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345 CASUALTIES; 237
IN ARMY; MARINES, 108
Soldiers Killed in Action Total 131, With Only Two for
"Devil Doss" Old W'ounded in Both
Branches Number 119
AVnulilnctnn, Aug, 8.
Two army casualty lists today con
tained 237 names, divided as follows:
Killed In action, 131: died of wounds,
16 ; died from airplane accident, 1 ; died
of accident and other causes, G ; wound
ed severely, 02 ; wounde, degree unde
termined, 22.
The Marine Corps casualty list con
tained 108 names, divided as follows:
Killed In action, 2 ; died of wounds, 1 ;
wounded severely, 20 : wounded, decree,
undetermined, 74 ', wounded slightly, 1 j
missing, 10.
The officers named In the army lists were:
KILI.rn IN ACTION
Lieutenants
IIECKTIR, FRKD 1I.. Waterloo, Is.
hutch inson. noiinrtT j.. ni ro. Tex.
TARniSH, ROT n.. Clarksburr, AV. A'n
4POI,J.AD. FRED n . North Adam. Mass.
VLECIITNER, GKORGR A., Raltlmore. Md.
DIED OF WOUNDS
Major
BEAT,. HOWARD W . I.evvlston. Me.
DIED OF AIRI'l.ANi: ACCIDENT
lieutenant
CLArr, ROQCR ll , Bait Lake Cty. Utah.
Th marine corps list contained th fol
lowing otTicers:
KILLED IN ACTION
L'entenant
MACK, WILLIAM II , Holyoke. Mat.
WOUNDED IN ACTION DECREE tJNDE.
TERMINI!!)
Lieutenant
HOLL1DAT. DAVIS A . Marlon. S. C.
RORKRTSON, JAMES T . Chicago.
The two army casualty lists. In addi
tion to the above ofllcers, were a3 fol
lows :
Army List No. 1
KILLED IN ACTION
Pereeants
LITTLE, LHROT v. nyrdMown. Tern.
MORRIS. WILLIAM S.. Quitman. Oa.
PODOLNIK. t.ADIPALV. Clevrlnnd. O.
ROHACKK. MARTIN J.. Chleaco.
EONAN. PETER .1.. Elizabeth. N, .1.
Corporal
tlOWAUn. ntANCIS DEWEY, I'leaeant-
rllle. N. .1.
HUNTER. CLARENCE, Madison. Ind
KLEMMn. EDAV.. Ilellevlllr. III.
LAFEA'EH. CLAUD. Silver Point. Tena.
METZOER. OLIVER C . Allljon la.
It M'ENIIUIILER, IIOI1ERT P.. .Ierrj City.
N. .1.
ROTH. WILLIAM. New York ritv.
SCHMIDT, ALFRED C, Jere.T Cltv. N. J.
SIMMONS. ELMER H., Hanover. Mans.
BTEINKAMP. JACOB. IJrldgi'port. Conn.
Prlrates
AIKERS. WAITMAN J . Sowers. Va.
BECKER. CLARENCE II . Kansas City. Mo.
BENDA. FRANK. Onrfleld. N. J.
I1IRD. DANIEL AV , Qulncy. Maa.
BIRDSONO. JOHN Newport. Ark
BISHOP, STEVE 11 . Pilot. Va.
CARTER. WORTHER. Hie Creek, Mies.
COESSENS. MATTHEW J . Amsterdam.
n. y.
EASON. PAUL. Queen City. Mo.
ELMORE. CHAr J , MaECle. Va.
ESTLE, GEORGE. Calumhu. O
FI.EAHNO, JAMES GAMIILE, S230 Pulaski
aenue. Philadelphia.
FREEMAN. A J.. Cullman Ala.
. OEOZEN.KIO SKI, BRONISTAN, Baltl-
more, Md.
GORDEN, SAM, Richmond. Staten Ifland.
N. Y.
ORArF, JOHN CHARLES. Whrntshrat lane
nnd Delaware lllver. I'hlladelphln. Va,
C.RENDA. FRANK. Dlekson City, Pa.
ORUnB. WILEY II . Seven Mil- Ford, Va
HARTLEY. RICHARD JOSEPH, 1624
Tattker street. Philadelphia, Pa.
KAI.LAS. GUST. Omaha. Neb
KAYSER. ALniED. Wet Orange. N. J.
KLI.MANSKI. TONI. Providence. R. I.
KLINE. WILLIAM II.. Baltimore. Md.
KENNER. WILLIAM, Rrookbn
KETCHER, BILL. Watt. Okla
KRZICKY. WYDENTY. Iacliawann., N T
KUSH MICHAEL, AA'vamlotte. Mich.
LA TOURETTE. CLARENCE. Covington.
Ind.
