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BVMKt&Gf PUBEICr tliJptflilBrIiHiUDELBHlA:, HURSbAT; DECEMBER 5, 1D1S
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i CASUALTIES GIVE '
AHA mum Miccixrn
If 14- lUJull lUlkJulllU
..rei'smng neporis ioso
f Americans in Losses Suf-
fercd by Annyiu France
t"
' MKCTIANIC -William J Pauser.
I vonne,
I PRlVATL Charles J U'Connell.
Ilobokcn,
Rarneaborol Hurry Williams. Johnslowtn
George IT, Zimmerman, Trevorlon.
Wounded (Drsjrce Undetermined!
i flrhnwAVTd Tula T TTnller. TalcrolE
Mesrl C Lyda. lllack Lick i Karl f . Wood ' Hint of Disease
41r. Lancnrtcr avenue, Philadelphia. i oRPOUAL William J, Baler, New
, WAHONKRS - Clnrenre O. W Hotrlclc Brunswick
I rteynoldsvllle; Orant li. Hlone. I.Ik nnd. PRIVATES-Morris Clinton Hatrlnir. Jsr-
PRIVATES David J. llenedlct. 23 s-y Cll; Dun White Kale. Jersey City.
, Ham 1" Rroderlck. Johnstown; Frank S
Cherrv, RrldaeUllc; Harry J )'" Mpneii
sen: Raymond 11 Feta-M potletown- Harrv
I.. Gilbert. Pottstown. Udward P Hannav
47 Conarroe street. Roxborouch, Phllanei
Da. Died of Accident and Other Causes
CORPORAL Albert Jame Medlln. West
West Point
I Died of Illitiiti
PRIVATE Charlie R, noyal, Pcnntatrd.
Phla: Walter J. Mcilulre, :J2."S Patterson
street, Chester, Pa i Vineetl Maxlaka. Mill
rsvllle: Oeorxre C. Plttakas, MiKeesporf
Kranlc Hdward Riley, Ptttsburah: rrancepoo
Illo, Tjlor, Howard H. Htanley. Coatesvllle.
lVounded Severely
HKttOt:N r -Donald J rubertr. Newark
corpuraL Uavld Grossman. Arlington
I'HIVATi: Aliitelo Pecoronl. Trenton.
Wounded Pererely
SKROKANT Vlnrll 8. Hicks. Rock Castle.
CORPORAL Miles 1. Sanger. Clearbrook.
PRIVATK8 James M. Hell, ShawaMlle.
Wounded (Degree Undetermined)
PRIVATUM .lliil.cn 1 Ilni.lv
HuKgctt, Messltfk, Hpeneer Sloan,
IVonndetl (Degree Undetermined)
.PRIVATUM Nathaniel It. Hrown, Wes
Hobokcir Kred.-rlo Joseph Drude. Jcrie:
City. Rlchird.J llnrtmati Metuchetl.
rn 1Mn?h Life Insurance Presidents J ""?"" ot ,l1 e 'T-1 .0o?tl,nU0 .
n.iarnvune. i "In 1910 faVmitor A.ilrien flocIarcu.U..
S mil n -r c i ., . .. . .. ..
TAfHTATAT iPIITUFVF burden, for Germany cannot maiM In- HVannlna; ocntcra of New Tcrlc, Chicago I TflGHKl! WAOTW A
ilAllUWAL lHalr 1 '" " ar ,t imn8I:-.lll;l."adehmlu. Their UooU pr0Bram I "!"'. ff '
A ill. M.71.V.J 1111U1 M. ' , ... ...... .. i vino fonnuiiiteil here, ami hero Uiei pr .- "aahlnKloti; D.' 5 t
- 11 cuuuumy in luuuc Huminisiraiion uuu
A UPIMl? H?l?ri I ih" nPPllcatlu" p' "'"J- dollar to the
i i liilTIjU llJuil ' Pu!o needo nhnlt become tho policy of
1 tha aovemment. Tliey will not and
nhould not be r ontent If tho gross fx-
i f- Trr x tkt ttt i -iniTrwr
UJiio ivjuuiu iix jva.ivi
v
lAlmusl Half the Roll Com
V," posed of Men Who uf- '
feted Wounds
Washington, )tr. o.
