St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 5, 1918
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> ; _ a ; MATTER. ro r Paelivi Mort he vatue til Se” X oar orate Buy More Liberty Bonds and Help - to Win the War ne ee ae A ee ——— ES Rt re | AMERICANS AT he Only Bvening row ee et _ in St. LOUIS, 5 AT URD \Y EVENING, OCTOBER 5, 1918 31. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Louis With the Associated Press News Service —1!2 PAGES. ON — a0 — ee renee ————’ — te il ae dhe V5 CENTS. ee RICE ee ee te a TACKING FROM MEUSE TO THE ARGONNE Officially Announced 35th Division, Including St. Louis (138th) Regiment, Is in the Fighting 1 AMERICANS AN) BRITISH PUSH ON FRENGH GAIN IK Tht CHAMPAGNE More Ground North of Mont Blanc in Direction of the River Arnes Captured— » 3000 Prisoners Taken. CROSSINGS OF AISNE CANAL BY FRENCH Troops Have Passed Across at Several Points and Out- skirts of Bermericourt Is Reached. the Associated Pre ‘SS. PATTIES. Oct. y.—lLnder Bvt pressure of Krench and American (ier- lett territory the | J ’ e i ae ae 1) j ine 1 the, (;¢er- Man defense, Sutin news for March the had resulted in movenient of the bhattle front for practical), the entire from: the North Sea to Ver- (,0uraud'’s a Ptr west of gconne for | a | week offensive conducted by three major sectors “4 forward stretch just fought it point where it al commupic dun the worrers tivo lespie ‘ Lber of n'ght hours. The flames the (rillespie shops persons lust and in the burned unopposed at and were threat- destruction othe Vicin- ening with reat munition pl LW oO ints in the 7 notficial upward Repored Dead. placed the of 157. based statements of per who el they knew of the dest: groups of emplh certain OXplosion., ne night estimat: a dead at upon 41mied uction of SOS and ev VaTlous Ves firemen periods. ¢ shift was known to number 2000 pe) and accounted for this noon numbered scores. While it that the to be hundreds, lespie companys that such an would be exagre l'ourteen bodi- have been identified. are in the- ruins is t is fared some and that be found Surrounding Meanwhile, SONS, those ifte) only Was loss of considered possible life would be found officers of the Gil- expressed opinion estimate at this time reported TO That believed weope others likely destroved will men no trace of them e' ny bivacuated., which populations Towns communities Morgun. with than uated a! Iv as if they were in zone. Tlomes have been rui roads | out * dvastatd around were _ ? S'UTr?PrOUnG - totalling were pore LU On ners COMPLY eT huroepean 44 i? ey, “at Wost is ned, and high- stil] eading Ways for miles thronged at noon wi men and children fleeing from the The s could be the a) ' pefugees women dan well ge! ZOTLE ‘ene compared to in the Many tamily roups with them truck and Forme house- hich wazon: had hold goods piled on automobile trundled baby ear Was a wheelbarrows The warm w“ hundreds tields, roadside been ruined ani long in Wages godsend picknicked sone cemeteries by [lomes have roads out of the dev districts were thronged all night all dav with men, women and chi dren fleeing to safety. With them moved ambulances carrying injured. Tons of T. N. T., buried in a not far from the Gillespie ure thought to be safe from ex but preeautionarv. mic taken leading astated creel plosion, sures have proximity of othe: lunition trie been because of the Indus pee bkicho - New York. sidents of New ; the continued bling of explosions echoes of an artillery battle This the Yerk and ad rum- seernjed as the not far height- ne the a istricts illusion whe rice appeal dur Continued on Page 2, teluma 45. 5 10,500 Prisoners and 350 Guns Taken°in Flanders in Week HAVRE, Friday, Oct. 4. N the operations in Flander. since Sept. 28, the Belgian, British and French forces have taken 10,500 prisoners, 354 guns and 600 machine guns, the official statement from Belgian War Office tonight. Favs the brands ~ “STAGGER STOP’’ SAVES TIME, BUT CARS RUN ON OLD SCHEDULE kixplains Time Saved Is Used Up at End of Lines. ‘ameron of the United the time sav- Companys Supt. Bruce «4 Railways was asked today by Post-D) had teh whether any ted by the stop’? schedule, which has been in effect since Sept. 22. ‘Yes, some running time has been saved on some lines,”’ he. replied. Asked if schedules had been re arranged to conform to faster time, he said: “No, we have been taking time we saved at the ends of the lines. If you want to know any more about it, vou will have to ask the “uel Administration.” BILL FOR ANOTHER FEDERAL JUDGE HERE NOT TO PASS Objection of Massachuseits Repre- sentative Holds Up Measure for This Session. WASHINGTON, Oct. o.--Con- cressman Igoe’s bill providing for the an additional lked- eral Judge for the Eastern Missouri District appears doomed to failure. The bill, which was introduced in April. was referred to the House Ju- diciary Committee and placed on the unanimous consent calendar in the HIouse. Consideration of it was blocked by the objection of Con- gressman Wulsh of Massachusetts. No further action on the bill is pos sible ut this session of Congres. Another bill of interest to the St! Louis Judiciary thut introduced last Mav bv HHoke Smith of providing for inereasing l‘ederaul Judges trom $HO00 to $6500 x with en addi- tional $500 for each half million of population above 500,000 in a dis- trict The bill referred to the Judiciary There inimiediute will out. ing been effec stag- ser what appointment of Senator (2a os Te OT RLU, salar} 7 ot year Wis Committee. prospect thut Senate is no he reported KIEL WILL APPROVE CHANGE OF BERLIN TO PERSHING AVENUE Mayor Says Any Celeb Must Be Arranged by Residents. ‘ation Plans the announced todav he sign a biil, passed yesterday Aldermen. Name of providing berlin iv Change i will be made immedi by the Board of changing the Pershing avenue. tor sZ2ns will be the change or said. lf anv he must be arranged b the scre ‘he celepration said, if residents on ment to change by residents the name was itiafte ‘i FAIR AND COOLER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW, FORECAST iit: TE. MPE: RATE RES, Official fore- cast for st. Louis and vicinity: lair and some- what cooler to- night und == to- morrow. AUSTRIA HAS |, HER EYE _ON ‘THE ExtT SIGN r i and mM ti somerwhut tonight Morrow. Illinois lair and somewhut coole! tonight and tomorrow. xcept cloudy in northeast nNol- ‘ooler in west and to- tion ( north and Tear rons, stage Weather beginning the Weather Bu- today inciud?: lp Missis- ‘Lower Missouri vaileys Monday or Tuesday a7G Thurseda’ frequent al a. . Saeeeee | it¢ WASHINGTON predictisns for the Monday issued Db) nweek reau per gippi and “howers again about termation if esoler | MAXMIILIAN WILL ANNOUNCE GERMAN PEAGE PLAN TODAY New Chancellor to Declare in Against Annexations West in Reichstag Speech, Paris Dispatch Says. HE WANTS KAISER’S COLONIES RETURNED ———EE Would Restore Belgium by International Fund, No Payments to France, Al- sace to Be Retained. By the Associated Prese. COPENHAGEN, Oct. 35. we. Ww J S. Solf. German Colonial Serretary, has been appointed lv Imperial Foreign secretarysnip, it was officially announced in bBeriin today. continue during the will also as Dr. Solf 7 Ae Colonial Secre- Dr. Gleim as under secre- — ary with tary. Mathias has witnout Erzberger, the centris: appointed Secretary Herr the leader, been of Stute portfolio. Socialist member of has been named for the Imperial La- Bauer, Reichstag, retary of State bor Office. A Basel report has heen appointed to succeed Gen. Stein, resigned as Prussian Min of Wa to the Strass- hurege Post. has (Chief of Staff in savs Gen. von r. according (sroener the Ukraine (jen been Rr the Asso: : PARIS, Ovt. 5 * of Baden, the néw tierman Chuncellor, will declare the West by of the ful! according 4 Maximilian mperi i] against an- (;ermany ritice nexations in ind in favor of belgium. te Te Journal from Zurich. The-restoration will be carried by means of an international fund however, uccording to the progzran) which it is indicated the Chancello will to the Reichstag today. In general, it is declared, his state- ment of policy will be based on bota the Reichstag peace resolution of 1917 and the Baron Burian. the Au an Foreign Minister There is indication wiso that the Chancellor will make Known a dis position to contide the revision of the srest-Litovsk and sucharest treaties of all belligerents [le will repayment of the done to France, it is de. and will demand the ftreedorn of the the (jerman sense of that phrase and (;erman colonies It is further (Chancellor will favo disarmament, but wil) restoration dispate h Out propose statement of tro-Hungari- recent to nu congress the oppose dumage clared, seas in the return of the that Thre partial forecast and progressiv: not tain anv ment with Lorraine. and is to the return of the jidea ot an rning er.ter Alsace Oppos ec lrance cConee absoiute iv Two provinces BASEL Reichstag Maximilha pected resolution dicate desi The indications 4a} sion will 1 a brief o ] ably adjourning date for assembiing after hear the de ties regular vember, ments ing laration Text of the German Reichstag “Peace of July 8, 1917. the tex' ai tesolution™ tollowtin is slled peace resolution pa (german Reichstag Juls vote gf214 to 116 ‘As on Aug. 4, 1914, t threshold of the fourth war the German people assurance of the speech ‘Weare driven by no the vear of the stung upon from lis? the the throne of conquest (;ermany took of its liberty and for the integrity of it Reichstag labors fo tual understundine aAmMNonEs t up arms in independence territorie peace at and lasth g oncilation the Forced acquisitions of te: and tihle nolitica economica! olations are incompa peace "The ing at rejects Reichstag ain an economic blectl ‘ eontinued eon Page 2, (column 4, . ‘the Meuse the Germaii | ference to as Sec-, | Gy the Assoclated (rroener | ‘NOR arrange- > OUR MEN OF 35TH ONES IN THE MEUSE DRIVE, MARCH THINKS Staff Chief Says They Probably Are Missouri and Kansas Men Mentioned. Staff Correspondent Post-Dispatch. WASHINGTON, Oct. 5 ADS put by the Post-Liispaten today, Gen Mareh and Kansas mart in By a of the r.ne questions correspondent that the Missouri mentioned as taking drive were probably th troops of brged se fifth Division However, he said that the unit had not been identified by number in the official dispatches from Gen. VPer- shing. Referring to the Camp Funston division, said that these troops the St. Mihiel area. took part in the drive out that salient has ported stated frroops the Kighty-ninth, (jen. March were now in Whether thes that pinched not been re Dispateh have that the composed of Readers of the Post- known for the last week Thirtyv-fifth Division, Missouri and Kansas includ- ing the 138th «St. Louis) Infantry and 128th (St. Louis) Artillery, were taking part mm the battle between the Argonne Forest and the River Meuse. (‘able reports of the fighting from Cluir Kenamore, Post-Dispatch staff correspondent with the American forces, have made this clear by ref- individual acts of mem- the 138th, although it was permissible until today to iden- the division by number. LroOops, bers of not tifs EIGHT YANKEE FLIERS GIVE BATTLE TO 25 ENEMY PLANES Live German Machines Fall While Only One of the Americans lalils to Land Safely. Press. AMIECRICAN VERDUN, nightfall sit VEST OF Just WITH ARMS TH Oct. 4 Ar.eris nore before eight , in pursuit planes enccuntered than 25 enemy machines be balloon Ameri- ‘lo? squad- fig)’ ‘ than 15 luded while on a The lines exper dition, plist, " oOmnLo alrp.anes, nhiore ‘ond the -hooting haa aceoi they ran ecloliis when ron of followed minutes, live f toa ned isorman which but when the enemy and all but one Jjvas on its lasted Was plunes wer: of the Ame- wav home q*eptia’ suadror, BLOW SOON WILL BE DIRECTED AT TURKEY, GEN, D’ESPEREY SAYS Nation to Be “Thrown Once and for All From Asia.” Atlled Command. cr in Macedonia Predicts. By the Associated Prees SALONIKI, Oct. 5, direct our bloy ut and the vanquished thrown and for all declared CGien. Franchet d’ Kaperey. the allied Commander in Chief the Macedonian front in replying to a 6S | WOMAN DRIVES LAUNDRY TRUCK karns S17 a Week, as Against $12 to $15 When She Worked Inside. tage of cansed niake hey ‘We will scon Constantinople Turk will be into Asia,” qr«ce Sho; men oas vom appearance in an- her in St. an (t® other vocation foreign to Louis 39354 Ving an laundr’ former is lalndt She WT i- illarnies« Ow ! if ery f ick fo ; Amanda ter piace, } deity Cviive She CMD LOVedd iyperte fhe ring from $12 Sis a paid $17 furnish: week a nd a for ‘Oo? A " eek She ne re, ine ding ard money in training to ir ;} be) 8379 les bur.d 3 FLYERS KILLED IN COLLISION Machines Texas. When Air in Fourth tnjured Come Together in Re ft Aven FORT WORTH Tex ct. 6 jiation [ieutena were fourth was lated] Pres Three ar killed? and a about noon today, when two planes collided near Kella: The dead are Theodore Marrs of Washington, Dm. «¢.: Rov J. MeNeughton, Oneida lil. and Frank Hi. Smith of HRasiey, S -< The injured officer is Lieut A. te of Brockway, Mont All were Taliafero Field injured wee) etutioned at Newspaper rapist Wounded. rv the Agee y°# WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY NORTHWEST VERDUN, Fri- day. Oct. 4 loseph Timmons, eo: respondent for a Angeles (Cal) newspaper, hile atching the battle from a hill in region of Epine ville. was wounded in the right cheek bv a #hell fragment this aft ernoon (iher corresnondents as- ficid dressing reece qt i.oO# the visted Timmonae te a station. Friday, | or) This bombu o-—— ADVANCE OF MILE MADE AT POINTS Number of Villages Taken in New Move Forward; Illi- nois Troops Take Part in Resumption of Attack in Meuse Region. PERSHING REPORTS OUR ARMY’S ADVANCE Americans Advance in Face of Heavy Artillery and Machine Gun Fire; Enémy Forced Back to Kremhilde Line at One Point. By the Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 5 11:10 American troops attacked again this morning between the Meuse and the Argonne along an ex- tended front. The advance at some points has reached more than a mile and several villages have been taken. The forward sweep of the Ameri cans is progressing brilliantly, a¢ cording to advices received by Liberte this afternoon. La Pershing’s Report of Vesterday’s American Advance. bi e Assoctated zs ere wv ASHIINGTOC Pershing s communique the War Denartment last night re ports the resuming of the American attack west of the Meuse and the ad- ancing of the Ainerican line two t kilometers Several villages taken from the (ict ? (,en. received at ive were alse reported enemy. The tion A resumed coming a udvanced out statement “Oct. 4, See This morning the attack was west of the Meuse. Ovegr- strong resistance, we have line two to five kilome- ecarrvineg Hill 240, north of Pike and taking from the enems the villages of Clesnes ilie, Che- hers und La rorg: ; “In the face of heavy machine-gun tire troops from Hl- Wisconsin, Pensyivania, Vie- ginia and West Virginia and regulaf troops be lon iging to Major-(leneral K L. Bullard’s corps forced the AaAemy back to the Wriemhbilde positions south of the de Noret DETAILS OF THE AMERICAN ADVANCE EAST OF ARGONNE “a \5° ters, ermiont, ble artillery and noms, bioj}s ‘ ‘ : tT? WITH Tih. NORTHWEST ‘ AMERICAN VERDUN attack the LinMY } ri. em at vf hold lie (rie jmayv. Cre he Argonne corps the Anierican ined resista te Americat vd Vuneed ‘hind a terrific barrage. -¢ rliment of the began at «/48% enemys °° shells ciong the se gradual’ i? niinute at lines oO Cpock, miimnwute rhise was ff [)¢ American fire had when erman [o Spe ak and the Cae commenced @9 \mer's Ln Thes Clerges, gun to slacke batteries beran niachine the adv ‘ of the ‘ls idiivy ahead through emy impede « ans, Nevertheless voOpSe if center moved ate fought their which they had sMHared fer severgi days with the enem nl befare noon had driven ions ey wat the trert of (,esnes In freat of Remagne the «trongest German line in this sector It if a long, intricate trench sysiem which i« bullt on a eurving line #¢ that each end of tt enfilades any foree that attacks another portion Important (.aine of Morning. The Oo fee the kept in perfect the and rapidis un mont and Chehers ville Hts thes La Viergette and la well as the Grange farm. They had aiso taken Hilt 746. Thies advanee had been just as rapid aa that of the troops farther to the east, notwith-«. standing the fact that they went over. ock wiihéut ange Contisued on Page 2, Cotuga Pot ae lies lef cen bEver- and captured Fle. had mooped ube Meni! farm an American ft? “Ti touch with ter c'eaned Ti deceyy the ton af 2:39 oe
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_ ee on ee - > ’ es —ommlitipeetian -_ me Pa, Pee ee Le Sas Ae idhe'y a ee ee meee OT Gin eer LP. ee oe ee » se Wy ngs te >) ote ea . ai fe at - SO ep Eo a = egy money f . : : “ - ‘ tut yey r Soe ri ae . a. «ie Muir Pin . ’ 8 s : ra ] #, ay phe P . *, — nok) oh RET oh mente, pers cenae eae pet Wel i . llollianed has not invited the belligerents to ol LOUIS POST “DISPATCH et 2 SATURDAY EVENING, OC POBER 5 Y, 1918. —— aan MARSHAL FOCH'S CARD. — 4 \ Translation Premier Considering New of lhe Allied armies; with his thanks. the in The card was received by a member French Society in acknowledgment of a program of one of the so The Marshal Foch, The stgnature ts (tials of the Marshal, whose given name of the Sl. clely’s patriotic meetings. — we oe pegotiite for peace, it was declared President Wilson. NO see offer has AMERICANS MAKE ae sn reached the State epartment by the Foreign Office today. ducks 2 oa the Wutch Cawei dene or ADVANCE OF MILE ig not a word of truth in the state- any other source, and no news of IN NEW ATTACK mnent of the Berlin Tageblatt to that one has been received from any of effect. the official announcemen the allies. When Count von Burian Made his (ontinuned From Page One. states recent proposal for a nonbinding ' aT aoe conference it was reported to the artillery preparations and handed AMSTERDAM. Oct. 5.—Austria- State Department. here that the the Germans a big surprise. Dutch Government had been ap- Just south of Chehery the genera! Mungary has requested Holland to proached by the Austrians and had. advance was slowed up by a German invite the belligerents to take part in agreed to furnish a meeting place counter attack and American tanks peace negotiations, says the Vienna for the proposed conference. had to be sent for to drive the en- correspondent of the ferlin Tage- It is recalled that tae . gten Grov-| emy back. ernment within a fortnight has let The Germans have deliberately set blatt. The correspondent adds that it be known semi-officially that it fire to the villages of Romagne. Holland already has sent out invita- would not seek to mediate between’ Gesnes, Cornay, Bantheville, ‘Ths. Hons. the belligerents unless requested to vieries, Fort Juvin and Mareq. Shells A delegation of. Hungarian states- do so by both sides... So it is as- from American guns fell thick along men, headed by Premier Wekerle, sumed that if any new peace move the front and ammunition dumps has arrived at Vienna in connection has been started, Holland will do everywhere were exploded when the with a new peace move, according to no more than serve as a channel] of shells reached them. the Cologne Gazett» communication. Visibihty was very poor all day and The other members of the Wekerle ——— American aviators were not able to party were Count Stephen Tisza and ayetrjian Socialists Declare for Fed- "ender much help to the artillery. ‘eount Julius Andrassy, former Pre- eration of States. rhe men at the guns could not even ‘niers of Hungary, and Count Al- eI a See see the American advance at all hert Apponvi, the Hungarian Min- Sami Get. &b.—Recornition of - Points during the morning. The ister of Instruction, : es ce: iaain T atin .whetee “il American and German machines, \ new and decisive step will be the ren ‘ : ‘1. consequently, flew unusually low taken on the initiative of Baron Bu- peeeee Sr eRREry srithagieg get neait mae and suffered from anti-aircraft fire. ian, the Austrian Foreign Minister, °W" fate sgh Asie gnaptedosda gems. ° Burden Falls on Center. the newspaper says. ag She legge sag a ene peopie On the center or the line fell the Direct Appeal to Wilson. in Austria are contained ms renee bulk of the work. !t was here that The Tageblatt correspondent adds en agopted pepeeeey’ 95 tne S*- the deepest advance of the day had that Prof. Heinrich Lammasch, pro- | !#!ist deputies of the Reichsrath. ac-| heen planned. On the right the fessor in the University of Vienna, cording to dispatches received here. troops operating northward along has been charged with drafting «a fhe resolution follows: the Meuse met with hardly any re- memorandum on President Wilson's - eeprenentatives 29 aeee workiis sistance at first, ard easily pushed 14 points of peace for transmission cinaeee os pees Topegaine the right up to the outskirts of Brieulles. Ger- tuo President Wilson. of ene nebenagernans nations of Aus- | man artillery on the east side of th: (;erman newspapers are devoting — 5 pln one’ — hed river, however, soon opened up an much attention to the political af- CemEnd the ee nent sae Cret- enfilading fire which not only affect- fairs of Austria and Hungary, and "4? people in Austria. We recog- ed the extreme right of the Ameri- saw that the formation of a coali- nize the right of the Slavic nations, can line, but carried over toward the i Mihidet tn eonk country ie con- | t continue themselves as auton.).- center. The eremy artillery further Lermplated. mous states, but we absolutely re- west along the line opened up a Siserames from. Budapest sleet pulse forever the submissi nm oof Ger- barrage through which one infantrv that the demand for the formation of man territory to these national! stat regiment had to storm before the coalition Cabinet in Hungary be- “Wwe demand the reunion of all American guns couid — silence’ the romes more insistent and that a plan German 4 enkaiotei in Austria into were “erman matteries. on foot to bring Count Stephen nga Sean austrian apne abi nich watch jae of me areas oa met the amet: Tisza and Count Julius Andrassy, lave the right to regulate its own ican lines were subjected to an in- former Hungarian Premiers, and velations beware. over netene a bombardment merore: tae At: Count Albert Apponyi. former Hun- cording to its own necessities. aon pee been SOs ON Very Ans: arian Minister of Instruction. into “We are ready to discuss with rep- After crossing No Man's Land and the Cabinet of Premier Werkele. The resentatives of the Czech) and Slavic setting into the enemy defenses, the fact that ’*Count Miehael Karolvn. people on the basis of transformation menerens eatery pee meees aes president of the llungarian inde- of Austria cece > SRR OCRE ISR OS Se oe nig igaeiih Diatmed lac a pendent party, has had a long inter- Bones” pening eaneuct _Ae me coms , . View with Premier Wekerle and i scetansiga heh ee site fe dearer T) 4 — me ephe Be later sought an interview with Em- “td Wwe shall fight energetically o>) —T oo Bigrreed a ci gpeppec scsi peror Charles, has also aroused much Prevent py EH the ret nil meena 2 7 “ 5 ; 1. ne acts ee ohenegag mask that the Constitution of th: anor fel far below cme total for the Bohemia to Procluim Freedom. German people in Austria, or that of pte ged vie ei — : «pee ic siak shake The proclamation of independence certain of its groups be regulate. eo pe a ga ebm of Bohemia will be issued shortly. outside by the he total oF tHe vere singe Reel gs ie " Reena iy according to the Budapest Newspa- a er oe eee CORGNETOT, b ve th on a “9 t] ent 7 per Azest. ‘‘The members of — the ae sang Dt ee ee Czech National Committee fear London Press Regards Move As _ Tat i. pla} ed a4 promirent part in ee ee ede ets aac aos nr” the IS. emecally, oh the tet 0 pn eueehi tl hecins By tue Asso -_ — : | the une near the Argonne forest, | ater LONDON, Oct. 5.-—-Repcrts pub- where the advance was quite rapid. affairs, and the independence of Bo- lished in the Tageblatt of Berlin to. These machines were able to get nemia 1S virtually assured. the effect that Great Britain has re-| over the ground easily because the All preparations have been made plied to the Austrian peace proposals mud has dried out considerably for the proclamation of the’ inde- and the request from Austria that During the past davs the co-opera- pender.c> o! Bohemia. Every port- }{olland invite the belligerent nations tion of the tanks with the infantry folio has been distributed and the ¢o enter peace negotiations, are giv- has beer perfect. | «eet ar us aiecutetina’ ori 1s a en prominence by the newspapers “Between the Meuse and the Ar er bear private- here. For the most part, however, gonne a greater loss of territory wil] “° they are dismissed as a part of a have dangerous consequences, par ‘ a aS new “peace offensive,” deserving of ticularly for the Germans.” is a sen- Washington Doubts Report That |ittle attention. tence found in a document recent teem — Move. The Telegraph claims to be able reaching the Americar. intelligence - , _— Ny ct. & Doubt to positively deny that Great Britain officers. This ciearly refleets the mwas expressed today by officials of nas delivered any sort of reply to point of view of the Ciheeaaiad as to the State Department that Austria Count von Burian'’s note except the further abandonment of ie yy’ fad made a new proposal for a peace .«pneech made by A. J. Balfour, Sec- west of Verdun. Ae conference through Holland, as re- etary of State for Foreign Affairs. Berlin advices may attribute a ported vesterday from Amsterdam, Sept. 16. (;erman retreat to pital al nanan — of Berlin press dis- a but any withdrawal that It is suggested that the report yee — tea age canara ws meh ts sities eee i ne kp 1¢18, the Post-Dispatch printed 13,208 der stress of compulsion fron the a] might have grown out of the Aus- liusiness Opportunity “Wants. 3820. lied forees : trian proposal of several weeks ago more than the FOUR other St. Louis which was so promptly rejected by newspapers combined. ~ a [Winoisans Take Big Part in Amer- ( = ican Attack. if By the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Oct ” The He lit d tit American troops which vesterday * ua l U aii uan { YU drove back the Germans to the ) ia Kiermhilde positions south of Foret . Advertising Wood evidently composed the 80th Ns A, and &6th National Army Divisions. i : me i - ee ‘ The former is ade » of nm fron - Is daily exemplified in the POST-DISPA BS esterday, acti = Wiewtesrss oe vistas naples le Friday, the volume of Home-Merchants advertising West Virginia and trained at Camp i. exceeded 3 out of all 4 of the other St. Louis newspapers fee, and the latter of men from Mi- ” added together, with 17 cols. to spare. nols and Wisconsin and trained at Camp Grant, Ill. * The figures: The 80th Division was anyounced : Ee ax being a unit of the third army >. POST-DISPATCH alone ......... i; hdine a hnes 6s eee, corps under Major-General Wright > Three out of all 4 of the ‘‘others’’ combined.....67 Cols. © ve Senne Was Miner: reneral Cronkhite It trained with 3 Friday was the fifth consecutive day upon the British in Flanders, but later - whieh the POST-DISPATCH alone exceeded’3 out of all gee Tinlgg or gee 4 of the ‘‘others’’ either in Home-Merechants or National be a ee Oe ee . ae . een in France and if it were in thi ‘ Advertising. fighting it probably was engaging in - its first combat. , This slogan always rings true: : livery Member of German Raiding ‘St. Louis’ ONE BIG Newspaper. ’’ Party Killed or Captured. : WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY : a ¢ IN LORRAINE, Oct. 5, 11:30 a. m. . Do Your Christmas Shopping Now After a 40-mipute barrage the Ger- mans iast night attempted to raid : the American lines east of Gerard- merin Lorrairre with a strong party. 4y The attack was a total failure. The z > pe HE Commander. in. Chief fa Ferdinand. Louis Ry the the Austro-Hungarians near Vranje. Austrians took Prenys on Thursday. . ftis Bros. & Co., 2d f.. 308 N. 6th ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sema —— ee eA CL ALL AIOE — Ae ree FERDINAND ABDICATES COMPOSITION OF 35TH + INFAVOR OF HIS SON > Austrian Statement at Copenha-! Missouri and Kansas Guardsmen gen Is That Bulgarian Crown in Former, and Drafted Men Prince Has Assumed Power From These States in Latter. * a By the Associated Press The Thirty-fifth Division. COPENHAGEN, Oct. 5.-—The of- Gen. March today said ficial Austrian Correspondence Bu- ithe Missouri-Kansas reau has given out a dispatch from '! Sofia, dated I riday, stating that King Ferdinand of Bulgaria abdi-) Kansas eated on Thursday in favor of Crown [+ (ras organize Prince Boris. The new King, it is' Camp Doniphan, Ok.. under Major- declared, has already assumed the (jseneral William Wright eilin’ madie reins of office. commands an army corps in France It went overseas last spring. The regiments were filled to war strength (3600 men to a regiment) by drafted men who had been train: | at Camp Funston. which probably was troops men- part in the Meuse ‘d of Missouri Guard tioned as taking drive, is composi National and regiments and trained at King kerdinand’s popularity with his people has been waning rapidly since it became apparent to Bulgari- ans that he had erred grievously in In each case Mis- plunging the country into war on the oy. ae. see side of the Teutonic Powers. Ad- a oe hero ht ae vices from the capital had indicated drafted men for bia iz, vib i ae ” that before the armistice with the ments, so that their sour a Peril luntente was signed King lerdinand might thue by ee. ate identities was trembling for his throne and ss S be retained. Composition of Thirty-fifth Division. feared that a revolution might upset Major-Gen 1p ‘ p -ft » © . > ang re sections of the people was made in T sis Daas es rosie os , ' : Vision units: Sixth eadquar- King Ferdinand’s speech before the vices ee 2 +. oe : ! Ss ‘Oop, apt. G. ; endricks; sobranje (Parliament), according to vig troop ‘Ye 7 ey _.. Sixteenth Machine Gun Battalion, the Bulgarian semi-official org2n igi De 3 aes cal Maj. Frederick B. Terrill. Preponetz, which is quoted ina Sofia dispatch reac mises: 2 here. Composition of 89th Division. The Eighty-ninth Division, which Teutons Make Great Efforts to Get Gen. March announces is in the Bt. New Forces to Bulgaria. Mihiel area, is composed of drafted By e Associated Press, men from Missouri, Kansas and Co!- LONDON. Oct. 5,—The Germans orado who were trained at Camp and Austrians, the Daily Mail says, Funston under Major-General Leon- are making great efforts to place &@ 4.4 Wood. Several thousand St. new army in Bulgaria in order to Fnuie deatted men are in this divis- hold the railroad to Constantinople. tin. Men are belhg drawn from 34 er The following is a list of com- man and 12 Austrian divisions in manding officers and units of the Russia, but the divisions generally EKighty-ninth Division, as constituted are poor in quality and weak in num- ; . ; when it went overseas last summer: ere. (;e lanv can use raliroadas is ‘ . . seer sig ate e . Brigadier-General Irank L. Winn and the Black Sea to throw troops. . ; Lilly Seiten £5 tinndie the whtet commanding, (acting). quickly into Constantino , the chit : OT, My a a “ th eee an Col. C. E. Kilbourne, chief of staff aims, the paper adds, being to main- ' e , aa Dal : 6 : Maj. Jerome G. Pillow, Adjutant- tain land communication with Con- . i ; , (-enera,. stantinople and to prevent the allies eg - , a p ee ) 177th Brigade of Infantry—bBriga- from getting into touch with Ruma- : ‘ wt ni dier-General Frank L. Winn, com- Lal : Constantinople is at the merev of manding. F P oe +) > AD} t ’ a> 4 or arnt ‘ ; ° (Cc picked Germans rhe Turkish atti- 4th Regiment of Infantry, ol, - . e . 4 , ’ ; % 17 tude, concludes the Daily Mail, is Americus Mitchell. | the prize of the army which wins the 4™nounced. race for the railroad. 178th Brigade of Infantry—Briga- dier-CGieneral Thomas 4G. Hanson, commanding. German party comprised 60 men and sooth Regiment of Infantry, Col. every member of it who reached the William (CG. Sills. American lines was either killed or so6th Regiment of Infantry, Col. captured. live wounded prisoners Lewis M. Nuttman. remained in the hands of the Amer- 342d Machine Gun Battalion, Maj. Cal Thomas P. Barnard. 164th Brigade of -Field Artillerv— Gerarduier southeast of Epinal 40th Regiment of IT ield Artillery, and eight miles from the German!Col. Ernest 8. Wheels border opposite Colmar, Alsace. S41st Regiment of ' ield Artillery, ance Lieutenant-Colene] Robert Davis. MAXMILIAN WILL 342d Regiment of Field Artillery, Lieutenant-Colonel Larl Biscoe. ANNOUNCE GERMAN »14th Trench Mortar Battery, Capt. John L. Mulvurn. PEACE PLAN TODAY engineer Troops—314th Regiment - of Engineers, Col. Robert P. Johns Continued From Page Onc. ton. eee Sage Signal Troops—3514th Field Signal! the stirring up of enmity among the Dattalion, Maj. David Reeve: people after the war. The freedom Division Units—S9th Division of the seas must be assured. Only ileadquarters Troop, Capt. Tom Is A CITIZEN he « Bell. Clive €669. Kinloch, Central ¢¢63, 'WEEK’S NEWS FROM OUR TROOPS IS : PLEASING TO | Continued : From F Page _ One, have not had the disease and have not been exposed to it hag, cessitated material readjustments, the shipping schedule, but hag interfered with the total number lig has reconquered 75 square miles @ Belgian territory and has formed ¢ semi-circular salicat 10 miles dee Ostend and Zeebrugge, German marine bases, are so threatened It is reported their evacuation begun. The British are withm miles of Lille. Durazzo Raid Important, teferring to the Baikan sityuag (en. March said the Italian ady in Albania is cleari) following Austrian army, retiring along coast. Hie added that the ree naval attack upon Durazzo, be the Austrian front, was extremely important in connection with allied strategy. Ameriean troops at Archangel commanded by Col. George EB. 8t art and include the 539th Infan part of the 510th Engineers (bet Michigan and Rast Wisconsin troe and the necessary hospital and me Bought Slightl Announcement was Liberty orga that the subscriptions ical units. Gen. March outlined. the recor® of the Twenty-seventh Division: which, with the Thirtieth Division; participated with the British in the important drive north of St. Quem tin On Sept. 20, he said, tim Twenty-seventh made satisfactory progress in the original advancem reaching all its objectives. On the 29th it crosed the cangll = tok the villages of Bony and le ‘atalet. March added that no rée ee had been received to show what American troops had been e t off and later rescued in the St Quentin operation, as told of if press reports, It was to be assumed, 1L.9a n st. Louis to the. Four up to last night to or 39 per cent of the $76,856,900. These include a subscriptiog nade yesterday by th +:mate and Apportion of the municipality. The. _ subscription County, announced te however, he said, that this unit bee 850, or 64 per cent longed to the Twenty-seventh Die $1,853,000. J. Herndon Smits the St. Louis metros which embraces cif vision. Artillery Is With Of the Thirtieth Kighty-Ninth. | Division, March said, the artilery brigade was now said today that at attached to the Eighty-ninth Divie figures might appea sion (Kansas, Missouri, South Dakeew but that, upon anal ta, Nebraska, Colorado, New Mexie very unsatisfactory. co and Arizona troops), and was not “The number of eu engaged near St. Quentin with the city up to last night infantry. , ‘ in the county 6259, The Seventy-seventh Division” means that the ave (New York National Army), whiecly tion in the Fourth against an average in of $247. “We all took its place on the Vesle line late in August, March said, participated in the advance to the Aisne between” th know Sept. 4 and 14. The EKighty-eightl® has to raise a Division (North Dakota, Minnesota; quota of the Thir lowa and Western Illinois troops erage subscription ne average of the Third possible to raise our double up. Pay bonds you can and = partial payment plat More Large Su has not yet been reported in action» he continued, and its permanent _ commander has not been named,” Brigadier-General W. D. Beach is = temporary command. The War Department has-no defied nite information as to the divisions Several large & engaged in the drive by the American” which the ee ae first army west of the Meuse, but) hands of thé Liber tion were announce lows: Seullin Stee Abraham Fur Co., wart & Tiernan Pris 000 MecQuay-Norri American Metal Co. Yelnicker Supply Co March tholught it probable that the” ‘Thirty-fifth Division (Missouri ané” Kansas National Guard) was in this” action. The Bighty-ninth Division, he said, was last reported on the St” Mihiel line and the Eighty-eighth © in training in an America area. The- : Thirty-third Division (Illinois Na-? & Corbett Iron Co tional Guard) was reported near” can Central es Verdun on Sept. 14 and the Mighty-— Mount Olive and second (Georgia, Alabama, Florida? $50,000; Mutual and Tennessee troops) on the tine in . ance Co., $40,000. the Woever sector. Yesterday's subscri jrig~ The return to this country of 000 by the city incre adier-General Henry Hutchins, for-@ Liberty Bond subs merly with the Texas National Guard” municipality to $1, troops in France, was announced b¥% having subscribed $1 March, who said Pershing had asked end increases the permission to send this officer home. e Rues to $1,500,008, ’ ecribed $100,000 In: The reason for the transfer was not] $°00.000 in the seco announced, March added that or-" ders for Hutchins’ discharge from™ inthe third. | — the service had not yet been issued. 7 Figures on the El a terve District have — 7 only up to Thursd a khow subscriptions " wr 42 per cent of @ a 70 000 The St. leading the country, 4 houncement from v % Kirkwood and Un 4 gone. over the to q Kirkwood with @ x $258,400 against a Those who suffer from stiffness stiff end University City and swollen joints, pains in the back, | von of $272,000 ag side and limbs, rheumatism, lumbago, - $°90.000 neuralgia or whatever the trouble may @ “vuUN be that gives you pain, just apply Miller's © What Teams Antiseptic Oi! (Known as Snake Oj!) and a Philip B Fouke mr aie. Vucusnads Gteaien — com é : ic adding the do try are now finding instant relief in this = vith $3 619.400. wonderful oil remedy. Many are new @ . . ising it with gratifying resulta It's So Mra. Fred Freun oe ete ee ‘teelf, and should be 4 workers in the freé poees no substitute. This great of] ie = having got subsgrip Kolden red in color ony. Evary bottle # in the Twenty-eigt tomplete returns might from the cit = Downtown, First T ‘ @ than Jones, $1,080, H a nest W. Stix, $426, a Pouke, $3,619,400; INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH ES jK.auffman, $1,689,8 } rancia, $1,246,850 OR MOREY REFUNDED ASK ANY ORUGGIST Capen, $3,450,550 qui aranteed 30c, 60c¢ ahd $1.00 a bottle, or money refunded (set it at Wolf- i Wilson Drag Co. and Enderle Drug Ce, 9 St. Lovia. Mo ALY ae - 4 Eiiges, $196,990: @ ( hildreass, $536,600 Ward Canvasser: lt. Reller and Mra, LIQUOR AND DRUG USING mapa deer are permanently relieved by the £50: Third, L. E Mrs. John Hof KEELEY TREATMENT 40 Years of Saccess. Correspondence Confidential highth, B. G Br tienevieve Berg, l.berhard Anhetl io _ $160,353 THE KEELEY INSTITUTE Schaannes Ge Dwight Uliaeis $162,450: Eleventl er and Mrs. Nelli 650; Twelfth, Lee I? Evans, $159.50 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPE PH -gf ULITZER Schmoll and Mrs Pulgished Dativ by en "Potteser Publteh- $ (14,750; Fourt in (Co, Twelfth and Olive Streets. Stickel and Mra. Member Audit $764,100; Fifteent Bur eau of < ‘Irculations. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED Press. Mra. Albert Helm The Associated Preas is exclusively en. teenth, Gus Bisch titied to the use for republication of sf " : | Hewea cdiepa! nes credited to it or ner Sther. ad itt, $190,800; ~~ lee ere«cite ‘rT ‘? - ae i « - " . . , repudlication volte pec! al GisPaiches hereia ran, $364,250; E are ai*o reacrve 3 eters and Mrs. SURSCRIPTION RATES RY MALL ue $137,650; Ninete Daily and Sundar. ome year ante , Daily Without Sunday. one year...) |’ aoe Killoren and Mrs Bunday only. one year oe “+ , HMemit etther by peertal order. édaaame om Twentieth, @ money order or St Loute exchange Mies Louise } . : By Carrier tn &. Loule and Sebarbe: Twenty-first, A. . raily Univ, €4$6¢ @ Month tisabeth Woaste Daily and Sunday. 6tc a Moenth. t\-second, John - A ¢. Kunze, 99 tired BR. Chamber dilidy, $312,100; Entered a« second-class matter Jaty *T, 87% at the-Posetoffice at ot. Levis. Me. ~-.
