St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 7, 1918

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH sicut to Win the War The Only Evening Paper in St Louis With the Associated Press News Service EDITION 9 ne AO et Ot Mo one# eae A GE i in Me = = = — ~ ‘a ~ - ~ - - -s eee ~ = = o-ws- -- ’ = oe -—— — — — -~-- eae ee — —- A en - ~ - ee ee a > ~ pea , ' 9 Pp = N t | ington and delivered to the President this morning. | Chancellor’s Peace Note | es es a i | While no announcement has been made, it is understood that the a President will make a ‘‘ prompt and decisive’’ rcply. | | AMSTERDAM, Oct. 7. aR ie the text of the peace note forwarded by the new Imperial German * One of the numerous unofficial reports published in European papers, || Chancellor, Prince Mazimilian, to President Wilson, through the Siciss | was the statement in a Stuttgart daily that the peace more had the ap- | Government, fol 8: | , : ‘ Jollows: | proval of the German high command. ee so: -_- ee Text of the German | OCLOSESCHODLS SENATEDEBATE|S Summary of Peace Moves TEXT OF NOTE The official notes from Germany and Austria were received in Wash- ANON Sie ay eet SO > il ne Ml ON 6 cara. ale OC = ON IG 8 Se Ot ECO a te le OO i li et Pam ct ’ aN aay eet re 4 a ee ee ee Hii German Government requests the President of the United States - co take in hand the restoration of peace, acquaint all the bel- | The Mayor Decides on This Hitchcock Chairman of For- The National Congress of the French Socialist party, meeting in laris + ; . = — - . on, . aon. J . . Outskirts of Bazancourt and ligerant states of this request and invite them to send plenipotentiaries | today, adopted resolution expressing the hopes that the Allied Govern Swiss Legation Attache Takes B |-Sin-Siuppe Reached: | for the purpose of opening negotiations. Action After a Conference elgn Relations Committee, ments would not dismiss the peace notes without examination, and voic- Berlin C - 3 * te 7 ‘ It accepts the program set forth by the President of the United With Medical Men and Declares the Peace Offer | aid a =— or Wil] 3 . _Germans Suffer Heavy States in his message to Congress on Jan’8 and in his,later pronounce- ing full confidenco 1m Presiden. Wilson. Executive in Person, Giv- | [he British and French press, so far as their editorial expressions | og oi ° - || ments, especially his speech of Sept. 27, as a basis for peace negotiations. Others. Is Absolutely Abhorrent. Oe ae . . . Losses and Are Retiring in With a view to avoiding further bloodshed the German Govern- | have reached this countty, are a unit in branding Chancellor Maximil- ing Rise to Suggestion i . : : atin ian’s note as a continuation of the Teutonic ‘‘ peace offensive’’ and an Disorder. ment requests the immediate conclusion of an armistice on land and | | lgn’s ne That It Be From Some d | water and in the air.” ‘LIKELY GO INT O ‘LODGE SAYS, WOULD | May | effort to divide the allies. , . Kaiser Himself. RETREAT ON FRONT OF | A t H ; N t EFFECT TOMORROW | MEAN LOSS OF WAR| The American press, as represented by 46 newspapers whose editorials | Kaise ustro-rrungarian tvote | have been reported by the Associated Press, are virtually unanimous in | 28 MILES REPORTED PARIS, Oct. 7. He Ith Commi coner | Em re an He A . N ' the opinion that all proposals from Germany should be rejected until NEGOTIATED PEACE IS The text of the Austro-Hungarian peace note to President Weison | a issioner 1s =e ys vers, ow the Central Powers surrendered unconditionally. | B IBI b as Through Po received here from Berne, Switzerland, is as follows: powered to Prevent Any, Merely Proposes a Long. | ELIEVED IMPOSS re we . ree _ | eye ° ° | Hi’ Austro-Hungarian monarchy, which has made only defensiw : meet Sa . | S | sitions in Champagne; warfare and has borne witness several times to its desire to put Public Gathering Call for ! Debate on the Basis of | The Mi itary ituation No Official Statement Made , i a A an end to the bloodshed and conclude an honorable peace, pro- Doctors at Jefferson Bar- | Peace. UTE OUGHT by the French | and Armentieres were aban- | ; Operating in Connection poses by presentation to President Wilson to conclude immediately with | . QO: Americans, the Ger- doned last week, is continuing on Attitude of U. ~ but | him and his allies a general armistice on land, on sea and in the air mans are retiring on wstineaN with seg appears to be precipi- | It Is Th ght © Dread 's : Am ; ; ~ ; , | ‘Ag — : i ares front between Kheims and the tation. here is every reason to | ou | resident With ericans in Push-| and start without delay negotictations for peace. : : Bia _ INGTON, Oct. 1-sDiGGaet : gene fored. See eaeeee oe believe that the City of Lille will St Germany's peace offer in the retiring northward: toward the be evacuated within a few days. Principles Are Accepted ing the Enemy Back. These negotiations will be based on the 14 points in President A proclamation declaring an emer-, ! ia , ; : fn « ‘ g — et Me ¢ = ' fenate tocdav, Senator Hitchcock of Kietourne River. liowever, Laon, the key to this son's sage of Jan. 8, and the four points of his speech of Feb. gency to exist in St. Louis because : . a | ‘ og ° ee ee o~ Nebraska, chairman of the Toreign Further east the Americans, position, is reported fired by the | Without Qualification ‘ Py me y ‘ 8 io e Vs e ~ Sy . « i . : é : OS 12 (Feb. 11), 1918, and those equally of Sept. 27, 1918, .of the prevalence of Spanish influen- | ei p | a fishting between the Arasané Germana, sad this ee aay ebae y the Associated Prees. v9, ering the s *, bein ns Committee, declare: et : pt : ses ae ace” a t. T.—French troops . 1 ° A 2% and ordering th uspension oi 10 ommuttee, dectare forest and the Meuse River, are crumble. Way to Peace May Be | ght oe ale 4 the town ‘ef 8. Kaiser $s Proclamation to rmy ‘the public schools and all public,Solutely abhorrent’ eevn a thought: slowly cleaning the Germans So far the German line from L nig capture e tow mt. rare | . ; ; Pat : St ik oa ho eta t of Rhein and f A iated Press ‘gatherings, including motion picture of suspension of hostilities now, from the area before the hrim- st. Quentin south to the Aijilette | Open. 5 A 5 C : ‘ > , 1, : . »y t ic os =20C a ec os . : ~ . ° . ‘ ~ 4 ; ere .% : . oe “) ; ¥ in ‘ j +i e- * ¥ ft se . severe imes ffer peace to the encmy. The tert.of the Emperor's proctamatio) effective tomorrow. with real representatives of the Ger- mans attacked severa times in an off . t man re tre: it, begun tt when Lens f new positions, | ly The Mayor decided upon the proc-| man people. (_ ae re | __ | prompt and decisive rep te F effort to retake the positions con- reads: , ! a , aI rr ag aes , soe , lamation as a preventive measure Republican Leader Lodge, ranking | ‘Germany's latest peace proposal ouered by the Frenctt. All tie “ut- oO; months past the enemy, The ( Ollapse of the Macedoni- ! aT : . La . S| , . s a 1S" . x "ne . { my Ve ‘ as 1} r} si ry " . ” ce ‘tacks except in the region of Tilloy F with enormous exertions and an front has occurred in the | “8°! , the spread of influenza Pots | any Heer Cf tee © nd that a is indicated by developments in ltarm were repulsed. Fighting in almost without pause in the midst of the hardest struggle. “aap si dag cne oe eaters =) ge sae B yoie qrewae9 ee. Seen ae a { Ife; S ' ‘e of 1: j armistice “ mean the loss Washington early y* : . . “ i i} : m SS » ] Co | T 1] that region continucs. fighting. has stormed against In accord with our allies, l have ramen ne aprrinieniniee We tego. —- : city, medical, hospital, army andthe war and all we have fought nats Germany's peace note was deliv- Laon, the stronghold to which the your lines. In weeks of strug- resolved once more to. offer blic health of hie} Would M I Deb . as » key | ' : > ublic health officials at which mo ould Mean Long Debate. one as been clinging as the key ~gle, often without repose, you eace to the enemy, but | will P 5 ‘ - olfit ¢ ; y ” the aC * A tig fie ij te tions for such action were passed Germany, he said now merels ered to President Wilson personally point of his line on the southwest, have had to per severe and resist only extend my hand for an hon- : ey py ose - many, he said, no; é Seeelpdegee er ve Sygesomes egpanage: apparently has been set afire by the a numerically far superior ene- orable peace. We owe that to ge ee ee tarklot , proposes a long debate on the bas | to ay by , . ; — + an ~ Ore 7) > . a ~~ — , + . oo ¢ ae | 4 at Germans. The town was reportetl my. Therein lies the greatness the heroes who have laid down % Sie the enforcement of of peace. The only future ¢ ; 'tache of the Swiss legation. This ablaze yesterday and fires were stili of the task which has been set their lives for the fatherland. sage re wenn mena ee Lodge emphatically de- gave rise to suggestions that it came . q — , “3 oa" on ae re ee creUl neivuaee all ScnDoOOIS and Cco.i- le ‘ed. is cn ‘ } # : . re s : . . 8 : . : vou and which you are ful- and we make that our duty to cheng: ip kpc oy 6 ee ee Kaiser Must Evacuate Ten itory Berlin Said to Have Decided to) trom Emperor William himself. ‘before the complete evacuation le proposay for mr TeN\S TTI - burning there today. fer epee which the pu- itary victory over Germany and force “ fy ; , : cept Heavy Sacrifices— President Wilson canceled his usu- nitely cleared from menace. man states are doing their part : a st /!= . D kee he : : — Bias ¢ —_— Whether arms will be lowered homes. Vashington University. ou*- Senator MeCunber of North Da : : Bis “sa V} : }? AS H f ] al morning recreation hour and ro- The Germans are in retreat along and we are heroically defending — jor l‘ntil then . : ist ‘ " : ae — a eotiations, Consensus of enna rress Moperut. Is a question. nti) then, we Side ehe city limits, will not be af-. hota introduced a. resolution which S mained secluded in hie etudy at t) £ ell as in the region ard is the task. te. veil pik at o nae sing vee 4 sa oe hitherto, exerf MN! ou: strength Louis University will, Starkloff said.’ Committee, providing that. before By tie Associated Press h SOY 8) wary rai. \ } \ | : j li? vr tf Cc mn i . - ine > . , . x > 5 4 Z . » ® } - m 4 EE > a. on . . + e ’ e Rides acti aad ee ; ALS 42 Ss te i ag aa until we are reaf to hold our lie said thai the length of time of the! nited States arrees to anv arm- r ERNE, Switzerland. Oct. / received duding th night at t 4 , 5 ° ¢ SSO 4 : : e } st > e ) P ‘ € 7. 7 ‘ ‘ in ‘ } , ?) «t | Ye e "iil - ser j 4 Tle exacted from, lrance in 1870. : _ aia ; sisuniign ie tides ts a the reply, it seemed to be agree disorder. Sunday's tirhting complet- to“®u the thanks of myself and defend our beloved fatherland. i “ad tain A ney Seldan os : iematien of Cavvan he's umn opinion of foreign diplomatists of! consent to very heavy sacrifices. ‘ ; - . aia ‘ A N iil ’ tict] | ‘ nyl > Ary ¢ ’ ‘ - ‘ ard > . 1 . ° . : a vontinue ad all cay, aA T1U Tee mauve { rt, TH lr) ra ? lye y quar intine in T oindexter oft VW ashinegton. Rienu'y y : = j vw thea Asasoctated Prees ny P ‘oe . ‘ — e! , an) } - ae al - a is : “ se : ioe : ; ‘ = , ‘ rings \ . ee yf + en i i 4 ° i i ; gy. pe : ; itley Farm and several! fortified —— eS See ynanasium today. lican. declared t I ax « ; i COPENHAGEN. Saturday. Oct. 5. Liberty Loan, so that the American (,;er!] lay) propos! ions had . troops in the field may know at oncse Sa Vs. if : a month, says a Sofia dispatch to th AP Tac! esterday and two this been made earlicr is due only to the rio , t Was un: st ‘hheck = : ie «6 German ro would aiready acts sd ‘ : +: ‘ously, but was unable to check the T0 LEAVE BULGARIAN TERRITORY Lerlin Tageblatt. norning, making seven in all at the Only upon evacuation of Belgium and rma troops song ’ fact that the formation of a new 2" 80 that an offer of peace may | ; — ‘ ave ceased their wanton: destruc. receive such diplomatic attention as red prisoners e ‘ e e . +- — ote e . a would ha rreposterous } ‘ ] . 4 , ,9 ‘ R alkan Country's Former Allies No- » volunteer physi- | 1 be preposterous, but he de- ; iti ae ae awaited.” says the Vienna corre- ee es wCcenor “ue 1 tae Within Month Community Sing Tonight. plivsicians are avaij- Clared restoration of Alsace-Lorraine Diplomatist eSes Trickery. a Official announcements of the at- rric« i eave ‘ . ~e : ; a a Ee . ‘ ‘ “A ‘ om ‘ ‘ ‘ im pe : ite ‘ . : . , : my ght. AMST Is DAM, (.--Bulgaria street. S ves " P re - m e es * In one ine. ; - ~ in ‘ 4 ‘ . a i The fact that an armistice was re dent Wilson and accepted by all the : ; >r? aS ] ‘ eq ‘ . ’ ine f¢ t}yi .- er ° . Meuse and various other poin‘s Advertisin other imeetings should be included. | icusness f published suggestion. palettes indicated, according to this re cobelligerents, the way is vpen to which the G ising as | The motion w: ¢ lnanime that ‘mistice shonld } , diplomat, ae Germany had become Br the Aesoctated Pres peace, with the withdrawal of all ‘eadquarters or as railroad centers > +: : : iy. i r > ; , : ’ . . N ¢ ‘ a > ‘ ; ¥ . ce tt « nm a. _t tm . bringing | Yesterday, Sunday, the Post-Dispatch alone dominated | Lisworth Smith ‘esident 03 a Oe Tee Ss een o collapse was only a question of me from Vienna show Austrianénewspa- | tory as the first requirement. Pp troops in the reg:vn of Cunel ard its field, as 1t has everv Sund: iV for nearly 11), years. »the St. Louis | levy la ae , hy Fa : " ~~ . | ¥ t ' ° } ef A oo | ~ iz 4 ~ on : Vee 4 pressure, it’ aaded, ? , , ¥ J ‘sy > ¢ a) 7's ° ‘ . ere * em peuaing = this Keonomical Space-Buye rs are, as aanal. concentrating shad ee Pe De FS rae et PARTLY CLOULY AND WARMER The apparent acceptance by Ger the importance of the peace move Minister Eikengren of Sweden pre- . } ~ . } * _ ° 7 ; ‘ tet I ‘| Pe ee u« a . ’ > - ’ .* . - } % ‘ , :* s wie Nabe eae uch pul fathering: made by the Central Powers @nd canted the note from Baron Burian, " . .* . ‘ ); _. > oe vy) ’ ‘ >= P te ote - é ° one - . | | St. Louis field with the ONE medium, tende: : "program he characterized a8| The -Fremdenblatt has some ister, to Secretary Lansing et 10:30 Americans ift q hampagne Again Ad- . . ‘ t} , Ty 224 t} , > 1 4 .* c} -_ 4 . _ as . ace [It : hac really meant to doubts. Saving “Wa r? Wat re kK Or) ‘ ‘clo . tie en as if the State ; i n -s ‘ ‘ ' aa . ” CR . a | De e. 1 4 + ‘ on hd , ’ . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ Rheims has been finally and defi- filling. Troops of all the Ger- our children. ie ee ~s . a pus did not go to and from their | her to sue for peace. He Holds First for Peace Ne- | Ac he whole front from the Suippe to the fatherland on foreign soil, i Sh ie scons , ee . . : TN] must not slacken. We must, as fected by the proclamation, but St.! was referred to the Foreign Relations Opinion. work. Prince Maxintilian’s note was J hs ate - tA « * } = * . : . ociated Tress Swiss lerwation, where arrangements Kirt 5 ZAinNnco ‘ [ nd By ul-S1 t= ymortine in” 9 rt \ if . » ' me ° acceptance of Pn nl: any | tes S i ere. itt 1 id€ “Co Attli yor TLI€S, ; + : the position of their Governmen!, *s ’ ae ep a : EM = . . “a . 7 Oi tite points ‘> I re id ‘ i ra lle wit eo oe a - a . onehigneas wget . ape TONIGHT AND TOMORROW - wae tilled . hope for its success. the Austro-Hungarian Foreign Min ; 7 Pes) . So ‘f ompa ratiy ce Tree? ON or Sunda. A ( ober thHit: tEMPERRA TI RES, accept them she would have made clita a ae a ‘ - os . ine = ' is With everything and must be armed partment only a few minutea. vance Lines. 5 r , a ae | fow ‘s of influ as : ‘ oa =" we io te hte non xb reie Presse “ft ts not military ne. for peace negotiations on conditiors "aneéd their lin-s today. They cap- || enza among pupils. he motion was NO ARMISTICE. | ah he y alles ot the offer of negot necessity which foreed the monarch; reviously laid down by the Presi- “red St. Etienne and further acted ; Home-Merchants’ ek eel | passed over : their objectio nye | BBE / tigre bes, ato While the worm — : dhencee ) gre near make such concessions a nf It ie said neither of the ofti- 8 A leverage ut the right of the POST-DISPATCH alone .. it iake vcs 6 ee The Mayor sai lat he was at th LOAN DRIVE: ee a a are are gy Ages oa pple yes He The Abendbiait hopes “President i.) texts differs materially from the emipagne offensive, which resulted Globe-Democrat and Republi e combined 164) Cols. onference to be guided by whatever : — pang aa ad eka y gs es x ilson, whose declarations certainly | version published in preas dispatehes. Ze withdrawal of the German POST-DISPATCIL excess over both + Cols. the medical and public health repre-. | en’ ORR: ‘Oeee.| aa, ae te thio tan Gale Marae were seriously meant. wil not Hes'- | Ungfiictal Views in Washingtos Pre- “nes on a 28-mile stretch. ‘ sentatives thought best for him to do , cast for St. Louis pare moneda sty OH a ee a the hand that = ceding Arrival of Notes. This forward movement amounts National Advertising— to safeguard the city..When the hes. f and vicinity: ating en terms aE stretched forth and show the world toth Governments (German and to between four and four and one- as olutions were passed, he announced mastic prone . nager to Save lier Skin. he intends to realize the ideas he Austrian) accept President wii. Ralf miles from the starting point POST-DISPATCH alone .. ta Co Cols. that he would prepare a proclama- AN uf Ore: somewhat Germany in her latest peace offer has laid before it in his speeches son's principles. not as a basis of adds materially in completely free- Clobe-Democrat and Repub lie com e —— vor. tion embodving their recommenda AS conaenniad etiiatilinaner seems eager to sa her own skin, pcre peace, but simply as that of nege- 2g Rheims from th the German menace POST-DISVATCH excess over both peewee’ tions B\R\Z | sneer ond to- hore si — nea mag - a ae | Baty von — ow : — he». mam Uations end makes the enemy posit!ons north d Want | Those at Conference. : eB et | said — Nic it Barnes, member. View of French Soctalisis. On their face the offers do not Snewrnaeghh an pore harder to hold. Real Estate an ants— Among others at the ec ference : of the Wat ibinet, in a epeech At i PARIS, Oct. 7 (Havas).—The na meet the requirements laid down by The Americans hav captured, up POST-DISPATC H alone TIS Cols. | were Health Commissioner Starkloff. aot ) rd u i ener last night. se ares rr onal congress of the Social! Bucci’ Py dent Wilson and the epokesmas ' thie afternoon, 1700 prisoners, in- | Uilebe-Democrat and Republic combined. eeeee q Of Cols. w ho ceaibed Director of Pubtic ec’ | Partly cloudy a posal oh isdica - that the , which apenes mig’? arguing yon for the Fintente Governments. wWding rt @ “ficers They took mus a 1 ST DISPA TCH excess over both ‘ : td Cols. Welfare Sehmo! night and ent rnans realized the change in the miii ed a FOSOrUTION peremicenssinayt to _— . In the opinion here Germary wil) **ertnl, many eo - and machin? , Dauecs, Dr. Pernaud. me fica] y tary situation and the shifting o " dent Whileon conce: ning tne peace eventually make a peace offterin Funs, including 75 seized with more tor, and Mrs. Frank warmer in (| balance of power, he declared. proposals of the Central Powers. It worth considering That the war Man 260 Germans in one set of > chairman of the St. Louis chapter portion “If anything couli come of expressed the view of the party that, | may not be prolonged unnecessarily, s j r P ’ ' e . the Red Cross: spital Commis. non ; : i Minoie - overtures,’ he said. “we should ,while indispensable diplomatic and yy. proposals from the enemy are to our Christmas Shopping [Yow ibndr: Blatt, rip. Melbngen, eupsein, __lilinois—Part: | colish to deny ourselves that chance, |militery guarantess should be @x-| bs ‘rajemed @ithent. Gunman 0 | tenden * Barnes lTospital: : poe, But it would smooth the path to acted from the enemy, it was the There ia, however, a well defined } ‘ ae . . , eat! (Counselor } . So 75 . d | : morrow, slight j ca re Bruges Docks Fired by Germans aud Mai. L, 14s ? and tomorrow; ; : ; Ghent Warchouses Liomptied. ae. ; ( tt of ams pice erobably becer neace if the Germans showed sonie | duty of the allied nations —_ to re- test which must be met Dy any offer the Aranciated Pre: be teas ; ce . le Unite states Marine Hospital: ,, neantt lec slowly rising temper- © idence of work following their|jJect without discussion om as 868pro- fe may make AMSTERDAM, Sunday eee ers “*St Louis’ One Big: Newspaper. | Assistant alt Siieéner 26°.' ‘propositions of falth y clearing posals as have been made. This ts Germanys frst forma! me wharves and docks at Gruges : | lan and ' iat peti eee o 2" eee out of France and Belgium : The message says the party sees in offer of peace it was noted. thal have been set on fire by the CGer- — oe coaniieieaeds i rome “5 ates A St: ; . - il hs coulg ate thele enh senna” —eaeienenendh on Bese 2 Coiume Rags it wae made to the Preeidenrt with . Sa : o>, ‘* atinoed on nage Ce Column 7,

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STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH amt hs aca Se ees —_— —— Rt — ee ~ a “ (iii) mn Y i #*} i pers } Bs 7 ' q i pos Pe The resolution gacdas re . , ** \ — . ind their Iie VW hen neni TT) - " + @ *?* r - }¢ LuUtwy r r} , 4 x {i anv ' , So much is clear, the Mornings ies OF the master = om steele st tum a . = Ly eis BON: rae iternationa! - at . ' = = — quarters, (ne was that sory? ; —_ , +a i' : ; 14 €? marty IFSOCIALeES aies? if r ‘ ‘ ° ~ ; ie aT . ; ; :; ; Post adds. “The German Govern wisest rhe war is still go! taining all 17,000 numbel n os ™ Fur Exchange England, Frarce and Ameren | order whicl ' e drawn in; Seuth Second street, 9 might be sparring for time _ than ever in all acts of Pres te i winter to aid her battered arm) edn wtih att bios the rea ment is not altered. The peace no 1D eterminati . a a ) ) a ; i ie-S! : . > os a'r ; «i “* : ) oy: ' intended to affect the Fourth gant neti all tention of the note is to endeavor to Chat $9: —e on — iad h mail day bys he istrict | Seribed by the furmep. : more than ai) othe v av ite bert’ ollies On re illusions are again rising. t-ut, ties ' ; ‘os of the . berty i.man campaign by leading “at : | Centra} create a division among the allies natlered, sUBiC eals TBooard fron 1e rovesc! Ployes of the Inte rnational Bigs - , “esponse (ti 1 Centra ; : . - ed acain : any persons in Amertea to believe *“"P°"* : | na n and attract the attention of the pa- ene Tt Marshal-Genera! change subscribed for $125,009, ts | , oe rot open to any misunderstanding. . - 7T tee Wika tie: nhs i ent { trie ith the Kaiser. : ,¢ A soriatecs P’res Prince before rhe 7 7 .y c} Amber e +4 , = wie euil ein , . ij ] f iT} j ou? rs ‘ . :" . we 09 Will "BS pg: egu ations of | a 3 Ps ys ao: ae Ch eee will set themse o the task which | O°" == °F = exchange and riedberg,. vie p . 1? PARIS. (oct ry All eves in Oey ic ; ! ‘ i} i . ‘russian Ministrs Stat: rill by - t- ; » © Faden on Aug. ” ce OP oe gti SHOE Fw. e.¢ se* ? ’ 3 ~~ : . ‘ ¢ } > ‘ ‘ ‘ ; 7 j 7) ‘ ia . \ {* , h capone of what is design:uted as a today turned towards America- “The war,” the Prince said. “ha he Post-Dispatch worke : Ol bea: Aut orities. =e MOSS! ; i ne War, ie rince said, “has vs i a tame Pe a ihnere as : Lit 4 contident *.. iro , vel ran ; Washington and Wilson. dug dowr deep and brought out Give your sweetheart a Diamom besten ia Amorican . mrited (;overnment committee in bY ° ne = YD ik cles : 4 7 , ~ Rimg: cred | S4ets Oe omy ACESS See get aie —- we is a at we 4 Per icae ; , : ' aa ISfrust Oo er- “What Irecident Vilson. ? , nf ‘t troe ‘ SOs ith. VU } rye crf wae ist Perlin, ac to the Vossische saat hi ‘ What will President Wilsons ! treasures of psychie foree within our t. Lottie Bros. & Co., 2d f., ae* ae a ws sg ST. LOUIS POST- UISPATGH ’ LOGAN AGREES To. SUGGEST CHANGE: fe mle a Wi / 4 } 1s" ae cording } tc) } ’ ' ; ‘) ' . ; - j Laas ’ i ‘ ; : + \ ‘ c ¢* a spr? arn ‘ l- ? ‘ r i ’ | ; 1% Tis { Ons ati i ske ptr i. Irh «A ply ie ? the people are ASKIN Ana people which The eonimittee, it states, [Uh f verture rs ' | Mt mary hod doubted be : y JOS] ef: * P Zen f ro «ote t peace ave iTres © ine , ¢ ev know thint . ’ an ‘ ' t hye ys : = wise comprise the Chancel. a winery . lected j a ee anew fore the war uld have deemed pos - CONGRESS CLEARS GALLERIES eee 8 a iS bec. 12 Lae sta Contral Powers are reflected 1m the Central Mmpires, particularly gin, ispatcn published a o2-page “Ure: P | Dai : the Putteaat » Chancellor and Herr ‘” , ' sible only to a-heroic past but in . a AP r Le ts The ¢ > (ot) the Mace rO- ‘ar ‘ , ‘ “o> nel i cr > ese ft} » : = — i gy } “ox | -1] rolex rye se we ; ; : : elfth and , Stree aed Beee Cleat _.... commen made pes pra- Germany, ure seeking. the cessation the eauree all Rawnre seid Sac T0 CHECK INFLUENZA SPREAD r of Call Supplement, n wh Olive rover, se-¢ : ’ a gaily ay ries of state, without portfolio posals by the newspapers here. of hostilities and peace through the war there always: iave been mora] - ; it had worked out by ards the Member Audit Bureau of conmilll Airacmse | ’ . ge The Mail will have nothing to ¢ President of the United States. epidemics 3 aye ee be bt ws Barred) Cer of call for every o1 P the 83,623 EMBER pee Officials who. informally. sii the. with caemanvy’s ‘offer “hich it says Ho +t Be esd thet re } LiC’s. All Visitors Ff yoept Law vers arr’ ' - - - Le Assoc [ATED Acti n Followed Conf San —_— , } f , } Oritleliky : s. wey § elNne Is genera at re ey 1 ‘ ae, “tana . ‘ ot 6 le! regis ror nm the VY an he Asso d r firyel neo reason for thinking peace BERL ~~. Switzerland. Ce i ‘ . ' en n ‘ 1) . | ilt tricker e6 C . e “~ ve? ag ‘ , thie if would Lye bold ta) bye Weve tnat from Supreme C'ourt nt rT I Wie istere } ’ Htlecd ce * eee is exc} 10 eren ; ‘ tig tT) + TiS redt ‘ i - mS Ts ] ri } j a . re . Ol fy } » + vert Fr . “1 ! y . ‘ « , Til , or © nenrer by ! Havas) a > lyresselhuijs, presi- ° ‘ }) -ople wish to — wiitiy ts ata . a ; pe ‘ any warring nation ¢ ould remain un- Washington. ) _— s sales dese ; ; ~ “+ eg os oe i B d h gamble have boards followed this order of call, not! Wise credited in’ this pap | Between Board and U. / he brottiaht ipprectabl ad : : ; ~~ ‘ ‘ : i ] the (,©)] T) in eres test Ol ‘il times, em . ~ ps . | ; s ’ 2 the latest development point to the dent of the Holland League Against wa age : touched from such influence. These | by the Associated Pr : ——s | local. news ; | ) , know what guarantees President Wil- ‘ing abou —— ' mage »eilianate tel . Ee er : sh present situation in (rcrmany and at Wat bas arrived in Berlin. It is re- site Hi req lir they we to bring about ~ , 1 a" Caneers threaten us also, but ther YASHLIINGTON, Oct. . \ I LiTs Mmuols vhich mn republication spect: ee : . t ° 4 ~~ fi : . if he t’ (is - ‘ is : . : . ' a ’ ry . at onal i’ ~ ' nm ee] Labo A Sh the battle fronts ported that he was summoned there ek a ee eee ET hel Stroke the termination «¢ ; t | ! ' : can be subdued th. intellectual f the Spanish influenza epidemic amin ; it onl ater quotas t t > r gents on orta ‘ : ; , ‘ operat e empodieu itt vv , 1 on game J 4 seek the goo ar oe pee , . , . ' oralleries © ‘oOon- sir ' wre : Cabinet Changes saperficial. , fhe German Government. vey ees, ‘render.’ The Germans Ss & _ =e eying ee , ee fe & ieaaers will remain conscious of their Washington, ail giailerte Co! Ahi ritdh Oak B SRtGee , omy Rr } ATES RY MAB s _ mgitionai SUPrehae:., , ere! offices of DPresident Wilsons inter- tos] . > Tr t the ‘ous crolleries, were eT) ‘ reg! racio! mf us Tis AN‘ *E — ty of W Work Help Phey say there has been no re: must leave the territories they have ask, that they are, namely, in Pla-j|sress, except the press fFalleries, wes : Pes wstracion v on Daily and Sunda: | gg al . . : . ‘ . . # ‘ ‘ ; .’ . lle ¢ ¢ r P = , ‘ es , 4 ‘ ‘ 2 ~ i . : e. - ; change in @€ontrol in Germany, — Marimiliso and Buarian’ Exchange upied, 1 . the property they : ” ag Be: fo's words, the guardians and phy-| closed today, and Visitors, Oct 4 : i? ‘iy i‘ i ’ i 2 ‘ CO) ws ic 1: S11) endey? cl ‘ 72 a ; : ff ‘ . : aie . ies . - _ 3 +1 e : ’ qd ary ; ; ; Spite the call of Prine Maxtiillian pene raat on Peace Move. hea tolen for all the damage - : ees Wars : ; siclans of the soult of the nation. lawyers, Were marred from the Su lierolt “Ete postal ‘order. 7 . bpe*ti, . 3 as . aantinditnaaes. at “4 ’ ver : “> ] ‘ent Le TIT ] ‘ ' 9 . = ° " . . te TIZcSs thre Le Ti¢ ral q*dpal lrie Li in ‘sé ! very countrs there are demas roT"« Ine 1) B } V-™S*rubior Vict reury Neur Death. ry : ; ‘ : 2 St. Lou! 8 ere >. ic , ¢ or ‘ , a _ , ' ’ , “1? ' - - : Paris on the demand for peace sent fForucs who are little bothered by‘ myven the residen iekierl PICiAMOND), ¥., Cre, Jame : arrier in St. Louis and &y x. . * Tita CANCE PI i’re . stdrrender fer pee ee : AX to the chancellorship. wi a Cabinet jus = the ave ‘nding S | | bet — AMSTE DAM. L. — Prince scuticle ) id 12 Oeil eirnpener. : i | + : eT Ihe ft] allies ihe oreat criminals ee ’ . , : i i ‘ ¢ ba that chideiaieiemen any eS . ; NAL X lian om? Lia r). the (yermat es Cre | ° ry tne Centra) powers ‘) ] resid mt sueh . Ac Yet +7 7” +F : cee 1) [i yor. iT) _ reat Te P were] ;Y AP reary. for yey " it ve] Sates ‘inl “ 2 Month hyd Pere : ; | ' . j . ' ' - : ‘ 17 Bie : ‘ . ee jt s war 4 ee . . , .. . ly ‘ . = = ' , 7 7 le . = ,i ,’ ')) . » . - defeetion Pinloseric neeior, has sent a telegram: to pints | meee Wilson. It is felt here that Germamy | 1o5ts cee their national task in pr ‘ Senator, Congress) rtwo term: a Menta, 2.9, oeron ‘Urian, the Austro-hlunira- Want Kaiser Tried. and her allies have not gone ge ee = forme ‘overnor : rominent in rel second-class about th : v SEte vel er ace a leeling ot — : ue Wir sige Sagas iicitangnendtnesdl ET t! }’ "fice res July Vial orelgn Minister, according f: "Eby a i) wore 1} re are ubout oof enol 1m their request to tne resi- ’ : ? See : . 2 ne-s iP mT. ee Webel ; . ri¢ on . : ; : e restoriice at : vy)” | “a | res, but thai actual power still ss ® o he Mail say ere a i bough in the M : rmaand revengzve end would estab- ' wer 4 , : CPR , Lert : Or oV . ro, | under the act of March g. iva, la of the focal } T . 7 thya?# ! i } | ("4 nD nss ‘ ; . ; ,? . ¢ } " ,* . | an | } r* . ‘ ; . * + . " " »* - > ‘ pate . " it} ie Nise ci Fhe ii Wa . - * Ree mange ” ‘ ee ek eo EN © a; revised to ‘oes vs. \ wa Ne dispatch, saying: of these, beginning with the Em dent for an armistice, and that a. leh it y ugreement which. are ' hy eG ww iN Se Si i ia vh i 17, Ses 54 SeRti6 — ¥, a SS ous, dens ~- F ty Sm -_ Ly S Post-Dispatch. It w | Mithtoanl¥ than they.éid te their thouchts and efforts are in loval co- of trying to end war once and for il! “et us suppose the nroposition a 7 ) >= ~ Pa 0.5937." zt “. Jey Ne e wt » " > C I=! Laat ; ae 4,“ } hat y _— aro ~ s more Mrasti . than the rules al th ; : f Operation with the imperial German ean be content with anything less uccepted., Immediately in Crermal V8 OTR ALA Ce PE Ne 4 i . LP Sale ata AT a Ht aT Pu ea Hy, | a nN, Proceeding under th nite of his still arrogant tone, it Ls tt ASTIING TON, oa ors beaten chat never atterward doubt- resisted a world coalition ad i | : BHM A HIM : | ; order, which th; y wee required ¢ was realized this was the meares* may ‘ raised as who won it and “Wa ore on the road to victory, eT petit § | He enforce on puln of being considere awh ots ad * ; Who lost it.” says Lillomme Libre. “We will rot | aan tT i iui, His | | . 7 slackers themselves, this mornin tiing that ever has come from him. ag tong time schedule is proposed in “Perhaps the wu welcome fea- al them stop us An armiistice Is ic A nT } WH i]s . 2 arrested three men, charging ther His admission that the Macedonian SE mig ee MMs ete eh tn ture of Germany's hastily arranged jot possible at the point at which | \' gf Hee bis ty = with eink idlers. They aleo issue front has “crumbled” was menod Se iieia t | f Ch: ‘wane Ber | hy ae: hove is that it can only be a meas- we are now. Maximiliat * Baden’'s UR \, . wasaemges to a number of otherag upeNn AS significant and even : dors men oO nal man aruch ‘ure of her ropositions for penc are ‘insuffi- ax dn yA at i. ii | # : get “Gyt of occupations whieh ar dearation that “Sur front” 1 not the War Industrie ad Board, who be the Times. os i os , HY: AS ‘i ! e Ma: ; Classed. as oy names in the polle be broken was called singularly mod- ite pee CRY REUL SEVIS coche awk After. revie » the Chancellor's pies . ’ > : 2- led uel Me Aun i] : : orderrtind inte enual occupatio ie ieee deh o eoirce intre as a coal-conservation nieasure speech, the Times declares it to be France Wants Reparation. ay r nit yt] My", ih ‘a ) ih! rT wi ‘in 10 «dary present law all timepieces «am higuous and disingenuous stuff.” ‘We would not be satisfied with SY. it} : Huth e ny , : (it a t- r Conflicts in Classifications, turned back an hour on Oct Alles autononiv for Alsace-Lorraine. , Hi sh Hi "> . tt | 4 ’ jit with Vj 2 The police List of nonessent GERMAN HIGH ute Liffort to Divide Allies, y for Alswer-Ls No ea am Hii ne me ' Pit The Morning l’ost. Cconnir nting want reparation boy Lie past ie ‘o. . ' } ' i 4] , ' Hi aE UA , ' at ay MIT 4 oil! hl a ne ) Hit? litt work, furnished to the (hief b M : : on. Princes Maxinilllan’e peace rc. | guarantees for the future. Maximf, SAE ao TE nee HH UME). 'MHHAIRMLTTTTTOHY 11108) vanilla Tannin | , 2 ‘uss, included some occupation COMMAND SAID TO | eae ) Maxim ehad peos ages gall priebabae Raman: diy, ee cat Te MARA ti ‘il Tih 4 Ay : Vl PME wbich the Grate authorities don Ae: es cas ‘* we x $0 9 ‘ , “4 s thie etite nite continuation of th thing fo uo renunetation of saber-rat hate introdluneed today by Senator ad te ds SONS eae ~ military necessity,’ savs a Pasa) Li) President Wilson. tiikes . ‘ , ‘ ft i r Fae ' HAVE APPROVED NOTE GENEVA, Oct. %4.—An indescrib- the view that the German offer Poiuts. The war continues. (Cer- 3a: > asta i | Mi rt MEAL NASH ATT i eet ieeaa iy) | | ' NOREaR ib odd Aaa Ba ay! ‘ae is in despuir. She begins | “pb, ( Oe tiitiee ie tie oh bith: tHe ;' ’ erst Panie on Bertin Stock Exchange. Se ian is silent on thrse two A class as nonessential, including ubte panic, without precedent, broke fy bowise difters frum the Aus- ™mapry Mi tf . ehfffeurs, except truck drivers, an , j | : wWiitdow washers. (onti ? ¢ , 5 ontinned From Page One. he anguish of her defeat. She out on the Berlin stock exchars:. triar ffer, hat the new Chan- feel Inquiry today showed the Pell T ‘ thie mmoeve made by the ‘entral, Saturday, according to the Neucie cellor is as much the Kaiser's nomi- S¢es that the cataciyvysm she brougy! ta midi ta ad : Hy tli ttl | ii Wi : ‘ \ iy’ Li 7 : : te 3 BIO, &+! af Rati nuoeenreeny PMS Ha : ys, Hi , HH | ‘ T Hi 'S- oawmdl,.in direeting Chief Young Fr lowers, accompanied by the ‘tire Nachrichten of Munich. Shippit-2 nee as was his predecessor, and that On will result in disaster for the | eee ee Sone from the tig and armament company shares es- he be incontinently dismissed tral Powers.” -; ae : eereeetea" P RH Poa Laan ; HA {] H hil. HT. q r ‘ “3 da® to ‘issue the order, acted on t a - ) (ste cd Ani ade been. re ha served his master’s The Central Powers’ move is hm ain ULI APPYPYTT EP ET: i! Pet itt) Me Mel, keane - of * of ’ HHL at Hi} Mf Hl i result of a week's investignution. Th ne ga er | ' J oy ikty Hy a edi nt Hi A.) a ii t | wh Th ” 1 fs investigation was begun after Pug ‘ : ' ' eypeith) . re aay thi ?te* , TiAhl ' ; ert ' ' Journal “We must not be misled Hil 1 i i | ce Bee iii }t thi Hine | without its danger. “for it contains I, i | i ae | | hi wey ft haf” cémplained to the board f Hie : 1 it I | ¥ sPhatid iy’? ef fe tthe i} j ; ‘ ' 1 ii oti! HH 1) hy hb ; ' bee . ; F by appearances. The enemy offers | HI oo ORR Hnenoeit sil 1 i (A NLA SatTT a ‘in HTH a hae iat ] | Mi i ih ‘ rites titty Teeth] ss teen HPA Me ae Tah | GET a Ue } } hh bm nitions plants. Twelve policemen i | Plain, clothes were detailed to, wo uit i with 12 men under Buee's directia the elements of trouble,” says 1Le¢ hie) TTT ae there was a shortage of men in m uit) , . os Se e . oO negotiate on the basis of Presi fo 4 TIT t } _ Merial iyi iis enn iat | ' | ! M i if Th D n r f it t ns dent Wilson's peace program. There ye iii beinninbinas. 18411 i | A | HR Palle amarnincin, “* a ete ttt iu | FIL Nit i in uh | : e a e ( » a O is no discussion between conqueror SS .. ‘ i! si!" ier Habits 3! i: ve MAHA: TE ff Aut a ull 3 They; ivestigation, in & te g * Re nage eee ba: TH i 4 ' Ph Hi} fom i A! !), HRT. His | | S ip ( “o of o2 e" ! . “ 1, Me t — pa « a if {Ba : hi? “me ’ +7. ' hi d t «i y. “how ed that of 1o00 me tvs . it fHF if HiT ' The Paris newspapers are uMnsiti ie Nib Setll wr ill ith Hitt { i ’ Hi i" rf min! iH Mi 4 h Hk Al i} i 1h UL { qucetioned, 500 were jdlers, ar ! ie soe" Petty ; pitaatae fabri iss , - i} Hiilecee My Hk nearly .400 were in oecupations co a* OHIO druggist writes to : The Practical Druggist,” a prominent New York viehory. A demand te made for the - =! i itl be i oan ct Hi ‘i a WHITH sh ‘i i) a ) ns i arsaeeys. i) Abia | ; sidered not essential by the lab Drug Journal, as follows: “Please furnish formula for Castoria. All the cpt suvmision of Tiemmany ot Be ME THA Hn Ty, gs | : i | éffecial. The-Police PFloard then’ asked is the can formulas I heve worked with are either ineffective or disagreeable to administer.” a ee tne See : r rca A 7 a y eS " ‘h y , Mit i BL Ucyornment weate Sack Sa a i i bibeaee ' ‘ : fi it equntt setet i j. Pith i}! 1 lif ! i na ‘i ‘ it i} a ' thy, tian the : i HAR ‘a tlt “lk ih tiyal i i 1 H Ai quest, nfid District Attorney Oliv i is mm el a j t i ri Hh Says thi¢ ee | 2 Hit ani ei, | i Hit i ie , ; ti | 7 . i i sassitatiiith : ee ee it : Ml ii it! Mi Mv | *@ s«id.the board weuld have she Go ut Vi it W TM satan ey i ) Ht ra il HME 2 erniment’s full support. : . o6F ; : iy ‘ bt ‘ fy Vhat Clermany has done, To this “The Practical Druggist” replies: “We do not supply iormulas for Ws! (Germany has done, sae loa ia ~ ; belligerents as mil proprietary articles. We couldn’t if we wanted to. Your experience with imitative “tte, whe are belhgerents as pay formulas is not surprising, but just what is to be expected. When Castoria is «tor © if they were outside our al Llaiye li pabba bad ehaatl angrier + a ; , . Idlers to Be Arrested. ann i ‘ bugs today would not answer @ directly the question whether he Cirect authority from his superit wanted, why not supply the genuine. If you make a substitute, it is not fair or ——— § Meee ({rect-authority from hin supedty right to label it Castoria. We can give you all sorts of laxative preparations for SENATORS DEF OSET eS . BE fp 8KGt Secretary Logan of the Appe Si PS hoard fey re.% ine the police order, is expected that Chief Young “iiteen dis order as indicated by TO GERMAN NOTE S Bay children, but not. Castoria, and’ we think a mother who asks for Castoria would not FOR AN ARMISTICE && ittl e so ee ee feel kindly toward you if you gave her your own product under such a name.” Continued From Page One. ray No mother with a spark of affection for her child will overlook the signa- | io upon witharawal of Germany from 3 5s: Cia ee would | . , oeccuniec erri ory. » : 3 w S}e ae AiG e police Wo ture of Chas. H. Fletcher when buying Castoria. Ber ous rennin x J LN - asked =t> continue arresting idle : Reed and Wilfley Opposed to Any, ae a Would be asked merely to f " ~ AW . orn , hour , a SU Armistice. BW ainfor ‘On QDOUE men in ne . . > . ersentii) 4 tions he — WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—-Mis- ; 6 a C h | i re re n & - - souri’'s two Senators are united in Bp ur 1¢ re ie honegsential occupations, he sak Oo ir the belief that the German peace . O x . Wilt De rev ‘a: ence drive should not be allowed to inter- 5 Se Oraft tal, The| numbee 60 ane | The ‘ Tected by the order Will also be l fere with the expressed American renegd, as it will ; ty only program of decisively defeating Ger- ra many. 1 a chefe) rif ixsification, “T believe,” said Senator Reed to-. ae Americ: rounds, and will neta day, “that we shall have no real ave sugar, W eat I } eat a tig al ) “te — vote on egistered last mon . ‘fr ; 7" ‘ ‘gr ? hae so! » ‘ a iS : 3 >] > L Ww! ; 7 : . peace till we have licked the Ger x - Hd Mave not. 3 been Classified, "4 Inans to a point where they are Sire SY Oman wal police would Willing to accept the same terms as* > si . ae OCR meee vy service, In f£ ishing draft rte informat Bulgaria,” ; ARS S the builder of flesh and bone —_ growing children, young folks and Me casey where cc. noes Ge Senator Wilfley said: “In my opin- fe ¥ . ) ’ , ao ; : at | ctl catenter tus is comiacht| aa and muscle, think how much __ old folks. SEE and have thon coi task Sn : es , : ‘iy President Wiison, He has state oY value and real nourishment Kelloes’s BEE Surecedes, he cid, and the aa SSK Aner N lM ES (there is ina owl of Kelloggs | Kelloge's requires no sugar [G0 Ss 3 : Toasted Corn Flakes and Milk, whi sa the sweetness and flavor RC hashcy ot Cocina: cane developed in the Kellogg Process. na ew Doar Kellogg’s contains the protein Sane not be modified and the details can nly be worked out after Germany / , ‘6 , x starches and other carbohydrates— os er when ey say “Corn SE Bt ter Flakes” mean ‘‘Kellogg’s’’—the Original me 4 DEAD LEGONVAInE HONOS milk giv 3 5} ” = = mineral salts, —the Flakes that are delicate and thin, i a vitamines an t e casein which with 2 flavor and crispness all their own. og : WE Attend buneral at Convent Hall in Kansas City. corresponds to the lean of meat. | Re ee th Usand persons vesterday Don’t merely ask for “Corn Flakes.” © oer ‘ m ‘"* first funeral ever he! You can serve a family of four — Specify Kelloge’s Toasted Corn Flakes and Bap & Son Hall, when full r )* Was ry: 4 i ts vty ~ fs) 4s sv x “7 \v ‘“! \ 4 ef se Tad 4- PA rh tj ick ae ‘* yr hey ; , = ‘ poder tate hesate, i . 7] 2 4 “ile : yy Extracts from Letters by Grateful Parents to Chas. H. Fletcher. DAUES PLANS U. R. CHECKMATE City Counselor Will Recommend tepeal\ of Franchise Ordi-

itt LOMerrow ‘ a4 and Feverishness promptly is probably the reason we never have to use any other,”’ rectors should vot Loss or SLFE Pp Mrs. A. di Nelson, of Wace ‘oO, Texas, Kays ° “En iclosed you will find ea ineeting to reject the measure in battaney picture of ‘Our little Castoria ‘boy.’ When a week old | j Bantinst bf ithe ettihanss Gk . ’ . — | Bcxdl. i 0 | . talent i resuting terete C actoria for him, and I hav en ever ‘b cen up a _ with hi uu n oe ’ sii a le > a the : not ny a ee eee people with Kellogg . for the a Look for Se . ; la a Cant i: ee , ; me : F ee a . Mra. E va Ott Melin, of Jersey City, N. . a pays teua ; any time wit i i of one egg. the signature : : OF F- Cer Fin ry Jeg i: on , whe died rae ey ‘“‘T attribute the present a year | sioce he. a of my baby to your Castoria whi ch he: has been using from its passage or within six Th ‘Ureday of’ Spaniah influenza. ce he was three weexs old. I have not lost a night’ 8 sleep in seven tnonths after the termination of the French, British ind American ee PANY. @ months.’”’ war ix a a i ae a ° . os we, a it Tar Getacn CON war. It is thought advisable to re- 3% It is an all-year-’round food for It identifies the Original Corn Flakes BMPR Sorat Character.” soldiers and Soldiers and NEW. YORK. ae GENUINE CASTOR Je al the bill SO OSs ta prevent the ; _ v banonths oid. IA ALWAYS BEARS es es from havi ne AN opportu a ee , OS aeeoags the casket. borne ¢ , . ‘ity to change its altitude within the “S00, where itowil!l be burted in - ¢ possi bilit “%, ~ : = + BlOW’ Cemetery until the ets Exact Copy of Wrapper. war. Fa awe " -«?".¥ THE GCENTAUR COMPANY. NEW Yerm City = i> oO ‘ae al »! a r 4 . . Tor @ inamend Ring a: “> ins . “ ‘ : — P > As. . x 7 ie. 3 Pate. . , - ~- . > ~~ “rs > 2 oF. Se ta OM Popa eee % recyperative diet in infiwe meat: Sy LE OT eae " PES ‘Titek's Malted Milk. very digest aN .

