St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 10, 1918

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Re REO Se ta, ene i SS PRES CNee Re eRe s on COMIC PAGE” yi Buy More Liberty - 3 _t@ Bonds and Help he Only Evening Paper in St Louis With the Associated Press News Service to Win the War “VOL. 71. NO. 47, ST, LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1918—26 PAGES. PRICE TWO CENTS ES oP omen A na ae - - mare aa aan - _—— -_——— - = > . a, ca : — - _ ~ ~~ oma . — eee - — ~ - - aootw . . - - ——- ~ " - me —_— - = m ~ o—- ——— — - - - - a ; vd : — . - > . . ‘ — . — ee ee e+ 7 = . . , — -- Y - : . — Say It Indicates Allied Unity, Police to Enforce Health De- By a Speedy Movement‘) ()) (UUs S08 are te i weY Bib 1 EVER 1 oe y the Associated Press, ) ; : sia wits thee aitfiines Suit: ie Xccicl “cne | On GET MIXER UP WIth - and Battlefront Conditions BASEL, Switzerland, Oct 10.—"‘‘Only military reasons could compe: Us but Demand for Retrib- partment Rules More Rig- South of Romangne Our tin with the allies hot at their heels Haig’s Tr : A by es THose GRUT | . to accept President Wilson's conditions,’’ sags the Cologne Gazette, in com . nie : according to the baiJefront repor's _ American Force, Attack in ote aig | Will Force Speedy Action’ jentine on the Americas sinke' a ha Gullibd peace offer, “letapeutle| “Ere Exactions From Ger- idly in Effort to Prevent Men Force the Germans j).0) cme in through the night At » Al ERIOUGH “TO Despite Difficulties. Germany may require counter guarantees, for example, the evac uation of the many Grows. | an Epidemic. Back From Positions. his Sages the advance has exceed Breach Between St. Q ' TAKGE CAREC OF colonies occupied bv the allies.’’ enienwentanteneesitia vig » miles in the jast two Gays tin and Cambrai, Within 2 future Czech his forward mvoement of the "AUSTRIAN SITUATION . “tiv sesicct ant mattcsy authors state, ail, hientical statements are WANT ENEMY TOWNS FOUR MORE DEATHS AS WAY FORCED THROUGH 3\"'*: * 's2"e4 = ihe crstsein je Miles of Le Cateau; Noy: ' " “ . : > ’ Jugo- he great general retreat IMPORTANT FACTOR °° ° the empire now ave going to Yung punisned vesenine """" “MARKED FOR RANSOM’ = RESULT OF DISEASE THE CUNEL WOOD "2% sich now seems inevitab'«. elle Captured.- : . ‘ ! tf ‘ e +r a? ' debate these questions It is prob- Telegrams froin Warsaw announce Is doubtful whether 4 Lud i's endorif has such fortified pos'tions ee ees err oo OweQe a ’ bie * ot ‘ the 2 able the Chancellor will present to that a proclamation is abeut , s Plight in Dual Empire, It Is j.;.,..0. ha result of the oot rated for the rato of ail Bole ““ Feeling Caused by Devasta- Hundred Additional Cases In the Argonne Forest Per. anal as to permit him. eft ait ADVANCE BETWEEN Thought, May Aid in Forc- "70" 3.1°° #r2¥# {permit of Suis» ee oeece ot Gormay msec tion Wrought by Retreat- Are Reported at Barracks, shing’s Men Have Effected of be Inst" $00: hae’ on the RA LENS AND SCARPE emo 86 8 Quick | sorta trom inc German grand| ies Gra Gernise ciate in Austria, 6S Germans Shows im With About 1200Affiicted «a Juncture Wh the ait, puceem {he front was on German Line Broken on 35 , ; s a ~ re ; . entin sectio of the front "as } 2 Decision. seth ‘bi bits rome ipo keaton , Germans Reported Making Concilia- | Letters - the Press. There Out of 6000. French * Laucon. hs ree measure made possible. bs Mile Front, Advance of 30 iial. according to information § re- |} > ex to Creches. : ' pOry ( - it pean { | (suuruuads men and the Americans ‘ ‘ 1h aA ere {¢ iF - + ES% ait Seo i .! ; ON ; ' -il rr : t j i | ‘ 2 ; Ry the Assoviated Press eived here VUUd, rN] . varying With the suread Of intlluenza stead the Associsted Press from Rheims to the Meuse fecause to 40 Miles, 110,000 Men ° ‘ ~ “ree - quvesmaaee - “ re q*} ‘ . " Pgh ‘ ’ var . . ‘ . 7. ’ WASHINGTON, Oct. 16. An early , ; ort? R ' H a ASHING oe ae ' ne according 0 hei. political ., Pe Tt ou additiona! | WITH THE AMERICAN yt? JS'a break in that part of the front : sudendort eporied to Have Quit) pyres e Cermuns e Czecl er me . i 3 vege, , THWEST ' VER d 1200 G | k fesponse to President Wilson's note or ‘3 . —& i i res ot ninth ae ee io - — ) } London ee ee precat tions W aken loday to pre NOR THW Est OF VERDUN -; Would hAVEe much worse COnSs€e- an uns a en * 4 i ‘ >? “ga .?° 4] 7 ir : ae as ? ae j ; *#Te re - L¢ ay Lf * 3 ; mi . ° : POA i eat a com OTM The are reporters : (is patene = whos in Oe ee aaa 4 fe, Noon, (icon. Pershing’s infantry | quences for the enem+: +] . 41) - Ifa ui y to the German ¢ hancellor is! By the Associated Press y » neutra] country to the State miversalt' DpPai.se Presiden vent it from becoming epidemic Po i LPOML « ! (Pri pha, ¢ j on) | Ins i today aul! went into action on the i'where else the (;ermians econeen- ritis ince ug. 4s Pexpected == by American officials, . , . . . ‘ I ; "17 Ty) e — (, ry aA & wre ‘ ) | \> 4 )s repi t 1c bicil ‘ Ns pCUCe } —- . ‘ } _ ‘ *q* ? ; ; WASHINGTON “| Krom | Vepartmen edb gepni ‘iy ais licemen were instructed to entorce left wing of the Argonne forest front !trated most of their reserves there F sia "or lie . ‘ . . ' . . 1 | | £° i ‘i! . “ . ' , ? i> ' le r } | . twee ? "e "ga } 7+ a " } ‘ ] oP ‘ ‘ : “\ hile realiiZing thit an st hiS Wwe? Ore ol the Muropea e tral cou? bre fil. wilt} . ict } l I clea a7 igi j i rv? Orr thy " i { ONLMLISSIOnetl = le Silia- afte a VIlGiIieli artill ry bon ba dment (,en. (soura ud moO? only hehe A i eeded in | to (aech leaders in un effor ANB" plete unity i allie ti to the Ietter and break up ail lasting all night holding them there in itself a va! By the Associated Press. 7 the three pertinent questions mut ' tries LOadHy . ©r oy reached thie : , | vee = : > oss 4 . " ‘ ; ‘ rHeEN With tne “ill 4 te ; ss P : +] ’ o . ~~ i 4 hy , a -o y . hi} A i107 } - } ; t4% . the Prince of Baden wil! , ] ieult! State Wepurtment that Gren. Luden pipes ae CU arvall rel qae ail ae COGES ET Ee SUS SS abs a ee ee : ; : : poe SOrvEes ei oe LONDON 0 o—_ | ee nent. et ge 5 = =" renee. if the original proposal oft . S eae. dorftf has suffered a phvsical lleyqpse sain * Pe eee aN es ur © f the publh sehoul svstenml serves on their ieft ank. which tee V4 he difticult country and the power b ct 10. British ‘ fark Reg a ce.) "a ) ' i. - ryvice as bee! > sel Argonne | / man Government were not sincere ing reidnqQuisnead command af he , : , , +} 7 J , ' ‘e ressed Inte service has been er pose ‘ eee ful artificial defenses he has rmude , ri) 6 f-@rman arms . )“Hour Is Grave. Raiser Tells ine) hie . is nik eres is Since late yvesterday afternoon oS pocxet. The enemy also is endeav- | and is continuing to make wonder- cavalry today reached the out. @>-__sine’ > ifiicials are confident that inte: ; ake {pahe in abi : # og — oe “pratt cdhustria te te Pte oe atnaties mapa s 77 . fshig ATLA : ¢ orine toa if huve been reported hy i} gel Wi hdr: ‘Wm ‘ (rer) wl muti fir! progress thus enhune) ig the vic skirt f L C t h i] _ medous exigencies of the miilitar: Austrian Council Lieported 1 Llave \ MSTEELD-A MM. yyy) , et : a or 1S. riy ints t | fotul of causes poin a. AS to ISTH e the lime i tory farther west s Oo e a eau, t e Tal way tHikation will force speedy actio Decided to Introduce Autonomy Ane thanking he oT . . ees in § Duis | faa In the same pe Yesterd: (ie (} ‘aud’s fore , oe , ‘ ‘ ; ‘ | a Lif trhi. iN} Sipeeae ces } j ie eapeh? o } , 7 .? f 7; Pew al i ‘ ‘ i . »T redsa \ Ol ;Ouradued «s Parces . . . : sabi mu fur as the hold of the Cove 4 if Assoviaied Pres ae } te ; - $f ‘ . i : , . 9 ' 7 ’ re nave been fou é ti Ss Py ime AFSOula Past . iv: need ST 7 furth >?" f | t | ‘ junction southeast of Cambrai, iid nt uy th nia be | LONDON. Oct , ndustrial Association f "dent's questions to the Chancellor's. 08 0 Fics Ents * WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ®4¥an stay arther toward tne | iit upon e peopie is concerned APNG is Cl. J isd Pte ‘ontiden yofed bv t ‘OLO2 le i +} , from the isease in St sOUILS We -~as | important junetion of Vouziers . . . , (tape biel ene te ~ it,t? . + cfs ) ya ) . mo ; ii hi 1 ‘ he . . " x ? | i] J | 4 i ‘) ] oh ; . GGEST TS ("{ naditions in AUStPria are t¢ Ve; il e i@ aides titel il S = USLTO li): . s nee . j ‘ ? reitte Mii yr 7 . P W ere it ihe cits Hosplia 5 nak Ing Lhe een ae EST ‘ . \ bat ; ’ while the Americans pushed fon wurd which 18 the immediate British ‘ ‘ : ' , ees ee 25 eae 3 ay 2 venwee " : ¥ eaqnesdayv, Uct. 3.—-American rorccs ris s Pworse than those in Cierman: : | aria Ministerial Counet] Las t- eereyy — Hea ( ' : al 1° + “ete, ‘ 1, rit nd fort ‘italic nd ioi ] — Cas 139 . en Seer eT Gs ‘hour is g ; ‘are gh eriman becoming intensit Ofat 25 al THO CUY NOSPUAs wee wating weat of the Meuse River: 2824 Joimed the French south of : : fact is calculated to strongly aff eided to iatrodu ational ut ne f he future ; - fauti Tuned ters 1 thy rye G2 ting elsewhere in the cits oe ee oe ' es? ay ge ait | (srandpre, thus completing the con. objective, the Exchange Tele- ’ F . , ‘ ° . .* ‘ : ‘ ‘ 4 ‘ ; ‘ ' ee 4 hi é. ° . - returned iy 4 . ‘ tf : igains | 1e ’ ’ i. : ‘ i : E the (erman (,overnmen! which , i faon and the 8 (;0ba we , 11 thie Associated Press bial 1 eae = ance loreced he . iatls ' C's = ' . . eee ' : Iria, or perhaps Hungary uc in ®* The Czech ayes Nol lint Dare io aiid , apatiin f thos ' > hnretilitjies eet td the the see . rrepe} tl morning i’ ei ; bee \ « | Te . , : ae he be a ' 7. . ‘a ; I ot f ry ‘ “a ' : t , "? ‘ . rea id “ah n\ } l ; (ret lel: rat) ‘ { i ‘ i ’ 4a sti | J i? i é i erin t'« } rh gy , +) "1° ra 4 : it HOOD soldiers ‘ , +: +4 ‘ i — é )} i / zs ere ere eh ; : ‘ " " 74 i ‘ vite Nlidaale a? rary : Po Ler ‘ i >! ' sar (bie Wood whicn wus ; stling ay i h clusion that Turkey already is lest tion separdtine ung and Austfla grant u Pee ENE : . * tarv of State f imili wked-that c] hi : Th? uc mad S U ADRON OF 350 and American forces continued wid ‘ ss . 7 os . . . . é a i* to ‘a tral A lia ce. ‘.% « tT) ‘ 4 iii= ‘ nce Max as to whether he 's|Telegrah dispatch from Zuvie west cards fot venaailagliac eae = pecan ening y rendered ts| GERMAN CAMPS fo 4 : | ssa a ys agate oer een SUSpaton eee sepals cuss Political Sitaation. ee ee : loner SN as unnounced | . hich had previously rendered | lore them, according to all avail Kpeaking merely for the constituied Count Theodore Batthyamy}, for iv the Associated Pres .e Limes deen ibes the ene ‘Ss tlents ‘fering 1 her allmenh pptul f ee ‘ i , ‘ : ss ‘4 . ** uj ‘* j huthorities of the empire who have mer Minister in the [fungarian Cab COPE ae "1" } ilies f burning and lestrovi 7] ‘ eceite re less . 4 gari )PENHAGEN, . Ge urning and d ring y 3 eo rece re unles: nn Menndibe the ri 33 F | D ; : At eer ons oO xpiosives roppe © far conducted the war, it is be inet. sneaking at, Hhudapest, « mhipra nian Rei hstuz has 2 Wye af ‘ ar ‘ tne retreats us a Cruei ana } : eS )} Y } P ved,-will be embarrassing If the sized the urgency of bringing about to mect on Oct. 12. accorati he an) Artal U1 vs Uh fentiy oj iclans have been on Cantonments North non (;er- ay ‘ agQratioqy = en ’ “yey y > tikes FY... om ce ba Daa ¢ 1 , . ws li cyt ’ ‘ ‘4 | Wri: . ay oNure ; , d *y*; r) } 4 P : . °4) ‘ ’ * , ponse Is in ven 96 lente 56 u separation between Flungary and Berlin Pugebla al ior Ma ) } a = in Ay ran requested oO ; ise the removal the advanc citions gaine 1S of Verdun. nr Al + . r PseCtTe . as ‘ - ‘1:} ri 1 i: ~ receoyyt a+ ca | i . J 1} i us ‘ . mar ed (ow! ()] i ‘ 7.) w ] ‘ ; j t aT) 1} Cos : . ; ane ) 4 ly P = ioe ’ : cee l ? e. ( Aus tria Wribilah : i ii ii a 2" ee ‘ th ho pra i ‘ ! rire! ‘2 ‘ heer ‘ ae 8 § seo: iat Prees hye rida ds nes have completely ‘resident has already given no *zec] ews pers les! t t hitie situation fanen il der a 3.3 or tFrencn amt @ | Le case seolutel ‘wetifies suc] ¢ 7 ¢ 4) ; } b us . , . ; ; een 1c Tein, ncaa ; , na snd ads cu] i : — ’ j or _ age. : , ' ant at renee ! i a ing on the eas par ' L i { V rid i" HE 4 WeERIC yy Se (RE is that he will have no dealings preparations are unde) for the discussion Ne iowns wantonly destroyed Tas as si atl ; Ps " } } 4% = Buildi towaras Haraumon ie NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Oct. 19 such authorities, , bas > Yaar ' af = ~~ : * a . o : Care ; ; ich authoriti _ : Victory Near, Says Daily Mail. Crowds hept From Courts Building v ‘losnes-Sur- Meuse (19°"0 pp. m.)—--An American bomb houses able reports on this front. The Whole batile ts on a field that Was uflame throughout the nig aestroved towns and farm powerful Socialist element in “The reply is commented upon in Policemen today prevented crowds , the Crown Prince taking the throne . | river conflagrations have been re-) j, eX) | consisting of more The powerful mine hicl tt ichsiag also is counted upon ABDICATION OF THE KAISER th oat ant ee ee eee he. nahi td . Ree ition , ea ul mines which the i | : : ica entertained. nh some ' nN. rction with the plendid Ico WS 1 wvathering in ne corridagol of ported in the towns ANC) sat than niuchines Vvesveraay ‘ , had ‘ is nowhere { nt any such statement bv th 0 the ‘'ront The va ils ai; hi inicipal Courts Bul g and , , , ermans laced under Cambrai ; frrom tn front. rhe dail Mai: ¢] Municipal Cour Burldin _— Dun and Banthevile dropped J2 tons of expiosives on (61 ete , Tee tate quarters suggestions’ ire heard that i ; th i ' ? CHOI as directly in conflici IS RUMORED IN STOCKHO Prince \ugu \Witheln nicht ba Clairas that victory and uncondition- «ene ators were not gf@imitted to er ly seem to have been set with a time : " ° * he : pe 4 “1 Lmeini t ilf . . al ?} il MaTITtG | ia 1] eee. ta F »G atto!} : a | wiiliaitesin designuted for the succession pt SUrrERGer 18 RIO. Ih HEN ‘ti courtrooms. Only witnesses, atte | Americans Occupy the Mamellé Pore pweun ie’ and Doamvillers, fuse, the idea being to complete the and with the very recen ce Clares the Flohenzollerns and the neyvs and ii ra were sdmitted ane , | tifications. about | -@ . f Verdun | destructio nstarted bv fire and to kill ieee 0 pion h et al on yh ownage de TRAIN SERVICE BETWEEN BERLIN Si als around them must abdicate only urgent cases were tried. WITH THIF AMBRICAN ARMY The meric: bombing eXpPsOll! ae great a number of the allied sol sentative bodv under which th - “—T 4 ( T ‘e@ is r be surrendered to the ailir The administration of a’ cataurrhal vr say “ERDT: ee ; ; ene ae Ty se hs — “ialists were enticed to take par: xbot.ceimaugempanmumail 7 — : The ally .@7 . aie the strength , in tina on Baas hee scien ee : reeaeip sachhinineciais : wnt ihe hs he joan pipet 5 high niet icky _— diers as possible The « xplosion went On the other hand, if Maximilian peror William has Hbdicated ' mM siniplicits Compliance the news- Selaces $3 St be at Couute Building a a Se ee “a rae : 0 a halpyapant ee ) eS ee , ‘ re ae gi ya ‘itempts to repudiate the militars ty the Associaied P ' | a | ‘ays, means confession { de- Pre ina “i ote” 7 | es to take this pre- ° os ‘ xs : te a ate :s : : eONMENG ae vt a | iat i os = an : oe ; ba site — / he undoubtedly will brine ebout a Crown Prince Not Mentioned as Pos- : COPENHACE:. ; ) o77} in . peelntat . meank ruin er of aie P atmieet sass ae sal tee a : | , be | a he wn PY é weve oe | ee a Me 0 by the Hritish lhe erash and de LB © demand from that still powerful - sible Successor. terruption of dire«t mimunication sane rinan nows there is ni hird i¢. jc rot ynpulsoryv. ‘The treatment which ut Le aris » cccumed protectio | t ietinen : : tonation were seen and heard for kinization for his retirement By Special Cable to the Post-Dis- between German sulear! 1 u Ot rse d a mere presentation of j. 1 y hvyvodermi i ‘ction in the’ o'ejeck this mornitig i] 265 Ww sgn vhich : ’ , = uring ‘ of LACE CUKTAINS ihe adoption of a reactionary noliev , patch. key is shown Yanan? OouncemMe) nm witer U > promises to HNiypnwres CGer- Y ive — ‘ion three davs ‘eptured a half bou ‘te 7 ad naten Cosi iB eens t .| Cambrai : : " The general belief here is that t LONDON, Oct. 10 rumors of the the Berlin newspapers of yesterday Many } internal conflicis and per part. are necessar ‘ance here and there he had moO: were ‘stroved niv o7 ntente ses | eg ie long : * apie aap ypc add hin if intention of the German Kaiser to % eee ae it ae ‘* 2) eee - ’ , eee | LOIN DHOON 0 oa ; > $6.50 a “g . Tepis ’ ait poe : semossions, |. co 9 gen let piel bi ms - iftie nditi . ulg@ari: ear Nz and piercing Hike a tw = = er Sn ae yes pat , fap ste “ : , * - ns adi : a ae ; a oo a . +} ni = | ve ' . ons ves, pairs last, | heping thus bs ania i, ERE : —* Rhine region and in places as wider ae ier , ? : lore aa V's tay Dein : chine g bin | n ican yesterday dest! SOF STOUGAL Cows he Anglo-American forces nm tne miles (;reat damage wae done tn express | that da’ aps into revolution. te Sy Bs) ‘Ommissioner ities me —" bal. ) se ; , , . ‘ bast - tf vas ferlin and Daden Aue} rf : ’ sens ‘ ' aT sya . —— "a rt'j S@ry i (Piast ‘Cc 3 ut : ; i] SV Bone . . sa’ i i I I ita ‘= iS j ; ° aistant as i i 4 a r . siame al . ' ry | ae 4 i + lee ' } 7%. " rm wes r) i ~ie rf \ j this . i} © 22] ce 2 4 * . Ie latch ] , : } ’ . ; “1 ~r $4.50 Pr — Cu ion Which might aceording to ua daispa h to the WDalls mS Abie vas ' ’ ‘ re sSsunaa ColD asad’ PRE'UD ELIS lect) ares fT ,UavVaNee a sf he si) ‘ Cre’: Cambr rs ted , , ’ iif “6 ‘gs . 7. + } " i tannin = — ‘ : 8 ‘One ; yf Se T aiser Will fa . 7 rl . ; Sms o : . ‘ . : +} ’ . A1NiUT ae oe ee ,esiterqay \ @T} . 1 ‘erences between the Entente . Mail from The Hague. The dispatch oda tran 7 to Sofia @ ; nat ith- vesterday telephoned nimissione: y hud been so complete that ne ee i A alle er ropped | ening rains at Special Prices. Sand America as to war aims and) cove it ts observable that the idea of and Constant a ins ine Presidents Ques-° srarkioff ; promised full pera- ins | oO) rspape the American troo in continued advances, according to Owe he -morale of the armte \ suggest: 12 » regul More tnan leo ris b Oe oi ‘leld Marshal Haitg’s report today. n OnNHOSsed ‘fn 1? ‘entra rower l a ; I lj ‘| ’ Bi ?} ' ‘ * ry? gay } t ‘ee. a? ' rr ue Denese tall £ ‘ile believing that Germany {oR should be put in the form of counted UP. 10 te te cee ane | UNSETTLED, PROGALY WHINE | Th: Bilt sewaceseatetenme ;«) patterns to seleet from No Extended Discussions. ° . P ae egg aon oe / ne ano ‘ uch 3 mm from These \ in t} of Le Cate Sullumines and No er lent suc is certain of fail They do it, Because it Pays : el hievtarsta neaith authuvicies Sous eet se) eee Soe ee SHOWERS. IS THE FORECAST wore. nave toon captured el and Oriental $1] 95 An, such move is certul ‘ + —_— 2 ve vVacuate held er) 1 4 x s ~ aie . ; t : oe é ‘ : , ° ; tre and in he | anti . was . 