LENIHAN. JAMES II., Oil City. Pa.
LEONARD. BERT. Leavenworth, Kan.
LUTTJOHNN. JOHN. Topeka. Kan
McMILLAN, BRUCE. Holse. Idaho.
MARSHALL. CLAIR H . Flint. Mich.
MOORE, ARTIE. Nashville. Ind
Corporal
HALES. HOWARD J , Spanish Fnrk. Utah.
HAGSTROM. RAY A . Los Angele.
MacLEOD. JOHN M . Harlowton, Mont.
SANDERSON, NILS A . Format Grove. Mont.
TAYLOR. HARRISON Z. Henrvvllle, Ind
DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER
CAUSES
Private
OBAR. STEPHEN .1 . l,lmetone Me.
McHUGH. PATRICK O., Brooklyn.
PANNILL. GEORGE E.. Martinsville. Va.
PARKER SAM ThaKton Va
PATRICK, ALBERT, Tulsa, Okll.
PETERS. CHARLES F. Browning. Mo
PITROWICZ. WILLIAM, Trenton, N. J.
FRUSAK. BOLESTAW. Chicago.
RADOLSKI. JOHN, Chicago.
RAGULIA, TETER. New York city
RANDON. LUIOI. Crstal F.ills. Mich.
ROGERS. AUGUSTUS. Canletee. N. Y.
ROWLEY. ARTHUR S., East LonE Meadow,
Mass.
SCHWARTZ. MEYER. New York city.
SHELTON, COLLIS V.. Arkadelphla, Ala.
SMART, GEORGE C , Beaumont. Tex.
SOSNOWSKI. STANLEY. Chicago.
TERRY, CLAUDE B.. Stateaboro. Ga.
DIED or WOUNDS
Sergeant
EVANS. JAMES A.. Brooklyn.
Corporal
MORROW. GLEN A.. Des Moines. la.
TrUate
CARLSON, TRANK E., Fontanelle, la.
DUDZIK. ANDREW 322 North Tvventj-
thlrd street. Philadelphia.
JOHNSON, EM1L K , I'lovd. la
PEARCE. JOSEPH L.. Selma. N C.
SAUTTER, HARRY R , Whttesboro. N. Y.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
DUDA, DOMINICKh!cago.
Corporals.
RASKIN, ANDREW. 500 South Water
ktreet. Philadelphia. .
GAMMON, MANUS W . Doctors Cove, N. S.
KELLEY, CHARLES HANSrORD. Rutledse.
Tenn.
PATTERSON, ERNEST B.. Atlanta, Ga.
Trlvatra
BARRIER, STOKEY ALMONTA, Henderson,
Tenn.
BROWNJOSEPH E.. Weptboro, Mass.
aALLAGHERRANK. Bangor. Me.
nORSUCII, aPaj .MAJOR, Tltlikvllle, Pa.
GOUGE. ROSIajjHUakersville, N. C.
GOULDY. GORDoJftoReedley. Cal.
GRZYVAC, ntANlOt.. Plnconnlng. Mich.
HAYDEN. FRANK W., Auburn. N. Y.
1IOERL. CHARLES J Cutnnsvllle. Md.
KELLY. REX C. Levvlston, Me.
LAFLAM. WILLIAM JAMES, North Ferris.
burg. Vt.
MORGAN. GEORGE H . St. Taul. Minn.
POLLOCK. DAVID B.. Vanetta, W. Va.
RENICK. SAMUEL, Frankfort, Ind.
ROSE. OUY P , Newbern. N. C,
SACALIS. ARTHUR. Fall River, Mass.
bALVATOS. THEODORE, South Rethlehrm,
Pa.
SANKAV1TCH, CHARLES. Brookljn.
BUTTON, JOHN CYRUS, Staunton, Va.
Ti'OUNDED. DEGREE UNDETERMINED
Sergeants
FRITZ. GEORGE II., Oak Ridge. Pa.
CLICK, CLARENCE E., Tiffin, O.
Corporal
, AVERELL, ALBERT S.. North Seattle.
Wash.
Privates
ANDERSON. ALLEN D., Dallas, Tex;
OIROURD. JOSEPH. South Bridge, Mass.
GRANT, MARK I... Unity. Me, ,
LAROENT. EDW.. Fort Henry. Tenn.
LEBOEUF. DONAT E.. New Bedford, Mass.
LEW HARRY. Now York city.
O'HRIKN, DENNIS, Arlington. N. J,
PELICK. FELMAN, New York city.
Army List No. 2
KILLED IN ACTION
Sergeants
, 4 , HILLINOSLEY, 'ROY W Louisville, Ky,
T.tAlI-S .Ultl. M ITKtl.A.vlll.. (V
t .JWAlNOSLKY. ROY W Loulivllle. Ky.
riSHER, RAYMOND 0 Tine Grore, Prhuyl-
kill County, Pa.