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ct teenne ; peat . . ¥ , — 0 ale ial a 3 NEWS Fron tl ag Ec a dana de amaclidacsnate ate ___STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH 3: —— , 1ST LOUIS SALES [Former St. Louis Woman and Her Eight Sons, [NATION PLEDGES PASTOR UNDER ““xowecce.5%, ENEMY CONGENTRATING —— nr ee lene cancel OF BONDS NOW Ss in Fei Fores and Tee Rests 12°71 FIRST BILLION OF CHARGES FAILS TO. capensis tenn ON AREMHLD LE ssitated material readjustmen nts of e shipping schedul Office ned Ritered with the total pein. mat What rs Stato 7 rhe a. 3 if AN IN | | AY Here Pay Him. New: Position Confronting Amer- i Wanders the drive of the altieg St. Louisans meeting the steadiv icans Better Located for increasing cost of foodstuffs will be Defense Than Old. P reconquered 75 square miles of interested in a comparison of prices Igian territory and has formed al as ui pond i-circular salient 10 miles deep, . | lend and Zeebrugge, German own This Is 39 Per Cent of the | Sixth of $6, Sub- C | : : showing what the Government pays rine bases, are so threatened that. : s : ; 4 ompiaints of Misconduct for food for its soldiers and what the ~ ee scribed in Third of Time Were Brought Against the »oO « a] i . ’ a a . ‘ * a r : sig ; t r 3 ) a : . 4 os UU " > ‘ re . ‘ ite atl 11 Sob advance, up to last night totaled $28 253.600. nation’s war by Mr. and Mrs. W.. Osear H. McKee, 31, navy, San Dieco, 15 Hazelton. Kan., and Thomas J., of the three weeks ¢nbibaien of y | 1¢ 1001S pi oe oun ag 60 + ly limited objective. “ve is OD y "es 7 5 4 . + . Zz , r« ‘ ” " : . * Fi eans : ms = 7 . 4: : } " » . i he, tah en ee o> ~ y i In the 29th j on eg or 39 per cent of the city’s quota «.* “: McKee, formerly of St. Louis, now Cal.: Corp. Robert M. McKee, 22, 43, 5039 Fair avenue, [wo sisters . ~ copal Church at Bunker Hill, Il, Cheese. pound perseeeres 7. 36 Whether Pershing will assail the » 29t} t crose bi aad , ‘ verry oa ; er ae - , ‘ icin . ‘ av s ‘otatoes, bushel ...... ee, 73 | es i tok the villages of ~ sae a $75,856,900. These figures do not of Sedalia, Mo. Two other sons are, 3408 Blair avenue, 313th Field Signal reside in St. Louis—-Mrs. Annie woes oe anes res total who surrendered his credentials as fiour. pound SE ne nnee | Lr Ay Kriemhild line remains to be aaek: S Ot bony and Le : of draft age and will n : ' lene reg. neat “0a Wecetmines lan subscriptions as y¢,1 repre- ae 'B h = : , § . ° in a , o - . ‘ . > 4 . 2 } ” ‘ é , i . Rees el o ' oe ‘ved to show ynade yesterday by the Board of Es- The sons in active service are: b W ashington; Lester E., 21, in as Blair avenue. icials said unreported sales would B ment. I went to Sweeney and asked fixed and concrete redoubts com- at . , | an troops had been cut “mate and Apportionment in behalf | ——-—————_— co fee, teeta! a. CN eee ie teal Ghee Ue eee ee ee him by two girl members of | for an explanation of the complaints. | pleted in and about such key points ati tte? res ' ; . ATP : aes = . — \- Y rroves e eday | ecri tater ; | ' , * . it was to be assumed, County, announced today, is $1,201,- , . we cos fifth, ] dward J. Bake nue, W ebster Groves, died luesd iy scribed, the St. Louis district today | he: tring at the Southern Illinois an- | | nearly two hours duration, and I Their trench system, mapped out ‘yer : «: ° : : ‘ p ‘ > ‘ . ge « “Ne " - : : P r, he said, that this unit be- 850, or 64 per cent of its quota of | pitier and Miss Grace Adams, $584,- of pneumonia, at Camp McHenry, led all the Federal Reserve districts lu: il conference of the church, now | told him I would have to bring the | a year ago, is by no means finished “ ’ ‘ . ri os 2 LS - FTs , , ; 4 “ 4 © « rj Vala ; > . + . ¢ ged to the Twenty-seventh Di- $1,853,000. 490; Twenty-sixth, J. R. Lanigan and Md., after having been sick since] jin the campaign for the Fourth Lib-| in session here. matter before this conference for an) Geographically, however, the Kriem- . J. Herndon Smith, chairman of. Mrs. Maurice Murray, $99,900; Twen- Saturday. He enlisted Dec. 6, in the} erty Loan. The Boston district, which! Sweeney is 50 years old, married | investigation. I also told him that) hild line is formidable ground to Artillery . - ope : vs “a 4 ¢ “4 ar as ; S. ‘ . N ic ; | « : | ss ry Is With highty-Ninth., the St. Louis metropolitan district, | | ty seventh, W. J. Moxon and Mrs. Qu ieneteongan ee Corps 5 has been affected by the Spanish in-|and has four children, inc luding 4| if the girls repeated their story to me| conquer. Its natural defenses are I le Thirtieth Division, March which embraces city and county Harry Hoffman, $252,900; Twenty- George Reuter, 16, of Belleville, | ¢iyenza epidemic, ranked second in| son in the army. He has been a at the conference it would lead to| «ven stronger than the heavily forti- , . ’ . 7. . 9 ‘oo Pe ‘ rr: m e © " r ion . ‘ “ar e . . ’ . . e “ . ? ‘ 4 ‘ a artilery brigade was now said today that at first glance the ce oe ee ee rn ev erit? ope rp in the navy, percentage of quotas subscribed with | minister for 25 years. One of his! his removal. He admitted this and fied earthworks of the Volkerste!- Hi ; e y . . ° . m “ st j é 4 > i; ‘ ~ * . > . oa = j s . ‘ , ee d to the KMighty-ninth Divi- figures might appear satisfactory, mae ty ea : i | ae ~ promaigs= of pneumonia, at} 37 per cent of its allotment of patsorates was at Century M. E./ said he would surrender his creden-| ling, that most powerful section of ansas ssouri & anks 3 ee Phen ogan, Ill. . . $j ‘ Yleve- | ¢; aaceainteal . ‘ ae . Missouri, South Dako- but that, upon analysis, they peters 050 Ss pte dtl si First Cases to Originate in City — _ : bonds sold. Church, Sixteenth hong and Cleve-' tials rather than face the investiga- | the Hindenburg line, which our bon Nebraska, Colorado, New Mex} 90. sases Ui . emesis deanna H Other Districts Stand land avenue, East St. Louis. He has ¢; © P » Mexi- | very unsatisfactory. ) ‘ 5 Affe: : we ow De $ cts Stand. ‘ , © aS tion. eo splendidly stormed a week ago. é nd Arizona t roops), and was not is aeaietieed aft dentierdthers in the | Indiana yesterday jumped from Found Near Public Influenza Epidemic in Six More The per cent of quotas raised bv also been pastor of churches at Vote Fo talled Investigation. aged near St. Quentin with the city up to last night was 116,646 and last to first place among the states C h | States East and Sonth. the other districts as announced by Herrick, Johnson City and other ate ‘ ; Mw antry in the county 6209,” he said. “That in the Kighth Federal Reserve Dis- ocnool. By the Associated Press. the treasury were: * | places . ee “While he denied the Brune sis- | , 9 9. a : N : a S } eu 0) , ( 7 Brent: ie . i ar z . bs 2 Ste : , ; . — . he Seventy-seventh Division Seen shad the ave s subscrip trict. Missouri is Jast of the states ' a seni * ats cong a Pgaase San Francisco, 18.1; Minneapolis The complaints, which led to his, *®Fs complaint he admitted to me IN NEW ARMY APPOINTMENTS oy “aka! : . rag nae ' Za Cc ies its ri é , : | : f e ’ ew York National Army), which tion in the Fourth Loan is $240,//" percentage of its quota raised, the Seven cases of influenza, the first nee si 7 . tie ? re “jpn mae : 4.8: Chicago, 12.7; New York, 12.3;, removal, were made by two sisters | that he had ‘always been too gay “are vrs 4 ' , , . Sev sase: i wh, : 0 among e Civille é oh : re aie apy See ai ‘it i ——- kK its place on the Vesle line lat against an average in the Third I (St. Louis metropolitan district being iahiail we fs & the civilian population’ philadelphia, 11.4; Richmond, 11.2;| named Brune, one 16, the other 19 among women’ and said that ‘it is | August, Marcl ni . — -at the bottom of the tire lis jy Known to have originated this au- and in army camps. Reports to the Ss ils sa Peso eoneen ott. whe o bers of his| Mot very far from the low-necked Washington Announces Selections of t} . irch said, participated of $247. ies > ee t tumn inside the city, were discovered| Public Health Service showed the Dallas, 10.7; Cleveland, 9.7, and At-| Toe Oe, ee eee dresses girls wear these days to in Officers for Engineers and ‘ i ’ . ‘ce - ‘ P 7? ig “ . . J > * - . . . . ,C~re ; ‘ » ae ; sses . ‘ » ‘ rf ‘ = ‘ : . e IV “g39 to the Aisne between “We all know that this district br _Netegeanigets a5 gs ui se last night in one family of negroes, disease has become epidemic in many | lanta, 1.06. The Kansas City district COnsresation al accent hemi discretions,’ or words to that effect Medical Corps. 4 ane }. : y = . : . In e las oan, Dut went over tne nije ~ Hipp - eaaheae ates oo gered 2 ‘ing . " ‘harves > Girle , ; ' , ad et ag 4 Mighty-eighth has to raise virtually twice the | op ih & waeh at the 68let in at 4550 Cottage avenue, within a more cities, while 12,975 new cases has not started the taking of sub Charges Made by Girls. ' ate menundianiea *122 . : i j © ¢ , j Y irs j - - & ° ’ r sae “ ad as . — . Wa and West aa ne tng eee 7 tne Sv- drive block of the Cote Brilliante public are reported among soldiers training eee One Oe in a statement mace te the ee ence Wednesday with petitions for! | é Z ester : = ° " “on S . = ' ° > - ~ 7 ‘ " 2 } 4 Sdaday y 3 , bd S not vet b a cap illinois troops) erage subscription now 158 below the Two- counties in Missouri have cechool. Because of the nearness of in this country week to campaign work. me. SS. Xe Hall of Kast St. Louis, the restoration of his Baris ils It lowing appointments in the t nited : ve ee eee i er | Teed s : ae ‘0 s in Missouri av ais . ¢ mig . : me aie , \ stor: als, , F eategl n reported in action, average of the Third Loan. It is im- the school, the patients, a man, wom- Resides the New England district Reports received by the treasury district superintendent of the South- | States army have been made, ac- continued, and its e : y sib] kt gone ovel the top—Osage, with a . r . —_— todav told of renarations ji : . i | was then that I presented to the con- mmiander ha 88 sayin egg = ee ee Unies we quota of $329,000, and Madison, with 2" *W° boys and three girls, were the disease now has reached epidem- sens ae preparations in many | ern Illinois Conference, they are said | ¢,rence, in executive session, the ru-| “OTding to announcement from the — as _ ; : ° 2m & “ « ood, U' > a asic IMO, \ 3 ; ‘ eas 7 . = 1 >» eC, ’ . , [PSS : ite in At S not been named. double up. Pay cash for all the > taken to the city hospital. ic proportions in New Jersey and also communities to observe tomorrow aS~to have alleged that Sweeney ‘‘fon- ' ; office of the Adjutant G 1: igadier-General W. D. Beach is j ; Shee Ere om a quota of $112,000. : : | ' Jersey and also! ut ip ety Sunday.” A ie ie ein ee mors concerning him which had AGIUAR WICNTes: npor: are . »Pat h is in yonds you can an uy more on the The renort he aketee at the About 50 other persons suffering in parts of Pennsylva nia. Maine. Del- - . _s unt ay. Appeais or SUD-. dled them and other girls in the t " The 63 : Captain, engineers ae George rt Sey eta and, partial payment plan.”’ Louis di ries f amet rs ~ "| fram symptoms resembling influenza aware. Virginia and Alabama scriptions will be made in churches. church following Junior League | oe Me che sine tome nth we 4 Cook, Kansas City ; : : - ~ | dy s dis ’ ) Ss: ; S ‘ . ' _ P ner tnteta +t . ver ‘ ai ni ) a4 Vy! aw: asa l- : ngs: v* te torin, 4 partment has no dott: More Large Subscriptions. Amount Percent of Number | have been reported, but none of therm There is no record to show the and many ministers will substitute meetings The pastor also made! ister of the church was unani aa lirst Lieutenant, Engineers—Har AS ‘’ , « sey ; ; ° oF wre . ore wg : : , hy os . ‘ " ‘ ‘ alte ‘a . v @ * ° Ss ; , ; ; r% be ; ) Ss. . ° ” 4 1ti0N as to the diy isions Several large subscriptions on STATE. S.iles Quota Sold. Sub’rs. have been determined to be influ- pneumonia death rates among the loan talks for sermons. In Wash- improper advances toward them in : — : ry Rottach, Bureau, Il aged in the drive by the Americ: which the first payment is in the} Jndiana $12,053,500 66 % 71,249 S ; phate ial ington, church services having been their home, they said Had he been reinstated an investiga- ~° ~ —e ee . st army west of 1 : ee « : : ; Arkansas... 13,754,300 yer 21,a05 | CNZAa. civilians, but in army camps pneu-; ,,. ' a aOR : setae a oe tion of his alleged acts would have Captains, medical corps-—Thomas /_ -lilaptiag : the Meuse, but hands of the Liberty Loan organiza- Mississippi ; 8.282, 850 46% A Lay Loan Meeting Canceled. monia cases neatly doubled. being discontinued on account of influenza Following a conference with Hall, | followed.” J. Ragsdale, Lee's Summit, Mo & Se , a bh ¢ ; . « > 3. ac “ LPNCUCK)\ : ‘ 14.0) ° 4.0 FD, ters . ’ TY hic - . i , ; 1ic ‘ . | Re - ~- ‘no é 44 73 j : ; = S es { ae R - = : : on i ; . ‘ ‘ "ed - m— > - . P . ™ e - ne , « al , i ae wo. Ppoges. ninth Division. ward & Tiernan 3 rinting cw: $100,- St. Louis 1 OS6.000 +! Loan campaign.was canceled at the before. The total number of influ- ms 8 of ences ° bonds, will be, avoided an investigation. Later, | restoration of his credentials. bere| Mo.; Cecil H. Baker, Altamont, IL: iat line an : age on the St 000; McQuay-Norris c 0., $ 100,000, Totals . — $100.356, 400 2n5,705 request of the Red Cross and Health enzacasesin the ca mps now is Pye a a el ue one oO the can’ aSsing how ever, he decided to apply for re- ‘testimony to his former excettens' Roy F. Baker, Kast St. Louls: George trai senate ai Kighty-eighth American Metal Co., $50,000; W. A. Among the larger cities of the dis- Department officials, who are trying 975. pneumonia cases 19,429, and teams and will for the first time so-| instatement as a minister and ap- reputation ae S. Betts, Banner, Ill.; George B. Bor- ogee mn an America area. The Zelnicker Supply Co., $50,000; Beck | trict, attention is called to Louisville,’ to prevent an influenza epidemic deaths 2869. licit personally for the er peared before the conference here pee ‘mann, Waukegan, MIill.: John F al hb ivision (Illinois Na- . & Corbett Iron Co , $5 90,000; Ameri-) yy. which has subseribed $9,466,550 here. The chief precaution against : this week in his own behalf. Two aoe pr ies lodged the | Durke Jr., California, Mo.; John D lard) ‘aS “ - . : , , » * ig Sey eae niai nite , titi : ee ; aint agains . , ‘ . dun pe Se N oo ee poe Contre Insurance Co. * snp of a quota of $16,714,000. Gp Gimeno is ih avoiting crowds. Boston Closes Saloons. COMMITTEE 10 WSIT GARFIELD pee, ene See en eer r = Mr. Be a decane pbc dior-eg, Byrne, Duquoin, Iil.; Richard Cal- ac Sept. 14 and the Mighty - Mount Olive and Staunton Coal Co., sissaccioiciosianiainiialie Mrs. John H. Holliday, chairman BOSTON, Oct v.—-The Boston , and the other frum: residente Qf, 00. O* ist preach- laghan, Kansas City, Mo.: Charles F V¢ (C,eorgi: r ‘ : ui : : ; , : , nea ae Ss yeah s . . : sO% > ‘ , naied ; er. living in lowa. - wih s ’ ‘. aii oc ago Alabama, Florida | $50,000; Mutual Benefit Life Insur- cy Charles County, With 3000 Sub- of the Womens Committee, issued Board of Health, inan effort to stop, Seven Leave St. Rete Today to oe Hill, asking that his creden- . | Dowsett, Woodland, Ill; Silas f. ~ i ) . ‘ ‘ ee “o- - ‘ 7 eo " - ; , ’ > . : ‘. p , . ’ rar : he -wpa i ‘ . — . . a. |. “5 pS) on the line in ance Co., $40,000. seribers. Has Raised $667,500. a stat _ nt saying the women be the spread of influenza, issued an or- Confer on tuel Distribution. i a i eae d, were presented bs os ase attended the morning | Durham, Dearborn, Mo.; Louis EF he return to t} : Yesterday's subscription of $1,000,- The total Liberty Loan subscrip- lieved it wise not to have the meet- der last night closing from midnight A committee of seven representing a i session of the conference yesterday. | Hatrick, Seymour, [ll.; Solomon F. ; , 1IS °C r ts a : , > > 2) : i rr ¢ } ’ 2 y T i » > . lev ir ; . . : ’ ~ . . , 3 os . » 79 ° j 4 = ¥ j 4 j i : ’ re . . P i eaners | ~ ; ' ONE REAE o! Brig- 600 by the city increases the Mourth tion in St. Charles and St. Charles Ing. although they had expected wots Sunday until further notice all sa- the United States lkuel Administra- athdrawal Is “Accepted. rae did not lac vie whether he would Meluny, Agency, Mo.; Elmer I, 3 fe i. ~ nry liutchins. for- Liberty Bond subscription ot the County up to last night is $667,500. yreatest rally of women ever held loons. how ling alleys, poolroorns, bil- tion of the Southwest departed from ]: ollowing his appeara nee before Aipin for a reheu ring or appeal his ense., Ruble, Kansas City, Mo.: (,eorgre rR | i ‘VYoe a ‘ ot e " 7 , Z . ) ‘2 , . ‘ . . , . r eis] . . au } . ‘ S , A " ‘ ops in |) exas National Guard municipality to $1,100,000, the city There are 3000 subscribers. Four of here. liard halls, slot machine parlors, soda St. Louis today to confer with Fed- the conference Thursday, a motion Bishop R. J. Coke of Helena, Mont.,/| Stevenson, St. Joseph, Mo.; Rush a, | ances was announced by having subscribed $100,000 last week, the 70 school districts .have gone The Red Cross is having printed a’ fountains and auction roorns. Re- eral Administrator Garfield on distri- | that his credentials be restored Was | IS presiding at the conference Turner, 5024 Washington boulevard. who sald Pershing had asked #nd increases the holdings of all 1s-) (ve: the top—West Alton, Dardenne, large number of leaflets on the pre- ports at 10 o'clock last night for the bution of coal, fuel oil and gas in the “efeated, 80 to 64. A second motion Sweeney told a Post-Dispatch re-| St. Louis; George W. Westermeler, Mission to send this officer home. Bues to $1,500,000. The city sub-| cneltzer Lake and Point Prairie. vention of the disease, and care of last 24 hours showed 154 deaths from Southwestern States this winter. that his withdrawal be “accepted” Porter today that he had no state-| Carlinville, Hl. reason for the transfer was not — gecribed $100,000 in the first loan, The Government quota is $1,026,000. patients. These will be distributed influ: nzg and 29 from pneumonia. The committee. according to John! “8S practically unanimous, ‘ment to make. He denied that he, NN Se eee March added that or- 3 $200.000 in the second and $190,000 Ra eee at residences, i ( dHiall, assistant Iederal Fue! Ad- |! District Superintendent Hall told had been guilty of misconduct and Repeat Y. M. C. A. Fale Tonight. S for tutchins’ discharge from fn the third. Strict Publicity Rules. 74 Deaths at Grant. ministratur for Missouri, will urge | 2 !ost-Dispatch reporter here yes- said no [Oral COS ane See The Lincolnville Fair and Alli L d Pash Passage of the bill is assured. Fol- son Carey, Kansas; Wilev Blair, his credentials continue Seg meer tie mh eaten’ aa° att om ‘ GENEVA, ee “RSa aSIad, jowine that the Mavor will have DID NOT FIGHT POLICE HERE Texas: H.C.C } > “Had he not done this if would | cient ical ‘ : é ; 7 fone over the top in the county, | , & me a , exas; H. C. Couch, Arkansas; P. A. iS, 1 WOUIG | ; : , : i Kirkwood with a subscription of FP ‘ovisional President of Albania and power, under the city charter, to Norris, Oklahoma; Wallace Crossley, have been necessary fov an official One dollar a week buys a Diamond. Loeftis — oe be used for the soldiers . 4 : . ‘ ; raclaim : eee hae ae " a. ‘ — ‘: ‘ ‘estigati if » chareae ava . & Co, 2d floor, 308 N, 6t gree ; work at the two canteens here. Those who suffer fr »- $258,400 against a quota of $250,000! former Commander in ¢ ‘hief of the pro lam an epide _— state, during Former Lightwe ight Champion Is Jeff rson City, Mo.; and John ¢ investigation of the charges to have , Bros. 4 ae a St.--AGv. d swollen joints one atiffness. stiff ™ # bnd University City with a subscrip- ‘Turkish forces at Scuta ri, in an in-!which the Health Commissioner can Civilian Boxing Instructor Hall, St. Louis. been made at the next annual con- ide ‘ah. oe, tm the peck, am ono 6 awat ‘ mereitaven fore « departure from Ciose theaters, moving picture houses at Camp Bliss eens ference, which would: have, been the and limbs, rheumatism. lumb tion of $272,000 against a quota of terview be fore his dey t , I . D Curalgia or whatever the biiechhe Fen . @ $°00.000. a tnm the |. declared that Turkey and take virtually any other meas- Capt Charles Zirwes of Camp MAKERS OF SHELLS ARRESTED one which opened here Wednesdays @ that gives you pain. y . = é' he last minute; ure he chooses Mavor Kiel said. Bliss Wash who is spend , Supt. Hall said Just apply Miller's 2 y J s doing would hold out to the fast | a. Aes , sap since Ss spending a , - Bttseptic Oi! (known as Snake Oi!) and aE ae = ccc os eg ic before capitulating, in the belief that | today, however, that nothing in the, leave at his home, 2248 Nebraska ypoxville Man Charged With Deli Mother of Girls a Widow. ains will . a ce’s Vé : s 3 *s , Pe i arge cliv- “Tha r hi om ws agin Thousands throughout tre ake ; ; le; dj Bix t} es ; t AaAnvVaSsS % v bv co doing she Ww ould rec eiVv eC bet = situation now warranted su h dy ast avenue, having rea | 1 Thursday ‘ering paooshge ae Armmunitic re | ~ sieryponcigitien nm my ee 20 Ge yous ™ : Dederrn soins meee > relief in thie . = \ ith $3 an abe and ope weil rept sie terms from Entente allies. He ‘action. newspapers that an army Sergeant, py the Asso: oa i}. which led to my investigation of the , " ren i ° , : F ¢ : 4 ° . : . . : ; tage : Ss ‘ : : > St ‘ ing it with kratifving ent, gate, new . ot , oe if ’ ae 4 ‘expressed his pleasure at the fate of The second death here from the Who vanqgiushed two detective ser- i NONYV tL. L. Tenn., Oct. 5.—W. matter, was that Sweeney had gone e ] } a Stor shop within itself, and should be a red Freund’ have si Bulgaria, which, he said, had thrown | disease was that yesterday of Pri- | gseants in a fist fight at Union Sta- J. Oliver, millionaire manufacturer, ‘® the Brune sist home, osten- = ¢ spt o present them with books every home York ? Ss] ce sections ; Accept no substitute care om Ene Fepmence ' reed om her lot with the Teutonic allies! vate Jerome L. Larry, 20 vears old,| tion, claimed to be Willie Ritchie, and 10 other officers and empioyves e i + : ’ . - - } on tlael a eg’ oie. Taeary bottle : -* pene got subscriptions ae ppt through covetous motives. Iissad at Jefferson Barracks There are former lightweight champion of the of the W. J. Oliver Manufacturing be hic h he wanted them to read. e on Dees eee Get it ‘ar wet: gg oe Swenty-sieen yay di Pasha said: 600 men.in the hospital at the bar-, world, expressed his belief that the Co. were arrested last night o: lg oh ssh ge cr es ci Ost- 1S ate . latiis. Mo ADV enderle, Drug Co.; . = tomplete returns ape ray salem “Rulgaria’s downfall pleases me racks today, which is nearly 100; Sergeant was not Ritchie. charges of conspiracy, fraud and ot at home at the time sweeney, : hight from the city teams follow: r because it is an unc ivilized, inhuman, more than there were vesterday at} He said that Ritchie is not a mem. sabotage in the manufacture of fe- uccording to a statement the girls é made to me in the presence of their Downtown, First District, C. Nor- ) f nation and only entered the same time. Oniv a few of the ber of the uniformed forces of e!| fective shells for the United States STH and brutal f th P. BB.) py prolonging hostilities. : made other improper advances, the a A man Jones, $1,080,850; second, Er- the war for her personal gain there- causes are serious, however. Larry United States, being a boxing in-| army. The plant was seized Ky Ciov- mother and aunt, threw his arms hest Ww. Stix, $426,550; third, son . was from Clarksburg, Mo. Ile ¢ n - structor at Camp iiss as a civilian. ernment ugents about therm and kissed them lle t STANTLY RELIEVED WITH ‘ 9% Mouke, $3,619,400; : fourth, H. M. “The Bulgarians should be — listed in the pete: 4 two rmionths ago. lie also declares that Ritchie neith All the men. have been released on sits eae . = Kauffman. $1,689,850; fifth. 2. 7 iched for their felony. especially to- Condition ut Barracks Better. er drinks or smokes bail (ne or two other arrests are b} me any 1a. 4 3 lrancis, $1,246,850; sixth, Sam D. wards England. A great sulgaria Chief. Surgeon Freeman at the The Sergeant arrested was taken expected. The William J. Oliv Ee Prior gPhone ec gic to their i ) ] D a Capen, $3,450,550; seventh, D. 3 been mean constant anarchy in the Barrae ks said the general condition to the inebriate ward after his ar- Manufacturing Co., one of the larg aynnaggeeoe mee site poe gioco @ #£ Biggs, $196,900; eighth, I. Wade Ralkans, whereas & great Serbia! was improved. despite the increased rest. He said that he was Ritchie est munitions plants in the South eer Se Oe tne churcn _ nf & after Junior League meetings in ? which they participated a Childress, $526,600. would result in peace. number of cases. He said every man ind was stationed at Camp Harry J. “When I had obtained their stat: z Ward Canvassers: First Ward, A “Wrom news I have received, who sneezed was sent to the hospi- Jones, Douglas, Ariz., as boxing in-, F. N. sy « —* . . ‘ - ' ; ‘ ] ’ , . . 2 > 4 ’ co NH. Retler and Mrs. EF. W. Bromme!- Turkey, though in a worse condition tal and put to bed. He announced structor. He later was taken to Jef- Frederick N. Judson departed ‘ ne ee ee Bulgaria, will hold out to the that the reopening of amusement ferson Barracks, last night for Washington, D. C., to IQUOR AND DRUG USING © kieck, $171,550; Second, William A. than | yer eee ) | 2 fl - : : permanently reli by : ; Btock and Mrs, P. J. Ludwig, $599,- last satnste wager iter 8 By a in beep ore ps 96 Rae 3 a cali sang si Hes " ‘ ; Ss the Barracks today sonoma’ ebony: 9 Ping od a ; 6 eved the Me $50: Third, L. E. Pehlendorf and order to obtain bette : = aaah tt - oe ) pet | 2 pri oner was not Willie | the Nationa a ) ; Le N R d Y ! \ '¢ , @ ( a | ) el ! | KEELEY TREATMENT : a Mee John sattinan. $391.300: “As regards Albania, si eer ees qd, With certain restrictions, Ritehie,: former lightweight cham-/' the latteris on a speaking tour in the 4 ) W ea e 1S 40 | # Kighth, B. G inkm: and Miss autonomy as defined b3 ; ae we Six More in Service Taken by Ppi- | 21°" Wet. a, ON a a | Washington several weeks Send for FREE Copy Judson Leaves for Washington. NONEY REFUNDED ASK ANY ORUGGIST Years of Success. ‘i Brinkman ow ve Constitution based Rerbeapoad @€«=6s«GGenevieve Be $184,650; Ninth Wilson with our stil demic. a ence Confde . = eve ere, peas : ‘ *ritic 1 American SsyYS- . I ly rtyv 0; S ntatie : dential. ' Eberhard Anheuser and Mrs. W. H. upon the Brith: h and Ar J. FE. Russell, 22. of Alton. died of |. ? ll bert ad Loan Association is “ advertising daily in the Post-Dis- mane eet | Schwenker and -Mrs. L. Renfrow ford, Conn. He was a chemist, and’ numbers of lost and found F « 4 el 4s ’ r : War Industrvs Roard. : ie : Ls iUsSt ‘ ( vii Ty¢ Fourth 8 r! F $162,450; Eleventh, Charles A. Shaf- Goethals on the only son of Mr. and Mrs. J. FE. Liberty Loan coupon books Even bread and of the The Season ’s Big ’ he Ags ciated Press rer } - av th re ’ fussel] Hie was a graduate of Al- ) . a er P and Mrs. Nellie B. Gantz, $145, nt W ASHINGTON, Oct. 5 Maior- j ‘ e ri LOUIS POST-DISPATCH MME 020: reetcth, tae Mice ana fara, W. WASHINGTON, Och trae has to" High School. He departed May SHIP SUNK OFF BARNEGAT, N. J. | butter and jam Banks and Trust Founded by JOSE Pit PULITZE a 4 p Svans, $15 59.500: Thirteenth, John heen made a member of the War ane ce a ge contingent 4 ria . a ' : q * ‘ : Li : eft Pe ‘ in llliam A. Tracy, a ar mpshed Datty e* hs "Pulttzer a ; Schmoll and Mrs. George A. Held, Industries Roard, Chairman Baru h AR ieseiath. a eaee cr ys nee Cargo Carricr Is Senbesed to Have dont tem me, Companies : , nie Se Yo Stick . »ver: | “orare , WHO died of Influenza at the vy the sociate é ' ? ember Audi | ckel and Mrs. O. C. Blumeyer, division of pure hase. storag and Piiladésiphia Navy Yards. Thureday.| By tt Assc fated Press. S8YS G OF ST. LOUIS Bu: eau of CI a 9 i reulations, . 2 $234,100; Fifteenth, E. M. Linzee an eee ee “ti ae apes evaporates HE KEELEY of ASTITUTE 4 » Blume, $160,300: Tenth, HH. F, | tems.” es influenza Thursday in camp at Stam-' patch Lost and Found Columba. the Comparative Statement * s, BER OF THE AS8OC : traffic of the quartermaster corp: ras 2 ars IATED p : as e 4 : was 20 years old, and enlisted in “_ ‘ a oer Teo iS. exe] BD PRESS, 5: "4 Mrs. Albert Helmholt, $103,200, St Gen. Goethals works in frequent con- Mav He Was a 3 of Mr ae he RNS: Aa See, ee wena os on | B dispatches n far republlontion 3,9"; ie teenth, Gus Bischoff Jr., and Mrs. M. | 1..4¢ with the board and his inclusion: yy 6. no. The nau tn aenact.| Ore eeoty Ene was eusk yes- August 31, 1918 Tr Credited in -thie pane . not other. J * J til}, $190,800: Seventeenth, Ren |, e sbership it is believe d, wiil pas HC). I May iS expec't- terday 15 miles southeast of Barne- } can ' ; I sews published heroin ud algo the * W, Dal; sain in its men ; ed today . ' da ‘ os Comparing the tetals in the con- Diication of special 1 ty. rights af : s . Dalzell and Mrs. A. A. O'Hallo- he an advantage. ae gat, N. J., the Navy Department was densed statements of Sept, 11, 1917, * Beecation of chen evel ; E ran, $364,250; Eighteenth, John F. esa eee George O. Howe. 37, of 4346 Page informed today. It is supposed the have and Aug. 31, 1918, showing Increases Sensation if BCRIPTION ATES nY M ; it Peters and Mrs. John Sommerich, ' Two Tilinoisans Among Prisoners. boulevard, ak 4 M { ‘ A worker. ship sitrus k a niine. llow many of and decreases in 1- -year period. : E see Sanday, one year.... Al. in. @ © $137,650; Nineteenth, William H e Aasociated Press ; died of pneumonia in New York the crew were rescued is not yet Alse showing inerease and decrease | ¥y Without Sunday. one yeas" "** 7.80 ; ie s By th ® NO ner Names of | Thursda\ He had completed “or . for the first eight months of 1915 AA? one year : » 34.98 4 2 Killoren and Mrs. Rose Adier, $59,- W ASENUSY et. 5. > | , ee t Vred B. Chamberiain and Mrs. FE. A.) Limburg Camp. and Bernar roan; been in camp only a month sweep the vicinity for mines. The St Louis Post-Dispatch B pone ~— (, . : ; : 7 : : a : P : : » '. S: &Oo 79 - lc. . , ive 6609. Kinloch, Central ¢699, | diilby, $312,100; Twenty-fourth, Jul- eo! Highland, at Giesgea. hilton ampson, 19, son of Ed-' San Saba was of 2458 gross tons, ° _ a