1. : _ . e ha . i j ry 1a: Perl mY Tel | ' pecial bargain. ... man armices ss a ee gp pte a vices on Sunday Americans Penctrate Beyond = St. (Salaumines and Novelle are east . . : ~ » : yea! ot ‘ as rin, an a . " ‘ \~} . : Yesterday, W ednesday, the | Ost Past ain alone Carried graph js neuin mene i eld at miei 4 Mtienne-Orfeiul Line. THE it MPERRATIURES. af Lens.) ) russels Rugs irony \ arshal | oclh’s fore },] ‘2 53 Cols. ) " cas i 4 I) ai | ~ | : 0 1} x hi ti . ~ ‘ier ; rrey THE A \ RTC Ax A RM r , “ }- inthe: 7. rese® Whe made ht the yue., Seamless — 9x12; B ‘ich are adding to the ait spits | + ‘urche: Starklof! a} as HAMPAGNE, Wedresday. %™ . er 71; British last night toward the north ’ . ' ge” } ' ? ‘J 4 tifa ee i ici Ti \ ‘ : . ' 4 j ’ (Oren a] oY } | ; , > v*sze . th VA . \ 1] ® tit? ‘ , 7! a f . “4 © Lh. Th . . ; ¥ - sa! ns in Then oper : , “6 ig ; ; and erman high comman t in gf Home-Merchants' store ewe, yale on the same da ante an armistion che must sue for |“ Tepeition of mocking” a8 et See ee ee eee : ern part of the battle front to the pMical. their forces from «a mR, PCr. dute the (;'ohe-Demnocralt. Repubhe adi tar, all «db & ‘ , , ; ‘ Ss ‘ r “a beaten foe al bi ‘ heyy »? NS iC. . j* Li lation . ] ie . . } ° per er ateu wy ; 5 75 : $21.50 The hat Ag rj cether, could only mustet - ‘Guased Temper Rightty. bevond the iine | 1 et ee. (ficial lore. outheast of (Cambrai, « both . } na American LSsa- = ’ oe ry smith »1S . : , ‘e) Py ; ; sd er a ee: : . . oe aa Deum? ca , . I Li ‘ cae ahaa av. "res , ar 4 “* 5 es ' - : "OF Shar making A perso) . | ate et a a i at the Jer , and 8. As d cast for St. Loal sides of Caudry ; v , r 4} . O S. ; Vil raAuge (ne temper ede? oe Anferican :; Let re pe siti Art Str Ap | anal vieinity: tn- ; o sie : os rifalat @ ; f eumionia, su Midge 3 - between Lene and the Scarpe the ' hag) hy ivoc , | : ; Pa less Velvet Rugs ee ee the = : ) ol from pneumonia, su- NUUCRS advance of the infant LUSIC ON THE | Pee ee eeenthon : nd small allover patterns as Prench and errit pyri ; In National Acyivertising the tes Dispateh alone I] rigrpyt le fusing ¢ Cony oO°tey i ; Ps : ; : 4 ) er 7 Sever; Lirp. ‘ PpPers i “ : probably with tritish are also advancing and are Santt colo: le,] , ' eras > | i} With the eneni hile he its « ’ rn Se p72 he krenc! § piahieetes ewer tonight in touch with the Germans to the ~ ; han i 3 : % : ay ’ ® } le 7 . . al l LN ‘ : iii / . j ney 9 fF +} : - : 4 mi ; ; ' ’ “ ’ : : . . |” $38.50 i] th, Wt. nre De bpartm *) etee 1 26 O Ss. . ' f j ! i 4 j st) ij? ; | eens ) . a " I ( ‘ er : i ‘ = er Corrie t rity m € the line \ itrey in Artois ee ies & © ® © « 6-6 6 8 DB high re ' . . one © . . i . } ‘ oe ri kK ive ‘ hutTnnphe. ‘ ‘ . aaaae “et oi : ts . , } rie ine pa, ri? . - ; mur h chunge in , . , : ’ ' ding, dali ned meres mit +) «] Re Mable star ane [mes combined, OrEy TN a , ay bit F Ss a Se sister ;}s3 at i on . _ 1, - ee *) Hpagne ix roine ’ : is tone *kEequerchin and Pouvroy erypee f How “fF 4) Nf. Louis -*S which i : I ; " . pieticaacs pe Rag ns 2 le SEE 4 i (tear ‘ if \e . zi , me tha 4 te ad id rate : , . ‘ , ; ; ‘ : ™ 4 i tye ; 5 ; | “ONdition o ace > a ul 23 Cols. , ea a S10! mg ant wm 4 ob Sa Is not the above a cony Incing exumple of how bot] | Saha apvacnates 9 swab a nd national buvers of wivertising space concentrate tow! in retain ) , a rug - we ' a ! Lol nu! ddi - i win tracked by ti ryan i. SJ } a Pe a ‘ ; tf} 4 fj etus ; me’ eel eee » RESULTS: varning ach ruined allied! . heres ee nt ed by the Germans, | BON Sot wate alieal = T- 2 ‘3 peat 5 . PSF —_ ' Sresz Mum, but Sharp's tnvestigations il. | * , ' ' | uid not e elt snmen sjt ron , | en ee eee me | LOCUST ST, : nigh ; » 2 : {/ ll the worth-while b en lh ai}, ‘legr: hop: a} - _ | 85aU mpoen % ie 3 | ~ ~" on tei , nf of Le Cateau MEKt be regarded as also indicatirg \ ‘culation that reaches @ A : , uu ; . : ' ' —— mi ) ‘rmiitted,- and it he wi iM- (Ge (;ouraud’s men re ‘ | a ; I ny ta Pe eireu Pa | 7 d k. a in ' : ! nm 2 ‘ | bi ee ¢ ‘ J | avs | ; ¢ sro h ~o« ‘ is et ives . “ he ne piace eeulh af : Nose 1 im «ne renresenta- - é sly 4 thy : , wo —" > other ear it lan to if ‘ . : . ro 7 em be Eee POP adjacent territory ays a wee rian vernments have announce? rou : . ,_, without othe Gene nae : re oming nee main read on beth sides ef — § el ; tinne : oO} is and MOne eho hid thre facts suctain the lL, ii iar em i * . . ¥i* ‘ sa ¢ [ ’ Pravye +’ ‘' iy ears yore ht ? & seri ' cs . : ‘ ‘ ; ’ : , tiie watt ~I 4 : - . ‘ pam * & . -™ ; : a? 7 tie Thea ek a e* ‘ am Uta, ees reports of the extent of the , : per r diat nilies as gues Corn * fe ) hs « 2 goa | } Cc] stm Sh al ! ) | ae a tet . 5 wae . ‘ « he ; \ Yi c West of Arronne and VV, | wal r rt + re we have fiade progress. Mn atrociti« their lacteiar ar here is : aa | 4 cdaing 1 has peenm postpones a7] merican Gains cC* ; 4 $ a , ' ; | pecs | bees tai, cial ie ae > henne Desperate Move, Army Men Say. Do our irts as oppt 1s : ar itel definite! East of Meuse. oo lel Bree geteme: 4 ty aie re Sonal : fern ANY « *,1 f r an pris -. . citadel ear. é Of. ‘ bet. « ; , er he qs? ; ry j ‘ " Iw \4 anesadi . €) Ti r a M4 UD rags pare ° es , i INSTANTLY RELIEVED WITH sf Bia og Fie nage ee he Telegraph s: The eva maith wi | wn By ) PARM pinay 8 igs tt one of ¢ 7a m. if with the enemy west of the general unded, both Anierican and et ‘* First in Everything.’’ , . Par tiie i mary si ’ ae rhs va‘ OTe ii i American troops ightir » “et tn . ei - : : } ? | o— . : ? . -_ - - = ‘ . . ° ‘ itr ‘ ; té 13. - ° a =" a fy mele a cba , ( ; ad r 2. Cel Continacd on Page >. Column 4. —"fentinecd on Page 2. (elume am rise of 1 of a foot ine of y-bn- Artois Ane!. Lege 5 a - ontinued on Page ¢, Columa »%, ‘ - ve i fendnece on Page 2, Colemn 7. = | CR ORLY REFUNDED ASK ANY ORUGGISI \ aa , > ; raat et rors ~ _ ee _ — _ » oO fo ee ee sn a ee a Me ee rood qu alit . east of Cambra! righting is goips

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a. oa fur Si een ; ’ . +4 . ‘| aed was «A . ~ > PARIS. Oct French troops a NOY 7 antiiies £ le Englefontaihe Bellerive Country Club H a upon recognition in Berlin of the crime of 191 . Reparat a : \ q ¢ a! —_———__—. captain of one of the Liberty Loan | + , the (Cjerm: army organ- fullest measure nmiust als@ advancing eust the’ St. Quentin- “ TRESS POT Qa? 3 ) ee 1ign and cact ARRS See ores ; for Belgium has the first a ai tn ;, ee a F. , ee ee” teams in the present campals ‘ un oe ie © is slowly désinte 0 . Lecateau Railroad. have captured o ‘ b SS 5 Asntrian imperor Oald to ar ton ‘j : of) See 2 Sree : he i P } : bd _ th sa a lade ie work : ; (ie v's - ‘e Liaves Wood and Bocquisaux village ‘ had been active in al! a ; ' since &raling under the terrifi€ campaign, ™ een, ‘ shone s for i ; "94 ‘ : a m > ‘ *! i ‘) ga } err Titi S ; S a ° 2 and further south have taken Marcy FS Yy . : | reparing for Further ihe Citv Club. He had be of Marshal Foch. Poo rages she and reached Funsommes, it is of- ; Democratization last Thursdays These officers are agreed that the it became Known today that | méve 62 the German Chancellor as “Indemnity for Beleiun Sa | Sales Up to ‘eee Night Rep- French troops last night continued ' . ey Tle fluenza caused the death : peerage ey a. desperate eleventh-hour attempt made as heavy as Re one P Ce the pursuit of the Germans ‘ji ths ~ ; Neu Special Cable io the Post-Dispatch Miss Marie ©. Scanton, hs sagt to escape serious military disaster many made to feel the wet it @ ; resent 56 er nt of regior. east of St Quentin. The Ve \ and New York World. daughter on ™ 4 a ony , ca and they would not be ast e scaibaas a ae w/ pee ' ’ Q a i T tal f passed fontaine-Notre Dame ., ‘ LONDON 7 ae ‘ West Pine boulevard. ty a 2 oe the President's condition that there paying for them,” further q ’ City’s uo .e] or Beautroux . it ay ee ‘S, Uct. 10 According to ill 10 days. She was in her third can be no talk of an armistice ex- the Morning Post. 4 4 . 186 in fighting north of the Aisne | infermation received from an Italian year at the Maryville Convent, Met- cept when coupled with agreement View of Lloyd Georgé al F District $174, ,400. French pressure resulted in wresting re: 2 J ! | pouree, a powerful separatist move- amec street and Nebraska be scdgtac 22 to withdraw immediately from a!! The Dail: Chronicle ne the ‘ Te, on ay a aoa om. ; a ong ; Jey 1) ve sthers see, bflOotrias = eon , . ’ ao a) ; ond ois re tae “app vane shes : y pnd arte os ; j apa era ie etapa : “a “ a reel cca 0 OL cert MP eR ed territory were promptly ae- just been bought by Sit Her bet } CAMPAIGN REPORTED CTOSSINZ- of j Als ‘ar.a!l was ef Aa = | A : the movant lak re sins A gts Danier Cavanaugh, 24 years old, of ati - nswer to such a move, it is eee Se —— a ournas | role ot iller: ) | | constitution and a “Sapa tederslthx 4816 Alsace avenue, died at his home saldittet: would: be te leave tO ee eee — George, | ; , TO BE SLOWING UP or zollverein, with an independent | &t noon yesterday, less than Ramet tres: Foch the dictation of the terms of ae es hae that thea 1a : Riu, gary pa rticipation in it hours after he had been brought here armistice should the situation ever Ch: ert ‘ae in ia down’ ) Deimily announced repion vigorousiyv in the Cham Mar rernch captured Lir: wa The ad ‘ ‘ ‘ay Li] , ver . ; 5 al advocates of this movement, trem Carmi, Ill “ps t stuge, as the supreme Be U jles west of Monthois é . r ent, cht . | i ae hon. | Tem h that stage, a I I as to thé preliminaries likely § orkers to r to i ‘) ‘ f t) T}4)4 ‘ St. ’ . how ever. wire Opbhboased t. the iInelu- The two Vv ho clit ul et 1 . eommander can hve t! usted lo See a) i j by t} Kint ; The statement ea o : j 7 are : nee ee ‘ esterd ‘ were \} rs i ce ria Oe? eo > en e anda | ts; leir program of any terri- Pital since noon yesterdu that itary advantage to the ; ; ck P Off I ONCeSSIONS in favor f | | Lida Reid f 4370 Cook avenue and ha ae z r pe eantin ‘ca before ponue negotiations ¢ Qui e ace to set n- ; ‘ i} eS} ‘ 7) $ O} o t; a ai > $ . . ‘PS . Charles is revivine his federation ington University, said that oniy tho 6 gglhaty a the sch tht sper: pan " eev ins peaueratt rrance is plainly seen by observers h t here in the sweep forward of the An-| ‘Me Way Of negotiations and @ cr Louis subscriptions to the of St of concessions to the enemy, : oe . “During the night * pursuit of enemy continued to the east of pressed e ene; with vigor in regton east of Ostel. French troops . / a ‘ae scheme. ostensibly te conform with two deaths have occurred in the vo- hold the plateau le ¢ a : ete —~ ' : ; . - . z } { ri s SO L@. * . ; 5 = . - ' : : Drench Take Junction Point ] KAINS also ; BY oi ra imfte ara 4 rai ‘=° ri ‘ pak *erict). and the vercentage of the ave been made b: e French along o* 8 Ay Jonqueuse : | The imminent creation of o Min sue a” , They mean a vital weakness at the In a manifesto issued by thes ar. “ee to in each pitas are: Ss; or 4 ~ t j sy lilfie«s : 1 a : ly on hike ‘ f pe f oester, ~V, . e ; ‘ ‘ Pay ? : . a “é . . : ~ 3 A ist Pe Ww here H00 more prisoners ; lency 7 : 1S } Oi ~FALIONAalIlles is be InzZ Spone rT) ; I sen 8 i m ~ heart of the great machine: the aAo- hig amentary eounc!! of the _ wl owt k anaes $16 464 200 or 70 per ies hee | t Wouvillette oF ond the name of Prof. Lammasch Second Quartermaster in the navy, solute lack of the men and war Union Congress and the Labot $i eee ogee ots mm a . © TAN. \ 6 >a eee 2M t d’Ongny : yt} ’' Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Coester of| ~ , atinx eent; Illinois, $23,170,750, or 63 per Whe full text of the War Office : on p has been mentioned ; 7 wah o . a Se EID baie equipment to meet the combinea as- executive, the opinion is exps Indiana, $18,142,500, or 96 per statement reads Viermont Fe. A later dispatch says that Hus-;3¢13 Watson road, died Friday in’. io. sn aefinitely. that the German peace offer a a ee ahh cee heaped : | . y le Herie-la-Vieville sarek and Burian were received * naval hospital at Philadelphia. titled to reasoned -considerat cent; Kentucky, $25,524,150, or 76 “Northeast ef SS Quentin our Be LaBioy 2 y Vourjumelles 7 aes sieges ina f . mn, . Wy) “ aneoucly | » i pee » has 7. ser e fo months. po Maes ate eaiibile . — er cent: Missouri (not including een the Brit- ° Landifa Cibaarel 16 Ge ceadeticn elk ena deka i Walsh, 29. an avi- STILL MANY VACANCIES IN “We recognize,” the maf ‘cata pirth or western counties), $24,971,- Prem? i Dal . firm ‘the news that it has been de- ation mechanic. who died Tuesday at adds, ‘that terher we fe 200, or So per cent, Mississippi, $%,- Seer OF 19 Kiometers, .Notwith- ft atte a o.. ek apg eat » Fort Bayard, N. M., is a brother of ST, LOUIS AIR SERVICE QUOTA the proposals is absolutely ne 961.050. or 66 per cent; Tennessee, standing stubborn resistance we U2, Ps : ol wo nee Pye ee “thts ms mabe Misia ae before the allies’ military eftort a nh $10,172,800, or 55 per cent. we Pa ca Rie ve nal ie Sel | : yr "7 : ~ . y 7 Ww fe as tl dea eee with 8653 A Tennessee AN enue A brother More Than 250 ‘i ver two Be Milled be checked while wey essential | “J The largest new local subscription “a Ss, and mage lmiporiant progress a yy . , nc ae ; f the Slav ence ‘eos is in the navy —Registrants of Sept. 12 Are liminary the enemy must wit] see announced today was that of the Peeemne-Uterte and Beliécourt Farm ad & :, _ paging me - vharsg i We cha pcan | Bernard Pues "3, son of Benjamin Kligible. his armies from all occupied. or — : Paris Medicine Co., $100,000, besiies 1p Rada oats we 2 Ae carried eR... oSe eres see a a sega in opi ee tiie oth gic Pass of 719 North Twenty-sixth There are still many vacancies‘in | tory and give a public unig roca $9800 from 186 employes. The Gen- our omen to the southern and elo 7 er i 3 uf ce eae a 3p clang ay Rice street, Fast St outs. died vesterdar St. Louis’ quota for the military air | declaration of their wlingnes . $ eral Electrle Co, placed a $75,000 a hierennliy rie ee ee: ge (A : . : Te-witl be remembered that Charles at Camp Taylor, Ky3 service More than 250 jobs are yet | an hs B hocapnyg =" an : : subscription here through its local of Tillov and HHI 134, as a el! is} | Pe a : delegated Lammasch early in August Sergt. Charles Edward Bell, 26, to be filled. Men W ho registered | te ren es + eognad 10nes a an me representative, KF. N. Boyer, and wae Kou, roN Village.’ | © ; : to project a reform in the constitu- formerly with the lbriedman-Shelby Sept. 12 are eligible. rhe aes Oe | webring othe Y ae ae - pes : — apegaamaag dle: ompreyes adage aso é ° : 3 ° tion with the view of transtorming Shoe Co., died Saturday at Camp soon as they are accepted, are being treate wit n the final settle migi ' The John Hancock Mutual Life In- ; - the dual monarchy into a quintuple’: Merritt, N. J... and was buried at,sent to Minneola, L. I.. to take the The manifesto urges the fhe ente ' surance Co. of Boston has subscribed HAIG S REPORT OF ‘ wm empire comprising autonomous king- Murfreesboro, Tenn., the home of: places of those in the squadrons (;overnments to deciare that ¥ t ¥ r $60.000 here The $100,006 subserip- , 7 | Ch errs ee Dames 2/ a i , pipes wlan & has siadete shown his parents | which have been sent overseas. |ified acceptance of President ! Mh tion of the Wrought Iron Range Ce, YESTERDAY ON THE | } | Choigny ee a erent ¢ roe ta it nna, wherens bar- The body of John Harry Lewis, 2s The men needed are 59 airplane gon's conditions. including a ew was mmnounced yesterday, as was the BRITISH SUCCESSES te . , 2 pu 0 - M ae i paias ey he was so shunned years old. son of Mr. and Mrs. W. mechanicians, »0 airplane riggers. | of nations. would be the beg ine increase of the James H. Forbes Te distributed among severai P66 per cent of the city’s quota, $7 i. cabinet makers, peace. It calls upon the, : ' + ; Hoe (*ulver Bros Realty to sub- all REESE ek +e eho is Camera repairer, 16 chauffeurs, re z 5,000, R. CC. Broadhead The whole of Cambrai is . OF rere ESAS, fessor s | 1ey was brought to the home as | CAMCKS = TOPes wr: . Government to explore the ne@ Pore scribed $15,000. |} possession Mlarshal!l 4 oe ‘brother \A \ Lewis Jr of yeh cobbler. 50 cooks | coppe rsmiths, nue of peace with the single sire $10 oo0 .B. B. Culver $10 v00, and K : : 9 ; i P : , es a = J , a : svi nage ~3} ~ -. > yj © ‘ e “Ss. y. a 3 testers, wo ‘ a . . $19 oon orts tonix! Be Ne i ae 1. [Funeral services will ld} engine repairer engine to ascertain whether it leads tom R. Culver Harts tonight fron: headguarters > > Queeey LA Fans / SUES NEWSPAPER FOREMAN AND 000. Funeral servi ae 4 ( , ; LONDON. Wednesda det tr , Ds ‘rs, 13 motor cy- | , , "a ounty indicat anaudians were the first to enter ‘the tomorrows Instrument repairer *~| international order and ag | Reports from the coun . ed fown > | alll - i} ne, on af ‘ pniers ie. PUBLISHERS IN ASSAULT CHARGE 5 clists, 100 motor mechanics, 4 pro- peace. a tha! ag work of soli¢itation there | wan : eller makers. 15 tailors, 40 unskilled | - Saee lowe down. apparentiy be- 9 agape Red Cross Has Spent $250,000 in F : ae had owed 4d pp ater » A $1000 D: args Afte ‘ sila laborers, 2 vuleanizers ahd 5 weld-! oe cause the workers feel sure of rais- gy aac esp The towns taken in the combined British, French and American advance yesterday ae in lawyer Asks $ . Sees ‘ ; aia Combatting Infhuc apna ers. WOMEN CAN RUN A Mew ing the county's quota. Similar re~ sil ed “pera “*"l small black boxes. Those that have been taken in the advance today are underscored. Encounter Alleged to Have Taken The American Red Cross in the ne’ pecruitine office is the Old4 mere : recruluins is an ASB ports have come from some parts of Pleogys ji , : o 0) ‘ ’ a = oo 1 . a : ee , ler ve a byes re Southwestern Division is doing all in’ Gyustoms House at Third and Olive | i the St. Louis Federal Reserve Dis- inflicted a heéav: defeat on — ; = —o (,us ©Q Nations Ol 7 { age ; ro ; s its power to check the spread of streets and is in charge of Lieut. TOPEK A. kan. -Ac cording 0 trict In these cases the reasons the nel ‘see rday between oe o r ‘l - Ley awver . aU { , uleva vver, filed suit today, , , or van re wae oe Co = ie, Swagga oe LARGE AMERICAN STEAMER ee —— eset ag ‘- influenza. George W. Simmons, di- Harry Kk. Davis. draft fsa made the other day b given are that leading workers are ill Quen 'T) and (Cambrai taking over | oP ijoes ; . r HB ria Advan ag i { (ne i i-rinting ( LP, : ’ Fawtcoad — at : yesterday LO. 000 prisoners a2Zains bole { POE Srindie.s and cetthaun- ¢6e : . sie Rites i: Utekodiian bab Join nas, recto! of ook cis poagreg! said — = : Jon Cananan, Ciovernment & " with influer 7a, or that sre op Mine oe es ES hee IS SUNK BY A SUBMARINE 101." 