wounded severely, 219 ; died ot wounds, five ; wounded, degrco unde termined, three. The list last night was divided as fol lows: Killed In action, sUty-two; miss ing In action, eight; wounded severely, SIS ; died of wounds, Ave; died from accident and other onuses, three ; wound ed, degree, undetermined, one; wounded slightly, three ; prisoners, four. The summary of the army casualties to date follows: Jx-st at sea 291 Killed in action 6,938 Died of wounds 2,313 Died of accident and other causes 918 Died of disease 1,899 Total deaths 12,359 Wounded 19.707 Missing, Including prisoners 4,860 Grand total 30,926 The summary of the marine corps cas ualties follows: Olllcers : Deaths 39 Wounded C7 Missing 1 Total 107 Enlisted men: Deaths 1.032 Wounded 1,992 In hands of enemy 20 Missing 161 Total 3,205 Urand total 3.312 The total 1'nlted State caualtles in the army and marine corps is 40,248. Todaj's army list follows: KII.I.KI) IV ACTION" Sergeant GANNON. WILLIAM .. 41 South riflj-flMli street. Philadelphia. Cornorul (I'tt-'ER, RALPH O . Roikport. JIo. tlKIST. FRANK. Illllstlnl.. I'n. 1IALPER. SETH J.. Jollct. III. HIUSIIOVITZ. MAX. Boston. IIOLMKS. JOHN A.. 135! rifth titrnuv. ('oranoll. I'n. JOHNSON. EVERKTT HALE. HIackwater, M. Privates linoPHV. WILLIAM 1' , Waterbury. Conn EVANS. OEOliai:. Holt. Mont. I'AVALAKO. .ID.SIXII V., 0 Ohio urtnue, (.Inssport. I'a. flRAVKS. WARRKN V., 0314 NajIiroiiU mi nus, Philadelphia. CIUEDI. WALTER 1".. Lucon. III. HENSLEV. THOMAS LEE. Humble. Tex. I'HIPPIN. HENRY A., St. Cloud. Wli. SHULAK. 1'UIJOKM, Van-Vobrn. State of Horndno, Russia. SKINROLLA, JOHN, Province ot Cosenza, Amentea. Italy. KL'NTZ, CLYDE R.. Illc Run. I'll. LARSON. RUDOLPH AOATON. National Mine. Mich. LEWIS. LONNIE M,, Erin. Tenn. LINDE. ALEXANDER. I.odl. Cal McPHAIL. HOHERT A , Jonesboro, N. C. MADDEN. JAMES W., HrooMyn. MAI.ONKV, RAYMOND. '.';:( North Seven teenth street. Philadelphia. MARATOS. IIAKRY A.. Nw York. MAYER, ARTHUR, llrooklyn. MK1, ALIIKRT. Rnltltnore. Md. MENZKE. CHARLES E. IlelleWllc, Ill MICHAEL. ALHI'KT II.. Hudson. S H MIKKMIXI,. ELMER K.. llomrr City, I'll. MILLER. CLARENCE, Erhard. Minn. MILLER. KELIN A.. Dundee. Tex. MINOC1UI5. ItnnER r, New York. .MKVKK. JOHN K Portacr, I'a. NEEDEL. RAYMOND T.. Chicago. HKVITT. ERNEST, ltrookhn. O'CONNELL. DANIEL M., Rockaway Ueach. N. Y. O'HARA, JOHN J . New York. O8H0RN. EMORY It . Montaotnery, Oranee County, N, Y. OSTEN. QEORliE, Toledo. O OTTO. CARL 13.. Lk Mills, la. PAULL. JAMES. Milwaukee. Wij. roPLIN. DANIEL CASPER. Charlotte. N. C. TRATIIER Ind. JOHN THOMAS, lndanapoIls, RECORD, QEORO.E T County, N. Y. Wayllle, Saratoga RICE. JOHN. .Manhassct, N. Y. ltlOSIlEE, 1KB J.. Durham, N. C ROIHNSON. LAWRENCE II.. Our). V. Va, ROSCOE. JOSEPH 13.. Osborne, N. C. RUSSELL. Lt'THElt W.. Ebony. Te. SALADINO. FRANK. Hary, 1ml. SCHINDLEH, HERMAN. New York. SCHNEIDER. ALFRED, Rrookljn. SCHULER. JOSEPH V.. Dubuque. la PEARLES. WALLACE 13., Swain. N. Y. JOHN SIDILES. Chlcaso, III. StDWELL. JOHN W llrownstown. III. SMITH. ARTHl'R I... Waukeean. III. HUMMKRI-'IKLI). HENRY ((.. 6 Hat. street. Plttsburah. WATSON. ALRKRT A.. 3S South Second street, Coluyn, I'a. .. WEEKLET. RAY, Shirley. W. Va. WKSCHNI3R. MORRIS, Ilrookljn. IMtUIIIT. Oliver K.. 116 Ilarnett street. North Side, Plttsbursii. DIED or WOUNDS Sergeant O'MALLEY. JFARTIN I.AWRENCK, Su perior, Wis rADEN. JOHN M.i Wajnenburr, I'a Corporuti MeVEY. EARL D.. Mansfield, O. PHILLIPS. EARNEST. McDonald, I'a. Prlrates BENESCHEK, JAMES A.. Chicago. WOUNDED SEVERELY t'nptaln -EDOARTON, J. A.. Fulton. N. Y. Ueutenanta BOTTOMLKY. MYRL E.. Charlotte, Mich. PAY WILLIAM M Cambridge. Mass. HUSKNER. JOHN D Shelbnllle. Ky. FAY. WILLIAM r Cambridge. Mass. GREET. LOUIS. Oadsden, Ala. imnniN. WILLIAM 1 . lteaer Dam Wis. MURPHY. WAYNE FRANKLIN AshUlle, tiandaLL. HOWARD R.. Brockton. Mass. RAUTERBERO. CARL 11.. LoulsUlle Ky. WILSON. MERR1TT H.. Calumet, Mich. BUST. ERNEbT A.. La "ranre. Ill McQEE, ARCHIE D.. New Bedford. Mass. MILLER. HAYDOCK 11.. New York. Sergeants CLINK CORNELL S.. Crab Orchard, Tenn. OOODMAN. Al.t-RBD K.. Chicago ORAHAM. JACK K.. Florlston. .al. GRANTOPF. FRANK 