272 CASUALTIES REPORTED TODAY thirty Names Are Included, on the Marine Lisl Washington, "Jfareh 12.—Casualty lists issued today by the War De partment contain a total of 272 .names. 30 of which are on a Marine Corps list. The army list is sum marized as follows: Wounded (degree undetermined) 47 .Wounded slightly 56 Killed in action 19 Died from accident and other causes 13 •Died in aeroplane accident.... 1 .Died of disease 6 3 Wounded severely 35 Missing in action 3 Total 242 Pennsvlvanians mentioned are: WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER MINED Privates David C. Spetz, Spring Creek. James R. Whiteman. Wilkinsburg. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY Privates William D. Davis. Pittsburgh. Frank Marjetic. Harmony. Salvatore ('. Piazza, Homestead. Emelgidie Salve. Philadelphia. WOUNDED, DEGREE UNDETER MINED Sergeant Henry Paul Ambaoher. Pittsburgh. IVivnte Henrv S. Aldrieh, Allentown. WOUNDED SLIGHTLY Lieutenant George Tennell McDonald, Jr., . Pittsburgh. Privates Dennis Connell, Nanticoke. Jere W. Herring. Pine Grove. MARINE coin's CASUALTIES KILLED IN ACTION Corporal Paul A. Stanton. Philadelphia. Private Julian H. Seifcrt. Philadelphia. MISSING IN ACTION Private Raymond M. Hartman. Rochester. KILLED IN ACTION. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Private Sterling L. Alexander, Franklin. PRESENT FOR DUTY. PRE VIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING Privates Marion Corby. Washington. James S. McFall, Philadelphia. DIED OF DISEASE Privates James W. Lindemuth, Brookville. John H. McGurk, Milton. David J. Norris, Philadelphia. | Wendelin W. Relss, Pittsburgh. WOUNDED SEVERELY I*rivate ! Georgp A. Kline. Qttakertown. KILLED. IN ACTION Lieutenant William R. Rover, l'ottstown. Private John H. Hoch, Kutztown. DIED OP DISEASE Cook i Elmer Warensford, RridgeviUe. ™ Piivatos Daniel B. Eshleman. T-ititz. Joseph E. I.aws, Philadelphia. Earl R. Lease, Reading. MISSING IN ACTION Private Samuel Dinovitz. Pittsburgh. WOUNDED. DEGREE UNDETER MINED. PREVIOUSLY REPORT ED IN ACTION Private Mario Ouiffrida, Philadelphia. RETURNED TO DUTY. PREVI OUSLY REPORTED DIED FROM WOUNDS RECEIVED IN* ACTION Ih'ivate Philip Lawrence Hilbish, Free burg. KILLED IN ACTION*. PREVIOUS LY REPORTED MISSING IN ACTION Private Walter F. O'Bovle. Scranton. WOUNDED. DEGREE UN DETER MINED. PREVIOUSLY REPORT ED MISSING IN ACTION Privates Abraham Davidson. Philadelphia. William Davis, Philipsburg. Attilio Faracca, Philadelphia. John De Frain, Allentown. Robert O. Griggs. Monroeton. Sit lv IN HOSPITAL. PREVIOUS LY REPORTED MISSING IN \CTION Privates Albert 10. Davis, Uniontown. Edward Siinsig, PoDsvllle. ERRON EOUSLY It 10 PORT E D DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES Joseph Hagy, West Philadelphia. France Abandons Hope of the Allies Sharing War Debt 1111 Axuocialcd I'rr.x.x Paris. March 12. France has abandoned for the present at least any hope of having her great war debt shared by the allies. It is authoritatively asserted by one of the Americans attending the con ference that what had been an em barrassing possibility has now been definitely eliminated front the de liberations. although it is possible that France might at some future time attempt to secure assistance. The project has never been for mally presented at the conference, but conversations held at intervals since the conference began have served as a medium for the presen tation of the French point of view. The British and American delega tions have been quite frank in their disapproval and have openly said that the people of their countries would be slow to endorse such a plan. Bolsheviks Destroy Vistavka, but the Allies Still Hold It idl Archangel. March 12. Operating ten guns the Bolshevik forces on Monday shelled the village of Vis tavka, on the Vaga, almost complete ly destroying it. Repeated heavy in fantry attacks followed, but these were