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NON-ENGLISH UNITi
Major 'I'lioina. Amato Plaecd
in Charge" of Foreign-Speaking
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PHILADELPHIA'S WOMAN AMBULANCE DRIVER
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DECREASING AT DIX
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Only '11 New Cases Do clop
in Dnj, hut Death Takes
Twenty-four Soldiers
Xvrelal Dltpalch In Hit Kvtiilno -nUIr .ri'nr
Camp till. WrUlitntnnn. -.. 4 U. t
0 One lieu lnnuoii7.i patient nan ml
milled to tlie liaie liopltnl ilnrlnK a
twenty-four-hour period nnd only fort) ,
other njllil cases i1e eloped In the nliolej
camp, nccordlnR to the report cubmlt-
ted by the camp surgeon Twenty-four
new dentlm .cio reports, making a to
tal if "32 since the epidemic started
and twenty-nine new caw of pneumonia
deelajied. .t the present time there
am S6tZ suffcrlnR from Influenza anil
1154 from pneumonia.
Amoiic those who .succumbed cre
J'rtvntet Dallas C5nlne. 1013 1'alr-'
mount nwiiur. 1 untnn : .tmicpli Tim-
incus-. It, CO Kelmont avenuef NewnrK
Anthony lll-.ll. 2J Summers street, and
IJdward Knpp. 1911 houth Third street..
Philadelphia . I'mm-llii- ltdltl. Kphralm
V. .f. ; Charles I", Harden, Unit . Ille.
V. .1 : William i:ans, .lersey City: Jo
seph Crowley, Wilmington, I'd.; Tranl.
I.emun.oii. remlifrtim, .N". .1 ; John 1
Colhurt, Ch.irlei County, Md J HirbcU
Snyder, Nil earn Kail". N. Y i Morton
Sanderson. New Wlnil.or, Mil , and Ser
ncant 1'rnnU King. Itochcstcr, N. Y"
To In-lrurt In Vrrnrh
Announcement lias been made that
Trof. Ii It, Wilkin, of the l!nlerslty of
ChlcAEo. ehairnun of the ivcciitle com
mittee on Itainame language In-tiuctl.m.
and tho War Jli.ilrin hanging-, Akiik-Ih
tlon of Ani-'ilru li.it; lirolTend the wi
lce of that mganlitlnn to the War (
nopal tmenl to clvc throuch the V M
C. A., 1 roiilxe of ln"tl ULtlon III I'muli I
to elMsliiiiH mid (.imps Org ml illotii
not tindei onleis for inrrm Hi service
an f.i fiirnli-.li to i' imp he.idiiu.irlers a
list of the nllleeis and men who would
inohahly Mihmleir for Instuii lion In
Krem h ami as Minn as tills Is reeieil
: mm.mmM iwm-imzmm msM ,
illllfln.VldilMilBJRII999H A 'V3a"JHI1I3IHB sililLH x
liilllttnlHIM
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l l ,"il In " KiMilf ''b"c '"
Chiiip Mesile. Ml.. Oct P
Majni -I l.m..s S Am it l'';,1,'1'u'",i;!
.... . !. ....i.nir tmttal iin hi.
lominaiiii i'i .." "" ,, . i. .
.i.- r..i. ii.,... iirlffade. h ell .Is made
un mtlii'U of non-ntiBllsh speaUiiK "'; I
I.Ltr.1 men wh.i are lielnB ,y,,u'"
mi.l.i a new fit'iii aPtuoed 'J""
War I pat tmenl so in." uifj -
Hi. iciu.il of am Ameilran wldlcri".
Majoi Miiatn was nil olhcer In Me ,
Ohio NHtloiuil IJiiiud He Is ii Mclllan
iitli and was seleetr.l lor in.'
whlcli be Is so siicce-stiiuv ."."'" .
nc here lucau-e of his tmderstnnd iir ;
!f the manners and the lUstoms of the
furdcn element , .. ,, ..