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ee ee ee ee ) ( At “Ircult he engineered ‘tifions and he which Supt ‘tea, the Ecxtension. extended the fran- 1948. and gave the right to take over and operate other lines. The city recog- nized $60,900,000 as the value of the properties and sanctioned a return of 6 per cent, cumulative, on this val- uation, and return of 7 per cent net on new capital. The company was exempted from the mill tax the future and all franchise and occupation taxes, ag- gregating $480,000 u vear, and was ; a guurantee of purchase by the another the the Wiis Terms of The ordinance chise to April company the for given city or corporation at expiration of franchise The the city to have the freight and express was given until six conelusion of l"nited States cept the The city Jurisdiction Coard of fers were ment by Conimission., fare to be 5 ants within wus hauling companys the th, aC - limits and the company of The privilege months after peace between and Germany to ordinance Was gi' “a measure of over pathy bv niversal tr: subject to ecurtail- Public Control. to De state Service Phe Compan’ con sented to operate municipal subways or elevated roads under lease on the agreed to CcOmMmpiv Public Service ait pay u ré@éasonable return in- Vestnient. It ihe with (‘oOnimissioner 's ior Aa rrilit regulations The acrued was to interest. the city 4, earnings, up to a cent. Won't Affeet Mill Tax Suit. Mavor Kiel] today MeCu! in telling of the plan 1 Feat ordinance, did not si | ing of any further tween the company and the city. The re ject Ion minimum service tux of $2.500,.000 1” hout pa + . - 7c ifs gross of 5% he paid The of it) Vears, wit ‘ OM pany par Was Try cent on maximum per Suid ver h the the open- iegot.ations be.- the Mavor said Way would not in any affect the City’s prosecy tion Sulls now pending in cult Court of the Ci Collection of $1 fax which [ the cits S00. 000 mill Railwavs owes back nited Associate Cit, would not peal the bill o: vote Counselor Hlumilton said if he neceessuarvy to re- to tuke a the referendum ordinance js ] on Killed by the eompanvs reiection q 4 son anal sou ‘ Juniata Siree t. . . . é Sd iG her nephew was 1 her as her ehiiel. tle bv Marx & gold today own was formerly em- the Haas Cloth- ployed ing Co., and a star hus heen placed on tha‘ company's” service fiag. in his honor Murphy entered army tember, 191.., attached the 314th Regiment of FE-ngineers. He killed July 19, to a which received a davs ago \ the in NSen- and Was ia according aunt letter, death. reached was telegram his received by but before Was Mrs. the announcement in a cheerful tons The brothers in Jonn Murphy of © (St. Louis) lie Artillery, rance: and Thomas M. Murphy A Troop, 205d Cavalry, lately at Vexas camp The only other St today’s list is that of Wolff, 21. of 4965A St. Louis enue, wounded severely. tle son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wolff, and employed in a St. Louis railroad office before he enlisted_in April, 1917. He-was trainel in Camp Funston and Camp Upton. No word has been from him by his parents, to explain the nature of his wounds. Ley since his her, the Service are Battery, Louis name in Hlenryvy James av- is the Was received 0. D. WALKER, WHOLESALE MERCHANT, DEAD IN MAINE Sanit Filed by His Sons to Protect His Property Pending in Pro- bate Court. Walker, 78 old, founder of the Ely & Walker Drv (‘o., died vesterdayv after a nervous collapse at his summer home in Kennebunkport, Me. vears he had spent much of his time at his winter home in Santa barbara, (‘al., though he oceasionally visited St, Louis. He in the wholesale dry goods business in St. Louis more than 40 4 Walker's David 1). Vears (;o0ds kor several Was ears Walk- Walker in the Jan. 24. iat father declared sons, 1). 1). Hierbert filed here and (} Louis Suit Probate Court have unsound been squandering rnated at $750,000. that Walker was though restraining bate Court This uppeu! i ible their They said he had his fortune, A WJUry decided of unsound mind, attorneys had obtained a order forbidding the Pro- to proceed with the case. pending on an the Supreme Court at the Walkers death, as was also which he had tiled against and the Kly & Walker J)rs (ioods Co to recover $11,900 alleged dividends on mind. t esti- his case Was still ae) ‘ q)h a sult his sons to him company been due as of the lie had sons for several years and had open Iv threatened to cut them off in his will. ’ bie estranged from his A recuperative diet in Influenza HHorlick'’s Malted Milk, very digestible Ady COUPLE HELD UP, SAFE ROBBED OF $800 CASH, $150 WAR BONDS Joseph Mogier and his wife, pro prietors of a moving picture theater lilms and returned some to a adistributo: Olive night, and at Grand ,avenue stree! after closing wen | their home. 29336 North Ninth street, ut 1 a. m., to find three sufe robbers at work in the house. The men drew revolvers and com pelled the couple to strip themselves of money and jewelry Mogler gave up a diamond stud, a diamond ring a watch and $14.30 eash. Mr: Mogier was ordered to take off her earrings and three rings, and to sur render her purse, containing $11. After obeying she fainted Moglier his -watch pleading that it was bers had taken $800 in cash and $1509 honds Thev backed ont house, ran down the stairs in an automobile Mogier estimated the total] $4000 50 HOW | MADE JIM LIKE SPINACH That's something | eould never, never would not eat spinach. But one dav, when | was at mv wit'’s end because | had served nearly every other veg time last LO Lt? bv rob- sate back The from a Liberty of the and got a gift already if] eS - Cz ped } ; ioOss a thought | Jim simply i “0, ‘etable in captivity that week, I made up my mind | was going to make him eat spinach—what's more, I was going to make him like it, too! You bv this time I'm wise enough to know that the reason folke don't like certain things to eat is that they aren't cooked rignt—so | set to work fo cook spinach in a wav that | knew even Jim eonldn’t re- sist. The secret is A-] IIe would eat nails, I think. if thew were fins with that sauce. This is how | did it. want to trv if your .Jim! |} washed the spinach well, put it ina covered kettle and cooked if with a tablespoonful of bacon fat until it was tender. Then | chopped it fine, and seasoned it with salt. pepper, and a generous tablespoonful of that magic A-l Sauce, and garnished with slices of hard-boiled egg Well, T wish vou could have heard dim for a seeond partion That A.| Sance is eertainly one big biessing for me.—ADYV, are. Sauce, ored in Case Voll on ask fous sovviee ONE OF 3 BROTHERS 532 ARMY CASUALTIES TO SAVE CAMERON MBS. S.ARMY KILLED RAE TOTAL 10 39960 Adds , ¥OS Action and Wounded. M A rine ist Killed in Others ,0) 3 $4 the ASSO ia @xel Press WASHINGTON, wee Today's . ‘ hk ** 1) . yy 1 ‘ official army casualty Jist contain the names of 113 men killed in ac- tion. 21 died from wounds, 11 died ot disease, died from accident and from airplane o.:her causes, cied and The oo,- in action, of i ee «A (4 ident, ‘wounded. a total | of vesterday's army casualties is Marine Corps mnaking an branches of 435,- army totals are: 7.836 3.0 1.92% is 86H. rate rr both revised Killed in action. Died of wounds. Died of disease. ee: Died from accident and other causes ‘She Vi Total deaths .13,.276 Missing in action (including prisoners) Wounded +9.960 Missou and Total army casualties The names from St. Louis. Illinois Chicago suburbs, in today’s are: St. Louis, Killed in action, Joseph A. Murphy 3837 Juniata street Wounded severely, Wolff, 4955A St. Louis Missouri. Wounded severelv, Lieut. “.esselhof. Kansas City: Sergt. William Singleton, Springtield: Sher- man Oxendine, Neosho; Walter ©. Bottoroff, King Citv: Janes A. Fin- Misberry: Charles D. Swafford, bOoxcelsior Springs lilinois. Edward A. Car- l‘reeport: Haizlip Hlochstrasser, May- legan, Abingdon. llarry KRamier ri and outside list, e Henry James avenue. William Rov lev, Killed in action, hiener, Jumes © (;eorge Patrick F luka wood: Died Rankaukee [bied of disease Millersburg Miss Dama. Wounded Fiavs, Canton: man, Spring V lund, Sterling: from wounds Jonn A. Wakeland ing in uaetion> Verne Pivthe Verne Edward F. Tie- Oscar W. ER- Thomas A. Harney, Henry; Herman Hogrefe, Buckley GROSS NEGLECT OF DUTY CHARGED IN ELECTIONS in afy ere |jeurt Pere iliev: Grund Jury Suggests More Care Selection and Instruction of Precinet Officials. June grand jury, in a report afternoon to Judge Falk- enhainer the Criminal Court, de- clared that in the election of Nov 1916. many instances of ignoring the law were found and in many pre- cinets the discrepancies between the returns to the (commissioners indicate gross that the evi- to show in P \ vesterday MT) and the of. lilection ballots cast Board were Siaring a to of duty, sufficient neglect but dence was not tentional fraud and the atatute of lim itations prevent prosecution of hudges and clerks for neglect of duty , ij misdemeanor recommended care in and instruction of and abolish the officials permit them count the which is a The the jury strongly hat board use greater the aeleetion and clerks ‘ a yrTactice i judges election ting others to help baltots Department, the report toward hefts. but thi: ned to The Police Stated, is doing good work preventing automothiile t of men assigz tha! | number work was declared to be inadequate and an increase was recommended WHOLESALERS HERE TO URGE U.S, REVENUE BILL AMENDMENT Delegation Will Visit Washington Effort to Get Taxes Placed on Actual Instead of Book Profits. the $8.000,000,900 would tax Amendments to hill setual rather revenue which piace than book profi on ire urged bv the wholesale adi, Conipanles of St. Louis A delegation $+ to Washington to the. arguments before the Senate inane being SCOaUSs ina sent to present Conrmittes and conference Reed on heid vesterdayvy and Thursday iernest W Rice-Stix that the bill maniufaeturers Senutor the subject Stix, of the explains amended | and merchant. reduction from their in cog president (;oo0ds Co., ehould he ilow reasonable where the i an abnorma’ pri es says, “is to Ca es show Increase over pre-war ek takes on rather purpose he piu earnea which actually profits disappear wi prof ta ' than on hook would larcealy " Ui M ia m* i cession in the price of Shes ap charge ac Brow. & Co up-to-date gir! She opened a mnt for a Diamond Ring a* laftis ’d floor, JOR N._ 6th at Ady. BILL FOR NEGRO HOSPITAL Equipment and Maintainence Is Es- timated at $57,660. appropriate $57,4 intaining A bill equipping city hospital hoard of yesterday bill to appropriate $62,500 for purehase of the oid C (iarrison ich to and was Introduced Aidermen enienars i and J, Pico pending Pro building avenues, in wl pital would The equipment a sSuUperinienaet pita i ton the negro be stalled, is ides for gaiary: a nt $110 “ ~ } ATidd Sician ~ , >? ’ lupe j Tv) as] .* mm & necoio dire etor Schmoll, \N elfare who sponsoring the bil the hoaspit noenita wt) | i } proposed to al city : tion physi branch ~~ of ‘O HAve an entire staff lan und nurses. provement 1918. $12,000 FEE AWARDED HOWE ae Mrs. Graham in Plea to State Su- preme Court Calls Lawyer's Com- pensation No Concern of Hers. Mrs. Joseph C. O. Graham yester- day appealed to the Missouri Su- preme Court from the ruling of Cir- cuit Judge Garesche allowing Jeptha I). Howe a fee of $1°.000 as attorney in the partition suit over the estate of her father, Robert Baenell. lfowe represented Mrs. Graham's sister. Mrs. Henri Chouteau. but un- der the ruling of Circuit Court Mrs. Graham must pay one-half of ' ’ his fee in addition to entire fee of her own attorneys, Anderson & Gilbert. It was contended by Mrs. Graham that the allowance to Howe was ex cessive and should not be taxed costs. lividence was introduced showing that Howe had made a con- tract With Mrs. Chouteau's husband lo charge $1500 provided there was no contest and $5000 in the event of a contest. Attorney Roscoe Anderson Suid, there was no contest. Howe ex- plained that he had to do more work than he contemplated doing when he nade the contract. OF THEM OF o—————oer the BY LINCOLN EYRE. A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. Copyright. 1918. by Prese Publishing (New York World.! ne WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES ON THE ARGONNE FRONT, Thursday, Oct. 3.— through the snarled underbrush Ww knives or smashing with grenades, and turning faces toward withering Krupp high explosives, soldiers front New York City are pushing thelr The estate, valued at $300.000. was Way onward through the forest of divided between the two sisters. Argonne. acme [ spent GARDEN | WALL IS CRITICISED vesterday and saw what they are UP against Also f with what valor these st of More Artistic Fence Asked them of alien b! Shaw's Garden Neighbors. Germany's be: The Tower Heights Im- “I guess a last night that stuff about fresh Italia! Kk opposed the not being will take which, for many a turnble the Cjardens. as path Slashing a 2a) ou untroubled blasts from some hours with them learned voungsters- by (srove people w ho pulled ASsociladion | ids record stone went high vears, =e a5 to for fighting themselves after remarked in perfect And his words sum up the whole [First Armys attitude toward the bows from New York “The Toughest Job Yet.” No tougher job has been assigned to any American troops than that of cleaning the Argonne of the Boches. Kipling’s “‘Bagheera” tracking his prey through the tangled jungies of India, never traversed a more inhos- pitable wilderness than that from which the boys of the (deleted) di- vision are brushnig the foe. Youngsters who knew only paved streets a ' displaying like ferocity agninst the un- vielding German. The fighting is all panther figchting——-with death the penalty for him whose ears fail to catch the snapping of a twig, or whose eves see through the durk One's adversary is behind a stump, or up on a branch, or lurking in the shadow of a boulder. Some- times there are two or three of him with a machine gun. He gets you if he vou first. If not, you get him—unless a singing shell gets one or both of vou beforehand. At grips with the enemy, our New York lads, on occasion, use their bare hands, disdaining the knife bayonet. I saw the body of a Ger Durit ‘* wall this, has inclosed (Shaw's) In a resolution adopted by the or- ganization it is declared that the wall crude and inartistic, having the appearance of a prison wall, and is “u detriment to the entire surrounding neighborhood, as well as to the gar- dens. : ‘The suggestion is made that the wall be replaced by a lower and more artistic one or an ornamental iron fence. The resolution will be pre- sented to the Board of Trustees of the gardens. AUTO THEFT SUSPECT ESCAPES Policeman Shoots Four Times at Boy Who Ran. A youth caught trying to crank an automobile belonging to J. Hilf, 4701 Pennsvivania avenue, at Spring avenue and Olive street, last night, was sho& at four times by Patrolman Juelich, who chased him over Spring avenue to Lindell boulevard The policeman had noticed vouth's efforts to crank stopped him ‘Out of gasoline, I'll go gel some,” remarked and started walk When the policeman became he to Missouri Ro- one doughboyv T ¢ ,in ? % anica! (;otham | Siang, is vear ago are panther cannot tree the and trouble tie car SFES to ask the the youth to iWwaY. suspicious and tried to stop him, ‘an A chain lock on one of the wheels, it was learned later, had man prone behind his machine. He cut with a pair of clippers. had been choked to death in a wres ‘ ‘ tiling match that was prolonged to a finish (;0 Forward in Small Groups. Our bovs glide forward in littie groups of nine or ten, but even these small colurnmns are too numerous, and the men composing them lose touch with one another and have to go straggling ahead individually. it was in this fashion that little What red Jaevilla sneaked up on a Ger man machine gun nest around which lay 10 boches. Il red opened fire on oO” been lialian Alpini in St. Lonis Wednesday A detachment of Italian Alpini, 217 of whom landed New York Wednesday, will to St. Louis next Wednesday aid the Fourth Liberty Loan. They will be guests of the Chamber of Commerce at luncheon at Hotel Statler. Alpini Devils are to the French. They cock feathere attached to their hedmets in come Oo The Italians biue wear irench are to Why So Tired, Weak— “All Worn Out”? Does any little exertion tire vou out? Do you feel veak, nervous, ‘‘all nnstrung ? Suffer daily backache. dizziness and sick headaches? You shouldn't’ Too many women drag along day in and day oi hus handicapped. And they usually think it due to ailment fault. aches, pains and kidney irregularities. some woman Ss instead of the k idnevs which KelV at Weak kidneys cause many queer | lon t w alt [ese Doan’s Kidney Pills. lave brought thousands of dropsy or Bright's disease Thev weak, tired women back to health. These Are St. Louis People: Mre €. Zoe Aeventer ay frat took run-down work wh trouble, liner, Says J}oan's condition 409 N. Van When 7 Was in a from over. Mre Maria K 3324 §S IRth “When pains Kidneys ingenberg Street. save J was darted nearly breath away. acne made fretful and at work sharp through my taking A steady back me nervous and unfitted me for anything else My kidneys were weak and | was about all played out | finally be- gan using Doan'=s Kidney Pilla and they corrected the trouble with my kidneya, rid me of the pains and aches in my back and my health improved wonderfully.” mv Dean's some at the lbrug Co, and they me of the attack given May 1%1é LASTING BENEPTYT. 191”. Mee Zae} think as highiy Ptlise now them never had any KIDNEY DOANS ‘7's 60c a Box at All Stores. Foster-Milburn Cow Buffalo, N.Y. Mfg. Chem. ‘HOW NEW YORKERS, MOST IN BAGNELL SUIT APPEALED ALIEN BLOOD. ARE FIGHTING IN ARGONNE a i” ’ worsting ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH E er ee ——— ee ee Youngsters Slashing Their Way T hrough a Wilderness of Underbrush and Whipping German’s Best Infantry, Eyre Says. his yards with eight One foeman the flied, all excepl he collared and brought back @ pris- making the German carry the gun on his back. ired was broad Neopolitan grin as him-.in the crude dugou'! had driven the boches. met Capt. William Harri- the Ciub, formeriy man ‘The Melody of he late Ned Har- compans Fokker anpove PASLO. at lle go was killed and whom them about shots. «A let rest one, aner, machine Wearing a ] talked to whence he Ne x! I gan.of leading Youth’ and son Vigan. le told had been at airplanes flying only the ground while the crossing a clenring in ‘I told my men to lav absolutely still,” “They observed the enough, but the boches kept pepper- ire away at us Mvy orderiy, r littie Jewish chap named Wolf, was feet fram me Hie ra head and whispered: “"T say, Captain, if I was to show mvself and make a noise wouldnt that draw the fire to meand Keep it away from the rest of the boys”’ “| had a hell of a time persuading him not to do it. That's the kind of heroism little old New York has given us*”’ Arthur D. Wolf, drafted, was a clerk haberdashery Protested He Was Not Dead. Near a hole in the ground from which Colonel! (deleted) directs the operations of his regiment, just be- hind the constantly shifting firing fne, a mud-coated individual halted me and produced -a photograph clipped from the Evening Journal with a caption stating that the sub- the portrait, Williara had been killed in Lambs’ in me how his by two 100 teet command the forest. down tiie ked Wis and said duck Harrigan order right few sed his before he was in a New York of Sergt. Sargeant, ac Lion. I'n Sergeant, and I ain't Mississippi Valley A a i Er been killed by a damned sight exclaimed somewhat heatedly, | From regimental headq , plodded through the undert ward our constantly’ clacking) chine guns. Scores of men ry rving rations the front. morsel of food has to be “‘totea# miles through the forest bef@ reaches our fighting men. ' For the most part our Ne» ers are struggling northward . artillery support. but the eg in the same fix, and the in both sides have the field all t@ selves. The Germans fight with machine guns, many 6f planted Im tree tops, and our with rifles, automatics and : forty-eight hours ago, whem was still battling enemy's intricate trench. and through morasses of wire, Sergt. Brigg. whose firge or New York address I! could 3 slipped out through the est of the enemy's fussilade ar lected all the papers and persog fects of our dead officers gg 1ot fall into the h + to ai ision ihe learn, they might the foe. GARBAGE COLLECTORS ARK Those Acting Without Permits at Request of ood Administ ‘our arrests were made yes following an order from police quarters for strict enforceme the garbage-collecting ordinane The order w: issued at the the commercial waste: of the Food Administ tion, which hopes to get 43 per more acids and grease from garbage of St. Louis this year ¢h was obtained last year. A eer amount of the grease rendered fs the rarbagce is converted into fert izer, and more than half of it, % gether with the acid ‘obtained, used for munitions. Those arrested yesterday taking up garbage for their own vate gain and without a city pe is quest of pariment , es New Officers Tuberculosis Soe The sixth annual meeting of tl Tuberculosis sociation adjourned last night aff «= three days’ session. The attenti of delegates was engaged with pom lems of caring for tubercular tients after the war. Officers e ed were: Sherman C. Kingshur Cleveland, O., president; Dr. 8, Pettit, Ottawa, Ill, vice preside and Paul L. Benjamin, Minneapo} secretary and treasurer. z “GASSSAOEFICP OCS fA “if Vy, Ves vtll'4,jp “Wy by Py LAI ADVERTISE IN COLUMNS THE REAL ESTATE AND WA! OF THE ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THE WONDERFUL 3-TIME ‘ap CONTS LIEGSS, SELDOM PRODUCES FATLS SATISFY MOR?. TO ‘ * - ou Mave to Do: AT THIS OFFICE AT YOUR DRUGGIST’S OVER OR MATL, THE YOUR PHONE AD CHRONIC CONSTIPATION iS A CRIME AGAINST NATURE | Stop it or you never can keep well If you wake with a bad taste in the al d disorders than DR. TUTT’S Try thems just ence ead be otemally convinced. For eale by all Dr. Tutt’s Liver Pi torpad liver PILis. druggist. a — ee ARK te ee — — 4 OCKS OFF SLIG IN EASTERN I ening on Most Issue: but Selling Follows; Bonds Higher. Closing Prices on Libert in New Vork, ua Tew? TH: 4 ta © . cond ¢ * ‘ nir . S~« YOR Curt open NEW Speculats e price re mixed at nck rnarket ning slightiv ading Was fairly broadg the war industrials ane Mulgaria’s surrender a nding collapse of the Tuff ershadows all other de this week's #fock MH irk lv imparting «a distinet the greativ iner War shares and herto pla: ed oup were tree ie TA! tions pected to det 7 from a ° nflict advances Foremost in the latte re the shippings, os, ecos and man) utilities and electric issues & luding those of compa in the Middle Wes’, *“nited States Steel was nt restrain, gained of the face of a heavy dail Transportations be th additional gains, du ether favorable statem Many iow priced rails sderate reversals were at quarter later Despite the eated by nditions were in no w nols evident free ith cal! loans for their t ions, but time funds inimum, the hold ntly at 6 per Most of the foreign We fiected the stimulating sroad, Russian bonds e year's highest quotat Significant in this sam as the heaviness of exch utral centers, remitta ithout exception favori t. AILED REPORT OF TRADING IN WA Wrew YORK ek-end eetilement of profs Oe BE be fantia tne today : while é€ e st uosta 4a Pioti of correspe unusual IL.iberty tT Thar were rate i mi used man’ dayr sto Rpeculs ' etore : bik jes ‘oudes | text r rmeint ste ents o rer ferr the r mm e and specialities ‘\aee Rati« faliiowed general tert. hut dian Vacifle Other leaders int Phe oxirnoated re strong. forrien New York Curt let Siifel pte WOTORS, rNpusTRIA nee Levetone« (roger ake 0OUCT er panhatia aren) whmarine Triana: '- orid rth ; right Martin PADEPENDEN Meiair ciulf pul ps STASDARD agio-Am. Cit Co’. new tlanti Piri? whe.» Pithehkeve Rewe bres) Monta’ Northern iia , Pan & Pines ‘2 floo Tank Line Ce Yacuum Or i Washington ini Ce NEW YORK, oct tay ti day = y Bille om heres, bill as > ta a