The war uepanmem touay nuucii ,
, Pllelilly Wounded
PHIVATHf. Anthony O. ITe";w i:rle- How
ard B. Iara-1. Plttaburgh: William 'H. Mir
Meekln. lBOJ Waverlv street. Philadelphia:
Tony Myklleh. 20n linlman Mre"t. Philadel
phia: Karl Smole-. HarrlPburir: Carl li Al
bert. Dubolai Mike llemlle. Itelle Veriu.n1
Herald A, Drnalua, Huinmervlllej Vincent P
Dnlfltv I11rar,lvllln! T'rat.l: lavdiin. llalrton:
Andrew Kolaba. 2520 South lwentj.elKhtli Klchnrd Kciineui, Jofaey City
ntreet. 1'h Indelnhla: Tx.ula Lamorenu, Plv-
mouth: Harvey Merlel llonley. MIIcIt: Wal-1 Alining In Action
iiTi,?-iv?nii!S; i,,T?.JuFbi,m!ttiV. vVnrSj'.o I f OUPOUAT.s- Uavld Teucrrinc .Newar,
nnla: flllam J. IJain, l'ltlBburKit: inoMiao ,,.. . jjrl.iv i;inffHfni.
Ve Plmonl. 4I)4 Lancaster avenun. Plilln J , ,',',, "c"', ',,"", v..,
delphla; I-wl Klnley Tarentum: James 1!. PlttVATKH Kldelo Ceeene. KlUabetl .
linn, a i.mi,1o, Ti.tiin t. li.. i-rl, kii.n n . Itlrharu 2. Diiki. P-nnnirrove! I rank 1.
llutl-r.' J.i-pnh Charles ltenecl. .t-an-tte: I K.Tguftnn. Hloomfleld. Kdward Goodwin, Jer
Kmanuel Henn- Ulllman. I.obanon: Zyamund "fy city; An Carkhuff, Hopewell; w
sinilifir atru 'Ifku
Ihe vnr ha'i nUJt' t is in v lsiluir.
at nml tin- iimnlli'ltv ..f thrift U t,"inulrt
Sllrllllr Wonnded ' . TV.! J r.,,ii,- fcf Cn,-n I nr.1lnf.rv affln!n,.v In n.ll.ll,. n,1r,,lr.l.itri. tll.ll ' It U ttCtluna! Virtue V 'th. lit
, I'llIVATKH Hugh CI Dehaven. Dehuven; iuiuw""; uiuciuuti, ' I cure f i ulscon'e
Kdward Caatle Hudiln. Chrlatlanahur; . -. nnr. nrm tr I lion would .umuati' navo tilt peoplo
f,rcie: y;5RVu,l.r:ffl?'iffl.iKl .600,000,000 a Year 1j300.ooo.ooo. n moum now MV0 t..a
jmc.L, iutiocic, liiacliburgi Isaac D , !, ,,.,,, ,. if (i, i.,v, ,, An ri, ,,
will unlto lti domandlns a roillci1. to-
AND FARES'.
here, ami licro thei pr .- "uaiiingtoti; u. i v aso Ihc ac
posfil to tent it, when opportunity beck, for employes of the U-'ty State Htrepi
niid and ltiitit-fn beutmu their victim. . I;ailwr, operatini? In eautorrt Ma8H.,'v'sf
1'ruin that continental slaughter houio, j tliusettp. wcr j awarded today by thti
they ualute their ao.vHsoiies lu America ' "''' labor board. Tho iiwunl, fixing it
and irir.i ti.eni 'o t! iT.rnin ln L.n c.f .."'" V.V "'s '.'" " i"v.-u" i" i"n
lle centi! an hour for tnutornien nml
conduitnrj, n-nl ki'ti; tin opproxlmnf
In. lease of 1' per ei t tj other en
t'lov.M. In tetroa tp. i. ibbcr Ti. and
th- hoord held .ha. ' li'if'ier Cost of
o'Krntlon will hi f' , riudlustnient Of
passentttr f; eo
Maxwell, Whltewood: Joe 11. Wells, Roanoke,
WeUVS COSTLY LKGACY-
Hllglilly Wounded
P1ETVA nrtan,.. ltnfnm!n Harrison WMMittn n. Umipm nTn
llnvnrha1 kinnn I'.uMn, T'AnnlnplriTi
Pred-iick V Hai-rls. Asbun Park; William , Missing In Action 1 '' ' liVoiui ijj,vt.ij l vision of our public hervl, a coim.illd.i
i .Jw'-ri.i. ".,,y"'i,er ftn"1,r. ". ' ,P"1VATB8 llinry I), ilrlffin. Wlndaor. Hon of duplicating bureaua and tie
South Thlid street, Camden; Frank Pag-! RlwOore Priedman, Norfolk; Water Suun- I inttlintlnn ,,t ti, v?.i.rai 0,.ii, l.. ,r
Kluno. Klngsland. Daid H. Ilarrle. Itlaom-1 dera. Drill; Palmer U Parsons. Hilton: Her. , institution of the bliUKet sjMhiii In (X
r.eid, Peter Fianno Newark: Hornca Varker .man o. ltoeke. Troutvllle; Qeorcc T. .Saun- U, ..,.,- Tlintiina Spi(. .riiVR pendlturen It will be done If thej wi"
leprospcro. summit dtrs. Hopkins. """"" - ol.0 riK,;iy .SUpeivl!o public cxpendi-
''".??. -"5 . .JUBCim - f T--rt f til ttllnn t..nt . .. 1... l..K..l -...1 .......