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= iia MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 000 OF LIBERTY Bowne WED FOR AT BIG FUR SHE of Pe los Menten ) Worth Will Re se: 4,590, _ uring Wee ‘hk. » Autumn Aue aR ss01 i! Mur pecond street. BONDS sale of Fourth ] Sul) Cribed tor $1°5 0 U00, thls ae | ers Were- : M. New jy oor k. $50.000- lax 3. rouke ane s aati Lins With “0 i oprexy alue of $ Poon oag wil ‘. by the «¢ \change and Fun ail a 4 HT . lin as re LITZR rete Audit Bureau of Circulations the : Sun ee » One yea? $; oe | (‘arte : 4 > niral.@ On ence het een exampiner of ‘more’Mtrastic authasitics. Polite men. order, wh Lic h warnimgs to re The police heal Ji | ! / ih ‘ Hs ae | 4s — mt “ry 1 i n Hi i fh, _ nitions’ plants, | | | my itu i Mi \ AH, nH H nf mK Hi dah thie il i *tt ; X f ht i iil J y jue é = Bugg today caly** Logan said buf Would be Lope Nees (1 . ~ . rm i e LOXan said olks and 1 Cases where *ssential geen “nd have the: Sseptial oc. 1) tiptoe , ne thority, } iiei \ ¢ sugar — 1d flavor Process. A miter ting ‘ ; ' ‘Ronard an, PANs- of irene, : AY 1) iy ' th dyer ‘ ay “Corn Original and thin, their own. hy m Flakes.” lakes and f a Was Pp: i] to Temper}; ’ ne ary Con , “Urea y ofS; | Flakes ‘ . her bug! Michigan mn “ot UTR and +; Mowe eh, “ at rs BOTY ("e) it i ~\ ar, ta 4 ‘ Fees" } i . 4 maer or £t.~ Loui: 1 oe. express The Work ’ . y » "hint - > 1: rier in if Tsruls ane Suburhe by Cniet of J ile? This trad te a Month wance of this y a7] Sundar. (3.5 a Mont: Siali i i 1 a nattor Ju oa révViseu © i*f ne Pestotfice at Loum rae — we act of March 3, 1979, ““7™) Mo, of the local dr: : e enr wears } ive uo In imine was determined fact that IT know the e« "ic tien saa will of the majority of ice, United States hor, aid Georce ofahe District pe Was ly nday’s nei . Department of Government has ip given me strength to take upon my- eal Draft Board. published exclusive- gene missioner the existence of hire in this heat are earnest time in which we are living. People Must Assist. shakable will of PRINCE Moon AN. ve been re ported id Kuthorities, hep was-fecided on al ie Tequest OF Buggy and Distric: Atterney Oliver i with any representatiy Carry alone the tre- mendous responsibility which falls be formed « hieh Provisions for Labor. port in the Reic 1 does rot find sup- of M;: er We od, in the broadest sense of th. enforee on pain ® slackers themsely eS, | arrested three with Heing idlers., being considere: cause of Spanish The formation of t BG. Et of oce Clase AS Done orderetind into witftin 10 davs ~ © Conflicts in Classifications. work, furnished Dugg, included which the draft class as nonesse ntiz il, chfaffeurs, exce pt truck drivers, and vVindow washers. Inquiry today 08Ml,ein dire ne ® th it | 3 day to “issue the Hi} I tf} WT 7 result of a week's inve stig 4 Hopes for Continucd Unity. This thought will ne development will Among Deaths From Influenza. pee SOUS PF ri- | der forbidding including church So far there hare been deaths and there of the people outside name and those official helpers, but in the name of j Ai pra. it ¢émplained to the board ! Cseorge William there was a shortage of men in mu-'| ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH” 3 a - . ee Ae eine ee of 4344 Olive street, FIRES RAGE ‘fighting in ranke of the Bulgarias army have been withdrawn and arr IN THE GERMAN now moving towrprd their headquan STRONGHOLD OF LAON | ter’, says the official statement ‘ss , wae today by the German genera army headquarters ee ee (entinard From Diane One. na to the trontier cor SLIGHT ADVANCES i respondent of the Telegraaf. The Germans have removed their gens IN GEN. PERSHING’S tnd coast” defense materia! from WESTERDAY’S REPORT mnocke and have destroyed the sheds, ho says. rr} imTis, At ie Pal - The correspondent states that the’ Br the Associated Press warehous s ‘ t (Shen? ina the docks Ww ASHIN(, TON {) * Siich! eo. rey anc ‘estervuay br the Americus wher: arge auantitles of provi lone Ady eee 2 rda: 7 - : . . ; have been lored, are completely SOSCRR between the Meuse so o ie cleared. Their contents have been Bois des Agonts in heavy infancy sant te Gittenee fighting, was reported today by Cet Pershirg. He also reported ineri.s , Germans Destroy Villages As They artillery activity everywhere on both Retreat in Haste. sides. WITH THE FRENCH ARMY ON ' A communique for Sunday. add ag THE CHAMPAGNE FRONT. Sun-/{ to one recetved last night, reached day, Oct. 6 Over a wide extent of the War Department today as folk territory, outlined by burning v1)- lows: lages, the Germans are retreating “Headcuarters American Exped rapidly before (;e 7. Gouraud's! tionary Forces, Oct. 6. troops They are crowded by Gen. | “Section A-—-Our troops have madé¢ Lerthelot’s forces from the west and/ slig’:t «dvances during the day. Ra- in danger of being cut off by the tween the Meuse and the Bois. des Franco-Americans. who have crossed Agoms, there has been stubborn in- the Arnes >: River. fantry fighiing. Further to the west The enemy is not ont hastily machine gun and artillery combats «bandoning the salient south of the were constant and heavy with every- Suippe, but is retiring north of the, where increased artillery activity by river toward the Retourne River In, both sides.” ipite of the risk, however, he {s tak-, f : ihe tine to continue the useless de- Serbians Pursuing Austro-Germans truction that has been characteris- in Direction of Nish. tle of his retreat wl! along the front By the Assoctated Pres from the Avre to th e Meuse. LONDON, Oct. 7.---Serbian troovs (ren. GBerthelat’s ermy has crossed’ are pursuin the Austro-Germars the Aisne canal north of Rheims and: north of Vranje, in the direction of pushed northward. It also has ad- Nish, according to a Serbian official vanced to Aguileourt on the Suinpe, statement, The Serbians already About a mile from its function with have taken 1500 prisoners and -12 the Aisne, guns. The Germans muy endeavor to’ ceases make a stand along the Returne, th: CONVICT BROUGHT HERE which flows into the Aisne at Neuf- chatel, although they may be unab‘e! FOR BASEBALL GAME ESCAPES to do so and may be harried back to the fields where they were checked St. Louis Slayer ‘Drops From the in their march towurd the Marne fh! Window of Moving Train August, 1914. at Kirkwood. KMugene Hamilton, 22 vears o/ 4, ~ 7 serving a life sentence in the. Mis- BRITISH MAKE ‘sour! Penitentiary for murder in the PROGRESS BETWEEN firet degree, escaped from a Miseourt Pacific train at Kirkwood last evren- LENS AND CAMBRAI ing. as he was on the way to Jeffer- . oe ee son City with the penitentiary base- Ti ¢* c A. en’ 4° : 1? eee. é‘ - ball tearn and band. which enme te LONDON. Oct. 7.—Further progress SR: te: — pete : ——s St. Louls yesterday for a game with was made by the British last night | 41,, Donnélly Stars. at Sportsman's on the front between Lene and Cam-_ : : 7 | Park. Hamilton was a member of ‘ ; “F ar ‘ N / : ‘ € bral. bkield Marshal Haig announced’) the band. today thal posts have been estab, jre was sitting by an open window. lished un crossings of the Scheldt! and while the train was moving Canal north of Aubencheul-au-Back | slowly, he thrust his legs ont of the and east of Oppy. | window. and dropped out. The train | was stopped, but he whs not found. Last Night's Official Report From | Three guards were in charge of the the British Front. convicts. who were trented, for the LONDON, Sunday, Oct. 6.—-The! most part, as “honor men.”’ British troops in Sunday's fighting | ‘captured the town of I"Fesney, west of Douai, and also gained additional! | JEPSEYVILLE AUTOS: SPLASHFN ground in the Vjcinits or Auben- | WITH 1 LOW PAINT BY CROWD eheul-Aux-Bois, oceording to Field Men and bova, at Jerseyville, Ill. laet Marshal Tlaig’s communteation f{«-| night streaked with yellow paint sued tonight. every automobile found on the | streets, incinding several in front of By the Associated Press. the Methodist church. The air was BERLIN, via London, Oct. 6.-—-/Llet out of the tires of all autog parked ‘German troops which have been in the town Twelve policemen if i “8 RK Ne ¢ a pis. dlothes were detailed to work with 12 men under Their, Investigation, ofthe eity, showed that of questioned, 300 hearly .400 were Buge'’s direction , : ’ , ; . 7) fis ‘er } nm ) Ome »e - . imperial Government to Por Ben alteration of our an unconditional acc occupations con- , the same year. » sid ered not essential illi ini :; members of the Rei: willingness to join a general i! 1 eee i Wad ia rer ht | >> the oot heat would back it up in oa out the ial’s r st, ufid District 814i aid. the | board weuld have the Ahi ' ard would vs irae | er 1 8 full support. dlers to Re i .. sc +, i ‘ iy } ’ » ~_ m eBlgian question to lie in the com Tee Fe ] their consideration Wisk iets ae SSS ESS SRSERSRRB RRR SRS RE SRBERSET ERE RER ERE SE SB remember the the Emperor on " UNONENALIMLET Ht tsar age, - (3) = — = = a | re FRire 4° Tuesday Only. ' {ue Bird No. 45,78%8- *Tuneaday Only. words spoken been raging in the West. $3.50 Cases, $2.90 Pershing Cases, Greely the question whether he had Mreck. authority In Washington isked Secor tary Logan of the Appeal hoard to revise the police order, make it eonform Mons, and Logan It expected that Chief Young wil! iter. dais order understanding on the question of indemnity. “"b0e 8 Sateen, 400° tory of the German peaple $12. 50 Bags, ‘$9. 80 >a hindrance to the conclusion Honesty a ae mpctor. wit ec att vith the draf of a general peace agreed to do so. sae nN: bat jona one “St. 25 Cotton Batts, | 39¢ Stationery, : 2c Linen box paper, long — $4.25 Laces $2.90 of these words of the Emperor, and representative the fet eg the King” of Prussi solely that all par "$2. 50 ‘Epingle, $2. 10° inust be fulfilie >» qrebrneny asked =t» continue vonditions theres binding and respect them Msh dnformation essentta | occupations, honeswent ia occupations, will De revised ‘raft.rcules. The ected by the order ‘eneg, as it wil] |'@& deferred dr; “$5. 00 Broadcloth, $4. 30. All these lands te 50 Gloves, $1.90. conditions will X. Cape Gloves, relations with neighbor- and which rests at the 3. 00 French Berge, ‘2 60 "$2. 75 Gloves, ‘$2. 40 Advised With Leaders. | are inspired by this feeling and the $3. 00 Crepe Meteors, $2 55 taken a clear star.d the manner in which the formation of the Government was aa: wen Slorious armed 35c Stockings, 25e Who Nave not- yet been classified. sted} $5,724 —Tuesda: : | Ox I have taken as the leading states BEd NO, 49.4 ” i ie ns, $2.60 ie $3.00 Satins, $ Pishine 7 ‘hateve is outcome j Shing draft ait) O} W 5 | ‘ r th U Ome I know it will find Germany, 65c 1 Hose &, 4f 3 were summoned ox Bird No 45.429 T upright peace which refects every verety eS to further the idea of peace. should be assured not only through 288 ‘Silk Hose, ‘$1. 50 31. 50. Bowls, ‘it 00 members of the , our people would a ne a kaling With then. ‘A Wallet — Pome fe Emphasis should be placed upon @ the conservation of strength and | the building up of a strong wall 2 of resistance against weakness. SCOTTS | EMULSION: is used regularly by man through the winter, as a able means of conservi For the delicate chil *¢ offers rich nourish- “ment with tonic-qualities that are great in their ability to strengthen the body and in- | Scott & Bowne, Bloem ficid .X J. ~ BELL-ANS? Absolutely Removes » Indigestion,’ Druggists refund money if it fails, 25¢ or 25 “Tumblers, I proceeded from this view- . sé Union Suite, $2 90 amber of Coy %, through the tnecdiat eld“, the after S260 newer sa.i0 ° $2. 125 Union Suits, $1. 60 89c. Brooms, 65c JEAD. LEGIONNAIRE HONORED 10’ Paints, $185. 85 “$1.15 Underwear, 90¢. 10 : 000 Attend Funeral at Convention Hall in Kansas City. ® Associated KANSAS bi ym gf pousand persor " first funeral vention Hall, when full military point at the time when we stood United States, ‘or vireed that the manner ‘he Imperial leadershin is ; . eeday Rird Noa 48 787-~-Tueeds On °39¢ Towels 34¢ $39.50 Coats, $31.90 Pcie smug ace the amie ee? $12 95 Skirts, $9.80 Wool poplin, serge, ‘Ss 2 , 1: ‘ tf _* s ‘ Vesterda’? atte 1ded hatne is not eomething program fora general peace which * $3. 50 Naplcins, $3. 10 rent “eh patterns "a 00 Pattern Cloth, ‘$1. 70 . pie? ry ? i edd | tien Legion wh $2. 91 Mis, $1. 90 Horlick’s The ORIGINAL \ Malted Milk } French, Britis} SOPs gaye the services an interna- my Charac ter : Ans followed the cusk Ng striage, to years through the war. also because | believe the thoughts regarding the 50 Damask, ‘$3. 10 $29. 50 Coats, $23. 80 which were proclamed by Mr. ** ~ ily hoe son are in accord with ths an Nainsook, Bol’. ; $4.25 ‘$19. 7 Dresses, , $14.00" b 16. fti- \ se slay | ee nee OF Past _ $20. 00 Wateb "y $ 80 $7.50 Blankets, $5.90 Tasfwhite or plaids, A Nutritious Diet he All Ages. _ Keep Horlick’s Alwayp on Hand | - Quick Lunch; Home or. Office. jewels, “sere r. luminous dis ais. see ee © ee we B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Washington Av, Broadway and St. Charles St. emcee vik Malted MIke very a: ges assemblages my Gearein wil! tes- —y SRSLY RBRSERERBRRERERRREREEE ES ee a a so Lie "$8. 50 Spread Bets, $6.85 75c Sunfast, Marseilles Spread Seta, separate Blue, green, brown and gold. ro}l cover, large size. lue Rird No. 43.787--Tuesday On!r Biue Bird Na. 46 -T $19 90 $3.95 Jackets, $3.40 $16.50 Mattresses. $12 | Hand-ctocheted Jackets god Hug- Felt Mattresses. faner oe — Tights, a colors. . ’ ‘ve Bird No. 45.7 Tvesday 00 ¥. ticking, ~ edge, capers "$2.50 Wool Leggins, $2.00 Diue Rtired “ 45. $25. 00 Beds, $21.25 Children’s hand-knit Leggins, white ne Gniel or colored. orass Iieds, satin or velvet finish. Blue Hird No. 465.7 % or full — $6.50 Corsets, $4.40, Glue Bir day Onty, Mme. Louise brocade Corsets, sev- $6.00 Umbrellas, $4.90 Mm*.,Louise brocade Core Women's Silk U inbrellas, black and Bine Hird No. 45.: Treeday (nn; colors, loop oo $2. 50 Gowns, $1.90 Pine Bird No. Tuesday Onts Slipon and long sleeve stvies, lace $7.50 Hats, $5.40 and embroidery trimmed. : Women’s Trimmed Tats new col- Biwe Biré No. 06.192--Tucsiay ors and styles. $6.00 Blanket Robes, $4.30 Zlue Hird "66... ‘Peced~s Gade Floral pattern, satin trimmed, with $1.28 Neck n cord girdle. wear, 95¢ Bine Hird No. 45.79% -Tuesdar | « Ss Ti} a eoll: r i F Lace Ve! ‘ee rfU0 O.lar, da nts $5.00 Petticoats, $4.20 patterns. Taffeta and satin, elastic fitted, SSSBERB FE BH Ee Line Bird Ne Ont : plain and changeable colors. , $2. 00 Veils, $1. 60 Blue Bird ‘No 46.794-~Tueredawe Onis Chiffon Veils, | itched horder, $2.00 Pajamas, $1. all shades. Men’s Jap. crepe and striped mus- Bive Bird No 45... 25-Tvesday Only lin Pajamas, silk frogs. 69c Ribbon, 55c Hine Bird Na 45 795 Tuesdaer (Cn Moire Ribbon, 6 inches wide. all $6.95 Shirts, $4.80 silk, variety of colors. Men's crepe de chine and end and Rine Bira ™ day Onir eud Silk Shirts. ° $1. 59. Gowns $1. 20 | Kine Pird No 45 596 Twesdar Only Made up and flat stamped Gowns, : 59¢ ile c high-grad? nuainsook Men's new sik four-in-bande, ied. > 45.774 . a i Bine Furl Na, 43.797 Toeedae One $2.50 Dolls, $190 » 00 Suite, $41.00 Imported Delle. full. tetated bisqne Men's and young men's Fall Suits, mn ee ee q newest models. neaus, ciosing eves, 8 000 Ove 2) yy Mine Tueedur 5.3 0. ercoats, ‘ $3.00 Trains, $2.35 Boys’ Russian and novelty Over- Mechanical Trains on large track; | coats, sizes 2% to y Be cars ana igor complete. Bine Fird Na uits THeeday Onty hs 778 jegday Onl: $20.00 8 uits, $14.90 $25. 00 Carriages, “$21 90 Boys’ all-woo! Saita sizes 1! to 18, Reed Baby Carriages, “ny and Bive Bird Nn. 06.900-~-Tveadev Onis Gondola, eray; pees, Oak. $10.00 Boots, Biue Bird 5 100. eietee: Dade Women's brown kid Hoots, leather $1.40 Linoleum, Sq. Yd, $1.10 [ouis heel; brown kid military vda. wide, vy cork Linolenm, Boots; field mouse. . : "3 we 7“ Je Hive Birt Ne 46.962 Tueeday (Cini Biue printed deep. Blue Pird No 45 on Ons nae ; . Women's black, tan and brown kid $55.00 Rugs, $47.5 Boot «. Good qu Ants Axminster Rugs, #170 litte Het Ne 45.8068 Toesday Only SSEseseSSsSSSSSSrTesesesssSSBeeauaauses lhoxt2 ft | $9.00 Shoes, $6.90 Hiiae Bird ‘5.894 hh Men's tan and gunmetal Bhoes, En- Women's Rur rella aad Velour (oats. Eine Third No 45.807-~Teeeday On'tr Plue Bird Ne $5,782 Tueedayv ‘alr ‘ . 4 2B y 40 Women's Dresses, satinas, Jerseys, SG-inch: Pilet net, beautiful pat- | velvets serges and combinations. terns. Hiive Bird No 4° 8¢8.-Toeeedar Cray 5. 7e¢ ne ¥ $29.75 TBe Cretonnes, "600 Minses’ verge Peter Thompson Fine quality rep cloth modeis, «ites > Nes 6. [inge j}ttr 4’ a4 i’ . n° Kine Bird “oe Uerdar ‘(rair, $4.00 Curtains, $3.35 $19.75 Dreases, $16.75 Filet net and Mar ppicette, in «Tram Girls’ serge Peter Thompeoss and Arabian color! models, sizes 6 to 14, eomeae i ate ie ay Ot ale = ee a Sinan’ : : ' eS en TAN I sr YI A of er ee ee a iar —

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= a a é ¥ a 2 > 3 > y . “ se ee eee , oe nan rete RE ws ot} “om ieee Ase = eMoeee | ecat pe * ~ * * # te a ea —, ” sp eteaie: Spe 2° Oe, * ane ALIN: 9 EEE AS LER LAPD! TLE OIY OP hes St ay oe 7 tnd Re en , asi cues iat Sle Sige SAS a at af \ u oe igs 5 Cr Py Sig a Y J ry ¢ ¥ riies She MAE ey ete. 4 £ ‘ ’ nS / ? “ oe = Fan wa " MEROAY 19 aes a sta Ack LOT date . Ce eee i habe es t naw 4K € fc ig AA fom so fee ab RR = eu ¥ Foe a bt sateen i> ™~ ig - Ra ai a tre = 2 —— Third Helleville Selcet Dies, Irwin Spitznas, 26 veares old. died at Camp Custer, Michigan, vesterday, the third Belleville victim of influ- enzga. Spitznas is a son of Herman Spitznas The father and a sister, Miss Hilda Spitznas, left Saturday, ol LOUIS POST- ‘DISPATCH ee ee ae - for camp but to see die are Diehl, at Oswego, N (‘amp Taylor, buried in reached the son Sasper the former in a Nn. = Belleville. there The a ers and base ‘he alive Sehuck (reorge hospita Y., and latter pitznas W with full confidence. The Company manufacturing them is being operated ( as a “100% American concern.’ rector isa eaten American. Bayer-Tablets and Capsules of Aspirin contain genuine . Aspirin. ; Plain white tablets are sometimes offered when Aspirin is called for. Therefore, for purposes of identification as wel] as for your addi- tional pretection, every package and every tab/et of genuine Bayer- Tablete of Aspirin is invariably marked with The Bayer Crosse. U. 8. ane Off) je a guerantes that the tablets and capeuies ie uf tue reliable Bayer manufacture. f Aspirin Your Guerantee of Purity ‘ be he mae an res in these 1 ‘The Bayer Cross —— Use Aspirin With Confidence Bayer-Tablets and Capsules of Aspirin may be used Every officer and di- MONDAY EVENING: OCTOBER 7 ~ BO F PARTY IN AID OF WAR ORGANIZATION Marines’ Club, much for the ment of oy! stay in the city. cai with Chairman. chairman Henry as Maffitt and Comforts Fuqua, lists; location: Mrs. A. Mrs. Leo de Smet Mrs. J. S. Payne, Mrs. Robert Burk The club Mrs. W A. of a ly } . boecKkeier, ho monoaretie- . dances every Sunday ment, have tinued, owing to which comfort and entertain- |/ - defenders -during their | Charles Scud- ier is chairman of the entertainment, vice l‘rancis is | Mrs. | Thom- | James of the | Joseph | Herbert Parker, prizes; publicity; and | Mrs. Mre. E D. P. rrangements; tables; Committee Mrs. entertainments for soldiers and sailors, which consist of night and a and entertain- been temporarily discon- | of Saturday night supper has done Shoemaker Mrs. bert Mrs. D. Nortoni, Carton, organization, ham, tickets. the epidemic Will Be Held ‘on Oct. 18 for | . . ~ . “ “ ; | Soldiers , Sailors and a » Marines’ Club. : i RRANGEMENTS are our ———_° As for a large bridge party to | so OS cogil he given on Friday afternoon, ee She ed Fog ‘ Oct at the Women’s Club, for _ kt. - a a . henefit of the Soldiers, Sailors and | sol the OFFICER'S WIFE. WHO GOES TO JOIN HIM = MURILLO PORTRAIT Mrs. Raul A. Brickey = —_——_— eee _ _—_-- —_— Spenish influenza and the quarantine restrictions at the barracks. The of- mene, een y 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES s re Bets 34 e + a33% ee ; - - 4 ot Georgette and Crepe de Chine are tailored models. as well as h; broidered and lace trimmed effe >. AISTS 50 and $4.00 Values for 9 SY Every one of these beautiful Waists to the minute in style and trimming. is up There indsome em.- fs, ISS ¥- . IMPS nce EE 020100 ———T ome es OLIO —0 n= hor 00 0 y 4 ins > TRE USUAL | JULIETS Felt Brown. Of high-grade in choice of ecol- ors Black. (iray, Maroon, Green or Navy Blue; all fur trimmed: hand- soles and common-sense oo 2: . turned lent hor leather heels: all sizes from 2% .» Very pretty ribbon-trimmed Felt Slippers, in colors Pink, Lavender, Red, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Gray or Black: made with substantial and eomfortable elk padded soles; all ee Seem 2% to S$. ik sbadeus ; very Do Your Xmas Shoppi ing Now! FELT SLIPPERS FOR WOMEN a 1.2 ficérs’ ball, which was to have been \given next Wednesday evenue at the Jefferson Hotel under their auspices, ‘has also been indefinitely postponed. Social Items of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles | F. Bates of 4325 Westminster place, 'but will return shortly to Litle Rock, Ark., to be near her husband, who is stationed at Camp Pike. Mr. and Mrs. D. B. Hussev have closed their home at 5811 Cabanne ‘avenue and have taken an Westminster place is spending a few weeks in New York City. Mrs. Paul A. Brickey departed Sat- urday to join her husband, Lieut. Brickey. at Camp Sherman, Chilli- cothe, O., after a 10 days’ visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gildehaus of 3625 Russell avenue. Lieut. and Mrs. Brickey have been stationed at Fort Oglethorpe’ = and Camp Beauregard for the past two months. Mrs. Brickey was formerly Miss Grace Cildehaus. Miss Grace White of 4417 minster place has selected Wednes- day, Oct. 16, for her marriage to Jerome J. Schotten. It will be a ,home wedding and the ceremony will be very quietly performed, ow- ‘ing to the illness of Miss White's grandmother. The invitations will include only the relatives and inti- mate friends. Mrs. Henry I.. Morrill of 5272 Westminster place and her daughter, Miss Grace Morrill, has returned where it is tneir summers. from Ogunquit, Me., custom to spend the Miss Charlotte Taussig of 5501 La- favette avenue will denart next week for the Hast, where she wil! sail for France. Miss Taussig will be an as- Sistant to Horace M. Swope, who deputy Red Cross commissioner in France. Mr. and Mrs. H. N.-Chapman Jr. of a3502 Cates avenue are receiving Congratulations on the arrival of s daughter. The first meeting of the American University Society for the season will take place Oct. 15 at the Wednesday Club Auditorium, when lan C. Han- a eee 2. Cc. 2. FF. 8B. AL. Soe merly staff lecturer for the Cam- bridge University, will lecture on the ‘Transformation of the World by ee ———_——— no 0 000 mnor——0omnor0m0 Up to $37. 50 Suits the Renaissance.” 5 Mrs. Martin A. O’Mara of Kansas }" ur and plush trimmed City, Mo.. with her daughter, is and tailored styles of wool 4 Gales bet saan oe a5 nO om ;eorge senha ) DROS Cle S velours, gabardine Bite i Bee eee PGs DOMTIN, .. ow cs eens ce | —_— ' Mrs. Rese Cornelius has given up her residence at 6209 Berlin avenue 3 and has taken an apartment in the Up to $37.50 Coats 7S Reels Fur and plush trimmed and . re ip Ben of 6179 Delmar oulevard will depart in a few days SG dieh ond treed EVERETTS & ROM Ses a ant Sit a she So — plush and broad- EOS part of November for Franet. where h. > - > >. >* ° “ sl “il te > ‘8 ‘ ; EES SS a eee ee Baeettd of Fine Riask as eeeies 1€ Wi 1 do Red Cross work. Viet Kid, with hand-turned = soles we , 7 : ii: ys ' . Members of Company A Auxiliary. momeos = Chocolate Viet Kid onty, i 158th Regiment, will hold their reg- Up to 35 Dresses oe Goes TeXbie salen Rood for uiar monthly meeting tomorrow at house or outdoor use; all sizes from e Oi» 30 o'clock at th . a sai ' I , m1, to 1” mw «4 , ifif Ti eadner Street. ‘ rv “ ates Prepara yy, Fre } an: Spani ‘3 elected auditor, and R. M. Milligan | Tuesday. Oct. 8 at 7:30 P. ™ . will be again chosen commissioner YMOC.A DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL of school buildings, it was stated. EV ee Grand & Franklin. Lindell 5910 in ity Cleveland al St. Louis Cincinnati Kansas City eve * * 606-608 Washington Av., Thru to Sixth St. hee -s pacers h 1 [ h ICé f is Is the r«Icé, * | Mrs. Arthur Hiemenz is the guest | apartment | at 4 North King's highway for the | winter. Miss Emilie C. Maffitt of 4512 West- | A mighty purchase brings these new [all frocks to us itt fraction of their reat-worth. Instead of being priceds& $17.50 to $25.00, Tuesday the price will be $13.90. : Tuesday We Will Sell These: “ > 1 5 ¢ > 2 7 ® CO Lit 1 4 « : () The very newest Fall fashions—replicas of recently de- veloped high-cost models. The stvle points are new, inelud- ing popular panel effects, tunics, drapes and sashes; small round or square collarless effects. = 2. Oi Dresses for Afternoon Dresses for Street Wear Ae Dresses for business Women oe ae ; Dresses for Home Wear Dresses for Dinner Parties Ce e The fact that this sale comes right at the height of the * oe season adds to the attractiveness of the low price. The Tees ae verv frocks vou want, right when vou want them, and every es We one greatly underpriced. Be here earlv and buy several. Reeotag fo 5 $1 / 50 Co $29. 15 Dresses, $ ] 3.90 CRESS - . weg} i \ ; ith gaid HEE EHH Ma 2S!S3 : tsa f tty tf py ' a $13.90 . Continuing Our Magnificent Featuring Newest Winter Modes From the Master Furriers of New York and Paris Through the co- -operation of a number of New York's foremost furriers, we have arranged a showing of rare F'urs—the very finest that the market af- fords. Complete collections of everything that fashion favors for Winter— providing for every Preference in style, kind and price. A few numbers quoted: * Broadtail Wrap, Skunk trimmed...$3500 | Smart Nutria Sport Coat, $250 Hudson Bay Sable Cape-Coatec....$2250 Silver For Animal Scarf, $19§ " onderful Mink Coat-Wrap....... $2500 Mink Marmot Coatee..... $100 Gorgeous Hudson Bay Sable Coatee, $3000 Hudson Seal Stole..... .. $125 Broadtail Coat, elaborate model....$1500 Jap. Kolinsky Stole...... $115 Lururious Mink Sable Coat-Wrap..$1500 Siberian Squirrel Stole... .$7§ 2 UOIN, —— ~ ‘; ee 7f 7) fe . . ® f — a di t- ' - > ; : * b7e ’ ‘6 > “-_ : | aa ¢r p , + ? ; = in ¢, Bx en: | re Ph 5 os oe : s > : a ee | The Aver ; , . j There is a great majority of ° they happen to be average. erhaps vours is just this liv ‘ifted out of the ordinary, t one have so much . r the country and here ate our DEPARTMENT O ‘and cost done ‘ith most elaborat We do these as inagnificently ign them—but this same co erate home interior, quite quile as lovabls ‘homey as il and. We do evervthing -from a ine hardwood floors to h Wall as inexpensively and our papers are ‘‘ goed. amount you on typ-toe ft l'rom the least orating, we are ere you will find the gre ‘ountry —furniture that 1s how great the price you pay We have incrpensive as O Neither you nor we helieve Tro - Twelft