13.. Brooklyn. HEARNB. DAVID J., ("hlcago. HENRY. HENNIH K Vllllsca, la. HURST. CHARLES F.. 1838 Farr street. JACKSON? EDWIN F.. Sklpwlth. Va LEwisT DANIEL W.. KltU Hill. Oho. MANNIX. MICHAEL, Ilrookljn. THOMPSON. HORACE, Attalla, Ala, TOTTBN. ARTHUR C.. ''u,,nl,nl-' X' UNDERWOOD. JOHN A.. Helle-ue. O. ivivTicn. &RVILL13 c. Vllllsca. la. r-mr.KS WALTER K.. Ensley. Al CRITTENDEN. NATHANIEL II, Oakland inDlTH'MCTDI. TELEHAH08 L.. Co- llndro. juacfjoni. uiri. HOSE. LTTHEW LOUIS street, Philadelphia. VOORH1S. WILLIAM L. 410 North Ninth Staten Island, N. I. Corporals BRATTIE. WILLIAM A.. 31 Park arenue, BROWnTcHART.K8 F. .Mlllborn. N. C. KntlNHIJHER. OEORUH M.. New York. CAVANAUaH: WILLIAM J.. Bridgeport. CUDD1HT. iHCHAEL E.. Hooslck Falls. HIOHSM-TH. LONNIB J.. Cobbtown. Oa. JANSON. ADAM J.. Wfiodhaven. N. T. KAISER. FRANK JULIAN, St. Joseph. Mo. MOCKSON. MICHAEL. Hew York. - NORTHINO. aEOROB H Lincolnshire, PCTEFISir. ERNEST IWRENCE. Stanley, Page County. Va. VOOT. aEOROB J , Flushing. Jf. f. YOKES. TATRICK V Saratoga Springs. W T.. . ., WSSLQKA KDW1N' Y,(. Purrhaaf. XTAIC.JAUB M,'; New York. CUHFftM&IAMW,' Chico. ' f v f f ,V, '; SHATTO, JAMES ALRERT. I3U YaM I.lh New ertv nenue, Carlliile, Pn. SHERIN. UVWRENCE WILLIAM, TorK. WILLI! Y, LEKOY 0 Da-enport. La llngler TI3.1TOK. CIXYTON A., (ieneee. I'n. MiikIi Inn ELIIART. VALTER P.. Hlamlburir. O. LA ROSE, JOSEPH, 10 Barley street, HarrUhurg, I'a, Met hanlrs CONWAV. FRANCIS I.. R, F. D. 2, C.rote- town. Pn MULIIEIR, WILLIAM. Manchester. 13iib land. KORULINSKY, (lEORtli:. 1133 Hell avenue, North llraddnrk. I'n, MANNlN'tl. SAMFEL II.. 318 Rebecca ave nue. llldnbtirg. I'n. PARKER. FOSTER HENRY. Cokor. AlJ. Private I1KSA. HILARIO. Eagle Pas. Ten. RI.VCK. JOsF.I'H M., 48'H Friendship nve nne, t'ltthurh. BROOKS. CHARLES It.. Waukesha, Wl IlltOUMOWSKY, FRED, Rochster, N. Y. BRYANT. FRED. New Kdlntiurff, Ark. CANFORE. PASONALE, Sangloglo. Mes sina. Italy. CASTINO. CHARLES D.. Chicago CAVANAUHH, IAWRENCB FRANCIS. Tuc son, Ariz CESARIO. PASQl'ALE. Cosenis, Italy CHA.MBERA. ROY L. Ollboa. O. CHAPLAIN. CLARENCE Imboden. Ark CIIARI.ESWOltTll ALBERT 13., Detroit CHARTER. CARL II , Adair, la. CHILCOTE. RALPH. Springfield, O CHRISTENSON, CHRIS. Bristol, 111. COIIAOKN, NEAL 13., Basil, O COLBURN, EDWARD, Kingston. N T CONROV. JAMES R.. 41 sjenmore street. Nntronn. Pa. i'tll RTNEV. AUSTIN. 8010 Bnnk.vllle nve iiue. South Hills Brunch. I'lll.liurith. CU.MMISKF.V. RAYMOND .1.. 10S East Po- mnnn Terrnce. Philadelphia. CRYER, ARTHUR F., 1301 Ixingnood street. Mnlbrook. "III. D13.IUL1IS. ITOR13. llambtrole, Proilnce ot Chletl. Italy DEKOEYER. JOHN JIN, 119 south .Main street. I-oill, N. J. DENUEL. JOHN M.. 6253 Spruce, street. Philadelphia. DOLLACKI. LOUIS, Village Zoforous Pad. Crete, Greece EAOAN, JAMES P Springfield, HI ELKIN. JACOB. Brooklyn. I'ERRARO. EZACHIEI.O, Alexander. W Va riKEsTON'K. LESTER L.. 813 East llutih- tnsoii avenue, 13dguood, I'n. FRAZER. DWIOIIT LAMONT. Marshall town, la. FRIEDMAN. MEYER. Bncan. Rumania. OOI.DBEROER. BENJAMIN ALFRED, Far Rockaway, N Y. CONZALES. FRANCISCO. Vllianueva. N 3lf flRAHAM. WILLIAM J.. Brlmlcy. Mich. ORAY, (H'E fl . Hacoda. Ala. (IREEBL13R. BENNY, New York OREEDER. RUSSELL. Stillwater. Minn. OIIOSSO, ANOEI.O A , S. Agato Del tloto Dl HifneNendo, Italv. ORUNDl.M. EVOL. Weatocue. Conn HADAWAY. RICHARD D . Lanette. Ala. HAFI.INO, MORRIS A.. New York HART. LOE1.L S , Jamestown, N Y Private HAYWARD, JOHN D . Illsr Bar. Cal HEAD. CLARENCE t) , Council Bluff la. HECK. WILIIURT F. Huntington, Ind. HENDRIN. WHEELER R.. Meila. Ala HEMEKK. CHARI.F.S, 8:0 Hemlock street. ShnmoUn, I'n. HENDERSON. WARBEN. Cleveland. Tenn HENNINdSEN. LUIS, Dike. la HEIT.MANN. II VRRY A.. 812 Monroe ave nue. KIlMibeth, N. ,1. HENDRICKS, PERCY, 11 Falrrlew street. Phoenlvillle, Pn. HENDKICKsnN. ROBERT. 1319 Monterey street, Pittsburgh. 