tu.v-.. i.iAai.vil l III uv l.VifSl l I'UU, c.l,
If they full to do this our appruprln-
ld. Peter ;Flanno Newark': Hornca Varker .man p. ltoeke. Troutvllle: George. T. '.Saun- i;,,,i,ir TlinillllS Sees tirUVC pendlturen It will be done If
..nurjK,w1i,.VnrVo.,,k?. ?,:rJ?rc?'y;RTsoplh '" Mm'"'- t ., . 2 ".. f.to 'V, u""'? Publln
m a m,- m -,-.r rCHl in 111I1UX OI iVUdl
. aXATUi JBUIS W1IN .
Will Urn
. . . . . .... . " -...! . .,. i i ft I-.-.- II (.'u.iln klii..t..l,u, CK.a.la. T Waiat.
It 1a9 nniYiia in fhft lint of American arniV nuihfv w, uurya: ancnaei uenrne i im, "" k'T-e-iBMw, t3Ti.r-.mw. ...-.
t 1U names io uie iist ol AinericAu ii in ,t... tv,. t.bi..ii. !H r....i .tr.t uott. Jem-v fit v. 'mnk Plavln. Prth Am-
HONOR CITATION
IN ARMY TRAIN
Seditionists
ii the Associated 1'ras
New YorU, Dec.
Thrift and after-the-war problems nf-
tlonn lll Itepj) lnorusInu for every de.
mand lnnde upon the Trcaimry 13 con,-
piled a lth when political or orKutilaed i
force Is behind It, and ever thing in i
lliete da8 Is organized except th i. i i
who ws tho taxes. '
'Nntiunal Plarlle SnnU"
lOPae in rrnice. lliero WCIC llta iviih-m ,-iuigu-i niw; ii m'urri f.u.... r-n..ivi, r, , ,, . u.v,o.. w-w lUOII. l.OIlIlCCIeil Wttll Ztffll IJ1V1- - . .11 l..1 I .--.
k In nctlon and 474 were reported mlsMriK. p'fe'','!'"?''," BDS?.Vr 'li'X."'": t" , j ' -0,ll.Ii"1 ' "f Imuran were . the principal H,n.Uor Tho,ml(, dccarcd that
VJIany Penimvlvanlans are Included In I rhnp iiaiinche'k : ifaVletonl Frank Hahn. IHILAWAUK SlOIl, Displayed Bmverv 111 ' themes of speakers at the opening of the , lean shores hao been flooded with t.
. today's crsualtles. ' ' Reading; l.oiilli, Helnleln, r.rle; John A. slightly Wounded i? . twelfth annual convention of the Asso- mass of humanity apparently unaislmll-
-, ..J3.mm.rteed.th.l0HM.to date ar: "flffif- ftf f :J. SftnUIlM: ,55"?rA'13jr Clchowak' SM Argonne I'orcst ' Taifn Insuriince Vro,Mento able. The.lmmlgram. colonic hjuc
,. r...j i...-.-. i...- . r u.h.a. ........ .....w.. ...,,..., n .u... - - ivi.nn I. " ii.ir i,,nf.i n ne.i,n mr,. h, .mfiinff
Killed In IM'IIOII.