HENDERSON. WILLIAM It., Converse,
S. C.
KEIIOE. THOMAS I,. Syracuse. N. T.
NAPIER. THOMAS 1L. rtlvr Creek, Ky.
PENDUS. NICHOLAS. Tarnorol. Austria.
RACHINSKY. KA1TON, Chicago.
SHEA. THOMAS. New York city.
STILLER. ALVIN C, Chicago.
SWIEBOCKI. BRUNO. Chicago.
Corporals
BI'CKLET. GERVLD J . Carbondale, Pi.
ELW1N. JOSEril T.. ritithnrsh, Ts.
FRANCIS. OLIVER E . Balnhridge. O.
OERSHEFKI, FRED J. J . Merlden, Conn.
HIN. OSCAR A.. Lowell. Mass.
LOVDENSLAOER. JOHN, ncthlehem, Ps.
LfllRESKI, FRANK MARTIN. Shamokln,
Pa.
rilLMAN. RALPH W rittshnrgh. Ta.
VRANESICH, JIATTHEW. Joliet, HI.
Trlvates
ANNIS. CIARENCE E . Rmby. N D.
BANNON. FRANK L. St Loul
BRADSHAW. FRED. Chicago
BROWN, VES9E O . Qulel, Kv
CALA. SALVATORE. Sraruse
CARUSON. PATSY Westport. Conn
CONDF.t. JOHN. Ollphant Fiirnare, Pa.
CORMIER. TETER. Adam, Mass.
E.MANUEL. THEMIS. New York city.
ERICKSON. KORT II , Hasty, Minn.
FALTZ. DEEMER H , Arthur, N D.
FIELDS. LUTHER FRANKLIN. Eastey.
S C.
GALLONE. LORENZO, Slonlclrlo Dldal Cat-
taro. Italy
OL1DEWELL. RICHARD L . Olld'well,
Flnley, Tenn
GONZALES. NICK, Lakeland. La
OOODROW, LEON. Fulton N Y
HAIGLER, HENRY W. Burkvllle Ala.
HAMER. TERRELL I... La Orange. Ga.
HARGET. JAMES R . Trenton. Tenn
HEERWAOON. TRED ALBERT. Buffalo
HOWARD. FRED R Sugar Grove, Pa.
INKELEP EL1X. Brooklvn
IRWIN. CHARLES ERNEST, Oakland. Cal.
JEANETTE. MARIO. New Haven. Conn
JOHNSON, JOHN. Paterson. N. J.
JOHNSON. TENNIS. Dernrah. la.
KOSKI, MARTIN. Kllkrnln. Finland
LA LONDE EARL V . Pontlae. Mich.
LEDEHMAN. HARRY, N.vv York city
LUMPKINS. L I, Devall Buff, Ark
McQUARY, CLAUDE II , Norwood, Pa
MIDWOOD, WILLIAM R . Springfield. Mas"
.AHDfJl,l,A, JAMES, Ynungatown, O.
WAASEN. IVAR PORTHEN. Finland.
RESNICK. SAM. Volhvnla. Rusla.
SADOFSKY, WALTER. Olowva Wllno.
Russia
STR-OA. GEORGE. Belluno Longaron-,
Italv.
WORML1GHT, LESTER H ', Skowhegan, Me
DIED OI' WOUNDS
Sergeant
ERB THOMAS J . Masneth. N Y
LEONARD. WILSON, Bristol, Tenn.
Prl rates
RALL. RAI.rH. Grand Torks. N D.
HEACOX. ROBERT J . Pine Meadow. New
tiartrorn, conn
LEVENTiIA).. HARRY. New York.
HOMOS. ANTON Fountain. Minn.
RUFF, JACOB, Chicago. 111.
WOUNDED SEVERELY
Sergeant
BRENNER LESTER, Lafasette. Ind
Corporals
HOWE, JEFFERSON. Jackson. O
MrNAMARA
RAYMOND. New York elty.
METZ. JOSEPH M
EIwochi, In.l
Mechanics
LIPUISKI, NIK, Keene. N H.
ROGERS. ARTHUR E., West Lafaette,
Ind
Privates
AMBLER. CHARLES II . Bellalre. O
ELLIOTT. WILLIAM. New York cltv
KNODALL. CHARLI O.. Olanta. Pa.
FELTER. IRI. Louisville. Ky
FOROSS. OEOROE. Yerlngton. Nev.
GATES. LAWRENCE WILFORD. Millers
Falls. Mass.
HARMON. WILLIAM ROLL1ND. Dratzburg.
Wis.
JENKINS. ARCH. Normantown. W. Va.
JOHNSON. SHARLES H., Evnnston. HI.