'Ss000 damages. alleging an More than $250.000 had been distri WO TURKS LEFT IN* BEIRUT) inspector. men’ on farms well MEME been discontinued because 0 ; oun! ae Dixmtds atthe | ae my er 91 me ae >“ buted since last Friday in Missouri, F vided with feminine workers areaa PB prevalence of that disease. A fe ti ne saatiy ei Ww acons' foreman of Kansas Arkansas, Oklahoma and ' : I -_ Find 19 he exempted, on agric : A reports also indicate that the talk. ‘ A ” — British bkreighter That Brings ane lobe-Democ i , wig oe Texas. The 705 chapters in the five — ‘can ner he ™ rrounds. a possible peace has had the effect 4 we re severely handled wl . | Ypres / * ov epireer! ca . Mes 20 : rom Ship to Port s: ina 2 may Monday ni ht, ane his states have organized committees to - ‘ Pn Seane ‘ ae The ruling was made in the @ Pe lessening the appeal of the lean Phe result of this action is that i | C ae Beets eye barn ns docket tnd lin the composing room fight the disease [. ONDON, Oct. 10—French and of John Antone Pecenka Jr. of B rot? Incrensed Pace to Be Urged, the troops have — enabled to ad ‘broue 3 : AN ATLANTIC PORT , Ln eg - ) | Nurses, physicians and drug clerks pritish warships which entered Bei- | men, Marshall Cor inty, who hast su The officials of the — ‘a Vanee® todn Nn the wh ole fron a ’ . ; Ni im : o t 4 : cut off by the illness of bread win- evacuated by the Turks, says an of-| because his sisters are cap bet. inerense their efforts, in order its cCantur ae ae Le 1a fay i . Aas ‘ ‘ ffiee Windegegwer is «: +, a aoc sia ; Pigs we e? ; , . apt ; : a es Mientis of ee kaki, ie stad & set | . ‘ , rew, was brought here t iy ME 3 pal 7 : ty cad ie eal ty pe teh Bis) a ag —. on warnings oe weued today by the! running the ate. ee a | te pis he 6 ss 29 per les and machine gun tig Wises pe oe : “i par, 1 % Mons ritish freighter Misraiege 1 ee poner wines: \ 1 re ihe. medicine, food and bedding. British War Office. : women are running farms in. 4 influenza and to com popes = of the inhabitants who i a ai : R ai x) The Py ~~ Q : ae Zi sae acto ated -—- Beirut was occupied bry detach: giand and France and they aré; : | of “letting up on wal + es tie em oss sik oP on : wf on 5 I ‘ person ‘om the merican vessel Bates: ea sce — Five Have Died in Fast St. Louis of (toents of British Indian infantry! to do it in America. Pecenka Of Cause of the German peece offensive » CAPTUA Villages have met the =. - , wr NValencivfines oe a outon, it is alleged, seized him aGVaneing troops with enthusiasn. iv é seat , : ss nsnip, from behind and ejected him He =o nich! the distriet in charge of Phili ‘The whole of Cambrai is ree erey was had Windeséer atrested. a live deaths had resulted from in- a. Tibbdel os Possession orpedoed ew) | panes thy i? rt (,ern ’ e : ij on ed ‘ i iill divisions ha RR ‘I i - ‘ : wany in Crew Probably Losi. Says were engaged on this front: the oe tN 2Roulers | ge ; =a Influenza. Tuesday. | classification was put in Class me : in downtown sales, up to Tuesday °*(ambra , i our + : ae nee i ae i [eae PF Fouke led, its figure being $8 (he Cac adians entered Bapaunir Be ae was continued Tuesday 7 Poblie fluenza in East St. Louis up to to- . HAHEI ANE : eee , 1» ‘apen's distrt : f , . = t by +s thé & ) } . o , ips ; ‘ ° ; & cee . . : . fi E a ‘ , . Sam . . the Town from the north at in earls ) Landrege: th) ' tg ‘ ili C*ourt bys ludece Hiogan ty) No. g day. and Tee CASECS ha » & been reported m4 ue q T? ther @ix d i ‘ ’ , Le , ; oi. . Fiche Es a é vi ets "Fe Gun ie © P : : hour this morning | pattac | nade five days ago, . bos ll the Health Department announced : thr cht ; : Thi u W hile j ‘ l. : ler) . ea A | Ons xy . in ‘ritieic Z . c if ; a | i S e a hour Enelish ty e 4) a 7 ’ LeCatele! , ipso * as reported in maritim) ir aay gs ays i ne vy ene Patrolman FE i. Latkoviteh 4.) ( +a ict totale were Hi M Kauffmat Arn a vs a a See mek 3 ry a :, whe the, “4. | oe for favoritism to a German en- ai ld. died mae Pan ae ‘ & 300 | Db. P. Franc, $2.218 APMYy pussed through the southern x ts . ye es ae ah . emvy alien printer. Windegger saves 7eAse OG, SreU yescerday at his home wee yr Sr $i 9279 950 ’ portion of the iown @ * : ‘Ss Guise foonderog rmeriv the r s16A Winstanley avenue. after six | as Ernest W. Stix, Piel a pn uy de ‘ eee ee Rare - @aN ¥ 1 657,.900: L. Wade days’ illness from influenza and ; | > Cc. Biss : , : Pe mes - ‘OU ; brok “ _—— . ed michele: 0 Neem : hip was ger ] i son in the army in France pneumonia He acted as interpreter — me 1999, . . ‘ ~ ici ‘ =) we « J ) a are | mt e ‘ " ' +t OP hs en through the whole elaborate Serj ox. gnv nyt * }- Sede Manila at the beginning o om oOWi for the East St. Louis Pplice Depart- ae ~9,490 ‘ - - ye? , ae :. ‘ ( Vervins urleville | ' : eg ti work was assigned in the office ac Since Auge y. ? the ltritish iret - ~~ \ a an »}* Baan ‘ hic ix Yrie rs >! . ‘a 9 ziere ns .,. cording to the union rules Windeg Third and fourth armies have ™ fo . ‘ ery eros 1s Intel of deep defensive zones buiit up With, Chaumont -Porcren ‘s AS + | = ment | Wards Pas« $1,000,000 Mark. SUuCcessive helte of heavily fortified :: , ae sab ' . ; pont : . r WASHINGTON, Oct 1 cep 2 24 CARDINAL MERCIER’ S MESSAGE The funeral of Private Charles 1H : f Two of the it residence wards h wetcn ines, including the entire | Fr ~ XT er rn new CANES F f inf UW 2m Zs > oH " ro ; 5 ri 4 js riery \ He This feat of ml Tris hae been per it, Hts } ] r } ‘ line tod +\ "| he Deep ‘it iv €'f P (iit Cito oft the be ian of. ix ’ € 4 i € i d Use. te 4 i? kK | S a be Se : ————— _ ~ : ; 7 } 17 wae j cé ~ ‘ ¥ { , l t \ l rT} St 4 1 ] . 1 t \ tai ee: $ ; § f | ' .? i ’ baat A rT h ise formed by British troops wh» ha: ie rn £O O} ficial formation ser rice, With head-! ré€ ported toda \ | Louis Coun ‘ } Ninth ) nN ‘Ss ois asd avarters at f ineton ah , brought the total to 111 Valley o) Mrs ' slume $254.85 already withst . “st anvie . . we iar s at Washington Whe letter u i ’ aa nae sonal so geag ae pod - % Sf Battle Line From the Sea to Lorraine. written at Maline ithin the Cer ark School was closed today he ¥ . 4 i? Ts nth ' by 1 le wy Vire. ee te ‘ne ane ine ate chha ood igh TURKISH CABINET CHANGES rr) in line Ss. SaVs: } 4 the last in the COUNTS te) cion pw, ‘ : ‘44 960 t% sive with such conspil wous SiUCor se Visions is rep y ted in deen 1'¢ rshing & pate 1s, real a«miration Pe) or] le powe r- I ™ (‘a> “ L4ed]ca ¥ : ifn , qpare od > ¥ e . Sl " us . if By their heroic action in defense and oop munique $i —— a | CITIES WITH HIGH BOND RECORDS LONDON, Oct. 1 (he British ful assistance which she brings to! (three new cases today); Valley Park of Government service are entitled to service flees. The “ip Mi is € ,farr ee atiack, the men from a!l parts of th aaa vibes sé J : : 7 ) | | | S ion offi eae in «9 ad indi: a ur rm and for the extraordinary ‘ ee h: en : Bashar oe ° proper color and kind of siar for killed, wounded, sic}. : ai : . } pg was pee British empire have proved therm Ps ma hina Mle devas ae sR Sggei edge 3 - eigen Lyk ae ne o1 he 1 Of the Ty rkisi abl- #0 “7 ab ie her soldiers. | BISO lesire ot ae " Lon wee —— and invalided men. The proper use of the service flag kev, lecath ff + wet si selves soldiers of rae highest orde: Ae dinion saiiiaieae : = en eo wb ; : st | O | 7 eww A - net vi K Pash; ni : ad repr s es 3 he or — ” ; day si : thet tah Ae toe I. " for familier, stores. churches. clubs. ete Its 1s8e for ba . Heimbhel ; i480 ean The advance continues this after is Aseonhe * % a : » “a scaled _ ‘ wi ne fe Tre" Pane as en | 6. Renee RSCTA women, men in training. men serving Ww, th the Allies, & is of Mrs . . ‘ : lor " * " rrooenNn We have reached the genera , rave wl to har | T:+ OuUNngR on So Wis lis rat aleakn 7 line of Nohain, Busigny. Caudry ana f°" “g gage werent: MOSK) FOurt! | ls cam | than fro-German sxemvpathi | nd of hand, is wonderful ST LOUIS F vd | '-Uls J! PATCH men reported missing or discharged. W hy it shonld be ag eeventeent! Caurior.” SOwin ot Atared atic oine bia? T Pe ie a wa ti. | ' . r ‘ ’ yr ' oe . ° t+ - - ‘ if with t1 ates ' oe discern Lecording to dvice Vie) ire ' Or mm ‘yh 1 pat GO @X 17 PULITZER used only for Persons in military service aa defined hy % __" ee “ : 7 Se - oA ie renen ut Lancon Phas imgest ove thseriy , — ' hh; ' rarer he contributors te el eh } ioe D is ae 2 wet, seen ge " —— --- than 9600 additions wieawn ~*~ ) bain ty a aa tA tin han: 1) a iy hye ' had Goi | tae faa ag Boose oe ‘ish . lle . the eliteer Pad eh the highest legislative body of the Nation : whe Organ). pal John Sommerich “i reported pray that the) wen 5S oe zations carrying on war activity work should not be 4 pt*enth, Wiliam H Killoren. #f a : Sd : ' " tl rrin but found that he ot i] ¥ : inti , a wer: Audit ire a irculation ‘ é . *% 4 Py ad tan 2% hwentti TO AT TACK ON Lnte Commuuniaqu Foilar a : . . cf ' ates Ne if the countrs y 7 then Ls i} reac} ;e them for their MEMPER ) sa mk , repre sented on the service flag a 5 4 lier | eo ‘aie Re : ato g . ' bie ' . t; » , ry i ili WN . The m tig ia . ' : bee KRIEMHILD LINE® “Headquarters American Expedi- {*™ a * rumored that a Turkish | wie ante eee yh Rusively , - ®§ . ® : ° re: ; ' y EF 4 eee 5 . ne at een dispatel throug) new pa tehe Aited ta tf oe et A In faet, a compiete and authoritative treatise on this és ~% Pwe ty! Att. fentinued From Page One. onary Forces ' section A ' at ) es Bast © » Meuse our 1 Faget "ES Sah | e Spar overnment ise credited in this paper. and aise ti important subject aE he Mi liza beth piles omy eee today we gg Ome pyr = eon drvnied , : od ‘ for — . tea : ae dd) " | sill : h ' FOOTBALL MEN WEARING MASKS re ; b) | Us . | he he : | ‘ 1 Pas his i pre * : tr ab 7 4 — seen anaeé oi ch Cegpgh melden «te 9 ipa: Phy iad pte = se ME Eva tne’ | nilar contests fo " BRUGES CITIZENS IN REVOLT Washington U. Players Use Them on gy pscrpprio ATES RY , ) YOUR COPY may be bad for the asking at is ote: , , ve Chania troops from the South. The opera. UBF O#! . | reste | YOO ) Campus but Not at Practice. : VANCE & _ the Information Desk near the center of : PrN Oulskirts of Siyvy 4 V7 siya ’ v¥ ana ur ne . tion Was progressing normally ¢))) . ’ hal ePiTween 000 and 1 TLE ’ cople Obiecting to Deportation Strog Washineton { niversityv footbal! " hout § 4 ee oa ms : main lobby, opposite Pighth Street entraace. : ‘ 4 ts soso ie (* bia tt Tie af rf +} et ‘ ‘ . ' .' ‘ i¢ ’ ; ; .ir - ae "ase Bis | | Press. \ 2a rnalia are otmee arder an we see og An «expre M e gg on baman o= Saree ; sci > ne \MSTE RDA Ml Over . r f ' ) . | . weve i ,Moxen, ; sp , my i “AP ofr Bauze at tii mes on hie Mes - aa t t ! _¥ PERSHING’S REPORT tris teas rH hari | : ™ i Thave : SERBIANS 8 MILES OF MISH mem oul } ruige I> “ri f ij ‘ nl # when sr (UA : : * : | : ? 7 + ; ercan i = . = 4 tiarry Hoffman t4as° $50 ¢ ; ON SUCCESS OF abe (cunel and Oman. i Pen es eho popul e ia ' bereae yoaine rections Coach Dic Rutherford Daily and Sus ay o os + by Uf Cueranoat | = , : an me : ORV UCeN eo ae rgonne Fo O7 ' . _ : Sty) 0 Me attempt th ert a 1 ale lao not think it wil be ne ‘ary at 6 ry” F vn i Peverer - Lot ection : . » pm Liberty oan Lesoc lation Beemer FEOIERDAY ** Pere jaken important heights wards the Montenegrin frontier, uc-| pert. the civillans, according t Les to wear them at practice anéer“the act of March $ tee, -TO ST. CHARLES Deatartiting dally. in the Fesuay By the Atmorciated l’rees a " “ > Sayer > : a PSE | OVE A A Sees ral eWs Agence uve me days ago‘the players received | _ gee ee ’ paich Loat and a ee ee A ands ith ie Tl pe, anecoan Sorts lias rim , benched a : ; . ; n remit th a their firat ¢ bape ; een atid ; 7 u 9s geen i. 10 : l*¢ ne “ver ai 2 gat os , ; indéed numerous ry, 1 he ‘ he ' aune ive ia a e F wre eT . _ rurths a s pidberty Lean coupon hooks fi e aer ian main ine o have ive en t. : ; we } anil o , , ; ‘ OUPot! tif . re ' ny ree ry ‘ ° , ihe ie La ate ad ti ‘ res kOuaS | sain he ee OAT ene a Peary

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*% & os, "2+ —_—— SO ia at aR | ay ada ae cae TORRES wegen nee ~~) 2 ~ —_— - - - - ° 4 -- — - . ad oo. ame, aes be To STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee ee —_—_— Ce, mal, ly ly agg NDON | 4 potesy. LER | : Wounded Officer Photographed “WOMAN li q] IKED. SENATOR ATTACKS Allies Entered Cambrai | CORP. GUY W. SELDEN : cme PAUURTH LOAN HERE ———"" “rhe ome in S-Lovs TOS, SMS TEST |gpEFS SPEECHON rom Tico ‘Sides After | YAS MEDW AHN a> of 181% Reparatio ~_ 3 , ; | : F Pay: . ss ii % r : 7 c a. ial a P| it measure must also bet -_ aU i et a eng Ti Belgium has the first claim eG eae ls, uaa Gay, lg TS ee oe r 4, oa 1 a eae NOTE Son oof Construction Company a . & 5 ; 4 Z 5m = os 4 #. il 2 i a ¢ a Be: ee artha eu iti on ria iT) ic , ai = | % ling eee” tar Sednit a Canadians and British. Meeting in Town, Killed ae ee anvs cesources f . Kable outragés she sa Un” Pt Pee : tdi ae eee gg ee ; ( oOurt a" suf. @ — | oe 3 : ae Ge ee Bie oe Fans See, Paige Corps. | % 4 or Captured Germans Left in Cellars to ndemnity for Belgium shoyia gg @ Sales Up to Last Night R . | gn Ca Ould be = p I ep- | : ie i i Sg a " e as hea VV as possible and a be a 8 p A Y ‘ * eo Ke 4 Le j ¢ fe, il g oe Z By as SZ ‘ "4 +. ; fac! ihat NI cay. Martha Liew 1 iss »* i. >. oe eee te ’ : , .. - . S : iew of Lloyd George Orga : District $174,486,400. —— : a . igs ee en Seem SRC MART ee! Weer . * | gine emcaons xi a 7 an moving rapiéty| -ved in the Gixth Tineteest af n. 4 be 7 oy rs z BeOS 5 oe “ Le £ sg $ es r yi “8 “ o ie \ eng hefore ner de; : } } | construed in, Germany. : 4 { \ AY | [R \ I tall . | KN rl \ tal stu i ral i ret Cane repo! ts from Ml ine * j er : te j in August ; P fae, ass Fx CREPE Lan, Py > ar gi — ee wal ie’s a ' iis ‘ e . Mrs. Hewitt left : ‘state approx! WW ' a > wirplanes. with which the sky was vednesda) ‘ » BY : 1917. He was the eider son of the TT a ee - —_ a ea a a edie so —— (ontinued From Page One % ad Dail (Chronicle _ Be: . Which h a “mating $100,000 in vaiue, and three at nieht 3 Dae literally crowded, that Wambaix hed =. é i he é he British and Americans late Oscar CG. Selden, persident of heen bought Ley Si} Henry Dat: 4 g AIGN REP : WLP ‘agit es eal = ma a sa ye ee 3 Lacie , 4 3 AS $ 2 end made the chief Journalistis os od CAMP ORTED se Pe pe i ——— | ee Wig EF es iss fer) of her sons John, Thotmas and Kad-! 2 2 steerage: Ease: 7 ih eat . ~ heen. taken Soon the eapture of in. tadecemn pre to- q TO BE SLOWIN HRS & Bs gee Z iG ee iF A: WHE % Sis Se i ete 4 ward. who were cut off with one do! ’ LING TON io ‘ached a point where it Was’ jar, ourt Was reported l'rom then the Selden-Breck Construction Co., = 206 From thoroughly reliable #& G UP Ue PM le gue : Co eit OM > Mee lar eacn, are suing to set aside the e on Presiden : : certain that the German lines with/on tidings came in rapid succession: ~20 led Aug. 1, 191). He was a ces I learn that the nesy - 3 ae dia gage” ee Bree se. Se 2 aa The case is on trial before a gaa probably one hard blow. ‘could’ bolot villemes ‘line before the allied former Miseour! University student. , BB sha te , Corp. Selden was wounded in the (ier ‘SS x ; Pe a » ot sare niger? a, Se ~s ancellor ‘is in no doubt whatever bs e ¢ ae ge inca AB : 2 2a jem es , x eg : ee jury in Circuit Judge Jones’ court ; , sali oe a ‘ dvance © thé preliminaries likely tis be Workers to Be Urged to Be, ae Ps ge pt 5 te tied j : oi pa Pe Be bi Testimony was that when anyone 9 when he Senate recon. ~*“**©© AS a matter of fact, Ciuv- Selvigny. Caullery, Ligny, Montis left shoulde by a shell fragment anded b\ the fontente and Amer ee i bE ps | i. a Bee a Fis is Be Ss Ce i: Ys ‘ a ghee went shopping for Mrs. Hewitt it war. vene: a recess since Monday July 19. and was ina hospital for before peace negotiations can we e j Quicken Pace to Offset In- 4s 7 ee ee gy ee es ths eg : S sh the custom to buy her some kind o! Senator Pittman of Nevada | ared rman lines last night in consider and passed ond soon the allies were several days “s Ze i Bites “ 5 aes ee Ett si , COV with which she amused herself the published statement of Senator numbers Oniy patrols: were’ c'osing in on Caudry and Bertry At Pabee wved BS tank 21 years old, She was particulariy fond of jump-! pode Republican, criticising the!sent out. however. while the main! the same time from the north it was)” the 138th «St Louis) infantry. » Was wounded severely Sept. 26. anc a ° ¥ : me" re . : ae a “ tps ’ * ap 4 ‘ ndeed the temper : q fluenza Handica d Meee £ 5 ae ei pie us eta tn a sromes til #§ : an * 5 PI i Z y as eee ae: 2 Seba F oe bie See epee: bis Gee m@'ing jacks, it was stated President s note could serve no ge ] Wer } i just f reported that Escauloeuvres, east 9¢ » oma Bee . * Cee ia le ae , ee, = ’ es : , , 5 a ‘ Is BS the son ars ~ his tis such that they will Poo Ke, eo i CG Mai ge Ss i p BA 4 Phe plaintiffs also said that 1 fe cord Senator Lodge’s statenen?t After vht of hea’ firing from: inehy was being approached 55 ; j : ! throu . ie : os ; : temen rani yt meavy birins f 554A nue, 3 , f Reichstag, demand sh fensive. 3 LEE SEES tence (2 Lemme ee ae” gi phe ao jefe jate years their mother r¢ ‘X- ) ' cE @ e suhe 2 cee i ee oe siag, a sWee SF a oa ee nie x i ier oe, ea h . ‘ i d ; , Z ~ “4d \ . 48> nf . 7) — Saal ut anv price.” . nounced today, reached a total of 0 i ae 2 hs Fie ee eg 3 : bes bo ne oe her daughter ‘2 — Te the rench, At th Sail Cirrie, os La . ni he a . T Company. 424d infantry, son of Au- e Mardguis ane my ; : Fras ‘ i: , Fe. 3 | : =e —s std — ‘s meaning. but that © prese| Nadian and English troops, after aj Oct ; ov Pp. mH. 1c “eerman Mc 23 alline ra of Lansdowne. fam- $42,480,650 up to last night. is ve oot! tte bs | | | | = 3 _ street, In listed as wounded seversis for his’ peace letters considered @ Z et es ie me, Bere sea i: : ha ) _ power-| troops on a 20-mile front have been &,...) is listed as wounded severely stipulations which President ’ 56 ner ce nt of t he { ity ~ quota, $7 a , A 4 eB. : : : ee i, ee “y “a - Se Oe ] t I “4 tebe ‘ ‘mage ; ij deo rid) eoncur ih senato. tu! AtltaCK ey renadin2 “Orie pul = fl} flieht a ne ine Kritish Aug 6 Hie hax written his father _... ese Bes Beary alma Sis a 5s MELE EOI LE Rg Qa ATS a. , ss ferson avenue Sits mvurke,. un rs | nort . * reporte ’ suing | ) son had made in reply as rea j $56,000. or 4 oe | fae JB sas “AES Fike See . BB ot 0 Ml s % Ze . a '- ; hn eo “ ‘ : 4002 iorth from Cambral cavalry Ss reporte d to be PUPSUINE that he was ¥ ounded in the righ’ bie. q , The —Y Louis County total Was es- (x0 k Sees” “ae » : 4p .: a Bes - Dt 4 Bs 5, vm : : noe © i ‘ pmStrwue } ois ' ’ , (af rrywis ith ¢ ambrai ( t llar . h ttl r) Iniantry mare hing in col } thigh by shrupne! lie is a printer | ' “us ‘ : y Ss OO ae : s3 > Ath. vs a ,, 3 BM ae % , i "orlie : e , . , . ; >} . . , f } . . o sri}! owes jai , 7 F ‘ : ee 2 7 Aaa Loe. = io 09 oat SP i ! | Massachusetts cannot ies the .re suddenly; UMAS oO! four through villages hastily and was drafted while working in abandoned by.the enemy. Cambratl) neetrojt might have gone through th : | : ii ! hu re hr ugh ' ina Muret7z were quickl\ reached le pacler ’ . . 1 . " . —_ eit Representative Fess the British guns. during which the Libe I i ¥ Loan, it \N as adj x 2 g rs “4 3 - Be, * 2 y oo 3 , , pre , 4 Be ; os 3 ‘ ‘ ne ec ’. pote . wey i > ey “ yoo: > i] ; As ‘ ‘ : , f | ‘i " nth i 1} TI (Canadians question to inte a W's ot: = 6 or ; ES: pe 8 AG By Bh Beem : mes ry hai? 