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ZZ __ STI OMNIS POST-DISPATCH ypoaics, maxon Prom dine. _{BP'TISH ADMIRALTY’S FIRST ; ; meres =f Dt in, Dem-'| , “ fenton and Herrin yesterday, LORD RECEIVED BY WILSON: o@ 14 bodies of miners killed —_———_—. | - , explosion in the Royalton |Sir Eric Geddes in Washington for | £ H MONDAY EV _— —-—.— STIX, BAER rTOBER 7, 1918, nan renge = win Tah oe a on ma y ae he : ee a oa week 280. Identification was Important Conferences on Pro- only in one instance. The éram of Naval Operations, ad in the explosion is 21. Sey-| By the Associated Presa | hes had been taken out previ- WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.—Sir Eri | Geddes, first lerd of the British Ad. ——|imiralty and members of ‘the Admir alty Board, who arrived at an Atlan. tic Port last night, came to Washing- _ton today for important conferences on the American and allied nava) program. Sir Erie and his Party were we!- comed by Admiral Benson and other | officers and officials of the navy de. | | partment and escorted to the Brit. | ish embassy by a detachment of mas | | rines. é | Sir Eric later was , ident Wilson. 2 ee lama : During the stay of the visitors in Washington they wi}) occupy the! a Linens Lace Curtains, nae " — — home of Capt. Perry Belmont. | (Second Floor.) aes . Liberty “EF BONDS & FULLER ee ee ee ’ ee = e+. A a eee Si een ee ee A A A a — an ae ————— — —— ‘The Entire Stock of Bakrow @ Son Importing Co. —Bought at a Great Sacrifice, Now on Sale | f OmP RISING HANDMADE FILET AND CLUNY LACE CURTAINS, PANELS, BED SETS, CLUNY LINENS, MADEIRA LINENS, SCARFS, CLOTHS, CENTERPIECES, NAPKINS, NOVELTY LINENS, DRESSER AND SIDEBOARD SCARFS, LUNCHEON SETS, DOILIES, CHAIR BACKS, AND A LARGE VARIETY OF HANDKERCHIEFS. This is an opportunity to buy the finest imported merchandise at extraordinary low prices. On sale in the following departments: Art Needlework ‘°c°"* 7° Handkerchiefs gry eter oe oe oe Oe Ee ee ee ~s ee leveland Detiaie= | IG 1 lie % i es i ' — } | ’ (Fourth Floor.) renee = ; -— —— — a - ee the Pantry Shelf } -Money in the Bank —_ - — -—— Splendid List of Economies for Tuesday AS ~~ we ee ~~ ee ee And This en oe a \_ a NSA POSTPONED DURING WAR to Sixth St. all frocks to us af a | of being priced:-a 1 be $13.90. Vay O TF aa = , +? Sell These--+ atin Pu ¥ ii 7 : te ion we struck Ag gave him a surprise. out I had | Mwickes, With both the bread and Seheése cut thin. & sone of the things SA-VAN-EG you— it cuts your egg bill #ieast $1.00 every time you buy the orange and biue packages. using fresh eggs is cee sents e today. at least. ASK YOUR GROCER 15-A ! | | ey We Come Back m the Theater Mim’sjob has not quite reached the) piver. yet where he can afford after- rZuppers, and the other night, our little house, made some They woul I |Eastern Macedonia and Thrace from ®} Eastern Roumelia, cheese | Before w By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct.’7. — Upon the Government's motion, the Su- preme Court is-to be asked to post- pone consideration at the present term of all pending anti-trust suits because of the war. Attorney-General Gregory an- | nopnced today that motions to this | effect would be formally filed in the | | court tomorrow. | INVASION OF BULGARIA PLANNED | Newspaper in Athens Says Allies | Will Enter Eastern Macedonia. | ATHENS, Sunday. Oct. 6.—Greek | ar allied troops, says the newspa- ‘per Embros, will strike into Fastern Macedonia toward the Rhodope| | Mountains aud beyond the Nestos: =. ; ] } ‘ ' — a ee — ee The Rhodope.- Mountains separate | | | Bulgaris. INFLUENZA TAKES GEN. DOYEN Economy Special Misses’ Winter Coats $21.00 COATS of heavy velour, kersey and mixtures, with large shawl collar of fur, while others dre perfectly plain tailored. Some lined throughout others heavy enough to be only half lined. Choice of navy, brown, green and Bur- gundy. Sizes 14 to 18. Ready-to-Wear Hats OMEN’S large, soft-brim yf ~ W Hats of Panne velvet, $2.49 with soft crowns, trimmed with smart velvet bows. Come in solid colors and two-tone effects, such as black-and-red, black -and-coral, taupe - and - peacock, taupe-and-coral, solid black and brown. (Thir Kloor. ) Silk Umbrellas . WOMEN’S Gloria Silk Um- $3 00 brellas, built on strong Paragon frame, finished with Shephard's crook handle, also short and medium (Third Floor.) (No Mail or Phone Orders Filled.) Stamped Aprons ARIOUS styles, made of crash 59 stamped in simple design. C (Second Floor.) Lace Centerpieces ANDMADE Cluny Lace Centerpieces. 19-inch Exceptional value. (Art Needlework—Second Floor. } size, 51-Piece Dinner Sets IGHT-WEIGHT Ameri- oy A Y~ can semi-porcelain, $7.95 dainty pink sprac design, and each piece gold lined. Sets include Bread and But- ter Plates, cocplete for sjx persons. (lifth Floor.) : ; $1.00 ——— ~ a OO Water Sets ISTING of Pitcher and R5 C six: glasses, pressed on clear blanks. (Sixth Street Highway—-Main Floor.) Cretonnes, Yard SHOWN in attractive patterns and colorings, for over- 34¢ draperies, slip covers, etc. eT In quantities sufficient for all needs. cs mt (Fourth Floor.) Zibeline Coating, Yard ONE of the season's most 4 95 favored materials for $ Jo coats. Shown in black, African, navy, khaki, taupe, green, Burgundy, wine. 56 inches. wide. (Second Floor.) * were ‘““Economy’’ Notion Sale for Tuesday Savings Every Housewife Will Appreciate—Every Item Offered Underprice ay Se a Gas Heaters Gas H " OUND style Gas Heaters $1.10 suitable for use in small bedrooms and bathrooms. (Fifth Floor.) Polish Mops QO-CEDAR Polish Mops, tri- " angle shape, adjustable 53¢ handle. (Fifth Floor.) Electric Irons ICKEL-PLATED, 6-lb size, $2 R9 guaranteed for one year. Complete with cord and plug. (Fifth Floor.) ¢ , iii ee —-~ et ae Economy Special Women’s Autumn Frocks $25.00 JNCLUDING Satin, Georgettes, jer- seys, serges, tricolette, also combina- tions of satin-and-Georgette. Some are bead trimmed, others self-embroid- ered. Colors—navy, brown, taupe, wis- taria, Pekin blue and black. Sizes 34 to 44. (Third Floor.) Women’s Gray Shoes EAUTIFUL Dress Shoes B of pearl gray kid, full $4.75 Louis curved heels, pearl button style and hand-turned soles, marked Tuesday at less than today’s wholesale price. (Main Floor.) Men’s Shoes, Pair DARK tan, gunmetal! and vici $3 00 kidskin. Samples and broken lines. All small sizes up to 7. (Main Floor.) oo ed Marquisette, Yard ca Le oe oe Oe ee ee ~ alt bes _ ae oe ee Oe Be Be Be — - — ” 1 hav Mm good, anvway, beeause I[ had » cheese Wi Fi Siw fir Sr, an you know what that Commandant of Marine Corps Camp ans, It isn’t a Worcestershire, you | See Dies. ie—I call it my ‘‘ miracle worker.’’| BY the Associated Press. instead of serving them cold, I) WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-—Briga- | ied them under the hot flame, | Wier-General Charles 4. Doyen, coin- | Bring them often, so that the cheese | mandant of the Marine Corps Train- | @iied and ran down into the bread.| irg Camp at Quantico, Va., died. BE had four, and would have eaten | there last night of influenza. », too, but he is still a polite hus-| Gen. Doyen returned from France There is something about that |some months ago. nce which makes a kitehen a) . re ee ee eee One are oy anmend. Lotris ig ric . : CURTAIN Marquisettes, in 4? rich colors, allover effects, C suitable for overdraperies. (Fourth Poor.) Men’s Fall Caps ONE entire line of high- $ | 65 grade Caps, including . the new one-piece top as well as the four and eight quarter tops, shades of green, gray and brown plaids, and many colored mixtures, for your selection at Tuesday's special price. : (Men's Store— Main Floor.) ———— te Clark’s O.N. T. Cro- chet Cotton—mercer- ized, white or ecru. Buying limit ro balls at, while lot lasts, ball, 714C Human Hatr Nets, | | “American Lady,’ cap | and fringe styles; all colors but gray and white; buying limit 2 dozen, at, dozen, 55c— each, 56 length handles, trimmed with Sterling caps and bands, and high colored bak- ulite-caps. Tight-roll silk case with each umbrella. (Main Floor.) Talcum ‘Powder. Can [2c J. & P. Coats’ Darn- ing Cotton, black or white. Buying limit black or brown, with 5 spools, at, 5 spools, elastic, 7 for 2oc, each, toc 7c Face Veils, “Slip- on” or “Lady Dainty,” ct Eek Eek Ft Ft ee wet Fed Bet Fd Fle Fed Fed Fmt — ee ea enlenianibigte ~ -_—— Bi i aoe eneie iicmianntiiendl 400 Count Paper Pins, Children’s Garters, silk assorted sizes to the pa- elastic pin-on style, vari- pres, 7¢ ous colors and sizes, 2 pair, Silk, 25¢ Children’s Garters, white elastic, pin-on style, vari- ous sizes, 3 pair, 25C — ee ee ee ee Seer ee ee esc AA GEV IN IMG RON: GB E.'S Ce a a ee a ee ee ee ARR ein 9p Mba hos ILLIAMS’ Talcum Powder, in popular odors. Buying limit 3 cans. (Mai Toilet Soap, Cake THE well-kown Palmolive Toilet Soap. Buying limit 6 cakes. (Main File * Nickeled Brass Pins, rustproof, 160-count, 4c Brass Pin Sheets, ‘‘Car- nation,’ needle point, guar- anteed rustproof, 300-count a Celluloid Haitrpins, shell color, 2 boxes, 9c _ Kid Hair Curlers, dozen in bundie, 2 bundles, 9° black only. tr1oo-yard spool. Spring Snap Fasteners, Dozen spools, 65c. Spool, —3 papers, 25C——-paper, 9C rystproof, black or white, 6c Nickeled Safety Pins, brane ag sizes. Gross, pepe King’s Basting Cotton, Women's Hose Support- varicus sizes, dozen on wa ° 4 various numbers, 2 spools, éFs, good quality suspender card, 4 cards, 15C oe gene ra gc elastic, sew-on style, 3 pair, : rustprootr, ack or wnite, . ° Wax “Grand- 25C—Nair, 9c Nickeled Safety Pins, gross, 65c—dozen,é be Ironing = “YG a- Piston Soutien iiadsa “Treasure,” guaranteed ~ ;' ma,” 2 for 7¢ OCCOR SaDICAryY se APKINS, ae te ae White Cotton Tape, 12- absorbent cuality, dozen in rustproof, 2 cards, 9° yard roll rst Ironing Wax, handled, }4,, 55¢ : Spey zen, Cc “ . 36-Count Pin Cubes, White Twilled Tape, va- “ome , Muff Foundations, floss glass headed, jet, mat, or rious widths, 3-yard bolt, Dress Shields, washable, fijled, melon shape, 85c yet and white, assorted, 6c various Sizes, regular Hump Hooks and Eyes cube, tone dae: shape, 2 pair, “5° white or black, 2 cards, 5c Glass Headed Pins, jet, Rubberized Sanitary Black Shoe Laces, super- card, 4 cards, ‘—> guaranteed, 45C dozen in package at 27¢ Invisible Hairpins, “Lib- Waterproof Kitchen Shoe Laces, mohair tub- erty-Belle,” 5 pkgs., shins Aprons, _ black-and-white y)ar, 2 pair, sc checked design, 47c a White Cotton Tape, 26- Heavy Wire Hairpins, yard roll, 29¢ crimped, 5 papers, * . 2 3 > ee fag @P ie of ~~ ee. « ud ) ST ne eee Ti * PS) _ - hen (a Keswick Sewing he ee ee oe ee Oe oe os. & Co., 2d floor, 308 N. th s1.---Adv. -.— — mor ?) ' t SRE LARS EES ER, RR RR ER «ARE aac a Enameled Ferneries VORY Enameled Verneries, I fitted with three zinc com- $3.98 partments. Tooth Powder, Can DR. Lyons’ Tooth Powder. Buying limit 2 cans. [Sc (Main Floo# (Sixth Floor.) Toilet Paper, 6 Rolls LARGE size rolls of Toilet 4? Paper at this special Tues- C day price. (Fifth Floor.) ADE wth tight-fitting cover and bail handle. $1.10 (Fifth Floor.) Serge and Epingle, Yd. LL-WOOL French Serges od and Epingles, in shades $1.50 of Pekin, cadet, sand, tan, gray, olive, Russian green, reseda, brown, red, wine, Burgundy, African, plum, purple, 40 and 42 inches wide, at a big price reduction. (Square 9-—Main I'loor.) Black Satin, Yd. Gor;r Messaline Satin, in jet $1 10) black. 35 inches wide. 7 (Second Floor.) i nn Ae oe er ae oe a — Lingerie Tape, mercer- Garbage Cans ized, various colors, 2 bolts, ric Cotton Rickrack Braid, white only, various sizes, 2 bolts, Isc Wire Hairpin Cabinets, White Lawn Bias Seam assorted sizes, large cab- Tape, various widths, bolt, inet, 14C 5c — — Boston Ferns INE, bushy plants, come in 6- inch pots. 45c shhh hehe eee DDD DD es sh pee ea aR DD ADAM A DA DA AA AAA AAD AADADAAAAAAAAAARAAADAAAAL nition, Helin Mele: tele: ni | se roc (Main Floor.) (Fifth Floor.) Baby Dolls CHARACTER Baby Dollis, $1 10 break. Attired in pretty white dress. A the kind that is hard to splendid value. (litth Ploor.) RPM Mian ee ee Sateen Linings, Yd. SILK-FINISH Sateen Linings, - of in black and a full range of Bhi colors. 30 inches wide. (Second Fi: rs : Sa Pal > a] > Pal : My 2 I 7 7 a a] LF Pa Sa Fi a a $ F a a > a] a YF; aa LF Ps LF > a] a] b> | & be I bn 8 5) a a iF 7 ft re i; i LF; be a} a YF; a a 7 bf a a UF 7 yy; a : a oh = a A ai iF, al wa y, be yy > a LF; bo \ Sa A oe $ Apap papa aba asa bAAha a aEnananannaansa an aaaanaDaDanaaananaandnnasanannasnaaas : 2 we wt Fe Fo mg Ft F a a al he . Men's Work Gloves ADE with cloth backs and sheepskin palms. Roomy Dark, serviceable colors. (Main Crex Rugs, Each PLAIN and figured effects, but in red color only. Sizes _ -~ 50) 85c 27x54, 30x60 and 36x72 Inches. Floo} (Fourth Floor) Men's Cotton Socks INE gauge Cotton Socks, in a 23 + _ select line of colors. Made #@ C with double soles and high spliced heels. Ym . Ws dee ae ‘ . {3C some slightly irréguler. (Sixth Street Highways ey PS geen - . a ond ~ . - — — — Et - ‘ = t — « : NIE A LL I "SOE BIO BA irae ave ‘ . . wt EY OR pr nmmeneate. , * a . . — j . 2» ys is “ - oe © - na ee sey > Sleeping Garments CHILDREN'S Flamnelette Sleeping Garments, in pink or blue stripes. Made with open front. drop seat. Sizes 2 to 5 years. (Second Floo cutfs. - * Wheelbarows TRONGLY made, painted red 79 and with steel wheels. C Moi Mloor ) Boys’ Knickers, Pair LOT f about 150 pairs A of Corduroy Knickerbock- $ 89 ers, in dark shades. Well made and full cut. Sizes 6 to 18. (Square ° -. - Men’s Union Suits ‘S7YOOPER” Ribbed Cotton - C Union Suits, made of $1.50 combed Egyptian. yarn. Ecru _ color. Very special value. (Main Brussels Rugs EAMLESS Brussels Rugs, oy A in very pretty smal! all- $9.75 over Persian effects. Size 4 ft. 6 in. by (Fourth lloor.) ‘Fifth Floor.) oe re eH aa Capeskin Gloves, Pair BE renee mE = ——~— e Mind Builders Ss ee Se a Main Floor.) ) Floor } x aa SOD Mes ~ . « o a -? o2« ce r . ° we ote’ e* a" s* r Pol . 2 ve ove Phot : - oY 3n9, Oo. g :* . - Ses . . » , . . . Pi Pe Pe s.2 o*58 otge Se ee . a 2 .enee,+*.* ee ad had . M “ce » "eee - . orto ser. ** -* o*s ay at aes rn . a .* ~ - oe, en ~gt “es we, 7 = - . ko ore eo, -*. ~ - 7 -4 ~* e*. o eee 4%. © . - - »* . _ > . *7- oo . Ps > aces" . pe . 6 9 - : . e *J- “ae : . *{ a ale ate @ ie: oe ten se? >= ‘ ee Soe > ° Se f «07 a rete es oe ts bee Country \OW great the price you pay. @ Ne have incrpensive as opposed to cheap furnishings. | §. Aether you nor we believe in a cheap home. Trorlicht Dunckar Twelfth at Locust * From the least amount you wish done to the entire redec- % m . vv % , Crating, weare on tep-toe to seTve you——W ELL. F. Here you will find the greatest assortment of rugs in the | furniture that is worthy, no matter how little or UU UR ER SRR ER RE RE aR Sn SER ER RRR REE ERE ESE SEER ER RO OOo OOOO OOO Ur oa 1 OMEN'’S splendid quality $1 >() Capeskin Golves, in de- 0 sirable shades of English tan, with Paris point stitching on backs. Sizes 5'» to ako. (Main Floor.) Se Silk Gloves, Pair WOMEN'S “Quality” Silk i Gloves, of extra good 69¢ grade Milanese, black or white, with self or contrasting backs, Paris point or heavily embroidered. Reinforced finger ends. Two-clasp. (Main Floor Women’s Stockings, Pair ILK Stockings, 1n all the $I 15 wanted colors. Full 10 fashioned, well made, with extra splic- ings of lisle thread. (Main Flo Women’s Stockings, Pair IBER Silk Stockings, black or 79 ‘ white—reinforced with dou. #7 garter tops. (Main Jeloor:) ble lisle heels, toes and Slight seconds. Women's Nightgowns CAMBRIC Nightgowns, with $I 19 high neck, yoke of cluster Y fe of tucks, hemstitched ruffle on and sleeves. (‘Second F) Doll Wigs to Order RING ombings or ~— B your com g $1.75 old hair goods pieces to our Hair Goods Section and have them made into wigs for the children’s dolls. Any size doll wig made at this speciai Tuesday charge. (Third Floor.) neck Infants’ Vests FINE soft cotton Buttonless Vests, made with long sleeves. 35 3? for $1.00 (Main Floor.) Women’s Union Suits LIGHT-WEIGHT Cotton 79 3 Union Suits, sleeveless, or f c Dutch neck, elbow sleeves, ankle length. (Main Floor) LIGHT-WEIGHT Cotton 19 Vests, in sleeveless style. C 3 for $5¢ al) Figor } Women’s Vests. Each Mi Lace Curtains, Each «ILET and Nottingham Lace . _ Curtains, cream, white and 49¢ beige. 2's yards long and full width —many of the pieces match. xth Street Highway—Main : Economy Special New Silk Dresses $17.90 taffeta and crepe Some are beaded and popular style features. to 52 bust measurement. Girls’ Serge Dresses SEVERAL styles for se- lection, made of good Sizes 6 to pockets. 14 years. Satin and Taffeta, Yd. ALL pure silk, in a rich lustrous black, elegant quality; 25 inches wide. All-Wool Serges, Yd. LACK only, a _ good, and skirts. 36 inches wide. Chamoisette Gloves WOMEN'S genuine Cham- oisette Gloves, in white backs. proidered Washable, clasp style. Appa pa baba baa aaha ahh aABAAAAADAMARARDADARDRABARR AAD aaan nan’ O98 888 90 0900094990008 8% SRR SARS SF SAR SAR SARA ASR SR SRR ER ER RR SR SS SR SATS SSOP A ADE of excellent quality satin, de chine— many with Gecrgette crepe sleeves. embroidered, with the new round necks and other Colors— green, taupe, brown, navy and black. Included are Dresses for stouts, up $3.98 quality serge, in dark red or navy, trimmed with white collar and fancy 1.25 - heavy quality for suits $1.25 0c only, with self or two-tone heavy em- two- Flag Holders, at OR auto radiator caps. Hold 93F seven flags. A limited 395C number to offer, without flags, at Tues- day's special price. (Second _ “% Annex ) These Economies in the Downstairs Store Percales, Yd. RESS and Shirting Per- a cales, light colored 23c stripes and, figures. 36 inches wide. Cotton Batting, Each LEAN White Cotton Bat- 97 - ting, of about one pound LLY each, for comforts. Shaker Flannel, Yd. OFT fleeced, pure-white “i S Cotton Shaker Flanrtel. 23¢ Cotton Blankets, Each OFT-FLEECED White - S Cotton Bed Blankets, 69¢ size 46x74 inches—for single beds. Children’s Gowns LANNELETTE Night- ~ F gowns, in neat pink and 35C blue stripes, yoke back and front, trimmed with wash braid. One to four year sizes. 3 for $1 Rug Samples, Each HESE are one-quarter $ T section samples of 3.69 heavy grade Brussels Rugs, measur- ing 4% x6 ft. Large selection of pat- terns, and many pieces that are alike. Women’s Stockings ISLE Stockings in black or » - L white. Full fashioned, 29¢ with extra spliced heels Slightly irregular. Men's Negligee Shirts MADE with laundered cuffs. 65c The sizes are somewhat . broken, but every size 1s representec. and toes. ; $ $ 3 : all-wool poplin, in navy and black. Some are full lined. of much higher-priced garments, and there are all sizes for misses. ARGE droop-brim Vel- . L vet Hats, with colored 1.98 facing. all with soft crowns. and-peacock, taupe-and-rose, and-coral, and black-and-army. N white, ivory and beige I shades, in lace-edge et- $1.29 fects, for bedrooms and bathrcoms. FELT Bordering, in flooring, 3 feet wide. as may be desired. CHILDREN'S Garments, in gray seams. at- ete ee tt ibrar aPariri.Pararal mere rt oe tall tall bad 7 ft. 6 in. Set of 6 Tumblers IGHT cut, grape designs on clear blanks. 49¢ (Fifth Floor.) Economy Special Silk and Cloth Coats $13.90 - UST the right weight for present wear. Of satins and tafletas, aiso 6£4.4.44 4664 6644 644446444 44 Odds and ends women and i ee hhh pee RRR DS ‘7Tr.yTrr.erTffFfofwe=TeteewteeehmSehUlehUm hme Untrimmed Hats different shapes, Colors taupe- black- Three Voile Curtains, Pair hemstitched. Ideal curtains Rug Bordering, Yd. imita- m tion of hardwood oak 39¢ As many yards Sleeping Garments fine, soft- fleeced Cotton Sleeping color. 59¢ Outside ss - SS SD DD DD DD DDD DS DD DD DD DD DD DD DD DD DS DS DL A LL DL LL DL DL DD DD I ; nnn 66 6.46.46 6464646 46446446 6 66 6464646646664 46466 646446646446 4646 6464 -— al hal tal toa Phe al Ew Bo Boot Bo Bw N educational toy for the lit- - tle tots. Sets consist of 69c block letters, made of wood. ‘Fifth Fioor.) LAWN and linen-fifiish station- 17 ery. 24 sheets-and 24 en- C velopes to the box. (Main Floor ) OOD, heavy quality, in neat 19 striped pattern. Just 1500 C yards in the lot. (Second Floor.) Stationery, Box Glass Toweling, Yard Linen Toweling, Yard INE Bleached Linen Towel- - ing, of heavy quality, with 25c colored border (Second F por) Pillowcases, Pair NVELOPE Pillowcases, of fine muslin, scalloped and $1.50 beautifully embroidered. ot A one Kile ‘?_> Jet Necklaces CuT Jet Necklaces, graduated 29¢ beads, 20 inches long ‘Main Flo Mesh Bags at GILVER-PLATED Mesh Bags, 79 . 4*+-inch frame, chain han- f c die, moire lining. | Gold Cuff Links, Pair OLISHED and engraved P designs. $1.79 AS ‘Main F Brooches—-Bar Pins TERLING Silver Brooches and Bar Pins, set with fine French rhinestones. Mf, I (‘Main Fioor 85¢ Spark Plugs ‘é6sC°HAMPION X” Spark Plugs C will be offered Tuesday at 39¢ this special price. ihecond Floer Inner Tubes SSL JNIVERSAL” Inner Tubes for Ford cars. $2.98 inch tires, t ww At Annex.) Fit either 20x32 oF 30K3'% en oe oe Oe Oe Be Ee Oe Oe Ae —_ _ — iin ion ee ae oe ee oe | call Taal Gaal Daal Dead Boot oot 2 on oo at

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PERTa MEE PRG TOE ee 5 , RO TES ae a RENT ERS Ae 3 = ‘a Ro phe ; Sr ae Wl 1 AP Rees 28 . fe 7 n 6 NO ‘GERMAN PEACE, SAYS UL $. PRESS ndonditional Surrender Condi- tion Precedent to Discussio Ns, Newspapers Declare. The Associated Press today fur- nishes extracts from the editorial ut- terances of 46 American newspape on the German peace proposals. Of these papers, not one speaks in fa- vor of taking the proposals serious- ly, or of granting an armistice. Prac- tically all agree that this Government | ali pro- | and the allies should reject posals from Germany until Germany is ready to renounce its conquests and surrender unconditionally. The thing to do now, these papers de- clare, is to redouble the military pressure on Germany, and some of them remind their importance of the present Liberty Loan campaign as showing to the American army and to the German rulers and people the loy- alty and determination of the Amer- ican people. Of the 26 editorial extracts fur- nished by the Associated press, the only one which is not positive in its tone is the cautious utterance of the (;erman language New York Staats Zeitung. It says that Prince Maxi- rilian became Chancellor through governmental revolutions, and says Se ee oe —— mee rs’ widely readers of the)! Fourth ! ) ippengents ‘for an Stl OUIS POST | “DISPATCH _ ithe it “We shall have to see what an- iswer President Wilson will make.” Full surrender Demanded. he positive spirit of the other pa- pers’ declarations is expressed in the declaration of the Cleveland Plain Dealer, which si | have the peace that has, “a peace of utter peace that is based on safe snees of future decency.” The Bal- American declares, ‘There can be no peace by negotiation with the Central Powers as at present or- ganized. Our Bulgaria surrender, a The New York Times, which was criticised for its recent sug- that the Austrian proposal! “unbindinge” peace discussion should be accepted, speaks positive- gestion lv against the negotiations now pro- |! “If Germany wants peace,” savs the Times, “let her do away with her irresponsible, braggart Kaiser, and speak by a government of her own people. * * * The American people stand man behind the President in the resolve that this war shall destroy the sa- tanic Potsdam power, and the Ho-'! posed. as one henzollern and Hapsburg dynasties.’ a Warning Not to “Grow Soft.” The New York World predicts that ‘‘Autocracy will be heard from again and again, with increasing hu- mility, before it finally sues for terms.”’ The Columbus Dispatch gives the warning, “We must not allow. our- selves to grow soft toward u::e -n- emy. We are at war with the most murderous lot of outlaws that has ever disgraced the earth. We must treat them as outlaws.”’ The importance of the Fourth Lib- ' Rocky Mountain News of lied nations.” 1ys that Germany can! now | ASSUP= | getting into this war, was no bluff. and Hunism will not ibe permitted to turn it into a bluff.’ is pointe@ out by the Denver, “Berlin will knuw from erty Loan which says, ‘this loan what to expecta patched peace or a peace dictated by the al- “An armistice.’ says the Des Moines Register, ‘““would throw away all the allies have gained in the 1 och offensive.” “Force to the Utmost.” The Llouston Post declares. ‘There ——_ . - - —— = '“force to the utmost,’ never was such a time to strike with every ounce of striking power.” ‘The St. Paul Pioneer che Ger- man purpose is ‘to Zet us discussing, instead of fichting,’’ and urges that “this latest and dealiest Hun pois yn” Press says be combatted. Tribune quotes declaration . of and says, “Tell Maximilian under- New York Wilson's The President your people that Prince of Baden, and if they can stand, an epoch may begin.” en ——= counteracts the bad effect of sun,wind and your complexion The smoke and dust of city life, and the sun and wind of the country, spel! ruin for good complexions. But Resinol Ointment, aided by Resinol Soap repairs the damage done in this way and helps to keep the skin clear, clean and fresh. dust upon Resino!l Ointment is cooling, sooth- ing and healing fo an irritated skin, It contains medicinal agents that are in no way harsh or harmful and may be used without hesitation. All druggists sell Resino] Soap and Ointment, Why don’t you try them: ain a | Mohawk brown . salin and tricolette combina. tion, $20.00 7 | uo x Congo brown satin, atik floss embroid- ered, $20.00. Sila Extraordinary Sale Tuesday— Tomorrow 350 Women’s — New Fall Dresses Values Up to $45.00 A special purchase of 200 new Dresses. from one of America’s best known designers and makers of Women’s Dresses and augmented by 1 taken from our regular $25 to $45 line, will be offered to- morrow at a marvelously low price. The Garland quality, style, exclusiveness and distinction pre- ‘ails foremost in every Many model is new. garment. Every shown for the first time tomorrow. Street and Afternoon Dresses Dinner and At Home Dresses obtained greatly under price 150 new Fall models Dresses for Every Occasion Dresses for Every Figure Special Sale Price "20 Regularly Priced Up to $45 Beautiful New Fall a Materials of ‘Serge, Satin, Crepe Meteor, Georgettes, Charmeuse Satin, Satin and Georgette Combinations, Tricolette and Satin Combina- | tions Tailored Serges, Tailored and Dressy Satins, | | Scores of beautiful models to choose from. Now. is asked to do. noon and Do Your Christmas Shopping This is something the public all kinds of shopping. asked to do this as a war measure. And, if you are interested in these Dresses, our advice is, ‘‘lay aside everything Tuesday fore- “SHOP EARLY” ete everyday and on You are 4 ne tricolett: and sati? eombina- ‘tion, $0.00. MONDAY Lckive wales en Z _ aaa - i . — ST-LOUIS | POST | “DISPATCH a Sar ate ee err = ane -_— — —— eee Do Your Chrislmas Shopping Now a ———— BUY Bronze Base Lamp Mounts with two lhghts; for shades of parchment silk or other fabrics; prices of Lamps only $15 to $29.50 Candlestick Design of bronze, some plain, others with Cloisenne decoration, all with two lights $14.50 to $25.00 New Store Hours: 7 Uuoo 9:00 to 5:30. Shop — Karly 3% in the - = a a Olive and Locust from Ninth (Oo Tenth {TH LIBERTY BONDS————— ie A Big paentaes Event Kkven a greater kKivents last week. and the \ UY 4TH LIBERTY

$7.50 and $15.00 » suited for pie- in original colors 75¢ to $15.C0 Fourth Floor. BON DS siccnaimsiclsitilaailbcine’ ——a ion Oi] Perfection Heater, in fall # nickeled trimming, — blue vitreous @ enameled drums, | lead coated resefe voirs, $8.50 Gas Heaters in various. stvles ; $5.50 to $13.50 — polish- rum 8s, steel Coal Heater, airtight, 1 $i trimmed: vanous : $21.00 to $33.50 — Oak Heater, trimmed in three Sze, _ $13.00 to $21.00 © (‘oal Hod.”’ plain ; 1 Poor we ight i . ; Snovel Toor Thre 7 | irnace @ ? ‘Quick Meal.’ There are sev- hasement ‘ red fron?., $20.00, THOMAS W. GARLAND 409-11-13 Broadway ‘THE MOST DANGEROUS DISEASE A ee No organs of the human body are, s® important to health and long iife! as the kidneys. When they siow up and. cemmence to lag in their dudies. look out’ Danger ia in sight Find out what the trouble te—without A4elay. Whenever you fee! nervous, weak. Giszy. wuffer from sleeplessness. or have naine in the back -weake up at Your kidneve need help 4 ‘oe warn vo ‘nat your »é ermine their Pins ; ae’ " nha F adn are f A inet ‘Hz rm J and he canverted into u Bhich are causing vou distreas it? destroy Yo: uniesg they are driven from your system, i oare. ihese are saigen« Get some GOLD MEDAI, Preparation used all over the world for | contain only centuries They toned. shething oils Strengeth-civing and herds. clans int} MEDAL, their daly Haariem Ol! Capsu from the iz e'are na rinorte ‘ Drana Accept no substitute packages Three sizcea--AD\, Haariem 4) Capsules at once. They are an ola, combined svetem-cleansing weil known and used practi« es are irn uring the ‘abvoratories ; are onvenier ‘ prompt Ne refunded Parker’s tried 10¢ ©id-fash.- with | HEADACHE POWDERS lor Neuralgia and Headache, THEY NEVER FAIL! bb physi (,e3T To first une ispat tele months of ted 195.2364 . ‘ ry ore ear ' — titers COMBINET> ra — ' A Mmafgri as the TWO othe - a evening newspapers COMBI to R time st 1. {> iis NEDL rer Rids IN TEN NadinolaCk& oot HOU" jie , x | fan, a. pimples, liv etre Extret twenty day® Pores and tissues of 1m fares the Kin ear, soft, Sold - leadi or or mati NATIONAL TOILET COMES Paris. Tenn. oOunters my at 7 am ary of pneumonia, contracted whil making calis among his a last week. : He was 43 years old. was born P tn Ireland and was ordained a pri y Archbishop Glennon in 1912. H was appointed rector of St. Alphon sus’ parish in June, 1915. OR OF ROCK CHURCH DEAD The funeral of the Rev. Father J. Rock) mara 4 _ ué, pastor of St. Alphons 1118 North Geel will be held Wednesday at 14 atthe church. He died yester. at St. Mary's Infie-. ‘. ¢” * BROADWAY AND MORGAN Dresses Women's $12.98 Silk Dresses Beautiful ~ styles and eye colors; made ‘ ee of erepe de chine, satin, taffeta silk -and @ilk poplin, sizes 16 years to 42 bust $20 Plush Coats In the latest styles; trimmed fabric; sizes 16 years to 46 bust 75c Shirting Silks quality Shbirt- ing Silks; very with fur 59c Sateen Fast black mer- cerized lining Sateen; yd. wide; in Basement $1.50 Petticoats Women's sateen Petticoats, with plaited $1.00 Navy Blue Serge Yard wide; half wool; eut from bolt; Growing Girls’ $5 and $3.50 Shoes. Growing Girls’ patent button an cloth and white tops, low heels; #126¢8 ely to 6, 1 $1.9 3.00 and $3.50 4 lace Shoes; LL ALE LE — $2.50 Lace Curtains 300 pairs Curtains, 2% and yas. long. white " or ecru: made on good qtiality neta: choice, pair. 40-inch fine wun- bleached Sheet- ing: remnant e leces up to yards ya 75¢ Linoleum choice sele * ae of extra fine quality Feit Linoleum very epecial. vd Women's fine gaug® Hose, children's durat Hose. mens quality He made for service and isfaction: Pair, 25e.

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Ce Oe Oe Ree ge gree a i ih ah ek a rere pare Ve er re rn eae STIONIIS POST-nispaTCr MONDAY G, OCTOBER 7, 1918, ___ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ 7 oo ~_~ Se LE SS LS SSS 1 mm OF ROCK CHURCH DEAD |MILITARY AND CIVIC ESCORT nn LOST AND FOUND) _~WALL PAPER CLEANING. ETC. i ~~ ~ : % HERE FOR DEAD LEGIONNAIRE , | nt Oe eT Te ee OE ee ee erieg, petatios. Browaier. * z : sie ' alton ith A, t T2897 ’ Karl Eee, pastor of St. Alpheneus’ | M arry : | BUTTON—Lost, small gold red enameled FOR Jons in low-priced wall paper” ore ; : n, pas : ; ‘ | | Shrine button, of itt) alu cept io Ptmcgeasy FO a O cslnnt 5 i of 4 i ; J. McGin p pnonsus arines C Coffin Draped in- owner 6 teamnabe: ete Caeee Sener = Miller @6 Frankiin avr. pock) church, 1118 North Grand French Flag on Way 610-612 4 f f f, “The House questions asked. Return to 1225 Olive st. | ROOMS papered. $0 best work 2 “ii eect ¢ eo : shop ee we Pag ten nee in lhe grenue, Will be held Wednesday at 10 Through City. | : CHARM—Loet. gold, lion's pead. diamond in yoviede arts, Laan wut Day 7 sm. aoe Asien : — eee | lvcgg body of Sergt. Fourrier Tem- Washington 3 8 of OT a | ' on gay at 7 . paper included ) . 4 . . >» 7 ) : * DEED—Lost. real estate deed. Friday, Mept “OOF. Lindel 2T3W. Lane. ‘ : i , : ; — : Lf ‘ " ( ourtesy. : Oa ( | gus’ parish in June, 1915. officer assigned to it. | DOG—Lest, Yorkshire terrier, Friday nigh! ATTORNEYS AT LAW | n license No. 13361: reward. call after 1 p m — — A ~ - . —— — The body was lifte; | > ; y & : i gage coach by 1° 1 from the bag- cA _Rearyiane CENTRAL LAW Bureau, 804 Chestnut; legal y 12 marines of the St 2LBGLASSES- re pair gold Tim-ieas, re- rat jllections. experienced attorneys l r “&> 7 rw Pe I ee ae - sj ‘ ware Ro Pr. ’oet~T)l erm * ’ ce ’ jlaced | a us — Louis station. The box was wra pped wt . _pes : Dispmton awice MES DE EDR E ‘ p _in a French fla (3 i GARNET PIN t, reward 4157 Wy: BG matters damage and pension cases 5 '@) at ls ree i g. 7. \ ‘ R. Mechin ry ing (irs: ‘ " t; f , fol . atten ted to a tvice free i p . | piacead @ Wreath on the flag, a trib- | GLOVE lost, gray. Saturday; blew out of — es antermnonmenmmmcasunein te | |ute of the French Society of St Cannl eae” Window. Coy Mle sansen. DANCING , Louis. a GtN ro . h > 13 = o-~* - ~ Nttiln alls jill : | nt ast, Sixkshooter. from 2Sl3 Pine to, — , a " a BROADWAY | A procession of representative -Si4 Pine; reward. Return “$14 Pine | SATIONAL DANCING ACADEMY, 21st and Ss of | Sam Hilman to Olive: dancing Thuredav, Saturday, Sun- a . (44) all allied nations, each le 4 AND MORGAN , carrying his | ive wih ut ake aie . : ay lesxons afternoon. evening ag, m | P—-Lost; aluminum; and hub cover a a Se | flag; a company of Home Guards un- | rom Waverly electric; return for reward. DAVID FE. SHREWSBURY, 2605 Iacust. Bomont 72% (2) ona Tnettond 1 gue e | e | KEYS—Lost; on ring; Oct. 28: reward. Cali fwrv ANCING. 4415 . sentatives of the Liberty Loan Or- | To still further enhance the reputation Renton 763. — Oe er ae ru ran‘eed 8 7 a bg agg For: | 8anization and the Chamber of Com- | | LA VALLIERE— Lost, in South St. Louis; re. ' oT , “ : } , ’ ; shi \\ 1} 1h Oily Dresses z | mence escorted the body to the Penn- | 9 e « pd if returned SIQTA SS Pennsyvivania = 1 sylvania train. which was to carry } | f S fi ld fi r value giwing Mi INEY Lost. $20 on Easton av... between § ry it (‘ora and Burd: reward 1448 Burd to Indianapolis, where it will be met O onnen € S O MONEY—Lost, $265 tn currency 'by the Legionnaire | Saturday, between Stillwell, Mo. and Tow CAVE Dancing Academy. Olive and 22th; ye: ares who are there 4 er (rove Station: reward Noto) Lawton. leseons evetry afternoon, eracept Sundays: a | : Women’s | d Coats of , $12.9 | gi Ye then will be taken to Ar- | NOSE GLASSES--Lost, about 3 weeks ago: | [ign#te® oF in claes, Call or phone oer > : 8 | lington Cemetery, Washington, pre-| a pair of nose giasses: chip in center top - Es “ H' — . Mm ; . ‘abs a “2 iG Ever Sunday afternoon and . / . sumably to be held . ; d oOen ee: reward. Call Cabany 584. (e2) DANCING Every i unda oths Burellas \ Silk for shipment to = unning ur Yl! Yi ~ a? ‘ | PAY ENVELOPE--Lost, containing money; | overs’ Same ont , Re roic | ze | France after the war. hame on envelope. V. Calvert, American! gion (including war tax). gent! newest styles. The Dresses | vty ams EY . AL ei OMe der Capt. Clarence King, and repre- os i > eee ee Mn a en peteabaind ete aN a os eee ala Te aes Re 5 ant erie ta ln Nate tt NAA A ONE CLE EI A OT te OE. I Ce lA le ny ii aR et OME mace | PR ite ie tlemen i As the trai npulled out the ma- Sut Renee aa atice 380. Ne extra chara Ee eet a , a ae fr ee nd te Ue *K ETBOOK—Last: containing ; t ti ’ pe ' ‘ ; : — - ‘ - € gg money: on atructions or checkroom privileges; best or wy ae prelnerseahemsedeg er A and Smart Tailored Coats Tighe, ercal, tone v"Retaed"Reiats | Shore” hid later rnke et, Saleem oe BPRO&Q PL BF PLP PLL PK mm. * —— -~. Beautiful _lute, as did American officers and 4852 St. Louis, _ 2 ie floor and accommodations. | ¢ ave, Descias | Ste privates in the trai | . Lye n! | PURSE—Lost, in restaurant, at 1727 Markec| Arademy, Olive and 29th, airs a ; | Mem stvies and e train about the sta- ae I 7 ° eee eee r ies irket | Qeers. (os Rates. Beto -. 2 EN: SS Special Purchase! cit Senin gee ne eclralion cer | AS ee ; y } ; ’ _ ; ; . ’ ' ali ternre SOW | etal t. mcoiors; made ; . Las fin Sey > p - ; irate : ) . i : ‘ : * ; Severa] thousand persons attended } a >) Yor. a e / 4 i lLoe-et: on Tavior car south or He INSTRUCTION , ‘Be | Sia — " mw funeral services for Sergt. Temperli ee 4 , oe — taining wat. Yond Ur cemenh te anaes SCHOLARSIINE FoF er chine: satin, | in Convention Hall at Ka nsas City ' SC te . Hox ° O28 Post-Dispatch B ? yal ot (a : ney and ell cheap ial / 4 "ePSle i; r ; ; abe 7 PURSE Lost: 0 “oO rt ¢ wr "ark « r Con =. : . aad — oe = . co taffeta silk yesterday. a taining = aca Pi savinas. lB bs papebec! ql yt 1.CATN ye fay , —-————_-——— d e ' ont e ett ~e. to $200 monthly situations gcuare ; ncn 8}, lk ¥& —-- : and pap rs, Keturn to 2815 Henrietta; re Reuvey Eecheae Ee oe |_| \ poptin, sizes @@ | GROCER ANO EX-CONVICT HELD ear 7) ae : ICIOUS FIRE 6 ! me ah lel ee N. | YOUNG women needing help, before and etion ol colors ' Lenningtem’s cigar store 0 4th st.; | = lee Hospital, ais w “ | te Police Say Charlies Vance Carried 3 Rated comm Septet * hs | | Gasoline Saturday in Can Found ear dumena tina. Titteny, Gating. at | “TF MEATRICAL euesesectee : Near Abe Cohen’s St ore = yon t f id ep ry oo - Se or PPP PPM POO" a a . | A es ad ‘ : | ‘4; utzfeld or Lafayette Park: heirloom; re- Abe Cohen, proprietor of a gro- | ; ward. 6 Whittemore. THEATRICAL school: etage dancing — 7 : anos - : penmeeinerans ht. David E. Shrewsbury, 403 Hol- cery at 4900 Easton avenue. and | mf ; | SHORS—Last: pair light brown, Saturday, land Bids. . ry (1) = - neue . ‘ , . Oct. 5, at Grand-Leader; lady's toliet room = , BONDS . ewig f /3 Charles Vance of 1421 North Twen- Sf: , : ' | finder pleace call Miss Link, Lindell 3964 ty-second street. an ex-convict. are : ve | . ) A, , reward. 334) Washington . M p O Y M F N T ‘under arrest while investigation is | SIGNET RING Lowt. last week, initials H $20 Plush Coats m being made of a fire which destroyed L..; liberal reward for return. A. Jeffers ’ 4 - 823 Holland Bidg.; Olive 4077 \\ A N [ E 2) lat ty] re! Somts interior of Cohen’s store at 2 a. : In the very latest styles; m. yesterday. Vance at various' SPATS—Lost. Saturday afternoon, pair aray trimmed with fur fabric; | tin ner BaP |times has been arrested in connec- TIE PIN—lost. amethyst. and pearl; lost count Ic per line on $3 or more in- spats. on Spring. betweenrUottage and St m this section and | ig ‘ se with fires, but his only convic- . » : Friday evening; liberal reward, on account / ie Sa : hore elegant show- | a 46 3 tions were on charges of daylight ' ay \ | of sentiment attached. 390TA Labadie. Lan. MEN. BOYS —," 2 : PRR OS RN NI I i OO On tte — ee vo a. a “om od, ae oe es any ane ci” \ “-, 3 Louis av., Cass or Natural Bridge car. Ca! Solid agate. first three linea or lesa Main 410). 2c. e@dditional lines 10c each. Dis- | ib - i = , iF i ' a... a... - a ; ard B® " way car Return to 1834 8S. ith, uputalny: Zt Post-Dispatch . * , i ’ ; ' . (6 sat ICE Is nent itil PI TA aR or amiple of the **‘ Adam burnished high lights | | irting Silk | ! a | | | : ro & . | 2 4 |with two cans which he left at a ‘ / a reward. NP . AOCOUNTANT— Position want . « a . ‘ a “Yt — “oma ; ac - : ) anted by consult- rice $60.00 | 75C Shirting | S ‘grocery. They examined the larger | a) ae f h ] i r | | | vi30n4 ee ee ine was otties a gy By --B s ws so ‘ ~€ > + } = ) | a. — | gineer, as office manager, expert account- ‘ : Remnants of fine ff can, which held 10 gallons, and | ee No need to take our word or the va ucs WATCH—last;, World's. Fair pin attached. ant. auditor or credit man: am an organizer. Mirror 11) the quality Shirt- 'found it contained gasoline. Later | oe. just SEE THE COATS. That, after all, 1S the . 2. _ Sunday; Tower Grove Park. Grand Ld a peer gy | one ef tas A... ' 9 ; a: , | 5: . : | : iw : ACELET Lost: gold; at Grand | aC ; ieen Anne period, of wr | he removed the cans and the detec-| | truest test. Compare their quality, fineness al // a -_ "oa Bes > Pauly drug store; lib- counting and auditing: capable of handlimg | e 3 | =| Eno] { ; ee large propositions; salary reasonable. Hux id mahogany. dull fin- tis es followed him, but lost the trail | nage 43. 28" Murphy Bide. Past =" Kt eae on = mill, near Taylor and Easton avenue, four} | ed: wish ‘o ): ‘draft claes of material, superiority of workmanship, and 7 , | ridge 43. 285 Murphy + Bldg, Fest si.| K-3, Fost. — . é . ° ff . 4 ) d LR-—-Sit.: present empio ; price $32.50 | ‘blocks from Cohen's estore. the lavish employment of fur as trimming. | a / fae » ot = change in hear future: age # 5. reliable: accustomed to night work and machinery. %10 Morrison. i?) ie , | After the Cohen fire an empty ; | s od ea anel Mirrors, some 59c Sateen wy can, identified by detectives as the. Magee at Taye AUTOMOBILE WHEEL—Found; light buff ad in keer aon of. l, others square ;- DPar- -*) 4 | one they had examined, was found s | Ad Call Cabany 1827R. . 1+ Oe . | . ss W > A a . - ce_ work, can furnish good references, ila r}y attract ive are Fast black mer- Ne | in a shed back of the store. George | % Pompom Coats ool Velours KEYS—-Found: three on ring, owner may A-67, Post-Dispateh. . “ae have same by paying for ad. Central 2005 CHAUFFEUR “eS —a —2 ‘ , ' Baar ‘ = : pa. dA : - — ’ , : pt from draft. ge tiny shed 1) dill gold cerized lining lagenbrock, employ ed at the store as | ; 3 | h B d ] t] MATTRESS Found. 3200 Morgan at. (el) _ Masey, 1218 Hickory BHGFR Ae (3) .s : ) . IWC a S Ce ; deferre: >) ade e ’ tie eg Oe COLOTINES in Basement..... ‘there twice, the last time Saturday! | RPO Sa PS ek ee Sg Oe 7.50 i | B Cl th | BLACK MULE—2638 Clara. dreas B. Ervin, 2837 North Market st. _ $7.50 and $15.00 | afternoon. Cohon denied knowledge | Seal Plushes ura OUrmts | AUTO TOP COVER —Twelfth District. CHAUFPEUR—Sit, by white, in private tamn- , lof the fi bei dis | TIRE—Tweifth District. R ily; ean drive any make car; willing to | SSS BGAN RCONGIArY. | POCKETBOOK Central District.| K other work around place. O. 4530 sn TN I ge 1 ARI : “ ' ? AIREDALE DOG —Central District. Mi o t rames () Pp tt t kh : entr oe | nnesota (2) | : > SKID CHAIN—Twelfth District. | a mn we --____——__-— , - os 1coa S | Mail Clerk Fined $250. : ATTRA NCE BOOK Bighth District CHEF—Sit.; 25 years’ experience; I don't 7 . ba . ce ‘ : er _ a atric drink; competent to hapdie any kitchen y suited for pie- Women's sateen United States District Judge Dyer . go SO Eo RING——Reventh District Box K-9%, Post Dispatch (2) ? \'today fined Robert B. Whitesides, a —=— : : made for anv S17 ; . | COOKS Position by man and wife an camp ' ieee " | : Petticoats, |former mail clerk of 3711 Hydraulic A Disa! et ee ee 1 original colors | | with plaited avenue, $250 when the latter pleaded @ a ——$————S)\ | - 1] ; = C 7 } . | SSGH BT Teena canal au ter 75¢ to $15.C0 | flounce.... iguilty to rifling the mails. White- went aS L DEATH? ( itll DEATHS PERSONAL Ji ver) urate Mtamily: “city. country. Bos | . ‘ a ba : K-75. Poset-Dispatch ; eth Floor. a m™ side was indicted May #% for taking \& - AE Sows: lit anal ~ > —— re ee ; ’ - : , a sneneeet i ‘were «| K ZER— Sund: ct. 6, at| PECHER--Entered into rest Sunday, | wy ACE-COESTER— Entered into rest , l and Special Notices, 20c DRIVER—Sit. by Buick driver. 8 years ‘$7 from a letter. The maximum Gt*®#SEKE--On Sunday, , ©, - 1938, 3, KRATZER Alt agg $h chow | the Oct. 6, ITS. at 9:2 t eher wae tne wes TT at Naval Yaris, Ante ong out-of-teuen orders jc per perience; can drive and repair any ; " _ a4 a" . , 4 . P sore ' j “> I). Tl ; A i i Li i iY - " ye ay - ° - = erge tiary, or both. Whiteside told the, Lange. ‘ uck), dear son-in-law f. Jos i id Albert haereneny age ng Boge gS Schlic! a werent neges’s three or more tnaeriiona me MNGINBER--Sit. by practical engineer, 15 m ait ‘ fa our dear brother re ler tT) AYN . . . — = . aint . . » If t and Dorothy an te mm . years experien - in iarge refrigeration. ‘ .-% — ™ , BS ,»uneral Wednesday, Oct. 9% at 2 D. bake ; ‘ ; ES : an , i Y rd wi je: half | Court t he illne SS of his wife and «¢ hild Pon reside é. MONA Evans a =aee, Motor i ‘ ( he agé ot o. Vvears . ontns thy AIO \ a Oot nq at g.4 ety ¢ AS LOT the age of 26 years 4 PERSONAL manufacturing and railway plants: compe- | H ‘ ‘ | x “ t and his need for money to meet pay-, s41emuiann, (Mo) papers pease copy. is); See Se Cl é f t im rom ath. Herina : Son's apel, ~ Funeen) n Tuesday. Oct. 8 at 2 p. m earth i UR GPE EL PIO AS ALG porn om ag bee co pn cme “Ten . unera rom family residence 4 Tent EInriesan? avenue , Tri a 4 3 & fa: aos cane hh } anc ligh-tension = ¢ Ca Crs woot; oe 4 |ments due on his home led him toO| GOLL—Entered into rest on Sunday, Oct ra avenue, on Wednesday morning at 9/ 70+ ee thence te . ) rin- | from residence of his sister, 4201A North Pull remittance must accompany matt erdore. K-218, Post-Dispatch (2) i : s “. > : iBpe 2 from bolt; steal. thence to ry + Twentvtfiret street corner Penrose, to St Pl th hree styles r BONDS ee eee ee a ‘ na . mnrerwiees a a he Po a ~ a | 191s, Theodore I’. Goll, beloved husband el CK to S J Chureh, Lhnene t friends inv! t ) Paul's Cemeters Military funeral. Motor. PERSONATI--Will lady living on Tae av... JANITOR--Man and wife desire wit. in large yard...-..----: j ————— = } of b,uCcy A. (?0)) (nee Archenba it). aw a’ r ‘ ‘ i é (femetery. i ; ’ . , ‘ Mt . . nd hc who witnessed drowning of Selwyn Hett! apartment, with living rooms: can furnish father of leslie and Ralph Goll, fear gente ' : WILHBLM-— Entered into rest on Monday, wer A. Ferruson, please call Mrs. Hettiger references H.- Teldner. S437A Oct. 7. 1918 : f -_- —_—s] anil r YF f Pea tH} nN: gé ( ounty ’ r ‘ cae P . - | ) E A | H S | Sint C. J. Goll and brothe: ec anern nieare Pimeg neaES »,; RIEMANN-—-On Saturaa, Ct, 28 18 at at 5:20 ¢ rr)... »|- 4569 Evans? : i . | - ; i'unera e ‘ . ¢ >? | é 4 » s yi 45 “a m.. Louisa Riemann inee W alk helm belo. ed ls 1} ite! tT} M4 J f - DOPT ON Ji ht PRIN rhe Pil nonunion wanta por.- 2. . por , : ee ; er ret) jearly belove ther of Fred-' Anna M. Wilheln (nee Auchter) A | lion pliense anewer immediate! stating ’ J. Goll. 4806 Oxtord aveni ‘ , , : , enhorst dearly beloved mother 0 sd ; a “ d . 4 . ° Growing Girls $3 " Death notices, first 6 tines or ites om arama om ae . % cant | VANDZETTEL Mntered bt erick and Harry Riemann. and our deat: sister of Adele Wilhelm, after @ brief ile QU - nn eo ne eee alary Box A-148, Poset-Dispatcn ° ‘ . ° s . * »« S ol Af ; wae ‘ sia ae : ‘ - tte , ’ ) , ae oe . e - 2? ” - - ; ~ ed 7 . “ ™ ; . c r wt? , cet- ' oe a ae eas ee ‘ Tri i . vf) rs { ar ie aeeridy ; AT) Funera! on Ture sdayv, Cet s At m.. fami ‘ resigence ow Warne av enue. : : 2 “ _s . - - ere neces the sen? Rox K ~1164. Post Tis button and lace Shoes; AHRENS —~-On Monday, Oct. 7, 1918, at GOODWIN lent red int rest on Sunday, |; rolls e Mohrmann an | yur lear sister North Grand avenue, to New Picker Ce . F COMING EVENTS MAN it.: bright voung man. 17 vears patent utto G:15 a. m., John H. Ahrens Jr.. dearly be- Oct. 6 1918, at 11:40 p cords M. (200d and grandinother ter: . Motor. WILSON Entered into rest suddeniy on | -~-~-- ——_ PPL . —— age; grammar school graduate: with of- > Sc VAa g i) d * i rly Pe ve; Lit 7 *T rr ‘ ‘ ’ ? ‘ ‘ on + ° 0 , , . ‘ heels; 817€8 | cen? Gee Seer ye oF 6 es fa a Phrge' : ap ~ ne "a pwqeday. Uct © Bt wow a ‘AN—Entered [nto rest on Monday Nellio H. Wilson inee Clark), at the @g@| Academy, 4470 Easton av.. Tuesday after- premenne office. Box a ux Post Dis. __@ “nephe i Meal Goldie ; " +} CRuPeN, thence to aivary ernie y. ‘ o- 2H from la Bel! funera! parlors sation bill, copies o whieh have een en tory labor und superintend upkeep mac " \ incent ba Weber and oul Decs ased was a member of Al ‘ hor liome > « f ob j ™ . : mene tn See ae. each organisation, will please mail amend ery in deferre!) clases desires poettion where dear grandmother. Council. 97% a and Stearnfitters . satayette avenue, ous ' yg ments to Reuben T. Wood, Madison Hotel. hard work and ability will be appreciated, . y°? " (*) Funeral will take place from the family jocal, No. 562 [Cos | =o Cemetery, (©) | Jefferson City, Mo, so they reach him in’ Box K-104 Hoest-Dispateh ; residence, 1220A Blackstone avenue, 01 : CARD OF T - time for consideration at meeting of MASTER MECHANIC-—-8 on essential lay ft nj , Oct. 8, at 8:80 aOciack, 1 , ban . Tntere into rest » Satur he nt a lative Committee and executive . nase. 1” ' ” Be Get 5 tata “at 5:40 Pp. a 4 tori Mrs, H. Wiseman an mily desire tO) which will be held there at 10 a. m., ees b TE a aca bie, of ~ Ge day, Oct. 10; any local union may send rep- UFFICE M LN Fox t eriences, = 6 — resentatives at their own expense. lLteuben hia servicer 10 ~ ernaon tein genera T. Wood, president Siate Federation of work. Rox A-*). -Post-Diepatect iti bor. Maurice J. Cassidy, secretary Building PORTER Sit by ellabie colored wani- a on ' ’ rm ’ Trades Council (@) jor 2% to G or 8: write. H. Jackson, 616 Bishop (nee ospita Y W aehington is s aged 3 j es. He is survived by his avenue, Tuesd: t & ' ' to 3 ‘ lish - nickeled trimming, on, aged ~ ter hree ‘ . Cod cbt he pga a ate Dp. M.. 10 ve Poses thence to Calvary ; : : |wife, Blanche, and three children, (ody, vary Cemetery. Motor Motor pine’ thank friends and relatives, aleo Commander m 3, bluelvitreous | Nathaniel and Elizabeth: also his father. Motor wife of Andrew eT a” soa rn an! -© : *aiti il . ) . - ° ”y + ° : bison, if é } .e pee enameled drums, J P. Anderson of Collinsville. Iil.; Miss | WALLA—Entered into rest on Oct. 6, 1918. aceiiiass ‘ Tae « lave 0! Edward ‘niller) and sympathy shown us in our bereavement lead ‘ wated reser- | Maud Anderson, Mrs. Ilorace Look, Mrs. Rfuth A. Ilalla, beloved intant daughter of VMcGINN Af r ‘ 17 oe t in , rs. ab m ot ; ; a aah a a | oathar ichard whe dled VoOIrs, (Guy Kneedler, Mrs. Leslie Burritt, Mrs. Charlies and Maud Halla. at the age of wv Mary's Infirrnar { ry Re illiar ‘ Pintnef, 30! AD . “rs Ser a* 7 e Philadelphia Navy Yards $8.50 James Arte}), sisters; and Don ©. and did- months Funeral from familv residence, MeGinn, C.S. &. RR... fst. Al inst Joh 7 lenka (ne ° ney Anderson, brothers. fc) 4371 Papin street, Oct. 8, at 10 o'clock a. ‘Roek) Church, at the age of 43 years and (nee Pintner), sister a':nt m.. to New Picker Cemetery). ie i Gay® ; Pintner). sec ou ‘ ethe aged } PRINTER—Man with 3% years’ expertence fo ) me A : : | ; ; _ S ay, et. 5, 1918, 11:15 “ner rvice: ill 1 i t aid churec! , ndmoth and CAL-RTi ndmether, ‘ en - [. oe M5 . Gas Heaters in various ere eee, Oct. 8. 191e ae itl Meiniiaip-—Meiared inte rest on.dten-| at 10x. mo aent Weanentay. Oct. tc) | Gevaert gw | SPIRITUALISM | | BUSINESS CARDS seen tearm job and cylinder press feeding - , , ~ ae “ - ,. €e : a. mi., iter in - _ + @ ; 9 he can learn job and cylinder press feedina — ; } ‘ de aunt of : ' 918 a+ 19:-4% + = al on Tuesday, Oct . at - Pp. M., : heels , Suid sty les Henry and Anna Arand and ar aunt | day, Oct. «, 1918, at 12:45 a. . Bervh: Skuta’ : e , fe residence. 3441 Dresden avenue, —_, Hox KS. Post-Diepatch (7) Vé oD : . i . Adele and Clara Bolte. _ Hanenstab (nee Ruffi. beloved fi MEY¥ER-—On anh tor ic $5.50 to $13.50 ; §2.50 Lace Funeral from residence, — er oe? Wilma, William, James azenstal 4°45 ] m : Picker Ceme v Moto! 1) _ ; relove Solid agate loc line, minimum foe SAI.FSAMAN— Sit by experienced, familiar . , r . a >: : ' : wit a —_ 7 , r rAT TAT —tT TT! tf “ONVEN- c a A “mith atin Arner} eon + wants te re street, on Wednaday, (Oct. ae (and Mrs Birdie Sheets ‘nee Hazenstab),: band of Natherine 7 . Ley), an ae aes ae NA TIONAL, >), [RIT ALS . iis toatains Discount ATE oy Ge Ho three oF rith hati Rear > P m Ad “# A. m. Interment at T nion, Mo 5, Deceased Was mother-in law and gran watt ot mn he! fifty os r ALE! of Jal Oi ana p i on ; Ss SFARS (on Sunday. tier o. 1918. at i ] ; iene } aA;NiLeTrsS biotel A ii is ivi a3 ] 4, of m. _ “Me _— > + Amenten Res C ] H , rta ns /a member of Third Order of St. J Francis and seventh vear ind deat brother, ure rP-in-ia' é a. m Philo: qa Seare (nee Mai ke! ' ” 4 + Monee iT a tye : iT oal Heater, airtight, St. Anthony's Young Ladies’ Sodality. (c)!~ Funeral Wednesday, Oct. 9. at 2p. 1 nele. in his forty-ninth it Malachy’® parochial resi: = + CARPET CLEANING--UPHOLST’G _§ : patch a ake } . CHivPiNG CLERK—Man, ralires@ exper! j : | and F () U N L) EMPIRE Carpet Cle. & Upholstering Co, 2128 ence, wishes to connect as shipping, recety » »? *e '* . rT. yas. long: white A da. Oet g.. 1918. at 8:35 p. m.. Josep l South dems on : ‘rhie to Jesu a aw “eg a S+ Malachy’ + h interment H + 720 ent al 4303 nex clerk or ‘r tracer highly recommended m $21 00 $33 50 ; or ecru: made on Barhorst. dear father of l’rances B. Die K HBEALY—F nteread into regt, at Kort , P ‘hur ’ i nets: choice, . Rarhorst ™ and dear grandfather QO! at h ii j ] rank ( tieal\ ( iatner ait t r) i ' " O71: . ‘ ha i ast SMITH cs Entere } in on Saturday, Di ecount Ic per line on tAree or S829 Finney: Liase nerate typewriter grad . 7 ; ; J Dieckhaus. at the age of 74 vears i4 Magdalene Healy. ' beloved son ae ae Ooh & ; (ora Werner more ineertione ia bsg .s ’ “~~ re 147 Poet. I omfort Oak Heater, | davs aoe Seret. Charles and Johanna Heaiy, and dei 5 — ; Oct , — . z a oy wife of Private! ~ “ mn a - — . S A-t9 . . i\inera! from family residence, 505 Hen- jrother of Mrs. W. A. Kramer an irginia O’BRIEN — Entered into rest on Sun- , Smith nce. > name dear mother of Corine. LOST ‘NG 1 vith thorough knowledge of immed in three sizes, i derson av., Clayton, Mo., Wednesday Oct. °. Healy. day, Oct. 6, 1918, at 1:45 a.m, Thoms ; i Marie and Robert Smith, and | ~~ — — AAPL PPP automobile ts pesxition as opprenties to St. Josephs Catholic Church, at ¥Y a Khemains will arrive Tuesda\ ; ic ‘ ©'Hrien. beloved son of Patrick and Hridce ae daughter in-Jaw and sis- ; : $13 00 to $21 00 | ) ; : mm m. interment private. Please omit flowers. ¢ yneral iater j r ‘kenny. brother of John, Cat! oul mn he tage et | . . fire . . . | cose ring nna and hk Urien, Mrs | te 31 yea 9993 «st | |! ; | . C ee ng | \“.—EEntered into rest on Thurs-) WERRMANN Sunday, Oct. 6, 1918, 3 Mar tiller nd To rovny rie: ‘une ce meine On ones. er E OU RTH LIBERTY LOAN etc. 2 floor, 309 N. Sth st. _ _fes) SITUATIONS —WOMEN, GIRLS tRALI : , 4 othe eae metas ete. 2) fic SC Coal Hod,’’ good weight a ay. © 918, at Base Hospita’. oar ee , Henry rlefrmann, aged ae 7 me san " COUPON BOOKS PERCOLATORS —We repair all makes, put a Food Weign | 49-inch fine un- Tiev. Rerklin. Bat f Caroline residence, Castleman avenue, on Tues td LOST—Nos. 11127, 20547 34777 on handies that don’: burp off. aiso repair POOKKEEPRR-~-Sit experience. Al refer ’ ‘8 r . . Rg ”" oy’ 1 4 ‘ ‘ . —m Fs ~ , , " _ : ; . Kan., . Elmer Artill years, y beloved husba 1, Nf . aa bleached Sheet- {tery FE Twenty eighth Piel Artiliery, e lee r). anid father o eu FY Ain Yet S a clock. t A , @ - Pye an i aluminum ware ; iroadway (ene ames ed likeeo vour books even f ; i. LA Sener a Ov sn ee 4, 4 bree “ne hp ec eh a wy Bey tegen: , > . Trtere into rest aft®r a -lin- ” 20 Q°° “a 33! ma . cee : - Sagal er 1" 69¢c Ink; remnan ( ‘leved son of Martin and Hattie Berklin (nee ne, ar, Amer at at ne waa cient ee Fp padairy eme SMy¥ rae vs Oct. 6, 1918, at 38082, 80926, 130546, 143951, | PLUMBING repaira and temodeling: Gone ge =6ox KS L) ato +} : ‘ ’ i* 2t.1) Ste ~~? ‘« ™ - . " : . SE OO A 4 . : ’ } —~ ~~ - fr) . : f% ' 7 eon re a . : ‘ ; mn Sundays t eller), eed 2h veafs , An n riends afr espectfully invited gering } eS ee. at 1449RQ 48°29 jent and charged ¢ ' bel rine gw! - g oot ; 6540 leces up to a oy from, renidence, S@1A North we oe a “ped + ean en narle: Smythe, beloved hus 144989, 248524. right and chare ‘ a i “ Jeirmar ‘? . . fine quality the time will be + bi + " lo nenidets 291. a a a8 Ber : , Chevalier ¢ oune!l No 2130 Pine: Centra! 4707, Bomont 1385 Co., Bonded ndeill 4s Deima ane airt rane areterred 4610 was a member of St. Ser wai (co) Oct. 8 at 1:30 p. m., to St. Bridget’s Churc! a : ae ee =: 1086, Royal Arcanum, and Council WO. -) ZUTOMOBILE CASINGS—Laat, Drim and WE make a specialty of long-distance ae 7? et ke | Ta idieaged lady partment, Engine Company No. *- thence to Calvary Cemete: Moto nes NECN he See Se we oe United) Commerce! preverers tubes, somewhere in county; liferal ie- ; Ing were fn: hg pad OF BOUr, fein OY poeltion ‘rifles 2) Yuberhan _———- . f On 4 ' ' Onn . . : ‘ 2n01 Park ouvrdain ase f ? : ° int Fort e , 45: r fahn } 45 ; 7 on oe rN filled in action some- ward ys , ~ a I : ee }*y ' : middie aged teddy DEATON—FEntered into ~og* ini@ Harry ; HUCKER-—Enterea in rest on Saturday, . 72. - ee | ie NGERMANN - — 1: teste G PAG ontaining bowling bell and» NOT by the hour: storage, Moving. packing. e ef Mrs “jewart ton, N. M., Sunday. Sept. «' 4 ¢ i> | om oY , "rites Sta’ iarin CX : ante RRASHE'S $75.000 bonded warehouse: sepa : "a o } “yuneral or esa , r> Phe onan 7 oe 'n r eau ] y e omp ex a : sieht llc - la) from family mle ' lison st? ‘tai. Navy Yard. FP oom * ol “T . cont kodak tabie- rate irom rooms: m9 - hae Sesnean. ’ = os Laie * . saees . bs . . ; - A . ’ , , Hie ce . . — , : ’ rr) > : ‘ . ‘* ie “ a - . r “% in ; mo , AYS og *, € DEERING Entered into rest A > Bent to St. Peter's ’ r nas 1 t nt in) atur ‘ay f , lahn GO ™ Gielh . by es meet a bere — ‘ é (®) ¢ IN TEN pD f Oct c O18, at 9-45 A. m., Sees a at the fully ins tted , t | *} 1918 a ¢ V5 ’ t F » : es Tr ‘ Je ’ : ’ : g9 - : , arg borne . ow S Jefferson - CR en — Pe aggre we ity . m ‘ : ; ing, beloved husband of Laura Deering, ; beloved band of oretti se 4 e Wailsh a : ~~ , the cor containing CHEAPEST orice on your storage. moving a ino a ° ’ pion ' JOERDING Lintered mt rest «¢ Su i} Spel Orin and dei SOT of ‘red Danie! rogcene . Beers ” 9 genre & ” omer Ribie ep mone (aba : job furniture is ~. : - : , ? ' the ‘Tra enemies . ni o racy Co., 22319 Greveis oe ‘ age of 67 years. ~ 4 at . ae. ‘ n : is Wednesdays Oct. %. . a | day. Ay @ m.,. John BAL ’ l’rasee ani lei brothe 0 rin : . aie ied) . TM enutltlet : Special , tect ene casliaenre. oon Third os r prot! : (“hares ti and i mene! oir® ‘ars gen t ar Sist (sertruce “ 2 ae ‘ oo see aining about $* 1585 W nL ELE AL = , — : Ji - : ' Church, Loer . ' , broth m5) of and ludalph iy ' at th f aR te . + 19 ears |} monta ‘ ~ ITI. (“ASK ~ Laat. contain ee - X T — vey apes | for Ht., to St. ee Moler. | Fee pel SK age fg. E & Be nmun! CASE Ie award: please return to ~~ URONORT STORAGE CO. , ~~ ~ i Carme! (ec 7’ : ' ' garage ees Fhe ' ce 5, Gear rake plat fron rane r , f , - . ! : — . & oo : ome | if li , ; oO : if : re b*unerd , A ; : ; irepreef warehouse aate «l eur th et pert. 3 Guarantee¢ . | Tuesday. FELD--At residence, 4131 XS eee a Mineral . resiie i brother: l’rankiin 3 ni hence to S? a Ceme , i=. "urs aaa . an oe BO ; =e liber Bond, third fear household goods “4 no" ene oom kh it . handie naloved ani 1x ' ) iwenty-fif ter) lata 1 ember of morni: » at ww ' 9g BB. one at ever . in Went & la : ship. best servi . hy - stenog? ‘ : reaponetbte a 6 4 , , sig! ha ot vears. dearly ms : ni . J 4 H ? bh] Arthur Reinert. and Brotne: he grand- ber of irk lay ears l a! I2.lo « WALKER } , | ‘ , Tit eo 4 sranq (/pere STOVE REPAIRS . ' sb of ‘ yritie® O6¢, children S dura e ; Feld and our dear father-in-law ®@ t ew mnie PAIN nnati, 191%, at Kennedunxpor touse. nde after = eure °° aes ITT ee ib - eet ence’. Gret of and tissues of imp 4 ’ ee — father : _eonm . intered into rest at Camp Colt : re Jennie Be f Cincinna uneral Tuesday. © m nce : cos natty: reward ' REPAIRS for “any old steve.” Vorshaw 'NDKI | lear, soft, healt ose, men's quality Hose ; | runers! ThUTRGAY, OC aes chapel, 2°20 Ee. Mar lamin | dene i “Sienonmae Gn . #0 te. 3 TE ASTPIN Lost. gold ' Hit N. 12th st, Coatral 34918, Maim 243 OO - — Cawe ’ ’ , . ; ; a. . . . 7 ‘ ‘ : ‘ if a? re ’ oa’ t A? = £ m.. = “rnera ners vila lll ; ’ " “be ve sent "ety 1th ; " ; 1 NEDPLE : oF adi p made for service anc sat- from William ye, to Zion Cemetery Motor. ; r tt ar inne ) — Les i” AMarriann " Daten a St, Marcus’ Ceme ae S eet ee a ance (mil of f te hese: ewe =i, roe by leading 2 ; : North Grand avenue. ber of Irwin Lodae No t . Pb on gp Be : “penton : , ; ‘eeah exces from your oN po sltr ; . tieamond Merame car or . ’ R SUPPI y co > ' ters or mail 3 4 faction: Pair, 25c. Deceased was 8 MeMmpeliefontaine Chaoter. Mrs! i die nee ot Eton 3 hpi, ~ eeamenl, md Oe Ti Sey Mn Post. Dispatch poultry | BROOCH la, “reward. 2906 G@ Gitb ot A. G. BRAUE ' LAUNDREMS—-@1 4 days eucdry @F Clean NATIONAL TOILET COMPANE- g 121, A, Fae “Com eo, BO pepe ee re | im Se aie . Com-" pen. See tae Aalto st Ke. Grand 16020. ‘c) —s Meove repairs. S1D318 N. Third ot (68) ius. Boment 161K Paris. Tenn i th ruts - ‘ ‘ oe. ; . 7 ° id . a . "a —_— — . . . - N 2), Tranhboe Commanér ‘Sand ivan months ; an if n | Lodge, : —Pspecialliy Sunday, St. Youls. Grane og aoa he, 03. Koval Mies agcue. (vo) Due notice of funeral wii ss ‘} mas, Cs Want Ads. Esp poe Counch. ae Mey, BS e