Mom of the soldi, rs of tin. battalion
in Italians The other- are Mis!ii
Jrlin, tliecU nnd Crecho-SloMil.s
t'ltl.eiH limloi to Major Vmnto. of these
sime nalloti.illtles or with a knowledur
.if the Iiiikiiiir.'s and the ousliimi f
'he men roinmand the i ompaiils.
While some lommaiids ale plen In
ill. Mil.lleis own lanRiinne, the l.in:
ilh translation Is also clven. vn that
ilu will know and undeiMiind the 1011
iiinils If slen l an otllcer who cannot
understand their own liuiRU.iue Tho
,i,i. i r n.e tialnliiK Is to tcaeli the
DrMiif; ;i lucpilal .iiiiImiI.uhi' fiflrrn liimr a d.i not i-lt.ionIiii,i v. ;m umlin,: tu MU I. Kallir;n I rll, il.uif.1i
vi fif II. L.iurnur IVII, prcitlrnt of llir I r.inklni Printing ('omputi
AMBULANCE MAN ILL ; PENN ENGINEER BUILDS
SCHOOL GIRL DRIVER HUMPHREYS' CAR LINE
lb. iir. of the i. instruction of the line
Iin. u len It up lis n bad Job and will
build a liislb m nis the in. I. Insleii.l
P I Use, nf (lb u lt.nU Pi. .
lm... In .1.' of the Inli.rsll .if I'.iinsil.
Mini. i ciiKlne. r hi chaiBe of mntrin-
II. hi bis bid a I'lc Job in ueltliii. and
i .. 1 ..-..! llin Villi I-
.11111 I.I hllOM 1111.1 lllliieieiKi.u n.v ....
ii in I.iiiru.irc and iiwwn "'' "',
tin Ir own
The n.ittiotitlcs are er mm h Rratl
llrd at Hie d.ire.i'-e In the nimiber of
new .ai-es of liilln. lira The hope to
si i tin dls.ase wlp. .1 out nf the canton
ment with the tiet wick .it ten daxs
CieiMhliiR Is b.lliR dope to pr.MUt 111.
fmtli. r spread of the in ilad nnd to
icMtme to lualtli thus.' lads who .lie
Hi thus
Mr. iiinl Mr. Brpp Improve
Mr and Mrs I'llwnrtli llrRRs. of lla-
ilf.ir.l who hne len irltliallx
InfluenTi. were ui.ortr.l to.lai
I'ren.n an. i as mh.ii un ui.s in ......... . .. n . it ,,, .,,.1 ,,
Iiss,m win be niRiniTf.i I.? Prnfi's-or ' Katlir) ii I'oll l)rl:i Uiu- (Jiaiil l ill at Ciinui
WIIKfns, lompetenl lntiuitois IhIiir, . f, .. ", . . t, , .
furnish...! 1.-. tb.- Y M C , MTalty MllllK') IO Aid Dt'CIMOIl IVCUChct
in (Jrip Fight j
At the reou.'St of l'leslilent Wilson
nett Saturdnv will be doubly iikbrite.I
by the pol.lleis at I1I. for, while It is
Columbus l).i. It will nl en be known nil
Liberty In, and. .iIIIkhirIi ii.. ixemi.il' UiIIhk a lin-pltnl ninbiilan.e llft.nn
celebration will be held on ac.ount or limns n da Is nothliiR eMiaorilln.ii i u I
the. lnlluenz.i inldenile, jet the Milium ' the iiplnlini of Miss I. K.itlu Jli 1 1 II.
iirimn ration lommand.rs i ie leen ask- iiiiiiKiui'i 01 i. . ,iwi.-... . . i- -,,..w...