IF Died of wounds... .
; vDled of dlseasio ....
Died of ncctdeutrt
it', other causes . . . .
ailsshiR In action (inciUd-
Inp prisoners) . ... 474
."Wounded SSI
Reported
Dec. S
.. i:s
. .. 7S
. . 7S
tnd
. . V '
elvers. V Ipinlnrtnn! ..on
Plttaburvh: John T. t, Riley, Rees-
rrnDid (u-'nrvj i iiinum ti i tuiuu i. u uiir; , j-ra
JOlflri w.lo, Ifmr-i T. Wllguiti flTnfl iValntir ttpol
f
Gran
i
totals 1S2S
OIXICKHH' J.1ST
nllled In Action
APTA1N Theodore D.
MARYLAND
2.283 PhllJldelplilae Jamea T. Craen. 2411 Weal , Killed In Action
S.751 I Allegheny nvenue. Philadelphia; Rodle llb- COUl'OllAfr Unjaniln S Curr, Annaro-
1-.3S, ... ' COOK Cliarie r Schottn. OolU.
' Mlaalng In Action i I'RIVATKrf Prink DobrzyxouaM, Ilaltl-
1171' RI3RGEANT Wllllum R. McNu.tj, pitt-' more: Uijrlea I Pparenberu-. Ualtlmor-.
' uurgn.
I CORPORALS CflwarJ r,. Tledt. Clarion.
18, Gil Henry Charles ytone. Mt OHer; Auru: ,
r.1 140 John Quorlng, Glassport: Chalmera Lawson ,
""" ' Ilarnon, Rroolnllle; Vincent 'Vodzle. Pltt
" , burgh I'RIVATi:- Murraj A
10?,0C5 UUCJLKR William P. Tamlb. 1034 Mnoltonn
!Bireet, i'niianeipuia
PRIVATKS Joseph It. Cherrv. SSSd North
Myrtlewood street. Philadelphia: Herman
i V lll.l.nn Tumi.. It. In 1..1.X. tllnnl. ir.iT.
jinvenci. mi., , rlsuurs: Norman J. Hlankennnrn. l-olts-
Tlio 103d ammunition train, iccruited horo todtl3'- Tlle BPettkeru Included plr.C(,g f0l. all ,hl, UKly dlsor(rB f tbe
in Pennsviviinin nn.i r,nw n,nM.o m United States benalor cnaries o.
the famous Twenty-eighth Division, has i Thomas, John VTanamalcer. Tr. f'harles
Died of Wounds
.SKRCWAST Henry SchlafTer. llaltimore.
lllnl of Disease
Sherbert, Huntinr-
been olllclally cited for bravery In the
lighting- In the Alro valley and In the
.rgonne forest In September. Word
of the citation wag sent by Wagoner
Prosser and Robert Linn Cox.
Ordinary efficiency in publl.. udmlnia
tratlon ttould .cave the lxoplc of this
Columbia. B. f. .. I vllle: John lllldmvlts. BrtwaldBlllAj Joseph
V j,ibu i aaa i o aihimoii , niittiMiiui, i -, i.-crniz, .louil-iown: uiMrence. r.. i-nnnr
crorot. Vn.l (leorae Coldewey. New Tork; ,tock. Newville. DaMil H. (Irumbfne Fieder-
Wtlllam T. Maklnson. TClsalmmec. I'U.
Henry O. Moe, Minneapolis, Minn.
Died of Wound
LIEtTTF.NANTS Judge U. Auatlli, t'nlon
lll, N. C: Howard T. Rarger, Lynchburg.
Va.: liaynrd Hrown. Genoa, 111,' Ow H.
Nelson, ottumwa, la.; Tranl: X. Wohleb,
Astoria, N. Y "
Died of Disease
LIEUTENANT Robert G. Duicm New
Market, N, H.
Wounded Bererelr
L1EUTKNAKTS Elmer John Armstrong,
Normal. Ill,; John O. Rurnette, Kanaas City.
Mo.: Mlruel B. De A Quero, Jr.. New York;
Waltar H. Trlclc. Indiana. Pa.: Clarence W.
.Ttardlnc, Des Moines, la.: riluy R. Ljman,
Slllford. Mich.
Wounded (DTe Undetermined)
LIEUTENANT Richard n. Hef.er. len-
Ills, Mass.