repulsed, with heavy losses by the American. British and Russians. The Allies were greatly outnum bered. but fought bravely in the snow. The Allied troops yesterday morn ing still occupied the ruins of Vis tavka and were ready for new at tacks. Ma says f Dad is a I ~ 1 lot more y S ►*/ J cheerful mornings since we've had POSTTOASTIES ( c£i WEDNESDAY EVENING, ILKRRISBURG tiSSBi TELECSfRJLPH MARCH 12, IVI9. ' 'ENGINEERING DIVISIONS MADE Chief Engineer Uhler An nounces the Plan For the State Road Building | Col. William D. Uhler, chief en | gineer of the State Highway De partment today announced the divt { sions and engineers of the State in j the big road building program, i There are few changes. "The Engineering Division," said j Colonel L'hler "is prepared to hold : i up its end in the campaign planned , 'to give Pennsylvania the greatest ; highway system in America. A number of changes* have re- ! i cently been made in the personnel , !of the field forces. This force is now constituted as follows: District No. 1. Centre, Mifflin.: 1 Clinton and Huntingdon counties, in j | charge of D. O. Stackpole, acting ! assistant engineer, with headquarters at Bellcfonte; H. M. Weaver, Belle j fonfe and Ralph Volpe, Huntingdon, j Superintendents of Highways. P. C. Schwartz, Assistant Engineer, Bur. " j of Township Highways. District No. 2. Dauphin Perry, I Lebanon, Juniata and Snyder count ies. in charge of C. W. Hardt, As ' sistant Engineer, with headquarters lat Harrisburg. The Superintendents are J. C. McCarreli, Harrisburg. H. j L. Wilder, Lebanon. Frank P. Gross, i Thornpsontown. B. F. I.anglotz, As | sistant Engineer, Bureau of Town ! ship Highways. District No. .1 Columbia, Montour. Northumberland. Union, Luzerne , and Sullivan counties, in charge of : A. S. Clay, Assistant Engineer, with headquarters at Bloomsburg. The j superintendents are C. B. Ent, ! Bloomsburg, J. (5. Seller, Selins- I grove William Bodmer, Wilkes i Barre, and W. R. Mason, T-aporte. H. (J. Harper, Assistant Engineer, ! Bureau of Township Highways. District No. -i. Butler. Venango, I Clarion. Mercer. Lawrence and Artn | strong counties, in charge of H. W. Claybough, Assistant Engineer, with headquarters at Franklin. The Sup erintendents are C. C. Ferguspn | Butler, E. E. French, Franklin; T. J.I ; McCullough, Wampum; C. li. Meals, : j Kittanning. District No. 5, Berks. Carbon. I Sehuykill, I.ehigli and Northampton j counties, in charge of W. R. Wolf -1 mger, Assistant Engineer, with head | quarters at Allentown. Pierre Ma- j . ther. Assistant Engineer Bureau of Township Highways. District No. 6, comprises York' and Lancaster counties, in charge | of C. W. Erisman, Assistant Engin- j eer, with headquarters at York. The ! I Superintendents are Thomas Green, 1 York Haven; and M. E. Brenner, j Lancaster. District No. comprises Chester, j Bucks, Delaware, Montgomery count- ! : ies, in charge of W. F. Cressman , Assistant Eingineer, with lieadquart-J ers at Philadelphia. The Superin- 1 tendents are Thomas R. McDowell,; El View; E. H. Harvey, I.anghornc; ; George H. Deaves. Philadelphia;; and Benjamin Slaw, Cynwyd, also] Geo. E. Nagele, Philadelphia, j District No. S, comprises Cameron. I Elk, Jefferson, Indiana and Clearfield counties, in charge ot" W. O. Bennett, ' Assistant Engineer, with hearquart- j ers at Du Bois. T.he Superintendents! are Will Wickinson, Ridgway; H. H. Kunselman, BrookvMle; W. Nial 1 Rook, Indiana; and A. H. Hender-j ! son. Clearfield. I District No. 9, comprises Adams. ! Cumberland, Fulton and Franklin J | counties, in charge of W. S, Ham ! maker Assistant Engineer with j headquarters at Chambei-sburg. The Superintendents are W. B. Flaning, • Gettysburg; and George H. Derby i shire, Chambersburg. District No. 10, comprises Brad ford, Potter, Tioga, and Lycoming Counties, in charge of J. S. Ritehey, Assistant Engineer with headquar* ! ters at Wellsboro. The Superin tendents