Cine-, ami
to Huilil
resile
id by Majoi (iineral lliitcli I.. .-iott, the
camp commander, to hold icicjnonlin In
tho arlous areas
The KiiIkIiIk ..f Coliimhim and V M
C. A. arc al-o piepailm; . . I. biatlons.
Knteitalmiieiits will be pro Ide.I In out
sldo talent. If tin- .piai .inline Is lift.. I
and, If not, fiatur. mollis will Ik
shoivn.
ilels j.trnr sentence
A1 "ilic.itlon" of nearl two montlis
liai cost Pliwite William C Vanam in,
a member of Companv P.' ir.lr.l Hepol
of the I'r.inkPn Prlntlmi Cimipini j
l.e.ill, time Is nomine in ne i cniii
about.' loimiiented Miss Pell, lift. I flu
had triiilnl. assHti d In the l.moxal or
ii pmiinvmli patient fiom the ambillaiK.
to tho Woman s Midl.al Collec. Hos
pital "I'M1 alwais iIiImii (.us ' sli.
iiiutliiiiid. 'and nitui.illi I lln.l drlvltiR '
the .inilnil.iiii'i M 1 1 s'liipb ' I
JIIsh I" II, a f in (.tilth in .it tin .
Woman's Mulleiil Colli m-, liostpoii.tl hirl
entrance ln'tlu me. Hi it uliool nf the.
t'nlieislti of Pi iiiisili.inl.i list wee!
Urleatle. bis llbert for tho in t the I take the plate nl Hie n Kill ir tnauiieiir, i
)is, for a ReiiLrnl itiuit-inaitial boanl whft Is sliieken with ltilu.'iiz WoiklnRi
ha found hlin cullt day and nlRht Mini' lat 'lliui-dn lie
The folIowlnR enlisted inru of the !- has brousht more than a hundrnl pi
pot IlrlRHtle line been tl itliMferl. il as tltnts to the Imspitul
of present Riade In replaiemeiit tioops, .Miss I'.ll Is a tili.e of the I itn I)
unassluned, and Ii.im- been tiaiufcintl Ncwlln Pill, form. rl Chi. f .lustliu of
'ii the lltr.lt otlle.is' tialnliiR sihooljthc Peiinsjlv.inl.i .Suprime Cnuit
for ciiulry, Ciuuii Stanlej, laou MirliiR", I
Tex.: 1'raiik lliiur.ili.iii, W.itKin V
Ihiehler, i: H Hewitt. P M P.urfrldRe.
C. I,. Karle, llarr.i K Pmer.i, Ml. li.it I
Conrad. Nell C Pralej, Italph J Crnn
dall and Cornish II. Allin
Chiiiii II itni.lireti , a., 1 1. 1 i p
paieiitli then is not . iioiikIi intli and
ri im I In Palrfnx ...inilv to mike Hie
fill .UIOSS llORIIl' ii.ik r.n Hit Stl.lt
tar line whith will .ontiett Camp limn
pbreiH with the ,Nutloii il Cipltal In
way tiT Ml V. I nun
rt.i ilumplm; iiitue than .'mi nun . n
li f.et of Hi. suif.it. nf wb.l w.i
flillll. ill liioIRt W 111- IllIlKtr.li s Ml .i
lion Mstalo lulu tin in.k, wlu.li s..
rites the i imp fitim Mt . rn m inu
to hive It sfnk as f.isl as il w.u tl,
p .sltetl ill the tit. I til. enpin.tis in
III wllh
as Im-
k.ililiiR laboi to build tin t let trlt tail-1 proline KiMirunj .urs nrnKs i ino
i. ..id whit h Is epi Ii d to In ii.mpl.lid .l.iiicbtu of Mr and Mrs limiRi 11
In the bank of Phriii Crrik In ..icin- Parle Ir, and Is a si-ter "t Mis Aid. n
i,r t ' l.eo wife of PnslRn l..-c I" ,S. N, who.
1 he main b.xli of the Instil will he
innn f.et Ioiir Mole thin It ilf the
eansewai has In . n iniipb I. tl In tin
elilllim lonlr.iclor f.u tin isliiiiRtnn
Miiunt Vinioii and lliiinphicjs Pletlrk
tt.illio.nl but Jut ho" mil. b ii. lEbt It
in stantl Is sllll a inatt.t if m i Ions
iloiibt. P. .Tilth , 11,111111.' Innn and
Mtuip fIi.im 1 w.n drh. n nut on II null
to ln a M.lliui of tin llu rim w.n
in. I di posit the mulls up to tin i. in. I.
m the fnfl. hllni, lb pIMs of lb. ink
fiinii 111. Il th w.n i Mi Inn .1 nub
gnat illllk ulli.