Missing In Action
L1EUTRNANT3 Thomas P. Kans, Snn
J'onleser. Wash.; Guy IJ. Wiser. Houth Rend.
Tnd.: James 1. Llles. Rennttshle, . C.
lVedsrlclc I". Jlulllns, Salem, o.
PENNSYLVANIA
Ifksburg I'eter De.jko. Dnnmore; Uavld 11.
F.ckles. Walker'-. tlU: Albert A. Plnchwk.
Hrockwavvllle: Randolph D. Wonders, Pit
ralm; Amlrew J. Dennis. Falrchanec. Min
vlaltn Cnrfliillnn Wt-nnno: Teler It. MpN'R"
manon. Sugnr Notrh; Joseph Pllottl, Slovan:
Harry b'tnutfer SPrlnc Grove: ijealon H.
Morgan. IllH.'i North llroad atreet, Plilladel-1
pnla: Lemuel m. wumoawer. avnesuuvn,
Wlncenhy Plcliills Pittsburgh. Iouls. ,A.
Renaher. 1450 North Sixtieth a'ra't. Phila
delphia: Howard M Hmlth. R'rwlck: Neih
John Logdon. Hvndman: Andrew Peroldt.
Allentown: Tony Rmneu. Itollsoprlo; Harry
Tuttle Rorera. r,24ll Oonta nvnue. Phlln.
rtelDhla: Hubert A. Roe. Mllford: .1 Kd
ichmerfeld. Mahanor ntv: Paul llenjamln
Vohlbaugh. Hanover; "Vllllam J.Lambert.
Kingston: Michael a JtrGrogan, West New
ton: ACMIle l'arucni. liooversviuo; yvuniuu
H Stewart Grrenvllle: Roman A. Wolcjvn
skl. 1121 Shackamaxon street. Philadelphia
NIAV JERHBY t
KTiled In Action
MUSICIAN Orover A Gardner. Trenton
MECHANIC Lawrcnco C tnibrlgh'.
Knht Orange,
PRIVATE Charlei WIndecker. Oranre.
4 Difd of Wounds .
( ORPORAL Hdward Pennj ook. J List
Orange.
Wounded Severely
1'RtVATB - Thomas V. Moore, Daltlmoro.
Slightly Wounded
PRIVATI3 Thomas H Pllkerton. Mechan
lcsllle.
Missing In Action
PRIVATES Vernon W. Gill. WoodenJ
burg: Andrlek Murska, llaltimore, John A
Mcmman, lllghlandtown.
VIRC.IMA
Kllletl In Action
CORPORAL Norman J. Trio lor rnch
Wilfred O. Krell, a member of tho unit, i country 1000,000,000 a ye.ir, Senator
to his mother In ClU)nedd. i Charles K. Thomas, of Colorado told tho
I A copy of the official citation, from . association. Ho Ih a member of the
i the chief of staff, to Colonel Howard c.n. r.,,i.t ,,,n,
i -wiiiin.c. nAM.n.. .u ,-.i ' raenato Committee on finance
1 1. w imams, commander of the train,
1 was Inclosed In Wagoner Krell's letter. ' War's Legacy and Need of Kronuni
iiiu uiiHuuii etii vbbch to you mm ,t 1c war ieaVes us a legacy of a
stupendous debt,'
eery soldier fn the train appreciation
I of the work performed during the re
, cent offensive In tho valley of tho Aire
' and tho Argonne forcVtt "
' "This division has received three el
! tatlons from tho IVench and one from
i General Pershing," -writes Wagoner
Ivroll. "Tt tnlri.'a nliA mnt tn il n nrrl I
miTVATrsn.r-f n. A.Aiiri. nr.i and ono moro from General Pershing to i dous sum will be $1,400,000,000, nearly
n2b?,.-?i!2g,t?n.,I,,.I.i?.i.Jonc8, l:a' !Fet a ?.In.of sm9.kln.d- I certainly will , twlc0 tho nct totai or tll0 nation's an-
wlth a pin. a cord and a red keystone nual Prc-War Pn1" "eans
on my shoulder, and a cold service j u vastly incroaocd rate and radlup of
strlpo." ' taxation. Tho peoplo must bear the
century." Disruption of the Centi !