's, did not twork, but spe ay PEQve any GOOG Puolic pur- | *Pranse wo Serio aS Vea . thie) : ee the cam- > me rme count) : quota of $1,853,000. e mS BS a3 SOE pe SC EI a 9 4 ee eee eas itt Oe | Kae Sas: wend “ng . pase he sal “hut on the contrary!) had hard going has fallen and the Pritish-are now Two Wounds in Three Months. n ww i i} Was proceeding succes Th ‘ total for the Kighth or — | “ sas Mg ‘ > y4 bheide : : “4 ; , Pai sy ‘ 4 a ¥. Be most oft his Tinie Winning ine aver ‘ ’ i if mec rary ‘ = load Be , fF on every f ry : , Ae pres: ; : ? ferman people anqg{nerth of Cambrai, but with great Wel! to the east Alex Mironik, 24, of | Company, ~very front and thepéby @ levis, Federal Reserve District, up eH tg The deepest gain some rs agi . S Vv ; ’ sti pest Pain -: ii) hours aAgKY Tenth Infantry, a former St. Louis the enemy breathing space and @ to last night, including the city and ; Ortunity (oO consolidate his pe. county totals given, was $174,488,- one place just »S we. .* of i niother-in-law foward the age Zens not famil- gullantry swept on after anniniiatir . " ; t : the ( 6} nans who rr] ag] to byeal th Was at jeast nine miles on this sector shoe worker. who boarded at 1413 she adispiayea POS cLILTS Artal : 1} 1ere "¢ ig : ; x ces without amply uffici 400 r 6; pel nt f 1] listrict’ = heir exalling resigqent © 1e | States } Wa l'rom there on, the resist: \ and there are no signs of the ad-|North Seventh street. was wounded : § Vv we ciel Oe: 4 Ti ce fe) © Gistrict s e ¢ 7 iit P1lLinhe. Ro = . : . eine ‘ ane *o} vanee slowing up On the contrary. | oe - * : a antees of the kind the Presid . quula of $260,000. 0086. The totals Catled Sons “Too Gay." Cue Sition Ly ened nd tn f ana dian “ae, fF 8 | ; ~ — , a wae sirake severely Aug. 30 this being his sex anded ws, for th ven stat t kan: EE i ee de og ae TS folie 1 in nis Congress on lish, hurried eastward,| it Is going faster every hour with) ond wound within three months. He - 4 e se er) Ss aie sec is "_ - : es a os SERS “4 PE é Z SOG" SS i, LR TR SCE TS 5, 4 ga 4 +? 4 | stress ‘ ‘ ions With the Imperial Germay: of Cambral uti } 1}}j $23 4 Paes ao y , Me 5p Oe Toe | from both north and south; amounts to a rout of no less than 30 Seventy-seventh Field Artillery. was tive, the ini i¢ ex ‘ent; inols, ae 40,75 Y Ba 2)" STE A ze gig te a eas os oe eR 3 : , ee ’ : : ’ -, ‘ne opinion is expre@pedaae |: Oi" seem OF 52 pe a SNE: jn, Sanne eg Tess ste, 3: BBs. s SE. Bes ‘Siperis: | : Fears Cheeg to Einthusi: ckly mopped up. Many Ger- divisions, the smashing of which was wounded severely Aug. 8 He is a the (serman peace offer is en- ; cert indiana. $18,142,500. or 94 per 5 : , tas Senco as Witme Serer said she see ae — 4 | USLUSTN. ' : cape d 1, a ant hun ‘> } i}»S ; . , ie ate ; i. as P m ‘= i i ¢ ‘ (ij } ' } i i t ‘ i» aaee — fedly to every aubetion ta ie representative, Fk. N. Boyer, and the When. thin 75 vards of GColonct of Eighth Ullinois Says His a +a : “ad oS ar hee The solid buildin 4 i al settlement.” 3 ; | nt, m@ he John Haneock Mutual Life In- bullet went between Lieu?’ “as ' owever. tha field and machine guns were taken e : j 3 ur . : | j ‘ — . ‘ , . Mm \ ” m inifesto urges the Eintente @ surance Co. of Boston has subseribed secde's leyvs and lil mie é Sa 9h ' ( bil -% O- OA (*] } eo t} } ¢ 4} J 1? f th (;erman fiat fernments to declare that unans | _ ; le defi arti mot the ah UR ROU rats tlle : « ‘ ‘ - Shi } re 2 } . “7% i ~~ +} } ¢ 4 rhe OW?! cil rh@ >i siBiili PEA? >" ul | hi | : . , ) aacceptlance of President bron a = here. rhe $1 ver Sube : ‘D shin | It knocked m 7 mw th a Rese . ie . city had not heen leveled te which the eenmy did not have time,ten to his father, L. W. Sondies sic : : on of the Wrought Tron Range Ce. | Surprised and mad | felt abou rhOW Clie Phaedra ry, a aa! oh Not Ki COT H ground bv the imanyv fires 1 >\ l; to blow up or Set afire that he was wounded in the right eet pe 7 ins ime, He “ , . effect arm and right lez. He enlisted soon ° iin Li S conditions, includi , ve ;, ; : ‘ ; | Ration i } j it? i (it Af as | indles All this Wwils the inimediale ss, ‘) : ' ; : : . ‘ . — . - soar ‘ + 2 . Me i h3 i i . SR cin | Saban) a beginning increase of the James H. Forbes Pray) } | gol up and hobbled on wit ther ACCOPAING thi SHPAILLOI i iit) hey! —Mianny Villages Taken. of vesterday’s great victories which after the | nited States entered the ' ‘ ONS or ve | e ; ‘ and my ‘fae ’ as ) Vi j *? " ° z j mn r " > a " sal t be re ; sO) 7) f ‘ t eP lMe!l | \ it ereae 1} } , ’ ‘ , . ' " — ce ‘ « gE neral aid { itfee | 5. from $1' Suu { } Su St | ) } Q. RK H{ . \\ ; bj St aia } \\ he n VW ¢ re aa & hye i | he (, i sere ( ms a i 4 : Ls . ! South of the ‘ it? t rye fini} . : ‘¢ gon fo The red foxes = , , = van obabl: ! he , American 1g es Rapheage , i . if i he :* ‘ y ane . 7 r ° ‘ - | ‘ “ ‘ : . an , . . = wa N is > “ss '.* ‘ " 1 . o " * oe 7 " "” . S with feminine workers are not prevalence of that disease. A few | Aine gun in tt. pep + CLES ; ber iee i! Lrorral ' The spi sutes Ol ne ween s au it the! sSaragot tox s udded $30,000. business man, who recently was be exempted, on agricultural reports also indicate that the talk of | UrSt day be was under fire, by the ‘ iy a0 ee gD eligi: Rei Ma beuten wink 21 ee Ay International ft exchange lio The offerings today consist of Pa-| married here to Miss Ruth Shoe- unds . 7 ’ . « nah The Germans couldn't have rn sie ; : a ; ;' , and SuUPrVves Washington ried. Schermerhorn was reputed to ests ae ‘ ; ; . . teil " the aistrie t in charge of } hilip ‘ took mis nianads and dragged liif B Mouke led, its figure being $5,- by a French ‘ oh ers - ia staff rode 4¢ iles to t district with his staf! rode 49 mules 4 he carried the sergeant ove} that ‘FERSON CITY. Oct. 10 (;er | ae ai ae i aii a ee ill ; 500 vards to our jines tle had , larmers’ Fastitute Now, t2. ' (‘rowder. Provost Marsha! 6900 sam 1) Capen's $5298 O50 The other six dis- hospital where Maj). Carmack was ground. [ actually: felt. safer when ‘ } , » . e ‘ ’ “a7 7) . . 7 (OtaAis were H. M Kauffman, a pit i¢ nt. he had tre for i? hone bine’ (,¢er ishington exXpressing his ap ea , : ; 7) > ; ‘. ° ‘ ik } > ‘ . ots «i | . ‘) - =. ‘ . . $4816 300. ] 1), ‘ i rancis, 32, Ls e Maj armack told how he had man bullets wouldn't rq) rOowaura , ; 7 ‘ ' , , mation of tne prompt and thor- 900, Ernest W. Stix, $1,939,950; C. volunteered to accompany a lt rench him.” Wo vt ah,» | : i wi} : veh mann in which the last reg- - Norman Jones. $1.657.900: LL. Wade) raiding party, although he knew it/ _ : Ami . ‘ W:Pnhird l. KE. Dehlendorf, Mre Dispatch reporter at the home of hi: was annotinced He came aan Hoffman, $534.150; Kighth, B. cousin, Mrs. J. b. Ferguson, 6835 ‘all his staff. having ridden ' Brinkman, Miss Genevieve Berg, Washington avenue. He is now or 30 *ineie tien Pe Me 966.150: Ninth, Eberhard 4 euser, avs’ leave from Fort McPherson, | Re ee “a nips ei Mra 1. P re ian ate aa a te aoe wife will stay a oe me Ange 8 eed ee or Tenth. Hq i Schwenker, Mrs. L Hotel Statter. He is 31 vears old on my night shir aie lay in bed. I er Arriving in France in March, Mayf. sent to an officers’ Grape:Nuts is not only nearly solid nourish- ment. but is rich in sugar developed from its own Srains in the making. high and hols sacrifice Vou, Doubling your last SuUDSeCription is not {nd when each American has bought the measure This os setting a money the Bond That Binds, Right will be the standard on LIBERTY Bonds. making ons Might. Pheer onl VONEY ponds a fine in - Was @ VeFV Ilhipressive ceremony hed Ak anh Ak tee Bee el lal Pel tel Fe) fel fel lel fel Vel 4) NL frow $° 76.500: Bleventh,.Charles little booklet giving m °° Schafer, Mrs. Nellie B. Gantz.’ Carmack was orir ation. wv hat kinds a OO: Pwelfth, Leo Mier. Mrs. W school for a few W eeks and was ri ed to service flags TT) ce ns, $244,900; Thirteenth. John.) assigned to the 67th French infantry, kil! ;, Nmoll, Mrs. George A. Held, $480.- in the Luneville sector. He said: | . eae an . . t p rec) »T} aS ¢€ ) Slilere, was Pre Klec, wounded, sie). i urteenth, Charles T. Sticke’, “The Cerpmans were pulling tuany dart gr ai on a As use of the service flag m . Blumever, $377,450; Fif- divisions out of the line then, mass: u the renerm aPriny ley 5 . — vos yor : -_ none . ' . t Poy *) ‘ “ive lubs. et: lts use for | Ss : —— Mr: eggs rt ing a m in the a ty . ier we os Sr vu u lho s Sixteent :us aris Consequently } as i. ervin Wi ] O01 900 sixteenth on ul | : ih the Allies, : } Mrs. M. J, Gill, $391.- jmiportant that the French get pris- er \W hy it shonid he eventeenth, Ben W Dalzell, oners, to learn which divisions wers service as defined by cr? . O'Hatlaron, SS$0L2.950) being moved he Nation - why organi- | anes : soe i, Peters, Mrs “On the day | arrived, a bt — STUDENT DAY IS POSTPONED 375.450 Nine- ‘oer and | climbed a tree to make Wor k ahould not he : : a 7 ‘i oe i ee sata ‘sedeevations. We had hardly 7 bullets be- Mgen Will Not Report at Washington ‘out our Ct. or Missouri U. Tuesday a hurr, the same time thev pave tn: - a the blesse wound we which is for tne: ‘wounded in the service of France {As IT was the onis mericun mn restiment—a] sure security Have vou bought until 1 hurts’—-then vou are a poor, stingy seul.—buy some LIBERTY BONDS are much more than morr llow could it hurt to feel our This feature, absent inthe Usual prepared cereal, not only saves the use of sugar but prevases food mater!- al especially adapted | : . And yel—however inuch we may dq, however great pe: an tte weathe! ‘vill’ part, let's remember in all humility that **vreater OF AUTUMN. Love hath no man than this—that he lav down his There's a Reason” for ife for his friends. Jast a Suggestion for thoes who do net feed their liberty : ' w still more of a Frenehmatr of me the ¢ ; st ng them should he ‘‘the «ives true brothers to those mighty de. f devotion ‘enders of our faith*—those bors who ‘etion of Hattie that Liberty shall not neriush from the earth’? next dav when thev took a quart o biood from a convalescent pollu ans > ' hits POSS] put 4f in mv veins sf , , : ~?? Ome eVvalre Sytele siOrii $140,550 Twenttieth got up when a sniper's ‘vy, Miss Louise Boeh- gan clipping the twigs 4 . . df , : : a pm ‘ ; b HALIVe treatise on this > & 268.200: Twenty-first. Alf. W.|heads. We got down in j ee. Vlizabeth Wooster, The sniper was camouflaged almost men, who were Twenty-second, Jonn P. on top of our trenches, but we NeVEP) «wean Un; | Ni \ © Kunze, $185.859;) gig locate him “ational Or the ase ; Rk i: cit vecational r the Pn ot 3. Fred B. Chambertarn Wounded When on Raid. dered nat to Sonal lend 0 q airs a Hitby, $446,300: Twents “The French had attempted raids influenza epid ¥ anc a. 3 , i } iii " ~ Y ideal. Mrs J Nugent, on the two preceding nights and had f oo scheduled fur a Pe ' . wenty-Sixth, J. R. Vari- i peen badly cut up, so volunteers: yyicgouri, also has been canceled “ “4 rice Afun ray, $322,950: were called for the third attempt Provos? M arshal Cen. sl C owder ty y a y —_ th. VW » B Moxon, Mre I thought may be it would cheer the ordered the plans in tai a ss . lloffy 4290 4° ‘ 4 eh with US y ky fman, $489 950 French to see an Amie I * ra Rabe: siiiatina lie i es _" é ‘ . Poff etiar | “ . them: besides, I needed th but hour hundred ‘i 2 “hte SoL Esa eT Welded Wer 180 Wel el Wel Ie) ok lat Td Lal Wold Pel Vl el er et GT Bond, contribated be ° TRORLICHT. DUNCKER. ® : © IAberry Loan Association is y* s I junteered*to go 1918.) th -~ Ta) a 7 , . 40! A St ié 11oDn: sO Vi x } th T CHARLES : te “4 *rtising daily: in the Post-Dis- “The German lines were about 699) Prous: lats, et ¥ “so ast and Found Columns, the vards awa) There were 00 of us.' 11.026 more than the FO! r R vere ’ lout an” - | . * » ' aay. : , . “ae ssie . cna ~ co " — => ~~ - - -_ ae Se ew ) i¢ and found Fourtnsa We went single file, with Lieut. (as Loud: le Wepa pers mt ? Of ®O gb ee | SeoelSOel se Salecaneh eh ao eo « : ori ri-Ly Recec 1 BOROS T ~ an De re ‘'Y Loan coupon books

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‘ . 918 Clean, i - ’ ” JING OCTOBER 10, 1! ° rhite, as THU RSDAY EVEN ’ dee ne == , any you Roe s; | Tre? AnDra: 9 if TLOUIS POST-DISPATCH = ._ WED NG aXe Lier S aes ee — (10 ‘(BONDS ; PAP STATE CLAIM A 162 DEAD : Per Ib. Rega. i leStamps and Drug atives of Late Theophille Papin | ico A, Triple Eagle tig Se ) fa gee : d at Keiffer’ S ¢ $99 9.042 cr sagas me Fresh Calif. Pork | ee ks aaa Ee ae a | * ; ecials Fri ay ine..... f Theophile eo 9 1916. | | AW Nicely *- ‘ 00 Beef. Iron and Win esiate oO! lied March 3, | | streaked > h Influenza Cure _ e sanitol lace ——, tv dealer, who ¢ ‘dav in favor of | ) with lean, . thr Spanis er. ian 25e Albolene Cold Laxine vas allowed yester¢ sn thes C. Papin; | 5 to 6 1b. s5e Abelina Wat d Big Gun. 2% : wsence Mentho olds was a} * Mrs. Emily C. ; : me. ° 10¢ Tnsect Powder snd te ce aula ee. for col his stepmother, : edward V. Papin, | (‘] sely trim- cox ae som 4 . $1.00 Nex nad Iron... . "290 61.00 tle Good Night Pills * half-brother, r, Mrs. Lucille P.| A Y—; vi INE oe 6 lb. 7 4 Soe Carmen Face Powder fe 625 Little jar Taleum h i his half- Bists ad Per 20¢ med; 4 to : Cc K Per she Aspirin boven nal gi omeal l4e 30€ onnaied Rice Powder na of New York. ed on the ° d Forequarters Ib.. average; per io bone B O \ oe oopirin Tosh Powder ' gi She Imported Rouge ‘der. Borden Was Das *t- St Louis an rer 25 Ib. ............-. LLED — USAGE I}. : ' cae armele Tooth Pe Powder és ee Jamere aoa "Me dozen The ¢ ae the claimants geet Eight From “ . Hindquarters Ib.. C IEEE. 6 lb. RO per SA — J Slee Cmewell’s... .Se oe Houl Kise Geld Cream Breed .certain property which scan Communities the F : 20 ROAST i........ rr 1, ag ae se peo abe “ggg ag Paste - one Theatrical le gaa caged certain with Theophile 1] Rone Nearby Al | * Smoked ie ah me = ouser r yer poun: A Per 2he Sani-Flush 66 Se De Kidney Tea owned rors of $70,000 to | di ton per e} ae C . Squibb’s Petrolenm ie = 25e Rex , Pills secure & 1087”. ' m. oe Inclu ing | 1 ? ‘e Pj ar Be [tng tk a mn .l5e S0e Kex Kidney vies uA woh was lost to the Named, C > 4. & ribs ° mig “as 14¢ Fres se ” a 25¢ HEAD Per 17: Ci P MEX FEET each. he aoe ImMpoo . | ri vee ” aa pare ing: per ib. er 4 : | Lieutenant., ry rer 30c | FA Pi Lae . 3 Is , , Per t nderw |. EN! ——— Frat re Sarr eeeenuae BRAUNSCHWEIG 17; : “TUNCUE SAUSA aaa 2-02. glass | fa ILED HAM Le ve (iis > | Bu 247 BLOOD i a | PICKLES Per e Riterdey Specti RMY AND MARINE ; LIVER § SAUSAG iP tumbler .. — losen 1 Sc ow whi eT pint... ex$VO.Friday an ty A TAL 46,795 fp AT a 0 CH t Pickles .. 2) wey | ; Zw \ ttl "4 Or. 1 ity: N = 2 As This LISTS TO ? ee PO LE ED : et for Sec Sweet LO ETT MTP C om ny | ity: No, 3 can | . Pf Store 2 ii Seca und, AVON- | J on . . / - ; wre ai i for - . $ At the Fashion ome T lve From Elsewhere in Oye our Fl ans \ fine red bean, in Tomato FT " 4 lhe paue b Owe! , r ro it oS . al ~ Dal y we om {N ON- BE vith p rk adde di eM AL e : handsome ! New : , 5 \ 04 0. V4 1 Shop 9 to 5 ‘30 Missouri and Eighteen “f DALE wi oe a % yellow C ; i ‘ , ~ i Na lé -s : , pi ny & Saturday . . O tside of spneets per en >i , 6 P. M. From Illinois u — i. xtra sore FE b white, hea ’ , ncluded. E : iy yer pound....... Y eet Chicago | . —- secaed You it l r . a ch * glare ' 4 } 7 fon A ve. at ‘3 Oe ' hough small are sweet Sj Muscats; eins, 7 deed W as ung f Waists Meciated Press, Todav’'s ey Ss alifornta; though ‘s al. a oy better: y r et € B IGTON, Oct. 10. roday’ ind meat Fine for 1 Cc tong ON Heavy €0 W ASHING ist shows, for the BP LY ieLLOw fa ge wenn IS cut, ex- i : . : Ir ill Suits official casualty E have assem > isease ‘.? ’ er nke ine table; rk... . ° t Died of di * ottees es L _E ing meal, p . running: 4 4 wa ) Luxurious New Coats en nee ee En RCER 7 | SALT *.. myfieckn O_tunin i Women’s Sui ‘++ ; =~" > P Arne ; | 6 d or Plata, CAUSeS. me ano a A CRISCO ° fry ine. cred rt ; hag ne a APIOGA § BS ITUTE the real t: ipioe: a: _packa e. ef Friday at this specl 7 14.459 & cake making, ‘ . ‘ur Trimmed or Pl ei. o ==" 68¢ Presh f pad day eroup—exhibiting Pa a — k ‘tion, including = ase Metiy mermenen azola - Co it oll r 36c Alton Cc | T A K FR clean. | a vite are —on ia ‘ y G z ° od Ac -~ oD ede Oe wih e special Saturdé ha 5, distinctive ideas war tel See eae es 23.544 Ge vi —- ~ ZITAT ourtah: ell as new "Snuggle-in “belts, Rich Meltons, Wounded 200000000000 Tage — ; |GETA POUND TODIY- 25¢A “a @ | woman as w t i t belts. i Or es fe fresh per isa grea in pockets, smar a 5; Broad- > a 13,339 FE ORN q ERS O A ¥ S ackage.... . be There 1s aes Kerseys, Evoras, shades , Total army casualties . .. a se Pt sired shade elours, | n shades. | INES. ; c9 toasted, desir loths, in newest Autum > MAR 1,126 hi most ellent “lO ' ‘ . a) cela . : er ' : Deaths | Se aie ,FLAK E ) package. Saad . z number - me: ‘. Missing EE re as ~ VY 7 . In — of cnemy .. Eee 2.176 5 NA ee gg Cc Z selection. " me Wounded ......... EA NS whole are a | Bas eans. Ib... They “y ; “asualties $3,456 | ae B rane a lAc S Total Marine _ ye ;and vicinity, [eg ~ Mamma'‘s BS te 7 Fi these Su Winter models—each demon- iin eonile from A ate ig (‘hi NI WEE PA CAKE eee ad geod ogo 12¢ eves nein bi) eae ‘ P a lOisS ¢ . ‘ ve ” eae } y ~ o Handsomest ; st beauty of design, are >. \\ hness of fabric and col- | ' oe ore ouis and Vicinity. | is ft’ a4 aan ok 23¢ churned milk and rs =_e ful ong ot tones, Broadcloths, Wool } \ , Army Killed ee fin Cade Ve a Premium > Rich, snappy, 18¢ a ; Penn ies S oring. Silver livias, latest E | : n I. Bowles, 577 1) e% ality ATSUP * pint bot. Print Pa Velours Pompoms, Bo IV la ; “we = Puneetousll ava grag a ®. Top — eed Re omeees Lb. r . iF ¢ 0 ie ee luxurious y \ uVven ’ disease—Victor A. dine wee ' hte ; Made of malt 90 4 d Sal Autumn colors : ta. +: Died of dise: ee ‘eviousiv an ax: _— N f and hops: C l, : A trimmed or plain—silk lined SY 2428 McKean avenue (pre pound fii 34c Malt Urine large bottle... NACH Fresh from the 4o 2 ' . 9 nounced.) Lieut. Eiden print _— OE SPI garden, per Ib... action L.1euU ‘ieee. a ' a - ij Missing in act ‘treet, Alton St gt Fresh, ten- 7 S fetts. 934 Twelfth sti ‘red PF Sound. S. a rr 3 aa Getts, 25 aie ‘orp. Fred _ per —— y aN "Wounded it he at Au TO a me ‘aly STRING ING BEANS : nice size, sound, Te z \ » | ,AO4AA Bae on ave - * 113 mixtures. f Worth $ oD ) Holterman., pieces 0 Corp. William qi { PIOER VIN hott é ountr ‘ in tate s 5 ford an : . wre navy Wounded saat : Corp. Edward a! = ubsti CAM BEL A Pe 0 [ASSES a 39c |i b is t - . : in you pa) Wh re nally Baking dela : 2 ) com to W ert, Marshall: “7 ‘ “r: k - oo dozen. ei exe ceptio : ime me : pin act OF ee ee che JELLY G oT Cc}; oe area i? value ue. Powder. ean. offer. and how bem _ 7 “Ava: Tony 4 Ars, " ‘ sy " ber) + an an ae * 141) 24 ine “e* *« h s¢ u lin (,rove , { Vana: Karl] tl: 7 healt + for , . . t t that t es ‘ence EF. Robbins, Ha Laat. ie ful sul Ibs. YF, ac : effected. mr gc Rockford: pees . peg 1 oe stitute ? ary an atin Tor a Y Pop e " ~ ’ L . J Me sh, S SaViINeS can rs four exct ; . ia oF Py JIOonnso . 