are W. W. Brains, To wanda; G. W. Mitchell, Coudersport; W. H. Hatfield, Wellsboro; and A. E. Wilkinson, Williumsport. District No. 11 comprises Som erset, Cambria and Blair Counties, in charge of C. S. Lemon, Assistant Engineer, with headquarters at Hol lidaysburg. The Superintendents are B. F. Dive'.y, Queen; R. S. Meyers, Somerset; and C. C. liauth, Ebens burg, W. P. Hartigan, Asissitant En gineer, Bureau of Township High ways. District No. 12, comprises Mon roe, Pike Susquehanna, 1-aeka wanna, Wyoming and Wayne Coun ties. In charge of \V. 11. Bircher, Assistant Engineer, with headquar ters at Scranton. The Superintend ents H. L. Briscoe, East Strouds burg; Jerome Shannon, -\lontrose; W. J. Devereaux, Scranton; J. G. English, Honesdale; Blair county, iu charge of ('. S. Lemon, assistant en gineer, with headquarters at Ilol lidaysburg. The superintendents are B. F. Dively, Queen; R. S. Meyers, Somerset, and C. C. Hauth, Ebens burg. W. P. Hartigan, assistant en gineer, bureau of township high ways. District'Xo. 13. comprises Beaver, Allegheny and Westmoreland Coun ties, in charge of C. E. Myers, As sistant Engineer, with headquarters at Pittsburgh. The Superintendents are: J. A. Campbell, Beaver; J. A. Thompson, Pittsburgh; and R. W. Schreck Greensburg. G: C. Camp bell, Assistant Engineer, Bureau of Township Highways. District Xo. 34, comprises Fayette, Greene and Washington Counties, in charge of W. D. Meyers, Assistant Engineer, with headquarters at Washington. The Superintendents are: G. D. Jenkins. Waynesburg; and P. S A. Paulson, Washington. District Xo. 15, comprises Erie, Crawford, Warren, Forest and Mc- Kcan Counties, in charge of F. E. Winter, Assistant Engineer with headquarters at Warren. The Su perintendents are: William Martin, Girard; L. E. Sherwood, Meadville;' Paul Brubaker, Warren and C. h. Lorch, Smethport. ■ THE STORE THAT CLOSES THE STORE THAT CLOSES SATURDAYS AT SIX SATURDAYS AT SIX • hbli, imi— assa vnitkd ' " , HAllfllSnißG, WEDNESDAY, MAIICH 12, 101. FOtIKBED 1871 I % 'T] ITTTnWTIVTv. If s EPiy II osierv of quality bought advantageously, and it's to your advantage to anticipate near future require- | f ments and make selections tomorrow at these prices Women's boot silk: full fashioned. Btack. white and cul- '...... ~ , _ ' .. r" and u Bi,aran,d ,oVc u 'h no "r va,uc " ,at is surc ,o * ve cscc,lcm BCrvi " Women's silk l,ose; lull" fashioned. Lisle top and soles ""w P °' r, , ' " l "' C,al a ' B ' X ' SradC ' °! , ho 'T' ,hls , st " rc ' scll . s ' Aonrequciuly. those vim These are seconds, but the lot is of such excellent make, ith " Qme " s llsk l,osc : black al,d "hite. A durable hose made tverc not here to sec for themselves camunagmc what a busy inmrrfrrtinns cr, din-Kt ( i,„ t , , -n ' -i f. \ t/ . c „n . , . • , . .., . . place the hosiery department was* today alter reading last tunate to secure sevf| tL\ t I S ons,(ler yourself for- to se " at a moderate price, and at this special sale price is ex- evenings announcement. I lowevcr. there are ample quan cvcrai ot tnesc at ceptional value at 40c a pair. tities for Thursday, Friday and Saturday. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. French Kid Gloves A Timely Sale of Notions Special Clean Up In In The Newest Stitchings and Shades i 1 t takes just such a sale of notions to demonstrate the force j luiyiu"* this opportunity to'pm'chase^'our 6 ntftiott Ss'or tWsJring B!ailketS 311(1 ConifortS f*U in colors ,™en ,t „as pos- v,nR season ami add all the pennies saved, the resulting sible to get them, as leading ?,""Yk S'ye you a pleasant surprise. Dressmakers nUpHS makers predict a shortage of ) naruh be reminded that this is the tijnc tor them to Prices below market value today. Judging from present |™- jagg** leather and skins for vears Y 011 supplies. ' ' lc . v . lmve probably been waiting for j indications we would suggest that vou buv blankets for next ft, rtAm*. " this sale they know that it means worth-while savings. t . '1 ■ e .1 - come. year now as manufacturers arc asking more for the same " Ae cairy leading lines in Holding spool silks. 