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Desir: eR OG aos ae TI RS MONDAY. OCTORER 7, 1918, me Pp WANTEO- WOMEN, Gi GIRLS scod: aaa ee an — _SITUATIONS— cis ) AN i bU—Méi a SSS WOMEN. GIRLS : MELY WANIED—-MEN. BUYS | HELP WAN! a eee - MELP WANTED—MEN. MEN. BOYS | HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS| HELP WANTED—WOMEN, ——_ tl ll Gatien OO Ne er ee ee I PR ALIER ete li ti i a ea ee —_~ - . a a a LO LLL POPOL LO el ele LAUNDRESS Wants b i d oth et , , iene dees enties to b ine BUSBOY—One who ts willing to learn soda | JANITOR ne street doubie apartment; |. | | oar mm. . home: first-class work. lear Conley, cing duspensing. La Salle Candy Shop, Broad- must be competent and industrious; an- | | STABLE FOREMAN—Salary 8S per month; GIRL—T To ru ovens. etc. Staser ‘Bros. | HOU eS ‘White: housew bs ha _ Whittier. Clive. “$y | ewer, experience, @ic. Box E-74, P.-D. tcl) | || give references and last employment. Box | Cloak Co.., 1224 Washington. si a | ing. _48%1 Washington lin teth yy Bee nal 18 4 - _—" M1 and ~ UBity. ‘} ti F-% a Pe pst-Dispatch. fee) GikI -—Hav-e-Luach Bax Lunch Co. : 1107 = | Ho SE GIRL- in small apace me . “» rf rGRAr HER Must the gl at f res. H ‘ em ee Perea - 5 gue She lost her pav envelone with week’s salary Friday and had it returned Monday through a “found” ad in this newspaper. = ocromen +. tte, ee cet enee e ae ae e ee er Oe ee —_——— |; Way Nha i L.4AUNDRESS—Sit, by colored ; “small bundles | BUSH LMAN- “Must, do preesing. terres | JOB PRESS FEEDER--With experience in tech ot ering home; men's clothes. 11iA4 8.| Clothing Co., 29W Easton. | make ready. Room 05 Gay Bildg., 3d and t ———— aes eee ee | mh at dn = | f) , s Clothing Mf | = —— -| Pine ats. fe) - atk! “agape ar “ oor south. ty Star ©10 5s Ss to. lope ' a -| Bl SHE! MAN- ar once, come ready to work ~~ ---~- =~ -—--- . As we have no in ormation bure VIIa, LO pack crackers and —hok - =a a ae ~. +e ach LAUNDRESS Ait by Al white: small bun- | at } *)! JOB PRESSMEN—-An unusua! opportunity | |i idl : b au, tf is impos- STOCK BOY W vANTE D nae lonal Biscuit Co., 7th and Cass, (el) | HOUSEGIRI--Young. to assist — jngtor ic) es, take home only; references. Cabany ; |” for steady workers; good wages; short!) ° sible to answer queries by mail or telephone W For ladtes’ ready-to-wear 5 : for right boy. A ppivy SENSE N- Titis Longe ean ; : : = Third | | hou Shaikh, -Fror ee neral hou ‘ *g experience Box B-HK r yet - Mie. te I} Pn ol e-—7 * Sk home; prices cea-— C AR “ARP E NTE Rs {KITCHEN MAN Single, experienced; niso: | LAW POINTS, | a Pies S.— Soldier mifts: Safety + Re NNER, ¢th and St, Charles, ‘floar. 91h ! mene o mDOeatary ore. ‘qe) | family. 38 Kingsbury pi. “e im OGRAT HER —and adic (aphone operator. eo elmar S°S8K AR J Cs ar re- dishwasher. Voney’s. 312 Locust. Corny Gawiy Advis , : razor, ount Ss. _ Seie | +d Neor (e) — . ~ : a" n replying Give Axe. ¢ tucation eerie == i ee Pie es Ae, : % , _&. f ——-Advise you pay defec- itain pen, w i st cat | yw se i+ GIRL—tTo heip in baker’ =e sxe «for! Hiov SEGIERL (;eneral hou fe ond x , and ex: ee woman. oe ane od stat al it aed adding gal | eee eee ret ene (90) | ||| CS See ee oy oa ‘for re subscription to magazine or patra “e — kt on ee ah ily; no washing; good ae 3 “perience : oon Ed. Pest Dinos naeerienced day, ednesday an ‘hurs- | Ci . LOPE RA- tmnt wtieree (all | sj . . acco, Cig; ; ed thadinc STOCK LERK ; legi t ; an = Aay a - _ ot | Pod . Washing only, 4 to ¥ p. m Centra! | LABORER And lun ber age (ail gt 15. fu ing to perform your part of the ‘candy. de Kars, ¢ leatette case, gum. |! oe K , ‘ LERK : Must have setae © GiIRL— Neat colored, to clean millinery shop: WoalrekaiRnl. ; i¢ INE ( TC a ? | handy men; essential w ork. Ap- _R. Darlington Lumber Co., 4009 ChoWeau. | |; Contract. cum Donte al cream, good soap, tal- Sia maine ne: ee cood pay. Applv 4217 Olive st. ec) | Hot my ne Reliable girl of ; “TEL EP [ PERA RS - oa ACTS aA a ee a a : od ecm mn ) » ‘ aie HH ; ary *xpected, tox «= 3 - 2a, Ist - " mt atin mh : : = m —— Practical; sit. by dav, week or | ply AMERICAN CAR & FOUN- et eid - a ‘ollinsvilie Prem i - I. gee die from facts stated, colored Sat riting paper, khaki Dispatch . 1-2) GIRLS—-To press and fold house dresses. | shartreat, Forest? . tM famliy: x Pw youns |24) tea. bets oun 1 and = rears olu. 1on S744 Olive; Lindell? 4483. (27) | . : ; : . 4. - ESSE er oe ) is doubtful whether she wouldic erchiefs, layi f N__ Tw RA. aa ~~ Forest City Mfg. Co.. 1627 Washington (c) a i operair * mtr S S“itchboards. ex. | > em ba Tl odin pe es , ‘ & ms : pred t | , ards, box Ppiaying | STOV - ME Two, experiencet. May, Stern O.. ime asain HOUSEGIRL—« . at aaar’ ‘ . Sa STENOGRAPHER—Neat, accurate young | DRY CO., foot of Cherokee st. ore re “eo a Lumber Co.. Page ||) succeed in an action to obtain judg- folding nollie dominoes or checkers, | & Warehouse Tith and Wa'nut. (ce): GIRLS—To address circulars. Apply 3208 | “ary: $25. “ 61: aqneral housework: no lau = “~ eraners 98 thile kane ana desires position at once. Cabany | (ce?) a = = as as ; t tel) f ment for the sum claimed. tion , Prin ns purse, pocket edi- TA > yf First lane co am i. worl tT = } “ast m int ics)! 107 . aA Telephone +. . Ope: mee a 7 “. = Se fae fe wy, l - entinoeig — ae 30RERS Yr umber - pilers: ig Ww om , ' ' | ch erat aT Ot-C ia? Stee, .. se Sat tas vy " - ° a ee apy “S27... , 3 Ont in- SO] i EY BETTE Bed REPENTER—Good, nonunign, for new and; Ganahi Lumber Co., KOS. Newstead. wed) . ins or rg ixplain fully as to owner- baw Navy League , ne Egy con of j|| _sround: heat wages. S120 ©. tran’. _ (e2) | & ‘1X CLS To fill wg ap rg ee Keddy Py HOUSEGIPI1-— for genera) Ridg.. Ih and forust sts, fey os ° “-) , : _ ¢ * . rie ih on werk te be deme at yore Box K-364 ie repair. 1708 Marcus LABORERS—Steady mill work: S2M&,« sari ll om en + © re 2] estate: whether oc-!'Or cither soldiers or sailor kins PAW RS—And trimmers to work on custom -— = e- "* and Market st: ‘ washing: 2 in family. 2107 oan mos haxperienced in 'rimraing lad! Post-Dispatch. : (1) | CAKPENTER- ay Jobbing or repatt work, | hour, or plece work. J. ri inck Mineral How heti iy children as a homestead;;™4s Cheer h; LES s, 10x12 8 Christ- oa Sloup, 203 Benoist Bide, 9th | — fo cook and assist with general Ps - cai hats. Stein-Poulson Mfg. Ca, izoy \Y ani —— Se Aero 5 p. m. in ‘Tnether sale is ‘inves t me amd rine fe) LOUSE WOrkK " indermer lO sRa . 7) a ” ™ WOMAN- Sit. by my ee BF oe ae all i “i Olive st a. or 5 p. m. _ wo | _Millin gO ‘o. Rarto Dn and Kose iusko. : (eo?) ge rei oer sin for ré sRVCSEMONS or "rip a> ashab le ‘materi: a" po “ of “Str a : = = | TP = jv Windermere pl. vf Ss) ee + atte ne For general bona > wegto” a | ie} apartment. hone Lindel 187 ew. CAKIVEN 7 Ens Call “this afternoon. O15 N. | 7. A Re RE RS ~ Good ware — chat ce for rf — Da 1 DCS, and other Ccircum- ne fr om o to 10 pa as =! mtaine | t. oF . eo Ge Wi eSSlne ana rena irink bia ba » learn rneot ography: par ae — nm nO We: hiir ig or ironing; Ty Pir) Who has rome experience ‘hh tel] le WOMAN c . | Theresa (c) | vancement 5. W Long Ww arehouse 828 }|, Stances of the case. ,add to the comf gm Srticies to |} - x crag AP Mg BR aio eo ng 17 net pe a RR Rroadway.'9) | — os fa > ws, ust be rapid and: accurate. App'y 0) , » ; ar os _ ~—- -- - ——— mh be ss . as - oe. i 9 a oarevs ns rAd eS Onn arriliftor “ahanv a %.(°3 + ay F — “es % . 4 eth 7 - a. P nen ont an cieaning OF aun | CHAU FFEUR--Competent, with good refer-|_ Gratiof. BE (ey | ANXTOUS.—The question is one) 'of the ree ipient. we and pleasure 4 —_ a 2 © Hamilton. ¢ an’ GIRLS--Over 16. Apply 7:30 a.m O. -H. | Ho SEGIRL For “bousework and clothing Ce, 1000 Washington: main 7) ‘ a ae ences. Apply grocer, WAT? Delmar ic ) LA He RE RS- CO lore: Ta steady factory work: i{ between the part jas: if agrreea ble ibefore © ending r } ‘alk with Pp. ¢ A . I BP itt . } OPERAT ‘ mm ex rienced, i Peckham F ac torv ith and Sprice ets fer) cooking; no , washing; 5 : pew . . a a 4 — CHAUFFEUR “Apply 1222 Central Nati ona! | wages $3.50 per day; 10 hours’ work. Apply '} to them that loan..be not renewed, ae Maye Ot ee eee 1 +g ut oes eee ' aoe , | GIRI- Ne “, and reliable, colored, for restau- | immediately. 6164 _Herlin, 24 floor ¢ = “WAL Keene cirt A. e.. e, H E x W A N T E 2) _ Rank RBidg. | 3215 Papin. _ seid cpcceidiaan _te)|{} but left to run after maturity, thelis mailable anything mallable here |) TINNER Five: iners. Apply before! 7 wo A Rs BR wn See | HOU SHGIRI. -For general housssee A WAITRESS cee STS, . : | CHAUFFEUR— =Drive Ford truck; also wort | LABORERS—45c_ per hour; §-hour “day; 2'}} mortgagor paving the interest semi-jbut pack Oo oUr boys overseas, . aeuak ar Se ino) | GIRLS—To work in candy factory. Rugy | hon ea . ; “=’ | hooks and eyes. Pelican Rubber ¢ a ars t 6cooking; aes es Oo wages é ah ‘ amen Snr ~* 2 S. G. B.—Deliv ery of notes to;™* ishes eac} partment i! FoH) \ , lath ~ tern | ; ee el B kU r Co, 4004 sePhernen: Hat once. “17 Frankiin, on Avent, Salestnen, Canvasserr, So- 'FHAUFFEUR-—For Dorris truck. Apply | LA BOREKS— ASSORTERS, SHEARMEN, i wou. ine ee rc! P an se ee in yg ery 1 TOOL MAKE R S.-And lathe hanes _ ae jern | Lueas av | fescihip me a (8 _ > licitors Trade Sch eels yr Veil Op- j Dae hd co. a. Sodemann oe | HE ¥ P E RS, E ( mR i "RR AP Re IN Yy AP Ds: | | a ey gt ag as me mt ioned, tore wo abroad to recej Va a | "h ri stem . sery ice Machi re an "TOs \ 4,8 orks. OS s 4 ’ =? (e) ( GI! } 4 mm: ‘yo tr . ‘ la ; P| styl i» @aret: rie the hyve} eee p 4) - bf , ‘Cc ba _* + — ' . , . ’ A, ¢ es. : = a : ze Ore meertions, == | CHAU FFEUR—-To drive a Ford delivery! tIMES A WEEK: APPLY | A‘ BY tll fndoread reccoeary. The party Whe| vackage, ey receive more than 1 fi| ‘we-k. Imperial Tire and V ne ericing CO.. | Gitte oe kee (0) | eee ee ee ety SS Wemt Vine. (ies meady work. fab N. Vande , . ad tru¢ K middle- aged man prefe rre d, not REA DY ProR WORK. GREEN 7S} ON eit Ny : Hi a so fs np ‘ € 3 mere y WwSer aks oa \ — a ne t hie t met he 2 en Pe i 183 aS, Prer.ai . live S iC il ul ia ‘s adie . GIRT, Kor upsta ire an d din ™ vork: i bicri > m4 sitll, =f See neral housework: a I Attle t eed hes ®vrant MEN, BOYS tn draft 1707 & ijrand. Grand 62%. fc. } i AND STEEL Co. 2D AND FR RANC H. (3) | {} not pap ‘i — ATLY (suppesed len der): ei Standard wel ie and 4 ite arcoen 7 ' Lyt h av., East St. 1.0U1%. saciPe a fainily af 3 Forest 3476. aca NN . et Pine. | place for a Kond girl. 2915 Un WAITRNSS ES d“oiored Han liten llote OPAPP" ~ o « 7 , . PL ee ——- | | ¢ “HY Al k a i [° R -White : rotor truck Ge live rv. | " ti ! near i sco ffl 7 OU h Nha me shoul a “up- 1 rev € nt the ‘. Pyedignr a ofr more ¢} v + aon ~ :7> — ig ry : “5 _ : ‘ : Se ae ‘ (cl ' Phone Ty! er ISOLR or Tyler “2477. Harmiiren and Mapic. te ACETYLE NF VELDERS—GOVERNMENT)| packages and freight: theroughly expert- | L A B OR K KS 3 —Steady work. ii] the Ss s oe hat you state is|' parcel to a soldier in Weare | WSs nel Colored; $35 and beard. Ham- GIRLS--For loose leaf dept.; steady wark HOUSEGIRL—Genera! housework; Walt: ESSkhs—Must be experienced arm. 1 WOkK ADAMS STAMP AND 8ST ATION } enced: draft exempt: married: bring recom- N r \ \] | B AD a’ i} ! i romar , Wey -Or writing and Officia} la tie? ewe & i : é rife hie Hawt ton and Marle ct? | Anoly thy “lgor Leather Trades liter | tro in fami! ¥: apartinent: no lau , vth (e ERY Co, 2000 FR AN KL bad ir | mendations. St. Louis News, 1010 Locust.(c) | L AT IQ? Ab VE ( “9 4 Lan- ay negotiating loans oY the Governmen! 7% nH prepared || WATC sgn Al Know something of op 1H Locust 4 ‘4e2) | home for ri she party. Call after aak Gait ness Experienc ed: 11:0) to * I we : aT at ano) ) ; “ie " ‘ - I ‘ a * ° Shieh er rary | (iven, } wrorl , - > 9 *s.e? } ~ = i . vr : ~ : ‘ Z ’ Al ERI ISIN MAN iver 4 VeaArs of aze, 2 ‘H A1°K'F KE L $4 ~kKor Virn truck, must De ex- ehester and Sublette. {c8) } KADER. { s ) I? Yor desire to not he PeCASS ad a{ ~— oatatt © a will i! Cn! PK FR x t wbted ] ‘ ‘ ! #: hin. GIRL a or light calendar work. nleasant ' _Mrs. Ww. 4. Seh minke - 4s T Delmar, ad : ga. 0. «Masters Lis re hroom. ad N ‘ane with re tall experience; women's wear pre- periet need. to keep true h in running condi- ee ——= —_—_—- ooo borrow from bank ati V money upon soldier ( tyr: ’ ad ae Pads tf , " . “ . ~ 2 | W rat F Oe ae He itor its AT. ] irivers “ruin- i Furro inding Ram: ay Calen iar ‘ Gis 1110 ‘ HOU SEK EE P KE K- ~mide riy lady: ty iT RE Ss Expe rienced: a) u dave ~ One- oe must be capable of writing own tion, for city deliveries; Saad ag s required. LINEMAN~-— Tele ph one lin ie and ‘trouble man, i your real esta te, the custom is to ~ ficia) lahe oo 2 } pears 5 > HT ‘ m Cortractinzg Co Clayton roa:', Pine st i%) | good home than . high wages. : A ote Restaurant, “IT Pine st P copy; apply with references and previous | _ Hyman- Meyer Transfer Co.. 6 N. _10th st. _ for small magneto exchange work; could | sign a note for the a mount together heine dis Seetades a ae labels now cre Hi FR ellee lew AY. (el)! tslRL—-To learn effice work: bright. future | s¥¢ Post -Dispate — , —_ experience Box E-278, Post-Dispatch, (ec) CHEMIST— Assistant: Siperianced. food line;| aso use family to operate switchboard; state with a deed of trust wpon ey | France, who will o the soldiers in | WRECKERS.-&° 35c hour: 9-hour day: 2d! for in telli; re ent vroune taay ~ Shee seq | HOUSEMAID-— r irst floor and 4 WAITRE — in whe ge night. from 6 ADV ERT ISING M A N 4GER—A’° latge Chi- good future. APplyv employ ment dept., references, present salary and wages expect- arains the real estet .% i Fin sons ie 7 o/ il mail thern to ner. ti} and Rremen: jong job. Andrew 8 haefrr Poxt-Disna! : ay sau. : wo Kood (WEges, Appiy x Hterteane gin x Jetferaon, aa CaKO TAT? if: ic furer © f me n’ re hata is nok - {( ori ¥red le ts Refinin x c 0., 19th and R. R. ed. Address Ww alier rR. McLean, general i same f note) This . ; indies ITRESSES - Colores, for fami! hotel ; oo ~ose il tgeioabguaaa 5 dealer work, follow up | King’s highway and Waterman. (c) | L AB RE Its or scrap iron i a rile phe’ a fgg ; he deed is “ . MLUANEOUS, ' Proadway ey iain’ “ ah. foreman. | GIPR1S —Tw — oan ~. : “ ' Fete va gop. mart) chamber Paaet wages shardeil Hotel, 4300. Line alesinen, etc We prefer a nrar x? has | ms we oe erent aX 7 , a = : “ ° , itl t cecorder { j , _ 7 : — aan ees wigan BATS wo, tor labeling and packing: of; an a tad On r: good had expert: yn ith rg va ral agg Maida} . Lenb j ‘> Th jet sh tr npine 7 le peng — pine help V ard W ork . essential - pay ] leeds. Su ry : perience, ec. (ox J-806, Post-Dis. fez) | COLLECTORS Salary and commission; ner-| (“Q.. Hall and Buchanan. Ce} ) ie oe ae > ea iene ceetcins Con) aac eehetser” | jali| any oa ee eke Ge oe ee a renal ein =? ; r p— - Bipewa . ~—ae : = riartien? "OSs {ion. F¢ * le- Rarix *k Cj >. Co., i oo AAC 4 « { ‘? | ‘ s mF = %. . a. 2 I ile? ewvercuytcor or, >T. —_— geese i a) oe. * ee “a oe Weg : foo) & » . > a> . “— ‘ ae . — ‘ oes , ms St npioves eer re . ARI GLASS ¢ WAT: a + . Asatte Ma nail oe 3 ee pee ee : or a BRIDF- yy ee i Ni; MAN—As ship ele » has v 3) ) WP OUSKEWOMAS — a WAITHE: Kam ploy nen ~;orn “ a be | a} : 7 oe broke At | U Jiier 4 qoiie fade; A Rrow¥ “a° (ek) v, > ° asin tetera ee 2qGM1TMiSi ALO, ! rKes Cniarege cit ¢ yy ie 7 ay 7 passa’ 7] i WPenerine “ i ad antna . pe . E “ er Mans pa , ate “ a 4 . ’ - ' s ~ , -* } 6 ceneral honsewerk: hour 2 anad pa Ano! y at once Weet . ik mack: T al 7 ae Wig ae is Mil I OLDeorCT 7 — cae a yom 8 ced aid { LABOR ERS _ And quarrymen : i personal prope ty of cece ased, 1 h ‘De nai wear clo Ves. [? is not : acne shinning ro he ot Bence . 1 oa vie Ky ou es he hick he On ota wer Ie: 14th Reeves f hi family: apartinent: $25. onion ‘Te Jegrap ih Co 7 commercial - 7% at a eA, _* . sot pecnher, 410 ALiiss | . antes pl me cnaihie de> “3 . a a as ator; e bons + on me tate > } as at a monnin _ ’ a ey “ea gE pat ; _: local : p pag sage ; , e” bioh ap O.,. Gea ‘ he PA, Lift iB TOnN uM... off TIOOT, panda st.. Kl Paso, Tex 3) who can furnish own machine or motor steady er mal: yment 1 aa, bonds, deeds © IPUSE. | sloves , is wedding to wear st-Dispa A 4 flan (2) oh = : WalTHESSES Board ana room furnished — AS TEE DOR eT TDD, aA vele, Hub Furniture, 90 t eS) | alienate J ys "9 fO00¢ cash, etc. At inie f if , | ooVves, but is a msg » of chal wee . waw Woo : siti -' HoLSEWOMAN... Middie-ares . tal Nai 86 aie I TOMOL i. RADIATOR KEPAIR MEN. | = ire, 1 Washingt on. f a ; . ve “aan i ek “a i e ; ai: ; ibtition. WORRI] 4 iat [ choice YOUNG at AN ? arti e- rniiret Om aecu GERI, ae a} work in office: one | work: will have Rood home = App’ Nationa! Hote: National Stock vard 1O1h Pin st. (e2) COUK—Night. at onc Tow ver Jtestaur — wages. Apply at onee, ( ‘OLUM- ti 1 ~ imne over "9 t sole en- P ‘RIED, —J¢ ny not neceécearv rate at figures: gool onper* inity for ad- with expertence as order clerk preferred salary. M tubinow! itz, 1371 A th Pay Meet St. Lavi: ih. _ fel awe ies. SDA SE SPO EO, Mee OO) - ast Grand. 4 entra 40525 + - uy a ‘ a itled thereto according to law. orj'® Put salt in corr 1: : weal, vaneement. Waldeck Vaching Co., 24h and Missouri Can Co., 3100 N. 2d st. fe) | te rune Ww ASHER woM AN--4920 Gresge ig) s axe “i Firs or second hand. 262 Mar- ¢ COUK lored: good wages, 22 ogre Bl A QT ARRY ( O Columbia if a will then according to terms of in tin, Steril: pon mas lat is canned |) La Se! f) | GIRL a ; aT — Sco | Hol SEWOMAN—E > | : ‘olored: ” ; ' st . P , sia x ’ : norough - - ~ ? > '6 or over, igt anvas or neral h ‘ ‘ » (re A. ~»piore:: ex) . omnes ' re RT ys AA taurani, 111 Missouri av. . East ‘St. Ta! uis, such. (3.) Living with your fa- Salt has been used, } had ~ ily. , if (*0)] ()] : KD Yi Le \ ( A \ N factory; “ '3 a nt — “ — ‘ a . S id re hg vork, Monday and Ww ASH latter - af ok. Fe ad BAKER—Light second hand; beard @ind | CoOK— Man _ and wife: ae per . (c6) ther-in-law does not entitle you to/"ot dangerou pOWSVOr, It ) - . ; ‘ 2 . — i. ’ % Pn — Tt he (c) t Se nas —_ Her ae ee anv of his belo in his death: > — ee For Yieht porter work: good pay: no Sun-! —_— aust eine a fe) | Hor SEWOMAN-—Neat colored, for finta * : = RAN —" ee month. East St. Louis Stone Co., Falling sae ‘longings at his death: P.-D SUR.—a Pe ae - | GIRLS—-To learn to : : housewor} WOMAN -To do cleaning tn store. B : aoe paeay eg eee man: | Springs, Ull.: ctty office, 264 Arcade Bidg., | same passes according to his will{Collector of Inte maal'E H. Moore, || ERZ_OARKES CANDY CO.. 512 Locust st. | power m: ichine: goed pay while learning. _Appliy ‘iT ‘Cie sent exceltent Candy Co.. 417 N. 7th ps fe ont allroun mechanic A sly | Mast St. Louis. ; Sei] hone, ss . . " of pag sons erna "eV wa t 3 stads~\ Is es Ps ; ae Pn os f 2 ‘ i s st a e* i = Mound City Box Factory, 2000 Gratiot. , - ' &3 KOod for more. BIO Olive, — eae teat prices. J. D. Hollingshead Co,, Thebes. et ig pA bt pally gv Be soon iy 7 REVNEIWHES “age ? ! ” wx ND LAATERE—Cn eiisren's shew, ‘Sip Gini : | ' a = ee nee — LADY. Te help at ;Kitchent Grand peAN--Fee ee ing. ve BARTENDER—Elderly man. Fair and Ro- U. (c6) vero agg : Sega e ee arkness sicas, 4th floor, HRLS- for coffee package department. | tuffet. 510 Mark 3 days. 3841 Fiera bi (ely E. we aer, i i nen ee gage — Pe ane Wee aer were ceased persons usual taler f writes: Iveferrir Ve + otecp ti : = nder-S ve “a Se o—fatreylinniiniind ——— bs __ salle, hOUTTER—Sash and door, experienced in 19 to 18 months. but Ae . og ee Rehnei when tar ae to inqul \ of |} | SHe i AN D> PI ‘Lal “k--And No. 5% opera eae oa sity te: Blin age Zen Coffee Co.. road- LADY “4 ‘alored, at? pares for snail ToOMAN To wash dixhes. Apply Penny ei) i AR TENDER Toa do hin own porter work api bleh nee S — ana i pply Schmidt 2 longer period ’ J\4 Aal SALE Catt s ion of a quot my lon + teal CO loca in o r? one ee 4 is - Al! ES wo at , 47 } " - ee cardia. kia wt sf Loute. ti} , ’ is RARTENDER ) fel) | Garment Co., 1°24 Washington. _ {e) || ross. passage, which was not correctly ! apalie of operating typewriter preferred.; news stand: patna : “we > WOMAN. -O n, to clean up drug : » z os DF . $°] week and meals; new Pr eA . , 4 sATTS XY aes {+ 3 * quoted, is as follo cae 8 ED, y 4 are ~—_ ~~ : ~~ We st Kn4 Laundry. 48°53 Fitnnev le?) ' i a, } ane rash a) ; r wan, ft c 1 yw “sg 4 a — bar, cor. De Baliviere and Delmar hot LP ieR—One experienced — on | i |] Bt ap aii ney. ore a hath the steer: prbdeiey a to that [| BERRY'S Training School; practical auto GIKLS Strong, to learn picating and bt n: | aS Ae ee we tta ness. Se. ae Delmar an oa ANY 31h. fo} Bt saw . | eee Ivy course, die mobile exp rie nce: men na ce alin ee gS aR ‘ ; ea ashes PS “ ue ‘ 4iton | ee alton iaijuele “Pp 2 , rect my sail!’ a ees Dn and women. day | business; no experience necessary; ood | y, REI By moy Apply e ly & Walker 16th an muslin Ries ye ear preferred. f | ff : I RANCES.— Cpe secret service, ; { i RO WY A i IRS, ty ar 3 7 he local boa ra 5 yw lat thev VW ish Ito SAV he. } ; RSES —4 = “ye ° || will notify your husband as to his}, fore veginning to speak, and to | ae “$s 4 grain ing, tO. GO Of Canes gi perience Unnecessary. | perience not necessary: work healthful, renee, LS ieee avo don n “ a ° _ e . a ° ” ' ‘) f « ‘ rey oT oa y974 »ia ’ «? \ ' . c* , . . > . . ; » ‘ , . “ *h . 4 pd men: ood pa SH AP. | : . “ “ | classification as soon es they have}' speak lowly will ir time overcome | oe. | Ss to 9% 2. ews ec. | d uit 1 Por MALLINCKRODT CHEMICAL Wor! KS. /ant and ejucationa)l: requires calli MER‘ HANDISE.. TRAIN FOR O ; pay. aizi't \ Kb STERI ING k jot rads and Training School fe Surse! v7 : ’ aulng WORKERS. APPLY TO { . eae say 5 4EULJLANAT - ‘i! classified } > Yes ithe habit of stammerinyg. This m:; “4 43 ; > O49 . S800 N. 2d st {e2) | housewives; short OR IN Boiss SHAPLET i!} Classified him. ) oT ~ = oes hours and good — ARE CoO., 4TH AND WASHINGS (be best accomplished by reading CVVIL SERVICK : -' | GIRLS —-lexperierced and inexverienced girly | Bleuty of opportunity ior advancement, oe } 1] mat . exaininatio: St. Louis, Inj for clean bindery work; stead itiens, | Ply, at Majestic Hotei, from 12:39 to 2: — rt Sai “GIRL. For housework. i % “Pins te e ‘ ° A ™“ . rz — © ‘s ne i _ LEIGH HARDWARE CO.) TORY, 16th ; i sts, 3d) esential War W ||| classified him. 2. Yes, | mers See ee Senet a, 3d PSSCB idk al ) ork q} las . -— ; im p ; yn“ »” \ ec: if he ia wel] 1] hir - | ‘ nN > 1é, PD L.1ienece and ring ,overnipent posit on: writs fnr CEP , a = —— : S Fo — : dustry, Laclede Christy, 5900 ster. | » AJ Wis a oD ty uy it . n-'constant pract t ace lic} free particulars 2 EL Terry mer Civ SRUS—These with a high school education |} LAL NDRESS-—-W for Monday OUNG LADIES For filing and ral ot DLACKEM11 =, — ine , 00 Manchester, r ( t | ER AND MA RKER e } REE celif. Some consuniptives came oul er ecg ey i che eke oe COMmpisn a Ser Lty - path aco 5 Coikimaian =~ Pad preferred, for spectal work in od Prssnioet ern a « 6 | dav. t'abans ape Monday of fice work; estate experience. x M2645 ae Aperlenced on truck and! &xperienced on dresses; highest - wages: y y of wur Civil War healthy nien> ' TS gees Mac RE ap n done by puplis ‘ om Tos ple meatal ba ae dg. | eal laboratory: splendid. opportunity: steady | LAUN Post-Dispatch "e a ex” ce War > rene Ce ary ; ‘ ve Book BI aan RS AND CAS sEMAKERS DISHM ASHER fiz week 3551 Park. LUN CH E \ RO iis tex es heb yn ar eagh ’ “ed ne vont sacle S2y I cured myself by imitating | “SALESM EN WA NTED- while learnine: will give you aan oan ' LA pe any ESS W - an take “let week lox A-ié@, Post Deapaten 5 f mpoioy ment or 7 gi it met AD piv ’ ~ at = “ ny pnnewee il | j 1] } x Lr = wor - a GO mp PAY AND M Al 2 = = eas apa: ne a Paet-Diepat: Ah. ; Qa WoO a ‘ : : = sisentineaniteinsdintsinpescinhiniinsbicniineadtieaale Dut Li Lec yor l1uUSsSvaNd S\a e ™ , np ee sek pe CUuIRTS, Aas ee National Sa!e. TLEASANT MING rT vc: inine ; ; -anes . BR Tle de _store. 1434 Cass. (1)! DISHWASHERS—First-class, good pay; no | elaanittention id : | affected in her manne That night Shea's Viniaieg Mesut Daae ee ee gn A LING CONDITIONS. AP- | “5; fe Mt are His gee Reo Luke's ForNG LADY—Office wiolemice 6 ROY —Apoly rear 1107 Locust ie) Sunday work. Busy Bee Candy Co., 708 agian a rata at dinner I gave my sisters an imi- | | cago, Il. 2 Pty een ee oe ya CO.. 1401. 187 OOM, KREGEL CASKET | — house: axperience not necessary; must ha 3 FOY—In grocery store. 4500 Clayton. fe) | tC Parles : ss fe) U. Ss. E CS. and V. M.—“Do the boys over) mesg of how ‘Mrs. S.’ talked. A } BAL eg RE nae gg ee eg “ a ; = ode: ITH > ef) | oS - s P hore! Fetx00 TL Md pases food fair education. Niehoff-Schulsze, 714 we Me “—" ; a >IT IoD c 17 : } ‘+ ‘ee “ra? Ix short } p> > hao: 2 . Rs seat anakers on salary-|& a Oo learn ¢ : xk Cc] H ey eee " Ore . sndell. Le BOY S- “Wi ite, 16 to 20 to run on trains, 2146) DRIVER—For 17-horse wagon. 13 TONSA Bas TXUT loyment ti Py — have to come baci to} we : ae after pesan to stam- d-expense basis: territory open ir ip Wis “ strong ‘eno -"¢ ‘' ~— ah -elnt .7 MAII -T t rae 5S alDY , , =? S. 21s ' 48) DRIVER—Exempt from draft. Old st. I i) America a fter the war, or can they,;mer aw fuliy again. My little broth- wri, Southern Towas Northern Arkansas Sua fr tone ae t gg nage ai cases welgh- ns ae ee lored maids and % wait YOUNG LADY-—-For cashier; geod no ; Oy 7) —— “ na - Mad 4 Laundry 130 Wie rs i ouis ae j if they choose. stay over there?” er spokKe up and Said: * ut on airs vats! Sauthern [linei« iebue hose a nansas , 20s. we -* m4 ‘ OS.° none ; other need Api oly ‘ "soma Hote}, King Ss highway - ; ity for righ! part) Apel at once. e. livery eres salary. Sills Bent. see “ (c8) | Servi e “athine ha: ls ] a] ‘Te ‘ a nh airs ree eee eee neta ee S SOT Sees eee ae coverts, Johnson & hiand, iO Waterman Wi rth (€o,, Rigs SS. ‘ fe Victor 1s. ieSy DRIVER—For eae r ut 4 Kr i ov ane . Nothing has heen “ublished on this; and talk like A dude, then vou lane orders for Capver. publications: good W: yshin gton. See Wr Buck oe) oe OS aE TS ee 1) w ? ‘ rand. ; . B OY - ~lor drug et. e. hour % Q f . «e ~ Mo.: good erenesition — Poel lat River, _ om point. It is s upposed that the!’ wont stam mer.’ 1 did so and dis i War pretmnium given wren order is taken: an. ) IRI a 5 he AR N Py, . MAID- W hit e or colored, to assist YOUNG LADIES Neut-avpearing. exper ae woicee a eee 2 te 6. Furies) bo nasticuiars see Mr. Midaredeeet t ohh (ll MARKET STREET | armies will come home to be mus-,covered that I could talk str: lohe * {| SCRAL occupation: some of our men Sarm | “ING ON SINGER pownie MA »ASY | SEW-| light housework and child; references; enced in selling good wages, permanent BOY—To work in flower store. 3! © | ‘wood Laundry. Kirkwood, Mo. tc?) | : z bik | tered oul, but doubtless Uncle Sam/® * ® Read or talk with closed teeth | rh w. Macy. 1318 expenses. Cali or write. | PER WEE TO START: ACHES ‘sis cof Tac) ied ys Parkview i. 5 am ee, 0 eee ee as ‘ . / . fe . ore. o d N. 7 er -_ "7 = * seeeotmeems “4 = ; 4 t+» ¢ io , ‘ ” | oe ¢ ~ 24 , I . c i 3 | ; ° “ ae . ‘ 4) s ‘ , 1?) % c Grand. ‘ (e) | DRIVES ‘R—Who has some experience weieh- | i} will rind a way to muster out ab “oad |S ays am other who cured a stam- -—-— ac iS Chemi cat Bic LFS (e2) WHEN E ps = y Ley, JENNINGS-AMDOsS. | URIST. ~~ - =f is : = ; img live poultry, er one who wants to le rn: i anv deservine soldier. imerine son ; . ————— | RIT SPRV (eR)! NICURIST Leey i ee Majestic [HE Y. W. &, A. Emmoyment Depart inét. | ll Stand 7. £28) | = ee — ———— ——$———— = a HELP WTD.— —MISCELLANEOUS - ae = ee eae tel Barber Shop, 1th and Pine. 1411 leacust et., ts making special = GIRLS | MU ST IN v N] ’ to secure day ‘ork for women whose , DE RWEAR bands or sons heave gone to the front. trintic women are asked to help ws phoning their neede for ee —_ Tuy lt} vears ed. to ‘work in ‘cake bakery. ; aR Kallio | aiso a seald ehicken picker. Call Stand 7¢- : S : 1488 «Fallon, (ec)! @% Union Market. (en) | —ee ST ~For facto ry maintenance work. “HELP WANTED—MEN. BoYs HELP WANTED— MEN, BOY itbeuk aii. selimnee: daa. 3 ie 0 ee aN5t ‘ thouteau. = ’ sent ) ddidhaplaaamaceaumsendpasioui tarot Pos: S$ Roys AND GIRLS gS eS 14 ears: experi lor office work afl nea cashier. ae) KE d Nn en rsa gt ae NE at an enc ed or to aa eo. ' ‘ 4+ s\( i AP kK R ST OR K perators— ixperience on v > v Pa, : ‘ ' Roy Teo worl during day. Ix ne bury }} ar . . 2 ote cm . - eaten BE den a caidas ite ntetieanl lé DRIVER--For laundry; new i: ir Vi j - valinatiis tunes taadioakted mmoev. fy } imams) vy j : ; - y iaunary wants | M AC x : ; ; —— + — To fe =e ~ indie aed = | beady r Ww o ean furnish surety bond: must — CHINIST Tr. Allround: Steady WoOrkK: good r MEX And boys: a ves vears UD: several more, PRESS FEEDER ( ‘vii nder: steady work | good p Dron : sede 390) e shoe cutting: 5 ‘ qe .jver i ne esa: Poo pay. m4 a ome well recommen i: no other need oP ~. Es (c) , for work al! night: BS nights each week. Zo00d opportunity ; oo - " 2) ‘ OO Oppor' id Mod — He and Mrr. . ° cleaners, restaurant 5, encanta lede Ride. — (>| piv. Box B-30, Post- -Dispater \. | MAC HINISTS peat lass. Crescent. Engine | Mengte Box Co.. Folsom_and Lawrence (el) | Prtg. and 5. Co., i190” N, Po wh ” aaclcrees | ryt Broadway and Hi ckory, (o2) __ Sth and Washington. e4) parts of muslin underwear. geamsresees, etc, Olive am, Central | ye out iW, to work in drug store. | DRUG CLERK Registered: a = 2 oN. Broadway. (), MEN--To operat . aa. 4 ast. fe)| MAN AND WIifE—To de gen »0USse- tid yw ty a : : . S'em’s Pharmacy, 2198 8. Grand (3) | Delmar bi, istered: good pay. 0 | MACHINIS!S—-Only first-class men. 1828 | nigh) ‘work po tuner iakery = work. 19 Windermere pi —e ee ATT EN T ION | | teach girls, paid while learning; _— waneeee . —. - hae eo P3 and i » MT AS. ait ~s le i a Circe -_-—_— ; : Ly — ~ ee Pe * SAILS LAD Saini aes beter eaves our > fail sale: applications taken now. iS = x ms nae " : - RRS Par EER SIE = N, JATth a | yr 4 fot bed pre Jl print nk _ oRell ne. DRI G ‘ ARNOLD CO... vo 4 ak 4ai= Mn oe ogg oom envelopes:. juuest vrite meat. No experience necessary: stead. work, good _hnoeut ework. 42 1s ’ West Hine b Week to thoas qualified. It ta the é -tt ee, Yi MAN Younz: to deliver orders with a rd Socal fel BI E ¢ a, nes an $1.25 per 1000. 390 WN pay. Apply EDISON LAMP WORKS ;NU RSEGIRL- White. to c . fe é- tIme for this work. Mrs. Sturges, Ge 4 a! UPC Lu uRS _Main et : > (el) (7. ark an 1 i> “ ing te fed) ch itd, ea lieh ' heudewaslh: Gam sad ye P ete? mt f abibeiniaiaiiin = pemen. F. - aL (“ar Pe. BAL. RAW OM 3 MEN -To travel “jn the renia sf for the Friseo News Service, (4) =o agg “ML 3 ' - mol ( ENGINEBR-—Licensed; steady work; good ,_ truc = Call 615 Hamil fton ay OLDERS—Bench and squeezer molders: cas z- : P BELL GtkL-—*‘olored: Ti 4 ! i » % ire eferences we a 4s » t ns : . : cs ¥ mn drug tore; references, apply at Wages, C25 S. Sth. (c) "| AN lide riv. ~ work a thn " in +, earn $5 to $8 dallv niecework: Government \ ‘ oilet a : — ~ —— te) Re K Aas ‘ + Pine pack- werk: open shov: no sirtkes or trouble. St EB GIN 'D LATITE ITAN DS inaeme Siotel Kien “a6, Pen ae. suck: (et rile mal Ww pK * > Ceroned : , - " ‘ $46 - ai 4 | Z e = ror : ; ’ uy? ARS) avi Omen out-of- town plant: ac cry “works 7 and drive rural routes and take orders Capper publicatione: «alary and expen Natural Bridee and Wair “f ox ° es woe . ; : 4 4 y 4 vs P {ft 7 e ae . . , . r aa . ee. BOY Uav-d-lunch Box Lunch Co., 1107 8, , a vos - ' -é rh . o> mere 4 ’ $6 to ing room. Jewel ‘Tea Co., 221 Pine, ef Louls Malleabie Casting Co.. 1800 = oONN... | Pine Jefferson av. (emia apo'y_h. 1. Hauge Cloth, Co. | MAN-—For factory: good wakes 1007 Rus. _Broadury. (c8) | MILLING M ; | i : state age, ex Tey T k ms) PRRRAND BOY Good salary, with chance | Rell. ii ‘ ie Cert mp rae na aes” pois See pecan” ana EOS PSI ' A( | { N\ I BEND .) GIRLS 4; np] Jhice i'rinters etc. Address H. IL. Tomes, Bro ro St cood4 proposition Call or write. Y¥—To work in drug store, 4:30 to 6; for advancement. Irwin Garment ho) | MAN Ve - MOLDER TAND--Experienced in planine FT NN. Se ee + To make rubber age operators Sane $i3) Jith and Washingto Macy. 1518 Chemical Bidg. ‘ Grand and Hartford. ieashineton . nh Garment &o., eh MAN ee ax soda dispenser. Mas mili work: good wages. Schmidt lianing H AN DS VINDERY GIRLS >t ‘week ifberal pay lle jearnin Ni? RSE ~ Ei 1 a — : s ROY-—For work in drug store. Vandeventer’ FARMER Sractical. matried. . capab “ erang’s, 4000 Olive . eae Y Mill Co., Towa and Victor, ¢e) m . joo C2 Crd daans- endie i’rinting Co., 301 GOODYE cA RR Mtr “PAT. L 1 RUBRB -R SHOE perience — ed woman, with some LAUNDRY HELP WANTED. E andj Finney. taktra ai tire charee if =): _ fa ty le of MAN--Colored: Qs cook; $ii a week. Call OFFICE ROYS—T GR | THOS, Ww A R Wor kK ON mar ee er) CO... 600 Bittner (8100 N. Wy > ee: (Ras perm: am a5 practical or trained purse, - , ROY 17 arm seme : . nacre ais or ws Oo i & ‘ ‘ acre arin; appiy | to: lay. y $e 35 Market. (el) ~ i, ; La io do ag A Loan wo rk, ( A v t m\ BINDBERY » ankye iL 5— W ith ana witnont expe- : anent business Tne dical “Ip » p i, for grocery, good wages 1050 N, with references. Box A-14). Post- Dispate h. | MAN ie PO ge A Bae Ee ARNOT Reem Ifo Railroad exchange Bidz (ce) ; meee A rlener. ‘ eral Printin es ats MMe : Py i )) ahort hours: $15 to $30 per we 510 RIS In bundle « lopartment etene LB eet —e ~—. | PIREMAN—And coal passer. Apply engine! vd st ee ee _ - OFFICE BOY—Apply Sideouri “Can Co., 3160 ( AN N ON A N ) SI I ELLS oe pane (co? \S a i A\ LS aa Life Bidg. Mr. Bell. “No mangle atria to ‘ait “s ail ceparta 3OYS -16 and 17 years old; good trad of room, Pevelv Dairy, Grane "hor | = —- —-- a ae . a o - b my r hes ta) ' . orate — “Se sa ;, ~ Cal ar tiris te learn t Maaes Apoly S25 Locust. 4th floor. tc3) RIRK * AN wi Sag ogg = ng Ane Schouten. | MAN—Handy, in auio shop; good wages. | (, Sr ewe a A weir 7 4 WT ii a or ER—Young Jady as sesistant; To icarn s! irtmaking; clean. ght work OPERATORS —Experienced. Anderson Laundry, A870 Olive. ____. ; = = , | . el ad ; x : nite or colored _ Apply en- 427 Waal. fait) (ok I CE Bt ry Apply (¢sraham Plumbing an 1 | i pj He, (~ 1 | n D id | . ae “t aoa 1 ge = a =e . accurate: bright rooms foreladies © mi i) ake . to lear am «bh pertenced power — LACE CURT ATEN PINNER Experies BOY—Good, strong, to work in wholesale Kineer, Gibbins & Lohn, LS 8. King's; j : — lieating (‘o., Academy ard Ridge. (cn) ty} LiL IN AN } iN \ 1. n mee yp party. Apply if OW | tarascet in + Weal tak personal; a See We per Goodte! Ts ‘retain Co. 14389 De® ’ drue Renee. 416 &. 4th te *4 ieee ' hirhway To MOL N To gel in phipot: 1g department. OFFICE Bo’ Cheah te age ae : +> ef in he J aa ‘ ane! t lL handwrit! nr Re RiVine experience, references int: tat we ou, Cen we rk while You are ro ee ing, Apply tho a man otro) ow nce asim : ite o : yan ne sown | ee syaer . , ; ee . sd st. ic? — . MOOG PoUsitiol or bright boy. me salary xpected an ph is te tite See (fa>rning. MIT experience operat , . Od Wu a) — 4 58 a . . 7 ; noy- ~“To work in ve getable stand: Rood ae | tar SI bt, OTR Mat ~ grower. Apply W. 'M A \ W hite. : for janit “eer «) : A. k, . Benesch & Co., 220 Central Nationa QT et) Hi} k ite _ YVR y (* I a Poe ow? Diss 3) at teh. mone nunioer. a aging $2.50 a dat ? In a ition. We Sue ak OPERAT* a ‘ht Kron. a¥. Ath floor. > ell py t SE ~ , a et MONE pone 2th 3 { stertzZ 4 . ‘ eee | , > bee wor 1? ti ancts } 2. x >’ or it -- -_~- ——- = -~ r a ON Ne A NY ro ak = aie : 4 4 a oe ’ . Mig . is. , . j i) ' as m Snion_ Market oer. eal octane hk fe) | institution; must have good re ferences: sal ee (Oh |W. #iyie ie CASHIER: AD ly at once. Leader M . Ade mek dake tae forty (20%) per cent. Come chines, to « = Aperienced vn power ocue* ! Bors Good pay. Silverstone Music Co, 114) FLOOR LAY bns— -FRE IGH T | ary $79 pe month Box 241, P.D. - lel) OILER--And belt man, in necessary indus 4515 Easts once. Leader Marke jin and oy to Miss Ilerzog. She will tell | earn up to ay Se Se ae VANGLE GIRLS—tiood wees , short : Olive st, (oy | ‘ | Seana She ' —-- i irs Laclede Christy nO Manchester. (>) ~ "ye ne - you wha *e can do for you. f ; ran, : a “ ea. 4 ‘ —-- : = ‘ > ‘ yaa ' MAS—For porter work in retail store: —. . A rly A. a > 4 CASHIER And pay 1 cler} ERNE ‘ WE } 1 ¢ > ‘ady for work 1 amas Mfe.. 1019 Tiete| Jefferson Loaundry. th oe / : ! oo a | in tail store: ga) na a * - 7 ayro!! K. \ppiv in owt CE WwW !} LA ME‘. ¢ *O.. wl L e ot 1 g.. * BOY—Colore d, for allround work, 1122 8. | CARS K SSENTIAL W ORK | ary $14 per week. Apply te. Aloe's, 4th RDER CLERK—To fill ; orders and help Ph I 6 I a ( handwriting, giving experience, age ated — —— ucas ev. (cw ington, 6th fine SHIRT FINISHER. Good wa " ai — - cinta | Aaneeer 2200 Spe Waid st. «ag | eee Sees | | ween _iiuminum ware, aware, ote, Dept. K education; splendid opening for’ one with GIRLS 16 TO 3 ORERATORS—Fuperionced, to aw Hotel Jefferson Laundry, “i sod and bs ty ee oe Saining shoes Mt | ‘a R 1D 1G HH’ we ANDL — | MAN—To assist in shipping lepartrnent: cbs ee = rrdware Co., 312 Wainu ept. IN., iecessary qualiftcati mn; sala y¥y to start, $0. , dies and dresses; can make from $12 te WOMAN T \ ary estarching i N. JerORGWey. tc) | * 48 ERS om —Dozen, wages $12; chance for advancement. Wild. |! AINTER—Union. Apply S544 Paris av..) 7% ATp , SAN ALIE ESE Nox _B-101, Post-Dispatch (e2) p KT th ite s | per week, with sieady work and be agers, GP... hag -+ ping denartment. : ue Y- A ‘olored;, rood pav; steady work. 1o a sen’ week from 7 j p. m. i man Mfe. Co., 1019 Washington: 6th Sete after S nn. m ( ‘Ss: rust Know how ae} : Liil At ¢ rT anit ig a .4 7 S| . oa ma : ; 2 ‘ ‘ cy. ' Th [ —- - ‘ a eee Boy- With some experience. Phil Berg Gro. to 10 . oo cents per hour. | te run Ford truck; references required. Ap- ea" 912 Wal Memann Stove and Hardwar (Oo Market St., St. Louis, Mo. week. Apply to Aloe’s. 4th floor, 513 Olive * The Pressing Trade, ~OPERATORS--lxperienced on _ silk SHOEWORKERS Seat U 1250 8, broadway. oo} o. N. L, ONG WwW AR KHOU! ee Ply 4000 Sullivan av. “ 0.. 212 Walnut. ae ie) CH AMBERM AID For about half day; room Good 2 = tri Macic *, our expert operators make : : ‘ , “ Z sve , ’ = " ; P Myre - “ 9 ? ¢ ’ ° © a « i ’ . ~ > . a ~y > , i Sor “16 or 17, neat appearing, to work in x SE ( 10., MAN--Young, to work in jewelry store: good | PAINTFER-—Nonunion; Tuesday inorning, at — Sa ee M ins pet a 1 nO unday we rk: $5 per week. 41006 wast Ss; steady work: healt a . ot a » $= ~~ week ; palf day Sa mn HER# Experten ed and givts to le i pe gees pay. Busy Bee Candy o., 417 ROS (Gratiot. (c3) “gh a oy for advancement. Aronbere’s; 426 ; “ xR Keokuk, (Cc | pga ity ote, roadway and North surroundings. LUNGSTRAS DYE- lith ce F round. Schware- Wild, nex ‘ans nT % = —* = : -———! —* —- _ - : . . nina ; Lateceenenas nr (c) d . ane BR. —~Steady work: private = we ING AN 4 ; } ”¢ vn ae EE ge ag —— ; : oon " i] hoy —To werk tin drug store; good Wages. FRY COOK—Manhattan Catering Co., 2602 | /MAN Hiandy, in apartment bullding apa £45 Diant. Box BA ; sr ost- Aerts tch. (of) CTE \ LA uP } HPPERS Good pay: stead) P 4 at D CLEAN ING CO., 1500 OPERATORS a: 3 eh | } eens Dees —— - oe - = kT . ; =, ‘elena moe ia axe ee Apply at fee, PICh lets RS A oply 7 Oo'clo k. “Missouri ask CAN Fas Sale Candy Shop, Broadw =z —— = av. sieteiditleadialitaiasli (c8) Experienced single-needle opera e: ' ic rece ~ | a Ot BOYS 16 veare old, to feed lithograph peas: FURNITURE REBAIR MAN- > NE rTOrnE. . ca | ™ —" eine - a? TLithe to . "ayy NN let et. (eo?) 4 t ¢ ; (c K} | Py wh dy good. steady position, Apply rear PORTE R — . ~ ; . = re : O Products Co 20s ON 1th ie) d ’ 4 AS i WwW S TEAD P ~ 3 . at - | FURNITURE STOCK MAN--F ORD St.' Regis Apartments, 4950 Voindel!l bl. (¢] 927 Pine 2 CLERKS-—GIRI 1 , ; as . a? BUYS—-To learn shoe making ood sition | PUR ~ os For prosperous | ~-—--— - ae? rai ; . — bats ON LS. 18 YEARS OF AGE, FOR aa Solid agate. tic line minimum 80r. wh quick cin nemmenmt ng: Ppt a Thue eg department jo one of the South's MAN Young to learn teiep! iene Gtulacsa. in rORTER-Call after % n. nm 6190 Kaston wa RAL ()>F oe CK WORK: PREVIOUS Alli ator QO) ( lothing Co. Discount fc eer line om tree @ $3" ‘ Lady Faciory, 2'st and Locust icl) Stahie Fem nes heer “+> mer lars oe 6: ya Bon - M1. sous $F 0. Tae ath to start. staie ‘TP "KR-—For droe store, 2554 Park av te 1c i MDW. GG ata 2 : APPLY |, ee ER Ego RE 42) - @ more insertions o?) O te ced; give references {n st} education age, beight aid welg! tox | PORTER ane | Al : 9. SEE R cL, | a ; mdi diel . ar, 4 sg he =e nient interns machine. Apply | letter; permanent pesition with ; Roo! eal. | B-411, Post-Dispate ig _— >) | PORTE —Anply 1) Onive st (cl WT) | Ros | be P if 0k ial | OPERATORS ss : SINESS CHANCES © rs Ma ender oster ros. Co. ° ary yr the ri rhyt , ret > pert f 4 sires M - “2 S.-i ’ j ' to 4. - ACFS , ° ~ c rr - rh ing machine t is a Boy . Adout in — for office wei kK a (2) ft pron gy i . sma MS poo al Ba nent BORTIOR And lunchmah creas eran ae od — eae - TS MTUNITY FOR VANCE . > nme ‘ ntrance ” 2 : ‘lafa tory: terms to fu r GRO ORY “DE I. 1\ ke I} M AN cs . , j l“¢ . ; ; 4 . ¢ ‘ i . ee \e , r } _r r pa WE . . ; 4 ; —— i . ‘ “ - Al AN( m4» ME NT. AP- , ’ , . wry 112 N. TOY To work in eh >, tnust be over it ro rive Ford car: eaitie manag 400. Olive M cote ' lB ton ry ph - ‘sistant forernan in} I pt sins’ 4 Pts A get . ay ° must be a good | ) L Kf 4 Ke \ vi. SHIAPLEIGH HDW. CO scr MR a9 It ) ST AR | - OPPOR- ' Alli ate 0; 1 C 1] hi bog. Midc: we Wareha. tiven M's Co., Apply between 7:50 a.m. and 5.30 p. in = a a . K anuia turir KF VUS NESS, Fowl, oppor. ‘ rh . . ra in ) \ \\ HAY AE VT (om) | 4 r l ot ling Co. — i: SS. Gth «i Bi, Teo it” Mo — bs iad hl suenrietta nt ce) eFences: iva oh inepie ioio Sutis ref. ety "Sal pleat aeons Johnson Heel «o.. PORTER---Roelle-Muelier Label Co ow 9 — AON OOK-—Exnerienced nS 6 t bgin Tl N be y TO NI \ KE | TED broke men for soy : aame er ces; S000 Wares Apply 406 Sullivan. » a aie (02 Gs ‘2 . ws a din ‘ a WY eNTTInster, : i ; 4 e: . -— ae Sa oe ; = ' be Ow Ti ; BOY — eed to do )_porter tg pees pay 7. ; 9 M AN * yee var rw et eens ) “ a = - 7" (eo OOK. Campetent $508 Peat Pina ich) 4 } An HERS. : olored: on secondhand ~ ; / 0 iT rownr j poly a Sicdoiillesatiaiaalia ; ar . ‘ ‘ : ae £0on an ( io | prt | ait ‘ otore : for furniture siore. 116%} nena — ‘ . . ) ” ” , eR od. 4 Kahn Skirt Co,, 1012 Washington (el) 4 allround work In factory. Roots Ww ade Olive st. . Jat N ¥ Th wT COM>OK -Feixperiencéd, for restaurant. oot4 \V¢ it K : PER \I AN ENT ° PORTER Wanna w j , = roce pre |} mann St. Louis Cigar Box Co 1117 ON 7 meee by I \\ Via hranklit Ae . -TER—Woman who has had some . ae : e RnoY—v nder “ya, to da co jes ting and io ai. I ; ANAS ers j roadway (co "| ' oe KT ree Re 2 or ey linder pres= Colorprint 4 pis : \ 9 \ \ >] ‘ Khe ‘ ‘* rf as Nich “ag at _ ; 2 : : = ; . e ~ one ‘ & fie Cad in cleaning work referred: no ’ . a a ; 4 de be . . | tend to mall; salary ge er week, Apply W i MANY os eka y | label Co., 125 S. Sth st. (a) | | AGA Maat tirend Contest a OFF SATURDAY AT | Whatever; best of working conditions; Ma : } i j 4 ° : . > he “ » = . - - } a... ; rime Cniratl bbe («* . + 4 ." , 4 - oA A a ad “2 ' antec Begs ae oung ? 1g 1 Se hool Prad- | PORTER-—t* B. Nicholson Prtg. Co., Main C'tvuk Whit biacl Ply rate if ! > eae John tS a oe one nd Cadar - LAU NDEY : “" ol sale ; @ | é “yi lite Of Dick, lyrnouth oe ee —- ° ar coe | 1PM ge TD plete steam launcry outfi ‘ Roys- Strong, learn pleating and butten burt ‘ . e ness: no experience necessary; food chance lixperienced : Al references ITE olored boy refer ‘ i 2 ; POR R-—Colored boy: references. \rcade : ' ighest wages. 47°S Westminster 1 uate referre l:iwho has had| (eo) | -- os nie 7 J ‘ 9 \ ‘ 0 has had Tv» > ’ , Cars a ’ / ST AN | yA R 1D \W Af } LS. (tin 1K } Loe; far, - ? . ite AN ; ~ | oe aur a Se we no laundry ; ESSENTIAL INDUSTRY, WITH GO@R & first-class condition, at & : for advance erment. SO] Mermod-Jaccard Ulde . ip oP ; - tn otra ton " ‘ : . ) rf e *e : ype ; Phaermarv =! Cernan f Boy Experi: Thee ed, to dy lve grocery Wapron re qyuire Pe | > rood salary extra ne Fi : l “WW AC EH ge dept, 3 — = ‘ \ " 4 . a Gar . (CW K-— ib Gor eee } (ONS vs ‘ ar rR —Married or singie: e peri. ' . giam dresses: can earn an “EP c aele« % On ter mont will # | EINE fae? Gi sresh fo car; chance a1 N. SIXTH ST. — (c3) | Cait CO, 1008 Magan between 0’ Falion Colored Night Porter once SAMIRGEEOS: Gack Mean ene | Pee reat: Wildman Big. Co. He wa Ne ngreh st | —~ | perensement. N. k. Fairbank Co., | = = +> _ ‘MAN Goaflee Soa er rer ec} ff a ~— man hi os as night por- | 7105-1] M ARKET ST Mr afer os 210) Ar ae /OTMal Life. Side. Ce (e3) | P RE: 84 rae maiee ivi — CROKE aNiy MEAT MAKKET «te iia ee ance t¢ : ~ very man on es- er ppl r. Andrews, GAR- ns — 4 ahd. ad e calls. (2) Re cea its _ © Meret? ime er. . General F 3 ation Hee A.T? Il'oet IMepatct BOYS —Pieasant ee | HAND CRW Bg em nore to sroup of towns near | LAND'S. 409 N. Broadway. ‘ey DEMONSTRATORS 1s lies: permanent po- HOU SEK DR ESSES" | ne (o., 1017 Morran } \RDWARE #10! aoe good pay. with opportunity for advance- averaging $25 ns as commission now § i eition vear round : natlonaliyv adve rtised ne. () e , t . EK i | iin ¥ ky “DER “mom job Dress: business; A. 6 Lz I aed eo ‘ “4 ; , ment. Apply Mr. brang, Post-Lispatch experience # oh : in tee lix ‘ation. tre eee Taba (c3) | cessity; salary and expenses; good refer- p rators -—— ux perienced on mide Aopiy Sth Noor. Leather ar tb bargain. inver.in . ‘ | bo —— = Hl MI Ik and ae ag ty XK. ‘+P SIONAL OS | P TE ences required; traveling work must ‘ oe? . ide 11V2 = T exctfet . . ~~ % : — F . ©. 14 Pos t Tis rate! (5) 17 ()} y » ' ' tineneturr re ’ . + - 4 shy 2 he adies ‘CP ¢ % —— este} ° . ' ‘ : ’ : 4” YS—-Reveral bright. over 16 years of Ag: Aarmess AaxXers | MEN—One or two. to unload —— nh nn Q At one e. PAULEY’ S PRINTER—Must be f1 ; pa ea Purina, Mlle, OS ane ates | dre: ses and rompers, Can | Press? EKDEK—Younr lady, with \S MING gts 9 athed with beet | ? . - : ; : on . i ; eld t > uf tTiiwas cnr of ‘ Ari. } ’ 4 4 ; * “4 ist ” Ts lass }on ré fee ’ : i€ ; ‘ : ri . : . . ; Cn ' s a ai a’v@ at , rs Eas aie Pactory a om are tears So t t. a 2 Mle. bt Ito 8. Vandeventer 7s I id ( ' . ST ORE, Delmar and Ra ’ eteandy position for £00 1 man ‘ + oe rr! iat DINING ROOM MATI)—FExperitenced oe ); use a lew girls to learn : paid lack: mend po own Roo , 0b premee ~ ° nceome $175 per month ane +#] ‘vw kb . fe ’ j = a? ‘ bad - i” r ’ r™ ry? ee , ‘ é De air } sh € GTM D-OS ’ rv? Pas r . ? . ¥ e : oe r ¥ wand . ; > - ; “af . 4 ’ . prac e* 8, —s 7 reorr Ld : 4 ) ‘ bins corr Me . Pe fa SS a. ? de ast ye S$ - levies en ome Ses Pas t zanine floor kK Wee s highway. ery G18; Oliv, 4+) es A t Publication nef Bvt wa a “) Westrnore ana PD) - kor- ’ W el] and advanced rapidly. eo a to star G lothing Mfg. Ca, 3 z ; om TS-—And girtn. 15 years of age and over Rin TITS aoe . 4 Olive cl PRINT MA Kk ets ne oe : = ~ | y “ W oe ae oe ‘a d mH for office messengers, by financtal institu 4 VE T W}! \} RK (MEN--Puritan machine operators, Kawlinge | POT WASIER--White corored:.$40. roe: work: § , os atl eg POT = yi hes — & ALK KR, loth i! nel Lo- | PUNCH OPERATUK—Missourt State Laied ‘# ont good chance for promotion. Apply YEN | Mfg. Co 231 Lucas. a iy | and beard. Hatnilton Hotel, Hamilton and gunk offiea Uk. oe eo ee ASHE R feust sts.. third floc eurance Co has position open fer Ge if . a ene = oe ‘ aah a Trust hu is ied) | | et = yours man * an ure ee Ma > . ‘ +) ya 7*) - . ‘ ‘ Natlorias, ste . oe ‘ F : Veg wre tloor,. i (¢2) ' — - bag erith —— operator. 7) — s . mga ! ~~ 1S nal f P N. Cc = OF tre ‘riscoa New OT wis { "th? b ww ht , - ’ i\ >> UR + ‘ * e . ae ™ % . to Was tien ea: 4 “eet, * =: > ' " on: Ps giv bet 4 fut! ; ariteulare, Pe Py a, Sere; one a. i sonable ecessary In ustry | MEN --To learn the milk Se ro . 7d = pee ga ne — ° . _— Pay Seay waar iy F vanes ‘i. a ta derers bail : Sais — Arn i oo Maer. Forest 7 ro. (oth = sat ~y 7 oe For general housework. Apart-| ‘ uel Kk ag0, @iperience &D P Py - aesisting in ehipping department. Style- BRAUER RROS. 20 " week werk 31 = $00 Us: s: 7 days - . el VSO (or) ,oiShhane, aso Poth and Clark; money any ; ~ = uilan: ¢ abany l1c7J. cold | oe" Address ©. OU. B., Box F248 Felid a rn . a - ‘Cat firme ‘: art - ~ \ — — . . ee - “ . ~ a os idk ann le lec iine mactcoe = : rit Bk irt . WES Waah'; ‘ ” ay . : c » of 6 N 14th St. fe) ; all >! = , pe tronth., Apt ~ | Phikss riekeDER (*ylinder. App! Mou tnt A Ht i ‘2 Lit AF TSM A: J A ! ‘ rx: i, lread offtik a: ~~ | ac" ‘a7 . : 6 ga , -~ _ a emianjoatitlie as te ME N—PFor machine shop ‘Mate | o £ Saracen ae rae Be =) } & Son, 21t Locust ota , " GUAKRY MEN ni a lhemnaere — - Salary ss $57.™): in repli: tate experience. | HOUSEGIN) For general housewerts. Ao- A Walker, 16th Steady work. pt of-town ergere 36 pe? 7 BOY S Mie .. 8th and iratiat tony | MEN + with experience in packing over- | PR ESSER Eaxpertenced | ~ ! Louls Stone Co., Falling Spring cas nae Rex A-3518. Post-Dispatch r “zi Washington, (e2) | S6nT pw mi. Kk Be a ¢ cane. Seats it : rt : : — A : : ne c$ ails an: pants, Apnly s ‘te ‘ Bo perio ee SiZing., }O. kine fica % the be any Sprit ° ] city = ate a ace ~~ aaa . : Ta SE ‘jIRI Color eer - = ——= 5 | , ; OMEN Pret Stars «@ ie . Bright. neat boves, for various kinde ’ Tiibw ARE { LER kK ‘jood positio n for | i‘o , lawn Washington” far Clothi: ig Mi S x. pre | West Pine | HOU SE GIRL, Or woman. for ne bouse- SCKUBWOMAN—For house-ieaning. a ; : Vi6 Act ; oth and ate ~~ — Sli icealtaihmeticeiah aaa nh shipping room. steady work: good | SS ‘EK-—Young man, wit! +* 9 . 7 CLERK —Expertenced Ik oe ate . s : . - work k nes “s Washtagrton. 1 NE mg Ee — ‘ K: gf00/ pav. =A : ith about 3 ru + : ox A Ypa rey foe... f $227 lad av A eines ban ' Locust ate. a A ssiiestiheiiieh aicieaiiliaieal cei: ~ “rmmenee ‘ American Hotel, ith and Mar. Delmar Mie i” 4175 Rrh ' “i igh ex therien: e on job pressee: steady | P-S9% Poxt-T ispateh « =) I IN ISHERS WAN I EK). i OU sE GIRL- Colored ” far SHIR TMAKEL MISCELLANEOUS FOR SA a~ —— genera) ho Use- 4 {S—E ixperie aN ; HOUSEMAN Waite: beard and | \ Grocery and Raking = : oonnee. =m TOs ancemen| Avoly to Star Clothing Mfe. steady employment, William Pfeiffer. Vir Women; must be experienced | ore. __Nictor 20201. 3814 Hotanical. teh CARH RWUISTEL: -We tur and seit . 4? ; . 7 wes wet “ . 47am es bee ben nd \ te " i ‘ine ' . : . P set ,iam tC1.i@F, VIN n . ~ os re ’ . " To learn hardware bnsiness Sy . (ii ATOR StocKVYafds. KEaat |. ; " eh) RE oe 7 re \ cennes. Ind : pa rood "Wacrs (‘ome readv for HOUs walk ne tt class; no washing. ve on all parts ’ also union se jatinnal nee registers. ~or =" 2 , (o%) | WAN--To do porter work. white or. colorel ‘RESS ( i Wi ’ » SHOVELERS—™ec per hour: Schaefer's — so . = cons CON2 | | = | et es , sleeve eo , ine. We etl env portent ms lA ly SHAPLEIG | i ARD. ee sn 1 aon ae go nent ay white roo) | art be over draft age: for saloon. — 7 ( PER A. i HA KN Crrtis Mfr. Co. or 4024 aston money | VW ork . PRI ROG "kh LITT mN ; “~~ rt ~ror keneral housework in | — anid me ers 7 also ‘ OAT Pern Howe =a > a am & am i Lestat nn . (8) | IRON B (e2) louis Ti n aA She et Me al Whe 9. UE an ERS Day and night WOPrik, t*S- esl Wares 1 Paiie® Cancy She Lira ' Be ot 7 : a - he ie WOT a » bo tent Leet, te Maghe Tt SHIRT ke Af TORLES, Sth “ me rel hicutiaresont a’ ‘ ye ED MOLDERS~~And helpers: white Clark av Jew “Vand ti a. ent ial wo - y ly ee ee: “Way amid ¢) P rs com | ol . I : bi © OF. s expertence din fold- Hi \ oe? yIRI, Winits for ker oa — Hj k = — E: 1 (‘AMONDS Watches jewe . vor. W 7 1s = eld; come tor Bron. Mia. Co. Br par eer Boe. MEN—Heasentiat work: to help tuck pnt: p — Apply STEEL STARILEMAN-— Aral wagon washer, 101% Ant | ara ars. good pay, 200 N. Maintel)| goad home: fine treatment 4003 Pin. 4. ted) ickory and 16th and we | ,Ptives, Lefite Broa & Co itnes he. ary u er > 7 an = Ag re ‘id by , ‘ ‘ . . ~ . , e ' ; | GIK - PON ber eT. eg far Veal ing " r r ‘ ~ ar ~ ~ ; : ' _— _ -. (cS) Bt ID per week, John J. White, ° PLANT. Foot of St. George Nt. STA , en ~ Who caf do narneas repair * - tory: g00d Wages 2114. fd et. pe ) ot BG IRL wanes to aesiet with cook sixth floor. | S feet = a dew ' , Arm) ‘l¥e0 compan: 's hey Nox F “ FPost-Dirpatch. a oe GIRIs- “an cake department. Hamm Lakery ate SKEUGIRL—« a 7 —~—_—- BTENOGRAPHER—Com ate. 4-48 Oak ams males eR, ic rT WOM > C4) 1455 O° Palio: (ed work. 1122 & esteas. geueral —_— ner and bookk . young lady MaDixs - fw y. ) ouma Cypress mm?" & , BA, ; | see apie , ghee a th st