4 R = . o >, hard, Riverton: ee lindlayv: 3 POSTUM | c Contains — ains B 0 A T Ss white for 2 Arranged i Kalb; Delmar nia vr Alfred CC. GREAM vk aA wad 2c ¥ d le, $ 95 pees a Rhvynes, Herrin: a pe we Tay CREAM ! ETO und, Afton g | FLOUR Ih. . bachetaey ale rs at rr... * ; ; ° sinan Jonn All x, OL § lity, cans 14 Kanuth, Kinsinat if amie reported iy 2 A i - a te. te per ib...... a oot . 2 cans C r ry S . Filet Cal Prospect pee aw ene, i M per Saabs fe can... Comprising Fiiet, _ Pe " eo N - ‘ : a —_ r . killed) " i\determined. ep, eal g Ric h, red Fe homes at Ie ars — “ ; ; white. ivory ; sual $45 Values ee. Une revi Sy! po a Knox 2 * 1 Cc | @ Voiles, in .ss—suitable . >» with usual $4: ley, Albion (| 7 | 0 a Ee renee Sooeline = & Comparable wl Raymond Utle; *, qusitty. if attractiy . , ‘te LISSiIng) wee ee: _ ’ oe Seo for anew Suit be sure to or ws “i lh lrohn, High ; i i Value rt ing pede 6c r= oe re you pay $45 sn v0 W., Stun- he ' 7 sly reported RSS Ee ae A ea 7 CRYSTAL svt nite cake Ss Bei hi ecial assortment tomorro land (previ hen . led severely, Sergt. § (g oT EAN a - WHITE hh 5 —— : . > Spectlé egcaie q ines oOunded 8¢ : : 1 snow wWanh- - ’ ~ ' inspect this sj q . ilored sport an Marine : Z | C Per Bar sees Delbare's «|: , inane. ; 3 emi-tallo ; ‘red White. Qairo P . ry bi ts epee pred ne n . new taltilleurs, ; - iT. l’re¢ ' SY aut _ NAPTI , fable white w ar a . ning . Suits—trimmed or plain. Featur \ , = etheart a Diamond Ring a E nkes ) irae SOAP. Cc ake bo —— A.G ae 7 aT |B O 7 / \ is shopping Suits 1] ead fastenings with , “ Cpe a dott 4 Co.. 24 f.. 808 N. 6th Oil Soap | von eng we y, C HEART ON (Juaret if WN. s G. soap. sm * 2 / af \ : st collars Ve. | t. laftis Cc me 4 fondef- 7 AM hottle hesee : 7% ing newes . . d sleeves. € . \ P= () ais re —- 6 Searehtiv at, ar le A oe) fe \ ; - — , ilders an . ° ‘ ae ADDED T eer * Lui G ited, bottle, « m- buoies 10¢ le tippe fer = j | narrowed shot fords, Poplins. * 4 900,000 AC BP | £3 7 TCHE tea re double . cg aiey Site are super-made! 2 S@€8 WINTER SOWING IN STAT : Clothespins wood — : 5c} ates lOc WASHBOARDS | ac = - =3| I tke JC a -- o » Wy : a iu wre cd : -—- r: pointer CAKe Od Fall’s Afternoon Dres Missouri's Corn Crop Increased to i TOILET PAPER « rat gm Ie Toothpicks’ + - Zand / “ Kverywhere 149,221,440 aneenne;. We wipe By : | e ; "sew, £000 “Tre TGA cleaner U far SUNBRITE CLEANSE RR “a z a | f Vodels N ot Seen ay Spring Wheat, aga " flak S, Brooms | uatity: Are al — 9¢ a? er ib. oe 12 Dinner Plates. ep 4 ! Bushels, ee He F valve mi . i Y igh r ib. 14 . lates. ; : 7 Assorted F [ i kfast Pla \s Gd Press. et 16) A WAS PAR VALUE Sworn: G My . 12 Break i ‘ IE I ME RS N pio , ji béen 900.900 K GRANDM ssor' ed Oc ey a Cc JELLIES per tumb Cc . o 18: ! 12 Salad Plates ter Plate ¥: , ; armers ve Ss 4 Ris 7 ' —— aie winter wheat mule. ‘ ew SERVES: 0-0 unc 6 jar. \ rich, RS oe ig ‘= Deane 5 ns ; % eres tao ‘ : Tease, “ y , . . : pert ea 1 “*n crop has inere ” -VALUIE wholesome, r ib : Fruit Saucers. : * the State's corn 1 the final *, economical j 2 negate 4i sushels. any ; ' ~e nm pince : = | to 149 °°1 440 by iw 50,000,000 § 2 ag ind can be used in { | F . r Sets, : threshing returns. she = sete heat, § .. xv Ki ARO = excellent sweetening oe g recipe: : by - 1b . Cane 97- Piece Dinne 4 pt husthele of winter and vs nate ®. — BL. t = ARO ™ sugar in many ‘ar in many cooking sHnhiMP” 14 bs nm A » . | I orted China, w . 142,920,000 bushels of oats. ‘to- , Camp's; Celicitous, al 3 25¢ I. eat Fish Fl Hn. & M.; lacy 3 No » I tin | ; mr AT, ~~ ventional desig ee | ion to latest in- Wieae is the vietory erop sy “ -- ES Fomato Soup as a oe Bees ra ish akes 740 Ti — 7 they om ga oie 1 | pte Bread = | | . giving expressio ps eg lia unced Jointly by the U. | im Troe, gras Fish a i ternn- 9) Ke d, ino e -stan Distinctive erenteeemy att ot hes fabrics and ber, as ae aie Motion ae ee SALMON Pink. , on can una re —_ wal || “tr Se ee : 1 Sc: tional, | z! 26 oll : ) Cc — Rs ee | rsa! : is t vari \ at : wy < Rureau o it e. Mis ; quality . panset. In to- ust ard OF Ge X%s...... a K at. : ee eee | effects, braid-trim ‘tate Board of Agricultur : ~ done O sauce, “i has boon 3 ' ) errects, the State 9.221.440 @ Calif, i CG ate a oil; MWs.. - u Cc i $: : s -divarsified pane ; — 0 ndicates 149,22 SARDINES Oo sauce ay al tin, ssian Pp | askets, geo tiers, novel tunics, long waisted, braid- souri © plete ~ taped last year, @ SAR os e A by the benevolent Hun. : Flower B oat ) —- Russian effects plaited skirts. wr hte ike toe for a full crop, the and looted ‘ Tall shape, — cu . trimmed = Georgettes and ane te prod The State corn crop —& TY BO ‘ a Baskets, with flo | Serges, Satins, tence gta ie Ul eer geet nekbewed. 14 ke wnt i Be : . inch size. new combinations. i 80 per ¢ . ; . of growing I e the s ; aad f ; os ae aie yield at Spell bullets t : ae UBLIC ) : r y rations wheat, which, selena ill produce P No € harge for Alter to $10—ere- next summer's mad Canoes Wheat, AMERICAN RE mal economy of from 83 to e of S.000.000 bushels « v4 a Insuring an additic { tailors. Workmanship i , report says. Seeding ; : uted by our ¢ rpert fitlersa ane hy Metr opolitan women. abe in some counties by Srassnoe- | ii lard IROROR UPON layed fr r of the Heasian fly, 4 fhat high stane pers and the fear of

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Oe a SORE Oe EE LE ET I Ee MEM ee o> aneeentenyee ' ; ba on Pe seem e SP re Ee NRE Geo ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a ee ee LL a — ——— ete rr a TES STIX, BAER & FULLER —Announce for Friday a Number of Very Special SeHing “VENTS Wool Dress Goods At Big Reductions NVOLVING thousands of yards of this season's finest and most wanted materials for suits, coats, skirts and dresses. “At $3.25 Yard—Finest Velours, Bolivias, Kitten’s Ear, Poiret Twills and Tricotines, 54 inches wide, and in lengths up to § yards. (On Souasiele—cilate Wear § At $2.50 Yard At Sr. 50 Yard Various Suitings, French ian | Se at and heavy Serges, Coat- _— rE aati Epin Stripes and ings and Dress Fabrics, 48 gles, Checks, at 26-Piece Chests, $8.74 to 54 inches wide. various other weaves. Containing six knives, six forks, six tablespoons, six teaspoons, 9--Mai Kloor.) Highway—Main > ] ¢ ; one sugar shell and one butter knife, complete in moire-lined case. (hy chici | . = are Ni; i ‘ >t prop Coats | Trimmed Hats At $8.95 Gems eu green, Burgundy, brown and ED " Liberty BONDS. ~ “4 Nicely streaked With lean, 5 to 6 lb... pieces, per jb Oneida Community Par Plate at Considerable Savings [N the two-well-known patterns—Bridal Wreath and Primrose. Every seth, guaranteed by the manufactur- ers and Stix, Baer & Fuller to give perfect satisfaction for ten years. Teaspoons, set of six, 98c Ber Dessertspoons, set of 6. a all Vall tall Vall tal bal Lat tat es ee ee Da! ine dq 356 : CERVETAT, : =e | BOLOGNA © 9); FEE Pic Ried each. ' §¢ HAM Underweed’ a | Small tin PICKLES Por SWEET 12¢ WixED Pint. 2c Lye, 200d qual- mi si ity; No. Af 3 Cans. Pee = et, a 4 Me) 4 * watt. lion " re: et mr} ED Se Ke et A e ok 4 sae hy Bg? “ Shah pid ch ee OREM ook Ma w Tak are ei a 6s a Sk i” “~ ¢ . pci ie) Pepa PPE Ter ee wt I eae toe 7 . Raped = wet Sere tas A aaa ca. ny ad ~e ~—— — . > oat z _- : | onal - - ~_ _ Load bem oe 7 . , " ‘ Spoons, each $1.04 p Cc ote Me. at Forks, each, 79¢ 0.73 Gravy Ladies, each QSc Tablespoons, set of 6, Sr. 95 Salod Forks set of ‘a GC > 42 Butter Knives, each, 41 ' Butier Spreaders, set of Sugar Shells, each, 41c Six Knife and Fork Sets, “ — Ce Pie: al 1 a ton to tet 7 12 pieces, $4.26 ~ ee ee oe oe ee ee fe ee ee ee Oe a Oe UC her « be = *- ih Rie ‘4 PsiX (Lf . —* = t= aah “ _ mah sh oe oh 6 eo eg bee be og eg All-Wool Challis, $1.00 Yard For house and street dresses, waists and children’s wear, these Challis are in great favor. Shown,in light and dark effects, with beautiful color combinations. 5, _ Spectal Reductions on ond Floor.) — Fat Sot © ant = For boys and ee RE-GROUPING of 200 of our higher-priced Hats from regular stock all offered at great- ly reduced prices for Friday’s selling. Navy, with belt all around and pockets. Wel] ilened and trimmed with buttons. At $ —Imported Cordu- 0.95 roy and Velour Coats in navy, brown, Bur: gundy and black. High-waisted style. dou- ble breasted and rolling collar. At $3.9 Ma ecg Coats, Style, turn- down collar, trimmed with beaver heads. Sizes 1 and 2 years. Baby Boys’ Conte: Strictly tailored in many pretty models, made of serge, woo! checks and pebble cheviots and corduroy, priced $4.98 to $11.95 ‘Second Floor.) Downstairs Store | S ale ot Suits | Downstairs Store| ~~ _— Styles are new and exceedingly attractive— most of them from New York milliners. Re- member, there are only 200 Hats in all, and being of such remarkable value, early selection will be imperative. at oH and $1() (‘Third Floor we wee we Fe et Fe Fe ae Ft Foe Foe me blite’s; makes the dainty: pint { se to conserve Over foods: package... Assorted flavors: per prCkawge., Hiclous q 24-02. : 8-07. hottle C bottle, The real conservation fiiler for pies: package le: C Morton's free- ack... running: pke... Bute; cook as you would eB real tapioca: package. . al Den Special at 1. ery ae Prices on Envelope Chemise -~enabling worth-while savings to be effected. To women who have a need for these garments, it will be decidedly to their advantage to buy tomorrow and avail themselves of,the splendid savings. Silk or Nainsook Chemise, $1.98 Envelope Chemise of Jap wash silk, trimmed with lace number of excellent models from which to make insertion, medallions, lace and ribbon shoulder, in white and flesh. Others of fine nainsook, trimmed with lace selection. insertion, beading and lace edge. They are all remarkable values. n | Vainsook Envelope Chemise, $1.50 None of these Suits will be sent C. O. D. or on vith embroidery bands and lace approval. allt Real Deal Balt 40 oe OF OF a a oe at a. ~* ie , SS i Fh eck Ss as x ; E have assembled a wonderful variety ot Women’s Suits, which we will place on sale Friday at this special price. There are models that wiil appeal to the small woman as well as those of extra proportions. There is a great variety of materials in the most desired shades, and black. There are a ~ —* ~« Ss 15 A > 4 5 1s f of F —& > + ps s + z h Fs * fh r: 5 3 % 5 5 + £ 5 = 5 a 5 F: & if ri fi h F 4 rs : “s - i Z cs 5 5 > ie y- - 4 Fs 5 ys 5 4 E sh 4 = 4 5 cs " § : ‘ 5 ~ bi FT : a 5 : bi Fi} Just when housewives’ thoughts turn to rejuvenating the home preparatory to Winter comes this exceptional Curtain offer. and how welcome it will be; especially in view of the fact that these Curtains are all desirable, and that substantial savings can be effected. Arranged in four exceptional groups— at Pr., $1.95, $2.65, $3.85 C& $4.95 Comprising Filet, Cable and Scotch Nets, Marquisettes and Voiles, in white, ivory and beige shades. Patterns of extreme attractiveness—suitable for all rooms. 100-Pc. Dinner Sets $1 8,50 Light-weight Americap semi- porcelain, attractive blue conven- tional medallion design, and green line. Set includes: 12 Cups. 12 Saucers. oe 12 Dinner Plates. 12 Breakfast Plates. . Bickle 12 Salad Plates r Bowl. Butter Dish. 12 Bread & Butter Plates. 2 Meat Dishes. Sugar. 12 Fruit Saucers. 1 Baker. 1 Cream. t Casserole. Covered Dish. Sauce Boat. Dinner Plates, Each, 12¢ American semi-porcelain, pink spray design and gold treatment. Flower Vases, 95¢ Light cutting, floral design, on 12-inch size. 97-Piece Dinner Sets, $29.59 Imported China, with attrac- tive conventional design. Com- plete with Bread and Butter Plates and fast-stand Sauce Boat. clear blanks, Flower Baskets, $1.25 7-Piece Water Sets, $1.50 : 9 Pitcher and six Tall shape, handled Flower Consisting of Baskets, ith floral cutting. 6- Glasses, cut star design on thin inch size. blown blanks. (Fifth Floor.) Housewares—A Sale ” ( Electric Irons, 64 Ib. weight, fully nickel- plated, cuaranteed one year, $3.19 Mop Outfits. ‘'Big Wonder,” consisting of one Oil Polish Mop, one Black Dustless Mop, 7- oz. bottle Cedar Oil and one Dust Cloth, for 79¢ element Curtain Stretchers, well made, size 6x12 ft.. $1.10 well made, smooth handle, 7OC Suc- Brooms, tive-sewn, Hoover Electric tion Sweepers— Baby Hoover, Special, $47.50 Hoover, $57.50 Hofstra, non-poisonous insecticide, kills all bugs and insects—powder gun filled with powder, roc aes caneehllienticninadinen sila ila Food Chop- pers, “Uni- versal’ No. 1, with four sep- arate knives, special, $1.79 Serving Trays, ma- hogany finish, oblong shape with side handles, g8c Toaster and uaranteed . tor one year, $2.29 Stepladders, Udell’s make, including shelf for bucket, 5-ft. size, $1.69 Gray's Kitchen Cleans- er, sifter top cans, 6 tor 2Ic Stoves and Cookers ‘Perfection’ O1l Heat- ers, guaranteed smoke- less and odorless, $5.65 Laundry Stoves, No. 8 with extra heavy firebox, made for Stix, Baer & Fuller, $4.95 Fireless Cookers, *Du- plex,’ aluminum lined, ouaranteed to cook, bake and coast, Sq to $2 5.59 Torlet Paper, large size 6-oz. rolls, at 6 for 39C¢ crit Maae % v+} ' ae Electric Stove, ¢g — 7 Size, eed d hb dbibbi ddd t ddd hdd ddd bbb bd dh dibdddadaDLADLALAAALADEAALADADAALADALAAAAD AAA AAD ADEA AADAADADAAAADAAD LADERA AERO R RRR ee Women's Stockings INE fiber silks, silk lisles, 79 i gauze cottons, heavy a, C and medium cottons, in black, white and colors. Samples and sec- onds. Children’s Stockings INE ribbed, fast sul} ieee 23¢ black dye, wiiite. Sizes 5 tog'’». Some slight seconds. Men's Wear Men's Black ~— OOD quality Blac! ie! g teen Shirts, made wit! Q . faced sleeves we double also pocket, stitched. Flannelette Shirts AMOSKEAG Flannel- $I 69 ette Shirts, in khaki Be two pock- ll made color; medium weight; ets. faced sleeves and we Men's a BOUT 100 sample N light- 59 shirts, of muslin; size j 14. Buying limit of two Shirts to customer. Men's Underwear INE ribbed Cotton Shirts Q5 Drawers, in ecru c and others flat fleeced, in Jaeger Some slight seconds. color: color. Felt Linoleum, Sq. Yd. sae guality, in choice 55c¢ of tile. hardwood and block patterns. Cut from fancy many yards as required. rolls. as Seconds. Underwear Women's Underwear LEECED Vests 50c¢ Pants, in regular extra sizes. Women’s Underwear ms A, FALCO” Vests and Q8 Pants. bleached and C fleece lined. Extra sizes, Boys’ Union Suits FiNE ribbed, heavy Cotton ‘08 Union Suits, in sizes C to IO : Ear Be and and garment, $1.25. % Fur Specials Fox Animal Scarts, brown, taupe very special, $8.95 Red Fox Antma! $12.50 Long Taupe Coney Stoles, $10.95 Genet Capes, $16.50 Coney Cape Stoles, taupe, kolin- sky and black, with storm collar and fur ball trimmings, $19.75 and black: American Scart >. RARRCRRRRRRRRRRDRRREREREREEDEDERSERDEDED EAS EHEDED TD OF 000 0 99 99 beige and ivory. Upholstery Remnants 49c, 69c, 98c to $4.95 Ea. Velvets, Tapest:ies, Armures, Reps, etc., in len, ths of “= to 3 yards, which can be used for up- holstering, for making table run- ners, etc. Exceptional values. Remnant Sale :: Remnants Shaker Flanne/s, sott fleeced, pure white cotton, yd., 23¢ Remnants Eiderdown Flannels, heavy cotton, fancy printed kimo- no styles, 36 in. wide, yd., 33¢ Remnants White Fiaxons, plain fancy striped and checked, yd., 19c Remnants Longcloth, soft-fin- ished, bleached, yard wide, yard, : 23¢ Remnants Fercales, dress and shirting styles, light colored stripes and figures, 36 inches wide, yard, 23¢ Remnants Amosterg-Chambrays —solid blue, green, tan and — 32 inches wide, yard, 3 Odo pedal 2000 yards of silk-finished Dress Foulards printed in dark colored designs, slight seconds, yard, 1g9¢ (Downestaire Store) saga pages eFes a eR RA aR SR SARIS RR i RRR RR SRR AR A SR Si ao aN Many pairs of $ ; ; : ; sh Al Me Bel Be | all Ves ua tult oot -_ edt tas we eT wt Ft Ft Ft Ft Foe Ft Ft ft) me oe oe -?. 2 Soe — ~~ » co - « oe Fe = — 7 “s”* = = or ~ oe oe Or - anntrie ae wt BO RE EGRET MONET Ae am cmap oR Og FEY oy pat

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— Cia” ail . » ~~ — NE A Ns et LT LEI ee te NT REE ITM es ter — "es Rt nee va “a a an ee Hear No Excuses .fourth loan, Rear Admirnul Cowie ‘reported today w.L.pouctas “NY eee PUT To work *@ ), PEGGING snoes \. AY SEVEN t. "Oe eh) A . > > THAT ME HAD VERY LITTLE _ GPRPORTUNITY TO PLAY. a = a BEGAN MANUFACTURING ’ ‘ ° 7 . Ye ll never need to ask “What is the price?” when the shoe salesman is show- ing you W.L.Douglas shoes because the actual value is determined and the retail price fixed at the factory before W. L. Douglas name and the retail price is stamped on the bottom. The stamped price is W. L. Douglas personal guarantee that the shoes are always worth the price paid for them. pees aay the price on every pair of shoes asa “The qualityof W.L.Douglas product is guaranteed protection against high prices and unreason- by more than 40 years experience in making fine able profits is only one example of the constant shoes. The smart styles are the leaders in the fash endeavor of W.L. Douglas to protect his cus- ion centres of America. They are made ina well! tomers. W. L. Douglas name on shoes is his equipped factoryat Brockton,Mass. bythehighest pledge that they are the best in materials, paid, skilled shoemakers, under the direction and workmanship and style possible to produce at supervision of experienced men,all working withan the price. Into every pair go the results of sixty- honest determination to make the best shoes forthe Six years experience in making shoes, dating pricethatmoney can buy. The retail prices are the back to the time when W. L. Douglas was a lad same everywhere. They cost no more in San of seven, pegging shoes. Francisco than they do in New York. CAUTION —- Before you buy be sure W. L. Douglas name and the retail price is stamped on the bottom and the inside top facing. if the stamped price has been mutilated, BEWARE OF FRAUD. Tor sale by 105 WL. Douglas stores and over 9.000 . W.L,. Douglas dealers, or can be ordered direct from rresigent b+ - i. sepagins W. L. Douglas by mail. Send for booklet telling mpeg mn oy alga how to order shoes through the mail, postage free. W.L.DOUGLAS STORE: 610 Olive Street, St. Louis : TMERE WERE SO MANY DUTIES CROWDED ‘ UPON W LL. DOUGLAS WHILE BOUNDS OUT OLD TO PLAY AWHWI!L : OLE N THE GRO UN DFA OF PLAY Was TY ORK AT SOMETHING ton’s tomb ind was eecorted Annapolis to review the midshipmen. ‘tives of the 25 allied nation 4 Moai ae 2 a! y 241s = ore lreasury Officials Are Neither ; ———— Elated Nor Downcast by : Showing ’ , > ASOCiaAted Pro«s " WASHINGTON, Oct. 10 In an- , : swer to the insistent question: ‘flow is the Fourth Liberty Loan going?” a comparison today of records during this campaign with those of the third loan shows these facts: The fourth campaign of three weeks is half gone and $1.791,.465.