KASHIK. URBAN. Algoma, Wis
KELLEY, DORSEY. Revere, W Va.
KNUTSON. CLARENCE. Poynette. Wis
LANGDREHR. CHARLES R , New York
city
LARGE. IVOR B , East Grand Rapids. Iowa
LAWRENCE. ROBERT I.EROY. Ensley
Ala
LEMERISE, HARRY, Washington. D C
LEMON. HEARL New Martinsville. W Va
LISt. VINCENZO. Strongolojolll Rome
McDANIEL. ELY B . Medlrine I.oclge, Kan
MANN. CHARLIE R . Greenville. S C.
MOORE. EVERETT F., Atbury Park, N. J.
MYRAN, CARL T Mnnehesler. Minn
OWAD. PETER. Ann Arbor. Mich.
POL, RALPH. Chester, W Va
rOI'KO. GEON1ZY. Westfleld. Mass.
nAGONESE. JIOSARIO. Brookln.
ROBINSON, LONNIE C , Madison. Ark.
SLECHTA, GEORGE. Victoria, Tex.
SMITH. WILLIE I,.. Carrollton, Miss.
STEEN. ROBERT. Durand. Wis.
STEVENS, BURNHAM THOMAS. Danville.
Ind.
VOYIAS. COSTAS, Slndlason. Greece.
WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined)
Sergeants
MITCHELL. FREDERICK. Danville. 111.
NORA. NICKOLAS, Laredo. Tex.
STROTHER, CHARLES It., Bedford, Ind.
Corporal
ALLEN, JOHN F , Decatur, III.
Bugler
GLOVER, CLYDE A . VaUey Falls, R. I.
Privates
AMADIO. ANTHONT. Yonkerp.
IIUSI, EDWARD G., 012 Chestnut street.
Camden, N. J.
MARSTON, CLIFFORD B . Atlanta. Ga.
MONAOHAN, FRANCIS E., Canadalgua.
N Y
MOORE, TALMADOK n., 33 North Tlfty-
slth street, Philadelphia.
SANTANGEI.O, CHARLES, (IIS East Moore
street. Norrlstovvn, Fa.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS, NOW REPORTED ON DUTY
WITH COMPANY
Trlvatn
HOERR. ERNEST P . Portsmouth, O.
DIED OF WOUNDS, ERRONEOUSLY RE
PORTED AS SEVERELY MOUNDED
Private
NORMAN. JESSE J . Fltzhugh, Ark.
PREVIOUSLY REPORTED DIED OF
WOUNDS, NOW REPORTED SEVERELY
MOUNDED
Sergeant
GIBSTEIN. HARRY. B2S East 135th street,
Bronx, New York.
Marine List
KILLED IN ACTION
Lieutenant
MACK. WILLIAM H . Holyoke, Maes.
Corporal
VAUGHAN, HAZEN A.. Oak Park, HI.
SEVERELY WOUNDED IN ACTION
Sergeants
KANE. TONY W., Chicago.
l'YNCKEI.S, OxCAR. S3 Sassafras street,
Paterson, N, J.
Corporals
KNEIL. LAWRENCE II.. Akron, O.
MONTAG, BERNARD W.. Oshkcsh. Wis.
Prlrates
CLOUATRE. EDMUND P . Worcester. Mass.
HORTON. ROY O . Rocnester. N. Y.
MULLEN. ALFRED 0.. Arronu, I'a.
SCOTT. LESLIE R . League City. Tex.
BAILEY. AURIN II . Providence. R, I.
CAMERON, ROBERT C, Chicago,
SMITH, FRANK R.. Brookljn.
SMITH. LOUIS G , Verona, N. Y,
WOUNDED (Degree Undetermined)
Lieutenants
HOLLADAY. DAVIS A . Marlon. S. C.
ROBERTSON. JAMES F.. Chicago.
PALMER. HAROLD T . Wllloughby, O,
ZISCHKE, HERMAN R., Horlcon. Wis.
Sergeants
KIDDER. HUGH P.. Waukon, la.
WILKINSON, EDWARD L., Oreat Fall.
Mont.
nrsNJAMIV. ROMEYN P,. New York city.
HAkVERBON,. ALFRED O., Rldewa: O,.
HALVERSON,. ALFRED O., Rldgeway O,.
STILLER, MICHAEL J.. New Orleans. Ll.
zebrowski, LEO J., Jamaica, N. T.
Corporal
BECKWITH, IIOYAL M , Joliet. III.
CAMPBELL. CHARLES. Clinton, Minn.
DYE, WILLIAM E , Kenmore O.
WALKER. FRANK S . Mlllls Mae
SUTHERLAND. EARL L.. Tenn Yan. N T
TOIIIN, RALPH A.. 811 South St. nernnrd
street. Philadelphia.