Lm.il slilir(r Die. in ( .imp
Pi ii. tli Cliilsti.in Mm II. i ' .i
1 it 1. in nl illetl nl tin b I . I
i itnii W'adsMi'ith of inieun.
i .Hi. i. Hi. .!,. .Mm lb i It..
. .nth Thlnl stint Ibis nl
I ,.t Will I, hlllpptll III I. I'M
died on Molnli of put uinonla follow IliR
I Thcres
something jnflfc ''
about them MB
youllltks- L V)
i ie km wrraiija' wnr,
i ..pit ii ii -jgri bl h 'i,tti 1 I;
n i His ttf-ffl f H K trfK m 1 w J g I,
rn n.e Sw to iff trrir?rMin3i'
pi. .. inn 1 iiaBiaHaraa5kMKaBMli l
HOSPITAL QUICKLY PREPARED
ColliiiRsuooil llirfilllt Hourtl Takes
)cr Ct)tnilr Club Ittiililing
In less than a da, tho ColllnchiM.otl
Hoard or Health ttsik omi the house o'
I the funnel Colllncswooil Coiintr Club
" , now (lie "niikslilii VIII.iro Club on Vw
Indcpcillleilt Oporators Alccl lo, tn I.itu. and nlto.d It Into an uuer
ii. ii .i i Reiie hospital
l-MPCllerl Ml'tllOtls Tin it an twinlj-flw. inlt In poslllon
Xdk lork. net. ft To iIImiiss mean"' with i.ipnilti foi tlftj 'I lilt tii.iinliiR
of noldlnS a s.rlous shortace of oil j thfif win; ;lu.iil i iiloftii inses ,,,f pn, ii
IllUlirir I II I'll II till' Itlfl II"" VI. -..-
MUST INCREASE OIL OUTPUT
thlH winter. Mark ! Tieqiia, director
of the oil division of the fuel admin
istration, has anatiRed foi daily" con
ferences here this week with nmro than
."00 operators of Independent oil plants
IhrouRhout the country, whose tenth
annual convention began hero today
Mr, Itenua ttated that Ueiosene protlin
llori cspeclall.v must bo materially In
creased, as Its position was more un
satisfactory th in that of Rasollno or
fuel oil.
Use of oil for the arm., navy and
munition manufacture lias beconio so
jrreat, aciordliiR to .1 A hpetht, of
ChlcaRO, secretury of tho 1)11 Mpii'h As
soclalon, tint ever oil idant III the
country must liuriaso Its production.
M. J. Iljrne, president of tho associa
tion, sharply trltltlsed tho independent
refiners of tho country for tlulr attl-
tudo toward tho independent Jobbers'
Up clmracterlrcil them as "deserters,
e.nd predicted that a day of reekonlntr
would come when connucrclul rivalry In
I esumed.
HAUGHTON LED IN RESCUE
Trapped Anierieans in Argonnc
Ate Ouk Lcuacb
Ullli Ibe Anierlean Arm) Nortlmet
..f Verdun. Oct 9 (I N. S.). I.leu-
luinl V,l.,nnl Itrnt IlaUC llOll. of lta-
clnc. Wis, formerly u major In the
. Canadian army, led the American tn opt
that relieved a heliaRuered battalion
cist of Hlnnrvllle, In the northern part
of tho ArRonne Purest. Win n they came
upon the besicRtd Ameiican battalion
they found tho Vankcis "almost all In."
Tim American battalion was running
only one day's rations when cut oft and
they hRd been lompelled to re-enforco
their slender More, of food with oak
leaves. . . . '.
DurlnR the three days that the Amer
icana; were surrounded they wire heavily
pounded by German mortars nnd humid
with liquid tiro and all tho time they
were under an enllladlnR tire fiom Her
man machine cuns.