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-STLOUIS pOST- -DISP ATCH MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7, 1918, STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH eee =— — Sat | Editorial Page | : —\i } New Photogrs im Brief Af -AMOIS- | Fathers, Mothers, Sisters, Brothers—All | The Government Requests You to do FAMOUS-BARR CO. - : | City News i FAROUS-BARR wi Should Buy Fourth Liberty Rend 'y our Christmas Shopping Now. a W omen’s Fk Sasa ; oe MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, | ANNOUNCEMENTS | , = Ey _— oa oi SHEP tf? _ - 7 4 + EM Race as ee a St ee a a ae LPT a bth Lahr: cM Rote Whe ee Ma > i a Re. ae vale ae f i be ih MEE IRS “« ” ‘ ry —- | EKeonomy. BENJAMIN STPITKOWSKY, 14, 1017 | x4 _Howar d street, was arrested last night while I » Rridge in an autemo- 7 Bi og a as ig tes i * Ages em Supply Co,, 813 ’ ' bile ow ned by t , sy Mi Hempstead street. Police were told the ma- hin iad en stole? rom the company’s YOUNG MEN!! ' vt r 4 - t $¢ id Y y ; lice had een ft ed to take a ride by |Reother boy. whe finally, bad left. cursing Our Annual October Here’s your chance! Ses these | the BS Orel to Ain. | nifty Suits tomorrow sure!! For | TACO! 3 WTEST. 46 YEARS OLD. WHO | in this lot are ‘could not tell where he lived, was ordered Sale ot \ omen S loves id for investigation last — re coe ( : e | fe nd 48 tickets in the Old Rellable ottery | Over 200 Stylish =f» bs wees — @ This event ends tomor-. | row eyening, but unt! _ MISCELLANEOUS: i ll then we offer choice of FALL SUITS | , our entire stock of Won. ‘Calls der All. in T. ia. Our Sens. Aaa A SE wAAG ‘ ; ‘yae! 7 . Actually LA SERVICE FUAG CONTAINING 178) en’s Gloves (excepting was unfurled yesterday at St. Leo’s| RG AES, SLE NINT es SIR SOS 8 AE HR IE, TERI OR SONS. a eeehel Site as Fi Yep te Se ee streets. following a parade in which the par- | Worth $20 Par Church, Twenty-fifth and Mullanphy | Kayser s Silk ! a a ish members, a detachment of mounted po-|§ (loves ) at; a re- O et ‘lice and members of fraternal and patriotic | "he y ‘. . ‘ 7 UESDAY A | organizations participated. The Rev. Father | duction og PRs ee | Wil liam F. Robinson of St. Louls University | ee | An eagerly awaited AN AUTOMOBILE OWNED BY wi) event, and of more significance — COPYRIGHT. 1006 =x ee ye =~ gg gg re ig this year than ever before, as aes euniek aad releneeh ‘ner herd | ab 0 08% Ene gemeall to @ An event that means much to every woman in St. Louis, for with the co-operation of the manufacturer we secured ie wack car at fuircy-ainth and De rents | ee i rege hundreds of the eelebrated Victoria Coats at remarkable concessions | and offer them on an equal saving basis. Every sts. 1s | 85c Gloves at... 68c $2.75 Gloves at....$2.20 eoat in this sale represents a saving ranging from 15% up to°25°%, and any woman who does not anticipate ne _DOMINICK MOSHETTT, 26, 3408 WIT | $1.00 Gloves at.... 80Oc $4.95 Gloves at... .$3.95 Winter requirements now will miss THE opportunity of the season. 2 moter eve ie ta collision with ah automo. | $1.25 Gloves at....#1.00 _ $3.00 Gloves at....$2.40 ‘ ry A Lae } r, 4816 W h ; | . truzcon % mlevard ai Gfand avenue and Do-| $1.55 Gloves at... .$1.24 | $3.25 Gloves at... .$2.60 — —— | $1.95 Gloves at....$1.56 | $3.50 Gloves at....$2.80 e | Light cotora:—dark enjore: ().,227X MURRAY, 7 1206 cuovreac av-|B || $2.95 Gloves at ...$1.80 | $3.95 Gloves at....$3.16 A t At ft Al ¢ Scotches, cassimeres and hive ; Hea é ge poe ge lh eda eras $ $2.50 Gloves at... . $2. 00 Main Fleer serges! Patch pockets and #§ his bome. ~ PO es age ge 7 slash pockets! All styles and @ 7, eee ie , ee mm! “JUST TIRED OF LIFE.” WAS THE! sizes! Priced Tuesday at $14.73 BB ni reason given by Mrs. Mand Hahn, 46, eee ees een By Ses, Mand Haba, 46. - — —are Victoria Coats of velour, ent | —are Victoria Coats, developed of | —-are Victoria Coats of such rich ma- a }- ' breve nted from jumping into the river at | Sallsbury street by a policeman last nignt. ; pompom, plush and heavy melton fab- | broadcloth, velours, duvet de laine, | terials as silvertone, silver tip Bolivia, Nor- Government officials in Men’s Fine Weave . | The mee at Drow noticed her distracted ap- 3 ws . x ‘olvets Ww -e . ae mandy, wool velour and broadcloth, in the | re . ive s one, murro, INO ane ; ant USN. 1 an All-Wool Serge Suits VW i k x ‘ | ‘ Se : JOHN PLAGEMANN, 96 YEARS 01 navy and black. Many have collars as black and blue, Plain tailored Coate, as . JOT Oo SARS sod . Hy =i , | aT se Mes ; Many are silk Jined. Luxurious fur well as those adorned with handsome col- C ey I ur ag 5D 7 dauz! oom 7 Mrs sie eta win en apne ier > . peak wees ie da 5° = Ay - ? - - Be Pie, we ¥ »* — Ni tae i i veR ar hie es ala Say Se tes G2 ne : Fy > ~ a ~~ SVS SVsVVess ese SSSSVS SSL SESS ~N SS ~ ’ cr ! 1a ’ ft ©} k | eg iF - \ : ; : ; f : Y als noy | belts a! d la g 4 poe a0 S. dominate . All S1Z¢ N including e . ra ‘ Te 1! . I V 1 . ‘ al a and extra + fe 1 athe . . . Ty ° “ee fa: a (+> 4 . > f ¢ a age Yea sizes. Set vesterday celebrated at ‘the Polteh Hall, 194 pe Ag NE OS eee Sizes 16 to 44. S1ZeSs. Third Fleer 23 © (‘ass a’ vent ; ‘e honor of the Po! ish army ;' . = ‘4i% % elsew a ~- now in ie ‘ance, The celebration was under , 2) alle ; amt 1: 74.84 8 Tuesday at. ‘aie auspices of the Bt. Louis Citisens’ Cor "a aii > @ Just the kind of school Suit for ‘ mittee of th Polish army, and was ope! = aA Ge ‘1. ea bs a high mass cond icter ra by >) Poy : 4 4 i the young lads. This ofiering rep- Pudiowski at St. Cx s Polis “hurch. | Ps an ' ‘ 2 flo Nort! a -“—** **- -* resents broken lines which have — Boys’ $8 Heavy . St. Louis was served by young women of ae 7 ie been priced at far below today’s Corduroy Suits at SEE Mierke Gecticloncen’ tn the enn] MG Wie | eee cost. Coats are in belted styles and Today, you must consider qualily | first if you mean lo prac fice Alle! hare BL ercine! : ce, WLP kniekers are full lined. Made of ; tizes 5 ee oF snigdeipeetiiaibiiaiiliiaisimeidibianiainininnistgitasinn Y Bee Dae. eeteetata Gh true warlime economy. Therefore, choose— ong, well tag TOOK, i ¥ ri¢ Trais, ] 7 . 9 broken plaids and fancy mixtures wngees page ich a —— 8 | . ° | \ oe. *, “Liat ; * mn £3 " c -” adie | | / bra, Marie Foster’ ............ 312 Biddle || Rekes tek | as etl oi to: ae $ : 0 $ .. Blanton EB age al Oe Quinew, Iii] J BN tN ae save 5 oy Mrs. Hilda Piipsky thao sey 282) Mus | Day enports, upholstered in # rich, ay Lak St, 4 Oe So q All of the newest Patierns STVIES, built by America 8 leuding clothes tapestrvr, Have eushion re. 4 ; 4 Ate | ‘ws | sponatings Ie xtrem e stvles for the voung man, as well as more conservative BIRTHS RECORDED, Chairs +9 match’ 8239.50 P ' nos eet a models for their elders. Mattresses, Special, $15.00 Davenettes, Special, $45.00 In Our College Room We Fealure’ The ‘‘lallv’’? Mattress, con- en op ft ew ie AJ rte at ess ae Pesan” AAS Rate rh oe - Se bt pha seg a pro Saas ae Fe teen, 1410 Nort} + ee ee ee ee SRS OTR EERE ee Se eee Fee **** : ~ . =. . * The celebrated Kroehler con- Fall Overcoats ee he, rene a all bie ha sige spa that opens tnto a com- Society ii, rian Clothes 4 ] 750 to $40 CREAMAID . fortable double bed. Finished edzes and covered ith good pl ery yoy oniing yy ay Avy @ The aristocrat of men’s apparel has its @ t the proper weight and warmth for $16.50. - Feurth Mleor St. Louis home at Famous — 0. E.x- Autumn wear. Latest stvles for men and clusive and distinctive mo for voung | voung men in form fitting, loose military men afd men who stay $30) to $65 and trench models and plain black and Ox voung priced from. ford Chesterfield models. A Second Ileor ’ Be Se Dante J TET T ie gTTS be + *** grade of fiowered tick tap ese eee eee MH. BQQVW.VWWQy VVBVYAYNAWA ABA NAA AAA AAD_ AANA SN rT ‘rovidence, WS oe es " ee yy WU MMM “oor WY CS RPS TAR RUST TM Se | a Oe Se rye ’ a3 BURIAL PERMITS, € ouise Krite, 74, 1814 Chouteats? apoplexy. | UI Call 1S Z ANA DANAAO 8040044 The A Ul-Qualily Aly Kelly, 35, 808 North Cardinal; nephritis. | )) Whittier, S82, : we (‘le veland: Inyocarditis Buttlerine a oe ae PreRalin, tubercu “| 7” . : 3 In the Baseme wc tarp a "er . aay aieianaca| eae Values to $5, ¢ 65 loys and ; e Basement Economy Store, an Extreme Saving Event Offering = Sam ama a 1Q00 Pairs ot Women’ s Shoes *PLANTON © | . et rson, aer, ede ‘eid periton { ; . 4 : f j | pon | sroline Heid, 67, S810 Ghenan joah; nephritt ‘at ae _-\n- extensive showing of ~ Voile, Mar- () S ((reame fs ae ea tue “~ ' uisette, Seotch and Filet bi to $5 Weave Lace Cur Values, Y¥ ne Typical scene near sion of the great T. N. towns abandoned their 9LL90 290 000 0OOOPELOES A Ake ete _ % ~~ 7 © eee MANA “ SSS SAAS SALAAAN SAS ovgonaneanine | A TIMELY WARNING : ,erBRGiE ains in @ myriad of beautiful designs. ¢. A Christmas display caps AGAINST INFLUENZA Baie Lace Curtains that is complete in every 7 ° ee " } ? 7 detail. Co-operate with Atwarye Sold in This Germ and The worst epidemic ever known. is Values to $5 ’ ' P : . Dust Proof Golden Package new raging in this country. lg sett : | ct f -Pair the Government S request , ene shoyid guard against Influenza | a . > '. ported anew 8 ane 7. oO; Milan and Do Your (hristmas nan Geaths are reported daily. vai imtal and mestin “ile Scotc} ‘] mptoms of Influenza Which ugva!}: ) : | i} ee Veave Serim an a Marquisette Curtains ir Shopping Now, appear before the vir mm ian str ken : }. Or? beige an white. are explained with INFLUEN? ‘A SPE oxfi oe lH d ¢ The same te al heaye CIAL. and full directior or treat me Wit ‘ an SOME retonnes tn ihe giove. ment Den't delay! Cet a package ‘ @5e Quality of INFLUENZA SPECIAL from your ~Yard Tip ato . fod aX — lye .r . oe . ve rugs : lav, and Ly r { cceptional off Te cludes a “a 6 allie t l ? ‘ idem ic Ad ‘ 7 uUumD F , me har ndsoi ne S.2eceune Black Boards, Se to CLOSING OF UNIVERSITY CIT | Bonk PR " poll Beds, 26 to 85.95 SCHOOLS PRECAUTIONARY MOVE Doll Cradles, The te . _——— . 1S almost impossible 10 DelEeVe that shoes of can be sold at this i from handling, are we ruometal and kid with loth tops. Have leather es U's. to S and widths from A to D. price, and only because they have beeome slig y naking tbis extreme Ba erifice. There are la cjioth tops and pate ut leather button shoes x ith louis heels and al! atlas flexible solee. Sj hixtraordinary valu Boys’ Autos, &7.50 to R27 .50. Ives Mechanical and Elec. tric Trains, Ri.~00 to S20.00., — ~ sv Was I a Women's Felt Juliets Boudoir Slippers it ’ } i ‘Yomen s black, red, gray vA Women’s blue and pink : Ai Corduroy Boudoir Sy . trimmungs and ! e ble ‘ ° ppe! ’ CT ini leather soles. nes . tant trimmed with silk pompoms. heels and come mn Made with leather 25 sizes @ te &...... $1.33 soles, in all sizes.. $1. Men's Outing Shoes Women’s Spats Men's black Outing Shoes . : : made on the ne with solid elk roles. Sizes G tn W omen s white, gray ’ ' Ww last. Sizes 1 to 9 95 10. Special values = 25 and brown | 50) ‘sdav, at, pair.. jl eeerere) od Spats in all*s1zes P Basement Economy “tere and maroon .Juliets, with fur 4erC aniline — $4.75. “In the Service!” . TT, Ward, president of the Uni- S, 912.50 age omnes Ve rsit: City Board of Lducation, said St 7 m é d H é f . ‘not? . Among the military, as ee ee ee oe eat ace) oOtoves an eaters Desks and Desk Sets, with glove wearers a a - on er y FOW NES menage teenbatetng mere Was not due to ¢ Weel] knoV rT) makes or S*OVeSs ranges ai ra las te ... : som ‘ ts 910.86. : ON THE TE avowateldl A | Tuesd , at a wnestine of the Perfection Oil Heaters: blue flame .. ,.. 85.65 Imported Character Dolls, VICTROLA = . rie glove imported joard of Mducattt: riday night § | SLOSS Stoveboaras: wood lined: 28x28 size 4) GDNe to BN.05. oa ge ' and belore the wer. s decided , loge he thy | $1.25 Furnace Scoops; strongly made ............... American-Made Character | ema of | chools, including the high schoo! | $1.20 Coal Hods: : = | | nus be wii > to RASIRS «Re sas RRs 2 ta IA Na ie hel * AS ca ta > ae ech ee se & oe SOS SS STS SS EEE ES SS ee ee Oe * \ 4 A AAAAADDAADAAAADAAAAAADARADADADD AAD SAARAARAADDAAAAAAAAAL POD W0000 000000000000 00000 000000004 000008 90000410904 ~ heavy galvanized; 18inch... .....95 | Dolls, 2Nc to B25.05. Basement Gallery | ~The mlinatestice Entire Block: Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Sts. . Miss Mary Frost, Basemeut Gallere a» cn . e , ‘ nse i ' er: " "Slath Fleer We Give kagle Stamps and Redeem ull Books Largest Distributers ef Merchane | , Faces, Maxwelton. worse eChnOOi{ Ss, Ward said , J fer 82 in Cash or S254 in MNerehaudiaec— dise at Retail ta Mis ‘oo sa rg the schools ill be re; ew Hestricted Articles Eacepted. the West. *4 . &