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been killed by Xclaimed. som eo, a damned Sight! ewhat heatedly. lodded through Constantly, ores of nen morsel of food has liles. through the hting men. Part our N 5 northwar Prs are strugglin have the field - nians f ne guns, Many of th (ODS, and 4uUtomatics MOrasses of wire. Serget. Prig al headquarte the un lacking Were the front. {oO be “tote@” forest before 4 Cw Yo ld the j; SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ——STLOUIS PosT-nisParcy ‘Tl AN New York Stocks| ia derbrugp ¢ | Marria Se Licenses | GRAIN MARKET ARATIVE FUT y Se. $3 Merchants’ N EASTERN MARKET Dpening on Most Issues |s Firm, but Selling Follows Bonds Higher. . SATURDAY URE QUOTATIONS. d Witha.. wah FLASHES FROM | FILMLAND Enrico Ca ruse, famo: SHMILEAGE CAMPAIGN: of a Day’s Receipts VETUBE KR COMA ar showed his appreci the studio in th rices on Liberty Bonds Entertaining Soldiers. ress { could OUL through the thiog. lrif fussilade and and Pers Officarg SO 9 the hands ARBAGE COLLECTORS ARRESTER Without Permits He ‘St of Pood Administration ceived a gold Jose a £Old meah Soi ees CS : na NEW RELEASES . 4 AONEMBER OATS Ona} ef. Sifts of money NEW YORK. Oct. ; f | Speculatiy e price Central—Con- Leon Kent. Who played in and di. Universal Weat. brand. S¢€Vveral and Charles Ray in dine was fairly broad nd Lyric- -Dorothy Dal- the war industria}«> .; Hl Au ¥ 5 a: urther favorable st Many low priced Untarily touring Cities, lining up &@ number of large Was steady to the motion Picture gn the pledge. Two young stars tures of an attractiv Grand Centra] ning tomorrow. heretofore has he town" comedy, will be the fea- e bill at the New for the week begin- Cherles Ray. who appeared a few years ago. hat quarter later. his latest Art- Ons are already helping in the cam- houses under the jur- former have signed has found a new ve- in no wise disturbed Frederick Burton. rank Cam pea u, ith cal! loans for their bullish Oper- Dick Rosson, obert Boulder heavier tone th has been appe ‘almadge will he fea- | “Sauce for the omedy drama type, | an any in which he. be supplied to soldie Cities from which Smileage books are Most of the fore war flotations a 35 The Division of F mittee on Public Prepared and issy Ject called “Our ¢ This film shows ilms of the Com- romance of the ¢ the year’s hichest CORN SHOWS LOWER DRIFT IN THE ¢ the Liberty Theaters in two sizes, one! Coupons, and the d a two-ree! sub- Olored Fighters * the work of the col. ‘in the camps of the fas the heavinese of exchange on —_ ~~ — her Peculiar | ithout exception PETAILED REPORT OF Day's f TRADING NW WALL s Besides | hese fe atures the hil] will | include the Allied War Review and “HEARTS OF THE WORLD” ENTERS ITS LAST WEEK Engagement of Griffith M Has Been a Rem ; country and a! the soldier tears yanda — he wishes to pur- | them at the door. Soldiers for SMileage Washington office sult of seVera!] rt to the effect be featured with chase and presents Dolores Cassine}}j “a number of inquiries itors and fane hav the office of the expressing regre vestigation disc] Mr. Meyberg’s Plan e been reecived at Perret Productions t at this news. ed that thie rumor Re 2 EES Eat ead ee Beginning with Butter, Eggs and Poultry “Hearts of the World,” setts a - ee Griffith’s spect last week of its stay S attend the theatrica!] __New York Bond Sales. (ne handling of requests which, with created, will be filled ect from Washington rs ms ~ 4 Ad Iiphe Osseo, bt ISi ness representa- ive for Leonce P errett, advised that at work with the second of the Very large and Ould easily run Ment ('o.. 2 Cash Grain Elsewhere ] Miss ( ‘assine)}i ~~ —— i and “Tlearte of the ; OLEOMARGARINE Th «a Te . rk Curb Close © ,.2!-7 Lies N She neawement : ekers has been one of i BURIAL PFMRMITS. POLICE ITEMS LIVE POULTR wi ; guerite Clark has ane? vac: fowls. uy upon her newest: “The Golden Bird. Just sta ried work Downtown Theaters. ray-in “Modern of the week's bill {Oval Theater. by Adrian Gil- Robertson is direct. and the entire com - Washington to do the ich will have t ing Miss Clark. ‘lls of the Stage’’ frst scene, wh ality less “Carmen of the Y SQLABS —Live pi ° ~~ Quabs. fance Boston Stocks Cl Washburn and the o ‘TiSp are in the Fast to by alike New York for Starring story, screen adaptation in the East,” which - l.ouise Huff has «} “The Little Intruder.’ Grug store sta! ng r Ts '? author of “Man” in The Saturday Even! : _PHOTO PLAY THEATERS | Alitehe || 4k City News in Brief MISCELLANEOUS nk Statement. Eee ONIONS—-Home.- | in “HE COM UP SMILING”’ ALL FAIRBANKS EN ONIONS —Hom- Huneches lLilome Brown, [0@4%5ec INDEPENDENT OILS, ; bunches, CARROTS Hiome-grow: ; . ~ IN THE RIPPING ' i wo DOROTHY PHILL Mortgaged w PAWNED TO A SOOU OUSton ldwes: COTTON HIGHIY IRREGULAR IN NEW YORK DE NG OF THE the World's Only Recer LUSITANIA a of the Crime That Shoeked Centinueus 1? mm. ™m™. lawer Fleer or (OMING—*¢ RA 2 Ral InG THROUGH -° Cinderella _ Tonight and Tomerrew Matinee Sat.. 2:35 AMUSEMENTS. St. Charies Twice Today—8:15 SA; = an RYAN CO. | -\insis ligheerees Truly Shattuck Marion Harris: Jean tae JEFFERSON AND ENDs orwerth. 50 Others CURTAIN TONIG TOMORROW NIG HT—Seate Now H TARKINGTON « ENTEE A play of Yeuth @ 1 POP. MAT. WED., $1 Seats Alse at CONROY'’® 1) STANDARD —puriesoue ITARY MAIDS White. SHUBERT- * eal and Bran. Mats., 15c-50c Harry Watson. Jack MATINER TODAY AT ,eeseesee es hilo : lo! ; in lobb neg Way . Leadon Moncey. = Sugar Market. simail flat crates at $1.40 Raw engar mrady weil-conducted j tee «Jean Bedin A e@euburban heme S19 SO per bex, ac. Post-Dispatch Want "se Puss Puss Ce. —SIGNT szezna
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CSREES Fre oper PPL LS THE SAT OCTOME! CO ALL, suspic ©s Of Ii. 30 : erty Loan Coupon Book, look SEALED PROPOSALS = — —— — : DEAT RI TRU cE 4 GOsP EL, HW Cn a ans SATURDAY. in the Lost and F ound Cc olumns. . l S : : dia . a = Ne een Ts ie . v PROPOSALS F OR RIP-Rap STONE E—Office EE . = ee Te Mississippi River etreet. unde, 3003 Oliv | NOL oder ; ecOr Com miss! ion FF irst Sunda OF STORE rR 4S. ime. : ——== ; HELP WANTED—MEN, BOYS __HELP _WANTED—MEN. | _ BOYS |_CANVASSERS | AND SOL} r: ia ae. and » “ . Second Districts. Custom house, Memphi« IN ) DRIy ER ‘ hur ." ~J . ares nm pet »riday. C}er lenn S; al: ! Propoeals for furnishing ane Sey 4 “ -— » a * a mM., rr. Sart Nol: Mh, be loadine bout 7 cubic ys ds ip-rz achooi. 2:30: Claas” ode > oe *, Sabbath nena” "heise of mod ' itherine OE me (nee loading a 12.000 eu yards of rip rap Yival service ; $0. This te °° laree’” nie. | COugh}in). and d. nail we have : 5 f . . a ari a \ CCR NM i, Exempt from draft: for eetab. MEN . Stone or ‘7OVe rnment barges will ar father if Regina new Mary And boys. Apply - 2 Seen Rubber SOL, ICITORS We. ities ave excellant “S8ed laundry route. Box B-168. Post-Dis. Cement Co.. 3046 Lambdin @v. Ask for Mr for several live Wire meli Fu Dar ; ie 7)! Th: al Vies ; {o) licitors. ; il be received 4 hh, — DRI\ ER Who has had Some @xperience | NE : “tie Mii noon, Oct, 7. ¥1S, and the 4 e : ; d up fore as Ba ‘Olan. and beloved brothe; of ~ ne yo he ation « on app} liaction. Opened = t ‘ave no information bureay. it is tm pos- 3 6: « The Public ure Cor u hee! et /homas. Rob. rt and Wi iam No] ifs. Af; oy aed ler Se = Seether’ Sible to an 4 Melvin Pratt. Pastor ‘ 4 ‘J ‘NVited Fe] en (Olgrave. Mrs. Mary, lige j Virs , si : . . (ry ' Annie Miller and Mre “rape a if i With ability tO prods i in sin iE Xper ienced hand_«. sewers on “s@ather Times De on ei Departments.) . ee in live Poultry; also man [Oo “work | Mie”: aiso men to learn. Rawlines man eee =v — I Mil! ; House (‘all Monday morn: Rs oF | 4 Co 2301 Lucas (c7) re fie Pouttrs hous Monday $8. Co. 2301 te?) naman §7 or Queries by m mail or le lephone ee 1) Cai “at irs ewe > I ween Ss ang MEW. P lo put uD or rders: good “Wagea, Aro. EMPLOYMENT | AGENCIES | Star ‘4-75, Union Marke Ce) ker Grocer d Baki Tift n@ . D (athe rine Crutfleic {f e Pe ~ j ad Y an a ing Co.4 ‘.4any a ‘ ar, i? an @ . » DRUG «yj 4 ae rience will ive Oi- Vista ave (oR) TRADE SCH ANTE ae ee COAr tewemac law and u: | ~% ARDS ORE 2 S. +h -ERK—Experien Will g “eo. | =e SVs, ——————_ {c8 OOLs : oN bad etre a f+ ra bri f ite | B 4 S ] N E eat 5 i f - 2 iE I, P: 7 MISCEr 7 ¢ =~ : - i a ese pr enes (“all #2 ie sietiiaa aes = fs MEN To un? load cars: ” £00e . es, Apply nnn ee ee : els me D E = ‘ , Mune m tee pionday. Serko Vy, BE CRG ——S—S—SS=——____} IK “There are differen: butter MARY. -Full, ¢ ELECTR ici \W—-With electrical repair Kroger Grocery and oe Co., Tiffany / A | | S Grand avl®, Bensi: cK chapel, 2.10 Nor Soud agate. Iie line. minima Mm 30c. color} aan Try half-ang- half hydro-{ Civj] cap rice off; _" DT ormation a | nee a xperience on pected yat@ @xperi- | and Vista ~. tg : eooree = . ata a? _ ] rs 7 f ei Discount fe per line on ‘Aree oF Chloriec actd and water, to remove OO); ve ce, Old P ©., od and ; flice and ‘: rnd o ‘ver emeter ~Fienas re- , (OFé tneertios Stain ; greta NOt Cpe tips 8 lines or lege. SPEC Li] hs INVited Moto: De PA Sed TT , ea Ors Sicill? CACh e¢rira line ) . ©, Member of tha Holy Nam, Soviet tic. oc. bar tik , emoriame, Ss Peaa’s Ch. (ed. eaePARBER COLLEEN SIRI. TTrrcGneen (c6) Wanted, “OL SEGIT Wages es pected. box EB. 370, MieN- a Iz ; Post- Dispatch THANKS—There : : Hély s0™ purl Members of ° . CARPET CLEANING-~ -UPHOLST'G BAUERSAC Hy. nt. en Tere : a Young. be ladies and Men; t. ; BO Washing: m (cs ~ And — 18 ven vears up “ger eral more , Wages paid: cata Ofue free: strictly Delmar agi — : einai : ) Work all ni Ent; 5 nigehrs each week e'¢« st Massage: } Vdraul Chair "aR W« MA N Comp in Said to b da * & ~Danse dea la fea tr: ree. LLEVA TOR BOY- -Warkes $1@ per w fe k. Menen '- Ox Co, F olzorm and Lawrence i, 1) ket sS., St. fF, ouls, . seme Ws a - e Nn fa) pr th n t Ann \ tr enkineer S02 Washi ne? on ‘ff, >} MIi W | . - Secern nad r > fagic - el, RIGHTS -THE ARN NM.) CoO on For e meet . and pine etter yy St . ao Tres’, trepak, tr Ruste Danse “LEVATOR OPERATORS ;Men. Apply Ho- ike) ST — -. aa HELP _WANTED- -WOMEN, § gEWOMAN * > a! } or ™T) ’ ; o = ‘ ‘ : . . - wan de vers and labor. pork: oODen shop: no strikes or trouble. St. G g ai $- g . oa oe i or j {ray ; by . - - ‘ eaten - 2 a - ee ] t i ) rn ~ Ss a > g — = _— . nie oe “Tat, ' aed “ / . : oui ‘ e bi . _ W - . Rt eo - ven o > sae eer enapel, 2209 Or All FE. Entara, ) into rest at Pans ie. CHICAGO Carpet (lear Oe C0., Carpets cle in as ne " 7. vee right and bi this country lose hee ks "Amerian’ ers. j.ouie Rich ¢ OnSstruction Ce., 429 Mis- Proad pales ‘© Casting Co., ‘S00 (ca) B A Ds 1D RS—7 P R ESS FE hoF fos re Be “On Sunday. ©, 6. ; Re Kiniey P thane C.. Of Mana Ran rao ated like new, 3889 ‘inney; Lindeti Rin sacle ‘} , gs r ~ourt av.. East St Louis had 8 Bok Spb BP. rm thene, to J *fonts he Cemare’ - : 20. 10748" -~ “e- a 7 ! ont da _ 4 e 2030. Del, 65) i é ng POINTS. aor es. -- - - I INISHERS Tt NAILERS Experienced, hand 1 Apply Mound burlap bag Sewers, Mtlous iris: a aaae , len. nd, ‘ - \ ec yes er , EAN Na ee P = > : City Rox “tory, 2p0n ri st ork % > - > loved son of Mrs, Addte Quaite at’: © EMPIP WARPET CLEANING I . 3S. — Sy eme Cc 2IXS a =. Story, 2 ra int é > : vs 4 BISCHOI s* Yn ; l tH j yd (ort 4 1918 af and WwW @iter FF (ua fe, our yf mg: tien he ‘ fy ¥ ) ST PENG (*¢) oon" Lucas. Bonu, ORPHA N. —Staying 3 days over. or, Springfield” ]}} ‘ Seas of Hon- \f + re _ * } k : Ou et iE BR Oy E, XPerie nee Appiv Mon: la y. pay highest Ww ages In € = = R ex lho Sisehore a Riley, han » Pay STAandson and gros: ZF randsar a) Pe . ry wi pon . (6) mMmeane vou must pay another full] tory, in anv ee city direc. — ‘Oo take CnNarge of Rei fteady wer Dorris Motor C ‘ar Ce 4100 lo. ede av. irs, WER T H AM i . . x “Ww AITRE: I sch 4 ‘ ' J fon -of Nile l phy and ¢ lara of 19 Veara 4 dave os pingl eg ti a . An ad ? month’s rent dresse ‘ drug Stor re, for ad- al ot i wages, Apply PRU ‘R OC h- LITvT ‘ON —— pa : ~ A 4m sAG CO 7..} oUNZ: apply Ha pes oT! ‘age Rich j Gear by ithe, of Wal day PVening : *-G.liall id Home Ns are ” ~ ae _ 8 of all the Courts of Hon rT es RNT _ RE CO. 4th one St onan he ; ee Fy rf BOY: (iooa handwriting: opten- I) a ‘4 . Jefferson P beth | uL ~USan } ‘PCr tf and My ’ iis " j Wnera| ieee is j . . , ‘9 MISCELLANEOUS 3 NOTICES” Sl .. —“After Prohibition takes! he e. 4 | ELF be ay .\ With stoker mae Apply = » —f% for advanceme nt. Ac me Of +7 Sf. ( Ts 7 compere - “ Lem (nee Bischorn; ‘t the age of 8. yp.ntl tre Mea. Bg a ial RAN lace y 1] - 2745 Panin os | "an h Selding Bes o mn. ¢ cor 24d and Lucas pie —lo deliver ian ae he Ke of | | Vormer, gong dison steer "Ps haga NA Dia you wil] not be a! ‘owed to) ATTY iii «(4% Panin « (7) otta Pe ‘ sear Suna a ae . 19 Sunday, (y 7 "ere fog Services Monee . 2 sob iat eX Dress ha Uling done. 4218 m; ike beer for Vour own bersona/i ( ‘ODDer — > Alum, lime. bis Mmtuth FI} eM \ ~ j HOrianna.! " for dow a ft” hoi} PACKER — 3 Sxpersen ed Aseis to Mr. Ma - ewtah 8 ye ae | bie Hall ses 7 Wai — Dp re at ar a (Trand Avenve Bapt st Chure h ve “y aha MuNniata, : Viet T GIG : ea use.’ t: ann; ie “pe ide adresse! ts Fallic and re ea pe sath ry W BD sth " (eo) ee McElroy secs Shoe (" o.. 15] 17 Wash. RO ‘KN E Ep np Young lady AN a 7 \ « ] ai * oh _ ae On Ul ar to Cemetery. tor ‘ ean ¥ Pe be 2 > ? a Ot “ae Fr « x, f na in and ¢ a : P - Ps —- - A Neto } av. (ee | mu } oe j . oe ' tihaila ‘, emetery. Motor. (0) Mo At a ee & BRO 6. ron dlevipnan woes * rahe aaty LER F’.—There is no modern de. Porn nq ports ant astringenty whee FIRISM AS Sober man who understan ig PACKERS yo ee ze = oy oo palin” es Seouen i. very riehe han : 18 “ 45 vears for | 7 Ma ak 4 7 2 2 “ = P ; - ‘ " ar ae ; ’ ' . . "oi p , ‘ pe ¢ ‘ eed it » » J 7 irs Bl RK. = enters j into reat on T} ae /HARDSON On Ph urs ay. Over 3. ete “>-4 fin : OOS Ne 6th gt (ea) Cis LOT) of any court of last stag ee a kn Owing more of VW my you Wa ant he the nN rey 3 og ae — y - ‘Ow bressu: © ieee Apply ss we ‘rdtn ann Toy Co ; S]] Vash. pand writing, x — experience t et. oes are ; day, Ov 3 14}6 at Pe “dh : ‘as Bd fe : ae nt ‘ ‘amr " Moha w k ( nt arto. A rt} ur —- pues ——— =— —— COV f rin 4 the Point of law you! hol Cc’ Ould not ady\ ise v« a a to their —_ : , i 44) \ teem : — . ‘ "- Ingt, Tr) i, a lable for lodging ‘ ‘" m?TAay \ OX 1-5 OST-[) ) 2X PERIENCE NNECESSAB American Hotei , Sea eed - . and dear father es Elm ane | hota” moony ac 1, ture exchanged, Phone Bo. Ww pet TALK, CONS have €eN SO much domestic ig LOK Mie isAY His— I RE IG FT t- ispateh, re (c6 SHAPLEIGH HDW., co “sen M DS sas CRONIN P Entered into eee BO. Mas, | ane of Emily and the 1 ° Philts Stock" — aan on — y - ed that Chey may m; } aan CARS— ESSE N Yl AL W OR K a PER CUTF MER—Steady work: private ~~ e vining room. | 19 aospital ge *t. Lonvis, oO, t. 3. 1918 ay interment took D) f —— et hes ton k op | SOU HM SIDE rt. Fir B AND MOV ING CO DIRE¢ ‘TORYM AN—E -SsentiaL at home in ‘a Bay: ike ¢ lemselyvesg “2 tke- 40s 4 VA ant _Box R38 Post -Dispa te h (04) CLERK S—CAN USE —gavep b Deir ai ad P z es ‘ro , | lee ate z 4 . , — nin os . 2 6, aanNey © a ire iTo reh Chas - ‘ ; we PT © mr 2 ; . aoe ain “ain tao - ~ . . - : bey Ca ‘=. "and of Mre r, Soma ot C enin m te hen a + OT. Sidneg 235 veliess ee wid ONE IN DRAFT ~t. Yes, ~ Yes. | F’. I R “Or } k “pie: a) —e) 9 OR rE S Glored: dry eK Store. 4901 aston WOMEN. BETW EEN Tt E a oe r : wagen- oo a and « ‘ Mrs an (nee Brown) °aBO Papers please copy oo ———— , o Whe cnows,”’ , RTER—Colon, AND 23. Wie ARE ae =» anc Py ats MM. cape Spa r © Mrs ; Ly othe C) Onin Wx . c W [u ly ake a S pe ( ‘ia! ty” of long- gongs ha: ; I, H{.— Try motor truc k tra QSsport | writes: J Ou may Bafe)y 82 y th all I A N | yy Ni is N , i. ar. Ww ire men pong a ~ hal - er a ICCA by } } " . ‘TIS ‘ per ; > . - . v . ’ , — . , “. FO ° rT fier flere rs a : ar indehild an i aeeO™ Bt the age us| cot De metery. nt" d Ma 111 N. 12th st. Centra} S491R, Main 2042 ‘ ae sonnaire . pure ed. : 2. socal smooth, then },. te gr wat” ; dnote work. GE RST BRO , 800 C ass. Poy WASHER wri oF colored: $407 4414 West Pine py Weruse- 7 ee mens fu rs lien ) ‘) da‘ 5. , fc) ae) “4 a a s }] ( las ifica lon Don't lie ° Py tot : ~ = S - * Boag “ays from the date Classi- Nalf — me ’ . = Maple dry; high Wag bo ry "" ete o from family residence, 290% Brannon avenue. Dp. ™.. at United States Marine « ae, A. G.. B R AU ER SUPP gi CO ficatic card wae Mailed, excludine ( lead) fouch the Solder to HOG BI TCHERS — H 1D) I I PRESSPERE . . wear Mie. ¢% = ; lam A. Tracy ‘} loved gon a2” md oe —— aM Moniac ‘Set it at , y " "AC G ()., ag acnce to Mr, Giles, room 363. 102 N. | COOK—First-cja : Good pours; sis RATORS — Typewriter: DALY Wntered Into rest on Friday Oct. Mary ~ Tracy vi He Walsh) “qha G. re WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC AN Ol, D COTY PLE Nobody Can For Soldering ‘Sine and oeere). | A KIN I £ Missouri and id Rt lacie Sena aR (06) come preparey ! ‘- Wor Pe iH ro nographera with any tye ‘aiaghaas” . vend. por satherine Daly (nee John K. Daniel Ore Lugene 1) aig OB ‘Pine ana be com elled to subscribe for the. iron use Plain Muriatie acié -— » La Salle. (e7) PRESS AND PUNGH OP j ERATORS — bas 1004 N. Grand UE Lt © preferred: over 25 yeu ‘ , beloved wif of Wilitam Daly, | Suerite, Catherine and Eeth Tre os ) CC fourth onds, and as you have sub Soldering +; ’ : . rt — — = Sheet metal departmen “GQ Louis Car COOK Girl for ki =) Post Diswa teh r Other of John Malach; Wilt m. } ? | M ‘ A Cc “ t er acy, Mrs. I Ie RA* TING. papering. Hs Brownley. e ” ~> ‘ ce c i — - ay =s ‘ pr ay. - . and do you think it ig right for erore F0lderin j ; . . ta > . . short Ulness, Kdward Decttipig™ belove . ~ 19 at 9:15 am. John Waddell 2éc. Discount lc per line on $3 of real America, > ab er °c Ane the hot copper into the aciq mt ob d D LRON BED MOLDERS -And helpers: white | on 8tee] Cars: Government oo ~To cook and assist with IM KR & CO . l4th | \osband of Mary DPoettiing (nec Aegue. “i oved™ ‘father of hive. Hattie Imma, Mra ae oo het seine, > man admission to -; prt : Using, which Will ela- the - way Tr Bored men. _Avply sd erintendent. Fos. work ST’ L OU IS 6. Al CO., | SRL Windermere P. - Gee): ay —— fon - egg Poettling (nea oe the ( allanan and Mrs Lélah Sargent | “~~~ ee ‘ i mon nl “a yr car ~y Pan '€ copper. hi ser Bros, Mie. Co., Broadway @nd Buchan. - ‘ . h t GIRL To learn. phot peTaphy- Day -- : re * @n0 our draer rother, br Cr- | ar, Var bros Pr of Jz £1i fee AU AMNCe ¢ an er sort , s 00 Ay les "i * * AND JUMPER @G in law, 8ONn-in-law and une t ine an W . anc our belowes® father jiiam ARTIFICIAL - LIMBS | amusement of that Kind who is do-. the Pinta ot BENZAMIN — A to | JA NFTOR—Fine ‘Street doubie Spartinene: 8 0 +. Broadway. (e7) Gq ante on 0 m yeat= 11 months and le days, a Ria ‘An? dfather, after a lingering ilness D. PA KANT CO. 7 ‘on BAG) Cage, ing gn muc h and grivine all for his} lone slim Oncle am -the | mu competent ang industrions: an- | RIP SAWYER —~One familiar with f iture IRS On Dower t Co ines: steady p ners: highest union #ca "uneral on Sunday, Oct. 6. at: Pp. mm. Mera! on Sunday, Vet. 6. a: * ae ° a2 ve, ground floor; | | tr A n ; “y Sil Man with « trinped trous.- ewer. experience, etc. PR x. f urn ure Star Felt « ‘omfort Co 1010 N “tasn Government Work frorm family residé ince. * “512 South Twelfth from the residence 0 hie gon. -iniaw J , oe eat’d 1860. Oldes ¢ limb factory in Mo. Lirr bs “ ity! Vv boliceman rides on a | ere fastenad under the boot. a sta —— ee — —* 4 74, P.-D. fel) actory work Preferred. Landan Cabinet ym anes * . Ev iN, ; 7! $22 . . > " ea — ——_ . ~ " . ee r : r Drivers and Stable Mep's wafon. No. 43. of ENE ane iim odinan member ATTORNEYS , S AT be W ti meet tha re ne. Possibly | | ncie Sam figure wan > ieai shaven “and Were Fron rm Lanier Ca, Fase s6x7 ‘Natennrt laze. UBlon Quarry Op. GIRLS—Two, for packing and labelt ners with ima Hine expe (e7) Pari : th ta, men Of the | Hanan ——~ Ne ¢ Jarrers have not thought about} | 1847 pe . — ‘ and Wabash trac} (ec) ridge tof) ; : ? le d iniillsaia Worid and - a a 7 . ;4n i BE. ¢ Clay a ne - eeneans _ HhoOUTER: good Pav \. Ma tery, uni o n ia | an A Friday Oct. 4 1918. t hi | Workers’ i Ml itd ST hie ‘onal Tobace 0 CENTRAL, LAW Buregu. a ene ‘Ciena. legal if, Certain ly we Should ail be lib-| Cure of him in tha one = Cari ‘saga LA RORERS Main “tree et ‘apd “Bremen” av. SA WYE RS—E -XDertienced box FaWYers, Ap linen a . better & tichman. 923 Wa heme in New oe Mo a sd 4 (C7) Matters, Lollect ions; experienced attorneys: €ral to our S0ldiers and Should do Style of B ume of the ' Apply Pruin-Cotnon c onst. Ca (c7) __Mound “ity Rox Factory, 9nan ¢ Gratiot. (6) GIRLS—Experienced Union Seechat : tr. Dornan beloved husband of Annie for tg WILKE Pag ae 'Dto rest on rtd ( Scvice free (c&) ali we can for them RB: Paine of fee Y he a Albert LAH: RERS -~White cr col ored. steady work: SET U P MEN 2 rere —tawlings atte. Co., 2361 | CH OPER ATOR-~~M lseour. : : . 4 E ; "t FIGay, Oct. a mene ———— ee . ‘ OC New OrTrk, who ic 7. agp vi . Ga, = — eee . ~ ; and dear father of Harry w Dor- n oi. ws F018. at a. ~ » bk the lence AUSTR wee | thor; , ’ Ss &uU Money any come Apply Inton uarry. WOE 4 4a GIRLS TO wor i Pance Co as bosition ope lmbadia Mo. and Jense ra Dor- — of Sy ' Normandy. 7 R teady work. highest wages Pai Apply GIRLS —ae once. noRoberte and ing age (experience and Interment at New Florence omy ‘Sunday. iJr.. Mrs, Maud Seibe and Mos Rerdia “tare daricing taupht. or the “No” vote in the Carly Soldier | Brother Jonathan Of tha English N ATT IN AT E IREL 'AND. 46 Universtty. (e7) — Lncas, Sth ene oat. OO. 8 lox B-2 arZ >. m. mn renee “mee Whik 4 at 2S age of 35 ee Holiamd Bide 1) returns ig larger than the percent- | artoonists used jn e¢- ricature of ( ‘ KE AD CO., Man. SAWY ERS ¥perienced rip “nd cross-cut LS Over 1G. ” . SING MACHINE | 2 wie a." Midas . . , " ” C e 4 a“ iat - - co ettstown (Pe ) Papers mee Ie umera} on Monday. eae eis PRIVATE 7 NCING 4415 Washington BL: ane of vee 166en + full civ ili lanj! ene A merican Cousins. Little hy chester and Sublette (e8) __ tera. Call at 1452 Ss. 2d st. (e7) | - eckham ee Apply 7:30 a m epee tr NCED: & ‘TRADY from the Aron chanel oc,- «at 3 Pp. m., | Suaranteed in lessons, Mrs. Miller. For- returns ¥ soldiers voting in| litt e, however, it was adopted hh. a ee EE, SHOKBMAKER_ © > = ; rece ESSENTIAL INDE STRY, ‘ FISHE Passed away Peace fy on Fri- | &Venne, to Minsoury i201 rorth serand et OD — Fe (c8&) AUTODEG, 23,000 we ere recorded in the; the Americans themselves —- Div. g99 Pine a man; no other need cath GIRL To work fn sandy f AND . PLEASANT Wo . aati , . ial AT tor. ! >A ; > Pee ane Ts t ix ~ >» esieiiiliitince ‘ lea (* ’ 7 . 4 f+t> 4 a ° NG Gay, Oct, 4. 1918, leabolie a a esland Tem, § © omit flowers (c7) ar 4 of a rong Ma ances crrectly and oat Piha and only 17,000 Im the af.~ | | Thomas Nast dignified it into a SHOEMAKER Fx sDerienced ; Salar v3 | Gin Scie U8 St = m™., Lou Zacher. beloved | —— 1 \’! sities Shell 4258. {cS) | | may be One Conclusion. hy ‘ We must! as mye} i We, ~ ry Y ’ { 77 , ~ | GIR] Co an l, for , mar. 1" uUnera] from residence. 4531 ats atmin- Ww ifr of the a late Pau] pO and déar DANCING ("ory Dton 4, idem yy. Compton” ~~ oa member the, re ae, 7 ig tips ‘ ne : — =e a do tnat oO] C oly Mmbia . SHi ak M Ak “R Stea addy wor kk: £004. War: es. N 'D ne ae dining rootn wo RTMA) i) @ n ain ee - “fer Place. on Sunday, Oct. é, om. Mother of }- d. Paul. Augrus: Marti; ned Par] AVS., Sunday afternonne anc Weins on p P Raa. . ag la a CON ge Ou Se, Par h of our caricaturigte - ?, Ine nding Sunday 41444 ‘ Pain P ; “ ep ' Interment Private. (ce) thee te: Zache:. SEG O9F daay Leman cay evenings, Pris fox trot evecs Sandan, are eas, "Wade ete we Which men| has Eliven an Individual Couch of his ‘arter at fe7) | GIRL Ne ft and reliabje. colored for card Bid : mother-in-jaw and gy dmoth . ont) mh rho ry ae “are calles (Oo =our versal Military!oyw nN, an Che presea’ o he SOLDER RS rj oz z VISCHER—-& ntered into Daas on Friday, | 4&* of 69 years § mo Sthe er a gn. ee CAVE } | Neine ; tere (Training. After *4 Ing traine d in Sense ‘the reaule of conainete “ys Pe ™ 7 a Perienced ; ct. 4. 1918. at 10-4: ” @ Anna Fischer. Mnneral from farn jl, residence, 3791 7 Jessqns sc{D8,_ Acade: ne? Otive and a8th ; ‘TMs and reftul) Structed j “pata it OnSiderable eyo. 2 . i » , i OWa eS Sons OV ers afternon err S e a. Ca uU iV in: tases e¢ In} lution (Other heloved mother of Mrs ace Homan Mrs | &venue, on Monday, (>, 1t 9 d , . n xcept UNdays hi . Y Katie }'re boare (nee lische r). ‘ yell the Holy Cross [ont herat n © urch "nie bday “8 Or In class. Call or phone Bomon-+ Or bligation } $0 the a August and Tony Mischer, and our dear 4venne and Miz Ary] Ktree, Motas ‘ et: ee ‘ frandmot ther, Mother-jn-law and si ster. ir : AC ‘? | Da? law. at the age of 74 vears Funeral] will take place fro: m daughter, M rx. Dakot a street, on NOGRAP Hite r First class. a! fice work Slate exp lary y wanted Row R45. dence of her hourg. o205 tf bee ¢ fer factory (C8) landau Cabins to 540 ) STARLEMAN— Who . Ngelish Origin- whether hel rixzin—the indarg lar “tu Tower can do harness repair » e | | | Brothey, Jonathan and first | Ssone snould make hie Services available| ~ King's hi } . ‘ . , ; ‘ “+s era UV ‘So ilgn- Food ages Pad, ern ploy ment ENO: Al Hike It ‘ ge ‘mation repre- Way ot Man FF Nin eri ne Mae) er ’ boo k ee te Yor } sented a ye *PPing yor == - od | a ——— Oe €O., 3051 "Laclede, and book tee . . ‘ ing Man OuT - ST Fe? GR I > . P une aA (*y rers in | td. Hee [uroOne The late werendum STOWing hie o : oN ; AP 1 RF ires. Class, for Ken- | Giki.: ‘4 to MM sen, ‘ iL a, . ‘ is Clothes hence t} e + . . ? ’ “al old, to fold ns mar tax), fIemen 40. vas . t -ejd ; goes le short era “Work: state experience an lars hour 9 to f NOGILAPD Re Am ladie 4"), ‘- “ale ree for 3 a oa . Was n PrTely to de ¢ Jae Ww hethe r he trouse rs st ipped to the insten ind ts wr anted Rox R 245 p t_D) rd aie - o oO) Wages to Start, oN . A ; Sh ! ' S “4 Sfructions o Piva) ag _. Should be forced to go if he oe 'd-' the tight fittine ‘eat Wea ¢ “ hi Tats an . = “S.(e7) Week. ‘all 500 N 4 Stan indy xX Derioncesd . ¥ Ss... TY. ‘ to a Nthony, a ' ) ( ‘ OY DPrivy CRE ° leer Or. ; 2 is ; . ~N ‘ i i - ¢ g . La Ting { lig ~ PALLA FR I's do ressine i . Ridvar ement: State age (‘hurech "thence to SS. Peter aud Pars Selid i ae che tra and ifest musj tines: ballr oom ed to remain at home. Aus ralia Statement. The name l"nelea Sa) aor shop steady work ron i ae Ting uw a >On Noor, te Clip inroads and >s, Prowse Disenateh Cemetery Motor. S ne, 1 itm 80c. ~ tr and aceomr lodations Cay Danrei has done amaZing)y well weies this arose f} ale: ie ote eo é . at on . Ook s ane eyes. Pelican Rubber Cy — Oto! (c) Discor nt . e ancing il ‘OM thes fact that 4 Feldman ‘ab 1 Wd . > r ; : —— ——— ; ie yer time on three opr Arademy, Olive and 29th. Ahern @ Albers Variation jn the Volunteer System. tiale T°’ « (ty ited States) 7° _ini- i a TIN en —erton. SO) | _lacas NOURAP Tien And dictag more + ‘ , te fies ais : ited Npe- eg } S. 7 . i ze as Pens OLEICH ~Entered into rest en Friday | ~~ PAM Asertions Me : (c8) It has sent 391 900 ‘rained men to on ertain cacke 0 . nied ones = ER: —wo.