ANDERSON. ALBIN, Lockport, HI.
DERGE, OBED T., 3141 Tark avenue, Minne
apolis, BLACK, FRED O., Charlotte, N C
BRADFORD. CLARENCE D , Ashland. Tex
CLINE. CAMPBELL B Covington, Ky.
FITZGERALD. LYNN C . Flint, Mich
HUFSMITH, JOHN W , Houston, Tex
McCONKAT, THOMAS M . Oregon, III
FEVEHOUSE. WILLIAM A . Sluskogee.
Okla
TOTTER, WILLIAM O . Chicago.
SLOAN. FRED E . Chicago.
Trumpeter
HART. MURRAY E . Danville, Va.
Prlvntea
AKERS. HOMER J . Norwood. Mo.
IIAUGAMAN. RUDOLPH, 15 llre'man street,
Newark, N. J.
nARRENTINE. THOMAS J . MeKlnney. Tex.
BROUOH. FRANK C , New York city
CZRENSHOWSKI. FRANK 1'.. Chicago.
DACEY. RAYMOND J , Detroit
GRAVENHORST, CLEMENT It , Brooklyn,
N Y
OI'OVKS. ERMY W , Corinth, Ky
LEARNED. EARL. Kenosha. Wis
LOMBARDO. BLAZE, Cleveland. O.
McCORD. FITCH L , Pari, III
McNAMARA. JOHN. Green Island. N Y.
MALONEY, MARTIN T . St Louis
MILLER. CLAUDE S . Bloomlngton. 111.
MITTELHOLTZ, MILTON A . Pasadena.
Cal.
MOORE. ALBERT W, Madi'onvllle. O.
MOSS, CARROLL II , Tokonsha. Mich
MULLIS. JACOB V , Tunnellton. Ind.
NELSON. EARL C , .Flushing. Mlrh
PAR.MENTEK, CLAUDE E , Waukesha,
WK
PERRY. HOWARD E.. Cunoridmrg. Pa.
ROBERTS, CARKOLL O . Carrollton. III.
ROM1NB, CLAUDE. Leland. Ml,
ROSENE. CLARENCE W. FnbvnConn
SCHILLING, OEOnGE, East Highland Park.
Mich
BASSETT. JOHN R . Rlakes, Va
FARRAR. MILLIXM M . East Orange. N. J.
FEHRS. LI:STI:R I . Chester N Y
FRANKENSTEIN. IRWIN W . SI Loul
HALE. JOHN J . Thrall. Tex
NELSON. AUSTIN A . Crooksvlll" O
ROGERS. RAYMOND P . New burgh N Y
SHARP HORACE II , Colbert Oa
SMITH, RALPH I)., North lleml. Pa.
SrEAR WALTER C Pleaant Cltv O
SrHLAO. REEF. I'ralrle du t-ae AVI
SEA.AIAN. ALFRED R.. AAet Middlesex, I'a.
SCHMIDT. DEAVEA-, AVhltnev. Tex
SEAVELL. AV1LLIAM O . llelvldr 111
SKAGOS. AVILI.IAM H.. M Loul
SLACK. PRESTON L . Th-dfnrd Center, A't
STERN AVILI.IAM. New York cltv
TETLEY ENGELBERT M. Indl impnlls
THORSEN, OEOROE S . Chicago
TRENT. AVILI.IAM M. Andersnnvllle, A" i
TURNER. ROBERT II.. Indian ipolls
UPDYKE. OSCAR E , Avoca. N Y
AVALL. MATHEW J Morganflfld Kv
AVALTER A RAYMOND, St Loul
AVILKlNhON. KARL II . Chester. Ill
AVIRFS. EDWARD J . St. Louis
AVOHLGEMl'TH, OEOROE G.. AA'llcox. Neb.
YOAS, CHARLES C . Cincinnati.
SLIGHTLY AVOUNDED IN ACTION
Private
VAT1TES. JOSEPH C. Ilopklnsvlll. Ky
MISSING IN ACTION
Corporal
FLORENTINE. ANTHONA-, Everett. Mass
Sergeant
WALKER. JAMES M , Cincinnati. O
Trlxutes
FISHER. EARL II , Fox Lake, AVIs
GOMEZ. CHARLES F . Tampa. Fia
JOHNSON. VICTOR E . Minneapolis.