- -VV0 in subseriptions,-or 30 per cent of the six billions sought. have been reported. When the third campaign was half over, $1.371.000,000, or 33 per cent of the tot: had been subscribed. This record in the third loan drive, $420,000,000 less than at the corresponding stage il finally reached of the present drive, was achieved (In two weeks as compared with 10 days which have passed in the cur- rent campaign What Facts Show. These facts Seed} to show tnat progress in the fourth loan is com- parable to that of the third, whicn was highly successful. Treasury of- ficials, who try to judge the present situation with neither undue optimi- ism or unjustified PeSSimisia, point Out that the six billion dolar credit Which the people now are trying to accumulate for the Government's use is twice as large as the three billions sought in the third campaign, and is nearly 50 per cent greater than the $4.176,000,000 actually subscribed to the third loan. Hence the cauuonary plea that every individual should double his third loan subscription Fable of Third Loan. When the third ioan was naii over subscriptions hy districts and per- centages of thejr quotas were as fol- lows: Subscriptions mn Millions DISTRICT Dollars. Percentage St. Louis eres |e 86 ee. GOR oc nk cs 73 56 CA eee OR De Dallas ae ee ce 11) san Francisco .. LOS 21 Minneapolis .. .«..¢ &:; 0 rhneceipiia .. ..10: $2 Pe eee a ea ef 45 Pee ROME Hi bes cel 4] Cleveland eee aes 41 PeeGneeees eee oow 3 ai AAs a " LQ More than $15,000,000 — ha: beer subscribed in the navy toward the W. A. Frazie: sovereign com- mander of the Woodmen of. § the World, notified secretar McAdoo that his organization had su! ribed $1,200,000 to.the loan The American Defense Soc; through its board of trustees. is ty subscribe $°50.000 i? kourth Liberty 1.oan Bonds usa nwcieus of u fo tion to secure continuance of the so cClety aS a permanent organiza MAJ,-GEN. LEWIS IN COMMAND OF TROOPS FROM TENNESSEE Col. Terry, Licutenant-Colonel Bacon. Maj. Hoppe and Capt. Murrah Among Memphis Officers in Big British Offensive. MEMPHIS, Oct troops of th thirtieth division. noy. this } Sh ‘ " Li ( ( jor t i! baa Ay i I « tT} t i) ‘ i ‘wy Tie u ude thoy Jacksor 2} I i! \\ si mes \ t! ( | ( \\ Ler 1 int 4 ( | VV 1 Pia } hi ic} ru ent Vi (; ree blo} ad (Cat Willtarm: Murrah ‘ lop \\ & NLur ! Of the Nn Chureh The lM4th and 115th Field Artil- ry of Memphis, Nashville, Chatta- OoOen and Nnoxville are included: othe First, Second and Third Ten- | fi } \ ra (i it ( mip Vile} Bee r } no ( i? a erITVIET ly f 16 Change vere mad rfte the | r } seat 7 rT) | ‘> j rrrert 1} j har j oft I i rade TWO ARMY OFFICERS DEAD. 6 INJURED IN HOSPITAL FIRE blaze Was in Building Apart l’rom Main Structure Near Rahway, N, i— Cause Unknown. RASIWAY. N () ry ' oft ’ _ . ’ : t ix’ \ ‘ vVhich _ todni offices a mI s ar a ‘ } j ( moni: rié } [ : I We ee t ' i (*} 1 \ \ x qi ' t) hie imes of a i Wey Wi ‘ 1} Oy , nr Ss 1 rs mr Wa Ik ‘ r . J . j “ aa if ls \ } r urre ¢ he Said that otners had access to the anv druer store or toilet CO inter will money, and that she did not take any supply three ounces ot Orchard White of it, and none of it was « xpended for for a few cents. Massage this sweet ; i relf. ‘ ‘ : 3 . ‘ . , 7. . , her welfare. She has eight children. lv fragrant lotion into the face, neck, —— ——_——_—_____. arms and hands each dav and see A bi k — ee _ Saee —— Grip and Influenza how tan, redness, sallowness, sunburn if ig pac age of HRH costs but Ks taAXxaALIVE sromo Wiuinine Tablets ie " “i oS By P — } ™ ‘ j ' -’ . ie, Fa en thé eiumne cea a. se A and windburn disappeatl a % — ony, f Buy eae It does several washings and saves 8 take at. er . vy OTL , e 4 * r ~ 7 ¢) , r ~x~y\ } i? > t : . . . ; ; , > * 2 “Bromo Quinine.” S. W: GROVE'S |, pear, SOF% and i _— ne - — , ; Absorene soap every washing. ell your friends ont & ‘ignature on box. 80c¢—Adv. becomes. Yes! It 1s harmiess ADV. So would you. You would also a dishes and silver, yes, you would wash damage the daintiest fabric with HRH.- 2 ‘ Dealers to seve 5 or 6 cakes of soap at a cost of It Slore Hours: 9 lo 5:50 Buy -- ; - he. % 3 - mm i ] BB a RES ee al na 8 Lig ea Nettleton Shoes Girls’ Winter Apparel ‘ST he Ardsley 19 You may choose from the splendid showing of stvlis} = garments with the teeling ©: 5] 2 5() utmost satisfaction aS 16) a e | quality. Economy D RESSES for all occasions through Quality” 1») Practical serge School au reece +s | Dresses, and pretty models ihe “* Ardsiey Sa distinetive Net ° + wae . ‘ ' e P . ny tii JeCPSeyV, si} : Irmicoltette and velvet eton Model that particular men will appreciate, for beiter wear. Sizes 6 to 16 vears intermediate , } s o*s> ‘ ‘ Lace | r +) } ‘ ‘ . ‘ ] Lhe re is «a (ecia Sad tliSiJadttiol) LT) Wea?llhig Nettleton INTER (outs of all-wool snug, warm tailored gar Shoes, because vou are certain of correct stv material and workmans! ip, and the sery Ice | u meht to expect trom Shoes of this character te f } or} LO | fro Love OF LUIS Characte! ments tor school and gener al wear; also dressy models for bet ter wear. Sizes 6 to 16 vears, in IS practicing rea! economy when vou bu the best, and the best in Shoes that vo The newest Fall and Winter models and shades are S HOK-TOP Suits of lady s cloth. velour, eheviots ready for your inspection. | and velvets. Sizes 14 and 16 years, intermediate. Be tor Women ‘Sige 3 a ee | “Women may not actually fight for their home, but Pink batiste one-piece Pi they make them worth fighting for.” jamas with pinta: _ : : picot edge ~ . f , * rr . ‘ ‘ ; t’ ¢ ’ : , , HI ()\] 1 -( R \ YT \\ et? hy is recognized Line Nation over. } iS A p lain pink erepe one piece | Ajamas, - - . empire effect, with \\ Oe le jg] “4 " ee .. F A L if? ae ; a? I EI + : big ne R PUR EAE LE ak i . aN a Bs ee ‘ 5 : wf, io 2 ¥ Piss ~ 4 , 5 . ‘ z - eer = ; apie Be Wt Pr ee Baie Seals ‘ RE PSR eye ty pe, A NS eo ae ea ‘ aie: SAN est CM re RO eh a Ae eae aa Tk Mh et 8 » — nt aaa . af nese . ™ . ¥ : : ’ th. : : . ar Bonds : ae Bonds e otan Olive and Locust—Ninth to Tenth F ; BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS eg. i Or it RE sn ie aa Bis: pel Lgcr «sean | . . > 2 a An Extraordinary Event Tomorrow Featuring NI S HI re " OS C be b NONI ‘ e = erties ing.and | | A .| i — in these times cf + “ y ames for Women and Misses. — Look tor the Sa | _-— inside breast pocke in addition to our already elaborate showing of Women’s Fall | = This insures to y and Winter Coats, we have just received a large shipment of — money. *Printzess’’ Coats, an added feature for **Printzess Week.” = — Samreck Clothes e—} than fameless ‘c = than fameless cl These garmnents are decidedly distinctive. hev are = ] nore in Weave, WO made of the finest all-wool quality materials and ex- — — sill cauusitely tallored. They have a charm and a smartness = tT Vers l e a j if ' - - ’ } . . —t~ ‘ vel ij? ; u about them out of the class of the ordinary ready-to- ss WA NALS IN@I wear garments—theyv are such Coats as vou expect — OUALET to fod cit Vandervoort "S. P — O N . oe UST = ¢ t —| me ANCH SHOP HABEED You will he surprised at the reasonable prices of these stylish (‘oats. how well they fit and look, and vou are certain that when vou buy a ‘* Printzess © fa : (‘oat you are obtaining a value worth while. | i . e | “Printzess” Coats Are Priced at | ‘ Gite / \ | $39./5 a 49. F bs, $55.00 nes Abe a > (+ | SSTNACHOM ie wiess a Women (‘oat Snoop Third Floor ee . . -~ - — ‘ ; — nena aaeseeneemnapeanitnnmnantaenanniniilis , : BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS-= — BLY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS- - ed POU Fees EA use patie nina cn spl ee , a eI s UPRIGHT, GRAND Here 1s your opportunity to | Piano or Player-Yiang at a greatl Leorms. | mhnuing tomorrow mort te one fey well t ‘STARCK’S 30-DAY vu will be complet leet: we will gig * rial and tes! or the jarst@ 4.10% | wi) Ate a | ty oy ~ % ; Che Starck Pian ‘ 7 f Ww sfareh ' 25 to ' 1} ioxton ft ate ne 4 4a, r¢ yr +) , s Resd what Mr. JOSEPH SHEEMS Leading Tenor and Artistic i rector Boston Lrglish Opera Cc says of ihe Starck Piano: ¥ ows i ae , ‘a ; mf ‘er RAS — men ensieiitil 74 SPECIALS IK USED and 5 et .e o ge nen SD Gtteett i > oe oes 7~ *~ 7 $215 71ANOS GRA VD } PORTE Ato cn aNDD _ Ne 4 “ren ple tf. rm tia “fre ll sive “Iohowans { aser*, “a “*HSing af B05. 99, fs ; i~ sis O esis oh ad SS fer je i i Yew Starel, Grands, $7304¢ST, 3 PAS pee ee raed. ‘ MONEY tpoewy, | quik PIANO CO. Maeanufe turers: Starch Upright Pianes. Starck © Vianes, Starck Player ienes 1102 OLIVE STRE

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eee eee eae. 3 T-LOUIS POST- DISPATCH THORSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Ee : a BRITISH — INU. S. — — ——- ~————--— erm ae emesis Sita | 7 : , 4 ; io 3 | ay init St. fauis on Tour. | _ ‘om oc 7 ATLANTIC PORT, Get, 10 be Trimmed Hats, $3.95 . : r> | eastern sector between | ve Se a Lage ene see a tas " Nts Fe } Hk slyles were most care fully several washings and saves a take of > Lhe Vosge Aiountaly Trmamtains st ae eres fiw re di lo lhe Mone nl, and also because D or 6 cakes of soap at a cost of 10, — = a ren — wh sige DE pas a of Belg i. 7 ee PG EEE B mh ; ~ : SS ee toward envelopmient of the } te oO} lhe Very reasonable prices, Has attuce i. - ‘ While tlie armies ae C ‘ : ne ees. sah a al RA ; af ° . | spain and Cuillawmat hammered ueen Inspected Nis CoO ‘ny at a iy epee sats , Many of the Suits ave tur trimmed, others are eee Genter from. St. Teenie. (0 | ee enc Winel be aaid - chante hi) ese plain. Some of the Suits are finished with silk braid. | 3 ee : , Rheims, the British and Belgian @! drdescainiees Loe i | Wd Sah : : : Buy * a. ; A ¢ 3 7 = = aad ave otiesscia bg the great | f' and wil : phate cL renee ll i} vg ~ OMe Hh pract ically aul the Most popular I all and The National | ibert A ; a i N wing movement, almed at the encir-| Pea aaa ae: a fe TRS Autiunn materials and in all sizes for women and ° ° ; = poet clement of Lille and Courtral, am ft 7 : he 5 hk St Pe | a a A ® i rang RS n ~ ans aye Theaters Ke amr dpe Mloney, PES | tay; LIISSeS, Service Suit Bonds : = C oO at a Ee O mm = F’i ~J | pushing the right wing northward o! urchasers of tickets for the thea- SSG i THe offielal garment of all — (;ermans every where are resiIStins a Uri MON OiilCes., \t the Jefferson ie) ae Be a ti . a os ——— ron. | Jor Boys — ically, whil . es nd American Theaters a large :ad- » JAE Include some very handsome Suits of silver- “organizations. Made of ele- S aek , the es by seek an Eee tj se : yard. " smartness = -~ =F eee a ; Oe ec iivcr dime ba te niin: | Women’s 35c Women’s 49 : iS he CANGAINN Cal; CANIN se8 Rhiko country through Luxembu aa $2.50 to $3.50 Dress Goods 7) 00 50c Hose. . Sample Hose. t 7G * mtzess Week.’ “ip (00 vards of fine all-wool storm serge — PCAAV-LO | te WAX Aids. 2b ks atl | { al ly { sre et if N LAL, — ‘ er ere ; Study this picture so . ' i not cen _ ns . Palatinate | af > . Colored lisle Hose, with don. Mad Sell U 76 ou expect | = ) feo " = . | will know how genuts | Remnants | to 5 vard leneths. sas = at a gti gy oie age otha | = | | ; ble soles, toes and high Plain and faney fiber silk, ‘ {} I \ j }> —— 4 1% 1 ' CPOLOSSAl 1 pnNeU\« i Pr M / ae : ; : rr epto-Mangan looks, ¢ } ‘ = 2 a+ - + ,? , i} : | This lot consists of French and storm Gude 's Pepto-Mangan, | serge Wool poplins and chiffon tat Three pairs, $1.00. —seamless stvles, the red bloed builder —e etirs. yt) ti) yf i}. \\ re, 11) *) eood col- (‘Main Floor-—Nugents.) makes your blooda or assortment... Choice, $2 yard. rich, pure, red stream Z : | Silk Remnants | 500 Blankets spliced heels: seamless style; with reinforced heels and toes ON Beene! OTREET AT SIXTH BRANCH SHOP HABERDASHERY—STATLER HOTEL n-- @ : stvlish (Coats. how buv a‘ Printzess of nourishment which Carries new vigor an ! A of 24-in. printed silk failles or 36-in. For full-size beds, but cut single— Gudes Pepio- Mangan oman striped taffetas, 36-1n. Poy Yard white. vray. tan and plaids, In three lins, splendid for linings, trimmings vroups, for Friday, at great savines: or waists. Choice, 98¢ yard. RRETTENBAE EO. Baw Yer 2 49 $4: o 2 E = Manufacturing: Chemists | $2.75 Satins in 11, to 4 yd. lengths, $1 49 | a y | a of : 2 ems: eVet : ie . a Downstairs Store $8. 00 Combination ‘ eae "Cabinets, $6. 25 mpire voke, fin- 45 feel | | ae : mIcN NM 1ONK mt. AVE ue ’ Made Sale to Wif> : ‘ , ; i2 'r ° ah \ | t dainty Val Jace es ppoee WN TEE sa $365 | \' ie s — 95 , " . . a ‘ ‘ j ’ . a iran ‘ cokers, ts : . & : ~ r inaeres, RO. 7? > ~ Fe +} A sees st * it : | eee GY af . , . ‘ — Gi i “go ‘ CED f RICE . . Toe ¥ _ 4 os ae te : o> ; S iru ry ined. “ 1 ° ‘ ° & ° * . * “ _ . ‘ ae ; A c 4 , - » i y : —— ae Shop b ¢. ' IN { 3 ’ * . ., Soe > 2 € » ~~ a Or : ‘ ; a 7 ’ , a 00 . ' ‘ ’ ~ * «4 a7 ue : © _ ge? , : is = hy Bae 0 2 ae \ es , f ‘ 4 {? " " i | " ; , ae , } ~ ’ : _ 4 oh 4 5 4 > ; , ; , rd tbloor sae Been Grouped for Fri. er acon walk ean fee Mills, gia Hemmed Cotton , , er aT ie nd baad | RAS xi: og bea ks o5 ie a ee ty Pip’ day’s Sale in Three Lots ee nT 95¢ S| ~ : POLE ARE OD eae , , z i ” ms ee *Y, Ser. 8 ““ 50 95 ' t¢ : meets ; & | ever a9 PO ESE Th : of n these’ dava of stren- | ¢ She Coal Hods, Sie Clothes Baskets, 6! ? ’ \ . . . *) wi AZ «gt , ; : , sat i a ts Fe ol * wen i ’ + t. an | etre o an le * ey tle t.rrereg) “ire ram. iy Meh, am ti - I ‘ ' ~ ~s 4 ' , co ; peers : 44¢ Une Tada bei sf ~~. Se YL. “Duplex” tire- (tet hee . r “saree Ae . ) oe 5 , Mice ata ceood quality ‘gonall thang oa wae, fe va r 3 mer, ? : 1 bit oe stad] Page : ie arene preduction well 1 ny “1.00 Bre a 84.255 Wash Heilers. btay hed | ‘er ; - . : ; . ‘ Ba ay? me ery ei li ’ - & . ¢ rd e4 ‘Ee zs ’ é ? . ,f ; - a . q } : . i reoms,. - ‘ CODED ° it? mtatior CHeohed iceling, im Va- % Levins ow as & ! ; TA eee eo , 2 Y iting glasses are not a ye \ KRY (oat in any ODE On grade heoom corn ) ~—719¢ tate lena ms BS SIZCs . Yew Starel Grands, $750-8 ie rae tS sy i ae , ? Inuxury, but a necessity. & these lots 1s an excellent : >) $1.15 Varniah Stains; 4.8 lLeendry *teven, | | 4 22 A OE SGP iio e See. | k | f © 0 | , fee 7) al g' sarantecd evade for heavy cast iron, burn 65x99 iT) x] R5 : ia ett. eae. Net ig te vi! w agdt fhe . or) tiie ; Ory orce oj p- wi hae ollering we materials are: furniture and OOTre ; oal or wood . ; . : Pe ht : MC. St FSO fas ' ; . - i , on Ios en ' > =: nA * ' i "a dae a q rf ae peas? The 79 hatin to ft t. cate] P ie » 3 M : : ; . . ry igh gic i hi 3 a egy a i ibs. butter Oy 26 aipieny 9 PIANO i). : 3 1s pphcvacrs! sombeipiepes ie : os ' / med and plain tailored effects, The Cedar Ol Fleer 4”. iF iT : each 37iAe Ne ; . ‘ tee * ‘ Pcrelyyoud pry. { ' ‘ Ou ‘ CLigar gi” ™ ra . All Sizes lt tr) 14 Mops: have adju: tabli« 49¢ Raw DS fe a . ms F Manufacturers: ae a i » “fi Dev stairs Nugente« } handles 99x36 In., each 40c a Starch Upright Pianos, Starck Grand . vanes a, OOS OLIVE oli N. GRAND : Vianos, Starch Player i’ienos s ot , ; oY TARE VEaNO Don't worry et a Post- ie ? . B. NUGENT & BRO. DRY GOODS CO., Broadway, Washington Av. and St. Charles St. f 1102 OLIVE STREET t orvER 6 OR RI EE RETESET en

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, STIOUIS POST-DISPATCH | i aeeeeabay EVENING. TOBER 10, 1918. pare TL UlS POST-L DISPATCH aa ue _ ’ Ca v] ¢’! ctf] ‘ ite ii af (iti ty ' , ° , Bis hr] hate ia 1 the . a ; ae th — eee | “Ay one eontains Opiates, — qy onal. @whewa , + | myoeriman ; NUSwaha, Fonn A, , l eee ae 1,011) Ni ber : neree areotics 9 rou rth American Co. co oe minerce, | harmiul drugs. Mentho-Laggaaa er - ' wie ‘aier, OVerturn cit i tL @dVelrt é . 1] i} 7 reaWw ie?) i ’ Sia . Ltivyteaacd ¥ 7 : ‘ ° ’ 17 ‘ ‘ lal ’ i ‘ 4 ries « Iniportan coughs, colds, eatarrh comraditior e Ler The and Haliiday Stree , t] led _ = ( 1 j | i ‘ eEeNncac - ae = , , Wiis il cape a ; ; Serer eee : ) | Bae : lating tu the develop: following » 45 & compound ‘irs. Bessie Beek, detect: Inicipal ownership or a receive: Jennings had attempted to ad-| | , : Wild Cherry, Tolu Gens | : : } : } ; , rhe } ’ J . , . ISSISSI py. River barge { ‘ ara, a?) , before s aural brave trie hip ae l'nited Raliways Co. Ost the Wwindshie} bis ' vesterday afternoon by while the machine —— i ion. "*PNASON .this morning got in a fee ge , fhelaus eae ; | a a ante Tha steering whee!) wune ind; ™ ith M. J. Sanders, Federal manage! ‘ , keep in solution. ic: lnited fuil- | shar ly. overturning .e” aute ; the Mississippoi-Warrior stem. . . vey 7 | o> # ta#KeC 2 tablespu ontiul ‘ Bass Y a a bo yhoo Was chosen DN Lhe Wiis iakst Absa 4d Is here from New rlesa . gel \\ C vat | OW? M lie Ml \ Cat water before breakfast ror a rew . reve rs ingrediens as = cone Tuesday ‘ss mee" ins v Alan wee hiberg \' ‘ he two e APpect this afte rhnaoys LO ¢ ( ‘ . € a ~ das Ss =" * aeisme & | oaprtig ee . ” Plt vay . tural Dieas. Tv) Le Er. WwW, hose Co. at . , ; ' : aa ° ' . nd ' hs » a - 78 - ») Torth erican © hich is th One dollar a week bays a Di "i.e ine. before the Railroad Adminis ion, get about four ounces of Jad ‘lieve overcoming kidney trouble the Post-Dispatch Inst VO sdlimnticatas ta ieee de ' ie: in Is cnt ae ? ee ; We ig — : ’ } : A>) “Wants Bros. & Co., 2d floor. 308 N. vin st.—Adv. tration, preferably before the Direc- | anv vool drug store bere,| while i ; onlv trou noiding mpanrs for (rhe l'nited , } . Railways — Bw, o | . We oT api. Advised by Mortimer. a Ti eee Varner said that he had visited ee e ; ’ ° . . Mortimer at his New York office and : Sixth and Franklin ees” DO 2) was tate boy BMabtibicr that there ‘was | i le did OpDMOorritunits for him to Supports, “Our location saves you money” onan hi: : e ae Kine financi ' goer " T rrow 5 Os . es aces 08 wre $1.25 WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS , : Public relation ‘ cc for the United VI, ormo ee definitely saving what ‘ i Specials for Friday and Saturday | ° Wie 0 soves veer tis ident ulloch would sa? 66 ’” ee ne en het ! 4° Ladies’ “Novelty” Boots NetCuloch ad) een wveewocked Ann ual Octo her Sale of (ifetu\ ¥ ly 1) | i ' the svstem and the same at ending to L| binancial BROWN IN TD — 4 fairs and its relation vith the ee i«* The operation if the svstem BROWN KID, CLOTH TOP g | |. J alone would be. work enough for one GRAY KID. CLOTH TOP : 5 3 » = pain = ues = ' i] se Sree ; ; GLAZED BLACK KID nanllid salbdiitus Alda GF the tusincas . . } | KWOYN Lj ail miles, sti (iim and 1On2 RL RI ORE OEE TH Re ERIC NIRA 1 AP ARTE EIEN OES mE Bs * the Mortimer interes amps, plain and stitehed tips, with : ts in the United 2 ps, | | ; hallways directorate have wi: e : a | . in ‘ \, Louis or military heels. d Obtain firmer control of its local |- yb OFHLEN ; M | S } : , s ad | ; % ee er ee er er ee EEL rewrrw eee ies and that this ele ment at times S LSS a, 0} il , UH : lil CT, has hee i] ] frie nah to Pre side ti Nle- “Military Heel Boots” { Ladies’ Special line ane: Wie Dabipoorines, 1 aed For Ladies and Growing Giris + ’ “~~@ if} the a an \ Myvarier spk of the theft of the The, “Always L- Season's Supreme petitions. on the frun- unfortu . Ce mo - Se Suit Event That Everybody Welcomes “4.00 bis 3.50 ait a oath ess! |] Never could you buy such $39, 340 and And if we were not Sole St. Louis Saal : a re He said he onderstond 0 TT Suits ag these for $29.50— : Agents for La Vogue, and, of course, —» “New Fall English Boots rhe seleeaaets to $49.50 Suits for get first ‘say on“snaps’ of this ktnd— 3 Seeks Financial Solution. [' this COMP aS the Lae Vogue had Ltol 44 For Misses and Growing Girls foe bys ae op egg RD | aS . volte, ne 5 i ral SO.00 4 : pen : 3 of clearing their stoeks om Oet, Ist, Hawi a Sv Sis : | ; :.)