__Call Rit Sidney. (6) | GIRL Bright. for clerica} work, officde will Bas Rood nateee t ~ le on 7? ~ es — , P ee DANCE Z ONIG H : A Tr light in the allied “arimies and it has ity. Sy FE ‘hased foe ions at h\ TINNERS Expertenc ed; ‘iovernment fxPerience, if any, wd salary expecteal retor, Hox F4 ee Dim pant Crlete h ‘Beis ed Pld sl of John Gleieh ne Se oe Losr ~sri 4 I been computed t) . ine i. ee ; 41% : + Dureh ised for the army \ A. work: De gaa > Noy mont W eastern | Flftign Permanent. Hox kK TA P -D, . and | 'Zabeth Meich (nee Baumann). and ——e —— is Wee... ee 4 é ip ly , Saat ed in ] ‘> Were facetious|y interpreted Ti mw are Co IS08 N (c@) Gir i . ; ITHEESS «| tPerienced 416 [ )~— , Aypctr. ; of : ~ oO. a 4aP (iver as vat . (gar sinter of Marie, John A. and Frank | == ARC ADIA ' - S ean _ Pass en 4 r yl leas ee long @nding for «+ Mele Ham” +. TOOL MAK E , a mins fae 0. D. B viene Statio (work ETRENS 1415 8 Bofele av ° anda frae ton raines eOrmans a li¢ OCAlL nic kn; ime of ‘ ; \ 1 ae + arnard : lamas ("o ~ vs } ( E Xtraordin TY musier ar . ae , Cc 0 M) ‘ampel W jl- . Venter and Laclede ; \ : Ph ars ~ , N’ Muneral from farni}y mmdence, 2101 | I IU RT H I, IR E RT Y L 0: AN floor jn its. 4 er tena th arrest and , Onest maybe more. Gene rous as Austra- “On, a Gove ronment insnec tor on “Sse hii a] Wa VV Ai? Wanted, high- * satya tool makers 8teady = etede a eas ITRES: eady work: @ ; tag Street, on Mond; ‘y. O - af 8:30 | | " > Rear Go, een, She: ts ics ‘lash; beer suring " 36! @thas 2. ae An- h | WWE le t: GIRI+-—One attending high sch. rend «a LT} ON BP OOKS 15 Olive x¢ Af pt gage , ’ la has }, measuring In Ch ( le) “ft arpa .* WO’! rain) if employmen - highest azes paid Apply ® high schoo! for : . ~ a. > fo St. Anthony’ 8 "hure h. Pies to ; Hh ; é 2» a rneay (Sranse , (OQ, . . X : re : —s « tii i Soldiers dé. ah y Mw ZL y uU ie) Ip KR ~ one . a hours’ work fter et} | P : ‘3 , " . | SS, "P eter and Paul's j ‘emetery. Motor.(e7) ||} LOST. Noe 11127 onve> oa - . = : “ ount of man mate: lal furnished, |, Who are my, h given te. nicknat ——— MAND. 2536 U niversity st. (c7) 1110 a nee, hone ter aon: Send : Phos Neg : ; . =A A : na ~ ort — - 7 4 \@erntae ‘ RBs 280g0 Qo of ~V04ds, 347% ’ maT RICAL if has been even more eRenerous in made the name yaa nt) Ric ete “rgd CRAP FTC MAN—-Fop og O¥ernment con- ——. ite a Vandevente = . é mm : . “ ‘ (je f ‘ ss ; ; i re ; “ F t - on D dae MANN—Asicsd in Jenus, o, Satur-/// 5082, sogo¢, 75 546, 14335) Aa ~Wwnnnnonn | the quality of the maresic: 2" Military eqnipmess’, MMitials FRER OUla oy On tract spatch O™ St. | GIRL—To work 1 8X8 @ Week Tn SS--Vor restaurant, day. Ciet. aft 4: 50 a ™. Ann: e Koop.- I if 144989 15159} P4834 , GUITAR RL AYE go mec) ate . Louis Rox 2 S6. ee Dispet, h io 7) AI. Mg ee f po. , Mona aw radv for i, if > ; a ss ’ OF mw we 7 : . ‘_—. ee liz a —aas ~~ ~ rns fute hike ¢ and P . a wv 1 " nn (nen r feifer) beloy a’ Wife of “red. For ND ze A> 2: veek S46 Locuet cs ln» SITUATIONS. “WOMEN, GIRLS HELp WANTED. T R ANSPOR T ATION TRU NK} M AKK ay Hur hinson Trunk Yar. | itérman, ITRESS 72 « houteay - $1 ‘ ris \ 4 , igh . Ee ’ ; . a orp, " re . ; ’ 44 : rom side nite ,] {. #e#X%pa r ‘ node. 7. ) ? Rajlway Kix, hange, # IBEp TY i= tray ne ny hon hye ot of refer, Now yan i Appl bet the Ag Sho: Pp: Must be over tf A) I ie a N Tt Tom) Wages. 4it Morge=; Ay m et es . iife aa 3: t) Wate ‘ plore : as diehw of Finity 'L uthe ran ‘ ‘hure h. Mishth and Ls % { LOAN ASSi Be IATION , p> an sia Biwer-encet CGS Wy a aie Bo sg : {Ween ‘ ‘) a, m. and * 30 x. SI ) . WAT TERS ‘ ‘olored $3.5 ar } H: Aart lie ba ‘ ‘ at ir 1. ;@ ith ; TaAYvette, then, e lo ( ‘oncordia Comer, = f Sieneteineteines a C5) - ‘§ ( ) 4 M - N Pa + Ni ae ; tient dD nn. , _ 4 Taf. wali Henriet: aA st, : ; ake ~ 6 {TT DA ILY tan Hotel Hlami! ton and a — ' 7 (;IR] ie! Lady el iabilee Our) Wages, + hite for ‘ Ms ‘ 4 — a Oeeee er nggee + atom — = . ca - j , Sit as . work. 5 ] 417 et > iv ? pe. ’ CH Nn : 5 " : g.° . ss . ‘ Al Bs F's “ i . aS Moto: api : 4 BOY trong, to learn sign _advenic : WATCHMAN pa. nd night warck American Electri 14mp Co., 1008 N, ‘I! Chippewa ITF. | BRAG il dep last: {| t V A N T E- D baA I NDRENS Sit colored Puesdas a! nes: BOOd Pav ty Start A piv os busi Dlant }, ated in pea a $1 _ ae . a . . “ Ls ips» t sl a = m % ‘ > - 7 "han a ‘- > ‘ , nr y ¢ na “ahi sO ; y z Ci ve “) ; / oo — - — —— - die " “ 207) } Sed) )) YD) Ps |] reas Brick 7... "9am an” os i or : p - mM farnily: neo — ing © (nee Parac hbacher) beloved wif, pe DEED Lost, real estate eed. Jo, Sead dens, a — A-AUNDRE a) | ae. Washing and houseciean- BO) , 9 learn ine Clee rs Dusine =banne late Frederick H Krite and dear mothee if Nash-s Smith ENVElops " \ riday, Sept 29°, add ‘lo ~f "7 & 10 go nal less ims, by das Mary Kinslow, 14 t’ sor repair Shop: state Waens A Pe = WERIGHE R—For coal yard Position: this jg | JtUrlander aror._and Harfield _ MA N he a 4 r Ticeee ROE. TeWard Main ps 1ONAl lings UC ear . (7) Derience ? . Qe : AT« ° anf hesg “4 : —~And women nies ‘ADRS. young A e of Edwin H + Ollver KF Hetue H. and > ee ’ “ 4 COUNL I¢ ber line on 3 ag nt ose eee : = : Hox J ®-. Post-D EDAtCh. (eg) Servire tie 4S essentia! snswer in own hand GIRLS—And won en th work im jabs gee aad ‘ Te rank R. Krite Mrs Julia Hateh and Mrs len; Lo: Host ten 1. ri oo us Ser lions * . re in- LAL NDR», Sit. *by Colored; laundry worl. BOYS About Is: E00 Wares ——_ SH \ Lo & Writing Box R 4 Post- Dispate) tg Wrapping Felling ana Packing: , . "4 —- tat e+. terrie or aa Oasre ’ , * Sue reata ° ’ roles jor . 2 i. ’ Stead , Pill : rhe wy 7 . . re haa Th i ! F126 Pe nis} lvania c Ma »! 1 n Kauffman Engineerine ,- * - WINDOW RIMME}: And card writer. , ‘ wrk; experien Hot necessary) ft . ‘i > . ; . . - re il j » = -, Tiigeri? MN +d. ’ oa file = as - fie r ¥ . . at asf ‘ ring «? 7? 4 t —_eel poe oe ne e. TR} 4 ( honteay rewar d. Yee eri MEN BOYS biter ret is. i¢ le te i ] | \] A R K dD T Q rR ev eT PA rience : Kood Salar, for depart ment Gee ha me tf On! - +s : fie p! ? « " i ‘ 4 yr - 6 ” | 7 . . wf ail . , «ss - , . — —_ +; \ ; o 8 Pete ae te “yp imma a. a. HAND BAC Lost Dlaci bh - » , - “ ‘ ; MATERNITY NURSE “Will tak confine nOy Neat (oO run Crrands; $7 Per waa ; ee M leinemann at Hote] Mar GIRL: ro = @7 acts [fas : to iS e rs Comistes. M f . ‘ I ad . ~ a 8 ’ ’ . . r We + ? - ot yr. (C7) nie iand ben . : ‘ ~ It c iz , = aque P Nunad - “4 +}, ', a ; ; tet nt a! End, containing» mon \ ! "ae if of ASHI Eep ROOK! my Ppp s r nh , . r 5 : m hePians m Tr Al) rey JEOWelry ("“¢ Le Be. intas. ' - aay (ev) and o ler ' sod Prodw “ nO exer : Yo . } p : : : ; ‘ . a. 8. fiir ’ . . i \ ., ” 4 “if e e rna ’ CUSP« nal ” oy n iM) i ‘ i >. g nc rit] * wes — , } L¢ { . - — NOCeRes or P Bee, TT . KUNKI ER. y enters d into rest on Friday. of Klasse s. knife » Nd card of OWner: re. young man. With fair knoe lode xp ri ion ced during conf hement té tires Delmar | % : ry WIRE WORKERS wo, eX Derienced. for ea« Co. 110 7 Pe. 5 *42 and al Oct * AC 2:25 p. m Theodora ward ©" S43N8sbury by] Cabany ke ) ing. fast and ‘urate. } A rey Tae & rit . ‘ er er 44) Delmar “40 ee Fog Messengers Rood i t . VAN ‘Co? rp al w ork: Steady wo; K. Union hours ns . E ‘We , ‘free . j ° « rn: ( } . ‘Perey wa ¥ : Stiles Lei wl cu =" ‘ 4 ’ " ‘ ‘ ‘ . . . a — kK unkier’ 2 bind ed husband of Mary Dy —— — (or) uate, eran Pt; $icn to Pe dg ; —* Sracu- cary 7 a ; . nou yo “entury Gldg. Posta} Teleco, p| . I PbDone ® and ¢; ronble nr an. iighes; Wa gew Rox F 416 Poet Dig ic? GIRS 40 Work mn Pe Oratory. putt Ideriv ions thread Nunkler (nee Connor), and dear father o¢ HORSE “ nad len: . clayhan} Post-Dispar,) Pir upeadags Ox K-23, | STE NOGRAPHIER “orapetent, would ixe Sable (% High 8o Ue tl! magneto e; ‘hange work could YARDMAN Appi before & ; e, wr 00th and toilet preparationgs : Lovin urton ee OTS Bernardine 4nd Reatricea Nunkley *@hout bug RY: reward k turn tr and 7 un CHAL Py 16) Work to be done at horne, Box KN-344, Brany Yo sei] y ‘Pers at Union « a fore family (O Operate a ite hboard- State cm. t &, nef. ilo . } — rd » ~ Funeral! from fami]; residence, 854: 5A | Gerbere or 23 Gravoj ven Cnces, wants posisi, ”| CXPerienc ed, refer Post-Dispat a gets T S11 per wee: Inquire at New Stand No * ‘ ? Addve.. WW, rao ey) pe a8eS expe, YOUNG MAN pS oe 1, f etail ; — 1. ~hemical 1. boratory Boyle” aX FE RIE: Ne a" IN HAND Vista avenue Interment at Mount Ster- How N D— Last Small Key ge ? ar slab, Forest 1899 Ww TYP IST Siz, ' and feneral office Acsistan?: fast end of midway eee Mena e aa nee Nee ae lean, Fenera) stor per , ed p f —y Pot qn vary Laclede ' ame HANDIar TRAIN i : » “Az: ol Ary > Al ; I : Sir : — ‘ - > , > . ‘ STL Bree 421i S POrdg } ’ ‘ POP IO Ti « ‘ re Be — 44800 . . - 7 ling. Till, Lue notice of lime will be given. license 1440. whi ite on > , Aten i Alp: ech I ME K ‘a Hore Wishes POSirion neat, acCurate 8S Ve ars expe rience. at x Lays To learn shoe making j : ie . fel) . . se (silk I Piccppa I AGED 1a TO ORK itis APPLY TO Ee R45 : irfrinin at ACK - reWard. Alls GUPIVe; iiftla OXPDeriance marrjs ; K “iit. Post ] 3 Spatch. (@) Quiek a ~4 “ eo » Koo Dos! lor ai wR eR Phill Rs hij han | umber ‘ ‘ ; xy KATY \" ORK iO. iT) PA ~ ARDWALE t sm 4Ttt swiss ot ene into rest on } rida, Oet LU BODOM je Tk Pe agg y Rate Worker POO’ relerence. (: WOM «A ‘* T? high wor ¢ ny | Lady Pactary ’ ae 17, App!) V Amer; Al Page and VW thas? tracks or Das Yao! Ne; MAN Bn Sener, | Office assiatane yy AN ANT WOR KING ‘e Reon ONS DON @ e o. t ‘40 I rh James IK arl Lewis, , 4 tf at this Pall ani’ Vorg a ' SJ gy Th OT a iv . ] i ~« at ° ~ = a The MOCiye ic] . . iT on Oj ‘ har ace fax ; ’ s - _ , : ‘ .. , . “ ; \ : ; ae ! , a. mm... n a ‘ , KE nrie : > = MACH NIST at. 7 ; : . “. ahcement Sate age wh c : , ? elon ed son of John and My; ur Lewis (nea | "be “ ins te for nite tris. ks. n Norn ne CLEB kk ey : . . Writs _ 444 > nright BOY For Stocks om: Splendj ? Opporety: it g 4 : , A] vund ont Jacob Eng And salar. Max Ff asl Poet. Dis Patel (eT) a Ry whgeh, a rt tet KRE - Nleopper) aoe dear brother of (iu endolin C0 Teg Rs if valmed to Fy 5 i t. Clerk os “ete ke beh ro Pr ape Cierk ae Price WOM A\ Neat. colored. wants any king of for 4dvancemens Kurland - Mee x Ta —~ MACH ee ok Bee heute. av. (oF) > rou MAN \ 1s t"} or oe. ‘'Sfeld inee Ie Wis), Edwar i and Dorot} ome! ‘ iroadw; bse, ANZ, te Yee : Leer with an CS#eNtial brs atti Rise «6 « ’ Deine ont eld, 1128 w sShingetor re ee TAC HiT. NJ Ary. " OUNG } N—-As stock clerk: sple A : o “e Cera rs Pies Pewriting @ : . iV " > on res igre] 9 ot 7" ' = 7 ry 4 ° few Nna ae «i i nif i) ( Ai | } {) a f 7 Ti RT¢ i. toe) Site ( : Mak. , f .y : ‘ r we id 0 ~ , low ia, and dear brath, T-in-law and wnel, e | PIN Lost. Rold ne vice bins ~~ (CH k 10° Pat os er ‘ Classifica rs, n. Btn TOM Sallie ] acy. POY i iF wae ss “anger . , inity for vy. ree as Box i 415. Pp ype m or nrie you really Want o Work { 1h] S trea but ; after a MINRering it): Ness, at he ag Of SQ noor between rand and leber, ny tte ( “(tf Sir 3 - ca doy S38 %4, Stay refe ren es . 00 en MACHIING . 6 ped Wi ] ri gs e 7 yo ‘fy M AN In Car os dr raf? Class. With Ir} I? MAIC ; WT) SHIP? FACTORY, t to Lutheran Cemeten ry Mote - ° ’ (Ja88 pin Gals M. M { 14 mn Ve hited? MORTON \’ a. 4 \W A N ts F I) } anes me rt ©AOA sles 1D aaah 7.4. \ Ooune Ann . hi “ 7 . - Tries Mie a i Prperten,- or ing ination, to ~ . Orner ith and py ; ; “ j . Lin, dej] tT . reward, we Al ee as Ore Nar ’ c ay ‘ . 7 5 . : ‘ 1 oe lo . | _ ~¥ ~a-L,U me fh ‘Oo learn Pe irine .; j t! 7 , n A ae trtg ; Chicago (lil) @ nad Wise onsin DaPers MS (oF) .'°rk: now SNDlOved: ant “ “PPing - th floor ’ i tl ersor (ot sited no ~ fe. FR ce opera o& of light ma - © eNnjoya ae!) preferred Please copy (e7) | POCKETBOOK Lost, Thurs, n | 82100! Post-rialoved: want change, Box a0Gle. 130 Wee) nOY—Streng. to run erraco aT ™ AN-Youns, to work jn co : tablished qpritting business, with = a es- —) ] 34th and Chestnut ; Hodia: mont car ae aT iJ epee morning, on - : ‘ ‘. ; Soud gal ¢ Joc os reinimum 80c¢ pe oon om ae , we SOO 1h Veurs (> ‘ rere "( ‘rm OCery ~@ Ore. (sad ivii i@cd rie Spiendid Opportun ity fie ad- eH a Tt Phe Let ; > in Chath, ’ ‘ x } - —— . ° . = aera is I ac kW ood. >, Ward. P} - " al} ‘ lange: re ‘ I ence. +) \ 4th at ; Ss Sd esmen AVUGssere, Soe ; 4 i ‘ OLOT ag] as COOK; dis a Week (‘p}! ‘TCASe aa a y eve! ops, x °30 om. T', leare whris i ; Cet ~ ts Ma ing 4 ‘ clove Case ret ; h j ISPD rer forta ‘ . : . ispatch. Y MAI ng Clear 4 husbana of Sik Buchanan — [oe k wo ¢ | 6119 Minerva 4, uu" tO poor Colored wy oman, ‘MAN Olored, city r “ fonnets, .fvade Schools and Mail Or. BOYS Messengers jn larze office chance Shi Marke (ol) Dispat. (cf) | rooms, fare idles whe ‘a ‘take rne y SPCuTe day ork for we end brother of Mrs Marsha}} y et mag Oe (a 4S Dundle wr Pper erences, wants work ers. Disc ount Ic per ling On three for advancems nit Food salar: B16. MM IN—To cle in house-heatine - sew a “OR nan eg interes 4, iad We ~ he wb ase & y hde or sons have gone te ; Arthur smmet: “pp and ‘\ ltes aes POCKET RO« K—— Lost between | ind 4 Box K.49 pes 1 fer Or other wor] Or more insertions. Loecnst « ‘th floor . DetWeen & and a “Riga a15 boilers. Apply YOUNG ME N—To learn turret lathe oper: | learn; co > ounn By = While w Oe women are asked aé P ’ ‘ aj r 4 j ow / : ad FT ¢ - end ada M'1spa ‘ . , : . ‘é . ‘ ‘ ( r . rion , P — _—— ee Derie : t? ‘ Ry . ae kk wood.’ aged 4 9 Vear ‘ . ing edn Bday: &mal} mouse rol rec contain uM 4 . IND \ 7 ; ff, ~ - . - ~ wee . Boy (ver ivy to earn ale ris > j . M 4 Y - ~ , - ~* ] t.0€', — y . Goverment wor App! y oR 8 la average aint rs . “a ' > hes ; _ additpee _ the’ nee far , 5 dia » , " y aS meee. , Vi ‘ ote eo} > . . pain ~ (Fical USI NE Ss ame ‘ renner: Wor] ‘ i} + . * . eis | fer, ‘ _ an ‘ ‘Fe ! f Pi Munera| from th W agoner gh apel, 36°] Paka Sar op neo OR, $10 4nd ch; ange. Maid: best pr ferences.’ “as , Mufte ‘Sra MEN. BOYS perience in yw IrINe prefer i; S25 wan hy FON Station a0 ~ ee 7 vba he Ne! — . , = Weekly bonne «¢ 4) ner venr « ene roetnurant = iain tome tet sunday, O. ; (2p. m ring is a kee sane’ Ion: iby tl rewar) is) ask for Fy 2 Rmith, Yael LAndell cel eee . ~ ett eee SAll Saturday afternoon P21 Dime MA H{ penta ee ~- falk to Mins Herzog ne will tell you rs paremeen etc. Olive 487 : Nterment jp, Valh: ('e : Se ‘ Peake. Mrs cae a Mtl 5.1, (7) , i oe way nm en - \ ~iGY With car fer te a We , " —e> ; ulton (Mo ) — ginetery’ C ~l18 Mullanph, St., apart, Rt a le Howe MAN Night Ome wy vork destra BAGG GAGE aa AN---White or colored for BOYS ‘O OPerate SvVring ma, hine Apply early Monday » caeeiere a “A "I “eer Apply 0} — sm rH v ALY La YDY IRONERS —1 tperion " Lahmann beloved husband ? "eee l’| RSE Lost ] rida» a m on Rely car: : “ hy I Plo Nene Wanted on farm 0 a Sap = — WAx rf Jambdin a\ I a i@R, : by \ Fo Kif er “toreroom,. who ‘sa Tleat. Ohice BRanns r !.«auned: ; t iza ind STY a}} c} " ‘ ‘ : « NY GAaIry: liarrije } ry, ae .* opal: ‘ ‘ te 7 De a 4 , \. IN , err RI KP I> ~ rgen “gan ge - — . " ; CA) Ciittey sf 1.yi e's Hi 7F , rf. . . beth Lohmat Nn (nee “y ‘ : ; ang Return te a ; a oe ia éerience ' Geo. oe ° Tree pee - - +t Tey ffice > won, SSPital, fA25 Delmar . ‘ ge an 5 es a aameter 4% and dear Mever, ranm 10° Chieu Blae Deila EB utte Ci Zive gilt Glged rag, rerice Can vin ‘ LA =: M i: EXPERIENCES IN SMAI) o. ng Oy ; + i Week to Start: , hance Ma N-—Young fa; telenha.,. E ° (00d Wages and } souls C, Vizeite 1 ‘Clara WwW rhs MS URSK--Lost: lady's > es ae ont! Meee =: H. Dorris, 1904 LaSalle, St. Lowe FA D SALAES: PERMANENS 2 SITIO nd Conmecement.” N. K Fairbank Co 24, MANY ‘Ke. weteht noone Afr, Answer, “xXperienced machinists, = pee : , 2» . ' ne rs = ‘ady's black On Hod Mo : pete cr a “4, fet moe SALARY ROX RR itn ) ome wont vnvent sige ; LY eee: ste ee and “aSsification Hox : ] ete) # I" }¢ A? . 7. \ car or titty * 4 ‘ on ia Hit) t j } . ° . (om . . ' ‘s ee a bea ’ I) tba) 9 j - in ae g Frandtather yegenmenn). gros bad ne hee? oa m 7 St; con aintny Change Ma\ With ees - ‘ BARTEN Dip Steady jo) : > Frankl: Boy Office bey 14 years ié: “a MAN ; toolmakers, lathe hands. work. Apply ‘ : ede ane nele, _s ara 411 (aban, Ve al tile St ype cae oe « ecutive, Me@rcan j See daecsstiy er NOC eseq pr Kran} dar og Pee ” , oo es OM PiROt elevator App), Deanne: after » lingering liiness, ai the ge of 59 Ppt Rsk last “Bae = (rare; 4 Manufa tory ines, ean handle remem 5 EF Pina « ha i. Adam F r . ‘14 M Maneke McElroy.s), mn © DI Pte milling machine, auto. 4 as Years. Wn 7 The ~ Pee fron ‘ Terrie "ati n Care ratf rutee OTTeSnona, Nee. Affin ane fx BIT, ee RK (i00G ona ww) can opera t { WwW SP ge a1) hoa {© o S0d37 TSON MFG. CO. , . ‘ ’ . . ‘gre ry . 'f + «* . : T% a j ye im : ne : d we or . ‘ “ : a © ' i r ‘ 9 . hen. : . ’ . ~ Funera) wn Sunday, Oct 6. at 3? Pr. m Pield Artillery: nice re. of tiers a 128th wy it and « perintend UPkeeED machi» typewriter; sOod Nom st at e eX per ience BO} ed girlie, 35 Years of ape and ov: MA> Whit ~ matie Screw machine and SD IRON mR — from family residence, 4249 College ave fon 106 or Kiricw, God 6900 Ee Call Clay hard ie deferred class, weit), Position where.| and salar: = pected. Bos K.178 “np D ‘Or office messenger, by financial ineets ae RS oe Gunitor: ‘work in si, aNcin 314 N. & a : stall to Evange ical st Jamean Church. ton, Mo ‘ 4o G Rose. (‘fa pt i a, On 8 and abhj} ‘% wl} be appreciat, . B LL L, W ) tion Rood han eo fey Promotin: “oe . , Py ane se ae ! wrk { ave food re ferern, asc a! P Otter & Johnson opera. “, ocend: st fe m4 a Tay | ‘ ‘Ollega avenues, then, e tn hy ON ‘ny i = . en an ss OY r\ iti4 Poet Dienas, ty (*>) ( R KE RS _—_ And stock roo>m th} ("nr TY nw ealth Crises Pr rye ae od | “ ed j .T Fier r) } oy } -t1. }? 1) fords t G sipniiinemiieees ried lal e 4 : » . 7 . - ’ "eR. —* , ‘ ‘ ; . rs . invited a aitemn? a. elatives and friends Cahany a7= Z “. Te@warg. felephone MMCH AN 1) ‘it. as mach aatC 6G) 6Grive, men: food pay, SH 4 P BOYS lwo, for Permanent POSItion With MAN anti to a ,~*" Messenger for acd 0 on ‘overnment work; GIRLS 16 Bd) zs " C8) | om > eS - ee: op fae eRiatered: dg OWN repuirine Lo «> : . : large “orporation: rm, ir le » Ning Office: nvOd, Permanent 4 ay . F McPAKLA Nt, On Th La a bea ie y : ae last: “rae ent. G. Rash{o-,) _ Pos: IMenateh z. Xx kK a | RIGH "HARDS: ARE CO. are. Call room $10, Bane oo ‘o years o Div NO] Poantia, Ride * 00 - first-class Wages, If om. j P 7 4 s ’ } iT mg r ct a. ? ' One ‘ nifay ITSM re war ~ ‘ ‘ toon : : ‘ , a ~ ‘4 { «7 Myler, ‘- i . . . j F at ~ ; m in i : arey 2 ie De Mm, MAN Mx perjan al B | an, hy ra ¥, ’ / ~ IAN riouse and Vard man . ts he é f M: Gowan, Fellee on Fe race. “Meme leaner ” RR BRELL 1 ests silk; B0ld handle mon. “fs Wants work at nigh: Rox Kr et keen I: Ourth and W ashington. (08) BOY---16 vears of age: grammar ach « don Phone Forest 402 ey Ween ployed sie Gover oment ; ' Ch’ay ae re -_ hale] ‘ong \- ‘ 1" . g » Yrarr ra, ° 7. ; vidlay ‘ we 7) lore ' : aNd dea: Mother of Hugh James Willian: iggy : " > 7 rede Sept, 26, on Broa - (#) j ! tT =) - me fion; high a hool Dreferre Dow A a : mb (7) Ww ork do not apply, The P i 7 end Ma tise Mer at land. Mrs Mamie * nade. _ ar. Ret, rn to ISS4 3 ith. UD atai re Ob] e 3 M A NACIE r Trait aad e recutive . "' AC K rg I? lvast st 1 oula ‘tena cy Way Office Saiarvy $55 700 F ay a r i MAN . ina to i rp ‘ ’ ress ng oe ; a4 ie '2£ernia. Mrs Wi I] arm Nehee! en : era (1) Dabla iMmowRrefiuliy yam) ies rier F ~ Ca SANS Vrings ri] © it: Office 64 A; K .v aay i Dien . ; . ‘ pie ° “ae” as ol evi one b lainess in G qd Old aoe aeate lor r j Sehrethbe; ane , oO lauis, |) Cs — ~ *ducation Are lb @terh » , ° “eas eta e DORR? 7 r Cunt je Per ihe ie Michae! AlcGowan and Mrs. Margaret or information lew line to refurn ar Chan large; hela marr inters ‘tec only in bie bases Bie MOK eS De P isp Is ™ holesale dims "nad ID is . 41) iat r) ane t, a 4 4 “J ro a ‘ ds a rnighy te = expe rience aad ,' ACCUPatea and fast. Drefep INeton. (e8) vr Ar ¥ ~~. i aN iron and Four dry 17+) and W aah ngion. a. boown Shee Plete ca laund he led oe Pes tee . ’ : ’ ithe in rried ins fs refoar * Sere rn } -- - . ' tut - pnone - metation’. 52 al } “ 5 agers . iS} s Ken nett ang DIMe Way us Pan ws ‘ ... p= Es. $55 ™ one I UT LET Color. A Ge Deflan-: no? tn a" M mit a \ N Ii “sO ‘ llormobfia Stead z MH ° SACGIRI, WW iit for housework, -C] conditicn, ‘ si (7 ' - ’ ‘ $s.) —" ly " a ‘ : ‘ ; ti } 4 if adr: . : are ‘ ij n ind Work er abe 4 ee Oar sf x rn a tered Into rest on Frida, tle NOAA An — FOUND - Yor) ty MA Knowing “Danich and Frer ee pats c at . ms wn Stal - ie, RMOre deed. . . Oo Must a SOmet); ing Donne (oS) | «. ' Sbhiejiter =e . ain. Box }).2 ' ; $, 191 35 po om. St Cofaniia « ity M a RERS Found So ; wi eee wants 2 or 3 hours Work after » DP om.) 4’) POOKK -EPER by arge wholesale house, | “ ABINETy \KERS——To ‘Tepal r furnit re wor iy ract i. ee 4 partment to meet “74 cH ian een ey ponsework. . Hhe, Omer A. Noth ele, earl hy ishand f PAY NY iz] > - Morgan xf el) Tr “Ml tin 15} M ("air and a‘ . . io. lire, ‘Af den ler le , fer kee ‘Der and aasias ZO rer ff Urniture (4 ; NO17 Falrfax res “ Dra eri your =... Deve have SALESMEN WANTED ; : ™ 8 Plan | Alma ry y Tf TJ h. i ‘oma Roth ine Hor a ia d OPK Found: wit) CONT en? « T iret or ; ent Colleetion -» mn. hee on Ch Bf ie asp : . = : ; 7 Ou Office “ at ‘ang ful far a1? Gwalify ¢ branch map, caiy Fi SBGIRL—7y, t . 8 TIME Lary lotor mst -. oun Piy iPeary Baws 1% SDA teh - CA TIT . . i ] ig by The n imber. Por Fr T P of Bern! al indsufry mts *® in de rrlim. ee arke et (el) Saturday nigh? or Sand Ager A ii work 2291 ap bet ent. for Eeoerral mabe @) miry Bers . > ad _ ik; z PRI Ts el Teh ‘ ’ ae . " I ST is Ts z site ' -err j Clg *£ e or a he ; : } “ 7% 7 . Gay Mo if 7 . - 4 wah. 7 ii a 7 Or AIFF hte. a mie x ‘ Y>! Nb ny y at a Deri. , r q 1 iT ores ighly er I b’« fy 7 p ‘ = ne = yg >f Ar VDi Mi ‘SSour]| (‘an Mi N 7 no Te iy TY) ¢" tera App! v menzan | ine fi l* Rova! ea qa. in is ; ’ “e s before | ; . --. enande ~ a : + a : : :| . arte reset at Port Ml POCK E Thos ik ° ‘ os. Need ; i ears Ww tf *mmp ve * 7 Raye sh tye ©., S100 > wo la (,a2 7 , ” T Gor . — : mney, iad bit! BPGIitt, “ner ; a Kinley. Portianu, M. on Monday «.,. caré and mene ot troy aining reSistra tion ‘. Newsteny Phone Bare. ati Over. 511 : 16 vear S14 Sidne (o#) "ERE i, mr id, ee 8s Light Co INT Olly fel, -ESMAN Clothin Saal / tating fui . dry: Sox, GI: 20° v ctoran” isework ; “BUSINESS FOR . ty Neon: r P mo - " alls ié Oree ; 4 ry “~ : : Be > ee * ” » : ” a i? « . a ¢ 3 "Le 2 ; ’ by ,, 1918, et 6) » Mm, © Ver ua ug LD Dy FR a ney 4 »Distri : Cimon Sir 1 evr east . y ~All és. 8 n "UE Store 1434 ¢ aa ] i ; ; oo retat fia” denar; Rent ; one MEN fo work in factory. A } ‘ nares of Clothing Zen aoe ir . . , My, , - = ‘phone : wane _ oon of M re Ate: - Y if. I FA ALER S Al A) lft RNSE ‘ entra? Mix iy | Hore femal. _ Ate fam ' a } With grocery hed or bute her Bhon ex hakery © 4 and r+ winmn Ppiy at tinent store: x ‘ :" 7 me : denar } iz , : oie —-SUalfe ss, “Pes And trict ——— ly “042 Taieu. Po a i ATS © learn , ach ' Perience pr f ; pee ‘Pn feT) DOD POPOR) tint aoe Mr. Heine. Hoi HEGIRI ' Ritter f Fr Quuite on dene as , ~t4. Tar a , 4 i ade WwW RR D ererred . essentia!) emplo. ment ; : ann, Sy ein PAsT RIL ~“Abour + ~ Sawin ba: en SHOP. re. *% & _ " ad tay) e fh, . \ ’ « inne. . “24 a . . = . *> . ‘ ni f ° , tte - st . a : | | bon. ~# Ret grandson, at ‘Pe. grand “ORK~Bit: widow a ratocks ee Machinery 4 v0 Went Pineicc) APPIY Meletio Sea Food Co. 414 Frank. “EN Manche, ttPPing room Apply to tay, at Hotel Marquet ‘eT no wan ay © Of Sunday work 1901 Se fixtures oma a carn 4 Caya Rema itn At Rates ae * Wants w TR ft} cl or ema } ’ , Re. fe I try 40 l@arn rug | iSiness Jtl4 s eras A ——" 2S fcé) Wars Ma: a Mc SOY -sS) “an Shoe Co . Lol? mA lL. VS MAN Man who has ability. to se!) mi Prair “ . Mae vening one t¥. Lindell qq) “Ul! he eee tan | ay | COOR— fal red: ‘assistan? - Bristol Hare, = . 8) foods, ae fe, auger wothes direct to Hols) TT “For sinai oS a aE Muneral from reridenrc 7 ; + | BOY-dar a - me Berlin ay , ” wees, ~ sumer: $56 »« Week smalient ’ n >a Pe ® of aunt. “IN oe -8it by en) red 4s s veh e”. Shining p, rloy tead “= F ~\ " n amount “0d 15 years of aka. “Call 50 ammer, a 29 Madi. i8On si rees NF oF ironing +e B . ats prtay “lean 2 Wee) 7 “t0T, Steady Jot COOPERS Slack barre! a kind M BN TOA HT ANDI, > EF XPRESS TT. CD Maret cnen, carn $100 or mora. | at Q wanday. ©, at B. i Services Cros, P - . : vaeta - . Masti, White “et Airand A¥enue Ha tine Chure : , ‘ fFaeonnad and ‘pers ai A Olces. 2a Cri fil, N Ga Coors Wa { « Work hm as raters - a t Clive ry a. Vice 7 bea A st Ock Coope; Shop. ] hehe« ww SALES) \ : _~ _ > ; P sktReral hon ho Lemetery. Motes I h to Va halla wr ine: ow; O' toten "Ta Se 4 BOM hand 4, ning Tall Ron vie Fe Sh 4. Arthur Anderson Laundry W700it~. le a ' : jet; M A T rE R AN IT) (7 1OYy Dy R N. ae TONE to $8 ihe r ne Washing: F°OGd hem €o4e ; = Boone's, Adop lien ang Coming ~ | ig T aX ——— bie 5 lo Pui erran is in Diumb «& a) oO lI@n- VRDW i 28) BY PPE RS : Prpereect \ tervitory - fine c hance far advancemneiuaive - =Partment weet . "Dinca agate Mi mtontam oO _ : ‘> ive “= = N T SHIP ME N TS @ ST ART oat needed — Juet braing Bor 3.22 291 Het PEGIRL For ee: era! han ; Puring the first e| he o thre a ‘ p ime en ne oi (he oat Milwen, fs wy your Ry 5 WwW k te r aii > : , : ™ The Napatch— ‘ o hig no ad ar tron: ; a QR months ofr PEG ¢ e OF Hor Neertia ong old : and Marke: i drug Store. references Oth DEN TI e+ SS Bp TO WORK TONIGHT Dp oA SM 4 N ' ‘ : _(e@) aduite ‘Ya Pa ng; : ZIL8, the Pest-D;) . - oem, | 8Oldier in CAMp is his name na, - ) ase Dermanent MONI Shey ae PLY |! “ Traveling, cajiin t H> Ppat h Printed 37.420 SPECIAL NOTICES f . i a eT . ROY “Yom 4 ao , of ‘xl « ary Mt is ler & Owin gy. “7 ‘ - “ an ral) on Suto a ‘ennors nae * —_" wh 10 HOUSEGIRY r, koner house 4 7” TT : Muy ‘ Aas ~ ™ 4 ‘ ‘ rir be > . - : 4i | é ; w >» - . a “Wants”. ~10 875 more” CO ne will th! nK of You ee err time he 37.50 nar W eek ! ‘a7 Hodiac ies bundies Is WAS 7 Ky M P I, 0 j Mf K \ dh AGENT O*a.ern {> carry Profitabie side Fons oman on ali pomlly: ! ne Washing” f SPR NN , — wide “é) , we ae sh, « = . . v. oa rvod Wares. _s i e , : - ak no Investment — . ee Shae the FOUR other Louis news. | “RIAL. N Andis 1 win no by me bonet ee ca ene Olive or Seeemter an! Pactede aeqe: Barnard, Vaq- | wy AS Park het scree Fe MERICAN R AILWAY ry. | Pex B25 PoetDyip arth (fh | HOUSPGIRI— Whise or roulette 4 ond | _ wig” 6 MeWirtiams on toy after Ors Central 6600 ang ofder the Pog. & ear, Orn printing sz é | DISH Asti a j,glored man Owi Lane’, PRESS CO ) a KATESMEN inexperienced or Ca perienced root waren vere Im email f cate ARS STOR > hh. Mew?) LAMS J cdi Diemes viene 4 "& ‘ade: mist be cr om. i902 2 efferson : 9 , yp OTH erty or raveling: free emp: = iL AI J ' Patch far hi Pars -¢ NOrFe:. Wagen. sian D FI. g, 2 sor mem Ay referres . I TTR BPO gamma ye c a. ele . 6nd for list of Openings 4 HOt SEGURY me > — wr GOTly rman fufl Partients A ~~ g* ac ll sae 1,O8A [ -“ ou. ts AN T) CT,A R kK (¢) men’ a Tr. ni ra. 4 lac “* for a *4 cage, TL 7 ts ; bargain. in, rn. grt “1 Chi. Done Tyler | Orr i { ae % = ROUTE “Tilly ws Oaytes } .