11 UNION. STERI.INO, Poushkeepsle, N Y. HILL, FRANK B Manassas, Va. HILL. (HUE. Austin. Ter. HILL, THOMAS W. Olney Springs, Col. HILL. WILLIAM J . Sparland. III. HINDEKI.IETEIt, LKtMN L' North Point, Ta. HOFFMAN. FRANK S., 0.14 irrmnnton uveniie. (iermnntouii, Pn. HFSKINS, HARItV :.. Lamlenlierg, I'a. IMPERIAL!. FRANK PAUL. Ilrookljn JAMES. MII.I.IA.M II., 708 East .Main street. Nnnlleoke. I'n. JOHNSON, CHARLES. Oratum. Ky. HERSHOWITZ, DAVID, Brooklyn. HENRY. WILLIAM C, Webster City. la. HICKETZ. FRANK R.. Buckner. Ill IIOEL. WARREN LOUIS, Colllnsvllle. Conn. HOLCOMBE. JAMES II., Marshall. N. O. HOLMAN. SAM, Huntsvllle. Ala. IANNOPOLI.O, ROCCO. Calabria Clderno, Marina, Province Regglo, Italy. Hit). JAMES. Ilrookdnle, I'a. JORDAN. RALPH T.. R. F. 1). 4. New Castle. I'n. KELLY. HUllH 1'., Ilrookljn. KENNEDY, PATRICK A.. County Wlckle. Ireland. KI3NNEV. RAYMOND J.. 1004 West Fourth street. HIIIIamsiKtrt. I'n. KERSTEN. CHARLES, Ktantnn. Neb. KEZON. ROMAN. Westbury. N. Y. KINO. GEORGE W., Brooklyn. KRIEdEK, IXILIS. 70 Shenunro street, Sharon, I'a. LACKEY, WILLIAM II . Stonlnglon, Col I.APINE. FRANKLIN M . Oreentleld. Mass LKIS. DOYLE. It. F. D. S. Ilenton, I'a. LEFFLEB, GEOBOE, Marjsvllle, O. LB PINE. ARCHIE M-, Pembina, N. D. LERCII. DNIEL L. l Second street. Rending, I'a. LEWIS. PAUL. Thomson. Ill LEWIS. RALPH M.. Fonda, la. I.1KII, RUBEN (lll.RERT, llernesloro, I'a. L1I3DL13, CLARENCE E.. Camarlllo, Cal. LIGHT. MYRON, Sherburne, N. Y. ILL. ALFRED. Sjkesvllle. I'a I.OVELL. WINSTON'P.. Bramlivllle Ala. MeFARLAND. CLYDE C. licona. la. McOOVERN. FRANK, New Y'ork. McGl'IRL. MICHAEL. Far Rockaway. N Y. McLOUGHI.lN, BEItNARD. EdgeHurthlon. Ireland MABIH3Y. LYLE R . New ,York. MAIIAN. JOSEPH F.. Watertown, N Y. MARINOER. ALVIN F.. North Ridge, O. MARZIOTTO, GUISKPPE, Ilrookljn. MATT1NSON. CHARLES, Birmingham, Ala, MAUCK. IIENTLEY, Corjdon, Ind. MEJCIIOWSKI. ANTON. Chlcag". MELTON, ALVIN. Rochester. Ky. MEASINA. FRANK. Ilrookljn. MILLER. HARRY HEAD, Linton, MILLER. JOHN. Sujre. Pa. MILLER. JOHN GEORGE, 614 street. HnrrJsburr. I'a. Ind (Irani to MILLER. JOHN WARD. Belsprlng, Va. MI.VADEO, PAUL A.. Cleveland. MITCHELL. OLIVER. Rossvllle. Tenn. MOORE. BUTLER. Beattyvllle. Ky. SELIGMAN. WILLARD, Brooklyn. SELLINGER. JACOB MAYNARD, New York. SEXTON. FLODY. Ralston. la. SHECKELFORD. MARK N.. Kaaton, Mo. SHINGLE. EDWARD W., S North Lafay. ette stref. Norrlstoun. i'n. SIIROY, DAVID DAWSON. 188 Anne street, Mlddletovin. I'n. SIKNKIEWICZ. TONY, 1001 Ashland ave nue. New Castle. I'a. SKAGOS, FRANK. Boise City. OUla STARK. WALrER S.. Grant City. Mo, STEWART. HENRY C. Osford, Miss STOWBRIDail. HERBERT A.. Hrookljll. STOWE. JOHN II.. Holmes, Pa. BTURN. DARRELL O., Sargent. Neb SsULLIVAN, THEODORE M. N.. Cambridge Mass. THOMAS, EMIL HERSrAN. Detroit. THOMPSON. JASPER J.. Portales. N. M THOMPSON. LAFAYETTE. Evening Star. Ark. THOMPSON. SAM. New Hebron. Miss. TILLKY. WILLIAM B.. Sandvllle, W. V llllllvN. HENRY A.. Donuldson. Pa. TOCCO. SALVATORI. Detroit. TRIBETT. EARL, McMochen, W Va. I'MBARGER. IIITER II., Newton. la UTTER. C1.AHENCE J.. Clrclevllle. O. VANDERPOOL, ROY. Selbyvllle. III. VAN DYKE. WYNERD, arand Rapids, VAN VEEN, JOHN. Pella. Iowa. VAYNA, FRANK. Toledo, O, VERGALITO, NICK, Faisalto, Campobasso, VINKTRESCO, G1DO M., Introdacqua. Provtncla Acqulla, Italj-. WA1SER. JACOB. Brooklyn, WALKER. KELSEY. Marlon, Ky. WARD, JOHN. New York. WATKIN8, ARCHIE, Clarksvllle. Tenn. WEEKLY. EDWARD E.. Black Fork, O. WEIMER. IX1UIS. New London, Conn. W1LKIE. THOMAS II.. Poton, Pa. WILLIAMS. DANIEL W Kdenton, 'N. C. WILLIAMS. HENRY 13.. Cherokee, Okla. WILLIAMS, JOHN. Grand Rapids, Mich. WILLIAMS. ROBERT Q Kenneth, Kan. WILLIS. ABRAHAM E.. Cottagevllle. B. C. WINFREY. ISAAC K.. Winston-Salem. N.C. WIND. FIrflYD WILLIAM, Batavla, Mich, I.VVTAAl. ,ilia.(J. iUiHlww, ,, . YATCHUM, UKORaB J., Wltkuke WlH0'f ! L'nuiaa Uinata VWIIh TVif TW r" " . ..'i .'