/ Ba srown Calf Welt M, Sok tok | s peg oe ee eee ee a 1 ; ry garment e en at ; ; * OME other big specialty store in some other big 54 Brown. Calf Welt. Neolin sole Si ia ae the United Railwavs from yvoing int Clea) GISpOsal Ol every Garmetil in SLO CV Cii G&L Gi : : : ' ) nd - . : . [ ! ‘f 74 - : ie og iva) . intel a Girls’ Black Calf . oa ne hands of a receiver and would loss if necessary as WW | present Case’. and had cli would ay making ths ATONE ement—a yy 9] 9 to vi Black Kid ; she ok fia aa erent ror é apela h a find at tine solution ai path Hol hac NG Sits. Ingluding by.) samples, and had to ad Ox ! hy Wolne»n in some other big city would be ” 4 & ; oOo Mould Sarervuard ty interests the } ] . eo] . Dik ing foamorrow hep OO) Te BAO OU lia Vogue Suits ! 7 ’ ') Peat 5.00 a eee PE ERY EP ON EN FS Se I ER TET Ge HE . HR A Oe Oe ER mE a ee ee ee ’ . to P ee ~: e e . Gunmetal Calf Spe Rs on Sere res : muke . . : \ My. y Od, YY YY, YY, rs J 4 ‘ | j “fe AAP ISAS 44, ‘ ’ J, 4 J ~~ . J ; \ , S.A CUS ~ e ee ee Blacks im) Africa. 2.25 7 50 OXc nN Lie LAIN DON The Anti-Slas —— Black Kid. Hand Turn Regular = $1.75 ee Geru ’ ‘ri ) ~ rape ite ; ; 7 . ,r) 4 ff say i 4 4A ’ ‘ Ay ' d / f ‘ , . 4 é/ ‘ jf } ’ : . ‘ ‘ { sg ‘ Sf, if a p Ss , eid - ; 4 _— P ti ' ‘ ‘ > = i ; ; / sf J (, | , ‘4 ; i, Z, awd 4 alnes : . Wa iy IO ¥ Vy eiby ) Ws fag. = - . ° . . . : ) - / , ’ , ; —. Baperts , t ‘ , ‘ f / P . - if J Ay _ ‘ - ‘ , i Li i ; P - j ‘ ‘ i Z / ,v 4 4 ; | + 7 ~ : } / OO On fn fm inal, sin fm Mr an alg, finns yey, fn, Lae fm mat ema Olt ~~. SS _ . ~~ a ~~ os SSS ~S ~~ emted “Ballet Slippers” “Ladies’ Spats” vent asking: — - ~ ~. —S ~S = ~ >. SS “SS (Tango Tie Effect) Field Mouse Child's, 8%, to 11 Pearl Gray Misses’, 11!, to 2 Dark Gray Ladies’, 2), to 8 White | ai Te P Y. oom ’ his ; won whe when we cS Coal . ~ ~ = oS ~ s = > \ ~ . : ee ) | yy ae : Fur Trimmed ie 25 al arg the Bishbew of ucts Qa | LN OG ae: fe eo ALL La /\ ZY Braid Trimmed | we have ¢ 3] 39 i rd and Kensingte th other i> ay yey, \» Yi eh MMNY Tf Wy ; wey | Button Trimmed front is st PSII PIII Onn ns AR Biter seis gees a tate ath ! of fe W te ie gel ify Ws > Y, \ : * Uy ty “Up -. v Plain :Taill : % : He SRAGAR Hacwe ‘ont: . | | lyf VA YY | ain «:Tailleurs Boys: “a 3 » “Boys’ Dress Shoes” i ) oe Y-4 ee ag? Dung | . ish on | ; ' Yip may yr ! | : | tiecieraonpy — " rep hn Button. \ TIMELY WARNING tm \ \ e Yi, Be | Ve | : i” Nor m Mnelish-: . werwear chrene” o | “iP NCT IN a © ry | ee | A. | eis | : oe arey wither | soles: 11 \GAI ie PLUEN, e. Kod | ae | | Suecle Velour : sang crie: exces re AE igi le a COS yt pela etiiggeeetidle | : ) / | | | Duvet de Laine ; 6. | Seg | ote ee peeeinet tntluchzn ae : \ , | Broadcloth | Optimi L to | : Size s - ' : Gunmetal, el ee 05 , ripte of Int | | Si : woe | oe : * : | | ilvertone | ° a LIS}: ~on ( eee Gr badi cries ce | | | coming, ‘ ET ee ee | AN i fight now “Boys” English Walkers “Men’s Brose Shoes" ne today. and be prepare | | Nay) Vi : ( Hand-Welted Sole ; 22. : |’; pe = ( A \lohaw kK | ~~. en EN TET EE eRe “Oe ORS RR RS wt ere os. q ~ > ~~ ~ Lil wiested wales i : Detented Candtdate tor Vries 4. 50), persed : pai eatesaae 1 hag : ~ | s (rect ; eame: ie eA ot the bow ur purchase -also included 600 LA VOGUE COATS | atic adage me tat ait j eratie state -" Lt Ten Mt neu S . Weg nit handle, Wwe Wali foro. Ole i} | . ayaa pete Ee | ror wt til ent prin r ' } P ' er >] "%; 00) Made on a snapp P tor sone |. has waive . ne. SUIts Coat Sale wi be Saturday, and wi ue | MI un a i, ; rr ne toe last. ' : >| il > i ag "| \ ' | : an praort al i ' liits sMiv { se ae ; Brown) fer" Aas : . ‘ i ry . , : , - \ me me sewed. Very Ste / : ty f " bie ’ j ii™s a ' Th) 75.00. “; q* , ae peak pre y ~ | ‘a De : | jy \K 1) "2.50 ‘83 5() ( oe a vc Gage ik | Black ee ee ett eee ~~ — OO OO ln, i, in, ill, ils, in, ln, ny, ili, In, lay Mother Nids Lite Termers’ biscape. SEll: Sole Shoes” (05M, | ah coe Hee it eur aan or 9-40 <9 (op ple stvles wha , ~ : ’ The thunadreds of rrimal exelusrve ‘| he wiost au abl ‘* lierhy {-W Cig iil WOrk shlioe for riety Ati the Dent. W earring evervaday Stioe tor boys migdtiti fac tured \lade special] : . ae eat a ae i _— ‘ CHROME Mather Uppers a ee Ss , eBEmt F beans 7 ~s : ta, Nf ) | Xo , ae Ta lored Sien's Sives ; ta) } lie. «* : 7 ~- , ; t? ‘ . : t» 2.25 prown Tan, flexible, $ ere , rest : pris Riack eit. oa Little Men'se— s 7 , 2 ns : as Borage : $29.50 $29.50 $29 50 $29 20 3.00 | si. : “TGS Ff -siness Chance adv.. “sement to tn : — $29.50 $29.50 THOMAS W. GARLAND 109-11-13 Broadway a AOE OE AN on ip RM BET Mae Vs “yp ' ‘Ppa ; ly ro ciqe! ’ \ ur. ; } ear ir med rioU Droadelot i ne siiver. lone,

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STIURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1918, CTIOUIS POST-DISPATCH : ells a Secret’ 24 —= ee . — — niccnceatigaasiaieaie anufacturer of Famous Meg; § . 5 : ne Tells Ingredients, So Pyp. | 3 % Can Appreciate Pure, ble Medicine. lany people fear’to take cheek and ubort colds, gas, vith ee ° 4 a, : Nae a Tee + pe ete wy ‘s ear ee , ee cS Sete KSRAO GIES 433 . x 4 oes ‘ ~ oe op 4 : aS 7 eon ‘ . > ¢ , a . * Be “e, .& Wee 3 “ a ee S m ’ Bee? aN \ , . *>. e Post-Dispatch Instruction ERE ne is Bh trecgh %. ¥ | » . nS = My tena « 7. re v d > ae ee ¥ om ° 79 . can j A A oN Wt ot AD — ’ s “a5 ™ ae i S me Se SS : . MS 35 mR: ow Gs ee : “ . . ~ 4 ” ; a ‘ . , = . ¥ , ‘ . . - . ; ‘ , ‘ . r, ee 7 . “° ; : a ei J cf . . pee Ae “ . » ara ~ ne x “ a 4 ane , ; a, £ . , ‘2 Vo F Q ¥ vs ; ~~ S 4, y ’ oy ie PR P a . ease es ts “ SS Bes VR ee : . ’ 4 + Rat - 2. $ * . ° eee 4 , . : r Pe ; ° pe oh > ee : 2 e a > — . -., bs BS ee 4 Pat I ae ae } = ‘ > ee e. by WF WG er a woe ge « ‘i — a ‘ : esp" Re “Sage f J - z PA ‘~* vw ‘ i FAd JA * | . ; . ‘ + . ;* ae, x tae” ‘ ‘ _ ~s oi ‘ > % - + . ae eu eae vf i. a ~ ane i - . : at fe i. oo S ‘“ : ; ps = * . ‘ _ oars * ** = * : 4 4 , . ; , mo 2. 4 » - / J ase j : nf” BA ie at ee ; Pe « ; L . , _ ,* % Mert ew . . 2 , - > tap . oun re ee : ree >see 5 , + - 7 4 C ; + ~ Tan ‘ . A Ses 2. : O34 x . Pan x I> - a ¥ whl » > ’ , Be . , x vad . TRS by na eS i - . s > Bae oe 2 * Se a or . ‘3 ~ — - . « Rk ay : 5 ¥ “ Q o - 3 ; o y : ’ , P a 4 : 5 ¥5 es Ps 3 : a , ; Y ‘ / ; . . : yf _™ oS : + > a 7 ? ; . : “ ra | ar “3 Ps . ‘ ? aw ag oon . ‘ : : ~ ae $ . ’ ‘ +, * x éeF " ; . 1 3 * ay ~ - Pty ‘ 4 >; . ‘6 S , Ly «#7 5% : a oy 3 x ; Lees ot ty : , ; ar . F. “* a . " y . ’ i ‘ . ¢ . t\ 4 7 _ we ; 4 - n> é Ns ~~. or”, wes at Gs 3 &, ’ ; : } - os ‘ . ? » 4 : ‘ a . . " ‘ . = fi . . > 7 ~~ ; 5 J, x aS : ee ie ‘ > Py ne? Ng ee . : ‘ ee. ye . . . - > " d y wy ae - A : r - : y . ye 4 : , 5 4s . ’ v , , » : : : . ue — RP , a 4 : a a ~ , . . v , # as . - , , p a sy) ¥ re im $ a ys . “ ss = P ‘ S, te ; > -" . . FeEte >» . . . : te ae : : ¥a.5 s “A & : 4 S044 ¢ ae . . _— a ; ‘4 . “ ‘ ‘ F 4 . >* : > , , oy a a » , ° i , ‘ ‘ . , a” Na Sirens Oo . Se Sa Si. oe e ‘ a-.¢ . Aw i od . ¥ ~ : . + Si Saar Be - ~~ . ~ > =? * . 4 , . . A a x * ve a * . . — Fo Ag » . “~ . « The ‘q be " « ~ . . (> : 2 7 ™ : 4 +“ - ” . > ae >. + ° % ye 4 ’ x4 \ 5 “> > >> y > ~ , . Me : ,*, > - : , ¥ . , ”~ an ~ \ - “> ~. - . _ . . Ly. et, ; s ‘ -~ - . s rwann &. x . , fe o% “ > ee a*. . os oe ~~”. ~*~ , . ° ae ash. ‘) : fe ee, . 5 | OPS Ros rh , . : -. 2 . So” wv . : “ ” + . “* a. - - . >z 4 “~.* 4 . . y : . is . ‘ , ; 4y “3 4 “ 4 ”~ 28 “ . 4 Pa 5 ‘ - . , ar - ge 7 . . M4 « , . > . Q - o . : . pony . ‘ : . : 3 ~ / ‘ , : . é ne a cs *~ . ~ . eS ited » ba , a ae , . - ; : - ¥ ~ " * 4 ; » x > > __ .~% - As “ ‘ , wae” “a st XA. a ‘ . - ; , “ e aa ‘- ‘ of ti? oF be a 2 der Ae a . 48 4 : = A - > : - ° Va “5 J ? — » . ‘ - + ‘ 4 [ $8 Sa ' ~ Se ' ou o> “OD 2S ~ ae eS Www “ + . 4 ‘ : 4 . . », “ ‘. —_ LY . q Pw 7 Pe . : " Ph Wie A re? ~~ ~ ; “ > , “ >a . a Sa ~% oe pie * » : “> : #3 43 e : Ee «3 ‘ ae Sey ; : , rf" , > : - . 4 — * n v : . ‘ ~~ , A : —— SF 4 4 nao > . ed . y ' 4 >. 7 tev 7 . eg . yas bas ~ i. ne ~ es v 7 f , @ +) ye . > a, 4 . ¢ . ; . Ce les : A > ’. ' — tog ee Pa ee ce a ae > P é 2 ~~ Fy d ? fa io eee me 4 , A a - * , ot” Sep - AS ‘ ’ ) 4 a . . . ete Be ’ . > “ye : OF ae . . ‘ * : * 2." a . .* : x > . pe a ‘ e ‘ ; 5 . v Me eee Pe 2 a Eee . ea ee SR : . } w . 2" : ‘ . 4 \ , e ; , ; . A __ ‘ ke Shs, Soa S z . % st OP so : x Bs ae . . ™ " + : s ‘pe . Ps . S&S ; 4 r Lh Ln © -* Ye ay Fe » 4 7 a y . ° “ne " y > : : ¥ _ ’ ‘ , we" 4 i 8 Yee Ge eS. 2 Os a x . Z > 5 Ps = a4 . « ~/ , 6 4 p AS + : ) Ss * — . _ . Wow 7 “ st Ks » Ve ‘ 2 Fw > a ° a ’ . ; es . e Pay 3 ‘4 a+ : “ ~ » See.” eee ? te . “wf ies “wf, . . ’ wee 7 A ~% » 45 - ¥ . a “4 . i” . Foods 5 ay. . cae y ~ , . - ; : 4 es bh ¥ f, eee FZ : ; ee >oP ° : f oad ~~ oa > . . : . . oS , . “ > a hee. ‘ . , . : 7 » y 4 @ ‘ m , " 5 sa > 4 ¥ . a a - . - / 7. + “ ae e. Xs ;> > NV . ¢ ys Pe , . ‘ Sf is : ‘ a " y ; oe > , : Ke % : P oy , . p ST “ aes ; “— ec? 2's 2 ? “ ; ; : ~ : “ax ] A> ri ad $ ¥ a » _y > aad * \. i“ . > t ‘ - > her ¥ * " : ~ Pa ®, Xe 4, 2 4 é bas * £ 7 A x ‘ . > P ~ cs x . 4 ; 3} % ae bak 3 r ? ~ « “a ; Pe ff _ R . ‘ , : : " 1 on, : 4 > . ‘ * . : — , : he to% : ’ > at ; kas a + Py - ¥ % aa * not Sole St. Louis gue,and, of course, | a ee — cota a snaps of this kind— ‘ gx . 93 es 7 5 ¢ sg 93 : a cee : eM : pe 4 ; . S ete ? % 5 ie ~ F eee iy age be oe om: we? _ bs * iat pl seni - a . el “ Ke ¥ . . re ‘ Re = te te % x oe hg a 2: eS Ae = 83 pe ee 3 $ 3 5 : “ “eS 3 ie aa ie Wath Soe a PR GPRS SEE a> OX | seer tae L\ store iu some other hig g this announeement—and ther lie einy would he 1 to $49.50 La Vogue Suits a > aw ape Mdm ON 7 a ad ¢ i. eh Burgundy Velour Suil rockets, as shown in No. the colors represented, distinct models to choose Of $29.00 when the cost is foday almost as much, ~ “ 2 ~~ ? ot Yate »» &% 397 Suit : ee a Make no mistake, the war is not yet won. It wont be sooner we and our Allies will dictate peace in the only place 36 Styles won when we have pushed the Hun out of France; nor it can be dictated—BERLIN! are 3elSium: nor even when ; Fur Trimmed when we have cleared — =" “ ae The hatelo Lack of ready money is no reason for refusing to sub- Braid Trimmed we have crossed the Rhine. eg “ t “a og ; 1e battle- scribe. Ten per cent is all that is asked in cash. (If you Button Trimmed . : p ‘We n irec mi es from perlin. N ‘ ines wo : ' . . front is still nearly five hunc : buy on the weekly payment plan, only eight per cent Is Plain Tailleurs Nor must we think we have won when the Potsdam required.) Have the money for the first payment ready meee velur sang cries “Kamerad.” when the canvasser calls. You don’t have to pay cash for D t l Li ° ry" ° ; . oF av 4 .) 4 oe but not final! To keep it vour bonds. You can buy them on the weekly payment Broadcloth Optiimistic war news is fine . : : ) Pee ee pale meee ef me F . > r r cent eT coming, we must keep the boys going! ‘Lhe harder they plan. Any bank in Saint Louis will lend you 90 pe fight now and the fuller the measure of your support, the of the face value of your bonds. sibatetcn.. i metinoan:-ois aka, Wetec PME PTR: ER ren A IE TE Ay RAT" VRC tar Nav Panpe Mohawk os 9 —. | , DO YOU KNOW THAT LIBERTY BONDS ARE EXEMPT FROM INCOME TAX: in | 2) ff you buy’ Fourth Liberty Bonds on or before October 19th and still own them When YOs MS Liberty Loan Organization Brown 3 Klee He laos Third Liber y to one avid» hal noun ‘ighth Federal Reserve District awn . : om 3 : | | avi ind Third Li Railway kext hange bidg., St. Louis plaek THIS MAKES LIBERTY BONDS MIGHTY ATTRACTIVE AS AN INVESTMENT — $3 ‘ ae 6h EES CY MPa * hundreds o mi. exelus'\: No. &. Tatlored This Advertisement Is Contributed Toward Winning the War By: "$29.50. : John F. Meyer & Sons National Ammonia Co. Wagner Electric Manufacturing Co. X T. J. Moss Tie Co. J. §. Merrell Drug Co.

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a me SAT THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10. 1918 cs § | _10 ~PLRCWUI J Mase F a SS aoe : | : e ia = aS a a - —— - . - een A ae ——_ te - MISSOURI PACIFIC OFFIC 's | oy: ra | SHE WILL BE MARRIED $95 000 BARN AND A bull, whjch was Poland champion |= + GOODBY. bp ” FREE RENTAL BUREAU Wit EXPLAIN DISCHARGE = ee aamude ~ ENAENEN " MADE fe Psu AUK Ee, wie the re QUIETLY THIS EVENINY $42,000 BULL ARE BURNED coset 700 tons of hay, two| WOMEN’S Blacks Boug! Bonits Director-General McAdoo ha3 ay, dole ae es Be the Larges iw off and far nplements. Several } Ss ooo who age cllilontang anh ks be crit Ogos ty Le rT irgest Building of Kind in bulls in an inclosure between the Spaghett! & Macaroni | -vear-old bulls. a cow and calf, a the World. "he ‘ F " : : a ' = > 1 —TT Wh > _ LA B ; . : ye Pe . : sé ¥3 a : — > . . tortures —_ disco be 7g Says, at Instance of Union Agents es } thé pOOT I ti ‘s! 3 s LA koe dag % “7 $ : He Z FRAN I ORT kK’ » sre. Sup- es of the barn: wert injured A bie package of healthful a. => achin bac tay Officials re ee ee a [i lf oy aus al rice posed to be incendiary, destroyed the The barn was reported to be the | and nourishing food. bloated feet and iimbew tm f ' | fner’s fiance ‘ Sel ti ; ihe ‘cupatio hole or at Haarlem, Holland. : . peopie trom ali ection f tre er oat eS he & Khattered until the wonderful tonie nied occupation Their w — Get ¢ FYES TESTED FREE AY . “s LUDe iT) nn is he daughter eee pate y : per ib. ag v> i : . , if 1 1 we | ‘ a Spare time can be made to y eld hy ur —— oe. not take a ee ae ee Se. f Mr. and Mrs. George F. Rube!- fgg re Caterer GF ‘eee ne Saret 2 a substantial return, and supply the Pm sizes. A 7 Fics Se + DRidee rT ; iy Pork Tenderloin, Ib. . them f normal health The man who difference between increased ¢X- as nian | | > ve itign ¢ it ae o> ; ws . Th ° . asta " - EXPERTS AT K | vyraduated from Mary Institute an ff FANCY BUTTER, Ib ewes Off Tiques tobacco will find pense and curtailed income. : ' — oo ee Be 7 ‘ei hae eas lial sie r nti will regain his Experience is entirely unnecessary. Money Back if You Want It. Sale —=— ;, then attended Bryn Maw! ™ ' : Nn q i stater be | n, Host il t to W iF largest and finest in the world, 400 will never tire of eatine — oon i rvousnean ul allroa lOday issue : aie ubelmant! Ostess wears oodfor arms fear ta ) fore ' — 4 4 1 ; 4 ‘ ne, ind would cost $25.000 to d : a 3 concerning the dischargers Mon P | She | { = ie ges 4 Sn G | ti ‘yviors plas in krank- rebuild now Society Bran i I in . - day, of J. J. Mockler and Jotin oer » ANNMouNces . fev oag Bi % ae 2 oe — “te and burned to death Spaghetti or Macaron | der ai seaee aaa’ ae _ a ing. blacksmiths. W. J. Musick, the SUGAR PERMITS 10 BE MAILED Mar . Benjamin Knight Jr. > VIE 5 tape woodtord ne famous head of the | | artnet oO Next ti to , ' , , , a Ore ; . oo ee ~4 ee lor Tow f ~~ | ‘ t time vou feel Ce foreman, said then that they w Date MY || Tavlor herd of Herefords DALPINI MACARONI CO. Se Macks or art thy Sa ; ,. LE + se. “ o : P ns . 7 -_ i . ; are troubled —_ : rey nein a t } Sao . Gp sa ee 7 ; “Woo . artein . - ‘ra. > ‘ . per! ' discharged for buying Fourth 11! Pood Administrator Acts to Prevent Seer Bak bias ae pe ara, © i ‘ford originally COS" Cols | RONG DRIN Kk Cleaniy Made Food Products. | . pi eee ne oe Aa . erty bonds through Their HANKS, I Crowds 1 ntil Influenza Abates. iss Al. mi RI t \I. wy *T)- b- be es % ° 7 ‘ , & ‘. i or 2} vO, Dut he has ifter —. aE Ns — lower abdomen, van “wit ca : {oe } roug *- Compan rerrainedad in rijessts riz , ie ? i hy y ea ar ti sell the animal for yar . . emay Venneaee . mm “— 7 aa sure relief in Gi > gieud of th gh the compa ' +h ——— eis heidi oats i: eile Se Fs 4 : . t Py ry ROS A MAN OF ENERGY on Cc ne Thi Be ) Officials said today that the tnen ; ; a in site shower this afternoon in nor is etd = iM RY for kidney disease and a —. & vere t out at tl lemand of thei ee if ag | | rae of Miss Mariel Hafner whose en- ge ‘ besides the barn and the rize : ments has stood the ¢ t t | “ ‘pe ee r ae ) oi e disp canning and preservil walang : ro] 4 es T ‘ ‘ , aie Cadomene Tablets Afford Relief to For Those He Left years. It does the work. for ; ‘itOW OrdAmen, Y e as Cas" viigremet! = le aroid Anignt Bas ee Th . Ge % ee | ERIN at A i ior ate ) , l poise oud eontrol. quieker bv We teach you and co-operate the In this age of “nerves ' ‘Friday and Saturday at Keiffer's, e. Improve Your | as M dic ns ye ee .* PREMIUM SANTOS COFFEE, lb m ke hea es + , Liote ry e worn- moment you become our rej presen: 8 - Broadway and Franzlin. as Appearance eat pangtan ar | FORBES’ PASKASE TEA, Ib : : a hogy tative, far introduce our group Mother should be given , bles vanish and new lif : nplication to 1 , : the Shuttered Nerves of the “thane ’ “cause Looe ring and Moc} am fe? ré i f ‘ if : | r hy * I8 ; =) \‘e — 7 ») Ab é | . / ’ av vie sunace Ul] A/F MoS "BROADWAY & > MORGAN ST. aniaet L ; y IN ST. LOUIS § & ferrets sor ome Od ees oes! vase. Fastern points, i 1 NeW York al ie: tan or vray. VRP DORUUDEDAE90000000000008 ARGES COA : 0 AT is expected to return) home Le —s KASS mm far \ bor- : 54 inches wide, beautiful Silvertone tler . Mr. ana = wae ‘oplenaid lity lined, all ” fe 7* ere a. | —- : he ep ag BEE 36 in. wide; splendid quality; ivory 16 to 4K, 2 Mr. and Mrs. Hanford Crawford, | @ $3.75 Bed Comforts, (82. 98 xcelient vaae at the pric white Taffeta Silks, for wedding ‘* me, AI. ee ee oe © ORB 5 AOR ; who have bee) fesiding at the West arge qdouble ' a + j : S / Matting Rugs} S $27.50 Burella Cloth Coats, large collars, belted, satin lined f among the St. Louis arrivaleat White @ 50c Oilcloth, 28c gray; special, eaen Large assortment of hiat $29.75 Beaver Plush-trimmed Velours, many styles and colors ® Sulphur Springs, W. Va. Bs Men's $50 Union Suits; men’s “anese Matting Rugs, sise Sa $30 full Satin-lined Bolivia Cloth Coats, self-trimmed styles 7 Sy es. —_ so Tee P08 Ten batts 7 arbi. lcloth, in dark mixed; superior quality; marked a AY | pretty floral, medallion center and $32.50 Fur Collars, Wool Velours, belted and button trimmed, $20 a Ra a See Ss. Oe and plain 2 “28¢ especially for this sale, at. .. \ zes: While they last, each small allover patterns: ex- 7 ! Be Westminster place, accom-|@ slightly damage d Men's $6.50 Union Suits; wool tra special $ I8 $35 Broadcloth Coats, silk plush trimmed, ful! lined.. $22.75 - ag NR . i panied by Mr. and Mrs. Hayward: water: an mixed: or superior onality: marked at args ° bd ; . ; . ‘ 1 , . so" *} , | ike + or Su] er . . . ’ ’ k “A . ‘ , $37.50 finest Wool Velours, silk beaver bottom, collars, cuffs, $25 ; Gatch have returned from New @ sacks alte a sansiuive far tke ualaeal Bt . ? : “py , = « t . > t Qo? . ‘ ’ ; ‘ : i? xvelle nt \ q My ry nted satin trimmed with fil 4 hoi | bro df. , ‘ $47.50 Kit Consy trimmed Plush Coats .. suaranteed satin linings, $35 fs hs Bhat D: ee oe Bi lace and pearls. It has a court train] @ V1 and ull calt sire Pog , some col- $55 finest Baffon Seal Plush Coats, fur trimmed - $39. SO it E Ny Sih tt Blea 'S , yf and her tulle veil will be held with! & leathers. nee effects. or $40 Silk pi. sh Coals, large cape effect. fur collars, at. $27. SO " : 9’ ’ hy » ; Sih ¥ Ae eousin of the bride. will be the flower * : | I pure hase “OO pairs if Women's $4.00 Yr | Pan. bargain Fri- $42.50 Sealette Plush Coats, novelty fur pockets & collars, $29.75 % oY ANY Aa ge a brid ere a .