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SATURDAY, “WT OCTOBER 5, 1918. i Sa | ost e - : and Found Fourth Liberty Loan Coupon Books are advertised in the Lost and Found Columns today. ~™""~ ee ee CANVASSERS. AND SOLICITg = ieee 7 ( ) MI ) —_ The Big Sunday Post- Dispatch with its I Want Directory tein! Offers popular Real Est ‘aaf | IN G! Employment, Bozri, Houses, Homes, Real Estate pean things aad cal for ae ae “i "Million Read . a ° y Crs: | SALE f —— — Pee GIL. Young, to ssist } Ouse. . aii % rn | f pe ae 0 ~ AUTOMOBILES Sie washing, good home, "anyneo™ re Net ec aown, ren | |] AUTOMOBILE S | nr inhtnnnen | cnmnmnenn enn ON ROOMS FOR RENT-—COLORED DWELLINGS FOR RE TOL ton. , en an tet nie. - . NT ET—BUSINESS PURPOSES for several 1 ve wire oy Subserip; ‘ | . With ability te roduc , (ountry Circulation Department. Se, — mes, Denver. Cols Ne | EM PLOYMENT AGENCIES | TRADE SCHOOLS PAAAA AA NO ite 7 TRI-CITY BARBER Om ILL, : a Wanted, ladies and men; tare ss aan S paid: CAla.ofgue free: stri- on, { PSs 3 SOLICITOR We ee ‘excellent ’ LP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS, BUSINESS FoR NN el ay a” i i TRUCKS | HIGHEST prices pala. for jew ic 7 bea « tly Delinar 30455 ~ j De ~ j ‘ric Massage; hvd le (c7) | Ual oc r month: i ae iraulic chair, : Ce) occu pation, Be ye , @C888en- | , eo et st. St. Louis, Mo ot WOMAN —Competent, for : 70% B-239, Post-Dispat »~ DD eee ; elry; old fal LACLEDE iim. J , MLAWN my or general | . iSpatch. oli oa > ‘ > T sahil f ONL hmm som, teeth, $2 to $10: Victro i886 4. LEDRE, 232 a a [- ——- work. Hox K-58, Post-Dispatch, al te ESTAURANT eaioeatoaphi (C67) | D ¢ aoate. Lic line. minimum SOc. FORD TRUCKS—For gsaie: 2: new: Miller, 703 15 » Market. Ph fas and kodaks bath; man ay ~~ furnished room: cas CENTRAL seat abet | HELP WANTED. — () | . r. ~8002 Easton. tiene | tecount Ic per itne on three or dchve: g® ena payment 1900 Ch 2~ worm- ~~~ —- fF Aone Olive 3038 (8) . "an and ife or ladies em! loyed L GARAGES ANDO ) STA ) -WOM EN, Gir WOMAN —For gene ral housework: no | REST AURANT. ~Dein ai , —_ ae j mere insertions. FORD * TON TRU, * =F hestnut st.(c8) | HIGHEST cas iN Dfices S paid fo > aie 7 Ti Ajtai ee aadiatiiciiiatinet _—.. Oem TABLES = iy Pri apis hin >in family: aps ' “ , enue « avior: a - 7 PP RSS a . ) ( x or ¢ re gue erga silver and ; , 0 (As Af Ee 85 . ttt tee a een | = «Sid ~ Da oe irtme nt: $55, 4256 = = USINeSS: a bargain if sold at once. Kood i FOR HIRE PAPA new: immediate deliver sale: w “Olive drive. + gh diamon is, Sternberg. 800) Frank: ” noes ie- Nicely furnished — ‘Seana $45 14 19 rooms, b . we. ete: G ASAGE r bi Rees etal’ j eleetri- Nehts en ec? - re } ST, AL RA NT- -De Pas - 7 , > > . . “ «. adie e Cc TY hee oO ——— es) 4 ectrix ity: phone. reasonabie M ' HAG EON Seren ala ' : . on PPPAREAAP AP me : or —Kor eal mae Ginekcaiihe ad rae! a aj, . cCANN- . ' - — ' RB. AG ‘Tr a ‘ : PRESS bE: DbiERS—cC al] Mr. aun, Hh commercial] hote} partmen t in downtown | PRL Leh ae [, aa tDS I rr saie, tom t! VCKS; new. 8] . ABS I! TE > 4 beset Cash Prices: old AA te en (6*) AN DOWL ANG. 1140 Cheetnut. (e@) FARAGP —QTia § tive e? a amen ? SI W 1D ie St marion. > uly equipp | FOR HIRE—L usines , ocust 8 silver, platinum: will cold, LUCAS, 3408—Niz : ; to 3 or : wo / ro . ee — oF (e6) | Proposition to right party. k Pped:, good | 0 imousin and ceuring cars, Settiemeciedetinain ay Benndway. Cant: call. H. Miller, 2. _ROOM ' cre : Nine rooms steam heating: oR is | 6849.” Main 198 ; by TOF } oq - ki: MERDERS— Learn to m _ ake M&patch. Ox B-66. Post- _s2 up. J Delmar OS . lore = G2 fc) “ rOR 1) TRIN "K For sale 1918 moc de]: als ised 2. C07 2 ___Lentral S275. Olive 5471, (-@) s WITH BOARD-CITY R r ens and fixtures: $25. Be nton , oa GARAG! “4 % 4, rt me a - an -@) ) lap ak Sewers, fy: this is a splendid opports i © | ROOMIN« fOUSK— (e7) POR HIRE—New 2le-ton truck, ~ the hour less than 60 days; something ra; sc. CASH paid for old wold. silver. niatian itt ete SoS x ee ‘oOe machines anit ‘ ping space fer 3 } Da \y + ' abe i. girl: very good wae tunity oom | me : ; il Ov SK~ 10 “rooms: all Well” f or contract. ke tol “t i : ‘Deli on ne hou Olive et ¢ rare, 20 diamonds. broken Jewelry: — P olatinum, “SOUTH MARKET. agon 7 ~ OPAC NOES aye ’ etn Ma: ; arent toid fioar: each $4. Central ‘ Pornes \"\ are: 1" [- “ag = , Samuel | iQ | oor CATDCis: ¢@ ee ER tented Si ? wh, t Q@r 6.) t 4 ; Re RS Ee aia ee (oy yy “ee . re} "9 “9 ee ; rnor ras and. w tar s ioe © aaa & J “ 2148 larve a 7 PEOPLE 4U, ‘ - Youne : — = se | ; —-- --—- -— . ouv; immediate delivery: time CASI paid for old gentéd. silver 2 tlermen or rze room: two gen- PAGE R521 ine ’ ™ , yy — mune, appiy Hia\ ~ 4 4 G and, ODD, Jt NIATA 4107 : > : on oO ¢ ail De lrrra er Tear ne k . ras, all pa and bring in electric | I “ _ *-ton truck. with driver Harvester Motor trucks, 2 model F_ . lonal — an ice, Linde!) 1720 (1m) two ladies op .2™ and board for couple. SOUTH | Wa Soret a. *) , rs; inst tructions given. Call Leach-Broes- lid —»y contract Call Colfax 802M. (6) 1 Model H %-ton. 1 Model M1 ton. % hens MARKET value paid for 01M gol ee MACTe = —oF_ gentlemen employed. 60O————ornrnn oo ee ASHINGTON 123 —Splendid li-rearm “ , } Pay }? ‘ emilee uto nmnionoiie ¢ “ry ‘ i twa) ¢y ~ So is , Sut, ———— AA 7 " ‘ we oe ¢ ; : > _ , oF : s » 4 al in . Jal ewelry, iS IN *Myee> _ ’ _ P ’ - Pa | . - a i el ae itjae ‘ ~atae he, ‘ wr. . - ' must he Pace 7 vie ee ; dy as ass A = aes a S- et. oe (ca) | Out. ef-tosnn toe line. nINtMmum S0e. aby nat IRE ' LOW ; neat nge Tr W i int ‘on eix a ae ‘ z tion, reer S rang Re fro: n $200 Bi rag * eitin hes. ind ing ete. Penn. Privat D. : ae ~Ri om and board for : ‘wa boi SAND, 3957 10 room modern house art $45 ‘ it good ten futy four ¢* a oS ace i wT D. : 8 oft per rf Sa. per wourTr Ores oe (7) eg i \ i cermonstrate. nte rn | anc finin 2 2 ~ °F Oa .in| - vile — ungalow ‘ pot ater heat ee pa - . ’ ; ~ . . i sUriure ; viv ur tt ° in ——— i _ Se : o ~r — rration; m= Ap } Rint oe 600 4 aw, Yai , Shades: ; - aa : handwrit ’ a" o . rm it party, ADDLy tg 18 jo 40 vears f r house-to-house work Comeras an, Boats and aunche FOR Hine Ford limousine, by hour or — ster (0. of America, 2203 Gratiot, (ony 10th S?,__ Olive 8665. C - » » rrr, - . RATER i . n ‘ sa ‘. Tre i BAlary exp: oe 2 eX pe rience. refe st Bt. Loui: : traight. foe > perma- Tiscount 4. Ore and Office Firtures day: drummers’ patronage solicited TAK] PRUCK—For sale: large: at ‘ie hee ' - IN EY, 4l~— Large double Scmentestn nh | See “abet TOs] lO roe e Db + : N Ae acne >, ’ Dine wae bh one number a ae t ” ie egeo-ng 9 required, Ap 7 ly t more i line on threa or Oviy Pe 266 ten?! ral 2°9 oR) . ake } en a! me Ww orth’ pri i ‘ eve " : mi CC } ° a. enirai Ve or 10.8 N, Mt) — Zood aS ne — ——— — i Ti Kairage. iim , ‘ - ae ) ind Hotel, 9th ands rer cuts gn og orpoR "P Wakning. | on sc CELLANEOUS FOR ‘SALE En on re (e®, | _batenin for cash. Box K-i80, P.-D,«7j} “== YY) CATES 5190 en nn” rere | Sis ete aan ul i tcSs Solid agate isc line. minimum 3$6¢ Top wc : a tare = dey fe7 ae TERR mascara mim Me sng, aed } | egg ey a aa Solid ee; “OULN room: moder on : pga WE ~~ Murry, S-rgom cott - , Discount te er CL} RK > ie al ’ o —_ “ . . , as ‘) Cc ASH R { Tc Th * tee i TI ™~ "i - “Fo “7A @* very “near: *) ton — ot agai. 1s Cc Sine tinted minimum iad ene PS: he mea . . rn conv } mmar thy ] ‘aE I? ° rm /ine on three ae GENERAI, ¢ F rrICE Ww OR OF AGE t Blair, wor Monday. Central 774. Sarin REG iw Tens hd. bay Gnd sell cotaha | Rare a larye body; Ford chassis. 114 S, mn Am @) Discount 1c per line on three aa reasonable, °°°X'™&: hot. water; phone (oR) more insertions Thi ttre . ‘ ik: ; An iF cs egist 7 bak rae! : : PON ™ ates an : — matamsncemaphe eS a ~— - —— ! Ril ENCE : ESSAH PRE ( : a { | a ' ; - VW sell ots eae ‘ See us before, AUTOMORLILES Ww Will na oe vy rr CKS Kor sale, 1 and 2 ton: ne “9 poe ee insertions. CLEMEN 5, BTie—lo WEST ee ; > : American Hot}. ‘th and Market.( » TCS) AOR iry : Ew mommies 8) SEPT CK NS. Vor as > Mandl: oteniin moe — weiner ma \ pong c Christe P Baus -l>—Front room with trHT, 4364--10 roor , ‘ AND WRITE _ AT FIG _ Stn ee NeCeREAr) ale RELT—F¥or saie; 20-4 er 3 wey loaned nm anfomoiles: ne mort or sale: Ford: chain drive, ra .| Schools, »-O6 Hollan- : ug0r bi lectriec convenie: e * ‘9 rooms, bath, water clos. Ve have real buyers. “ne nik * Sas : a RT. ry Ms A ’ AIR HAND: Goo} y Matron, Montic« Ilo Seminar Alton rf 4 ir} are about pic. #-ineh and 9 i ae Waa ‘> All nm’ f°.» 1-H) Olt» > 7m oh ion: cheap. Dearborn °916 we Bldg ae Olive nd Bide, also Of Pon _both. net Tevet —_e conveniences, hot Wate? fy ne Se, ete, > $40 P ATRains ' ncome properts w thers. ne / PLY SHA] + {BOR Aly \NCEMENT. , re’ Can (jor ar j price Hox. e417 long: State OL D a +. : . .~ L2J.iiVE, : ti ) ‘ ‘ _ = ion Booklet mailed free. - 6 me. Cent ral 85841, HAM es : re M CANN DOW L)} CG 1140 Chestaut fe pot ash | Your price is right ‘gh S a “ ae : ‘ ‘ * ep - . - " > : iiiatnin : . “_~ “et RS "td ly i" pap - —— —_—+—. ee eae ee ee 2 } € i yen : ei io) Raat . : ‘ : u ar | ZELTI, tal HiDWw —O. SEE J a GIikT, Kor | ik “7 oma Gid bo ("a! Tut is “SM A I Rp s POR M ~ : I. “1. (ert}) yun ro ’ wy . eabout eak up for j ‘ Oe for ex | le: 1917 Cadinac: at junk ss —ae (eR) 3. ON. 1270—1 a roorn. with Poard LAC a. kK Lhe 4046 % roa: n aga . . ¢ , t* ? | - . os te ‘ ° . } —_ ain Oo as. \e Cc ive } — fr . ‘ny om ¢ 7 . : ‘4 i¢ (mii, Competent {aon w ine pean ine ' = aa orningy, room ORI: A a ekjrt Ce § ie eels, mt with van mar af Dea San (\¢? ‘in a : I aie ene i. i190N fas] ly repaired. Ph lone EE Bo VANTED M e YL AND. ro 7 ence. M ( “abanv I8t a. 7 sae: ANN DOWL ING 1140 ee it. (6) (it ick & TONES r r “4 “0 trad ext Pin f i Ss iz way. i ¢ i (EK . ane - ah i Mt. (6) - — jonetereunsapiieieisnpninianenstsi rele ’ ~ NALIN i ee ye set uty Arge second floor frent -AGE RI “Ce — . . ~ : ' ‘ To’ COOK—Ex,. Pine. at | 1) GINGER SNAPS And mixed cakes, So7Ib. ' = (7) H. MILLER pays cas other rooms: board n= ‘oor fren GE BL., 3836—Six rooms : . Chest : 9} wy : aes rien od Worrnar & for rests S. 15 W? jie. to take « Are of 14 months- ty Mik FERS i tet mixed vakes. wt lb, Se ee Cm CHA SSES 1.! T ns make a 3000-Ib. bh} ue truce k ou ’ usic al TR pare ce h por Vv I *trola records. sor.ah). 18 t Veatu, new mMahagenien . @a closet. ef : larre vara $20 oe baih, Water Pe tee 3 | vv «tl re abe 4 Jy ank lin. be au baby and as cj t sat ian f) ; wrir >. v. : (cB) : = oe : . FeNnCes prgiit> a ' oy W. (7) | EIT} FER. a)” , >, wes mo b! , , 1 “ges er li ! oe. Se ' x pol ‘Pu uired : - eumibions Sas 67% >» N. @t} é = exmtensen ete 4 it Ait an 100K, 2916 Tae 1} t ev), . 4 —- eet Ohad 8 | second front witl , rity ° 4.41—j rooms. ° baths ; i . . For night duty in } ich-crasie ~ : . {e7) ° : - a rhe Oc ! ‘ - T ae Diieee nit, itp good fami eam heat erie and . , i @ ‘ - am “nite ineti. " Klaas NN hi a! Wl ‘ } c ] (> I> H ASST. oe ' U OMOBILES— —MISCELLANEt (> | at il 1. = ‘ ; y will do necessary re ; s r) , ” re aia’ ‘ ‘ must h: o inetit “lb. : - , ; animer|les ; lG-g aU iis eee ‘ ~ ka sale. new we em - ri, -OUS (7) on , s: ray Pie baie : DAIrs: {) 414 West Pb ne br Lid Waees. A end furnish fever ; tad 9 one Jarkain: 318 Paes Hodiamont, arsine Ph wm trucl k chassis; immediate hutevaie drive M N—-F . F RANK STEL L, BEST PL ACE McPH F: RSON, 5ixx—Room and boand: a Bs - rae Main 1196. tod) ATL ‘ ’ AD ME N, NOTICE “Orest 247@ ewer PeTENCeS, injoch Clav- | * fe) Nive st —T every. ave MOO or ‘ av an pe ‘ . : te Large plot of groun 0) fret fe COOK— Experienced: small ¢ iG, 0) icQ) | P@LEPHONE BOOTH—For sal ery fine. ~-s : ey, ee (ey en S98 sale: 1917: overhaul led and in ae pond no int terest charged: 10 per cent off a oat lusive surroundings: reterences NORTH streets, by 238 feet de nag one ome | oo ; ad \ hie nega ——? ai ari? y: ore we 1-9 . . made of ii h F 4 \ bo mm assomemees - Bore ‘ ~ m i. arier: generator r Cas with interest an rr ban y FP pe — -_ oud Sa : ; ; ~~ al : ’ 2 : ; ‘ eT hiacks« car ext 1101 rh Wares, 47: a Westminster. ATOR: n mason — children’s hats perfect condition ye Ay ong soundproof. in Sane oe COUPES Sean = = lights: will de ™ onstrate: $475 you $50 to $100 ’ Lester p) d dis 1s ~~ ‘ear M. P HE ry ON rr = ta? RI Al R. ©5190 a . _ —— ’ nits, ‘v?rT) Jennings nt ation fe fare ts ie pav and Ffeadv work. Apply Gram at room 910 ; ssene } ew months. Cal) suck tail we ~~ -*. 8 — aay ~1e ‘ ’ralrie, (7) hone better: $500 to 70K St: = te) esirable Ud-floor front yada “room dwei) ng: bath ‘ me aUis (Pamir itne, 19 minute “ : . 5 fae Sas : an . i ot it | Lian . I wd ‘ . ~ L€ ; JU , > Troon ° a a $ ro " ‘ a , ; - ur- ; " ts city |~ \—First-Class; good hours: $16 7 ewear Mie, {'o.. 905 Washington, —(c8) Wark : T eCommerce Bile. _ cor | F ORD c COUPE— For sal 1N17, Gray & Davis | 3) DEBAKER—Fer sale. 5-passenger. PI Ni 6th st. $700. 1414-167 des eee ‘eam heat. continuous hot wate: ees Clectric: rent $20 eT) price $700 $200 cash or Liberty Bonds, ba! FOMe Drenarec a. > Der TORS - pewriter: re — TER eD Ie R —} ‘or tale. one \ S arter. demau niabia rims Agra . ‘ Vietar 172 ~ a se ys. he Ot 4 ° Ione re a aaa ecient ail TROL IerN pone On neg Olive ars ful (FLAN. ur ‘ As -— 2 . ince 1% per mont! S719 Floriema ‘ : 7 + lor work. Pe} ‘ r} one ators. not ton w: a ‘ n) Vorth ‘ing- if - - I is, x lient con Pied, OF BI l¢ Nay iat - vor Ana ove- ollage. ' large. new! - tat, AO. ; nfravy. t®ea : twee NY (,ran ; fd I] Restau ees 4 th any ty pe Ww riting e xperi- e lox K ate as a DE nnd condition: ‘ heap. a ion 4 Call DP =. }? roc 1¢ wavy 7) ' ED CARS Kor sale cask a rt oman . 7 ~— ae . TALKING | MACHINES RC { at AN lL) bye IA RT) # irge rvom an d boi ird I> aa Pods argve in $i7 bad y j . i hs Ww ‘ f ¢ t sew ife iow j 7 i4 imwok (jir a , preferred: over —_ 7 Pars old he x 12. :*, On f ifnatch (= a “ Delmar . . . ; . eM hy.5 : AP AA ™ cw ness people rr? niversit. OW I NING ON. - : . : *% ‘ , } r ‘cook } '@ ,¢ ) : ~ ‘ xs ‘) } { 7 Oo, \Y , tf) | ’ , . . y . ' 4004 - ix over ~ @' t* see in famfly-: no king and 1 let. flor Post > Y? ch ‘. Ww INC — of bee Fz hotgun she!) S, blac] k powder. —_. ne LIMOL SINES FORDS : ‘) sDIS DN dias ond dise : beau?! ful. s00a cond: = emaes an. }? hone orest B164. eo7 rent C20) * Sag ye , ect c FARMS WANTED °° ’ « - lf . Nwre: ’ . ‘ ’ quis *s oN At i ; ; ‘ ——— P : XS | } lora eourt C or Outside ? rr ' ’ 7 re er vOK; ‘emokeiene 99> uw fre h ("Fi A] \ "Mc . ‘ fr, Val Rail), 40). Ar’or tin Be ( ¢” of rN] . Arve ri¢ a 1% ae oa . . \' 4‘ a ‘| : . ‘7 lias ” ™ ’ Qe a rand “a 7 RATOR: “ ( ollar S tt ae 4 150,000 on } i. o , °s Foods; é MERS kor esqale limous ne IV17- ee Diag () ive et > TOs 1! > Rai ? ‘ ] “Wi I! miec¢ experi stead work, ABE MAN. __(e&) | Lindell bi. 4) | Lirst re —— Week tek cic dll ay pears! nent. in ence, near the Wagner Electric. — "(c@)' Diseateh, Oe ee. ee Ee repiving. Rox H-145. p phen cc ates : M = OLLIE FE. HAUPT MOTOR‘ CO.. 4127 Only _— Re r ARE sememont | Wir DI. 71] es (7) _ Post-Dj ’ . ISCE ' ‘2 ‘ °7 «Olive. } O irs: no other roomer: a tee ND. S711 ¢Watnue nee _— PPIs ASHR I i loredt | ce RIMER & ( cs 14th and Loeust —~ LLANEOUS W ANTS. any ond ” ROAOSTERS ’ ‘tara’ j S and B OARD RD $83 PP , Of | mn ‘no (‘aba uy sie ro with ep os a be pes th FARMS FOR SALE vi ‘ On an Waitr ; oO F a tis - ’ fr) g erent arn a, — = = “oh abt ae Arth } , . ot a OF . . . ° > om en - : a fi Spe j . ry] ‘ . . the si / ggg ur rte I, bs erlin aa (ea) ~* tag ‘L, Wt d. Quick , men’ sg suits. ov er. ee # be st a iN : I or sale: Clhumimny ro: acl zt ay ; ACCESSORIES PARTS Ere \ anes ee \¢ > hy eS RN 2100 iwWwo - | { oor rooms. }? illitnan Car shor *) . ™ — werk to oy ’ . a IIR, ro PERATORS — Inse; . S. shoes, hats: pay to $27; alao f f. im the army; quick sale. 120] N° . bai ast etme Por ren’, cit lid + “OU tare exposure: e@xeellent meals OHO LSTORG 64H, ‘+ FARM-—For sale or exchane GIRTS—To earn printing — ‘trade: 1 ' a 24 ~ nseamers on ture, rigs, stoves: high prices ‘The Phillipe Hue id. eo 2 Rage Ronptany by ms engine oil. Jight. meftum or line Wan re Hatet we. lUc per WASHING "ON I] (a7 i! f _APAR mules Ho ‘ol no mpros 0 egy BR Piant. Rox n°” * . % s 0, Delt nal SOR. Gre é’ j ps oe ¢ — i heayvv $7.95 § failon delivered we “4 , B23 Ofele fommmate ' NW dsh.., todd Neasai'? sd-floor r ia a lo iO immprovementa: pra. yy = ro othe, —F ost bie: ° union specla I. AB I \l A NY. AP P ARE — +9 Se rand | rm? ’ “S (cR) bt “ - tor sale: roadster. 1M] new na der Oi! ’Co. + ENiot . . Canes oy - pe ni ry ~ Nuh uroan Board. Tse frone r , home Og! ing phone (7 ens eae T MENTS iY ii CaN be farms ij want 40 or 8 im ‘ a CON an : * 4 4 Or men’ « PEN vz ths Painte is first ; a “ 3 ia T : ‘ . — a4 ts , Lio at! i ine. ;oom A enc W rf. " . > . : - ’ Lalas pre yr ' ; .3 ’ wh . M ah i. 9 assist « > TD ». ‘ adies' aan : Suits, overe oats, Qo 4). . t sed running order. ler 619 . } gen ia, 250 per Ai Hi NGTON Bl... 4354 Lovely furnished ' ‘ issorur Addre«« “ci work_19 ‘Win dermere Di. ith EIM ER & CO., 14th and Locust bait: need es a - lly: pay up to $2. fain’ Genki hee e vf24, Central 4979; even- DETR OLT For sale: weather proof — _ tag lc wer line on three ont roe: splendid table: employed Ge. | in MISCELLANEOUS : Robinson, Box 428, Albany Mo. «9 tl-- Tn learn ; - ee , . . EOC oO MiP outh: auto will bias, Pad oily.) ; Sa. atner proof tops. inp: 0 nore inserti i sired nent & : eee. ae —" ee oe FAICM or | , « . genera 7 , a . i] call. De se fc*., ‘ rn ' je , _ " Co s. if j ores. 34 ) . 4 >! “4a i¢ lowe farr = 4 _ learning. Fios ee, in: By as ND Cae; io?) mar Soo, Forest 767. 4426 Page. Joe Gelber FORD~—Roadster 1917 alae. came [ | : > R unc) Winactelen = sacaeety ‘ - Ral A IREP Ly OOF AP ARTME NTS of Greenville. I. 238 ate Rog ay fs . (road w y. ERA v4 é ' "rR. OPERA Por hts —_————- ~— io cheap: SPASy pa a4 ae nea, fF ie ery (rR) BODY For sale, built for te », (MM? 7 7" 4 ) GIR LS—Over 16, to york 925 Washington St} f a A. L, Lin ie il es Vittadini Metropolit tat olde FURD— Fy sale. 39)7 - artis ; — Automobile (Co 110) Veo] ee AORTH Be RUST 1i°4 Washington ; oe 4 Wainw: he "A ; J. Kowe, owner, =. |. learn to make buttons. 415, batees | ANI as aaa ct Se a file) rage 1602 HT sits at ocr ~aChar'e Ga- . ROOM—~Lovely ‘ r one. —- as ; Si ei ee af Bide. St. Louis. Mo (7) ;? Tacas. } Pie MPER M Als “RS Ais CASH for ne wspapers ” > — : diesen sd : = ee De a Le , ” ia ) mont av. ca) a s —n — : == - pil st : 7 t x Stea my l\eated “4 pDartmen: ‘p j . _ ~—- ———~__* ' ' GIRLS Two. Saal packs Special operators: will] — h d — _ Shear, 2028 Cosa C roms Fe nd magaZi nes. | or MIRDION Kor sale fun roads! ma — — seven g Es ene Sa if ire @ ON » asings “Aj genial farnily (‘all Foreet Ta (=) HAR ! 22) large rooms: all con ver SOUTH Mi Ont i, Wh + y Z 4 hours: ron pay gp Say jabeling; ners ct ; machine eX Deriencs union CASH paid» — re sei rf rics (1) dandy or deli, , so0d shai ; rer t de . 2 Cs ? (oppen, thet l Kaston _ ‘7 CENTRAL a kONCES; board if desired: southern e#TIOnoctire i AF RYE ~— ‘ . —_ Uy a ‘ae. wil | anes -’. Main, Ty ion Si ale and hie ae 4s , ‘ 2 Ss apers. rie itazines, “Taga. ney ay . eo Ki] }FI “Ay } Seconds stan Jara meng k ‘e { i ‘ -I°eTEr nr e a © : -_— . a te ce , F ns ay 4 none oe gpa Pitta i pall r : Caen : , wh . » et “pring; also Lafay GIRLS Kx in : ee a : oases mus pay. etc, Senter, pnone BRomont 2192 , — ri 2 NP a ake Y , : ee : on ette nn ; Other : ‘ \" “a . Derienced Union 8 schman, Yolo VW ashingeton. Xt} cw wrCr saeco _ tant ay ‘ch | OLYMP] . Can , ires; se.'ing for. charges: 7h. oa a OND an se a. & COP. wtthi—Nice 4 and ‘ We ‘are aut orized agent ‘ 1 . pec 2. mtOn, mi ¢ —— aapereenied AN-—For sale: chumm ring aca ~~ seat me — Ss, 21990 BEI... 32529-—South ¢ ' ”" an » Troon rte t agents for Montana | — Operators, Rawlings Mfr Co S007 _—_z (C6) ‘SK Newsp ‘aper~, ma&gazines. rags, sacks demonstrator: price $850. 50%! Dp reas toxig> gab prices, Wagner Tire Co., formeriy Universa| or ma yaw outn front room: 2 gentleme: “KOOMS AND BOARD WANTED - San parlor, apartments. Almost new «.°#* jands and stock ranches. Nothing GIRIS— Tr . —— BNCH OPERATOR—Missouri Nt: , ae “4 eo tie \reisman, ‘ ~ ~autenenetienientemaes . al : ie me e ¥ i > + > é _s L i Y ‘ ne rs 18; Sienlejy . \ meiataye "tle . zh ‘ a ‘ w. 1) io Douse Peeping pt = i ‘ ; : . ; ae a - - > wi iD es «of 1} ry ion RLS At onca, Roberts and Het riting only, rivineg full Particulars. iT) ba. . eae et ha i®) - bes % sane _ (9.. formerls i. nlversa! CONT a $4 ™ Mae. Rus, iaundry; fail, nOUs AND BOARD Wtd Refined home . = Sy0 he ive COT 4pariment Cat office ” or B iooes - ' 4 Gisplay at our —_ Lucas, 4th floor ein agg aoe, experience and Salary expe M AR Kis Value ‘Dai id Sra eo rewe RUNABOUTS i eto IO Jocust er. in, ¢ ” €or , her an eluter 4 and 6 ¥e ar hoe ’ SrFIAW Rey oO) p reoms and sur pario: ret oh wd ; ah ne ” . Mee a4 and join our i. room qgcTess | i: a) 7” . > . ‘ ve ‘ = as , BO, eiry ae . cy : 7. Be ; . td eS RK J odypre ‘ ‘ ’ Fg ; ‘ ’ oaks e « >» & ‘a TP , . ‘ . af ella rie poe we ‘ i?) ytiia oe? yay ‘ GIRLS—Over 16. Appl 0 a q DWE: fs eee © -D- ict) svive ri are 13 iy Wiamonds, etc. Penn- FORD rts Tn) ha eee beg Wd ~ he, Os ‘or saie. from 1916 Reo res Ds : il icely furnished, steam heute Swiitdren s Aid. 911 Locust eG) at nt ea . toiden Wert (+o prowared to a” ~. }? ac k: ham i actory ply 7: "Gps m. oO, q ‘ Siy VA IN¢ . Mi At ril NE OP > Rs A’ rOk “ 10h cae a “po aly = ‘eee lief rin , Co : O11” \ 4 * 4 ’ ‘ ‘ 4 Be } j I" S40 one ha reais Us ‘ 0 yt £10 no if SS, Fe (C‘abany 40 EK} i an ? he " 1M A ~ 8) be YARD Wid i,oO% a home t; : further Jie r ‘a lit Ler ture nee ar - P > prt: f © te ef “9 > AYVres ui io ry. } y - site] i I . ‘ att, . . r¢ ‘ sg . ’ rrit ! ’ , ica Bt ( ntral 40531, Y ‘ i418 N hy S nighwa i room: sin Hi NUN) _ (‘lean housek ecp ~ ‘ acluive OY of i months also for one WEST bade « panty POMBE Tak AGENCY _ wee, CORNSCtINE: Rear « 3 of MOnLAS Children's Aid Society, m1{;°“™~ teat owe 1S Meramer st., St. Louis. Mo (ca Ls ED; STEADY WORK . / ‘ ad i IN -” he (@Ry _ SENTIAL s.NDUSTRY, WITH or SHOTGUN Wino Huns ; , - “G2 teal, : 7 DD “ ae wi : 4 unting uth, e Ver il a ‘ Ay AND PLE i, K-2 rr : satin se HORSES AND VEHICLES bRAN KL Soll—Seiectr a | J acust. iT) EASTON, 58974 Wien nn Rl a al i t ooms Linde!i heat, shades ‘ “"™ SUBURBAN PROPRTY FOR SAL® VLEASANT WORKING CON. Rox 2, Post-Dispatch - « (7) SEDANS ~ 4540 2 a. ROOM AND BOARD Wta.—} ind s ‘ 7 a : ; G. $v miadie-aze] ana screen very iow ren GIRLS Té ‘ork -ToO work in candy factory. st > > - a > ~ ~ is oO Candy a 7OR S t. Charles ASK Ch SEWING : GIRI—-Colored Of 8. Al ; LY SEWING ROOM, KR-| A. FINKE! 7 | 4 CPANDE | | 7 olored; neat appear ‘Eg BL CASKEY 1 ; er M, NRe- : NIKEL will pay more for « , = a ano - NO s tn hal ae \E : . | 10! Or se ondh: nd hel a : ‘a ie : | bars — Mristol tee rbot ° RURW IMAN os = - ISTH ta ( othing, erectric Tans, electric lamps amd CIMMANDLER SEDAN—1] ale: good shane: — i FOR SALE C7 A TIRING ON, 626 N.—Nicelv furn saan =) rouple private famiiv preferred; lower Jen. e, os Se : 3 ore se : kes sijothing, iectric ns. elec mh 1D: = 14 Dassenger: cheap 7 2G Se er j A sal o “@clLriciltV, Stear Ps , lished PVOTUS, f.rove district, near (tsrand or (‘ompton car OLIVE. "44 \partr : ' persia MISCELLAN } red, Tor dining roo T Imar. 4646 i imar 2419: mai ‘ Outs, (cS) CARS — oe : as " : os" = ; N hueclid “a hs mn work. ~ 7 ? yy «" : , . { . Ps J i ” ‘ Lin «tf i aiiire } Bry. ; (% tn Dave ? i au f > ne ete iN ; 4 yr Pp } afte ¢ ! reterres ata ; oF 7 oe Pt. * : , ag rg : t Not of gre ima , ; i my 7 ac ‘ a a 7 saa ee te ae : ~ 7 — VA - a ics raie tor ~-t{Ql t(rucK M (jee a Rs neal ata upie esbectabie home reasonable 1” _ 100) ree ._¥) ! , . “ sie : f) oa bh Mis ' 1a i ot) cif Te , _ Jer . p four bioe Kes fren, — eee ; a3 S208 ree ern Ste (a ond-story front: electri« teh! irnis a ae it OM ,AND BOARD Wtd.—Mother. em-. ¥KRNON O—Vine flew aaa On Be Lonel tay ye —a Station @e fare to ‘ . ‘ ‘ “rr »! (es. aaa at ** tt) f« ra - ‘ 1 ws i ‘im ‘ } e. ' ! mt | | : ‘ | 2 2 | ' as | 3 ta ted i ~ as. mst ( a large or nall fle t nee d £00 is ha 4} iv heer 1 ' a , : : i" IO "Uy prin he ak xf rae land Dal oF s nome phone, owt au) Ww is'}es Pome for self ana infant. } tiie ad bie CTrvice. Vuéan! 1] ry price Si Un Slum ha nage minutes to city " ~~~ ¥. oo . S OlTlee and nricesa Schoher Lielrn 20 - io (N—For sale oh : sleek aa in sf QD. (jrassy ‘ Pols \ or | : 1 : : ; ) “ o i : : : [ | ; , | — oe “rs shon — : Dice Mills, 407 N \ Lin. (c7) ar So. For rest ‘ a oe 4 AR) ow ‘ ham ill Sid Sf a ow? ww ay P ee “ i? »~*, BR Vdt. | ii ~ {" 2 ae i“he: 1 ie om ; near "t rin ra d North Marke’. ‘ nidren s ‘ ¢ ria eS4h. Main 1 1 fe; j Hi AncCe $i% per monty i109 }?} or! “a t : . [ : ie sen 2 : el Ing to urn Oy “ ’> i ; ° aon — al Ino rn steam- gate.i Aid + } " ? _* 9 26 , : S . ioe tuet. is TNA len neer) , Sod en a lay nent * on NOG R AP HE I: (ombin ation ef ‘ oe BEI . fe ! eslltUre, | “ss, CONtents of Gweiling we : : N ‘ ‘ ‘ Proereen Boys 5 ba % rOOTNS, «.C @ day hy au Week 1 ‘erase * 3 - = W a | ered sit s wi a : cael ar : B: = ae ; 0.. 