. dktiit 4P im-f .hi -' r; M'J", ...... rr - . A Z. ' SBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBM. siiHPp Kftk Bt$','s ' "m jU ANTHONY UTZENKATH Lad wlio is initiii- from liis home at 3011 Caliot direct YOUNG, LESTER W . Vlnevllle Station, Blrminghnni, Alii. BELL. ROHERT C . llumbolt In. WOUNDED IV ACTION (DEtiltEE UNDI1 TEltMINED) Private UL'IDKRSON. HENItY It. (inula. .Wash. PEACE. GEOItGE W.. Parsmi Kan THOMAS. FRED STAFFORD, Strealor, III. JIIssINII IN ACTION Corporal Olt.VHAM, PERRY C . New Yolk. Prlvnte COHfRA MIKE Bear Cre,.k Mont DI'.WAUr, ItOMEO ().. CiirlMe. I'n. tlEOKIilll L, STEI.EN'()s, 4P3 Minue street. Mr.inton. Pn. HARRISON. WILLIAM 11 L.i Crosse tVls. CROP OF PEACHST0NES SWAMPING COMMITTEE Barrel After Barrel Filled, Till Collection Becomes Difficult Problem The hall of peachstnms vvlikh was the) proiiipt leply to the (lovernincnt request for them tlirout-h th Hed fros, Ii.ih ptoved not an unmixed Mess Inp. JuiIkIhk from tlio nt-l quantities that liavp tilled eveiy aviitlalilp liaricl. box nnd bucket In the city, then' liould be cnotiich charcoal manuf.iituied to nffiv (1 every soldier a new kiw mask every hour. Hut the peaclivtone com mittee of which Mrn. John W.inumaku 3rd, Is chalrinim. Is facliiR a serious problem In handllnK the barrel, and rimllnK means of ttanrpottlns tbni from the schools and private home to the places from which they are shipped to the factory In Limit Island cUv I "very moment during the day telephone call at the overseas committee of the l'mer Kency Aid, 1.138 Walnut stnei an nounce that nioic bariel ate titled and waiting to be called for At one of tho ivhools 2U00 pupils In Hood working condition are able to fill a barrel :i day. They llnd this apec of tlio war positively charmintr; never perhaps In the hlstoty of the nntlou have peaches been eaten with such zeal and in such ainazlUK quantities The (lovernment published its lequest not quite three weeks nifo. To date the total tuns Into countless millions of peach stone At the time whin the llit led, white and blui ban el wap placed outside the Mist building It was feared that the collection would not piove sue-cc-sful, since tho peach season was so neat 1 our. When theip alo no more peaches the collection of cocoanut shells and pi line stones will continue throughout the winter. Thee can be used for thi same puipose at' the peachstones LADIES' DAY AT TRENTON FAIR Throiijrs Visit Exhibit of Interest to Jersey Housewives Trenloii. V. .1.. (Ht I Todav Is "Ladles Paj " at the Inter state Fair nnd women from all p.uts of New Jeisey and Kastern 1'ennsylvanla wcie In at tendance The buildings containing tho domestic arts departments were uflwded. Among the new Inventions shown in the aprlcultuic department uie ti.utoi. ami actual plowing deiiiontiatinus The poultiy show Is nftv per cent laiger than last vear. A Utile family of ten pigs was born vestcrdav on the urnuiius uie war gauien dlspla.v shows liow the public is aslstlng the fiovem nient. The Libcitv Loan workers have five booths. .Mrs. O I, Ollnhant announces that somo of I'eishlng's lieioes will give addresses. Sergeant ilaidner Cooper, who has Just retui lied from France, will be the speaker Thuisdav jiib local chanter or tne Hen ' loss and the national oiKmilzatlon will he represented in No. :i building. One of the features In connection with the free exhibit offereil b the I nlleil States (Jov eminent I the food administration exhibit. Tho exhibit I located under the giandstnud Tomoirow will be Kaimeiv r.v at tlie fair and Thursdav 't'nlltlcluns' Pay." Derpomlent Woman KniN Life Mrs Haihaia Kohr committed suicide loday by Inhaling gas through a rubber hose tu the kitchen of her home. 1748 Xortli Waterloo stieet Despondency over ill health following an operation Is believed to have been the cause The body was found bv a daughtu. Miss Mary Kohr Mis. Kohr was fortvelght years old Her husband, Thomas Kohr, and five grown children survive. PARCEL POST PAWNSHOP AT 904 VINE Loans flOOO for S!0 Ilrlnr yo'ar diamond, wntrhra and Jewelry to the lanest pawnshop In the world Walter's Pawnshop, 904 Vine HOVHKH TO TUB 'ITV rl,;,r;'.1virp PURE l-RKin PAINT Every Day There is greater demand for Kuehnle painting, a recommendation that speaks for itself. Get our eitimate no obligation Kuehnle PAINTER C ,tU C iuc M II OIUIIIUI,) ., M iiBeieve Me jl 1 tMUUIUIsMIIt ...