HOri'E. AVILI.IAM O, Milwaukee
PITTS. JAMES T . Pontonsuc, III
QU1NN. ROLAND AV , St- Paul. Minn
SPITZBARDT, OUSTAA-. Milwaukee, AAM
AA'HITNEY, CHARLES 1L. Rochester, Minn
BRITISH RECRUIT 5000 HERE
Thirty-five More Men Start To
day for Canada
Thirty-five men left the Brltlsh-Ca.
nadlan recruiting station. Sixteenth and ,
Chestnut streets, today for Windsor.,
Nova Scotia They will sail for Eng
land for training I
Fifteen were recruits for the Jewish)
Legion In Palestine, while the otnprs
will have their choice of cither the
British or Canadian armies
The patroltism of the British pubject;
here In the United States Is becoming so
keen as to cause men with largo fami
lies, to x-olunteer Of the first three men
examined yesterday one had a family
of eight children, another seven and
another six. They were all accepted
The British Government will pay their
families about J65 a month The re
cruiting station this week jiassed the
S0O0 mark In recruit..
EMORY TITMAN ARRESTED
Denies Larceny Charge, Admits Stop-
ping Pajment on Check r
C Hmory Tltman, twenty-nine years
old, man-nbout-town, arrested yesterday
at the Hotel A'endlg on a warrant fiom
Yonkers, N Y, charging grand larceny,
was held under $1000 ball by Magistrate
Mecleary In the Central S'ation today
for a further hearing August H i
Tltman told the Magistrate that while,
attending the races near Yorker hrt wa
misled by a bookmaker Into giving a
check for $300 to cover a wager Later,
when he suspected a confidence game, h !
ordered his bank to refure pajment of
the check.
WAR PLANT FIRE RULES
Industries Board Recommends Stand
ards Boniface in Charge
By the Associated Press
AVahtnis'ton. Aug. S General stand-1
ards for Are prevention to be applied
particularly to war Industries, have been
recommended Jointly by the war Indus
tries board and the bureau of standards.
It was announced today. i
A. O. Boniface has been designated as
the co-operating agent between the fire
prevention section of the board and the
bureau i
WITH FINGERS!
CORNS LIFT OUT
Costs few cents! Doesn't
hurt a bit! Drop a little Freez
one on that touchy corn, in
stantly that corn stops hurting,
then you lift it right out,
with the fingers. Yes, magic!
A tiny bottle of Freezone costs
but a few cents at any drug store,
but is sufficient to remove every
hard corn, soft corn, or corn be
tween the toes, and the calluses,
without soreness or irritation.
Freezone is the sensational dis
covery of a Cincinnati genius.
Tear 4tiftlil his Fictions.
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WANAMAKER'S store opens at 8.30 D0WN STAIRS STORE
A Cool and Convenient Shopping Place
The Down Stairs Store at Wanamaker's
Beautiful New Autumn Frocks
Have Arrived Two Hundred Strong
SPECIAL AT $23.25
Fresh and lovely things that arc samples and you knoAV that means extra quality
and the newest fashions. Most of them are of Georgette crepe and are light enough for
immediate wear. All are new and will be lovely dresses to take to the shore with you.
At $23.25 they are considerably underprice, as you will quickly realize when you see them.
Noticeably attractive are:
New Voile Dresses
SeA-eral hundred neAV A-oiles in stripes, polka
dots and plain colors have lately arrived. Checked
organdies in cool, pretty colorings are nlso here.
S5, SG.50 and SG.To.
New Hats to Complete These
Charming Costumes
Many new velvet hats, both large and small, have been
finding their way to the Down Stairs Millinery Salon dur
ing the past week. There are some really lovely color com
binations, notably a delightful use of soft rose and wood
brown. Most of the hats are, of course, black, for their
becomingness is universal. Every woman knows the de
lights of the first new hats of Autumn.
Prices start at $o, $6, 99.50 and go upward.
A New Lot of
Sleeveless Suits
Pink or Copenhagen blue
linene suits Avith xx-hite pique
collars embroidered Avith pink
or blue dots. Every suit is
fresh and neAV nnd ever so
youthfully attractive. SG. All
sizes for AA-omen.
(Market)
Tuckings and Soft
Folds Mark
the New Neckwear
Many of the never things which
have arrived during the Aveek
6hoAv tucks running vertically,
diagonally or in squares, all of
which are very effective on sheer
organdie.
An odd vestee is pleated in
front and has a pleated collar
across the back.
The becoming line of the monk
collar is observed on a number
of the neAV neckfixings. 50c, 7,"c
and $1.
Special at 25c
Some neAV little collars of pink,
yelloxv or blue organdie, cut
square across the back Avith a
round collar of embroidered or
gandie superimposed.
(Central)
Corsets for All
Types of Figures
at $1.50
They are all lightweight Sum
mer corsets, cool and comfort
able. The boning is no heavier
than is absolutely necessary, and
there is a Avide use of clastic Aveb
bing for comfort. A Avell-chosen
corset will add much to your Sum
mer comfort.