Major Whlttlesy, of the Vrench army.J
Jiaa previously mane buiiuiu uiifinpin iu
rescue the Americans, but encountered
the etlffest resistance
PRINCETON MAN A HERO
Prof. McConncll, on Lcae of Ab
sence, Killed in France
By the Associated Press
Princeton. Oct. 9, Word has been ie-
(etved of the iKath In action In. France
on' July 20 of William n. McConnell,
professor of Spanish, of Princeton Uni
versity. ProfcsBor McConnell Is the
Klxth memoer or tne lacuuy to ne re-
noricu in ino cnsi.Mivj ..bib.
Mr. McConnel last year obtained leave
for the duration of the vvtjr .and left to
tike up Y. M, O. A. work In Kranco as
he'. was under height for the service.
Wlslilnc 1o take mqie active part, he
ucceded In enlistlmr last spring with
the Twenty-sixth Infantry as a private,
and It Is understood that he went to the
front Immediately with a Prunch regi
ment, 6
ITALIAN SHIP SUNK
-
21jpf Crew Alissni: After Vessel
- f ff Ii Torpedoed Off Coast
'Tho Italian steamship Alberto Treves
nj torpedoed October It about 300 miles
me American cousi, mo tvr or
ient anndunced today. Thirteen
ors nave Deen picaea up uy mo
iblp OrliaDo. Tiro ointr uosib
toanty-one men are mlsslnc. The
iu a Msel of 2SS cross tons.
-ioMrlewi. steamship We-Ktrat.
were taken tu the lit w hospital l.tli
tenlav afti t ni.tiii. Tbei ace !"! Ri San
son! and t'lnrbs liailiui'. of oikshlp
villiiK. . and William Pi lie; of CiiIIIiirh
wood Tin I o an mole than 1 K no i,ims
of Rrip In CollliiRswoml anil In. i cists
of pneumonia . . I
Tht so do. tins mt onitlie new lio-pltal
staff- Dr. Orarton I' M). Ill W llll.iin
Elliott, l)r T. W. .Madden, Iir I.jdla
All. n, lr. IMw.ird S. Mitldon and Ii
II .Shaw. Tim hospital Mipiilntriidriil
is Cupt.ilii Union H Mulr. it iuriiilr r
the 1... a I Ho ml or Health, the lit .ul
inn so Miss 1.1111111111011111. who is bono
on a month's furlough from Camp C.reene.
N .. and who has wilttin WnsbinR
ton, I). C. for tu Iv lb Re or iuiwIiiIiir
longer, assistant iiiiim. Mrs. W.in.ii
Slmpkliis, night iiurse, Mrs A I. Ib
sor.; clerk, .Miss Mildred TushhiRliani .
motor messetiRir, ilrs, W. Wi lab : anil
Miss M. Anileibon nnd .Mis. I 1.
Ciate, In ehniRe of the diet
SEVEN DIE IN CRASH AT SEA
Que Vrssel Is Sunk in Collision.
Oilier Hcjelim Port
! the Aismialcil Veil
An Atlantic l'rt. Oct ft Carrying
all but sevin or the new or an Aniei
Ican rre'Rht ship with vvhlih she had
In ep In collision, anolhtr steamship Hy
ing tho American flag has arilvnl hen.
Tho seven men Weic lo"t by the rap
iHzlmr ot a lifeboat as their shlii went
dowm with a cargo valued at WMfiM).
Tim vessels crashed lit ad-on some dis
tance nrr the coast at 2 n'clecK Monday
moriilnR. during a thick mist and lain
storin. .Several seamen were Injured li
tho Impact. With a Rnplng hole lorn In
her Vide, one vessel beKan to s lull rap.
dlv Thiee boats weie launched ami
the crew scrambl.d Into the.m In t In-
heavy sea on" ui i"" "-" ,
KlVed. The ship which rimalmd nilo.it
sent nut -lioats tc, Hie rescuv aim .i
ceeded In picking up nil but seven men
Although her bow- was stove In, she was
able to make this port.
Washington
jjl(fliJ'itiffJJi!siai1m"i' sft'f'ZxdsZikWllxL.