- m : itf tSMmt! &&$' ''- ' k 0 ' J"' r ililiiiinMMiWilsti'isiiliis i J CAMP LEE STARTS LIBERTY LOAN DRIVE Two I housuiul Men Transfer Hcalistiu Attack at Night Await Gas ij.icidl lli'vutch to Ihr l;irndiij Vublic Lrdutr Ciinip Lee, ii Oct. 1. A l.lbcrtj Loan campaign Is In progress here under the general direction of Major King, camp Intelligence of ficer, an olllcer from each battalion look ing after subset Iptlons In his battalion There Is to lie no attempt at compulsion. Many thousands of voluntary subscrip tion uro looked for. These will go to company commanders nnd then be turned over to the olllcer of earh bat talion designated to look aHer this woik. There nre approximately 20no men In tho casual detachment of Hie IC'ith De pot Htlgadu win ate awaiting transfers to other postn on tlio War Pepartnunt orders us soon as Hie quarantine for tho Spanish Inlluensu Is llftid. This detachment Is coinpoml c.f the brsl and mot highly ti allied uitii of aiiv unit In the camp. The detachmuit Is ioiiiihimiI of talhoader., specialists and expuis 111 englneeiliig, clfctrlc.il, cIMI and other wise; flit-men, bolleimakeis and othi r I with trades which ate vitally nn.esar In the (Jov eminent for the successful culmination of the war. Many nun piomiueiit in civil life before entering the army uie members of this detach muit, these Including, besides men Willi Hades, aeronautlst", balloonist., doctoi. linguists nnd lawjcrs Al. Idea of leal wnrfaic was given to the members of the thlid battalion ol the central ollleeis' ti. lining scnool a few nights ago In the shape of night advance thiough a battle In whir gas was. used. The live loiiipauics of the battalion at Intervals of live min utes inch i quipped Willi steel liehlle and gas masks and ran Mug tin lr illlis, oiitMed the woods shortly after 'I o'l'locl and did not inietge until neatly 1 oclock. Heal waif.ue tactic were em plotd, giant tlreir.ukeis being u.sid to tepiesent cannons, lights wele shot Into the air tu show the load to the ad vanclng at my and for signaling, and white smoke and sulphur bombs were used 111 an iffint to dNiiipi the organi zation on Its match thiough the woods The men undeiwent u sevue gas test and were forced to keep their masks on while going t In oil ,'li the woods, us gases were Used in abundance. The attack was witnessed liv an observation party composed of Lieutenant 1'olnnel Lowe and his start of ollleeis from the oiitnl ollleeis' training school, and Lieutenant .Saunders, the Hiitih annj gas olllcer. who ui tanged the event JcvnI-Ii Welfare Agent Hecovrr Tour-, Ocl 1 Julius lSoseuwald, of Chicago, ov u seas n piesentatlve of the Jewish Welfaie Hoanl. who has been 111 of pneiiinonla at a camp hospital Iieie, was illschaigtil eurtsl mi Sunday The case was u stvie oni but Mr Hoi.eii vvald made a rapid iccovei'.v "H "H aaaH Haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaff aaaaaaaaaCfaaaaaaaaaaaa BNM aaaaaaaaaaaH MMHM-a W?D aaaaaOSaaaaaaaU aaaaaaaaaaaaaY aaaaaaaaaaaaaW aaH I II 1 JB iBHHi B , I t'aaaK aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaHSHaaaaaaaliaaVliaaaaBilPBCaaaSaala Baaal alafl JaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaSlaaaaaaaaaaaaaaLaaataaaaaaaaaaaiiiaaaaaaaaaaaa Wata. aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaHHaaaliaaaa aaaaaaal I LaaaaaaLaaaaaaPaaaaaaaf saMMtt fl MM IHV KS afT fi al S we win turn inis wur m Nothing else really matters until we do! m I The Flavor Lasts I t?'aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa -4s8v&l "jrH""' v v - -' f - -- J- '' ii . " -U ?:. ..iik?QSKl ,W. ,.. . . .k.. . j-..-.-.J.fiat. . . tw .U..at...aM. -k,.' 4f - -.a. - . , -tmtfr.li.il frit, li ifcl H ' II OPPRESSED MAY ORGANIZE SiiHill Ktiroppitii Nations to Dis cus ProposctJ League liv ihv Vnitvtl 'mi I Wiislilnglnii. Oct. 1 ltepresenlatlves of (lU.OOd.OUil oppressed peoples of 1 1'urnpc will meet here for liifoinuil dis cussion of a Hague ot oppressed mitioti ulllies Thursday, It was burned olllclally Itodiiv .lugo-Slavs. l'oles, t'zecho- SlovaKS, Ituuuiiiian. i.iiihiiiiiuius anu other pioples will be represented 10 YEARS FOR REFUSAL TO WASH DIX DISHES Ofliccrs to Take Full Control of Good;; Knitted by Red Cross Simlal "Isjmtrli lo (lie lUrnma TubHe Lrrfff'r Wrlglilstnwii. N. J.. Oct. 1 Showing his dlllke for vvnshiiip dishes by rcfus lug