(Central)
Bathing Suits
Have First Call in
the Week-End
Wardrobe
Women's suits of all sorts
are to be had for small sums
in the Doaata Stairs Store. They
begin at $2.50 for suits of cot
ton serge and at ?5 and $5.75
there are pretty suits of mo
hair and surf satin. At $10
there are some beautiful suits
of black tafTeta.
Caps, garters, sashes and so
on are hard by. Shoes, 26c to
75c. .
(Market)
Ill
a AA-hitc Georpette crepe with
Finall n.iA'y blue dots arranged in
groups Avith plain-blue Gcovpotte
forminjr the sash and neck frill
nnd three roxvs of .silk cord fringe
trimminrc the sides of the skirt;
a Avhite, flesh or peach color
Georgette crepe Avith a Russian
blouse tucked in squares;
a black, taupe or flesh-pink
satin Avith a panel of Georg tte
ending in Iaa-o ioaa's of henA-y silk
fringe back and front;
a navy serge combined with
black satin and Avide silk braid;
a naA-y Georgette Avith Avhite
iolka dots oA-cr a foundation of
AA-hite China silk;
a naA-y serge trimmed Avith
bands of tan serge, Avhich arc em
broidered Avith naA'y blue avooI.
Voile
(Market)
(Alarket)
Overalls for Women
War Workers
Sturdy khakicolored ox:ernlls
of galatea.arp made Avith collars
that can be Avorn buttoned high
or open at the throat; the bloom
ers fit closely at the ankles. $3.50.
Caps to match aie fi.V.
(Central)
Rompers for
Afternoon
are neAV and A'cry practical. Al
though you Avant baby to look
cunning and pretty Ax-hcn you
take him out, you also Avant him
to be cool. Better rompers sat
isfy both Avays, for they arc cool
and pretty, too.
For All the Kiddies
of 1 to G Years
there better rompers begin at $2
for some of sheer Avhite dimity
in tiny checks, and go up to $2.50
for others of thin-striped dimity
in pale canary, pink or blue, Avith
collars and cuffs of fine white
lawn edged AA'ith soft ruffles.
Smocking A-cry neatly and pret
tily done adds its touch at the
square necks.
Fine crepe rompers with stripes
of blue, yellow or pink are $3.
(Central)
Behold, the Princess
Slip Returns
It enters in pale pink silken
muslin soft and cool xvith no
no frills ahout it. Elastic at the
AA-aist insures a snug fit. The
fairly full skirt is finished Avith a
hemstitched hem and the camisole
xvaist is simply finished Avith rows
of hemstitching about the top
and on the shoulder straps. $3.
(Central)
Special
Marquisette for
Curtains, 25c a Yard
White Cream Ecru
Any of these that you choose
is quite daintily pretty in mar
quisette Avith hemstitched bor
ders; all a yard AA'ide.
All Ready for
Curtains
iA-ory marquisette with hem
stitched borders is finished Avith
an imitation cluny lace edge at
30c a yard. A hem at the top
and at the bottom and presto!
you have a curtain 1
(Cheitnut)
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Dresses Reduced
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All frocks in our regular stock Avhich have
become a little mussed have had their jirices re
duced. The A-aricty is great and the prices very
Ioaa- ?2, $3, ?3.75 and upward.
Only a Few Words Are Necessary for
Any Reasoning Man These Days
Palm Beach suits are reduced to $7.50.
Cool Cloth suits are reduced to $7J50 and $12.75.
A Man Who Knows Cool Clothing
Can Do the Rest
Crepe de Chine
Petticoats Cool
and Durable
Lovely flesh or AA'hite petticoats
of crepe de chine haA-c deep
shirred flounces prettily embroid
ered Avith dots and finished AA'ith
scallops. Both the dots and the
scallops are done by hand. $
Black Petticoats
Special at $2
Really good black sateen petti
coats haA'o elastic at the Avaist and
unusually deep nccordion-pleatcd
flounces edged with ruffles.
Soft and White
is the fine nainsook that is used
in these lovely envelope chemises.
The chemises are cut generously
full and are adorned in back the
same as in front Avith embroid
ered medallions, insertion and
lace. 51.50.
Pink Crepe
envelope chemises are quite sim
ply trimmed Avith blue stitching
and blue ribbon. 51.25.
Bloomers at 65c
Three Kinds
All hnA-e elastic at the Av'aist
and at the knees. One is of pink
batiste and has a hemstitched
ruffle, another is of pink crepe
like material, and the last is of
soft Avhite material with a crepe
finish.
(Central)
Men's Neckties
35c, 3 for $1
Cool summer silk four-in-hands
are reduced to this price. There
are numerous colorings in A'arious
designs and each neckband is
lined.
(C.allrrj-, Market)
Bathing Shoes Special at 60c a Paii
There are still plenty
red, white, green and in
White Oxfords
for women are made of canvas with plain
A'amps. The turned soles and high-covered heels
carry out the long, slender lines of the ties.