Dispatches from, Washington scjim
day said the American steamship est
rain had been sunk at sea In to lislo-i
with the steamship American, nnu inai
six of the WestcatB'n crew wire lost. I
polesTledge fidelity TO END j
Impressive Ceremony at Review'
in Lorraine Valley
Willi the American Arim In l.urralnr,
ie! " By I N- S.). Pollsli trooiis'
lid olllclalfi of the Polish council a 11 1
Oct
anil in. ii. ...e."' V". , , ,n,. i,i..
levltw In me i"fl",u ',"';.,
solemnly pledged their last drop of blood
foi' the llbeiatlon of Poland
Polish division formed a hollow
souan In tho Lorraine valley, while
Vi h. American and Polish avatois
e.eiuted dArln stunts tivihead. r-atlim
Jarcwsky. of I'ittshurRh. who lecelved
the Croix de Uuein- for bravery lasl
Jl,TVilln.,?-?l"of the 'division thin kissed
the Polish colors, and solemnly fl''-';'
e oath pledglUB to be ever faithful
to Poland. Similar oaths were made bv
members of .the Polish council. amonK
v horn was Major " nnJZ"Z i"'
nur health commissioner of HulTalo, N.
General PershlnR Mas lepresented by
Major J. I. Coolldge and" Lieutenant
itobert Maverick.
ORDNANCE ASSISTANTS NAMED
T. II. Sjmington and W. W. Coli-
man Appointed to Special Work
lly the 4't0CiteJ Press
Wa.liloiron. pet, 9,W W, Coleinaii
nf outi. Ml waukoe. Wis., and 1. 11
Symmaton. of(. Jtothester.. N, ,. iai
u.. .-nAiifiuiiAelnl asststaniM lo ino
Ice Boxes on Wheels
Refrigerator cars for carrying meat are ice boxes
traveling on wheels.
Most people in America would have to go without
fresh meat, or would have to pay more for what they
could get, if it were not for these traveling ice boxes.
Gustavus F. Swift, the first Swift in the packing industry, saw
the need of these traveling1 ice boxes before others.
He asked the railroads to build them. The railroads refused.
They were equipped, and preferred to haul cattle rather than
dressed beef.
So Gustavus F. Swift had to make the cars himself. The first
one was a box car rigged-up to hold ice. Now there are 7,000 Swift
refrigerator cars. Each one is as fine an ice box as you have
in your home.
Day and night, fair weather and foul, through heat and cold,
these 7,000 cars go rolling up and down the country, keeping meat
just right on its way to you. .'
Thus another phase of Swift & Company's activities has grown
to meet at need no one eise could or would supply, in a way that
matched Swift & Company ideas of being useful.
When you see one of these Swift & Company cars in a train,
or on a siding, you will be reminded of what is being done for you
as the fruit of experience and
.nTHLufMk. ,
(Eii
Lend the Way
They Fight
Buy Liberty Bonds
a desire to serve.
Swift & Company,
U.S.A.
Seven Wholesale Distributing Markets
Central Office, 9th and Girard Aves.
P. M. Hall, District Manager
-? . 111 I
TH,UT.X m , Kk.
J MM
fer WS t plSr
A
Great October
Sale
OF
875 New
Suits and Overcoats
All Wool
New
Fine!
Overcoats to the
Number of 400
New Suits to the
Number of 475
oday we launch this offer,
which will constitute the
greatest October event you will
hear of this season.
These overcoats are new. They
are built of all-wool cloths pur
chased by us six months ago and
made bv a first-class Philadelphia
manufacturer who built them right
up to Oak Hall's specifications in
even particular.
They hae been delivered to
us only a matter of hours.
And wc offer them to you at
prices which will give you the full
advantage of our purchase of long
ago.
What we sav of the overcoats,
in point of real value, is true of
the suits. Both groups, if marked
at today's prices, would sell for $35
to $40. "
The $35 Suits and Overcoats
$26.50 and $29.50
The $40..Suits and Overcoats .
For $31.50
Oak Hall considers it a bind
ing obligation to protect its cus
tomers in these wartimes against
a market that is constantly rising,
and this offer brings that kind of
protection to our friends in the
most decisive way we can think of
which is to
Save Money On
Clothing Needs
Wanamaker & Brown
-fet at Sixth for 57 Years
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