to obey u command of Ills superior olllcer, to do such wot It. has pioved tostly for Private 1'lnter I'lllpnok . m Jersey t'lty, n member Twenty. Fifth Hattnllon tlal board sentenced him .vears at Foil .lav, .N Y uf Company A cnurt-mar-lo spend ten , and thin to be dlshonoiabl disi lunged from the m vice. Major (leueral Hugh L Scott the camp commandet. has uppioved the t-ciiteneo. The following named olllcer have been assigned to camp headquarters and will report to the Camp Kxchange (llll eir for duty First Lieutenant V. F. I'risli, Fridonla. N v.; First I.leuti naiit ! Moore C. Tussey. New Vork City , Sec 'onil Lieutenant Claude 11 Catey, Long lliaeh. Cal, and Second Lieutenant A'II ll.iin J. Palton, tlrookln. N. V I no account of the misunderstanding 1 existing in some of the camps as to llle disposition in uuilieii KHi'il suji- plied by the ltcd Cross in thai the men , I are being Instructed lo (-cml sin plus i articles to their homes .lit foie tntb.it king 'for overseas, attention has again been I called by ramp headquarters to the or- deis In force heie which Instruct unit eoininandet's to cause an Inventoiy to be taken at once of all articles of wearing appaiel Issued to the companies or the individual members of the companli s bv the Hed Cross or othi r charitable oigaulzatlons and to n quire unit .sup plv iitlkcrs to account for these articles as if tfiey wcie (Jovetninent property, tfgulatl suppllul by tlie quartermasti r inrp , Further, Instructions state that, In the future, fuither donations of this ehaiaiter mo to ho dlstilbuttd through the department or division quartermas ter who will obtain from the Hed Cms or the authorized agent of the oili iv making the donation, a llt of i the artliles ho lias for dlsttibiitlon and ttlMilliute them to the organization in an oi danco with tlie actual ueids. The ts.inie i.iie as glviu tiovernmtnt goods must be exercised In their use and I pieservation and they uie to be turned I in to the qiiatlcrmaster for renovation at the end of the season or when no , longer ri quired ARTILLERY BRIGADE IS ADDED AT MEADE Organization oC New Com' mand Hcvcals Lack of Gen eral Officers in Camp ."lirrlnf flispnlrh In ihr l:vrnlno Public Lrrfuer Can-iii Memle, Aid., Oct. 1 A new iirtlllrry brigade to be known ns the Tuent-serond Field Artillery Hrlgade lia been organized at this can toniiKiit The Thirty-second and Thirty-third regiments have been made a put of the new unit whlih Is tempo rarily 111 command of Colonel A. M. I'lunptoii The I'levintli Hrlgade, which was organized some weeks ago shortly after the departure of the Sevcnt -ninth Plv llnn for France, will he composed of the Thlrty-tlrst and Seventy-third i regiments (,f field artillery; teinpotarlly. leoiumand x III he assumed bv f'olonel I Henry I. Stlmsoti, wlio commands the Tlilttv-nist, anil who was secretar oi .. .... .I..-I.. .I.n n.l..,l.ilu,,,l,,i ..r Ven. I u, iiiii iiik iiiit n',miii,rii..iiu.i ... . l- , 1 lilelit Tuft. The Twenty-third Is tu lie commanded, for the present, by Lieuten ant '.limit I Marshall Itaudoll Meade will now- need three more bri gadier gtnerals instead of two. It hccms tli.it till cantonment has been over looked entirely In the way of brigade commanders It will be leealled that lliigadlir Ueneral Douglas MacArthur, of Ttalnbow Division fame, was ordered bete and later the order was revoked Tin n llrlgadler Cetieial S J Itayatd Sihlndel was sent here lo command one of the Infantry brigades Since the arrival of (leneral Srhlndel nothing mine has been heard of any mote brigadier. Another genetal to command all infantiy brigade ami two attllleiy brigade commander are now net did It Is probable that these nomi nations will be held up until after the, 1 1 till n of Sfcretat y of Wai llaker whoi has been In Fiance and lhigl.mil Hu mor ha II that' Cnlout I Stlmson will be among the new brigadier to be nom inated bv President Wilson U this Is done It I likely he will be retained here I'nli'ss the "Ilu" quatautlne prevents It there will be a contest hero on Thurs day, evening which will be of particular Intel e-t to all lovers