Powers, he believed, Would remove nil
restrlctlonn upon emlpratlon of their
people. "Tho dam " h declared, "nUBt
be erected on this r.id'i of the Atlantl.
amt no time Fhr.uld bn !os In .t it
structlon. "Your .lt typdle.'i tl o p;onra. i.it I
uatlou. It contniila the germs of ivery
social and political disorder. Parts of
Its preas are constant and competent
sewers of (.edition. lVoin such congenial
soil were bred the Black Hand and I.
Vv. V. A powder mngnzlne unguarded
declared the Senator '" not nvore dangerous to the commu
i ..I,,,
"It will reach, If It does not exceed, . ,.Mo the ftl00 o ,hls Hlllble nel,ac0
J3C.000.000.000, or twice as much aa tho wealth Haunts the orgies of tho nreat
combined debt of the Allied nations. In- ' white way It thus supplies tho i:asi
eluding Rubsia, when tho war began. I m , ";'"' te undtlufiWc5"on' . '
... .... population, bullen with tho discontent
Tha annual Interest upon this stupen- of n(.vcrtv. confronted with th- vnlo-av
r 'Jijii TlvV iliL, m' ''will J"
tharrtyWJA'
wr -,y"go&1k
surely lw 'irKrarrrW
kw -sfxxSSZr?'
sw' ycru.gc
"tap
;7V
Oui Holioaj StocA.-. ullj u a aneiy
offers greatest opportURitj to make appropri
ate itt selections. The wanted uric'e v ill
be found here in oui showing of
Diamonds Watches Jewelry
A List of Suggestions
AT A PRICE RANGE TO SUIT EVERY PURSE
l.jj.e.' Diamond Rinei . .SIS to tSflll loJi'ei' Rr.r.l.l Wlrl.e Q lo
Mens Diamond Rings S25 to SS00 Mens Cold-filled Watchet.. $10 to $50
Diamond-iet Urallieres $7.50 to $150 Diamond Scarf Pini.. . ,S7lo$250
Broochei . . . .$5 to $150, Solid-ruld Cuff Buttons. .$3.50 lo $50
i' Silverxsre Table Sett $3.50 Up Clockt. all kinds, all ihe..SI.50 to $50
Psriiisn Ivory Toilet Scii.. $5.98 Up Shawm Outfits . $2.50 Up
lo $50 , Bait and Suit Cases $2 to $35
. I obs. ihalns. eharma, lokrla vlth chain,
Klrhelleu Peurla. In netklnies of rarlotin
mond Rarrlngs. S?2..1n tin. I'ountaln Pens,
Kings. H. no up. Military lungs, xatehes.
A Small Deposit
Will Reserve Any Article
Store open every night until 11
ti clock for convenience of evening
shoppers.
Rock: Manning Lunce, Danville.
Died of Wonnds
CORPORAL Rernard B. Council, Frank
lin.
PRIVATE Homar V. Jenklna, Stanley.
and ostentatious display of lavish ox
travagance, will not alwaya remain
quiescent. An explosion la Inevitable.
"It Is a sinister fact that, cxceptlnjr
Lonlnc, nearly all tho leaders of Rus
sian Bolshevism graduated from tho i
XDi'
w Sil
tjHrSv Ilai Wntdiffi. $1,50 mi
jKiSp-rm. Rl.iiH up. Our fnrnnu
ffpy .J&U&i iJV. rlen, M.9K up. in
(rVisi&wilK n to rs 'zTt
4Kma$3B vlTi
f V araWfl JA. at . 7
cV i A M
V.f -.:'
VPALACE-H
Jewelry Shop
opsn rvtNiMGj. hail OMDiia faxus
M.W. COW.q-ntft MARK6T3TS.
Killed in Action
Eensun
Luiuoer
, WERGEANT Perry Q.
Uliv.
.OOnPORAI, George W. Reher. Readlne
PRIVATES Demetrins Denekos Verolin ,
Theodoro- norowakl. 2U2R Almond streot
Philadelphia: Harvey Grill Stetfey. Pnir;
John LM. Mathews. Newell: Harrv Miller.