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\ ANS ‘, ~~ . — i Editorial Page New Photographs Women’s Features MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1918, fe Y Vitlbdtt- Cd ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ~: within e+ yl Wy a y Uj th, Y uP Yn, Wi, Yi Wy V114, 4 hin. UWE IW. Popular Comics Sporting News Market Reports MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1918. \ SS WS Ys IN QW) SS WS Sy . WOH ~ ‘ Wn SS S-BARR CO. SS N MAA QQ v“ ~~ AS ~ ~ ~ + NAS SANS Los WY Ww SX x AAA WANN QIANY WOH MAY MM *MONY + ‘ >. WY While =Y Y Vee GY itt > = malaise WLLL Aetna MMw unas Eae te se oot ate cecas cee ee cece scr ner cencccnscerescescuesrene Meh ekded AILIL LiL shal th eeel yy . > 4, ‘ *, ~ arr ; . . - A SAAR RRA N S ~~ .*** s * ———— S t Ane GtILPICLAEIEPOELOELELEOILEELOLELLOLE LOLOL EE COOL KLM ECO LOLS ROL AOERIOEPOEVTFLEPEEESELIEOPEEEEOELEEEEEE ~ tinea > a he » sue > oe." “ se nscenaomsonnny MAW MOO as Me's Os. a > > > bh bh ASASRY MMOOVAAGVV12DWW S WS ag RAG at ever en : SAAN SVSVVAPSBVBASVPRSABLALPSSRBBEBALABS All Et A ll EO At ONE get 8 —- Hi GO$hlhi MOG MMA MA SS OG acturer we secured ving basis. Every mot anticipate her 19 ats of such rich ma- silver tip Bolivia, Nor- and broadcloth, in the finter shades, as well "lain tailored Coats, as ed with handsome col- d throughout with ex- Uk. Regular and extra = Sy WIS ees . x eee na ae . ok * ~" e . eS * Se SH Pad, P) Wivar ssa stsaws dada >vyirrr - sstanaeaae POET PT: ssa >. 4 7 psec “itettcttcstsseeootlstttoa Sage (hdd Abd hd heheh hchehhhh bh hitetthd hhh A bss Assi hsshdhhhhhbhhhhhhdhhdbthhdsh Ne MMA SVSASBSSVSSVASESVSVVVWVPBABPBBVsVVBVBVAA PVPs Ps Ba sass ; * “pie "aa * fore ean PS oe > ~~~ WS ” %¢, SSX SSS SN WS bei ak oS Bs EN Sh oe s SS SSS . Fs S55 Sy iss ID BS Soo 4 UMMM MULL MM Vb les UMLMUL VlblbbVbiibb SS QQ SS aT , 7 oe! ae a : of. some of the 281 Bersaglieri, veterans of the war on the Italian front, ) ; MTTITITEPSE LOTTO Proc coed Settee? Perreeiesisseoebecsonsisarsntiren” G who have arrived in the United States to. help the Liberty Bond wy CCKEEKXKccccccochcc yyy =Cengvians taterestien’s Cam bert Y ' Government officials in Washington, who have to sign their names many times to checks, vouchers, etc., use an apparatus which writes four signatures at once. —Photo by Paul Thompson SSS SS SSeS ee ee SS wow SSS cchllea ee aaa ssssspamassssapmE LZ / Massie ip pps wall dy | SESSA SL Stella h Sk BABE RSASRRLSS EE ERee SERRE EE SESELELREEEREERRSLERESSESESEESREEESESEBRLLESESES EE ELES BESELLALE SSELSESERS SSX AAs Se &® & SS: Se S 5 A, S MOG WH S> , ty VY gees ,. id * * = x : ’ J re as. ta AN oka 4 TIP TLITT LLL IL LLL LL 44 7704se 72707 F 2 aha ry, Pires 7 rss naam 44444848 ee MMA ttt on hls COCO alld ctsatcnasta occas as ts W Ve ALAA LAAs AAAA Ad ~X Xs. Liberty Bond sale meeting at the Missouri Pacific round house, Chouteau and Compton. SSS MG Ses SF RSS SES REET ES ee SSS ~ ‘ rrr? Pr TD ae —prTrrTye TUE = i Re te ee ee ee ee es = SASS ‘ Soe os : LE scans ene MUI Py / Typical scene near South A mboy, N. J., when, after the explo- sion of the great T. N. T. plant, thousands of citizens in nearby ; Ya; towns abandoned their homes. Copyright Underwood & Underwood wut down veut, G Y YY, re i mm lbh MMU ; J AAd Adee i242 244 44444444444 44444444A bd ee SP#PPANAALAA 4 ry FT Ld ee PCy yyy Ws gmoney mp th a /) MNS caso © XS & © . a Ayn Event Offering Shoes Ronn RS + Acta teateiaaatates ~The 4 ee | POPC OIO OP OPED 4 COCCOEOPEOEEPEDEEBEEEPLLOLEDIOTEELOPTELEETE EAL LILLIE EOE E Tee ; _ . " & ene 7 4 ss 4845 > eee eS re, “- , me aed WS WS 4. se >a, .* " 2” = wee ee Le SR Se ee eo Se a _ ~ SSP SS an be soid at this rom handling, “urTo We metal and kid with tops. Have leather 'i Widths from A to D, SS ahahaha Oh. WN VAS AAS AAAS SSISN Boudoir Slippers ‘omen’s blue and pink luroy Boudoir Slippers, om with silk pompoms. © with leather $I 25 , in all sizes... Be Women’s Spats Vomen’s white. grav brown sin all sizes ° Bacmment Economy Store WWV999999999000000000000 } MO .> > > Oe PE >> Re at SSS SIINISIIIS Sane SSS SA SS SS SE eS SS SS SS SS OO = Pie “ ; , : , : . s . . ; . Zz *. . - *» ~s ek. SE KE A SS REE AORS, ROSORS. O. OOR ~~ AVSSVaAGSELEADAS ° ~ » ol ween? OS: ‘s sg eos QQ MQ OG WS WS * .- >. : Je — ~ TR . . : bd at . 7 _ " ™ Pa “ - . - SS ee ee ee ee ee ee ee re ee ee ee ee ee = QS S , : as ae ’ » ; Xs “I af - e/ r ae e's . "x td 7 a s b . . . - 5 . . Xm nan % Sod , 4 COPFPACAAPPPPEEFELEEETPTLEOPITFEFULEPALILIFEBEPEDEEE CoAb0edbr7 Leverett Aine * = oil ‘ ms Rie oe Pye Y oR hs ed Wr a, gamete re 3p : Fo: 500000000? me seroseeoe MOOT LLL UI UOLLLLMLLUBL DH, See Sas eee a ee Fee : re eal ESN w UY Wy ddd : : ehh See eee Sees eee Se eere Clemens at the gute la gn | d by member. of crew just at the moment of sanlethes Seventh Sts. Miss Mary Frost, 8 Pm = pty aid of French wounded.. ty is Ship, hit by torpedo, pe cot ing . not permit name of vessel to be given. cin Mihiieaaaiainls 6 ~ ore « » q fac 2 or the tund | %Y es use of picture “ Merah ta (aneurt a : ‘ 3 ed ‘ Sin. ¥ a ~~ TSPPFESPT PPLE AOS a*® a

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-?) - anions eas IT I - -- 2 cee ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1918. oe ee ee > wcWEN's aa - ~— ee -_— = ——— Rees tepietae | : OTIATION 7 == eeeerceaton «| | «SURRENDER, NOT NE” care hap oo ‘ Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER le new German Chancellors pice ™. *~ § | THE SANDMAN Dec, 12, 1878 Inste: - eecepting President Wilson s ? RF ; , Dw, ; at istead of acceptins 4 ” Y "OR Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co. nd with the ground- \e = ST OR F Twelfth and Olive Streets. 7 nie = T a ing of German arms. he accepts the Presidents pro- a @ ONIGHT POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION : rae eS Se tt BY MKS. F. A. WALKER, ‘ grain “as a basis for negotiation. : Average for entire yrar, 1917: en r . > 4 ad itten i ‘rom SS is mC BUNDAY $61.26. Prince Maximilian’s speech is an ingelllo’s etiort to Arthur C. Ryan Had Written’ six rom St. Louts, One From : Billy Mouse Ride ‘ 4 . % , . " ° — ss Moe . BAILY AND SUNDAY. | 49995 convince the world that Germany become demo- Parents, “Have Christmas East St. Louts and One From : yer : . ) 7 a 1 - 2 : ’ d cratic and has a representative government. Because Dinner Read\ ey Il Be Belleville. : safe piace in which"to bring: THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- | at ag has 29 S| Liee} mite +s wai ; Cabinet containing members of the Rejchstag bas Home. ner little family, ané@ if BM t! : ee eS lili ’ ieieeiaehid 4 see had minded his mother a I know that my retirement (| bee formed and certain reforms have beet ordered by | WASHINGTON, Oct. Tom Mou: . tle make no difference in its Emperor, the Prince naively intorms : ¢ . . t " , . ~~ | _ in * tale . o : ] cardinal pring iples, t at it will eS , sittin an eal narticipa- ld, son of Mr. and Mrs. Patrick: oasyaliies, divided as follows: Kitleg family always fight for progress and re- the German people have been admitted (tO bt | Ryan of 5416 North Euclid avenue, : 7 lied fr The barn where they liyed was fa on . , same . gx: ; : , ihm action, Cle om : ' form, never tolerate injustice or in government. ; was killed in action in France Aug. ae 3 ie - wounds, away from the farmhouse and oth . » > ® } o » a” } tv i om ft > \ his j Ulilasé } , , a” a ; ‘ anal LAY — j : las 6 ee | =) ae ee by his mother. His name is in to- accident and other causes, 73; 6 OUor cats. for Mrs. Mouse was a ve ong to any party, always oppose cy. as no one ili be deceived by the Chane ellors peas day's official casualty list. from airplane aceident, 3: missing jp wise mother and only ate the grai privileged classes and public Rvs = ee te +Q 17 7 — I 1 } bid lt is not ist i on Wilson's program tliat | ‘ cyan enlisted Aug. 9. 19%¢, 5M) cction, 8 prisoner wounded she found on loor, and & re > saa’ ? Did i | “ . | "ier oj . ’ air +i - } he asi LW ad Vs > ‘ el tes . : printing news niw atvs be drasti- oe F : ’ . yeaa . W as oem ae { ay Ail ¥, sl Savional ii = : ) A} " Bee nei : : Bic wamnte qj to Km “ w he re the farm il 1 l ] 4 dicker and intrigue for some ol the bacon he has stolen ) (;uard organization. >was trained change the totais, especiaily of mix . went once a Week with the bags & F ¢ ° > » » . ‘ wre : P ; . ~ ” # ‘ , “a ‘ I ng * ong na 9 viet : : his hij ivnasty and his imperial in Camp McArthur, aco, Tex., andi ing in) action. Many names have § corn He did not tell his mot afraid to . trong, whethe ‘ tnus save his face, his ¢ asty an IIS TE Per ke Ms a . , . So i mttim ‘ immd tuuUus t IS i . L, ‘ went to France last He wa been changed from the list Of min. this or she would have saved Bi by predatory plutocracy or pred- ; e. r’ } 4 I c | a wt , ——— 7 , . Liest. Paul Stei 2 omwenstein, In the transposition of figure: “| wonder,’ he said to himself o nn r PEOPLE proclamation besees hing the German people to tight to | a 24 years old, son of 2 Tt. Lowenstein caused by these corrections theps is day % he watched the farmer lk LETTERS FROM THE . 7 | of 4552 McPherson avenue. business a net deduction of 75 from the tem the bags of corn on th@ wagon, the end for “an honorable peace,’ that 18 a German oa , Re : . | | manager of the &t. Louis Star, was. With this deduction the new total@ wonder why | could not hide in o has RS. MOUSE had selected a ver the world that Arthur Cornelius Ryan, 21 years: official casunity lst shows $4@@ gs ; gould have been weil with the Mou ’ no 4 : | Hiome Work for Women. neace, represents what Germany wants, we do not doubt ? ; j severely wounded Sept. 16 in action army casuaities Is 41.040. of those bags and find out, Jj oo 3 in krance, acecoraing to a message The jatest total of Marine Corps where he goes. reecived by his parents from the Wa casualties is 5365. making an Q@ggpe. And that was just what silly lit re jected Austria-Hungary s plead for a conte! eh l-epartment. His name is in today’s gate of ‘4.905 casualties ig both Rillv Mouse did the next time the United States had repeatedly stateu -¥ offset sapuntiryninig Anata branches. Thesdetailed army totals | found a bag of oe Open He r . The message came a week ago yes- s revised, are in and hid in the very middle of t ace and would ent rtain no proposal TO , > ; terday, and the parents huve since Kille@ tn action ; eorn. and pretty soon along cag r : th! Hi . be. been endeavoring to get further in Died from wounds........ the farmer and tied up the bag. a conference upon a “matter concerning which it has | , m~ | aR cs . - : formation. but so far without suc- Pied of disease.... — Then Billy Mouse felt a big thum made its position and purpose plain. — : we aa cess. Lieut. Lowenstein was attached Pied from accident and oth- and he knew he was in the wage to the medical corps of the 325th In er causes and that he soon would discover | | fantry. Just before receiving hi: he wished to know , accep them without qualification or quibble. She must ; gees camniission he was un interne in the Total deaths ... 1596 “Rattle, rattle: jolt, jolt.” w give a guarantee of good faith, and the only satisfa: y Jewish Hospital here Missing m action (including oe wages ase tne Fone ang : . Mr. and ‘rs, Loewenstel: ay prisoners | —— # stopped, and bang Billy Mo ara In fact. be has answered it When the ther words, Germany KNOWS our terhi: tory guarantee is the laying down of arms and the vield- as ; another son, Ralph D.. 19, is Wounded ... 20a went on the floor of a big store w - taking military training cotta the bag of corn versity of Missouri. Total army casualties 41,30 silly waited and waited, but not Louis and view ing happened, and at last grow tired of the dark and stillness began to move abeut, and then gnaw a hole in the bag Out he jumped without the le bit of fear, for he had never to be afraid where he lived ing of all she has gained bv force or treachery. She irit § Senn a SB yg ‘ eon of Walker Hill of 35305 Lindei] ity. Missouri and Illinois outside g ieee we ; ‘ _—- e. =n boulevard, president of the Meeran- | Chicago and its suburbs, are: , ot seceRKIng mereiyv pea + are if Lfiy , c oe eS ee 8.2 RIG ‘ : ' . es in ‘Bal ‘ =~ F : . . : Ings? . ssEUi Paul Stein erg Lowen rT behind a arrel, an " by mpending Goo ing T BK e \i | R R () n Oo | ; ! The lrermanh denivocral camoutlaec atid ace plea are significant of critical conditions LP tei August If Sold a | id 1 | 1) th rrender | : ’ re S j MIN E Written for the POST-DISPATCH ‘har! 17317) ty eae ? F * ws “6 stein, 4552 Me Mherson avenue: Lou e the big puss who had tumb ‘Ts ear . 1] ne surrenaer oO} muigaria, ye ¢ apse oO} ‘ ’ ‘ : 7 | | A | | | : ; bern Stoinilea rine Sth ae ' ; P ataire pachet Itelleville (previously a t was a good thing for Billy Ma ‘ . ‘ . . ' : r’ ’ 4 . ; . fo j i] sf 10 i t “t ” weer’ be m _ a: - ; : German army, it foresees the Inevitable f f its mili This column ig designed tv reproduce we = ERS van : a ae sethens pane) = i posh nounced) : cellar stairs were so close or vrithout bias the latest comment by the On, A GYPSY'S LIE: The Clown Prince to His Pa. ry. in which he enlisted in Septem- ™ 6 Mi . 4 t} , f th , oe ' . 5 ah a issouri. iidt be the end of! e s.ory lendtn: hlicists, nerespaper and pertod- If a gypsy s life for rine 7 Cr, 4: — , . 1 ~ ' : away | ; ‘ J publicist » NEWS) v4 v se ‘ | : et ae (Written by an American soldier i! Louis I. Steinle, 22. of 230 Sout] Kijed in action-—Clarence Becker, ‘y and by puss went away end the thunder wir 2uns on German soll ;. teals on the qucstions of the day. In this opal golden weathe! m souls L. SteMie, cv, OF ww mourn Williamstown Charles (¢ B climbed up the side of With gold hoops in my ears, France. ) Fourteenth street, a private in the’ ‘)*en™ ie ; pos : , ‘ ' . and in my hair a searlet feathe 38th (St. Louis Infantry - listeq ansas City rrel and ran’ inside, where ‘ . ’ . ’ ae } ‘ 4 ‘ > he OF is sa “4a es ee seme with n ope n road of es Se as wounded severely liis wound Died from: wounds—Roy D. Ham ind a lot of empty bags. Into — ENCE. terson. Ravenwood: Wilson H. OF these he crawled and went as der brave and glorious soldier under »\ . rer, ’ ‘ | } "4g « s y até 7” ? 17 e ,* . . . \ ar ’ yo gg SN in Albany Ti non And th u | ie : cs ; cee Be ~ “ : ‘i yh) Keltner rhe next thing he knew the will take ron mermany s mililary masters .e Know Ss j the wilderness giving ut- And wheat in sheaves, for so long dat they have started back Freehoff, yhose wile, Mrs. Zola oA i Sa \ n 1 “pes Died of disease--Walter . aeael tee finw ‘ o ' A : ; " , — ao _ i Oh—a gypsy s iite tor mi dat vay and of course | am going mit Brashear Freehoff, lives with Dry » ore being taken out of the ba now 14) Pe] iliat ott a () ir armic s are ? lig road to f ice } t | ‘ aspirations oO! human- : ; i oa 8 Stoutland. } bump again he went and t . ‘oht , dem. Oh, papa, dere has been some parents at wi o4 Vernon givenue, is Died f id ; ‘ottle rattle best t jolt." went ;' ; re ‘ Ke : ‘ ity as the ‘Naty rn yf the cr! ae auras? a thie , ca - : 3 ; ; - : oe rom ace ert her ' ; e to the limit— force without stint” will bring —" . ee Oh, a gypsy 5 eyes for min offel dings -happened here in lrance. | again in the iist of wounded today, : pe at or = of “su sclhy ccarle “athe! - P cause —Creorge M. Shaw. Kanges them, land on the her side relay Car : , “Mian against the assumptions In this | bE , , First, 3 started in my big ofiensive though it appeared there but a short es a ' ih ag * the Ikalser to his. knees , 7 lever ir} ° , ¢ i : ‘ City. yrs ire confronted with smiling an mm. us the man who prea hes tli And never agaili | : | which was to crush de fool . rerican, time ago. I is believed that the, : : pom : * , Missing in action Thomas R : Therefore when It ] 4 }@xs it, “kore ° sha: : os ‘ — _ » ear + tpt ‘ ~~ ; aie . : ; bowing hordes of Dummies, who in turn On with the war, ' f Democracy as no other man And never my heart to tether but dey know so little about military | placing of the name in today’s List Hopkins. Mil i oe | I « J > FS ° . Ate . ry : Melle " ‘ ry : os Z S ae . faba) Cj . " 4 ‘a *. Ca 4 ‘ 7 . . 1 bal - { ’ a > 7? or ae | “T) - crs > e i ¢ » : z p 4 wr? - S| * p Qo ~~ ‘ 7 ‘mued fre m Na ture ay “ ray | ” 7 lbeut who also can hardly Sav: Roniour, The | nite d Rallwavs franc hise ordinance Wiis good } SermNnon on {he Mount, \A oOoarow And { hie crystal spring : fight in big Wives. and ven dey got to his wife that he was wounded Aug. [. Purné Fa (oide es (4 ergt. Guthrie C. , | | (;rain, Louisberg; Mechanic William — — a J. Alton, Columbia; Mechanic Julim liad Una understood from the . ; — > . " . . ) he } az »! 4 ° - . ee % sé "8 “2 oo . . ‘7 mes enfants This is a mistake which enough to steal referendum petitions for, but not food Wilson should sit. in the peace confer- And the summer haz de Americans dey all said boo. 48 28 by four fragments of a shell. IL. A. Schatz, Hartsburg; Harry A just what Leighton inter.ded by the Oh—a gypsy s eyes tor mile loud as dey could holler. Vell, accord- Caldwell. Marionville: Charles B preposed “ghost-hunt” she W ceserves correction. The english, h enough to live up to when an agent of the company is ence as the sign and the symbol of sians. Italians are good linguists ing to vat you half alvays told ine, de net the Freneh and egpectaliv the . ri , ; | | | Americans have turned and run like . who are going to lead the world Lever interested enough in the ordinance to steal those » lavishe: o make the dream Oi With a deep JOY in the pelting ran blazes. But vat do you think’? Dem Pritchett, Lonedell; Louis P. Cham have followed more keenly the iory or peace’ - Let he correction retitionus. The Bolsheviki must have done it hie rophets come ‘ye. the teachings of And contempt for mere shoe leather fool Americans don’t know anything MUST BE $416,000,000 pion, Brunswick; Edward G, Engie- ails of this novel pastime. Asi hart, Montrose. these details appeared to have ne charged with the theft. Of course United Railways was | blood we have sacrificed, the treasure” 17, iis laughing, dancing weather: With sighed conten! about war. instead of running de odder In the campfires glow, vay. dey came right towards us. Some | Average Necessary to Dispose of [iinois. telligible object in view and faile . rid Americar Sol rs. rm t] e466 “Wise Men,” the international law of lan@uute of Lafavette ‘a tan ; UNITED RAILWAYS’ ‘‘TACTICAL RETREAT.’ worr very presence there. and a mad, mad wish, ‘ dem was singing something about $6.000.000,000 by Mind of Cam- Killed in action—Lieut. Elmer ® arouse her interest until some a bv the is ft To go and go! ; . Won't Come Back Til! ‘'s Over | paign Oct. a Doocy, Pittsfield: Lieut. Andrew K time had elapsed Then she tiillions hi: On a gypsy s heart for mine Over Dere.’ or some odder foolish song, | mv the Associated Pres Dunn, (‘harleston; Lieut. Morris eculating on the meaning of ‘* The franchise grab the lUpite Railways jammed 3 through after \eepi the city in a-turmoil for two “ waich (;RAEME — ln ft} tools . TOOTON I‘inke! - sg . ‘hc ‘ im | Kiuim, trance, Aisuce-lLor- cause ol possible mitigating effects it may bave in tlie ‘annot delegate ?to anvone Hlis influ- ing, ‘‘Rafferty, you are fired get to language. [bey } grein heap ing of Ku run. Mawr ds tie thinelio Heed Mae ae et iisieee en . : i” ~> . . . Ti >>" hy tig 1 a " i S ere - ? . ‘ ar S| | >i liry ors ‘r t = I _7 « - ~ . . . “3e me i . a ~ eo 7 . > ' ra deported from thei: : hom places. trial of a high traction official unfortunate enough to nc he can transfer to no one, Hlis h) | out of here! Then turning to tur, and say such o fe] dings right be | er ad Roan ahevied uattt Gee Senne ikewill : Gas bore, a ; np he ak a Ike ryuprra bye l aif hums | le ti pee ried . - sq) ] 7 ter } ’ . lale ratn to no " 2% r: rar } » oe ] “Th: t shows who tore WSs is ‘ linched +% byville. ) tought a 0 Pee ane treated in kind b; | be indicted for the petition theft ersonal power he delegat the stranger, he said. at sh Bae , a : 1) fr an nd other Auced ‘tired.” she would have : reAate Lt} Lie yy ii 7 Wmilles w hie 1} J |) And dey ta iix blasphemy, oOo, Vot you VV ith the Onening of the “4 cond ied rrom accident a 0 > a a eauses-—Corp. red C. Yde, Freeport: View Hier word for bl tockford; Vet rowing: his “sunshine He mystery” for “Africa: ene, oes Flies words were Never e as hers, @& fact indicatl C by the company, according to President MeCullough. cy) AN o furl the flags of battle, incident: A stranger walked up to ert our moverninent rm ic f ‘ cn i@ SS , eee aa $4 _ . ‘a0 - unmistakable lunmuige Phis, of course, is only a tactical surrender, dictated on, we propose to demand an ' by two reasons: First, because the grab is dead any- : For “ship.” he gave. “skye” , Ainbassador, no Commissioner, no MAc- is boss.’ thes eross the Rhine The further plan the Company outhnes is to be ace- “who he nav: be Pilato and Aristotle > ey | tink dey said right in ftront of my week of the Fourth Liberty Loan face? One big husky from a place dey | campaign. the managers face a tre William Rt. Gorham, call Arizona, he said-—-oh, papa, | hate mendous task. From now until the "on A. Sheetz, kreeport to tell vou vat an offel ting he said close of the campaign, Oct. ails Missing in action—Kenneth P. Gesham, Lawyer. it I can't help it: he said, “To Hell subscriptions must aver: 4186 Martin, Danville 11¢€ Buys and Sells Mverything it der Kaiser!’* Did you ever hear 000.000 if the entire $6,000,9000,000 Wounded severely——Arthur C, og oe eee ee ‘et from a Blind Pig to a Good | : | son, Shirland: Luther M. Patterse® | More singular ati] - Wood- ‘ rade were always remo r aseociatiot, from Sire ‘ l j lil t | ? ~ | ] i } ’ ] ‘ aT 4 \ 4 7 . 7 } ° ad ; ; ? ie Gr ode uae Mpries | cepted less as a | of returning sanity than as an jniade Democracy odious in their day, but Throuch the Litera _ . ‘ . , n } aig attempt to make a virtue of necessits ‘i a iF n this nineteenth century Woodrow Wil man, Wi rave 4 asoy Haan eet ' ibn i : Me , application shali b ‘ — the city r anuthorits son is cjothed it with a new glory and effect bes Natiar that cl} i ‘ 1} Sila@il ibe Liat LQ Lie its ae) BuUtLoority On 2 letterhead from Sikeston, Mo steudving : Vented the ery “Waimerad.” increase fares The company certainly is entitled to aced aq scepter hefore ] I rie world bows and mankind >t te i . | . ol : } “4 ¥ } " ‘ . ‘ : j \ , ert nelie Sani iM ire tal relief during the war. welan which should include ac ndss the lee In. the peace confe) mand scry\«e hotice iB ’ } ( | anything “4 offel” don't think ali * iS to lie dispos er] OT during this pe , : ; er ealitny yoione. — . a-w wite ; ’ ; Song lie on ae ceptance of Judge Slate's decision, abandonment of the erce No other may ake the place body vould say such a offel ting. It riod. Monticello, Ceorge Austin, ; ; practice ol ttila cam lm t] , is By his ae dee aan Se ee trnake me so mad. Lcouidn’'t stand and 0 4 ‘ oe, stock; Jerry L. Smith, Claremont sit} anne: t 9 onan ' ed Li f the man \ ’ y his he les At te il irom door to dor VOR, rl 4. evtvnitil, ; Rc; ; ippeal in the Supreme Court and a fair adjustment by ‘ P uM est we sto which they hay to be br ‘ad stoy : J . ds. 1 hi acts. Woodrow ma ma rm hear such an offel ting so I turned VeAdoo trudged in the lon- word ; . ; ' } sy o ‘ “ee . — wniae i. : ey = 2 i “il ™ ers were quite th the batance of a anast . fourh? the City of St. Louis of the increase of fares issue would embodiment Timor Belli. | round and run mit der odder boys. Was — inswer, her . ae ee uy selling Taberty Tronds. tt was! FIRST U, S, FLYER TO GET 29M june Why, she asked hers ‘ a a cording tea “¥ , mvention command Strour support 1h) this communits he ideals which t s allies fimeht: “Timo! Belli’ is the name given by | right? And, oh. papa, Vou know dem rot the Secretary of the Treasur. : eg = 7 > n responses t amet a continuance rf iS PAST Arial But the Company may be warned of the peril either in ral Po unclObuded tri nNph ume duis the British army doctors to a disease | breast plates vot you sent us can dete but McAdoo, citizen. member of . GERMAN Pl ANE iS PRISONER . . ‘a 1 ner , ce temple; ‘j aie eee uc, | nis ial ‘“’ seeking to extract profiteering fares from the strap | a ete a om : Ha a ‘ ste ethggcs Fe et ee ee rege Tou nee an abe an ae aero sis a: “uray _— Satnered ss | cean, Jone” guide,” nect to see the psychology of fea hangers during the period of the war only, or : Sy a edaek Ahk Viet sie life is age : yas a Genie now, and breast plates are no good, poenetre: of wgned Adio cards; Lieut. Alan I. Winslow of vor to “friend” and recoil upon the arch fiends of his tempting to take advantage of war conditions t ‘or 2 Basi | aes : ae te is S mee a | for de cowardly Americans are shoot- from. Washington residents, includ Forest, Ill, the first American avia : hi of those who may not ecognize the Wilson. to brine down a German airplane i# 5 dee ae = pre ae : ; ‘ , ing President a negro maid . > 4 te by : . ert ‘ , , . ’ € _-_ ) , ’ sly ‘ a 5 . ° J tors ION TF MeDERMOT « jug-handied settlement perpetuating its swollen cup lat Ki s no breaking complaint under that designation we ing us right in der back. Some of our Ar toe il dia ani RR? : , 7: ele (er : fe : " ‘ 3 a ene , . an Armenian grocer, a score oL Wwor>rm r; i¢ iM a prisoner oO! war in ’ . i words ome ) should explain that “timor belli” is boys took off der breast plates and put = : | : slung for cold feet Camp Diek News. ‘em behind, but de foo! Americans are — pipe or | Janitor and “a mii Til .oo ording 4) ie ~ bound , : noti he referendum a weapon of defense they will use a ore en" nea : ———--= | playing ‘‘Der Star-Spangied Banner” lionalte _ det a d by Mrs John sid wae rand Hilarity in § she offer tively as on the present erab Xn 4} _ cs mis TT mit machine guns on dem plates. 7 (ine dag Pn $29 000 hore the 77 who _ , oy Sout a ied ehe arta ahs tin the re ‘* vata | - , Ma ‘ . ' " " i i t “ i } Ww { y ry " - ive 2 Pesyry ‘ "Ss , and that is too good TODAY'S BEST CARTOON, 3 Can't vou help us. You remember Signature f oodrow Wilson, pa) ;, tr in vour speech vou said nothing could r able ona 19%.months’ installment plan the aviator'’s mother Lieut, Wine feyou have room for if. Ni i tions will be time enough to take up a just, rational ;' ' 1d IO AID DP Den At if rid ? ‘ ' a ’ tile thle St ROP RD iE RE Gm wy -” PR OME A ye italization for a third of a century. The people have in Hurral) for the Mammuas. Te the Kditor of the Power. Dispa: ; Here is a stor ] inted t After the war and the restoration of normal condi i Waris , , “ TAN ritten his mother that he stand before the brave German sol- o has wri hi HmanN on One of our street cat Wiis an > le 7 + : up PTA If ve ‘ : ‘ = *¥) r > , . . : iggy? ) i loft + : \ t settlement that will squeeze out th r and assure le may not wan o te ie peace a. diers. Oh, papa, | don't believe dese \ WAIT FOR C M ee ee eee 4) ing of the war and said he was making : ae He has been missing since July & good service conference for rea t it} a ’ ‘ ignorant Americans ever read your | Print : ' ' , as. : ‘ a . a dal a Wi } attacked thie leader of 18 : officia sor stan: | ‘‘ NY speech, for dey run after us just like above ' ial precedent be a bar oy ve vas a lot of rabbits Vot you tink Claude lL. Matthews, civilian aid t ‘iirplanes maneuvering } * ] - . *hateat | | | Can't vou send dem some of the Adjutant-General of the War an ear : ‘ »: . } . ‘ voetari) . — . don't parti Lert ‘ (iA \ received that meniinine ne i} ift wh } Mreanch «a usage ‘ i ri sil tha i ’ i« ‘ * }4? ick 8 2 et Winslow — giere rnoneyv than ever before the wWur would last at ‘seus! longer. Whereupon a wornan trot my nil seems likely that Turkey will 4 giving hin «a resounding : vith of ' an r v4 Oe ' Try for Thanksgiving pid stacies ust * brushed aways f “F, a? , your speeches right away? Dey and said Mix in 1 uy b ros 7 : | | : ; : : eee estar dents count for nought i , . | know how terrible ve are (ant you y Feats ret , , : , " 1. > been accepted for ield Artillers tralle luter rted that me like this ause there never nas move my army back to Belgium vere = : ne Piemd APC! Pai ) witl the t ; > i : : ’ ‘’ e : ie . ’ ry ‘ ’ . *“% ‘ ; 5 i} other | th THE FIGHTING MARINES. aan another time lik 4 mere ? ve von our glory? My men can vip all Officers’ Training School at Camp as im of a direct hit BF %% whois to go over, Hurrah for this 1 traps indeed: hur i ad tr dike thi barrier: : > , ’ . of dot fhe water,-and this ille. will be rerman anti-ali raft gun -iator’s= mother was formerly ‘ wy ° ’ : . . : . ‘~ . > ‘ 7 | ry te of the and quA*fications, education : aay 6» hay cans are so rough and ignorant. We | ing for their order of call numbers _— : er ‘on a ‘ ’ , } : . . . : ‘ " ~ ‘ enry Wii : — nd they are only to be found he " | | ater tion equip Woodrow | can't make ‘em understand dot vot ve All accepted candidates for the ' ‘ a beg prr a COUR Pe : , ind here and of them have yet participated in the fighting | | i 1 for th service as no other man . ' are de greatest soldiers on earth, and School are asked to wire the camp —°" er of the William Barr Oo, By there-—who falters, must be excused oe- - : a eee Cooda Co Lieut. Winslow is algo * I ! : ' =" _ s.ancds enuse of the eplendid spirit shown byb the nephew of Mrs. A. B. Lynn of 58: . | ‘ oa rica. Su ; ‘ s 4 rr " ; . re) a : Wari: others. (a How many marines have we in France? The number m Sty th would prevent such a sery- 4 2 de vimmen and children vot dem Bel- | Zachary Taylor, Louis , ime and not a virtue. , . gians can bring us. But dese Ameri- inducted into the camp without wait cr a4 | : . ty ’ ; | ‘ 1 ve) ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ «= ] rah for all Wits of our soldler boys Was given at about 10,000 a few weeks auEO, lf additional because the mammas here and there units have arrived there since, it is not likely that mans yi total casualties of the marines are now placed in the of nth or] s equipped today And fo. . ven ve trv to singe ‘Deutschland Ueber their serial numbers and the resig ervice a determined people, an em ; . Alles’ dey laugh like a lot of monkeys. natfon at street addresses of thei: assuming that 16.000 marines have been engared, the ic Congress should draft hin Ane “ a ve oF getting the best of the socal exemption boards so that draftine what a tide of \ Americans. We ean outrun dem. rangements may be made : . “t, " ; ‘ 1} i W wT} ? 7. a) t) ‘ . P in . ‘a ! y* ’ an never did tink sc) Ti) rch dot dear - ’ , ’ “e . *» ‘ } . ° . ° . , , e, that qdectors lad bee etine phe total obs ths, wal ¢ ail neu at | KNOWN, os e warlid ga : old rive? let 1 kn ignt avay with: great sticcess | ir . . o - ; i" ’ hath 7 ’ it He tah hy , } he t , O Mitek with « apray. or Karle and aaaage & Saag | ) ough IR oem ee rs i an 7 (AR , ' » at iv 7T z ‘ rac ae ave lm, . : Atel eck on Lee oe. i heli. Le ce becety es j i ¢yij’ : or ‘i : : : : , , : pis ‘ %n v= 6 Th : l is 2ae *¢ : : t Pie big & reported T liome, according we :: 3 ’ ; Aine bee Pie . a r’ aithoaug Neve the use of itm t} nets ro 1S 38,208 a aia mAnG cad : : | et a rhe 2 ar lant at the ‘nal. but it is Havas dispatch from that citys 4 i? OWN emotions that were ® | MitS 7 © ichters those marin: | ot int eves 2 Fo he en ) The New German Revelation. healieved. dang othe 7 OF ane The Vatican. it is eaded. fGae 4 ordea there. Why wes Me 5 tif ' —j(ota= . } orna? n AT ¢ A York Trit wrtieé llen ati rerring ' } ; ie VCP the As 7 ind oe a 4 ’ ite@? Why Ai he try te " * ae : ings’ Wh) iid «these {} e " . . ¢ ’ 44y j . . ‘i ’ ~ oe o vee ‘ . ‘ , : fictal report at Soo7, of Whom i835 were killed Phat is, Ridge a que, Webster Groves, ; ‘hat Leighto: had Davida er : . i} . . ‘ set" ; 3a ~ >| ° * nerary in mind, he was gol by a series of backward ste Agaot ate }l’rese e im ROCK ISLANI?, Ti! asee Webee me alee she noted that tie fort : ~Austria-Huage '*) of the ae rr) ‘ngrer _ ’ " | | : ' ’ ’ ‘ ' ] ’ 14 orted and tha al be much greatet - | analating t) vit } } } ' By | Ay of unknown origi: lextrove PARIS Walsh Construction camp at t! recent again insisted that the # n° i '*vchometer increased Davi lean undertake steps toward pea@ ae gee what was happening . " 5 ‘7 f ‘ ‘ >.