of syncopanted strain It will be ,i contest to st lect the i lew rt st and "Jazziest" tagtiine piano plaver In camp Secretary Hrooks i Slim Mei.. ot the Young Men's Christian Association, has charge of tho contest It will be held in the amphitheatre In the C-P block of the big wooden i ttv and the contest will be open to all pianists In camp and a medal will be awarded to tho winner. Secretary Shack ley would like to hear from those who deslie to enter the contest Soldier Hurt in Attlo Arciilent Heinard J. Cullen. Company It, Flftj in iiiinry. woo c.uue to tins cltv a few davs ago fioni Camp Stewart, V.i . was seiiousl Injuieil early todav when an auto in which hi was lldlng crahfd Into an iton tailing: on the South street bridge The soldier received Internal in- ' nuns n broken shoulder and sew re Malp wound Cullen s home Is at Tiveutv-fotitth and Fedei.il stnets. TOBACCO GROWERS JUBILANT Lancaster County 1918 Crop Promises Record Output Lancaster, I'n., Oct 1 All tobacco growers having late crops lire rejoicing In having properly diagnosed the proba bility of killing frosts. As a result of leaving their tobacco In the fields lo ma tuie, they have more weight, Improved quality and aroma, a better burn and an Ideal i uro This will Insure the best possible smokes going to the boj In France, us virtually all the fnclory out put in this belt Is contlned to A. 13, F shipments. . Many growers, nervous over pol- bllliv of u killing fiost, cut their crop "everal weeks ton soon, which Is mw hanging in a stagnant condition to crisp I up nii.uij iino a ouick. unuesirauie tear About 9.1 per cent of the crop Is now housed and will be the cleanest In mini) eai. growers repott The weight nnd qunlll-,, on the whole, will be splendid A small acreage still In the fields will be cut dining the coming week tlrowers in the Itawllnsvllle nnd .Mount .Niisi sections pronounce their iis crops Hie finest ever raised In tlio Ponegal nnd Mount Jov seetlrm irmi... expect to get sixteen tents and eighteen rnim inr wrappers Ilonaflde offers have alieudy been made bv big dealers for entire ciops at fifteen cents for wrap-tiers. Itlllllllllllllilllllllllllllllm HEPPE'S IIIII 11 OCTOBER RECORDS Kl! Out Today I III. IIIIIIiiIm IMI liillllll v it! There are several excellent records in the nl R,"i'- f ii IP ew list of Victor Records released today. IpJI Ub I IN There are a few good dance selections, some ll flDLfi'i' I II Kl nf flio nnnlllnv ennire rrnrA rnrl cnnl colfipf'nna Irll lllllilll , .. Xi 1 P 0 aJ others. Hr 'A; i IlilllilnliP IrIcIiIIIIIi" n Come in and hear the new records or, if Ifj li..; I i 'I ii ou are Prcsse ol' time, telephone us and Iwl nBHj'j I ' ' Ii -IePPe Victrola Service will be at your com- (IllJi''''1 Ii I W iMIIIfllU t I if lliillllllil''-''1. i lilt I I II I r vyrv - '"""w"M""""1ijHIHIItl r-"-- Ilk) IlflTniI A C j1 t. 91 lllll'ral L- j I from $22.50 Up jnfil l c. j. heppe )j jsr I' Hi & son ((I H 1L ;:" 1 f 1117-1119 Chestnut St. 1 r-f d I1K , I 0 6th & Thompson Sts. 1 I liFi' ti III 1111 I " Vj Win 1 I L I l'' . imiiiii iiiiiiiitiiiiiiinvTRnwrtmiiniitiititiiitujiiiiiiiiiiy ywafh r i ii tmmma Pa I 'a? aEDUCATIONAL Yonnir Men nnd Hoy Give YOUR Boy Preliminary Nautical Training at the U. S. Junior Naval Reserve Waterside School 'FLORIDA CAMP DANIELS V IVlla WILLIS J. PIIYSIOC, Commandant (Opens Nov. 1st, for Young Men From 14 to 19) " Send immediately far I'roapcctus U. S. Junior Naval Reserve, Until Nee BAMK& WIGHT SCHOOL Every Young Man and Woman wno ihkp our 'nursp iihr tne onnortun Htsnnitruphvr riplsl Ilookkseir Hirn-tary In the bushW, nini. ..j" riant, llif drinanil for competent people I tremendou n,irSt7-,".d lt Our niethmlM th most modern. Look Into this todJv i?'cto' Write, phone or tall for cutalo. ' ""3 0lla- Ha UHT U HlUtll at-IUH, DHnnd Business COLLECT AND SCHOOL FOR SECRETARirs 925 CHESTNUT STREET WANAMAKER INSTITUTE OF INDUSTRIES 23d and Walnut Streets Register Now Cost of Each Courso Six Months Arrhltrrlnrul Draulnr. three : ApI aailla.t- ntarlilu nl.lita S18.00 ...:. ! !!.n;toi.lil.t.