2051 Laclede, (ama her and book keen P Seana ma enogra- or small lots. We pay the best prices 1, ? | ' &—For sale, wuring car, jight six: fi SE or ale, mice looking: iis : ® ae: sean ) : | : P 4 ) | mm yu Bong — 7 . - . : " i ‘ ‘ , ‘ . { ‘ ’ z ae on m ; E: =a “ a 4 ; = a Sr me I he - Ws 8 o . Lee 3d64. ie we tion: sats i Guipped: can be ses nm ars Pit pPEN |e kor sale. mii Oking: heht deli “as . ‘te i : Ho ’ Sy Twili rooms Singie or ROOMS ANTED ie mekINg ws j lighting: steam hea sing | EAST SIDE le rs hy, re Q te r re “ sions " ° . ra ra) tis £ ’ { \) ryt ng at eb.dg4 i erlin a 2. . . . ery (ir ) roy oe = «> qy) a es : =" . ; ; rik Ligeidi and Las ‘ and CoO) j Wate? and i. if —= m - t, . BPP Pet - Sane : res a sr a rid i | tae nis I oa Tae eS: 8 o cS} ANY «4%, or H16 | 7 aa a : _ . aie . : : = os wr GIRLS A. N d fant; lads experienced oF sae anh a. I BATHS BEDS r w oor “AAT, iat, We pay CADII a Main 316 ‘ HORSE—lar sale tylish and fas? drivine a Saga! Sy HF aa ae looms for light hous: ROOMS Wd fouple wants two unfurnish =! a Pron at© pcs “he sarKe reception room, OF 7 _ | 7 4% 4? { leoeve : . a vy ‘ : m (O07 an +S i * £ , . ha bstu i= ‘ @ im day . by reg ry assaaw. . 7 =o . tins Fahd, J a00Gd ma. 4 Ti o - roars iT} privat ery il > >» *batc! t> “ = ee A part went: gt) ! . t. aeire toe r, alm lip thread ts ‘and sew Sdvanc e - nt, state age and salary. Box, delivery machine oma Ae * gle, edi feat mag ih gsr: cap h 1s been _e-Cyinaer, %4-passet seers \nheuser-Busch stables rn Phone. laundry ’ onnecting rooms, $5 rivate family Ox B-266, F.-D cealed bed. ele a : onan can Toman > “x dil ; i0u is argain ‘3 Sand eyes en e4. Post-Disnat, ‘ aX i. — f T¢ ane * : 2 : —— 4 —~- s oe —- on ! ces. | | : | % si spate : te $ ‘ | | ly a i = - : 3 ‘ ia : ict 4 : : : | KK ms aan 9 ation and ex ( ‘ARI ie TS W ta. Gc urnitare or ali esc ad a ME R= Yor enle . > " sr? : = lH PEN ‘ A \D NV Ait rN or ai@* Cilear 7% i‘) Fr? . "i . Nw — ad ~ re feren: p rey kK 419 Post-lI on ul oe . - at ‘ > i132 Wael inr.ion f¢ &) K ine! eenth st. w-ToOom cort ¢ Rition ner, iT any, and. salar ¥ expe cte d: : ope e, will pay good salary to experien ? tions: contents flats 4wellin: “dese rip- Ncer t irin ar ec, « Months old -Pa sShenancoah R a BROADWAY in de x Neativ rer ; n -ci. Oss ispatecnh, 1) UNIVERSI y apPyTs S702 WASTING IN ne d $0 on « losing. " hedaaeen $is5 month - “2 he eit : | | | " . é "yo F 4 - at 3 . page: ~* A 5S, i rs. . itt 5 im, * fit] 2 Ce . rs Mi) i lex Pa eS ty P . om - , Pager ~ . ‘ « Bg ,;uUPrn i?! j " - . . e) ad Peer i bacdé tary Ni fr : : . ._- Git! ent box K-89 por oF. Rox F-4. Post-Dispatch (c4) sea. se, 47129 Easten, De} nar & 394 at leaving ¢ will sell rae! . 2 and es we HORSES—For sdle: wagons and 1 = roms Tor ght housekeeping ‘7 COUNTRY BOARD Efficiency type; 2 and 3 rooms, 3 and a3 : enh at. no, Aly to Gi Ee | ly (iver : e Poe *‘ noe " ‘ , i ‘ - 4 44 f Bik @ ii @ : ‘urd : ) F Becht ) | a a . : ont nF | ' r Ie} vears af apgre : light ane AITH iss | Xperts ‘ . tit) Morga rr. fa-tyy b4( (R) 45 \ ernon ui \ (‘aban 1 by c saturday ir Sundav n ornine . “Apes 73 LADS, eotmae? Purnishe: _ro . el. ‘ ‘ in : oo - : efficien vs ren im ludes fuel. cas and DEAL . 7 - S180, Apply te G rmXo. | | , ‘ | nine F, ' la , . 4 . . +. ‘ mong: ‘ ris } } a 4 — ~~ ~* { ricity ; - “a . yr Ot | Bly Goo. : imnard Stationery Co Va MITRESS 1415 S Rovie ay FEATHE res 70,000 pounds ‘old ‘feather s: pay CHEVROL 1 r.-Kor nal ace ~ irs SOL Bell ay * Vater heat; phone: $1. week Roo x tee oe ia lighting purposes; steam heat, Ridge miei o> own agent, Wain ight ae TRIS | O-50¢ for old, 60-70e new. Mont | pay model: fine cond Sale; touring wa: '9is | HWORSES—For sale 42 AND, 1004 s _s& “ , AND BOARD-.Wanted, a child to lot and cold water: first-class meals at rea- one Olive 1776. (eft) eS Sheer : i. "Gla Toe oe Bene My ts eat fine condition; dratted S112 Cass ee ee ee t= KOO ] wor horses ' re OE i sally blige outn pos rooms; bea. l- poard, Ov sister and brother, on farm: Cat} 50} abie prices in cafe. Apartments equip E a: | cae ne. atten pine wTitPDtLt ; , nortan ISM) 6Iniles Mair 14133 SS “ee , I a a dy VW td gap hurniture 6D BA99 Va wins Ne heated roorm busines , : wae SHAT ! ¥ wing” . MISC ELLANEOUS . eter, an attractive modern ha with _vernor Call Cahan 144. Sosy today, i ATR ESSE Roard and room fort hy itll ores BAYT, fos) ' Pints Wi, (OUrINGS; Starters, light; 1S i AT AN ome reG SON 4, and da whte J no a a gy fy nd} me: privi- : la 3 rami x et mericaa yi " n- tin aa. qeners = ; mtund : e Oard ; rm uUrnishec Ip ; a - st ‘ine , ARES oF . ‘ +0 _ rene at ias al r. i guiet, refined home riv! . “a SS oh whe | : in ' ' é ct ie | : A SSES "Board and room fu sitabe } se nt I RE Wad. -Badly: anv amount: ° é 4 . aden. ae Siu vO young far lece kitchen and laundry Park me ." pre sais hot American piu ROOM> ative | Saad floor bambiaiens heat. pei month . Lot 1OOx1! os “ qouHnie Narness: ti joey rs = . pale . stents y (cs) ileht ras reasonabie Phone rindelt - —"? WEBSTER GROVES TRO} ~ Agents. 477 5 Fd ; : ees ’ etal ; Ta ; - ames ee er ) r hm, he 's oa ote) a Ms . for ia: } a ee : a4 Orr ¢.4 4 ; s : * W ; Apart nt ] (C‘abany. 1°74 ) Waterm A \ Colored as dishwasher )7 ~ ett . tivo Page. Delma: PISS, Forest Sins SF ogaray Tos IAW aN UO west Ay Trismnie ’ : Thome as S7 | Te restate : : = : : : : : ‘ : : ¥: ean Sia (CLES For eale mules sina” Renmtece Hy EST . sia ami! on ay. at Hodia Aamont car line: Ey bry % a O 5 0 | me ee oo — ai it ™ ouse, with hardwoo. }! = : | | . ee , ; furniture. - nouseoels Call a j Vainwy ? Ridg:: will sac: AU RERT yoo +o , \\ | \ 1] | }- | ( )" ie ttt atin titi tls Maat ot _ floors open fireplace . " . Foun, white, n aheda ef entire conter ’ of -houses. Ferayie Ct fice : ‘ ’ \q ris Mor enie ‘35 { 1 mule “ i was Me Nicely urn ished room two , caheaeren ob bo E- 4 ¥ «>> RSF 4061 S-reoom housek ‘ ro @ a iter i piace, steam beat, electricit : : tl, “or stock- ; anearate — liake rane ' . “fog fg brik r, i i “ ‘ . . ‘ Heri ‘ a§ 4 re ~ (;OxODS I a — a'10 Locust fag) (‘a ] at Ivtih ar Pan , ‘Sun. esata a }! room stearn hi: v In sien! ¥ . a a efined —_ 1 O refir ed peop ie: rT = Se eed 212 ne W ebater Groves a | | MS , ee he (a) * pach Per ‘ » o : a Prices, gpet MAIPIRE ie totrrine pce - : Sit a ee 5 ay : het (, ; i eas AV. (6) Menk ane._v an berg. 1700 Kranki mn av. (c&) Christ ” a delivers Maman ant, Chemical Works, 19 e » white laundress 7 _FLATS FOR RENT . - india W iil give you & d i to a four-room bunga : Saniiol emical Laboratory. Bovle 4 EXPE RIE aut. hat ree Ho HAVE HAD SOM* : LANGAN buys all ninds good furniture. FOR D—For sale. taurine + just. eee Ss. 2d Ores, 1500 DELMAR BL... S236 (connecting rooms tor oon mings VINEGROVE, 21324—4 fine larre light >the “OxI28: gas, water, electricity: on car : : i es ; pie HAD 80 Mis i gS AAD, AFF roods; highest prices A rare bargain 22%) Olive at. ine new - a ss Hen housekeeping; running water: conven rooms, well furnished: bath furt ace: good ine, Two blocks from city limite; all f GIRL ian AGED 14 ta ta We q> ISk, PRA IN LOR ORDER for good goods. Phones Romont 399, 2170.) POR tp ~~ - vb LA! t N DRY: — _For or - sale: Washing ences ‘7 : CENTRAL | location: adultes: rent $26 ‘ . (~ with jarge chicken shed: price $1 $1.0 Coen Hee ; a a rc laa 5, ARD\ a - AP ber’ . ro SITLAPLEIGH 408: Central 5053, 4628, 22°90. (eR) ORI as l Ae Ae OUTINZ cay hrand-new Ga. > DELMAR RI °7206-——Large room. with ki eas r ' ee EL . ‘? cash or Liberty Fond, balance $i4 per th _ | : . r } | at | "ee rat 5053. 4 - : ___ (8) | can deliver today. east ive fg ac ' | : vin. wre sat ; | ASAN AND WAS His ‘4, | WANTED —To buy, for highest Olive st To machines, new mangle: - all enette; $4; ‘single rooms, $1.50: phone $12 0 “pias, Choutean. tore tn ns a = = _ rama , | | = s | | Oriesunt av... two biocks wee of ¢« fe' - I VORKING « ‘ONDI Cash ~ ’ pric ry 3 “7% > « . ‘ Serr | furniture, stoves ranges. contente s¢% fia PORD TOURING For sale 19 Choutean, store and living ~~ ~ . — : ; | rooms, $13.50. (c97) WEST — (o7) : 7 7 ft ‘. \ lt Le A ix «) He ie zone ~~ - —_ ‘ ohn j ‘ : . s LO] ‘¢ ’ wv | = ° qa) 1401 % ; ‘ K REE ik], CAS A. MEN. 1O very capable voune women, for adwellings, etc. Address 4210 yy AG je, hew must seil at one ORT f . — ae kinds Ot steam laundry ma- DelMAR R TT ical Sanka swe se alee aise . { . ‘ > ’ . ’ tatoha ea TrOOT ~ ? >" seys pep ye on : ste - a y > _ - , NOR rH M RET wae » rooms: rent $s _ ~" Oe Sea W AR BARG AIN g / Bis : / ‘ 1S] if ) rty Loan work: office experience un or phone Tyler 606, Colfax 766 . » ; ‘ CY rs ‘ if fies ence r ione ier GOGO, Colfax 766. or Ce PORD POURING “or sale. } , , PED INE Leul le CsI] S am yt *. ee no 1% a Writing ay? asthand re 52%. “we ? vanieys 1¢ 118 mode) pe Bn ‘al ; coke iKe new, eget at ha rvain prices. Box oe _ ona . — electri: , phones; pri- = WW A MIN rE R P ; . ‘ mered, but must write legible hand: good o> error 1125 Lawn a leases a rrr AS ; nf Mla 6 ne (6) (ej ESTMINST in, 5149-Furnished o . New 5-room brick t - hard. ; i as | " : ' if . ‘ ry? ‘re ae ‘ ’ + ° a ce s } 7 *»” fi: ’ ’ »,? ? r ub ™ rt uNngalow ; 50x 128 i ) chad 6 years of age. te button L, Y hig Fe honl wradis rene preferred. 1.ib- FURNI | Uy} RE \W AN TE I) B. ADI. Y ag ee a | 7 iC) J ; p OS] Bato Sn (eR) wg AN, 532 One front room. near Barnes SHE 0 su A. ae vig "$s (rear) » rooms, electr ane “aq ed; hot-water heat; immediate pos- Wood ieers, bath, indirect electric light fix. uY third ff} a hi Oan Association, 1685 Railway Ix ¥ PD tects Onli TE, ‘IS: like new BN ip ' —_ > - osvnital, heat a ight. 3 per week ty eee Seatataanda (eld) tures: Ideal down-draft f oe | - tailwa? tx eiiaani erfect throughai: eH : ERS Pg TASTATAN “1 : aera . = . . CH AU NC . > > Oh, ‘ ; veseniaieil urnaoa, buftt-te j RED ‘er MON 'D SHIRT FF ACTORY, ~ = la ad seine I Se a, saree OF ema!) ‘ots, a bon y Pay ab ’ sv paym ent plan . c*ytTS A ' PTING MA NEIGH T, 4167 (formerly Von Versen)—Two Y — y =o: 1006 Chestnut. (et) F U reese 1) HQ| Sk | EASE poomeames, ae back porch; cannot be ) ~ rer 19th and Pine r ee 7; LADY right energetic. nent for SCHOBER. 445: gel ~ eat cash Dr ices » POrRDS «m1 ~ ; ~ (t)) “iraignt Knife “1 a = SO Phone M ie Peynt .e front rooms on ist floor: also two SOUTH . - -aos Ba - ous today or $4000 my prica, $3000; $200 | A) ne - ency counter in Alamaec Hotel lobby: one vonge ~~ age, De!. 2085. For. 3953. ; “ ate?) Ws tganli * “Te ea and T9798 mod #808, Central 28h : lot, Fn.s rooms on } ; PPA A ‘ "Y ee " ;rooms, fore clean, ~~ we . M1 La ust st . is making special efforta | TTousehold goods of a'l kinds wanted = fice “9821 + eM UD. Bix sacri- seiakalan Ry hina aka kool (eS) 1 B. oO ii ALLY R. & 5. CO Chestnut —_ fiterns¢ foreiadie 78 who will take a fecure day work for women whose 4us- | OF Small lots or contents of dwellings es) Rr TD — aston (6) ~ WANTED MePlle Rs i, ‘71S-—Neat front room: all . Be an HOUSES WANTED a ED ee iH J learning “ex work whil eee OF Sons h e gone } fron? . | Will pay extra ennd Ces TORN Or saie: tourtne: »y; : ~ i board seth: faite SIRS Angad _ = | peneas ra ar ar . - . ee ee } OMT y tile on AV on to the front l’na- | a ¢ price: . rand-new ary > ‘us onvenien private amily hleeH SENT , a ” os ‘ — r ee oe a la@Veras - Pe vs experienced Operators le women are “asked to help us by DENNIS RB ROS. . 1909 Euclid. ‘ heap: small Pavinent, balan re mo 7 1900 APDPARIU, , . ae NS SUITS, overcoats: bac? ; ter ss | eane M t . 1198 and wa HiCOTTN ED Gee Y LAT We North , ferry . ae i AC — For ante: “’ re . h: mot R Week se — : iat in addition we » ing their needs for nurees, laundresces. Forest 5025 or Delmar 2884 (em) _ Locust ; ey Rode es ee do it sell | efore Seeing me wre M HE age. rge tromt room; stean — . Main fot} ieee ae . bins OF ee no ten: 5 . ys A ort , por bh. tile fioor, tile battroormn . cath 6, FP ' pil 0 Der oent (‘ome in 4 ne, reefaurant VW orkers, mé@nidere a mineeaton . FORD louripgr S070 00:1 nditi 4 ass ay., ly er phi QO tiie ee lyr} if to ‘ . ' / i, "a rik na oine iG er ing rire at Spy he Pit? Dnt ; Pr ‘ i . a a Raoe YE fn) poe lectin Cnn ‘ —— ‘ ates , b, +} Ls ii ey . oe "0 4 roornris ana wi ter " P . mm 100d wages an . iss . : (oe) , a ; AUS ANG ay bargain O40] art a ind mar Rar * eee cy wert bl ili call. Del. me +e ‘ Ut \ jon } or it) Years. nquire - _fnnm ¢ tene oe » Ads - eat: open 2 to % daliv lot s ( p: —-— > . . ~~ - — ' 7 ir St. Oorest 707. 4426 Page. Joe Cethe wn oe ' OG S. Jefferson je i e } LOOel1TS garage. Cab- wae w ? i piece ely For flat work, Apply Hlollaran wt —— aes Shi of or mo ‘. mission... and HAYNES POM SALE L.A} PANSESN _ “ a ‘a PAG] Hihs, 447% wo ' ma aie a J ba eo "a re 4g -- -_—— . necting housekeeping rooms rus range , — VFOOND D., aber » rooms, Ist floor ryt PrN, Reais av two new -Tor ; ‘he 7 A pply IR ecu ot Ne (7) COUNT CALS. T AC ori LF Pry AC BUYER of ladies” and ecpiiemen’s re, ond- electri a oy electric light; rent only $12 2 om vt ror rent; Webster Groves, op modern convenience te ~~ pungeiows: every T TRON FoR kixperte rhe ed and aris ae . . ~ J Sistas ,¢? \\ 4 SHTTN C3°F% mn rie. han c othes, overc oats. yen a i s aoa ; . Td AI ER RE A | T y Coy ayn 4 > » Se ee |. 4 i” ryepuyie { ib : ; en e i - wood ficers. aterare ) y Y Danner tas v low tert . RNTTURE Mor sale, high-erade pieces; ONT.Y 9000 MILics NEW rTRi : 7 * Riso sheee hats and , , vp pants: wet reper. AAA eo Mm Chestnut at. (c6) FP) CHURCHILI, WHITTRy on heat open 2 to 5 dally. _(@ ; ¥ .". . : i ] i oe °— - > » . = > . ‘ " aete LAC ’ ‘ ‘ da . ‘ : ‘ . ” " ls d WSON MFG. CO., | ! aunar ~ efferson no dealers: phone Grand &785R. f) EXTRA: SACRIFICE eann + ES earns cia hes re 1 ga n } all iki inde a ected ) Sil RSEN. 4 “morta furnished front NINTH 2°An im | ae | j oF a! rs ziude roo r} r »Ty forta I¢ orTrle ’ : Mt i; ‘ . ‘ qi ehaala fini = , . ; a? s o> : : mT? a En : ry orn —_ : “ : : S15 6S t} : To ‘ an a 31 % RD PONE R—-St. Iuke’s Hospital on2- PURNITURE For sale: exchange your old Readawie wah WHIILT, CONSTDER , iM Apneiman. 1529 Whittier {cS} Vas VERSEN 4129 A Connecting fro Ret = ti Sidney 1916 A RESIDENCH [nexpired , on beat __ RESIDENCES FOR SALE a ‘es ‘ TDital te babel tw . . ts nia deasir , . wintoe > - r™~ rT, q-age > 7 » ~~! » n a - " ) . a ae ai ?a1,2 tren . ’ a * , ios Pa nme »* -~ . Uv ’ . an . F ies ’ " . were 4 ‘ " = . pe ae Wi] 1” Cnlored men oe : S : v y r ac fal . if ) “ : " .. ‘ e. 4 seers » : . «9 ; OOms . , . - om “ . Bored r - Paid hile L be seen Friday, Saturday and Sunday after BHIl’'DSON For sate: & noe ee S. ei Phone ©] ive 175, Cen ne ne . $1: I4i. og Bi ome; 8. ales “thes iw ; , a, ang, oc. Supa ® and SUBURBAN PROPERTY— Furnished on. on 87 ’ a Diepaten, meoerterate WV li . ld ey ; — . a ey carning - BUS SINES a { ANCES HOt hHOLD Coops AND TOOLS Kor and starter: perfact ondit ete } lights Wanted stew 8 amd : hitay ern ‘2. c.otning nished housekeeping room: second floor WEST I URNISHED Hor St ’ rooms : * sheter . WEST The P ing T a a 4 A 4iuw T t > c9N i ; , : ° . “s ry ri’ TyeiT >) —Roem with pri-| van 17 oa eine | Sona at Gomis ot ae en ae oF GEORGE 7 aaa sia i . ~ ’ » i , . vit { beosd f at * . — 4 ~ ‘ % oe si” ° ; x . ~ ; a OE ° hendl ' . ° - : il ons. = ean oe tM ASOD. Ri, . mn - ‘ i } ‘ ice) Vat ath ] other r mn: weil he ed: fr ‘ d ; Misc A rive rooms: 12h. > > . it i? , Al er +o Tr own a Veiow RAI MATH ONY RSE For ¢ I PUP IN We h Hate i line of new samp ec furnitnre OPER S > CAR 9991 Lot ST VA 4 monene — ——- = me ite © : ” at ° Mw. B. O'REILLY R &i. co $ 723 Cheatny! RESTATRANT mepar) ment In doe ntown Ridg 7th and Chest ’ ’ ne als OUt-ef-town plant: star actory y work. WAUNDRY- ar" OL. I ‘ we purchased from large factories. on which | FOR MR WITS ° AKU eo gt Oe FOR SALE Bk ih ) , ' . jaa rh AS commercial ho Ny equipped _— pense Olive If 7, Address }i agi — a vat et _ ©; a COM- we can fave ¢« iomers at jea: oy per cent MAXW}! ry] f UNRI I | : ae ee sie rom WASHINGTON BL., 3034—Large, nicety fur PA. em RI 64 . = —— Dispatch som to right part) Box H-60, Poet ‘wh and Washine: ties. Brown hoe © ~ pl ée § We aise have a great iot of furniture taken “acc, oine 418 ulY eBaipped NREDEEMED CLOTHING. enoes h nished housekeeping rooms; all conven ASTI, Fhe, G8» —o TOOMS, Separate furnace ispet ton) f+? SS hs SIRI ae na team laund Gry outfit, in fram) s'eras Your Wants en bo Suy Pte ! aa = ~he eet ‘ Heap Cl! OVlitwe (eR) Bed Values, Jefferson | oan “Co "aay os: ences Neto ata gas. electric fixtures. newly - “REAL ESTATE—FOR COLORED . hd ~ ‘? ——? | ' ‘ ‘ ‘ ae? - ° ro. . 5 . ¢ AZ A ML l ar } . aed rsot ) wi ei Gf ora? . rt eat i a | Yersen, ¢ “abany goog ouework, ve ; Class condition. at a nent frot . mat enen "A e Perms .f. GO and 90 cellent cantities . a touring car: ex- —— ho. i a (om) WASHINGTON RI... 4247—large, wetl-fur er ~ ——— ane Fee : CENTRAL : _ tam ST BRGTRE,. py Fain B > ° nga oor gh > Phy -_ “pa oe, ee, 2, view ay — res. ST2 Fair. $1 A WEEK wil buy a genuine diamond nished room; also single room; reference ~ po ade a ~ i | Waker $8. Cen FIOOR Pac : 4125 ( ‘OOK AV rrieise "74 J . ’ Eeneral housework. peal 5 . ox }.° 202, | ost- Dis. BRomont 308, C4 "4¥y. “wt Morgan (cS) aT ARI (oT) rine efy ae la “a re. bracelet. Watch raguired i?) ra 4% Miatr oF (Ak 000 R SPACK—For rent mo i See Yo v = Tu-ream he bee # > 7 © 4! MT) (“nRhany | 77 » . Oo. se ; ) ore eq’: (ny «ine . “wrist we t Loftis Rres IWS W G 4 . eae - =F MI’ ig ea 4A ‘ » — ‘ a 4 ’ . ‘ SiUarTy ‘om! fr ‘eo floere : via . Be oa mB. in cred cen Trion OUSHGIK! ss fel , . “ES $45: ~~ goed - cantitiae: , - cg le Se ie . . . th sticS) WHSTMINSTER PL., 4056—Neatly furnished | “*;".',~ Min Net ee aad bath: farmace crete building. sprinkler . - - STe@ reasonabie. terme : S102]. oy University? white, Ocont (¢8) SAFES ™: rane [ann + roryie- we nistrate; Fas. ' R ATT ! fOAD MEN ATTENTION! PAO) « stearn heat i] ™ = elect ic High $23. Pa Ae Ne. ‘c6) town ecat on : y Poe tl eo Dred ‘ows PAUL JONES Re al.vy ©. _ ae @retr. pT BRP PRR eee ww — - LA anken wf) Salvage an 1 & cer « e : . Sie ' ** is t¢ : " . fore és ' iGaes T . " qt SHGIRI, ra = aa lvier 2477. fe BUSING ESS WANTED > | SAFES New and secondhand. ~~ Ran STUDERAK Ft * pte i eli ah ths a oe oats, DaDLs, $5 coats WESTMINS ris} Mr) 5149 Att ractive goin n eery aeatenaee te ee > her eer er ma sufacturing Aris ew 411.412.4124 Wainwright _ as (@) sid ; ’ “* pits f ‘ tit | ps \- P a ‘ ’ ‘ 'saer a . ’ ne Ge ‘ : ; erliand ; mot " “> > —: Ousework Call 1995 , , a i ’ eee eee man Safe Co., 4th and st, Charles, te® 7 Sia or Sidney 26H (oR AMERIC AN SALVAGE CORP me nh kn nable:_to gentlemen, ci) O74 i) | OF FICE-—E rable privaie otAee eee VUSBGIR | we, ERY w np SAKES — etn a Marcin | = -URKAKER—PFor gate: iv 27 2809 Cho v. fe WES NSTE Co I. 807 -Beautifully tu thi PR. ay) } - —s — ? cE vemiranie private office pit USI ; Tie Goubpeteat. fee : y : RY. Wea in hea nOpee te ale bakery, | SAFES—-For “sal Hering. Hall, Mar I ' 4h hid ot Shenandoah, ceneral . : ¥ OF countrys nome machinery; must be} safes are det’er made. See Hewe Sesle! gay. parisien tore AE In fine condition: Pee oe seth BL | ont. ‘rood fiat. reasonabie, Cahany 2443W. (c6) furnishings: reception ronpm. teleab ges a . L VUBEGIKL General > - able (UG. Tidd, 2340 Park ay (7,| Co. Mf vou want Gre ani vurgiar protection. 7 oo.: Ths a tory terms Mr. Toner, Centrai JEWELRY. WATCHES WESTMINSTER PL, 3965--Rooms, with VERNON. 4701A 4 rooms: §23 , Al stenographic servicen incloded” a oo . “- . ise beaters Sts . . ’ ~ " Bison POO Tri { : ~~ ow ' tte % | sing re ; j ret). . . . anhy ed . . — . ' a c: : ag $25. 6120 Vic toria, ‘or work: B Se SS. Stn vt amuisitina— ee oe - ' §) a AA = A ing Kitchene tte; also sleeping rooms, al “ - M. B. OREILLY Mf. & Ll. CO., 723 Chestnut. sonatic Apply 1106 Syndicate Trust Bide sold agate lic um “ne Mm Ameemeen ; t one Rante USINESS FOR ALS STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES 7s af AR KER sy bo) an ©: ry SASS @: ger. M17 ( “ i — a ror ‘Giana anv site. anv rc. ces _ . Poe : ic ™) if} Out af [we orders » oar Maa S60, WU SEGIRE-—AbOUt 1h ASwist b REED ~- ona ee a" en + adam Ray CXtra tires ce th S =smith & Co. 513 N. Grand.ics) WESTMINSTER Pi 4011-1 arne. well ft r- | WASHINGTON iL.. 4745-—Newty papered WAREHOUSE 12.600 ef: are ‘feet: hydraui.« Inecount fc per lima on three ce nit Washing or Nundas wii t bo: R SHOP. Two hair outfit chean ay ; Son's i fo mcsene ©. Will sacrifi \ Fen AREDET Diamonds, watches 1° Welry hished front room, céntinuous hot wart and painted: Groom flat, second fieor elevator, for rent Noy : with or withou: . _ more Smserone rairie a ay Work. 1891 ixtures we N 1th Te *; CASH REGISTERS We buy and well rebulit - moo s fa re “a seiected fine, brilllan Alamonde: wes bath, urnace, ‘anitor service: rent $28 : Axttrres« rhene Ma ea _ - is rig ’ rie ve a ‘aa \ . m.t(c™?e 7 ‘(& ner . e*e Li? e r . a vr; ‘ 4 go hy - on , ‘* a — om > ~ . - nemnas " ™ sy a : arate for Particulars A i! \ otk e ! NT RS » °?> 5 | . "> a tl “vt 2 y 0) x she ~ 4: oO "Tt " ith We Fyervr hinge ae aes s y ’ , —— : . ‘ . , \. Hr KR sin ree rao s $i . ) ace , ON c wate: sleas ; ‘y Wasting Rood LE cneral Toasaw by PON By \ > K eo , , i qt ‘ ae he al lé a “- me ; is ‘-Paseenecer tourtns ema reo cor , is va Da as ~e) store Main 1190. Central tee (os ON real estate at lowest ers . ? % or y > fo “in : eos ‘ri i i> ait YATU ‘ riice 4 nat eT ‘rade or re . 4 ? mn canvenient jfocatis ne | eee t,t _— - meee : “ses , apartment wee 960 & SOS: leaving cits AAV) Nt. teouis time: cn: and tires a fine eeabice — and PATENTS . 1m A WALTON NORTH Mw. BD. ORSILLT A. & t co." 33 Crtestr ur rent aitee, MGION, Bo- wannnnan-~~ - = eee NORTH Six rooms: ‘urnace. hath: will @ecorate m oa) Piet eMidadti tate USEGIRG— For - ik A; , rs ‘ era. “ 1 : ; « ‘ iif fn ifm ae «2 ~ ' ’ . OR INE: No we “oth or -~gi housework inveice, Deimar ae3 eaed Nesth TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING TOrRING CAn— ro ek a | D. -& tameon. vadeae nian hdwte 5 | etctplistatiaciteadiign ttt nammmmnmmn low rent AUG BH. GERLING R oO. SropEr.1? © , ? RTY its +. te | } “a roning: family et at ws _ — - ~ MACHI NES wlio wle lie? fe ; a | wilt 2 cash e 5 Passenger foider free ~fe Wainee che he ig “ ° yt cx YT Fr repert T ’ 4 ‘ rE 9°74 Furnished ron S19 ie estnit wt ; * penn —— ; " Nar ee ae conventent LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPE - th ~— . he aa on - - “ 4 art . fine conde. yore : che ; ’ a= ‘ ; Rbbataest vA per aX? ‘ ~ ore " ‘ enrire CRAP ios — — | " . nice little face : yee ~ 0 aw ‘ TLE ring rae art ; electri oi UM: “ P 3 ROOMS. iy Cb mA FRIC, gsi°. wre 5 I » —-s on _ » — and Warres 8 - sme i ’ nieatuent ; titi , ixture., “4 nace fine ent . * _ - . ie aia 7 ’ ry pier ' 7 ; wemen Ping j USMGIRI, i GE Wit i raincoat ns p o , 2 modern repair shop; all wie 6 . +. ¢ 1 fc reeay ;, 7">} F° K WRITER Pukt SA LF: Nt) ! CiI.1 sm ir ; P (mes - ow i b - : ’ 7 erms. Mr. Toner. POULTRY AND BIRDS GRAND, 4187 N.—Nicely furnished rooms: | aition Jnat eve 48%4 Cook av.; ope id store. with 4 room medern flat. » salaried men, furniterea Bos K-2@ Pas. all fan eneral. house of , rhe Fomeet % py, washing. 4509 Lac : Basen equipment. Howser of! tanks, LER: SERIAL NO. 568.289: NEW MA tral 268%. Romert 6c > Soe | - tinh Z aacrif tanks, air pump and mo) caInk, IN FIRST-CLASS CONDITION: | —~ - — See, i Pema ‘ a meters conver.iermes: single or en multe. (7) : rent at $30 month first year. FR. Chere [ote pes toh ai } preaint.—w pid ‘2 or mulatie | . na ee. Cail 1010 LaSust. See mek NO DEAT.LER rE RMS CASIL BOX J). am Oe 7 RUCKS I ULLET ir } en nm e@emall ¢ . 1) | POST-DISPATCH a) te ne Bighng tintetintei eee ee a Bs each. S651 Oregon: (od) >t fo entieme! aiso housekeeping | — atin . a mene —_ Pan i eit ewe “4 ami) ait . ‘ MPO e toe = - home or fen - menet, easy v ment , ro is Seely 4°0T Woet "| oe hay aon Old established. £000 | UNDERWOOD, Oliver. “Smith. Remington FEDERAL, TRUCK... Two-ten like new: bar s -| Toorme RUCHANAN. 142-—3 ve: ore: elertric $10. fT) ann GARAGES AND STABLES Fisher & Co "pees 3) ait ‘Communal meet We P45 =. } QU8 i , ‘ . . , far wre ’ . —— — r : ; = + T. tie ee ~~ a ly : a “nh mage aoegeral housewrs ——_— ee = mel typewriters, $15, $25, $60: rentals, threo | Fe’ ash.__Box K-192. Post-Din 7) I. ; EWING MACHINES MONR OF. _ aes Rooms for ight houssbeep NORWOOD, 2803-—Plat, 3 rooma, beth. elec- GARAGE —1316 N. Union: 83. Centra) exes, —200-824 Clie sts > he ty! a rt °915 _y Tr - ‘ : 2 f monthe. | powar' St Louis Typewriter PORD Dest rN | “Fe y i ATS t* SEWING M A‘ HINE For pot fron? a Die Ww: ~ ri AL mew) “' : Pus shed -OoM-s ru AS Finn ta © oo fiat ee , an ; it. WW ane —e conmt per month th @crerdance with hood pe "Nex. (6) tral 4850, (3) M4ls N. King’s highway. ee hew Home and good stitcher. attachn Eye rat YMeht housekeeping §% So cee eneeiabiien > 4 A Cae tong et “2 Be a. a f '*o machines with law. Mupicioal Leas Burese 415 «i $i : easy: " ' , a ane - , sree Waver anc aig foor ang electric lighta 43467) «3 room 2. Telephone Mein “ES — 1O \ , Vave. 7 week. beat ciccux. Ses. Bhone, ic) Q@6@nee, $1 See Wis iy Luek aie Ga tral