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ES ONNEW OF CASUALTIES ee eR m St. Louts, One From St. | OUIS and One From Bellev ille. ‘Today's hows 944 army ; ¢ A> follows: Killeg wounds 4US68, died irom aisease; 4§; and other « oo. : +=, died (russing ir + Wounded plane icoldent, r tee Sv; prisoner, j; i] Corre: days, Lion lade ny ‘ ‘onsiderably i Lily of Mm iss NAMES have the list of in ise. Killed in aetion. died tyvounded, and oth- inieu us inissing are returned to duty or St two the action ban wed those OU Crt > Were Orted oOspital 7 (Cdtahin, €FE Many riers e i Paty ic ira by tl there js duction of 75 from the tota) is deduction the new total of SUA ¢ 41,540. latest iotal of Marine Ms is $365. m e $4,905 Ms position of figures Corrections ilies is Corps aking an aggre. both totals, easualties in 6 Theedetailed army med. are in action mn wounds tlisease om accident Uscs 8.238 und oth- 1 «deaths im owetion ners >.069 ed 22.523 13,948 (ine luding ee 11,540 Vicin- outside of Suburbs, are: . t. Louis amd Vicinity. din action —Arthur Corn lius North KMuclid avenye. ast Wagoner Elmer 640 Collinsville AVENUE. Louis (previously ali- Milbratz, 5945 l army casualties @s from St. Louis and Sao uT sb dicd lilinois O- and its ij ise ucust Ti AV dp, US | | irplane accident- ] 0% Lindell boy!]- nnounced), nde Cupt. William eehotft aa Vernon avenue ous). i'd) under same head. Tie! “ui Steinberg Lowen- $55" MePherson ivenue: TLouls ini 1409 An- M. ftiuh: Chestnut lievills previously an- mepruce street: North ed). Minsouri. e4] im aetion { mstow), B Cit, | from) wawrenee Petes “Sh. becker Ibyars, Hun- Oli- Har- wounds Roy TD). . Raver Wilson H. ew blorence; William A. eliner. l of ind ' from wood: Walter. Dry, other Kansas recident etreorge \l or Shaw . ing in ns, Milan unded severs ly rner, Olden: iction. -Thomas R Sergt. Robert Serget. Guthrie C. Leuisberg; Mechanic William pn, Columbia; Mechanic Juline Schatz, Hartsburg: Harry § A. yell. Marionville: Charles R ett. Lonedell: Louis P. Cham- Brunswick; Edward (. Engle- Montrose [Uinois. uction Lieut ieut, Elmer. T. Andrew K feut. Morris Valley: Sergt. rbana; Clarence C. Nels A. Johnson, Kunkle, Hunim- (;regoire, Clifton: Wuiney, Wounds —Richard Bel- ed in ait Charl Iberg, Spring W. Reel, | n, Maquon: ©; William J] kugene |, Streaker d from Fissex of ille tsafie!l al: os leston: disease llugo P. Nygren, Oscar I. E. Orberg, Shel- and other Yde, Freeport: Rockford; Ver- ., dt reeport Sing in action in, Danville punded severely——Arthur C. Shiriand; Luther M. Patterson, cello ‘ieorge Austin, Wood- Jerry LL. Smith, Claremont. U.S. FLYER TO GET ERMAN PLANE IS PRISONER ut. Alan Winslow of River % Jll., the *t American aviator Ing down a German airplane in in a Prisoner of war in Gef- SC°COrGiIng to a telegram re- by My Pitan i. Shultz, an Who lives a "S50 South Gri and ©. Irem Mrs. W. H. Winslow, Viator her. Lieut, Wins- aR Written his mother that he miett a Nas been missing sines he attucked the leader of ‘neuvering above near Chateau- d from | accident ~ (orp. red ¢ am ff. Gorham. . Sheet henneth r. Titdset July sausage Winslow hit by a rrench that direct ratt gun other was formerly daughter of the who was an Barr Dry slow is also * Lynn of 582 (jrovesr, he Vic? “Ati : Viator amt illiam Wine a. Webster RIA REPORTED IN NEW PEACE APPEAL TQ VATICAN ~Austria-Hungary ted that the Vat eps toward peace, it according to & that city. added. rejected > ome, from ()i- S PAGE _ POST- DISP. \ TCH H Daily Magazine MONDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1918 cL ett nt iti ee THE SANDMAN STORY FOR TONIGHT BY MRS. F. A. WALKER. Ie id ee had selected a very Billy Mouse’s RS. MOUSE in Which to bring up and if mother all | place her little Mouse had minded would have been weil with the Mouse. family. The barn where safe family, silly | his they lived was far other traps very Eriaiy) she Wa away from the farmhouse and puildings, and there were no er cats. for Mrs. Mouse was a wise mother and the she found on the ‘loor, and taught her family that safets See snes s first law . [ But littie Biil Mouse was eyrious Fic wanted to KDOW Where the farme., With the f his only “ute went once 4 Week bags 0 corn * did not tell mothe this would have saved Billy Mouse io end of trouble 7 Billy did not think that hags were empty He only thought of a lind out what he wished to “I wonder,” he said to himself or e | dav he watched the farmer the bags of corn on th@ wagon. wonder why I could’ not hide in of those bags and find Out, where he goes.” And that was just Billy Mouse did the found a bag of corn in and hid in the very middle of th: corn, and pretty, along came the farmer and tied up the bag Then Billy Mouse felt a bie thumr and he knew he was in the Wago! and that he soon would discover a!’ he wished to know. “Rattle, rattle; | jolt,’” wen! the wagon over the road, and the it stopped, bang! Billy Mous. went on the floor of a big store wit the bag of corn Billy waited and waited. but not ing happened, and at last growing | tired of the dark and _ stillness he | began to move about, and then to gnaw a hole in the bag. Out he jumped without the lea bit of fear, for he had never had | to be afraid where he lived. Eo had not run far, however Hone he saw a pair of big fier, eves looking at him, and then | hit him = right nist from 1 StTOpD Lo bar hy way know, brought to load es ore jus Silly litt]. next time hie open lle rat What SOOT) and 7 something sharp his little head. “Squeak,” went Billy, f-lt himself trembling “bane’’ on a This place is ught Billy and then he | and then he hard finor full of he. jumped behind a barrel. and e the big puss; who had tumbled downstairs, reached the bot Billy was safe out of her way ( Was 4 good thine for Billy Mouse ellar stairs were so close or this ild be the end of the story and by puss went awav and climbed up the of the rel and ran inside, where he id a lot of empty bags Into one he crawled and went to rent bangs,.”’ up and | by the} as } side these he out he } vit. knew the bags of the barrel. went and then iolt.”’ went thy thing taken again ittle: next re being bump ttle ae Wagon, | happened” / - ve o \ \ Tit Te Sites sesaviewe >\ he eg —-_ —- - VN “aaa hy S rs ey A \ te, Ww Ss P \ ie pice KY | Dae SAR RICADF i" FRANCE eS es / oe ’/ = Mt Com ‘ , , My iy | for what do you suppose had Just this: Lucky Billy Mouse had ' crawled into an empty bag belonging ©. | home. farmer and was on his way | the bags on the take Billy for home. mother about the too surpris Dilly Mouse went and it out and “Bang' barn floor long to get When he brothers and adventure they were anavthing and hero then and there his mother him told him the danger he had been in and the terrible risk he had run, s that Billy never again wanted t5 ‘ake a ride or was curious about any- thine his home in the barn, or it to him the world be filled nd traps frorn that his fold him (Cfopvrign did not run told his sisters SAV came a But and took aside outside ed with « seen) ats a all mother hy the NT (*{1) New York City.) , 1497 Svndicate. . . ek Snlti muct! nae Lewspaper | | Draicn Meat Recipes Use Them Instead of Exportable Meats. Braised Tongue. beef tongue, 2-Cup carrots, diced, One-third cup onion, third cup celery, narsley, Cone diced. One- diced, One sprig itla'f-cup peas. Cook tongue slowly in water for hours Take out and remove Place in baking dish with veg- dd four cups of sauce. closely and bake two hours, turning after first hour. If canned peas «are do not add at first With uncooked vegetables two etables. Cover used, Minced Kidney. kidnevs, removing white Jor ~ ee _—— Sayings of Mrs. Solomon ene ee (ABE BARRICADE IN. AMERICA the Woman’ s | Page by Marguerite Martyn By Helen Rowland | | Every Man Seeketh a Woman Who Is 20 Per Cent Child, 20 Per Cent Mother, 20 Per Cent Pal, 20 Per Cent } oke-Mate, and 20 Per Cent Playmate—Even the 100 Per Cent Woman! find one” cherisheth N ideal Woman—-who can For, in theory, every man he pursueth another Sut in the end, even as water seeketh his own level, doth EVERY man turn from his dream and seek in a helpmate, as in a playmate, the woman who is most comforting and congenial! Yet, in his heart he crveth: “Verily, verily, sirens may sigh and vampires may camp, and high brows may scintilate—but a little CHUM exceedeth them all! , “Therefore, send me. oh, Fate, a COMPANIONABLE woman! “A woman who loveth me enough to make me comfortable—but not so one “ideal,” yet in practice much as to make me uncomfortable. “A woman who is geod enough to inspire me—but not so saintly as to despise me. “A woman who understandeth me well enough to laugh with me—bdut not so well ag to laugh AT me. “A woman who is clever enough to be entertaining—but not so clever as to dazzle and confound me. “A woman who is strong enough to take care of herself—but not TOO strong to enjoy being taken care of. “A woman who is sentimental enough to be tender and kissable—but ‘not SO sentimental as to smother me with devotion. ‘A woman who enough to command my respect—yet small and weak enough to call forth all my chivalry and tenderness, can amuse me with one hand--while she bosseth me is big “A woman who with the other “A woman at golf with the other “A woman who can me wW vith the other. ‘A woman Who can hand me bouquets eth my conceit down with the other. “A woman who will be my head-rest—but refuseth to be my foot-rest; who regardeth me neither as a demi-god nor a demon; who knoweth my virtues and loveth me for them, who seeth all my faults and loveth me in spite of them. . “A woman who Is pal, 20 per cent yoke-mate dred per cent WOM AN! “Verily, verily, I Know that adventure | am not among them. “Yet the world is full of such women shall prevent me from finding one! | Thus saith EVERY man in his heart, thus thinketh he in his mind — ere he goeth forth to be tripped up in a yard of pink baby ribbon and , to find himself tied for life to a giggle and a purple bathing suit. who can ‘mother’ me with one hand —while she beateth me eoddle me with one hand-—-while she restaineth with one hand-—-while she hold- “7 0NVy, WS — ee vwr Ort ma 20 per cent mother, 20 per cent cent playmate, even a One Hun- child, per ma per cent and 20 few men deserve such a one, and per- and only mine folly and blind- ~ ness awa ke “th ——— eee ee from center, with flour, siiced aS green pepper a ‘become it! Melt be added to add one pint water or stock. Dea ae may ~ ery e mashed be liquid, stirring constantly till it| Gravy can be used and flour | Add meat and pour in bak- casserole. Cover with! and brown in oven. the | bolls. omitted. /ing dish or mashed oer ito dredge thinly such may rown Sim- More flour the gravy. or with should . or they shirts in thin slices, and saute with a Other seasonings, nd celery salt, When b cut onion the gravy. ——— = — - Save That Old Shirt. hen throw away any of fath- | er’s or big brother's old negligee | Oftentimes they are only worn around the neck and on the lower part of the sleeves. If so, cut off sleeves at the elbow and hem them. Then turn in at the neck \V- shaped, cutting away the worn part, and sew ona rolling collar of white poplin or madras. PBehold, a serv-. iceable sport shirt. If the shirt is| worn too much for that perhaps you! ean make a biouse or sport shirt for| i} the small boy. minutes. thicken vently fur o be needed t9 on Victory bread toast potatoes Kidneys cooked only a short time, toughened. Shepherd's Pie. Half-cup cold meat, One cup or more mashed potato, Salt, Pepper, Three tablespoons drippings, Three tablespoons flour, pint liquid——water or stock, drops onion juice. meat in small pieces: season. fat. add flour and gradually (one blew Cut Quite the Contrary. he hed) THE GILDED MAN NY A Romance | A Romance of | "the he Andes NG nee By CLLFFORD SMYTH RS. KAWLER (after left the room): Your husband | has changed; he seems rather more | bellicose than he was when I visited | last. niinued from Saturday's Post-Dispatch.) -_-- — eee see — oe ‘na understood from the first rhton inter.ded by his “rhost -hunt’’ she would ive followed m keenly the de- Of this novel pastime. As it was, hese details appeared to have no in- limibl View and failed to until some little had Then she began lating on the meaning her incie’s disconnected words and won- dering why they drew from David juat the replies they did. More muse herself than anything else she compared the images which these words evidently aroused in David's mind with the images suggested to her liad { ist what re posed Leigz Ore object an use her inte elapsed. ct i " she pro- said Was said ‘“"ne- ave. “sky; ‘“Mountair.”’ For “ship,’’ he g thought of ‘‘water.”’ duced ‘tired: she would have View.” Her word for “river” rowing; his ‘‘sunshine.” He for “Africa; she, words were never the fact indicating the differences in their individual More singular Da- always remote, In aSSOCIAtlIOL, from the words to which they were hers were quite the op- asked herself, did response to “In- “joy to “slave” nivste ty"’ His “us hers, a riences still, d's words were eaning or pUeSllON- he answer: Why, ‘anger’ in “temple; > * “rulde; she he say ia; “misery” to eran “lost” to to “friend’’” the experiment progressed words were noticed, by ever, the of igen NOs of Hound Milaritv in her uncle's tomether., Una characte She detect bones of a storys had to do with fore David was Known to many countries 1t Was the test follow especiariiy is Was a in them Most ied she could ted words rna ited should this borgotten. noticeable bv that the Ghost of the eonrnection it Was of versed chosen itinerary loavid had ouestion- words the ain “a ¢ ries " ’ cert english Lake re- ended his us Huro- these Mo- Arabia, India, China, the Pacific and the America. Supposing had David's actual rary in mind, he was going ove a Series of backward steps, and eached a point at which, ‘nha remembered, the long jour- With each backward noted that the agita finger in the David could happening in the although it was were being re- he “uiki- to hide his simple Where lavid hud Then came vari nd after Islands Leighton Wow Lye ere Hiso she if the electric | { ryt hon eter increased f Neg 7 hat if hinge wis behind him, motions that wrras here, Why was ‘ated? Why did he try + Cling: Why did these Ls OW m « BO , OF: Over ‘these ithe words from Leighton have such pow- him? As Una asked questions her sympathy increased, and she awaited the experiment with paused after matched his question-word, fornia,” with “home The electric threw a tremulous line of light upon recording mirror, and in both indifference shown when began this strange game The expectancy in David's for him the end of Leighton David he men the they lacking. question finger and there usual be- “storm.” the electric was followed by “ship.” The i swift upward flash, was a longer pause than fore the answer came— “Pacific’’ was met by “palm trees; and these were followed by “‘‘land, “Indians;"’ “hotel,” “strangers,” ee ‘“clew,” of the point. Da- features nia’ word KRAVE ; natives.’ ‘“iost:*’ With the last pair agitation recorded in eter reached its highest vid’s face was pule, his drawn, his grasp on the electrodes tense. l’na could not bear to wit- ness his struggle. Although ignorant of the cause, his suffering was all too evident, and determined to rescue him at once from her uncle's cruelty. Leighton met her appeal with characteristic caolness, ignoring her demand to bring the experiment to an end But he changed the se quence of words he had been “Homer” next given effect woras the she using was the question word The looked at the ment. The jerky tric finger ceased, even line of light traced over the mirror. The answer-word came promptly this t “Iliad.” A series of similar words followed, the experiment new directiogQ David's nervousness Then, without series was taken and this time each word the blow of a hammer upon that is swiftly and surely driven mar! There was no mistaking the result David's limbs stiffened, as if to ward off a blow Hiis of relief gave place to a hopeless sort of misery. telitale finger jumped forward in exaggerated lines as if to from some merciless pur was immediate David old man with astonish- motion of the elec while instead an was hme this and as Look van warning, the up again, came like a nall to ished travel Its ! Ok electric escape suer. demanded “South America,” Leighton “Spaniards, — Davi answering “Mountains “Muleback~ “Lake.” “Gold. The answers were hesitatingly giv- Again Una pause, Was after “a word (i's en, almost inaudible protested. “Stopt” have no right” commanded. “You ~~» she herself | | “Dynamite,” anxiety. | Leighton waved her imperiously aside he continued, dressing David. ‘Darkneass.”’ came the hesitating 'answer “Cali- | was)! 'face changed to defiance as “Califor- | to ; *! Una’s “wealth.” | psychom- | faoul Arthur Silence A weird some mocking spirit tric finger pointing at i Una knelt at David's side, upon his shoulders. His ered as he looked despairingly her. “(,uatavita, dance, as of seized the elec- the mirror her hands lips quiv- * said Leighton harsh- The electrodes slipped grasp. The finger of suddenly motionless. fallen, NO from answer David's light ame David had arms. ber \ THE FOR EL we iLAVE him with Leighton. ‘Wait Mrs. Quavle.”’ No! No!” answered the girl pas- kneelirg beside lying the couch. d him! talk nor vith sym “This had own Wav about it lie is all right. He David drew a looked vacantls turned to Una “Do as he- says.’ he “David, I “er Ce nele.- she read there parting them “It will be better ruffly SEARCH DORADO. me,” for us with sionately. who was have kiile “Pont yet OT) “You sense,” he pathy in his keen to be. and I Now, go. is safe with me.” long breath. He Leighton, ther coldly, eves. Fray took MV whisperes with you.” speak to Will Stay now: | must your his eves, trying to that was looke into the mystery for said Leighton zg I nable to hide her fear ina away from them the ar, 1? \\ rose The fioor othe ind moved boards of rn creaked | far door, she “TI will watt When the died aways man, who tific apparatus “Well, end of the room Pausit.@ at the looked back for sound of her footsteps the his scien- Trou ~’ old WiaiS titis asked notes little 1p | -"* the the how doa vou withering strewn David his did \ here, replied his hand across Then he “How - turk uae drawing forehead know asked you About two Journal of friend, ribing the st ar.swered years ago read, in the bos That's e Pavehotogry, paper vour Raoul Arthur, des mental effect produced man bv a dyn South American something of ar. mal psychology, r.ccident interested me the young man was made irquirles long range voung explosion in a mine Arthur is authority in abnor- and his report of the The not before On ii amite name of given I our I learned. ad-| at, der was apparently unaware of the eag- said | ,youne n | David, | ' unconscious, in| So, | > ei said | POT you Oh, I think not, | mvy dear; in fact, I’ve had to take among other things, who | voung man was. Before we met!in his waistbands instead of letting Boston Transcript. on the Derwentwater I had watched! them ott.— you at the hotel.” — “You wrote to Raoul “I did not,” he answered drilyv. “A the wrong after rewspaper account of the accident, ys down.—Philadelphia fave me the clue | needed. Accord- ing to this account, vou were killed |) >>> . in the mine explosion, and no trace | T wish clear up of your body or clothing was found. there is hanging over your past It was long afterwards, in Arthur's “And experiment has sh renort, that vour reappearance, un- | you- asked in a peculiar circumstarces, was de- | voice. Since then I have learned of “It confirms the theories of Tarch- your travels. But | nave noticed that ‘anoff Jung,’ he replied pedant- | Vou always avoid any reference to | ically. “It proves the intimate con- your South American experiences. (rection existing between mental and | appealed to the psychometer.’ phenomena. The persona! his incomplete. On that more.”’ what “But firs? about me’ Reai it story, chance meeting with vou in England Mrs. Blunderly: the gh to admit we the other fellow Record nre in has Arthur?” It's easy enou to whatever mysié Wo low your me ute David scribed. and physical result 1s side | tnust “f will tell David resolutely. has Raoul written “Merely a reference. ‘you have told your experiment is still unfinished, still know you Leighton, absorbed in notes. erness with which David followed bis explanation. “It’s all lan necromancy.” the! ik e very simple.”” mused “And vet, it seemed Ine not necromancy.” vou report,” urged David: Raoul had written a re “Science is fut the KNOW know.” “tUnfortunately. the tning vou y The of words in ke ul } V a t epee ceered 1d) revive mat’ f ; : oe " t} 2 t} nigntmiare, and the norror : eS, WAS ne answer, With some- ’ — thing of a shudder “But ay an that this nightmare kept Just r t ‘ 4 P —— Ww y Ali . , reach——as it always does this elaborate experiment of vours” one i mee , sanenieg peegetinte oases * - die unsolved. 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Pape % k Z RAE _if ST.LOUIS POST “DISPATCH - re ee ee en “SEVENTEEN COMEDY. AND TRAGEDY IN ONE: Tarkington’s Stories of Adoles-| cence Skilfully Dramatized : and Effectively Plaved. By RICHARD L. STOKES. OME savor of Moliere is unmis- takably revived, at s> great + distance of time and space, Booth Tarkington of Indiana, for both have the gift of writing com- edy the broadly and merrily flowing. surface of which conceals deeps of pathos. Less mordant and bitter. than the wit of the great KFrench- man, Tarkington's humor is mellow ; but one arises from “Seventeen,” as presented last | night at the Shubert-Jefferson The- | xter, with a feeling that, from be- hind a mask of almost farcical mirth, ' and c mpassionate he has heard a homily, couched subtle and delicate irony, upon the morose text of the Preacher: “‘Van- ‘ity of vanities.’ Youth in fiery quest of the ideal has always been reckoned a nobie) spéectacie. It is the sad task of tne! satirist to show that that ideal often a tinsel gaud instead = of sphere in {ts celestial course, and that the hero’s very earnestness and, vehemence only render him the more imbdcile, in the eyes of the common sense of the world. This. may be the deeper meaning of “Seventeen;” but it is coated with such delectable fun that last night's audience was/| kept in a continuous stir of laughter. Jor ‘many, however, the laughter! was tinged with a wistful melan-| choly. As his knight, Tarkington § has chosen a Hoosier lad, probably Indianapolis, who is just now over- whelmed with the immense dignity of his seventeenth birthday. He re- joices in the name of William Syl- vanus Baxter Jr., an dis filled with disgust for his boyhood nickname of | “Silly Bill,” which, as he carefully! explains, does not mean what founds like, as “Silly’’ is short for “Sylvanus.” tle commands his Playmates to call him “Baxter”—as | one man would address another— and finds that Sidney Carton, hero | of “The Tale of Two Cities,” may boast of a considerable !ikeness to himself. “Oo, Ickle Boy Baxter!” So high-flown a lad is ripe fora quest, and his “Holy Grail” promptly offers itself in the form: of Lola lratt, a visitor from another city. As it is unfortunately easier for Se ’ ' | ee leac, 51 per cent; scription DISTRICT BOND SALES — O4 PER CENT OF QUOTA, $1 41,337,950 Total Includes, $ $33,861,500 in St. Louis and $1,481,850 in County. The total of subscriptions in the| Fighth, or St. Louis, Federal Re- serve District, to the Foutrh Liberty, Loan, announced this afternoon from figures covering the period up to)! Saturday night, is $141,337,950, or) 64 per cent of the district’s quota | of $260,000,000. This includes a St. Louis total of ! $33,861,500 up to Saturday night, 'this being 45 per cent of the city’s quota of $75,856,900. The St. Louis County subscription was $1,481,80¢ or 78 per cent of the The totals for the seven state sec- ‘tions of the district (Arkansas is the only entire State included within the district boundaries) are: Arkansas, $16,043,950, or 67 per cent of its quota; Mlinois, $18,785,800, or 46 per cent; Indiana, $16,803,950, or 59 per cent; Kentucky, $22,570,200, or 60) per cent; Mississippi, $6,899,000, or Missouri (not including :/ St. Louis or western counties), $17,- | .1390,900, or 38 per cent; Tennessee, | $7,440,800, or 40 per cent. The figures for tne first week in-| ‘clude only those subscriptions on | which a first payment is in the hands of the accounting department of the organization. Team Figures. The subscription of $1,166,000 by ithe city of St. Louis, for which}. Mayor kiel Saturday card, is credited to the'; i} team of Ernest W. Stix, giving it the)! with a total of $7,778,900. Fig- ures on all teams up to Saturday night are: man Jones, $1,260,400: second, Ernest W. Stix. $7,778,900; Third, . KR. Fouke, $4,180,100; fourth, H. Downtown. First District, C. Nor- af Kauffman, $2,832,798; fifth, J. D. Francis, $1,536,700; sixth, Sam D. Capen, $5,693,550; seventh, D. C. Biggs, $229,400: eighth, Ie Wade Childress, $826,859. Residence——First Ward, A. H. Re!l- ‘ler and Mrs. David Schultz, $264,150; | Second Ward, William A. Stock and | 'Mrs. P. J. Ludwig, $583,550; Third | Ward, L. E. Dehlendorf “ia Mrs. | | John Hoffman, $409,600: Fourth ' Ward, B. G. Brinkman and Miss | Genevieve surg, $328,600; Ninth} | Ward, Eberhard Anheuser and Mrs. |W. H. F. Blume, $168,600; Tenth | Ward, H. F. Schwenker and Mrs. IL. | Renfrow, $196,300; Eleventh Ward, _Charles A. Schafer and Mrs. Nellie | strangers to be beautiful, she gleams, B. Gantz, $159,700:;. Twelfth Ward, upon his sight as the embodiment of | feminine loveliness and perfection. | It matters not that she is the most) heartless and brainless of coquettes, that all her affection is lavished | upon a lap dog, and that she is so silly as even to affect baby talk. “How—how do you—how do you think of me when I'm not with you?” 6tammers the enamored William, in- spired by the romance of a porch | in the moonlight “Think nice- cums,” lisps the lady. “Flopit and me think nice-cums.” William has written a poem for his charmer, and | his simpering reward is: “Oo, ickle boy Baxter is a poet! William discourses with desperate | eloquence on the subject of love much to the boredom and finally the alarm of his vis-a-vis. She heads him off with a command that he bark “Woof! woof!” like Flopit,. and he obeys with a hypnotized doc- ility that is both piteous and ridic- | ulous., To conquer the esteem of this paragon, the boy feels that he must equip himself with invincible arms, and these, he decides—another in- etance of Tarkington's irony——can be! no other than that habiliment and insignia of manhood, a dress suit. No medieval esquire seeking the spur | of knighthood endured more labors and agonies than does William in his passionate pursuit of these garments; and his evil genius is his diabolical, eavesdropping, tale-bearing wore sister.. The final touch lies in the | fact that the swallow-tail coat, won by Suen mortifications and ordeals, | is swept easily from the field by a | “flivver,” owned by another boy with | a rich father. A Feat of Clairvoyance. William's infatuation runs to its. unhappy end through a course of in- | cidents Which are the richest comedy | to everyone else, but the blackest tragedy to himself. Only his moth- er’s Sympathy understands his suf- ferings, and the play concludes with her administrations of consolation. Tarkington's reconstruction of the. emotions of a boy of 17 is not so. much an effort of memory as a feat of clairvoyance. William is com-|§ pletely true to the life of a lad of! and the way the youth takes up the that temperament, and quite as re- | mag abje is the creation of his little sist®rs The comedy is full of subtle ob@érvation and shrewd truth, and there are many homely and effective toughes, such as the serenade of Lola's admirers in the moonlight. epiay, of course, was construct- ea4*from Tarkington's “Seventeen” stories; and he had no hand in the) dramatization. It was no easy task. to extract from the pages of an es- sentially undramatic narrative the’ essence of character and reproduce it on the stage. Yet Stuart Walker and his adapters have accomplished the. task with much skill. The play has | many lively and droll! episodes, but the chief charm remains in the lit- erary attractiveness of the lines: fo that the action limps at times, and more than once an equal effect could have been obtained merely by read- | ing passages aloud from the stories. The cast seen here does not con- | tain a single one of the original @ctors, and is probably somewhat less competent. Yet the acting is well done, the best, perhaps, being Leah | Temple as Jean Baxter. Donald Fos- ter takes the place of Gregory Kelly as William, and is able to give tem- peramental and to some extent visual plausibility to the part. It is well) known that the portrayal of juvenile | roles te very difficult. Mention should | be made of Leal Davis, as Lola, and | ef Ploreice Uart as Mrs. Baxter. hee ca ¥ _ es ee Senne $3 T. $3 z Leon Meier and Mrs. W. FP. Evans, | $213,650: Thirteenth Ward, John! Schmoll and Mrs. George A. Held, 82.000; Fourteenth Ward, Charles Stickel and Mrs. O. C. Blumeyer, | 11. 850: Fifteenth Ward, EF. M. Lin- ee and Mrs. Albert Helmholt. $116,- 150; Sixteenth Ward, Gus Bischoff | Jr. and Mrs. M. J. Gill, $209,200; | Seventeenth Ward, Ben W. Dalzell and Mrs. J. A. O’Halloran, $467,550: Kighteenth Ward, John F. Peters and | Mrs. John Sommerich, $147,559; | Nineteenth Ward, William H. Killo- | ren and Mrs. Rose Adler, $100,150; | 'Twentieth Ward, G. W. Perry and Miss louise Boehmer, $216,050; Twenty-first Ward, A. W. Pauley and | Mrs. Elizabeth Wooster, $266,950; | Twenty-second Ward, John P. Mee-| han and Mrs. A. C. Kunze, $106,250; Twenty-third Ward, Fred B. Cham- berlain and Mrs. E. A. Hilby, $377,-| 450; Twenty-fourth Ward, Julius Sei- | | del and Mra. James Nugent, $599,900; | Twenty-fifth Ward, Edward L. Bake- | | well and Miss Grace Adams, $664.- 700: Twenty-sixth Ward, J. H. Lani- ganand Mrs. Maurice Murray, $112,- 800; Twenty-seventh Ward, W. J. Moxon and Mrs. Harry Hoffman, $365,500: Twenty-eighth Ward, Ired | CG. Zeibig, $1,126,350. Banks, $9,628,450. ‘Total, $33,- a cae A GOOD DOUBLE BILL AT NEW GRAND CENTRAL An attractive double bill, with two youthful stars appearing in plays of widely different character, af-) } f ords good entertainment at the a matic offering. New Grand Central this week. Charles Ray, hitherto famous as} leading juvenile’ in “small-town comedy dramas, has an unusual and | i much heavier role in “The Law of the North,” which has a fine setting anda good plot. The scenes are laid | in and around a trading post in the Canadian wilds. At the start Ray is the same likeable and rather soft and romantic youth that movie fol- lowers have come to know, but the iron enters his soul when his father is murdered by a traitorous “friend” man’s work of revenge is a revela- ’ tion. The other feature offering is Con- stance Talmadge in “Sauce for the! Goose,” a most amusing comedy in| /Which a neglected bride reforms her ' husband by seeming to adopt his own Standard of freedom. oo as At the Downtown Theaters. T). Ww. Griffith's masterpiece, “Hiearts of the World.” entered on its fifth week of a highly successful run at the American yesterday. The! attraction at the Royal is Mae Mur- phy in “Modern Love,’ a melodra- | The Central is give | ing a return showing of “Carmen of | the Kiondike.” — T: ey ton London C ic Jarettes MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7 dETUPOONPREOEEES 3840 LCE T) 1 SPALSPOTRORR ALTE PAs BRETT NNR NE VED G LIT TY | (TT SGKT PY SRURRSERSOE PERNT! | LLE ITOTMPTPOPERSPPRESTORIONOLIM 1270157 TT PFT ceeUPMRSTTRERPPMEDN sy POPRMRNUETE CURT PENDENT | Ts PESENPE TY ETROPR ETN PEL CPT ST. LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH ee i. AULT et ATLLTTPRLL PR Pea LADEERLEE ERE Patti onvict Players Would Like to Be Paid Off in Liberty Be Bonds| ee — EEE ~~ + ~ . ~~ as . Four Veterans Will Report to Pikeway Coach Today MILLERS LOOM UP AS — —_ SOCCER TEAM | Ite the Loss of Many Stars, ciate Ss Men Are Showing Great Form. A A A a (SPORT. SALAD ‘Rutherford, Disappointed at Showing of Eleveg, of Intensive Training—Busick, Simpson, Peterson to Join Squad and Fight for Places Feuerborn and HE Kaiser s heart is heavy, ‘'s drear and b leak; Ben Millers, for the last three hampions of the St. Louis Soc- up as the best eleven in the circuit OACH DICK RUTHERFORD of Washington University, smarting under | , Of children for ers made in the twin bill Saturday | against high school elevens, announced this morning that if his athletes |! are able to survive the week of merciless gruelling ahead of them, feels positive they will give a much better account of themselves opening game of the season Saturday the disappointing showing the Pi : No women have been taxen And put to tortures vile; ,the showing made tn the first two The Kaiser’ s pape sees against’ the Scott Field aviators. New Men at St. Louis UU. Coach Ernest C. will introduce county's qouta. Beciaeee : s day vanquished the innisfails, Sec ond st raight _ > other battle yeaterds ay the Se ul- | His forehead wears a2 frow men out for practice for over a week, | announcement made by the coach this morning to, real practice would! * Whether this means the dose of work Bill may turn him down. The Billikens take on the Cape Girardea next Saturday in tire first game of the | » Crown Prince is harranguing His soldiers as they flee, His lower lip is hanging Down where his chin should be. About 800 fans ate, Hap Maree, who has played great ‘cer for tne Millers, will be and his place | sured in a letter to Father HT. A. | from the down . but Rutherford made no ef-. mince words when The Sultan’s pants are roomy, With Hap Ma- |, , Sagging at the seat. this afternoon. Four Recruits Out Today. mie pn Maa Mg shown here in some time. Potee May Draw akiecommemgaiged Manager Pete Ratican also may ¢ sae ia" forced to send his tearn against the drill today, two of whom will be po- | i'That trouble-making nation tent factors in Rutherford’s new plan : to report to the coach these are Hollingsworth, an end, 'The can ture of Deamasc\ western gridiron notahle:; isconSin quarterback, —_ ' last season Wis- | Diethelm, both iF re sig - | hi ye aig A Jack O'NeiI 0 . signed the sub- | son, erstwhile W 1 both linesmen: z t ‘the Trishme n yes- | In perapenesiy: the peopie is 229 pounds of weight : needed on the } Visits Art School Today. ivaded the Medical Schoo] ford stated this morning Besick and The clash between the Hatters : YWwho had won the opening | ° © The German ship of state; ‘With the Allies they’re ditional players, al Before it is too late. will go to the Art School... that at various times had a squad of 5: Conference rule) 'concerming the eligibilit and post-graduates. IKeuerborn and Peterson, however, t to earn regular Having made the Wisconsin | is small room for doubt | that Peterson will perform regularly | the position on the vo bolster the line. the first half the two battled on even | Despite the hot weather some great Both had sev- chanceg to score, but failed The world is filled with sorrow and his troupe; would start work With the start of the second peniod. They n all _ in the soup. here under the Welcome to ie City. Kaiser Bill may eat that long- place he starred at with western freshmen two years ago. vy are not playing, Simpson will assist Rutherford through on a cross from Paris this year as the guest of the Millers tied it when Potee booted his One High School Game. Thus far only one high school ele- | is Known to have next Saturday. between Cleveland High and East St. , Which is booked : . the other coaches prob- | ’ | time to the development those present in the character of bus | Rutherford no smal! amount of wor- . Simpson's energies i | rected to tutoring MAXWELTON — UNFAIR TO RACERS Oldfield’s assertion here} 'through his fingers. The piece de resistance wil be rold Turkey a la king. English plum pudding tzith LIEUT. SILER REPORTS FOR SERVIGE OUT. 10 ° in an effort to li ne uD cames. DONNELLYS ih FROM IEFFERSON CITY TEAM : Manager McCarthy — field in the first half my ~~ was forced to play goal. , all things considered, | goal against him was scored by Fla- i vi : a result of a mixup | Despite the fact that they made. Donnelly Stars, he goal that wave Mcc;: WN FRICANS “BUCK “ree THE LINE” HARD 10 moe consume WEST OF MEUS championship tournament will he opened this afternoon on the Triple « , — oO! , ) ' rts, with Central opposing MEE lo om “Like Mammoth and Cleveland piaying Yeatman. At the conclusion of the banquet, | eyens ja scheduled to-co | 1] T 4 , | ) a ee me tO @ Close ootball Teams sill’s admirers will present him! with the matches on . Priday, Year F t in Move |with a handsome pair of bracelets! man is the present holder ef tee It Straighten Out Kink: and a traveling bag and stake him | championship, having set a . to gn . » De 7. ) . ~ ° oy tae tcorg - ,to a personally conducted trip to/| last year, losing only one mateh - The complete scheteme a § Against Reinforced Enemy some desert island. ym pler schedule is ag gg. . 19 « Far from the madding crowd's gs | ee _ round. s ee ° That doughnut and pie propaganda 'of the S. A. is what started the stam- pede. In the Meantime— Words won’t win the war, but buying bonds biffs Berlin Butch- noble strife, . Central vs. Soldan and Clevelang By Associated Press | ) . , , — a i . . . . | W —_-*> 8 spend the balance of Set 6 eet a Tencmuasaii : WITH THE AMERICAN eM 11S ] Se. tral vs ie eae i em — . “ts " . s . (rect. 9 “evelan? vs. Me Kin! ay Sel. ~ORTHW MST crt \ De 4 a)! .* f bet The way our boys are round- | °#" ‘Ss. Yeatman. s p. m.—-The American treopsa o ' ’ by the time that |. ‘NekinlG Sl or ant Sola? § tretching westward ing em up now, ”y i . i Vs. VMck nie . the ine “iif Lia ~ * SS Ltt ti fror > ae ac Oss there foct I Soldan . | lets for ducing and controlling ae . nany yards gained by smashing jol ~ One clever actress tells that she er in beezer. Buy bonds and bury | two jo four pounds a week by using this delivered Bill. ; new form of the famous Marmola Pre- Ir was a2 day lacking spe ee oe oem © e e | (unel were cleaned out, and furthg t @oxt Mone Wood, which has bee the scene of terrible fighting for tw AKE a quick mental inventory of its eon- | dave, was finally cleared of th ne } > : : - + "The mitie rom hat evane tents. Then ask yourself if it is wise or § 3 : Mt acemet ' . webb a ' Cif fois New! ‘yy continue en? business-like to risk the loss of such valuable I seater part of the Gan, aut aaa property by theft or fire when a Mercantile ‘* the engagemeént brought Safe Deposit Box costs but } Jraightening out of the line there, 7 P ther places | : S fhe movement of the America Five Dollars a Year oThe movers 6 Se Sdertaken after a terrific artiller ° : , reparation lasting for hours She Bring your valuables with you when apply- ere thrown in vust nunibers ing for a Mercantile Safe Deposit Bo You J when the infantry finally did a get immediate possession at the Mereantile mnee the ressitance encounter as comparatively feeb! Ww and ean at once place vour bonds. le eases, | a ee _— ening was ove! i ‘4S insurance policies and other valuables in \ Roem’ thak-| tie . Chebeeee place of absolute protection. vithdrawn from the lewland vetwe \Viona Wood rnd bPetit WV ovenels developed that the Cernig proces of concent! iting th US bovernment hine guns to a degree perhaps ne tternopted in’ them Protectioo mereviousiy that there was no) State municipal fort ner star halfback |! . inside of the track at Max-/| Jefferson City penitentiary team was thoroughly proven yes- | exnouen Burr ages was| for untavorable comment part of several newspapers who tapk ts.) it for granted Errors by the outtfield- the visitors accounted | for the local 8° | pen Millers championship! most of the tallies ‘contest with Oldfield after each had | gregation. previously won a heat. Yard team after announcing his in- crowd estimated at 6000 fans | st. tention to enter the : ‘n the first heat Oldfield had the surned out to witness the wre the | Se ullin Steel In the second, | played outside the prison walls. | and Herman Edele, — ‘with the Hog Larage credit {s good with Loft od Bros. é \ ide | ° 7 f (3 cores will shortly — ae eee and turned the tables. - a seant margin. First Football Death. Maxwelton track was so narrow and the leader with three | fa long acest: bogging ts © i two bases and proved one of the real | Stars of the visiting aggregation. | One of the hits off Fromme was : single by Hauk i while the other was Prindable’s tripl. | the inates without risk of serious in- | COLORED OR WHITE FOLKS BRIGHTEN THEIR SKIN the first football in Central Ililnois Sr . ae | Soman s car tm forced out nr the | because of engine semblance of a bingle was made off the Penitentiary All expenses of the ’ team were paid by Arthur Donnelly, ‘backer of the local “Shampions, forced to forfeit the rac e. Olatiela” won the first heat of three, Golden Submarine, fame car he drove against De Palma | fame wil) be turned over to the te The time was é: idan ed War Work = (OCAL BOWLERS PLAN CHANGES IN TOURNEYS oes innovation in the way of hold- same distance, the longer time having a - — Oldfield finished first Black and White Ointment—Removes Heals Pimples, Risings, distance at Maxwelton. Hleaches _ or Sallow Skin, Mak- may be —_ this season, Louis Bowling | Association at its meeting yesterday is a up wea — Middle w est in his Roamer, took third. Mail, ao C can Sweepstakes, a free-for-all, ts to stage the events, with a part of! be turned over to War Camp Community Service! ,and to roll the matches in the home ; cities of the quintets. captured the second. between Shockley , and the former won the , healthy tone so as , made the track in 48.2 skin blemishes 256 (stamps or coin) for four boxes of Ointment, a 25¢ cake of 'and. White Soap included free. | the mile exhibition for miniature rac- ge time was 1:09 2-5. The auto polw game, between . , Who vesterday was and colds that devolop into According to the St the finale of the afternoon, ; a lowered from $5 | AGENTS =ARE AN E $1 going for local prizes: “—_ and the remaining B i + ana W hite 0; atment saad You are safe- ~ when you take y, ' Father John’s Medicine for your cold and to ™ build new strength, because it is free from morphine, chloro- orm, codeine, heroin, or other dangerous drugs, Take it Today. gquintets would Laty Drageist’s Advice meeting were | Menne, president: Mayr . Wo nde > y t ro h MARLEY 24% IN DEVON 2% IN. ARROW COLLAR CLUETT PEABOOW @ CO.IRC. TROY KY. 4 preparation “that removes War Stamp Event Today. fire War Savings Stamp th tournament tonight Manager Frank Bens: f INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH James Gallagher, Yi Lew Meycra se Heal Skin Diseases It is unnecessary for you to suffer with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and similarskin troubles, Alittle zemo, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extralarge bottle, and prompt- ly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases, Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating, disappearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It is not greasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get == it today and save all further distress, “ The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, O. a | reatment es carried out south of Landers-et- | - (eorges | . 4 ebyeé ‘ linig cet) Tes i For Rheumatism i | rth Y Slipknot Rubber Heels wear longest —buy W. S.S. with the money you can save through Slipknot durability. The soft, elastic Slipknot tread ensures snappy walking. Say “Slipknots” the next time you get your shoes fixed. PLYMOUTH RUBBER COMPANY Canton, Mass. Put on at all Shoe Repair Shops - KNOT RUBBER » HEELS STHMA STHMADO OR HONEY REFUNDED ASK ANY ORUGGIST (ror Sale “Wanta"-—22,418 mere ‘combined —-~TO ST. CHARLES ortain anations 35 SS ee es ‘Aiv tive vards apart : New Divisions Brouctht. *lrealizing the necessity of hoidi 7 that part of the line faced hy ft b | ericans, because giving way the . « » the rear of the HKriemhbilde 141 fenses would endanger the ris New Oil ae ines of communication, the Germa ner ive continued to re-enforce ft " front New divisions - have be rought up and heavy concentrath ire: iTe re nerted i? Itrieull mae TIA-SuN Nhe tyme sriel Vincreville by clieved that they were start it? ‘ ‘ Presve Otis e¢ rather Brings Relief to Thousands of ree ney eee ee ee rPavtee yt mrepurutory to a i : Sufferers . | thet iw New oil treatment for Rheumatiel® American aviators have carried almost proves a revelation. Over twe eir wustial boribing missions & million bottles sold under absolute guat- antee to give satisfaction or money re funded, and less than dozen bottles have been returned. ‘This great Pain Killer and antiseptic combined. Miller's Ast” have done excellent work spotting artillery al (in observations, f of the ordinary task entrusted to — septic Ol (known as Snake Oil), —- irmen was the “upp! ving of a has brough elief to so m y thou ' of subtetebe — said 1° be -witheuiae 4in advanced unit with suppl equal for Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Lum- tiie drapped on them packa ‘AKO, Stiff and Ach! nz Joints, any kind 4 i? rivunition repeclihe a) sUpDpieSs of ache or pain, Cut or Burn or B 5 % Corns, Sore Throat. Don't Delay. ceneentrated rations. as well aa a bottle into your home today and ‘ erous bare of chocolate GETAILED REPORT OF DAY'S TRADING IN WALL STR instant relief. On gale 30c, 60¢ and at Wolff-Wiison Drug Co., Enderile! Drug. a St. _Louis ADV Bilious?. Take . . Pov Sarrey . ev ae ef an) wae ia eas again sary NR Toni Be aoc: eae «g?4 L.¢ " “ lev + onight = eee ee wia “wo en ' firm? rif hia . a Nature's Re sedy In Better and Safer > yal _— nen . jevel Than Calomel. Cleans ut System / @ present | Without Griptng. Stops Sick creme ' . cgistered lieadache. Guaranteed. " ' ra siia® Paectiie ated +e I’m ano! , Rilious attacks, const!pation, sick” e " headaches, etc., are in the great ma ire an jority of cases due to digestive trouble... 1 sha p am and no reasonable person can expect : orniy = to obtain real or lasting benefit until ' ¥ the cause is corrected. ' qo Nature's Remedy (NR Tablets) iss. ne “ a vegetable compound that acts on the’ efican- 7 stomach, liver, bowels and kid @ reversal rae the purpose being to bring about ~ | ware OF Be ; ss healthy and harmonious action of al” me oa the organs of digestion and ellmina- tion. It acts promptly and thoroughly, | atic yet so mildly and gently that there l ater , jis j is never the slightest griping or dis- : » tim, 1 comfort. * ° Remedy «Nit Tablets) have a nenetewe @ COTTON MARKET IS LOWER improving the process of digestion | AFTER OPENING HIG and assimilation, the nourishment &# B ’ Bn cerived from food, the blood quality B&B | @ ' ‘ ¥ f ia rook enriched, vitality is increased and the ~ | ; f lies —_— Whole system strengthened. a4 oe | ' - ne Once you get your body in tht. @& Splendid condition, you need not tak@.. . ; 5 * : medicine every day—just take an NR. @ Riiy ya mig ind Tablet occasionally when indigestion." @ ’ _ billousness and constipation threaten#ee** — | and you can always feel.your best. * Remember keeping well is easier and“ cheaper than getting well. Giet a 25c box of Nature’e Rem ‘(NR Tablets) and try it. It ts guaranteed aad recommended by your druggist. Valuvcs fem 7m , Ne-TABLETS= WN Better than tnd GET A & For Liver. tls, 29 5¢-Boxi fetten Opening lvuring the firet nine months 1918, the Post-Dispatch printed 47, the FOUR other St. Louls newst