Kcranton; Camlllo Trorana. New Cast.
j Died of Wounds
CORPORAL John Orleeo. Tarentum
PRIVATES Annadal Rarbara, Jeunette:
Joseph A. Rroran, Plttaburah: Armrnlo
Kerrlr Allison- William K. Gallowav. 1'otts-
T' town: John ICrouse. Jr.. Altoonu: Andrea
1'ise.tjl. Hnamokin.
f Died of Dlnense
PJUVATF.S Ira. J. 'ato. Wil.!ani(,ixirf
Jacob E. Hehnlv. Sheridan: Ona II. Lewis.
KeArAioor: William C. T.tndeinnuth. ltlna-
v tojixu Pete Patrenakns. l'YoPkl'.li: John 11.
" Ryhander. Rtleftleld; Lulcri Varanose. West
,'i Cheater; William J. WlrhanowcK. New
- -. Wonnded Severely
SF.ROrjANT Isnar L. Noye. Hirrii'iurr.
PORPORALS William .. Murphy, Rrad
doclct, Jeste. Hooer Stov. Realls1lle; Harry
.T, Walah. sna Torlli ('olleirrt avenue. Phila- '
lit, delnhta.
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Economy in Truck Operation
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Demonstrated by
Packard Truck Efficiency Test
N THE month of August
alone, 9 truck-drivers,
under instruction of the
Packard Freight Trans
portation Department, saved 1,638
gallons of gasoline.
On this basis, the 400,000 trucks in
the United States would save some
96,000,000 gallons of gasoline per year.
By better handling of merchandise
they saved in hauling expense an
average of $58 per month or $696
per year per truck.
On this ratio, transportation prin
ciples applied fully to 400,000 trucks
would save American business $278,
400,000 every year.
Ton-mile costs were decreased
Loads' carried were increased at
times 21 per cent which means that
the 400,000 trucks could do the work
of 484,000 trucks, simply by' apply
ing modern business methods to load
ing and routeing
m u
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The truck owner, the truck driver,
is trying to get more work out of his
truck, and at lower cost.
But beyond a certain point, he is
apt to feel baffled apt to feel that
he might go further if he only, knew
where else to save.
What he really wants to do is to
apply modern business methods to
his trucking.
The performance of a motor truck
depends on several factors
The truck its efficiency as a
mechanism.
The load and the road condi
tions. How the truck is handled on the
road and in the garage; and how much
timeislostmoatimandtinoacfin.
Choice of the truck in relation to
its load has a great deal to do with it.
One of the worst fallacies the busi
ness world has to contend with is
the practice of guessing at the size of
truck needed
Trucks should be bought for the
job on the advice of people who
are competent to advise.
The trucks you have in service to
day are probably capable of 20 to -50
per cent more service than they are
giving you.
What you need to do is to oper
ate them on modern business
methods.The FreightTransportation
Department of your local Packard
Branch or Packard Dealer will be
glad to show you how . without
charge
Some Results of
Packard
100 War Work
It was a Packard Truck loaded
with machine gun ammunition
that enabled the U. S. Marines -o
put the final punch into their fight
at Chateau Thierry.
A Captain o the U. S. A. Motor
Transport Corps, speaking at a
recent Victory meeting in Detroit
to recruit men for the Motor Trans
port Corps, stated that 14 per
cent of Pershing's entire force is
engaged in motor transport dur.
"U I could tell you the number
of trucks under the American Flag
over-seas." he said, "there would,
be a lot of thunderstruck people-.
"Chateau Thierry was the turn
of the tide," he said. "The Mar
ines, who were smashing the last
German offensive, were running
short of machine gun ammunition.
"Their commander telephoned
back for more.
"The motor transport com
mander called for four volunteers
from among his 90 trucks and
every driver volunteered.
"He chose four- loaded the
trucks with "50.000 rounds apiece
of machine gun bandolier ammu
nition, and they set out four
trucks made in Detroit, turned
out of the Packard factory just a
few months before.
"Three of there we e caught in
the German barrage ana their care
goes blown up and tneir drivers
killed.
''The fourth made hs way
through w'th the D-rcelei.s 5000
rounds that puithe inrsnmp touch
on the American ia'oi;v at
Chateau Thierry
"The driver made hss way back
to the transport patk, ano 'C
ported in these words 'Sergeant
reports Sif.'the dcinrw-v ot
50.000 rounds, and requests pe&'
mission to make another t?rp"
PACKARD MOTOR CAR COMPANY, Detroit
Packard iMotor Car Co. of Philadelphia
319 North Broad Street
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