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N ST.LOUIS S POST-DISPATC H SAPURDAY EVENING,-OCTOBER 5. 1918 We ef eet 1’ rit ! TL 4} rereqtrgge ‘ weer SENSE RTTERTTRIAR: Da at tae TREAT INSAPOTOOELPNL TALE HAE IIOPOPHET ALE Ls NNORUTEDMNUSTEDT SSS tN! be AANRAPEROMONETARNEDPPMET HDL SUEN EDS Tare: COULDA Ht MNENESE? NNN i STTEPTC TAT TAOULET AA YH UHM LLL . . 4 : QOUOeTEEYECETASUITY AOE ee oe =- 2. Vv I E Editorial SLL MTT nT EMT TTT yi nenatae sti \ ad Ball Players | Who Go Barn Storming Only Make a “Stall” at Playing |B {: /MPORERELROREDNA RTE PPR SEL ITE! TPR LURES Fi abe Dee tan Mon merce citanirtian Titik TUES ELL LL TTT TAPE Be ern TUE UTELEELELCe Tt | Ht ; Th beats ’ ereesee ei i ve ’ _-. rn ow me et ’ ‘ ; . } , - r> } igton to BKroadwuy., ney A Lime trtais. : 2 . be ‘ ‘om training camp life. : | i ah to find out just where every- family, where there has been neither fron z p It pectal match Trace 60 per cen which gives a The world, Prunella, * run in three heat: uniforms department the Iron mep : rs] this family has scorned titles ically and, though, more or two success » heats he ‘thir ee weil] : has used the supplies now in : . , ist in the effort to de is Bdward Streeter and it j ‘ Ba? coliected and annotated Wood- ering out of paganism®p Max A elton | rack | oday a a book bears the title, “American- nams Sons.) . en : - n. ¢ : — , : : he P lj Various War Charities but. in each case, it is sufficient to ularly Brilliant fom . ° o >. “eo a : > roceeds of Two-Day Carnival Will Be Turned Over to the by New Rules. runeiia. Lots of mone, structure of civilization we were try- > : ; 7 } e KH 4 Mike Coins, promotor of boxing - rhere is more laughter™ . » i : - . - swee Son op 7 7 —S si io W. U. Reserves. weeping reductions as a peo ay = : -ler r . mw -: And, when purchased, is working on a plan for a monster is given In order, Why and h tinie. 2 HIGH SCHOOL GAMES American Fund for French Wounded, the money realized to be tries Board and ‘it is not unreason- _e- as _ : . . 7 | ~ »: eee. \ ‘ j¢ ‘ ’ \ i ; aed on of varions committees to handle }j¢ before being presented on the narade will be more than 40 per cent of the tennis para lil 4 liren , the last four months of 1917 shall he wy ij = . M: a” @ EN ae Route of Parade. inz line to be governed by th: done in a highly farcical vein. Into Mable, ne of the (riese . a rr}. - a,1 . . of the ‘esent vear. In the field of he sword or pen, Llowever } oo ; , ) ’ the love letters ldfield le before there can be snobbery nor social hypocrisy be- up of the 1 I rs of Oldfield and Lanipkiy titude to the producer. With sufficient l, st ¢ Ss ‘liows and it would b N’ aw miie: should one eit sbita a yaw } ; , the Artemus Ward lingul » avatiahie after the antifece regina tngtee te in the abstract, the head of the house ll be available aft the manufa Let us. then. hae rica, : think the prot ‘vent will be the exhibiti nite by stock. his will effect football and © toren and » rchase¢ e vecause of his view that titles, being Ameri n Jum!) Renz. tie fast- bask 1] a fur greater extent than Bonds with all ay ire so notoriously unmeritedly be- ‘ Sia aoe — snnis lavers for while special Rack ¢t] oOvs ; . : ‘ate — © exceller hme De ie ne De aes . et ee dtield ; ort eka ; ie world. players # rh SI | i ack the bovs up USED 7000 BASEBALLS stowed that Shae: trated bi } xcellent gag; Lippert, let ac} lide he ae ' a oe ’ 6 | l\ing is considered desirable \ guard: Marquard or Sal- "xed trotting and pacing race, mij eae othe pole 4g s RYH 7 row Wilson's speeches on the growth of religion, the } SATURDAY, ch duled to tart at , war and they have been published in thus far reached by the ELEVEN WILL PLAY . a little volume that will make a|piration of mankind ing mae ism.” Only excerpts of those, = : | eCnnis and Golt Harder Hit ' Ay SY ‘ Fun is Woul Be Divided Among speeches on the war made prior to THE CARAVAN Than Baseball and Footbal re ae ele > our becoming a belligerent are given ; ; Phan Sense all and Football | in Minnesota show what was in the President’ plot or the const i ee ee . NEW YORI : oral en Cfioodwin, a new English= ~. ge vant Pa . NEW "TORK, Oct. 6.-—-Athletic co ine to save by remaining neutral un- . . : = . : © at Coliseum at 1:30 O’Clock to Precede Program. | i Is required MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 5.— ing to save by remaining Agamst McKinley, Soldan and tT " te i . “AS - "os Sr «ener . PSs, . ‘ result of Everyone a President's war speech to - in the tale, but Cupid is 4 -@ were transfe «l inte a belliger- Purchase more. we were transformed in L De tie aioe ‘ : : 5 wenefit of soldie ri ls for hn just fight to do what we had hoped :. _ . : strie » hara slace ’ in the Or Montezumiu. of sold r MiuUst Ss >» that he has rented Webster Opposes East St. Louts dirt track drivers in the country are entered in the races. trictions have been placed upon th ZUM studi: t , ' , “aR * ‘a 05 = j . ; he President's : $ % chat he expected several new world’s The followers of the Various Already loaned 713 — eas ea apenas be , Tul cially in the part where "jf Mount Vernon speech of last July e , r i a! a ithe pavillion for such natter of the seball an - - eel: ;' , rial s esterduy. ‘s cea al cae Cae Ww "7 ing books that have ‘b Washi 7 be working on it now and ex- #@ Very sane and very happy English dyn PS > : ‘uth te ive, west to Twelfth, north : I be the first ' use and football the maximum You can move ¢ WOre {or Liye > | Sate ' hy + ™ si . 4 ’ Vi . a? . . —— . ow . > : } ; SpeLs ; € cs. nouncement. T can inte fore, there comes an offer of a title. who both spells and thin egulations specify that no matérial how ever stag : : : : it is easily read and th will not he necessary. ‘he fourt! rer of susands.”’ heing especially violent against them Pgs : ? ; — , meaning of the words. Tt es t Lutl The program today will consis : 1] if ight: GOBS AT GREAT LAKES civen, as a rule, for political service, - ” All : ua Vv. ‘ i} LUThne? me . ; ee o " Regi Rec censl le ; est. highe: nowere and most ’ Will ’ . case among tne got and our mum and mis i : ise the fo}! ‘in: neu Ln Opowinges CULE ror rFasn fa a the (rovernment is Vith our money P ™ white drawings by G. Will [ a3 € ; of these I forced to pick out a few eminently ,,. . T J ‘eo bet iniature ears: -* takes and th ldfie atrnp- | #mong-many of the devotees of these And we'll quick]: DURING PAS SEASON respectab! adpegentiesi: eae . * Isoth are members of theg euscner, ignt guard; ACO en mm!) d re ars; ; ree raynes ad ot absolutely eces- : cae . ‘espectanie re rTsons, untaintes yy eae . . sht tackle; kK ‘ig! le race, alrplan auto car; Lie KIB Face Wilt allernate, asi Seeortely Neve \Win the fight. | aioe candal or « ions vise, f ] : >> seventh Division (New ¥ Bt Tacnie, racne, righ es ; ah eget se ak Pens Sy Spr nays ee ee ' sary, SCi al or of! ‘wise, tor honors, in fe quarterbiac erger, left ME NIDIACK cout = opposime . he miniature auto race cewee! , ie ogee os oe arcons] ; : Seven thousand baseball: enough ' Z ; “ both are now on the fight? ick, tight ha! | at he ! ears. Auto polo follows the pr Because 0! > Weel ag th Pact tear ’ T: order to leaven the whole. But there f ble i ' i IX « i i ’ i} } ils ai id th 5 2 . ; : ‘ & , 44 . Lad ; [t)e- Conta ’ iT! busébal] ! football. uni- Now Ss the ime. to operate both big leagues for av 5 4 as igt dift'e: ene : between the : Ly It Is not L100 much to 3a 5 ott} ort } } ah. . ers ’ , ' cs Ameri- As mrtal : , iP iane the closing nubile ¢ : , ‘ , ] : "3 } 4 tw a 7 | ve , / . as ili rs nN i jk. rms . f }y Sneci a) ‘ 13) and af- . . P ‘ a & tS oe Y) rANrOC aan = _ 4 a . smile in every line of th Coach Crosby of a it 4 gentleman's race, be ps soi ; a aie a I Sg gee? bone Kaiser Bill should take a leaf entire, s¢caso! represent onls one stract and the conerete and il ‘ mor aif no e matte persortal not nsider the en- 2 additis this rides ith ar. | tW ) loc: cars and drivers | choice. but rather essential as a pro- from his cabinet portfolio and item in the stupendous athletic ac- around the turmoil into whieh the ragement with the cers ; 1c’ 2 sampkin il are five entrants, tection against bodily injuries. resign before he gets fired. count during the 1918 season for the offer of a baronetcy throws Mr. Cul- ae “We can't hope to cop: with them.” Ba : hist { ’ ian bidder. » first of the time trials Durin= the past wear the price of = oe : tatioy vers household that Mr. Rennett ha: I Hh: SMALL PLAC start at 2:30 p. m new athletic eq tipment and repairs If Bill can’t read the handwriting bid you ever stop to think of built his play. It is a play of pore sun & CHANCE look over my ma to old paraphernalia has mounted in. on the wall we'll have it typewritten Cnommous amount of material neces- Ke , terial.” ‘rosb« as t pre red 13s keepine with all other commodities ry to brir tde rt 1o:t! ven, scintillating dialogue = rather small. place, i scenmg§ Witttlllltll Li f ° , P ag ‘ su F ( Wil F4 awytaoor s oOrtsS up if ne a3 ’ ‘ ; ripe y e' | a * ©S- for him in seven different languages. |, id Oe Reg SR Eo tala sie than action, but the situations are Rehmann, are generag morning to give out a Hheup, statin a. TNX ba { The cost of ail material and labor in- * * 4 yreat lakes standard. highly ay ae ; b he probably wou! 1] Ad. ) i volved has increased as the player atialte are entered te the: tal highly amusing and the characters looked, although to the com ' Only woman & Detain «2 itate : After the war the Crown Priv.ce | gregs of dozens. boxing gloves by the @F® admirably and laughably human. eye they are infinite and th ‘Sellers of Was te Me an gtiguitty . , ight > a inob ti *j ov t} P engine Or - ? 7 : (J) ers ) : * P . , yc CTIIV« De rest ” "oe a | miz } a v a . i? nz 1 . q’s se ore hy be a. «¥ oOI all: a tn hag ~~ «i id Litt , ' “ _—a : if el he r red or 8 ‘t+ the run between Berlin and Bagdad. ‘ms. sweaters. iersev « ‘kins ania’ Ota Hard Winter for Baseball. f cul to be Fepaies OC | tags ig 8 forms, sweaters, jerseys, stockin He former MCAIN s] ; to be resoled. Under the cir- . . ' et will be: cumstances the outfitt SREB SS SSS SHS SS SSS SS SESSESE SESS see it Is (Stokes. ) 2 2 se said Crosb: “But I figured it woul) rom an auto racing standpoint, row wll - AVA VW VSS $ _ swift, iE landscape possibilitt™ AP IR f of anv game realizes when he takes ~ —~ OP ONS ee ee” : tions which are consider backs ought to be the means c., by the car lot. Great Lakes * . ‘AW ‘Erg? , making. So, out of ; ) ing of teams On account of his familiarity vours more athletic gear than ary) AMERICAN NEGRO SLAVERY.” cua a the canal ial ri ll dasa Tottering next er eee grag Ot wan with the trad?. Kaiser Bill might othe. camp college or schon in this LRICH e. PHILLIPS, professor pein i see of sel 2 y Saere oe ? oeoees fi piled-up financial ] ‘dens ‘ pla: nit ciagpbiaglees > Buin — vg, ¢ pee oe get the 10b of train “hutcher”’ on eountrs aimost twice aS much i1n of American histo} vin the Uni- ; 4 Watched practice. Didtands to ente: T d Jurdens, may tax upon the management ot sucn the same run. fact versity of Michigan. has sue- nes ; ae echool ‘here and will report for the collapse with added weights yet to come, ere the war's end gives the own t¢#™s. * Boxing took a big boom on the s.a- ceeded in writing in “American Negro i zig teers 3 mage ' workout next Monday. -Feuerborn ers ope of reopening their parks. : gener H C » | tior this vear. Lieutenant-Com- Slavery,”’ a book that is non we ne a. hich she calls “The Smaut das been playing baseball on the coast An era of tinanci: frenzy almoOSc salary GIRL CRIPPLE A FEW ow Wome: maunder J. B. Naaufman, athletic ofti- | int sti a anes rhe and returned only recently. ; oe iancial frenzy almose sala: and the dubious honor in r , bo I res is i, S . \ s interesting because it Os } en lo mM 1! IeYV: } " ‘ Star ] *. ) llage ‘ ra . nothe r who wif hed } . inbeli A ble had NrevioNs) Saqaaiti Walrad 1Q} ' ' ; A deals with a — , 4? os Oe . S see where the war board _ oO) ¢ cer. irmmediately ordered 400 sefys © a institution that hes - dead "ene | Broviems and their solution " ; ‘ , . . oes . . : ’ L . } 5s Urt sie! -.. ,the business of baseball with loads ‘ine to his aryship lle nd S 4 L to regulate the price of clothes. One =#'oves, enough to supply every ‘ feudal system of the Middle Ages. H ous landscape architects, iopefuls, Was rhan Busiek, fc _— 7 ws ASCVALL WN atu tN MIs ‘taryship. med) O: , fessional now it pa : ai Sy! p » Ages. @ig a v7 7 the . , 0 >» StUre e anc . r ar a4 ssional now in the ame. aoe ae : : Intenaes lo show es Feith, fOr. | cident to overcapitalization. Even | Pup the secretary's job, too, without) . NATIONAL DIVING TITLE | ot the strange anomalies regarding | on aiy he contracted for has written both as an. historian ane . in Iteserve and under the A ling im normal times Organized Base- M¥en dif fie nity. ) . the price of clothes ig,that the high- ) . wee iitie aut . ‘ plete sets " baseball uniforrns wecate economist end never aS a sentt- sa I; we Rate bvne a :, lilowever, I uther- ball’s earning capacity. as a whole There is uo good in electing Miss Josephine Bartlett of the New er pants are the longer we wear em. suits to a set) and 20 dozen pair » mentalist. Negro sluvery plaved .o . at " iss | _ underk will tes neith: Vas not equal to paving interest on auy person, however live he may York Women's Swimn ing Associa- e : r : spiked shoes. In addition to chie 1) Sreat part in the development anda planning and planting of gel ae on er oll its investment, cee ian Office until the tion. won the National A. A. U.. high Se eee rt ae o obtained (2 dozen bats, 12 dozen fie growth of America and it is not likely oe ms a bed gps sal rises like this, where the } Sener 8 a — sg “nu ‘vine championship last Saturday a ‘ P oT up they ers’ gloves and a dozen each of tnasks, that this nation would have reached th A xy hibit . ” sae P money to curry the enterpriscs is dowe:’ " ma 6Cen hold at Throge’s Neck, on Long Island soon reach the high water mark. protectors, shi ey exhibit many prined i Schoo! star. who played an OR at least six major league baseball clubs the coming winter end position ith the Northwestern a hard one and the idle summer following it still harder. 7 m , 6 ey Pom ae . es vais Ree : ; . ‘niversity fresus two jears ago, financial props, already creaking under ‘ ‘ architect, has grown a sss ees% ; nn shin guards and catchers the greatness that it has ut- Three (.u4 en ‘I e ‘ ree , ; . the- joh ae s ‘ am , 63 enon 5 ’ . ce 4 ick. al : “3 cr : ‘ . P a? ‘ : ; a : a weeey come trom ws a problem that wi o A . - led ' 4" , q P .7 a .% . ” . ) ‘ge . 7 a ; ; ; ; cause a bumper crop Of gray hairs aun bf the most -mihesine fsate In the Why? : ] yin and basket-bal eters been no negro an wail Ta Aeas place, A chapter is given 4° 1 ; ] ‘ oti } i “se ° 7 @ } ic avd ‘ ~ > roe _ ; ~ 4 - - is oraere ] S ; F hool footval] nart tor to tni winter itis is thie nmiast i's Is Garry to Go? history of water sports, for a {few WOMAN will toil and till the ™ Ks on the ere vast ¢ i it is extremely likely that the problem. Keach ( hapter pertant point to be discus Se. rm the STONES ber char ‘ veurse ; . matt) at Othe man ried } ai re { annual meein the club& A two contests are on the .- { rT) speak of push balls. : ‘ale vith a pli ‘i the Eastern girl was a soul ties colonization of this eontinent would rated ‘Wits & pike 50S resiingg conicst om to- outtits and swim: ap rari nase ai a : am = coe oe have been a failure to a large extent ‘° vivify the essential points , : i . , . 7h br NT) 7 . | war will witnes is one ¢ “ationas] An iniury st tere Lf ildheood had Bart she has no sau on ele: fion dau ° but Tol the Lact th il SiAvVves were pre lem rhe ies ccription the weaklings through the war wit ;- ; caval levelone hi troub!) an sie ‘ ‘silable co) * gee lanting is give layed on the East Side |; } ’ 1 Commission personne! Garry Herr- developed int vd rouble, and sh Because the men wont let her. NATIONAL COMMISSION “aVallable to solve the labor problem. siven in detail. ear, ' 2 nave to be developed, or the National . dag lak => . lame that least exertion . * It is just as essential for hektn. ) Webster, with Allan ’ es So aes (i Wanrm, WARIO hus en heud of the com was so lame ial i} LOS! J J L «&s ssential for the geneivu- Us! League may come to life in 1926 Agree- entailed evere Pain, so sne hardiv TO DISCIPLINE PLAYERS lel consistent and Or niiss since Prett Soft tion of today to understand the hie- ] : toner ] ; “ith nt “@] 1 1¢ ion ‘ ‘ } } . a 4 $ ' ] ‘ lixreie} o - . , . “?} *'\ . V4 ; 8 | j , 4 ] : a‘ ho & | 17 is i i i . ‘ - "wy? »Y> sy) ‘ at ; *, . ’ tii e * ss 9 . ‘> , ‘ 4 or . ’ torv, « “ ee that e wealthy owners able to “carry his de sehtation By the time ft} e als trom the towering 22-foot stand, in the closet and don't have to roperi ae OTN rs of the origin ifs customs its ; : ‘ : = ee a e . } ° Le ‘ ; d | ‘ ‘ ‘ se >| ’ oe ee se . tae - V« « ‘a ‘ . >») ' [1] }@ Lt . 4 r , ‘ . }, _¢ ‘ ; ° . = § : narrow ~ ree ‘ sj . » . will present ; formiduah!) machi) on number but three. war ends, prohibition mar ayer seat he gave a spectat ilar exhibition and -have cvery mor ning. hamMpior who. after phases, the relations of slaves and iad slice a ite an © The lineup his game llaw The American League } mueh | tled over the co: ntry, sitnitientay ran up the splendid average score_of * _ »: world’s Series, gauged in a Masters, the customs on plantations 0 ea prostg " * ronan 7 ta" ’ . . ” a . 2 pha Ae * 7n ~ - y : > +a , P —_ ) , * . . Ps - . . _ ier rritv > Ww "ease Webster sgt BSt © more fortunate, j | ore ending most of the arguments against |'9.° points, defeating by 2" points Some salesmen have a peculia: baie ple ‘eos tho Bale affecting human property; in short her child blott ? ' ee \ ts j , — phates” . ) . + ry? . > A he ‘ . . omg tide ’ } cer ¢f 5 : . . ae : as i 1 ri ro! e Tt that one WE on exalt “ee Han ston eo Herrmann, capable her nNeuwures opponent, tion ot humor. | hev e€ ae to 4 le s es n lohns nN) tr) ti he supplies WSs with a i] the data on was nated for ies er rs aa ee ewe e he | al azgue announced as _ , ' ‘ are j a publie etiam men Ww n not anqueting too highir, She it tickles a guy to death , noun U last this subject h; aving any historic or nor , acomplished ile eee; inslv that t} 1 We are not of those radicals who { een eee . Pi. : . , 7" 1¢ Slimpse which e (or emergencies Saints . % miracuiou by exercise and ath- told that the suit he has just paid sulle 7 - ‘ ea _ suggestive value. The author writes | , the ¢ exnese i materia cur in if a j ah , ) eri | {’ ail ; 2 a " 4 . 4 i} the pris ner. ; ai : man in the nex? “treet caves 3 A RE VRE] baal eae IGLICS, ay Sa iong period oF trial, | fifty bucks tor could nave been. Shang. Strunk and Waste are among that he has spent 20 years in gather. he Kinedor {N vith shakes = _ . by) 4ea LDLy ion Tif . [8 Face tre Card ' . Mor e ; la, th X ' ‘sere ' bik a War P combined with constant treatment Bal tle by little the trouble tion of t} DER wt Dea Ag ’ . ' : nor "1)] 1 i? apf af a ' sf 1] “) i f i. . - ~ 5 the Hore fy iJ Li. I ] RRAASELSRSSSESEE TSS TESS SSR SESRES SSS SST SS SESESS [As s? WHEE LLL. A veteran o by Georges soldiers on VM “fren ma ye ualls rnight have supposed 1: 4 ceric win} . other, or have gleaned incidentally Y vr that tq QA A \\ WAQAAA } } a KL dabed t bi a. “Oi fournament!t . r4* : . writer . “ - a 1nne ow t > lacte hy rp « of auseb: 1] y ,ere : j ’ the Washington headquarters of the. #5, !0"8 as the war last: Hundreds of baseball pta ae ment y ! heduled. while at horth le Ce ury Cvyeling ub’s recul had lived with the court set. and AN OLD FAVORITE RE : + I et et un tomorrow wil) be to Freehbure 7) new its virtues as w as its weak- that the erarnie sty he pla. en i te, perm of cn cota eg tl A in pe gene sc } ’ j 7; Te > : Y he at ° pts “ee | ; , . iu | . . ; Schedule “oy per t te { > ! | r} TY) > -. \ I] NIost Americans have heard Priow ’ ie ' - . :* ¥ : Cleveland Beats Clayton. { et aaah eet ae as Big Ten” football schedules made F Eee Se il: | MARYVILLE, Mo, Oct. 5.—M. H. fascinating. (E. P. Dutton & Co.) parents will enjoy seeing thei 4 ns i, LAA Pp, among H- : Ta. . i - > > «} ' :, ' ' Simms of Clarinda, lo, has been ap- —— dren with this« v ; . Jowa, at ¥ } , at é ‘ i « volume *) ee tee es on oe ob recet | soemscconsay Cancels Game. = 7 eunpntagreia tat A fet a me, which if soe “Roa oe ee © sor of John K. Tener. Ordinarily | PaTtment ruling was started at the or pointed manual training director and CATHOLICITY. iinder of their chiidnood reaton this morning walloped Clay- it would take but little } . wenca | University of Chi ago and Northwest- ICAGO, Oct. 9.—Because of reg- mane — slanoma Aggi " | ~ " ‘ 13 Ui tj ie iors se NS ' ' > | ite ail i ton, 72 to 6, at High School Field. |) YOUS “ah yh wcll bas . , , : niverel?t! istration in the students Army Tra/i = ats ge — . mary ville Patel HIS posthumous work of the ete ac di, tee, rea: | tO arrive at the conclusion that John ery Universities last night. 3 ) : as 3 Arm‘ ar in nhati. mal School. He Suck ceeds George Pe! Rev. R. Heber Newton is a! yt touchdown 40 seconds after the game Heydler is the man to fill the posi- _ rhe game between Ohio State and ing Corps, and the spread of inf] freyman, former Missouri University treatise on the unity of religions THREE LITTLE WAR BOE utarted and after that it was one tion. The job, as it at present lines North western, scheduled for October Northwestern ' star, who has gone to St. Jo- and a plea for universality in reli AR sketch 7 smarch up and down the field. The ™? ealls for a mere rubber stamp ‘:: was set back to Nov. # ‘The Chi- scheduled ~imims I8 @ Graduate of the lon The stand i t i mel F aan casa lone score for Clayton came as a re- Bresident te pat a camouflage O K cago-Minnesota game scheduled for, Forest Kansas State Agricultural College, ran b . > agate Bh yr ove baer dee sult of a forward an on the action of the league's board ‘)'. '-. will either be plaved here on A game . and has had several years’ expertence can e no dispute concerning the have been assembled f ef directors. The absence of emer- Thanksgiving ay r the Saturday has been arranged for Nov. 9 co Indiana ° nter Col at Bloorala in Kansas and lowa. oneness of the source of religion, small volumes of the same af Jap Out for Football. ore power oO} the part of the N following a atin sot uthori | pleting the schedule ’ rph b.iNOi lmanu' a a‘ors . te ‘ ~ : viewed either in its human or its binding The gem of the wi Sietia? suchas ic. cates aka: 100d reuamnted the Thankastving dats, | euRounced 3 ROOT NAMED INSTRUCTOR | Gor ine essntict cence ne | ee e amherst +« 7. ' ° ; ' . ' ' . : A ry ee gest the ssential unity of religion Marseillaixe Hankey's best Miss Packard rocrcoaegred Columbia Starts Work. p= laa . eee er en AG et. w —-Jack Root, for- even now underlying all religions and Beloved Captain.” Fach 1 on, | Pett ete 3 cua archaea Seen ala | snore, St. Seen mer light heavyweight pugilist, who the ultimate oneness toward which all practice. an: on, en , ‘eave ‘imiiae Salm pe i é | foot er features, the election of a s ‘ex. ' f the 4 - es ons —- Pes 2 . ae 7’ LE -e es el ates -" a “be - set. ok on tomes PPM dtstAKK5G, FPR YPOAPAANA?AAAES SDSS YRS CHICAGO, Det, 5,--0t ta. the. execnt 4; a Japanese « is & ae ee SOnR terpiece in its way. The othell oo, 1? | is " . oe ites Se emg ' vf atten vears ago .#@!! religions are forth-reaching. The are good. They bring.to the id todo. » kW rubber st: by. hicago e rina d presi- + — , reprarding the , a Lebanon Vall t ARnapolis while a resident of Chicago. has been symbolism of Christianity is traced the giory and the eacrifice of * hen . i. ‘ta a 7 - ‘ ‘ gal Lene)3 or : sc Ria e efports, | in Southern California, where he has past The differences in religions pectancy,”’ 9 DY Margaret F , A te ¢ ‘ _ , i : - ‘ _ to have been frequent ine Columbia foot. ved for several years. The informa- 4rée declared to be but differences in Montague, which portrays in FB ; » | ienre , ’ or ‘ _s } ‘ r » vy ~4 ~ ‘ , : - 4 le ai ve gs euch Tt reached foot friends here to- the stage of development. The croan timate wary the effect of the rian ‘ eur nt . in ton & Co.) A LETRAS Rete ES AR Nt ORNS SO * When FE LP is Wanted 40 4 an Tnepatenh Heip Want Ad, r first workout! r Tech ° | ym, at day. The former pusii-st is 4 esterday ‘ m ibe - 1s, old of ethical and epiritual re] igion 5 & 3 Pt) > Bihtirgas bana sete annie Vb) Me wabs agate: vinden 2 i te eee