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_ ST.LOUIS POST-Dis ST-DISPATCH BORDSS ree: Sy rerre: eee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 2 . — —_ mee ee nen ES Bonde 7 JINERIANS “BUCK MARKET .. AND ... FINANCIAL .. NEWS coe ravers 9 THELINE” HARD TO ERMANYS PACE MOVE Fea York Stodke|™"™% Sn" yge tes Ber at Rost OM ME 7 HS —" BTN MARKETS | kT ANNUAL. TENNIS — BS yi ng : : LE. TOURNEY TODA tee eee eres extra” Sakee Been : ae * REPORTA1) DA FOR a Ea ee Ares = | Market Reflects Heavy Selling on See “ LIST a ae on POU RTH STH CET a STATEMENT. “lees “thease rsa 7? Germany's Pica for Peace; Oats MONDAY'S COMPARATIVE FUTURE QUOTATIONS. Mnval higt scl ‘ vais ted _—s ee “yi ize. Ws BUTTER—Creame: tras, &% lirsta, ore 2 Ce Reported . uf n 4 a mt nen scnoo} tennis . dai S . « $37,137,238 $11,555.02 iSe: ladles ing stock 2 Cents. : > torw Ship fournament will me 4 SHY , ric , : . o* if » ak ‘ : i ) ‘n 4 an > TIVE rot TRY ens P and ° . , ‘x ! ace move by treet i oe ’ oes ; C is .fternovon on the T i- 63GB oi s ; ‘rev, week i TO , 30,62: nver, a4 wis. und f pounds, ke (\Vnsetticd the corn marke. here if ‘ i. i. ith Central op; aoe riplea Loy: War . Shares Are Depressed a ol. c ED. Gs 7 She te rurkeve Chena), A2c: toms. 20c. vo ee | the early trading today, and futvres 10 O0EBEL BS 0 6986 f & Sol an Go Forward Like Mammoth | to 2 Point WI i] : ai Seay aay oy un “ ope ; averas sold about 2e under Saturday's clos- Bland playing Yeatman The ) : iI{S, llie 1. >( c 9 > 4 file o *? o ‘ . “ ' si a Sime: MZ epee on Friday. * close Football Teams” in Move Stocks” Score Guins. ee eee eee et eats dead babwee (le eee « ) y eat. : Ly . eed . ' : , 14) Sr: tr] .] Tere red order at i> f ) . —_— » rr 4 , , ‘ket bers . 1h + we ae to Straighten Out Kinks : Pr ee ay, | Session 1 Jocal Stock Exchang jabs. fancy homers ili@ | weak and final prices. Were about (tcsso ti 12 125 , ' . , i * x . . 7, ? ‘) rou ie is i* ' :s P C7 | i . i’ wy ‘ ; ’ Ship, Navitize set a r ‘e , ! : ecord NEW YORK - c da7 CO ‘ : today. 1s generally \ » steady I o ore pote Blan : RK, Oct dee pounds. Steve per Ze. : pounds Wess DECEMBER Cory, ) = 7 ‘*Peac ’ ory swe . aah ’ ’ 7 m vy ’ “7 , , ini ’ ? ~ : - Ace st ‘ ' Per ejagg cgag a; old weed yc GB acer ing Trace aiso was influenced » a rer sot mther and fairiy ! se pl Str. eb VUBEN Cory , > «1 losing only one m: : mpleie hee | Against ein orce emy. (rernmiany 5 new peace nave Was Am Fae 1 . . f ‘ ( tt ad : Lij = tal 2 ; ‘ wid 4 $1 30. é ‘ @ >. cumtnon iive rts sold abou? ‘ ? % r itn rz | . ; t™) sciedunie Sas ¢f . 9). “af »¢* , j ivr " ‘ . . we . ci ' : reflected in irregular prices at the peaches, “WEALS —Choice, 109 140 pounds at und were influenced by war news / yaet + 2 ie opening of the stock market today. Inds Ba ges - te abd closed wit] 43.6214 bid. | 37%e per pound A‘ to pounds at 15@g1 Gu. Sa ini Aan bh en and Clevelang the Associated Prese with “neace”’ — ; Pl 2 ga ; 1 nal Shoe e- neep. _ a a UCKS, eC f eprins CP ee ee oi ; OUTURER OATS : eo whe oe sMares showing gains Rumicy } fa i were telat ey, Miles i ate lambs 7c to 15e per pound according to quale against 185,000 bu last yea Yeatman and Cen WITH THE AMERICAN ARM‘ While ‘war brides’ were sharply thar . med at “ as tuken t 910% bonds jt , e 4°.000 bu. against 84,00: bicas its -On- ee oe . .s ae ~! ae Seer * . . “>? . , . . . { > ; ,eUM | OT on ¢ : e 2 . . ‘ a rad ‘ ‘ ! . ‘ »* .) ¥ ? Ss. McKinley and g» YORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Oct. ¢. lepressed. trading wus active in sUIB Os son wel Vegetables. Nt oO receipts were 144,00 2 Sh ssi “ i ‘% > ‘ i+? ‘? ; 4 st J > 2 : oe i Mir ne ‘a rurs nd Danes a P , . a “es — 1 e ’ “ * Soldan line stretching westward from the day : ” ORRE FOP t an) yt ihe te ) ziti - ah Sit wit te bu, against 23,000 bu DECEMBER ‘OATS " ess ¢ rec ‘ geet aS —_ ft eveland a a : = ates a “SEY ; rs { { ‘ Vechan rican ney , “ONIONS Sacked Faster? rc] Ao ’ ie hOomestic visible } nd Centra) the Meuse. \“ are Oppose y re Bulgaria's surrender and the IM=- | (oy o| 1" Nat. Bo nk of Commerce lie it, $1.50 to $1.65 per 10 inds deiivered: hen increased 6,263,000 bu ist * Sicage : . pending collapse oft t} ~ *y? —_ rie RFs = ‘ ve , - , Ga . . wa) ite onions $. Ms , nis ’ . ié 1 iy] k eh forces ‘ ‘ . te t+) ’ e I & 4 . as aces tinal . e ‘ ,: " , . peter inforced LTrit ii the Cran arn -arahs 9% a 3 ee ti pe \ } ‘ L aos? ooht; ilwavs ecm ‘ OMATOES Home ‘ mn. ; ] week: corn decreased SOE) ru: — ty shadows al} otner devélonpments ne : a { ee 2 s 7 rT MTT Ae or ci t 1 mes Le and ' ” ; _ ae i ‘ ee ‘ eee : adecrensed 46S. ’ Pi pte et “oR Ds eelf kine , ~ de are Straightening out the kinks ieft in this week's stock market, inciden- ; , ii) 4 ABBAG K.--Bu us ' . i ' ~ , : ; . Sin . : fall, ir) } , ; oy SA Bae on a 0 lrich ’ ‘ i ’ a ee ie Trey wt al . a tp ts FatActress | tiie to iis: Si imparting aie seattaa | mie 8 a ais Fa NEMA = i eg | paipeontinrmeneon the gre: , ‘Treas ies ertal aig ; mF ieee ' This W to ATTN nNereased onerat : 1 ype rations. we : pt ae en Lyi! j : | is ‘ nite? sTiorii s sie era) | ’ x Y c 1 MBL Ks i. - i a - i , ‘ ‘ "or Swe (who « ¢ ’ " . ‘. . Mad Like mammoth football teams che War shares and many others not |“: : “= 3 tional Cat > : i istard, $1401.25 . ‘ 4 - . ‘ . ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ‘ ‘ 2 .? +% 4 -~r»ra ' - . ‘ ‘ ‘ : ‘? ° sony oP # “? " e im #irious Seculon Of the American’ hitherto placed m that rather varied é mye BON ¥s ; lo 2d pid . A HITE. PIC KL ING ' ONIONS ee oe Oats o4 aN vm) , 5 .f | } " L¢} j ;*, we - i> “ 7 , ' . cr r poet pre } ‘ licaxz »* * £. j ‘ — ’ ’ ‘ ppepris £3 forces bucked 1 line steadily. Pe Sroup were free » sold al material : : ae ; hie a 0 oc an ; heat gine 9 reno a " Cc F 1 ERY MMi } = geod vaste ¥" er wf I oui . Cash G.rain Stake people pow depend en. arts sent to the rear by the com- price reactions while stocks which sigs simeelybe ' veh oh ae iia pa een ee 4 re, Ye - Be for ‘ pie sees _ ae ‘ ca nee -: -reaggeg reneesecem Tab. an ding ofticers accounted for 3 : expected to derive ; uDstantial hbene- m =i nelinding those of compoanie onerat- Phe as pat Ses Se ea eh “atlona ={ KYVaras z (GUMBO alg crown Prescription Tablets at 75 cents — aga si a " 2 pees ing in the MiddJe West. é “ ben ON : ee ae pan meat Lt), «AMY: - L- i; Ke cise ‘Jr you can get them agi a erereee -Aepered = htt Vnited States Stee] wa under con- serce sig o Tor market wr 4 "ag ini] ENDIVE caaee=tre are a ' NE price direct to the Marmola uch changes as were made were to ffant restrain, z2ained iy 5 points tudeba ke! 7 my . 4 , } ie , h vy bea! ste SIS... Fé iG ri ANT tlome-crown tn ¢ ee : ‘ = . oe | ; Woodward Ay.. Detroit. Mich, the advantage of ‘the Americans.:in the face of a heavy daily outnour- Sinelair : har ae Bn : Ot ein eo cee ! OORe. depebasins Roe pig: wc a ane vip Si ave not tried them do so. They There was no attenipt te inake aA gen- ing Transportations began the week | 1 }* i 4 ’ : mre :. | Pp ARAL | oe bia t OM } ré inZzen ory, : a » Vedi “a hea . , “ “Se VON OEE less and effective. ~ADYV. eral advance, but rather to consol:- with additional rains, due inl’ date the positions already acquired —— ra’ eran * a temen Ps we era | ey or. gor 14 ' aL 0 kK AL.K Home-grow: The operations of the French west Moder ee ee eer eee a he) mh oi “are * Pie ies oT mae ; riy rood demal oa Dor nose, re ; j bite Paeli MUSPARD GREENS. } . ! } ose ] 4 Toy j i 4 ‘ : bey act f » frerman (tov ae riaken after a terrific artillery pet , rie wever, ° LEMONS if ia at $4 1 Der hox sti nfinemre veanived ant tations Fae : paration lasting for hours. Shells! pig ler : —e ret, with vou when apply- : Wie, a. ! FA ig ; ‘a ' ing wa telivere. pone aii on Dita tac with Ni Ont: § +4 . : - Were thrown in vast numbers so ¢@' ‘onDper : 3 val , a ay : : Florida at 73° pe: ah. the wnthet sanan a - fosannaes . oO 0 ‘anada Cox pa | pe ee ee ee Livestock Elsewhere a eres fda at Tsc per 100. {tic the market made a ‘slight recovery, __ SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES: afe Deposit bot You when the infantry finaliv did ad-)> Emma ‘omppe Cases cs : hi : ‘ ; oldfie! ‘eorns ee 17) ? Ys ' he me : ‘race talk wsnall counted bull. 4 Bm0n at the Mereantile ane the ressitaunce encountered ;: an % sarten che A ee ‘ ws ag : ti HICAGO. I : sured « KANBE ey - pe ad ear Diack o Drowistions see i to be in thant ieee Sas nT s ie r¢ 7 ie aT) +’ oF LL Uri be “Xt msion se ‘. . ~! , brett ‘ P ‘== - ATyES - f Y we trivd . , - ' Ah ‘en © your bonds, leases, > mparatively fe ble When th 7 Bh o | -| * ~ ) 7 re PE xi WES “Ne ror _bushe!t basket as Mee Ew ' : ; : P Lg te é «1 ey, or: é , : *? ‘ eats _ fevy . ? } other valuables i chting was over it was dis- | McKinley Darras | . +t Rep.1.a! a: | 3 abebiel val : ro vValuaoles In a Hroered that the (;ermans had : - prin _ 4 hstta ' . So's « ; S. dof tt packing | at $1.45 and GRAND AND LUCAS —PALACE OF MASTER PHOTODRAMAS. nN etion. vithdrawn from the lowland between Mason alle e 3 “epee ee . (i: ae ‘att R inte, 20, 2 f vattie | $1 ATLG ATOR aii ue wo S wivVIDEND NOTICES CHARLES PAY in “The Law of the North” Monov Wood and Petit Woods. eg ee os sade ; ae , a ' ) ‘oT ICE We tern Dei elopmer feiss i 12 w* a? ‘ } ' 2 \ byia “#P ‘ - é G ) Rt i 4 _—— > lot nent It developed that the Germans, Rays ercule s Se ey 3 cep iT ¥ : an at INC ES—! » Husnel m asket + 0, emival Gide., St. Louis. Sept. 10. A GRIPPING STORY oF ik RUGGED NORTHLAND . . 7 tie* 1 *"T1eil 14 “? ti pte I j . ’ ‘ ’ r lt) ’ ae ! i " i lie . ur skets Ps i4 en 4. c's i= ’ : © »f = >. Com any Serene ee Somoentrating their |Bicce icine er Ania... iy ae vad ns cof Mae io tes bate Delaware and Con: | lnm t's, have decisted's aidend of fits “Sauce for the Goose” with CONSTANCE TALMADGE p ositions had broguht forward mae: Ton ‘Imont : -" : core th Fy be By cuptte) stock Lt, ; . : ; soterie in pra’ , nes o JAP ANESE, PERSTMMONS —- Alabama f company. nav: . 18. 1918. ¢ AN ARTISTIC COMEDY-DRAMA. ome — anita te, ee eee Gos US vorrome rn t ' hine LFuns toa degree perha ns never i hl , ' nin: ide 2 t : : “ . a a ws si : ie : t anle nilned on 8 ah | smal! ff nt $i. ae ete ee c 7 ‘boe i! closed at 4} Verformances at 2, 4:15. 6:30 and 8:45 daily. HUMPFELIYS CONCERT ORCHESTRA. ertain sections of the line they were WO'TORS BR 4 +e wifi at Oe per pow . Cobenetan aneie ae " v 16 alok “ee / yt TR ' | Prices: Before 6:30, I5e; after 6:50, main floor 2c, balcony Lic, O ST. CHARLES rie | ) | cs lo 2a ae thei ‘ ss ‘en. F [iets i a SR EES WAAR—Quote prime at 40c per poun hn arenas yale 2 eee ie ON DRVELOUMENT CO Childrea under 12 with parents free. hiv tive vards apart. ' ti o' 4! oe Ta mpnre a? nrerior jess ording to gual eee : New Divisions Brought. ne iE genet me | ery re ‘- : Ish | : = “ilizing the necessity of holding, United Ss pact ig ah | ony Northwe ¥ | ENTRAL MI SETH : vasnagial part of the line faced by the 7" INDUSTRIALS REP. cots. at ” re ——. * ) he ruse 3 se ORME vr nericans, because giving way there aetna’ Explosi frie co! on . 6th & Market Sts. er : | rie Ist pf old te ae | & Sensational Story of the Great Northwest. of Its en. Vomen ca he rear of the Kriemhilde de- © ) : « Ae? : » ' ba Pin ox ee and Noterious Dance Halls. »} fenses would endanger the moan wen Stes re Pm site agile . 7% ; : . 4 eve : . a var " m ‘ A Alt " a atment carried out south of Landers-et-St. be *Q, - Se : | aan , be dag ~~ ' ' Wrig! Mart G' x tee mae a : O6% ° 'SPOrges. si , WDE PENDENT OLL: ' SIXTH - OLIVE Fires are re ported atl Brieulles. rT oe = th = 4 it hil .' : $i , ; ‘ a _AMUSEMENTS ee a 7 wun-Sun-Meuse and Ainereville. but !Gianrock 0% ES Hy) Sou, Pas a > eS ; a THIS WEEK » ° Ss by Neved that thev were started — n ee 7 ' se St _ : oo eet she] ‘a)] ny tion | 3 rit - -- ’ Rega gelpo oh 2:0) eae : ond rONGIE he shells falling on finmunition umatism Is falling | beri vee. [HE FIGURED ME AN etorehouses, rather than 4) p lave er, - : | ae ; : : pasties Relief to Thousands of re tthe os, ee ne : : “eee STOP WASTE | | » SOSITIVELY EASY PROPOSITION thdrawia oi! treatment for hiheumatism Americ anavinat ‘cs have carried out idwe » 1] , : , | proves a revelation, Over two ‘hel ary O} ing iiss] is and oo ti eo ' FS . _——s be SE sot ander aveslete Guat: r usual hon hing missions and Oxia) > r 7 he t New York Bond Sales. . | ve ] -~ - : | Rive satisfaction or money re- have done excellent work spotting for. =: pulpa :; % 7 , and iess than dozen botties have er, daca . tions. Out}! in i ‘ann Os OM Liberty at 96° | a’ nis ereat Pain Milter he artillery and in observati« | ST rAND ‘RD IL! os , 3,00) at. P. ! rr a on iseptic combined, Miller’s Anti- an ( oO. ney 1 2, ope I at Se es Will not be seen at any other St. Louis Theater. a ~ Sonny Se ee ed ee oe ee ee ee meer mw of the ordinary task entrusted to the) Angio-Ameri | Atiantic Refining ‘ ‘o a: a > Oe) wn (known as Snake Ol), that : airmen was the supplving of a cer- $ ; : > Omer «' 19/2] at ‘ | . e e it relief to s s a _— v4 ee ; ny eeeregeg + pape , ' “ . : , fore. ie naid ‘te i wacnouk ae ‘ain advanced unit with supplies.) Buckeye Pipe Line, a 7 ome Tee B ; at {i | C e peg eg 1108 Ouive, pr Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Lum- lanes dropped on them packages | oa oC epee’ “OOO rty y » } ’ ! » t ‘ ’ -* ‘. ‘ | Nights ad Mats. . fe and Aching Joints, any Kind fammunition, medical supplies and | Continental a ae ’ . UNO M AMERICAN Beginning SUN. NEAT Mae Murray T y u > : ‘ ' >t ox CENTUR Presenting STANDARD a) 4. omplished Fascinating Star, ’ ey ro | or pain, Cut or Burn or Brulse, 520 ; reacent Pipe Line mg: ; a peer Don't Delay, take cencentrated rations, as well as nu- ‘uinberland gyro arn ‘a pete ae a tee ) a 14 | M d N it , 1 , tbe] y _ creme Pogue A _, est merous bars of chocolate. Duss _ PH On a> ; ¢' a) sla Ss sieve Wy : + a ; An Ss a O ern ecessl 7 ENGLISH ee TN of ‘4 thyaga ADY Co, Enderle! Drug _ : ’ iets Tipe | er aah : mit yee Cm hee ;: : | at v2 : ; ht és GRAND Princinpal« — Ensemble The Ouis. . f ; Lid rheviss ep rine Ds e286 ¥ -: ' . } ts bide mt _ — * " : ae . . ss ' an ' f r~ i ADS 2 DETAILED REPORT OF DAY'S initia, ean ee ee Se | Ss SA be Come and sce how easy it is to wash th OPERA CO. of 100-—Chorus 6 7 us? Tak TONG WALL STREET Scere BB Pa se LJ cloctrie way. Also lueik. easy it is to own et enue come MOAT LOVE a e Northe Se ft Fu = a yun ~ . . ‘ ’ nida' ‘rida’ h “Cavalleria . : oi 3. ! one ol these under OM}, fime-pavinent plan. ' “Pagliacci.” Puesday ; , ” Nigh! y Saturday M: “Carmen. a 4 7 . hare “as again 8s harp pe! de ae " ny ve Naty ee “y-, “4X , 17 N« = dium : » . Lo an Wednemlh latinee ans Sunday Nie , Onl ht Oh \ (Mah P us ; res The { f deve Lenmne nis Fo ’ ‘ i. * 2 on i ob he on » is ve ; : | ‘ ' aivereal ieee ial) 4 2 - Ae ‘ “ od 1 "to et nt s uth at Pipe , : 7 4} ~ ; * * | ) rome : digg ; e . ~ \ ght rye ‘ " irda@y A, ga ‘ ‘Tl Trovatore.” ° ller (,reatest l’ortraral of Screen Actiec. ) ‘ At - 1s : reacties (> Omnis e a y4) on: tit ' at ’ ar re]: , ay ind ; ye : re , . i hi ir, Baldwin lacomotive, | 3 Pa. Pipe Line € he ky jumbo (shelled) at lec per pound ah Rs Nights Wed. Dat. “ vo on CONTINUOUS 12 M. to 11 P.M. Ke sedy In Ketter and Safer | epublican Iron display” | Standard Oll Co. (Cal.) .. =} ye —— | | | e ec Lae en = | _ ‘ LOWER FLOOR, 206; B ALCONY Le. lomel. Cleans ut System i the ‘Gresent. move: ts ee . ae | ™ MENGE'S ORCHESTRA, COMEDY, 7 2 65 @ ‘* 2 ; > @ SPECIAL TONIGHT as. stone Sick ¥ : : fortes ; | Me as ns: | na regi tered! _ he . Ka 194 eae he ea a : Vy C | . ice + | \ ; je Guaranteed. eam fatiee relic. notably canadian Pacific ant | standing, 9 ONT Be Ou VUan : Radiator Se S IORPHEUMst. chartes Alicd Alien Squad, Eight in rn ry The line perweent Saal “ ales steels tena a Sa oe, simiesion tlie te al attacks, constipation, sick = mi z ppers, motors and ulliitics; CoS 3.) paaens sis eek ns i} } * , etc., are in the great ma- ; eee. wer eee Ses “wo an , | vos . © “4 "4 me, ms. Number, from Overseas. cases due to digestive trouble ted shares continued without. letup during! os ke eine : he - Avotd the danever Ooi an insuthe sently heate | os gy, 2:15—_TWICE TODAY—8:15 . — nee asonable person can expect morning, rails and recognized mvestinent Swan & F ¥ : v2 " f ‘Is IM | G7 ENT WEEK ted ta benefit until | vues drawing further away from the war) Colon Tans clon | mes " e : room. The warm elow of electric cous LM- OZ IF N FRR | With correc le ” . ™ fzton avi ‘” : ; - vray . . . , , ry , me am 's Remedy (NR Tablets) is a Mppin a not rs nis | re spp Sagal Washiagtel . \| |. 1)] \ | I | \ MHSUTeS Your eomftfort. | he , SF = ' () Jed Prouty - compound that acts on the ' r et eli aay 3 d Mules “4 ; , : oe : ‘our | wht ¥ live F,_bowels acid kidneys ain was atilt | Horses an petegaenan 3 one thoroughly practical adjunct to vou ye . Roy LILLIAN GEORGE TH POUGH POS / oO yin a u DPTorTess ; bo) brace ‘atiuers ala ss a . tia ee Pte Daciaty ‘ : . saa il ‘ . he ‘ ea harmonious action of all" rie | erate gt snae 18 “farm mares. | Souther d rid the ski f heating svstem. TZ40 SHAW Le MAIRE & CO. on of digestion and elimina- = a ae. Me ESE ee 1 hae wae $12 GIG: Bouthers hy peop = $1 > j ir? 7) 4 ’ ; : A ep IISTRIC A's : . i y "4 e% . - Th every ae a — hes r oints lewey : Novembre: ut 2 ig schro ar at . S ney? geet. tans C heeks and rec| lips follow 7 a) | € rT lessi\ (* le lll. 1} 1 ef VYeuth and Love and Summertime, AMU SEMENTS. ' s 0 o- » fr. . . ' ' Leer. ti Lise Fyart at A os E og y , sheet ryt. ; +. 1os 3 anes . : : 4 . Q : *s¢y11 7° j . Tv : es ' le. ee cotta Be Nance. Liverpool buying on the ad-| FUP ot ow SALE BY RECKIVER the use of Beecham’s Pills : ) demonstrate this in your ci Baeg or ODEON firemen 130m lle pal al rod te gem | ’ he a St eek cain the ¥ ¢ pprauant, temporary ‘a ? a ‘if... = SF , . : The Fleetric Vibrator tor the Sick hoorn. | he Kiectri POP. MAT. WED... $1.00 he gg = ar ry Hp elles By. io on than getting well. a tree inde renews cl J e the property. seen iy sold. conets They eliminate poisonous : >. ead of the old-st yle Hot-Water bag. ; . (ieerre,. whe brings « persensl message 25c box of Nature's Remed tharn sft ng gs estate. 1 : “y M lleating | ad instea: he back-bres rk. San. Nert—Mail Orders Now—*eats Thurs. from MARSIIAL FOC te the American lets) and try it. It ts BE Belare the end ofthe tinct vith active | Wear and Bnoes of the Leite mate ves | Matter from the system, at A eo The Eleetrie Sewing Machine instead otf t “ Pe Ke The Most Wenderful Piay in America — peovte aa . ) ine — + Aaa chute | eleedies 9% 30! 06. exciusiv? yA ‘loge ic le ¢ Li re olat Ty, “Th t fe and recommended by your a Raturitav'; Lomi 7 ibineng is pe y Pan Soa ae ld 2 ey rocated in @ rtain : rif the blood + d em > - noe treadle type: 1 hye I! - tri T ab] iT} ' i The = a = Ko. 4 Few traders: seemed to fe Germain os ‘story brick building on \o! Jers. ies. pul 5 an tone : 4. Fa 1 a ind Iron. Fach enel|l eomfort and economy for you. E X P E FR i E NN C E the Marine Conve casvted iteelf te vie- r ‘© Overture ly, buying | =. fast Dewey ave tte on . a y t a a oaster an a ' tare." hiesee Tribene rar a in : Darrower iapulpa, Creek County, ; our the Organs of sites Be se | > f. : Midna, Pa ae a Ol ai * cae of er, 1918, at | 7 ) owns omer you ma ‘ : : le Wednesd t Kieseihorst’ Wyre lis Hi lt bl il] BE Sk houses with Liverpool connections See of 1 oeiock p.m. of sald Way, i, ghz piece ee aA ae If you are a Union rear whe = sbi nee th $7 CHARICTERS——16 O16 SCENES |, n08t_ Sole [edomntey 6 Biceipenan. 7 aiet gy auction bythe Fecthce Abe Motta me i DR re buy these appliances in deferred payne Sasacgsss | POP. MT. WED. $1.00 GA WEY war, pais : ork , ' : : : = ago bbe and pv or rental. e ao by : . fof ~ “7 light bills, or 5. discount for cash wit or eT. Seat« aleo at Conrov’s 1100 Olive. | I. ADIES 1 O sid everywhere. in boxes, 10<., 25c. °c. vA, SOU 1 $4 ;

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COMIC PAGE | OCTOBER. 7, 19138. i J) A Sl Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. - —— —— — -- a ee Be a i * — ee —-— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH A eee —_—— a MIKE AND IKE—THEY LOOK A Z Yj! ‘ty = ~ Yl ll li titi” ~~G oe Fg Vie Wiyyf4 fo err J “As Ye, y a /, y _ OCTOBER 7, 1918, la UUM \ Fm Oe TS Oe OP ee ae, S oaeebgeeen agpitttttiin | COMIC PAGE “> Buy More Lik Bonds and to Wiz 55: 2 Le * ny Z * tee ~— a Sy “ oan _ " : ; ; eg : Casually. | Before and After. ed by tle: Ves —er I said “(Good eve- “And now he jis distracted bv WPNT ME TSC “ee LIOR TrOW ‘ a ‘ oy ; j } —— " ora ep aaet | il, Tt ote ZY , ; ) ( ‘ comand! [ \ ; ei , ‘ ; y = } , f ’ } ee a oa | | Ee raorr Life. » aaa i B* “ Ne” S suys he was first attract 2 his wife's Voice.’ Transcript. Pe. fo tee eS, ee —— 1s \ FLY Te S “i \ ’ mae ~~ oe Om ; aN 3 neers \ MPoCH Oe aE EN AM THING! J yas : \ - / A WoMREREUL Nou) SUPPOSS / GAME-IT “Mou'Re FLXING AT > -) GINGS Nev i “A ALCTITORE ‘OF oO] & CHhAACE LO,000 FEET 4NB Do wore ‘\ set “TER ECHCMY ALOE AND | \ MACHINES RiGi! MAKE A NAME Pee, ( = ~ Aes 9 - S * >. - = rs ~ Ss Yip > - > —— a tle ta FCS “437. * Oma, age t on? on v - o> a ' > te f . os bes CEeND ors LIKE.—By GOLDBERG. FR Cay oe ~“ ~ Bat ER ies OVER THE Sibe OCF es > , c ns ‘ Sw | } _ , 2 YOUR LA Re ri ey Le i? ” \ 5 BtsS CoVvEeR “TEN MoRE WE . eae aA — i D on ‘ SCPYEMY ASROPLCANES tee Fool EM “4 | WHEAS YoU sTART | i _ eae \ Like ia a~ 3 “\ ——— - —_ —— VOL. 71. NO. 45. —- - BE ie AITIS bi j Wilson sai | TEXT MAY “Fit ALREADY BE | ON THE CABL ea SOWN YOU Look ied COMING OP TO MEET ) ay AjJOT lOU - NOU WHAT WOLD “3.0K C3 Pp ad . ‘ — ” . oun j {OL MO IN A CASE | | (Ny “Tee \ THAT 7 /i \ ia COAT 7 ft \ 14 Bee cia \ .. / Ai! hy ' ‘A “, Uf / HN) £ . % see ns = JEFF—JEFF DOESN'T KNOW IT, BUT HE ——— ea a | | GWUES MEA \ToR A WEEK. TF Got MORE Ae PAINe ALL HE TALUS | \ WAR AT Home «as A DAY 1's How HE | \THAN I'vG SEEN HERE | CAPTURED A“ERerg* / Pot \ IN A MONTH. X GOTTA / \SINGLE-HANDED, ets DO SOMETHIAIG To GET JEGE'S & \ GOAT: : ; J — HAD A Bee | , f a { THINGS HAVE BEEN Outer \ | |

} we ina a DEUCES UJILD WITH “CATS AND \ sh f \\ CYCLONE ‘ = _ hi | f AT { cy A : a \ yy, FINE - | C1A AA ’ . ‘ . \ rishonsigivictisinliciiinasi cee ; } Pt: Srggoaan st ee \ Sa Pil =e a ; | WN | SPiy in Pn sf (| NAW, LETS | = ee ne | . a| > " ‘ ; ‘. i Buy | PLAY PERKINS \ HAS GoT / i ee : (LIBERTY ~ ry | | Bends.) ~~ POTS ALWAYS \ | THAT a ' ' OPEN | \ CAT. ) | be nd P / “sen I ee INS i] ryt he has a rich father.”’-—-Wined- \ ) OR ELSEILETS || AGITATED Old Gent Quick? Ms { x ~ ' j = j ,* i by ¢ rene ral —— tin & ’ Sd t 1} when ziP> A BULLET \ WEAT RIGHT UNDE Tle ( i My NOSE AND Took BFF } ) MY WHISKERS AS CLEAN ) AS A WHISTLE. RATHER ) ( A CLOSE-SHAVE, > XY Et? tec Hees rz | ' FLAT REFUSALOF | ARMISTICE EXPECT! — Document Believed to Been Formulated After change of Views With tente Premiers and Pr ably Will Express Vie All the Allies. Rr the Aseociated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. §.- spending the morning in his. st President Wilson at noon today in Secretary Lansing, Col. Hou Secretary Tumulty. The imp —_e~ ee a ee ee ‘ was created that there would ft action on the German and Aus 4) § | lend ‘ ee OF —— ; ; ' ' : _ pears ~ “oe a @ henry owelld at the ven, | Prnctios ecetomy for aarti Nut B : , Pp . c 7 P a , eemeeeres nee A ak LO) requentl afte mike iene af . l = Wwe . «A ee ‘ . diag ; ; a ut utter a“ “~*~ red 2,7 (*¢ t* | l’owers info? Pa an 4 , , J , , 7 , s ae »*? : , a . +, } . ii Ti bck . Whe t+ f/f? (ff? r oe a fs (/, 7 f/ ’ a ' : Ee at oe ae dice , 2 side, Maria Wife so. we did A Went dov PLA ASA LA fh 4 Py apa he always gives the chau! _ ae” . : that unequiveeal acceptance af SAbMAL Sth le / fevrs the lewal far ’ barst ite, ] igu dua countermanded the order you : . “tf S, { . # ee “hea = mish ihe 1 iz 't rn 1] ~eay € ~TyaowMw,T T lor oy x} j citions laid down by the U a: P Corie Ww ‘Ss ’ 4 Lif ore -* Hel =* _ sat v ale : ~ te 7+) a 4 he pometn tee tn ae ‘ hoy r | [ i | . | mm lar cmat 7 4 ' tates ml d the Allies must pr } +} { , t} j vir. j pm id Lica hi oOn.y Cos avid / —_—- ——— — = oe a ~ a * as ‘ 4 { ' ‘% *,. oo? ™ = 4 4 . | Ts " ,, ae a —— ; ~ - . ' nrmount.—boston Transerint hy thie ing of peace plenipote ., ¥ hes ‘ } Por \ Sa iG arr ae en ies 7 ! ‘ . , s* oe > All ee \ & | “Mexcuse me t hit wour «oo ¥ [Is your fathe worrying thi yinte - . Vv f (4; Bé AAKE A ( } Xx » On ul ur Son . ROE {Ata ga | Goi Conforms With Allied oe sz . ; } Wes elise me rmwice ye rrp “ss , ADdDontt Uwe COAL SUpPpiy, he said. omg ne Better. ; : ° . ¢ ¥ ’ /| SENSIBLE sho | ne ww THUCU MT ee be dient Gea nace ob America’s reply to Germany ’ bax | wt U7 ee Le | iTatea ** eK if 11g} Kd tit FEAT ¢ \ " es L})) ‘ ‘ 4. Some ) a (,err : ‘ - i ei. | ‘ cr we rr . . ose : nang rilath l ha si* ° . ° ‘ 4 $, ue formulat _ | — C C- © MGaES TIORS Mhiat poor old dad : ' peace proposals, as steards Harry. boys are shoot of his decision, but “when the. erence vas over there W baa pee iti the confident throughout official circies ¢ irmistice would be flatly fre The Original President Wilson, is In aceor with the views expressed by the | | Sor Magazine _- -_—.- | Look Before You Leap. = | ; daughter is drowning. Save her j j j | ae | . ’ * ’ J i Hi 7Sse Perso} : Woiait {iil af WAvVe 7 , ‘ . . . | rolis he ain Se I want to see he Pr [ace ‘ Beston Transerip! Like a Boxing Exhibition. ] gt HiMIR parties are always so | interesting.” ten Yi You ean always depend upon some married couple they in- te taging one of their little fam- rows for tha beneti! of the gsuests. Detroit kree Press. So It Goes. a T must be great to be marrie4 to a man who is earning $109,000 te — — im « heres always a drawback. girlie \ man fn that grade seldom hands envelope. .—Kansas ( f Heard in Couft. Judge Six months in jaii with hard labor Hiobo: Say, Judge. can't ver dou hie de time an cut oud de labor ?—¥'| ] on ‘Transcript Exaggerated Report. ICHARD: Fre said he gave you a bla: I . r i had the eve “T -* — — UUTTUUNONUTIAUAUEUUOANAUOOUTUAAAA ATONE HANAN GOOD SHOES ARE AN ECONOMY 720-722 OLIVE ST. SHOES BUY LIBERTY BONDS wiread: «“\y laid on the color |S3 . 3 . '_-= miers of the allied nationa. It rected tea speak for all the : opposed to the Central Powe its dispatch within 48 hours W dicated this morning The President, it is believes Preceded the actual sending reply by asking Premiers (eorge, Clemencean and Orlan advise him of their answers submitting to the Premiers a d ris reply for approval. At an ‘is assumed the American rep have the approval of (,reat E Prance and Italy, and of all & er co-belligerents. The form of the reply. of € Aas net heen revenied in an Butters bread —stays sweet tievlar lts nature howeve : well be Jetalled. The words 3 SCnditional surrender’ may - | ir in the answer. but the - a of the words likely will not « TRADE MARA 4 from its forcefulness. ° >. = Nothing less than the con ; - already stated and reiterated x President and the Allied Will be granted, and these @ accept unequivocally and not ly as a basis for negotiatit Great Care in Framing The President has given Ut Care to the framing of the reg "ying himeelf his dally and studying the questions ntensively. KE. M. House, th Gentian! adviser of the fF "Pent last night at the White Feeling tha’. conincident ‘O8ely following the dispatel reply, President Wlisen willl Congress persists today. al With absolutely no officla! coh ton. It is thought probably iecmeeteeees _—— Se Copyrighted, 1918 The Nucoa Butter Company Heil Packing Company, Distributors, St. Le The Sanday Post Dispatch has over ONE-HALF MILLION © More readers @han any other newspaper west of the Mississingh | oe STL LLLLLLLLELLULLLELLLUPLLPEELLUCMIMLMECLULULUMCLUMMCECCCCTT