(on.eiwlol). . . ?M9. I I ookkeeplnt. three ; nlulits. ... . .. .. -.. iiiisinna Aritnnietir. two nunt , . , . " . (ofikerv nnd i)umtHtlr hclrine. 'iriltr m III. HI" "" i locKniakine. two nicnis f'onimprrlnl Depnrtinent. Ave nlsnU St.UU "k 00 B.Ou li'iiS i urrrhponuenre. iuo niciiif . I f'rothrtlnr, to nliclit' prilling-, to nlhl (one perlml), , Drpf-mukliic, llrot ear, tuo iilghU Neiond ear. two nlchU... , third jrar, two nlsht, I njtli-.li IunKtiuse. two nlshtw. I ngrailnr. two nlfliU, .. . rlliriK hihI Inilevlne. two nlclitN !?:j!2 H:SS J rent It l,nriKimite. two iiIkIiIn. 1H M tiirnint "iltltie. tun lilrhtM Otiltar, (nn niirliU (one perlml) 100 IMutwinUn. titii nlrhtia (nitM irlnd). "S 00 leruanirai iirunnitr .--.-.. ---r -" .-.-.- .----,- i 'it-Tiianirai ifruinCt wa niKiii Millinery. to nlehtH '.S-XS lnlniinr- rt. tun tilarlitti lt'.on renman-shlp. tno night. N.OO I'luno, three nlilit- (one nerloil).. ... 2.0i I'hin RrndlnK A ;tln.;itlnr, nimin in, on I'uMIr Sfhool, three night.,,. l.l.OO Vi)Miila.li I nniTiiiiri. lun ulrhta. ... 1ft. 00 I RirnoBrrtphy, elementary, three nlehta tl.00 I Mennrranhv. Hdranred. three ii.Kl.tn, 14,00 Ntrei (iiiitar, ten ieAonf .... ih.uu TeleitraphT two nlthtft III. on I kulele. ten lentonr... 1H,f0 Violin, two nl lit (one period) .... 2.1. GO Voral Mule. two nlht (one period!.. 45,00 WMrhniuklnr. two nltxhtf. , ...... 24.00 ramentrv -One-third on rerUtratlont nal ante In four weekni dUrount It entire pay rarnt 1t made In advance. SftiU for further Information. AL'Tl'MV ItrsORT' l.Ur.V(ll)l), N. J. Laurel-in-the-Pines Lake wood, N. J. vnixi orEK for tub fai.t.. winter AND BPRINU SRASON Saturday, Nov. 16, 1918 KRANK P. filtt'TB. Man. HOTEL I0SC0BEL ?giZ , . . T7ir,am(lwl ffl in pier,. ?t "in the Service!" Among the military, as with clove wearers generally, FOWNES is reputedly the stand ard of glove quality and value. Leather, fur,' silk or fabric. Jit (he Principal Sliop. Amsrlein rt nd klllhsvsproductd FILOSETTE turpssslnf n7 fsb rle ilovt Imported : " 1, tU-uty m,:tei Yoiinc Men and Boy "L" and Application Wanks. Adirest'i 218 W. 58th St., N. Y. C. llo III Srra Good J Salaries for Trained People tv in fapm.p. eood paylnr position asl icp ana inaustrlsll Instructors are the I our auiy. ENTR ANY TM PHIL flnr. du, - . ,,,t r ..-6'!RTII.ND AND noORRKirtrn li- -;? miensne trainlnr. V''vr -:-;"."' ....t. .,. or mta . ior run particulars and catalo.n,-, ...ln''.Co."'" Pt Onmmerc. . ,.fiiJ iuii i nrsrnut t.. PhllaJiliU""r. Strayer's Business Colleve I It!'1.p'!,' fir''.'st Itu.lnes. Sthoal t'f .,'XZZZ.,"2ir.n. 3a''5?-. mji. . ,u., S .'.Vii'.'J l rV",r.1'? 55?A'f. "- -itf 1 lm ,,,,w. , ' i5 U" ,5"i.V'",- "'V 07 n.in. sfiit. iVsEJL.-.iK"" "J0!.. 'l I , iraiHUI 1 ,,.-,.,,- ..- ' ' x. ' Nobis', f-chool for Olrl. 'and jyTttTtSnPJ S! reopensMondavOctilstri ysar. """jifj ' . 'ouiir AWn anToirl. 'likfe-M ' Phila. School of n!r f, wiifejtl iooI of Design for Womfrfft-1' d Mailer Sts.-Now CM-1 r In Art and Induatrlal Urtj'J JeaUnlnic in Ml it. branchU-i Faahlon Itluitratlon, .Trtvr Broad tlJ. r.ou;::?t 'n,.rLan.d.. industrial UrtjA i raitUH aUeainnlniff In nil lti brancBMKV'-,: i """'' buiwii iiiuaurauon, f tAiX J,' RiV,,Y,,:fc"VAftV-AAU,,I" t&ifs;.i to kihovk n. nKsiux"" y Ml'sio Zprkwpr-Hflhn PhHadelphU 'iVU .., t ti Musical Acdemy4- i ;i'nnr ., iinaaeipnia , Y'Ptvilna.n raf.iiltt. tiifr1tn AniiinmB fr A jjI.q2j j.ii4i r. .f i .,.u.jr, ,a thui;iiiiiiu, AUarfll Charlton Lew la Murphy. Manaainr Director. Grace Welsh Piper. Jr v n i n n fitnilln. 10 f-OCTII 1RTII ST.. aftw M.-.. "li"',. oft LEEFSON-HILLE """RSi llil Chtatnut Rt. Isth A v.. and fork Oak Lans. Punllo School Sfu.ta Suixr REOPENS SEPTICM-IKR lanf PMNO. VlITINO TKACHJal MARY KMII.T VERNON. 1038 ACH Al HANCINO 5 pbivatb Danckif ""oin. " Th. COKTIRBOZ BCHOOb 1 IB20 Ch.atnut St. Par f! a TEAtiiF.K rnk KVI UPrriAI. WATFH FOK 1 INDIVIP. Instruc, by . Phona Bslmoot 2U' J for INOivjduatj inut. tr . , 1'IMM iWiawat U J fosj . . ' r .. -v u "' i V i 'r fytfA .-. . ! ri.a&p j&m WJil k"., .M .,v K'n " -J - " ';3I 'r 24 .. 11 Mil J .a- m T.W f J," ioi .?'j r(H tr M --1 M Q jrn
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