75c Warren's spring maid kind than thev did a vear ago. A^- c^SlS*Ll superior quality gloves, in- ! doz. lingerie ribbon. Durable, , x . , .... . (T eluding such well known King's basting thread, 250 washable and strong in Dot No. 1. W lute or, gray cotton bed blankets size 55x/2; fy J|m makes as Lentimcri & Co., yards, 75c doz. white, pink and blue, 9c good weight and nap. Heavy fleece; assorted colored borders (l i/JJj Perrin's & Cie, Chateau and Belding Darning silk. A each. at $1.89 each. * 11 . . . , Jouvian. solt finished silk for mend- Lingerie braid; mercer- , . ~ ... ... ~ , ... ~. . . . An excellent assortment in brown, selt and with black ing hosiery and underwear. ized ; fast color, washable. 8 Lot No. 2. W 00l bed blankets m blue and white, pink and crochet backs; tans, self and contrast; gray, self and with 2 for 15c. yards to piece, 2 for 25c. white blocks. Double bed size. Good weight. Soft and w ute and blaik stitching, mastic, black, white, white with \ ictoria mercerized American Maid twill tape; I fleecv. Small percentage of cotton.. Just 10 pairs in this lot,, ( black black with white and champagne mending floss in white. /,-in.. *-in„ 6 yards ! Sd come earlv $769 pair . l hey come in one-clasp, two-clasp and most all preferred black, gray, purple, pink and to bolt ; white. 14c, 19c.* styles in novelty gloves. In fact, everything required for blue, 4 balls, I9c. English twill tape; H'-in. Eot Xo. 3.—'Double bed size bed comforts. Covered with to $4.50 pair. j and P. Coats mercer- wide, white, 2 \*ards, sc. floral cretonne filled with sanitary cotton in light and dark Sarin* oS"T ir°m C ° lor * ° raatch ncw iz f'f da,mng cot,on ' l>!a,i: ' Kl,aki ,a l' c •!. " i,k ' ltten,. each, spring outnts, pair, ooc to $2.Ut). white, grav and Ilava-ia 2 Yards 5c Chamqisctte gloves that fit well and will give excellent brown; 6 halls, 25c. White cotton webbing; . BOWMAN'S-Seoond rioor. MS "t a $ LOO ami $1.25. Collingbournc's crochet lkj-in. wide, .1 vards, 15c. j ' (. lldren s (doves, cotton; Jap silk and colors; Ganlield's all elastic sani- ■ ■ ■ — BOWMAN-s-M.m Floor. !- Q yards to box . assorte ,, tarv , )dts> 2 9c each. Silk | _ 1 /-aT;pr numbers, $1.19 box. Oanfield's superior sani 11K VllwvLA 1C)I \ American Maid; white, tary belts, 25c each. W J 1 ecru and colors; DO yards Volvos sanitary aprons, An all silk glove with double finger tips, to ball; 12 balls to box, $1.39 45c. in gray, sand and brown. The ideal glove X ,^°. x ; Comfort compressed nap for earlv Spring wear. I oilet pins, safety pins, lpns, 3 lor 2.ic. 1 \ Jr * hair pins, and curlers at re- ' Can field's stockinet dia rf This splendid lot specially purchased, en- lV duced prices. pers. 89c. rt\ ablcs us to sell these gloves at the low price ll\ laV Warren's lingerie braid Cantield's diaper shields, /C \\ _ / l^v of 45c. 11 LW I (Bobbin), 6 yards to piece; 69c. //\ I *M\ „ ; „ M white only, 3 bolts. 25c. Hick's babv pants, 79c. : BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. /V r *• \ 4888^,7^. BOWMAN'S—Main Floor. A /M^Ulr Y Study In Special Offering In Towels mctß . Smart Coiffures This is a timely opportunity to meet your require- I j I r^Hrlif ments in both Turkish and buck towels. l/ Spfi ' \ W: Have our expert arrange }*our hair in Turkish Towels bleached and hemmed, size about \'(rißfl;' Si, JsW9b2£2 kMs a - c ' iarm ' n g' and original manner using 17x30, 15c each. AfAj v M (f either a switch or Turkish Towels, bleached and hemmed, size about (jjy / v If* 'll° ill ' give it the necessary Turkish towels, bleached and hemmed, size about ' I f € IjiT N" II ua^ an^ Huck towels; bleached and hemmed, size about 14x29, Mj '|* U ' r u .' tc^ies . or Huck towels, hemmed with red strije