$3.50 a pair.
Women's Shoes
of soft Avhite leather, much like buckskin, are
$4.50 a pair for those Avith medium heels, and
$4.75 a pair for those with high, covered heels.
Both have attractive perforations.
(Chettnut)
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Store Closes at 3
Hair Nets
50c a Dozen
Blonde, auburn, black and
A-arious shades of broAA-n are in
cap or straight nets.
(Central)
Week-End Bags
into Avhich you can slip the things
that you need for the Aveek-end
A'acation are made of black enam
eled cloth, neatly finished inside.
S3 to $4.50 each, according to size
and style.
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Women's Milanese
Silk Gloves
of Unusual Quality
A firm and heavy quality in
white, Avith Avhite or black Paris
point stitching on the backs, and
in gray, pongee, beige or black.
All are in tAA-o-clasp style. SI.
(Centrnl)
Women's Cotton
Hose, 18c
3 Fairs for 50c
Four colors for choosing tan,
mahogany broAvn, natural and
gray. All sizes.
(Centrnl)
(Cnllery, Market)
Georgette Crepe Blouses Are
Cool and Sheer
NeAV ones, freshly unboxed, form cool heaps of pink and white
ness. Some are embroidered Avith heaA-y silk threads, some are'
beaded and on others there is a touch of color. All are lovely and
soft and remarkably cool. $5.
(Alarket)
300 Babies' Dresses
Specialtat 85c
Crisp Avhite laxvn frocks Avith
neatly hemstitched hern? are fin
ished Avith edgings of blue, pink
or AA-hitc embroidery about the
round collars, on the cuffs and on
the yokes. These are in 1 and
2 year sizes.
White Combinations
for Coolness
A combination and a little dresr
or suit are all that the children
need to w?r.r in the hot Ax-eather,
for these combinations combine
draxvers and Ax'aSsts In one piece,
straight in front from the neck
to the knees.
Fine AA'hite nainsook makes
them cool nnd durable and lace
or embroidery makes them pretty.
You may choose straight or
bloomer knees, for there are both
at SI and $1.25 for children of 4
to 12 years.
(Central)
When You Picnic
it is much pleasanter to haA-c
plates and holders that you do
not haA-e to wash and bring back
with you. Napkins, kniA'es'and
forks, cups, plates and all the
other A'arious picnic things are
here in quantity ine.xpensiA'ely
priced.
(Central)
of these in practically all sizes.
black-and-white made to lace
Wriggling
cording to sire.
for the children
are finished with
a pair, according
WANAMAKERI
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Men! 100 Genuine
Panamas i
Special at $1.90
Alpine and trooper shapes ar ,
in the lot, and it isn't every dajrj,
that you find Panama hats at this j
price. Some are slightly soiled,
irom Deing nanaiea.
(Onllery, Market)
Special
Men's Nightshirts
$1.50
An assorted lot of nightshirts
made of mull, muslin or cambric,
trimmed in A'arious ways and fin-i'
ished A-ery well.
Special
Men's Pajamas
$1.75
White checked madras pajamas
are cool and are made with low
necks for summer wear. Most of,
them are finished AA'ith colored
trimmings.
((inllerr. Market)
Boys' Shirts
75c
Quite neat shirts are these of
rvorrnln nrt mnHrns. ntt.mptivplv
striped. All of them are made '
AA'ith soft cuffs.
(nailery. Market)
Sleeveless Sports
Coats, $2.75
A little let of sports coats
of taupe, w hite or green cordu
roy or woolly, AA'hite material,
lined throughout, are marked
at this special price. Vacation
ers, take notice!
(Market)
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Cool Combination
Suits, "Seconds," 50c
Ribbed cotton combination suits
for Avomen are made Avith lace
trimmed knees, V necks and are
sleeveless. Regular and extra
sizes at this price.
(Central)
Talcum Powder
Helps Toward a
Comfortable Sleep
at Night
A liberal dusting of fragrant
talcum powder will loAx-er the tem
perature to a remarkable degree ,,
The talcum poAvder must bj
A'eiA'eiy ami nuii-uruaiiu j.jic ;
DoAvn Stairs Store carries just
that sort in pound cans at 20c a
can. Other kinds of talcum pow
der are 18c to 25c a can.
(Central)
The shoes are in black,;?!
high. .
Their Toes With Joy '
the kiddies can play in all comfort vhen theyj
Avear tan play Oxfords, for the play shoes give";
the feet plenty of room to groAv Avithout making'
an ugly appearance. i.ao to $z.ov a pair, ac-.
White Pumps J
are made of soft leather fi
ankle straps. $1.75 to $8
to size, w
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