| ow St SHOES Gh tees ) ao ay. Stylish sail $45 Silk Plush Coats. raccoen fur col! ars, ng} ‘elt y belts. $33. So N ¢ [ 4 he , 5 , : mee ride Will Weal a row - 2) us aon a ‘ OF ’ : ’ ‘ o« atrons’ h: ys SIZES 7 TO 10 AND 1 TO 11 (oats made af pure wool Win ht. West Wo. fer-weight > wmaterials—dn every . $75 to $95 beaut ful Silk Plush e Cr . \ a orange blossoms, lier bouquet will iy rota ps. ir ty Nose Coals, ela sDorately fur trimms q, 735 Mm 3 be of Ophelia roses and lilies of the “a : » low’ heels. | izes. Spe Hand. sey $2 98 ‘ Sow W » pit ie We ma Valley | y | \ ‘al for rid: ¥. at. Velvet Dress Shapes at e She » as . SS .m ds. ‘ complete The maid of honor's gown | is PE aR : Columbia Grafenolas tock of Pur- @a& = Orchid-tinted satin embroidered in] $j jj ra j , at - a Standard Models ep te 6290 : ; - ntent : Trimmed @ silver and she wiil carry a bouquet Kid R — Period Mode'a.@p te $2109 Cloth —te le Se utton lou r | ou a: new eoler —large stora@ collars ‘ a ! eli : } bes : if plush trimmed, ¢ trimmed with beaver Mosh. full +) ‘lia roses. The f er girl's | @ Juliets;: ul Pieri , yee io TY 4 | OWT Cie | in all tolors iined Hise SITLK-PENESIE® DD Se fur borders, of Ophelia roses. The flower girl * #2 IS; = and Lace tassei m7 : a . : . " - +) ty? my) Ff ‘ | } ‘ 4 a 1) LG) , VIG / 4 7 LYE 7 Th y . ; ¥ / Shida / / /, (ff) a : : ¢ ' by y Mhify Wt my, Pete Li, ‘ Wy ‘AG YL Whi fees. Gi ith family and a few intimate friends at ‘ Go" the residence of the brides parents. Myr and Valentine Knapp, 3625) 3 7 _— laine avenue The couple will dis wise mitts wating"have) “= | M $1 Petticoats |] $20.00 Winter its, O’Coats yy fy f will be at home ut soceo Blaine av- + j . () ¢*7) ~ ST ripe * ay, enue Mr (;rosse is fi rmerlyv from : . } 5 Ale of eon . \ real bargain: ele. . Y, Waterloo, Il. erial fo ‘ridav ‘s gant quality mate- pe = NN a ween A. eee et « rials newest stvles in pd (oO coata, + (to a ‘ to V/ht Ly Mr. Mahler's Secnool for Dancing, ¥ PIAS ly ars. Sults “Ne Ff ! 4 ] a) 7 491% Washington bl., opens Nov. years iy YY hi , @ 1%. * yar Wa . , f v .77 ¥/ . yy , , i * lod" xe ; ial? " c Mf ty} Ws Yj} TA iy y ; VA yy —Adv ae a neo 3 Vk Vy Wily ‘f (f / VL Yh : Wy ‘MG Mehl . , y Baw > . ee re ee . cg ans ao ‘ ’ det Inf Oe ; Jf | ; . $25 to $35 All-woo! Navy and Black Serges—some cil lined 4 bP , under the auspice: f the Knie} A WW nfants’ 50 Ww oe be y = | 2 , © 028000 Silk na Columbus have been” temporarily 7 ff : A. , Mi, ~ Seg we ‘ yh $25 to $35 Broadcloths—many with fur collars and cuffs— é ¢ ; mm discontinued in conformity with th oes Meh %. GRAY at ‘ @ ® fomorrow should ‘ $25 to $35 fine Gabardines—all Winter colors—richly lined— R Nee ee eee ae eee infants’ $3) White ee? — at Department with eager buy : 7 , % - wr dances and meetings The Friday ; i ‘ — “ — ats ‘rs throughout the day. Stvlish $3.00 Pants Extra-size Suits for stout women—all colors and materials, $25 « tone =k | meeting of the be N A | choose from. evening hostesses ol : : ; der . Ss oats of piush, corduroy, zibeline Men's Pants neat dark the K. of C.’Club also has been in zi $1 98 f : He and other eoatings, in black and ss _ a made Se my sre definitely postponed : 4 Ale olors. All sizes a. $2.45 Woo Bh intow aaains 200 BEAUTIFUL ) y Ae , ot ) ote? » ae . ue = ESTATE 0 PAY $500,000 ON LOAN’ I iE ie SOON CITy Ohet 10 Bed $ AY ” : ' ¢ $ 7 $ 50 Pp oem — pone praetor ‘ ‘ ) é rangements have heen made ee ; ‘ eg a wIze. . brie Embroideries; yard the Missouri Fund Commissioners to make a payment of $500,000, Oct. 20, : : + hemmed. day - a ‘ “ & ca ine } anim: hy St F vr , ' i a : a f (lin v5 ’ ; wUNs, “ ‘as pee Or > — ( : . $ 98 $2 00 Service Bags, SI. 19. Pe wrfect edge. easily ended. “s which mverner ardn PRO P Made of heavy biack corded Ren gall) ed shortly after taking offi » ik with contrasting Hning ce: EN vear, when money was needed ‘i , “ Sc ‘Towels ] 5c lade of all-wool warns. in va | 4 4 ' > nieel an accumulation of claims -_ 9 7 Lou! ieee large or amall e } 89c Silk Gl ve i z Tams, $1 | Beaver Tams, $3.98 | Silk Plush Tams, $3.98 : dks shi State When this pas Llemmed huek: heave and servicealbie ars: prett. : large all ead _ Oo 3, 59c . ment is made there will remain pot damaged: all white. Heavy quality, double tip, pure balance of $500,000, which the com £ pegivetingd en hee We Give Eagle Stamps $11.00 for this Aandsome Gray Ata Root, uta Aan d-welt sole ond leather heets. VOUAIUUUUAUNAAAUAAAAAUAAASHAUAOOAAAAUUUUAUOEOUUA AOA DERE

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A OT Ne ee een rae , a re! ee ee ee “+? “ Ac Sars , Sanne = ———— es . -ecgemepiunmen es Hmm dy Oe gt, —s ———— —_ a ne — jOODBY, ARE RENTAL BUREAU WINS 672008 County Counc of De- _ mR ge scott a “SAYS LACLEDE FAI. DRAFT nN WIRY PE tna he and Mrs. Wilson had been | wae py came eee crow the vm 2 ony ates i | housing conditions, according to O. at $7 a month to a furnishes ous teers a8 man and wife 13 years. Iie} trenches, an¢ e and Miss Dora An- re OM EN’S . MILW AT kK kk. W is.—The F ree bh. Kendall. in charge. In one week With coal in the cellar, at $90 de. iared this arrangement was with Nental Bureau established by theihe found homes for 35 families nth the knowledse aed caaeeet of WE ROUB ———— : __ me” , | fH) MARI aon, who he described to the ope! | LES : * ' ‘ “ dv ester of salicylicactd in these teblew aad lee Ws of the reliable Dayet manwlactore In this age of “nerves”? 1) a : patch editorial of sept. 20, entitled | sai Sh s his wife and that thev ney, ; sles Shida j “Why Soak the’ Gas User,’ and in- are not divoreed ibaa SIRI SS, tage of i) Mother should be given |] . HIS pee rsel || corporates figures printed in the Men who work with Shipp at one CHATEAU THIERRY HERO WEDS ayer-ié SPIT 7 oe \ { a ? = Post-Dispatch oft sept 1% Lo show . hlejnze Stove CS. Lov Nort) San : ca ab , } i 1 +4 & ¢ «? : } 2 4 222 ; m7 : ei . p le home help. Use : AE! , yk that the company, under old con- nd street, testified that they had Young Soldier Is Home After Loss The Beyer Cross A " 3 ‘ ‘ = , ‘ ’ POST DISP W ; ‘ WO. tracls, IS receiving $ i SU UOU l¢ SS heard Shipp tel] itt) Operative of the of an (rm all AT q ol ae ‘ ay oN J é ° ‘ | i i ‘ ‘ . CH ant . & 99 ar NON '} from its byproducts than it would Department of Justice, when ques- LENINGTON, IK \ Clifton Ads. . p In e ornin ' mL, ACY | if selling on the open market The, tioned about the affidavit he had Frenck. a hero of Chateau-Thierry | if Ay": loss is only $61,000 less than the made concerning his ‘‘marriage’’ battle. Juiv 28. where one of his arms : = ‘ $850,000 the COTM pans contends it a? iffidavit concerning the , Vigor, age in connection with Ing Stvlishly attired appears to be genuine Aspirin. $y Obi .? needs to meet added War costs } Anarmy song that’s fairly sweep- AY ic commis Salient lini iii & ing through the country with its Sa ‘ \ AA! dae eareniae ant cade Lowest Prices Our Obtef Attraction . g | acne ein 3 BIG MTS Lae WALL PAPER irres sistible doughboy brand of ; ‘ r- MeN \\e \ \,| the company.’ the City Counselor Because of th: ' Se Se a * yyy declares, ‘without any books or ree : ; | Rr _ humor, sung to the tune of a bugle Re Ome oe ords; uncorroborated, given in the On Connorized Word Rolls RE ty ! Wall Paper from th | : 4 Aes ee Me LE A most general and latitudinous terms = ase ; a “re wees. . call. Written by Sergeant Irving * ‘a oe ' ee, No analysis is made of the assets: no Smiles, 90c qe xg S Re | ’ : closing tw oteu is of las Berlin, U~ S. A., if you please—and Sy Nad ‘s a ie os i eontract is submitted = to the cost little as one-half and less of material or what is received for _— sung by Arthur Fields. On the back BONY. — ary Secpreducts. itel piiinant ovibuees . is submitted to support the appiica . . 4 5 bd j 00 Vel _ is “‘Let’s Bury the Hatchet—in the Yj oa amennhane tinh eoelba Je e our ‘ K ; , h d 99 A2?617—S85c \ 7 . statement in a law suit. It would be .; ; fs alser s cad. d sae ny \\\WVA : is fair for a Court to render judg- oating 3 N\A \} ment on an opening statement as for \\ \ the commission to render judgment upon this statement, evial, : Counselor Daues points out that ‘he city has permitted the gas com- ‘pany to reduce the number of B. T. es wide, beautiful Silvertone at! @ = Y l".’s in its gas for the purpose of ex- Oating; just one bolt in sale; , | > ) tracting toloul for Government ex- lue; vard at R208, s" 6 bd 9? y) plosives manufacture He declares _ . — ie RQ m1 es ‘ e easons that the savings to the company was Storm Serge, $1.49 great and has not been acknowledged es wide; in navy blue and : “Ly ye . oo in any figures give to the commis- purgundy, plum and Russian ‘* ; re ANS wee es OTL sion. In this connection he points Mes ‘+ o. »* / 4 ’ Urings Memories, Fight for Gis) ere ; Sh: a i Re? no Beautiful Papers fv: r ever: room in the Uncle Sam, The Song of the y uv" BB: “4 ; [ house and every house in Ih. , ¥, alse each, 85c; er et Musie. 10¢ g a i handsome borders to mateh. ome yer per copy. A lot of dem: see these, Values upto $l elosed out at onstration rolls for 10c Kies $90 27¢ 18¢ 14e 11c 8c Ge 4c Sold with borders only " 7 ; —-—- ON SALE ON THE Extraordinary Sale of RR Coie FRAY 50c voutar Women’s Sweaters |‘\ ca... COATS—SUITS Samples ee EN DRESSES " Women’s and misses’ Be / OPS anaas Jom | Sweater Coats. Shetland } tra ——— ijt ¢ > City, e ar "Ss ? ut that th it: Which pays the ree ins 1 sd mis wool and wool, silk fiber, 1a A ea ts aF s "Geati and Deeusas of exceptional ene fancy and plain knit, in all Speoyso hey) yey "| Oy ee A ' Many beautiful the newest and best colors fh Baty) WEN \ D) SPR peeees | modem, mane * . , ee ' . Vf ; ‘* i ow YS of the season, Copen., rose, Aggies PEF cme Oxtord, turquolse, Kelly ' | vreen, cardinal and purple, pr 1 |) aes fl if A al & Pn with large sailor or roll > ie . coollars, pockets, belt and : bP, eee bite a i fi sushes, : TON: ~~. A an “S fj () ' a cS NH ; ‘v ‘ : 2 - gas company a price for gas that Wool Plaids, $1.00 aD ee One of those rare ballads whose aati HOS contel Gal Gasesaee ee oe wide; in beautiful color a yy ] d rf > has never undertaken to break its rs for separate skirts or chil- io VK Mare | exquisite meioay 1S a JO) OTCVCT. diakinant thaws ua Uresses, Bais company, s Cam bell through its application, seeks to ab- 00 Taffeta, $1.00 gig ay by a] so — its a on rates with the ride; splendid quality; ivory allie urT, In tru y magicé Cc vied hese ‘Cente Mean affeta Silks, for wedding , se, “¢S } | . : } psy Narmony. On the other side] 1S the ee PG a Hep “hes hie ve A * F beautiful ‘*‘Waters of Venice,’ were made to allow the company to . = make a reasonable return for $40- with new words. A2616— 85c. 000,000 of stocks and bonds,” the brief recites. “This staggering sum . —— - | — Se 4 Saatire atting Rugs . seems almost fatulous when it is re : : nembered tha this commissio! Sortn > ‘ } ; ient o high-grade . found that $60,000,000 was the prop : Matting It UES, ©£iz7e Qx}v: om © | ; ' ¥Y Zioral, medallion ce rs 1918 erty value of the transit Company re- allover cently held in judgment by this ns: ex- 3 tm et COM Mission ‘ ; “,* in, ih ee My an The City Counselor attack and shades: ~_———_—_——_——— liere wT SKI rts t hi: 1 oo 7 ‘ $5.00 values, in ae mereerize cd “a fy fT } 1! made with gathere: ha KA, yy ‘ kets — | ft NT ey te y oe \ " a { i - 4 4 a-F ; * . a ) “ } i Ht My Bist &, - vi : yt . TTA rot tah : rate 1 A ” » s ag 4 . > & 8 ; . : If f ’ : . ' na he 7 . .** Se 3: ™~y * j | eit Trimmed, Si /t'sS ne "98 elt Pa” | | ee ' mi 4! ee ¢ to ow. specin 8 a ; * a 7 v ; e*ay a t/a it? {)j ' 1: ‘ : }i7) } Tbery ‘ rm 4 P, * aneled ide: BLEACHED TOWsEewe 15¢ i berg lciee. , ird , . Black Chiffon Sisieticis Sheets Taffeta Double bed size: made of 5 $1.25 | MEN'S COLLARS, 19.1 Men's Sweaters, $7.25 y ) Digs! bec pat Statement that the company now y compelled tO pay S$? 14,800 miore eo rfgy =) F Nkvl ONSET ¢ (he gas oll than it has in the past. ae loorcovering e “ft B nds > sa ne iY Ay | points ut that greater quantities of Sones high - grade Neponset u 1 ert O Ys > ; Lif oy oil are put into the gas for the pur- wate rproof Kloorcove ring, = AK, tie er ; %, - Pi: , - ak pose of ge tting a wreater extraction With the wax-fin ‘ ‘ Ba. Fete Ty | | Bet i atel ‘ back; worth $1.00 % 17. t Ee al . bay : . TE aecae |.) of toluol and that this fact and not gtg Vard: Krid: iV eC Pp f ie a . cm if it a Ine reased nprices is responsible for Magli: e F y 4 4% ; F sta oii i} ess ' hide E 4° the increased oil item. tie points _ ino eum k h b h } , i ‘ A. be i out further thatdit Is reasonuble to Special Felt Lino- Bac up t e OYS overt ere t 10SC ete - : oe ie ; suppose that from the increased oj! in «ass ae pat } AO) | Retna esa) [1 me mn — mpanvy derives ar extra spec! “AD —-_ cones Te : sent meee Nightshirt $1.29 Heavy Union Suits a ill © 3 ‘lace trim me thee mg ! 8 ir 8 oA ra KY xi On 134 yng * ee a ar 19 $ 7 F } Women’s Laun- =i fhe: dered Collars | Heavy Union Suits, FE 30 Boys’ Union Suits” Lhe 2 Men’s flannelette Women's; ribbed fleece.... thy, , (;o00d heavy (if extra nde \ linen ‘lectric power and that t now is ‘« Wint a a. ' : } | SOME Ij) i k ( > . j ier W “olit " ribbed —made in France? Ask any Columbia Dealer to play it for you. seeking to compel its gas consumes card (A | hp . ney D5e Men's Win ai ite, Fr otal for io make wv re deficit My Little Gypsy Wanda Lewis James A 2618 rit | Sane at Sanande Charles Harrison {ioin 85¢ lle refers to the Heavy hhed ’ ‘iT ASL LLL ILIA LR RT eA ridayv, ” for FLAT HAND PURSES Men’s Underwear, —-ORe Women’s Underwear, Hoe eal grain Reig in, si] lined: tyles of leather: special C Heavy ribbed fleece... $4.98. $23.49, $1.98 - .) O07 Od of ‘ofits j The Yanks Are At It Again Arthar Fields and Peerless Quartette A 2620 8 60,000 tC prot In We Don’ t Want the Bacoa, What We Want Is a Picce of the Rhine ig i Ole mys treasury, which Peerless Quartette divided when, he says. it be De Molay eemnnocs mee Naval Reserve Band { ane ae arent last year that the Suprem: Inmvercargi : a in al ae sie Lee P A 2615 aie vas about to ue an orde a liga Miaiions 7 Aetegere } Guido Deiro al ag 2Se ‘ermitting the city to serutinize the y Cal? DAanV Ss books : : d . adions! lectin Sweatman’s Original Jazz Ban { ree ae ate z ' ge Those Draftin’ Blues : — , m.- 2 wenny aid me MADANY “NOt Ths Oh! You La! La! Wilbur C. Sweatman’s Original Jazz Ban { in appiy for a reduc tion in rates so that Intreducing: I Want Them Back Again the cons&imer might have been abl lleavs ritybed \ eate i » 59c, 698c, 75c $1.00 to $1.50 Up to pn Axminster Rugs| CURTAINS | LINOLEUM oat wuld 15 :, ould} it be bought Ne fresh } thread Not- sh 2 als Iso, scr m and Votle srthodse ge + ag ane ay 9x12 $15. 00 LINOLEUM RUGS h = a ea ae li ea, a — ea ¢ ~~ TT ~ Lad ae tas iS sae: a. 3s to u absorb that Surplus arning :” * - on SR A6 Blue Rose — Waltz | eee node Nona Waltz s na li2zin - "St. as Councillor Daues asks f E 2922 Why Puppc ireus Organ Beogehee ne} Cc ciesisics (10ia. 65s owed to remain so that Columbia Grafonolas New Colambia Records on Sale the 10th and 20th of every month mer migh: nao peasy nara by Aeninee a COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONE COMPANY, New York year get back som Period Models @p te $2109 Wwhieh the company pra ‘ ai es ‘ } > are rrevaiiink + luded in tn . HEAL ECONOMY was rhe this amount a1 : i = 00 " ry jjers Ma 4 i { a | ; . . , " ‘ . wre . Ving fey ‘ a4 Ae sh ‘ ‘) ” 2 " } , ? A i. : Pree TDS TIMMINS sommmission comsider wherion rte ece EL 8 S| vrosperous witty company tick business, rich in surplus earning i | } nould not he asked to make Sone $11,951 | Fata seat at at at att tat atte at leaded tee at t aa Py es Suits, oO Coats barge: iin: ality rm) Hay ewest eteles F (Vooats. & to 8. Sults ¢ {to 8. sacrifices in this time of general sac- rifice Does it not seem proper that cc a a ee amperuommiabaonauan siaieinteciiteunietalatiningluiiepiaeabaueinemaiaasiiibiia eee a cals van | Se 4 Felt-Top Mattresses boards, Tih ’ . = Fe tire proof p i ee a ‘overed wit! rt florn ' ng the PAs with wringer: 0" $8.50 Domes: art “i $10 Dome: fy! r? > rioen-~ 2 in ner Buy 4th Liberty Loan Bonds nade G for'nas 0° $4.8 winner set $8. 50 Felt Mattress Handpainted r.\ ‘hy 4 : » * met } WASHINGTON mas packiuges for Ameri: @®@®OGGO6 ©: (hina Lemonade 100 Inverted aan ieee ; , : ‘ + eee: +) - + +? Pye ' mt / ‘ ° } Pes : i + A us 3S : ; ic s+7?* s'rong 5a ers: ‘\orfolk « vie: (oxford and khaki; dress shoe or sehool shoe, 26-in. Perenles; lights all sizes: special und 46 darks ren 36-in. Shirting Per- ecules; every vard anle for sale in our nant oe. € he: ight fro pert t ; ——— a 35 ja! aan chee :, base Bargain 00 be OF. 2] i tase ment er yard Isase ment ———] ee ences | beur the the pro. in which the camp is situated izes ire to be addressed to Ware. house Atlantic Division American Hui It will be a pleasure to show them to you. Service Bags, $1.19 heas vy black corded BRengaline contrasting lining See Window Display . 1? * f for this handsome REID SHOE CO Gray Kid Boot, with ' —— ewe e han d-welt sole and leather heels, Er TNO O0000000000 0000 LLL LLC Washington Av. |jiilil!/IIIJIIIIIIIIIIINIINNIIINII Red Cross, fast Fifteenth street, New York City The name and address of the ender and the words “Christmas Jc Silk Gloves, 59c quality, double tip, pure -Silk li} sizes; black or white. nackage for American prisoners of war” should appear on the package which will be forwarded free of charge . . ? (Basement) ment) TUR EVEL - LUPE LOLOL LULU Le es So TT. ee) 2) ee et oe ee te be bed ball Lal Oe Oe ~ : CTU ELE ee oe RAR A aaa a mata aont? = er oe -” Te Le Lad Lad Call Vek Vad Pad Bad bad Bad bat Bat Bue 4

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Decent wv. tras 6 ee ee ee ae one ——— ee WIN WAR FIRST, THEN TALK PEACE, IS ROOSEVELT'S IDE -— -_ ——————— Belleville Miner - Buried. William Jr. of Belleville, of the killed in the Boatman miners @i- - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH —- —»-_————- _ » BARGES ON LAST LEC OF — 4 eS agama ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH - a ee THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10. 1918. i plosion at Royalton, Ill, was buried ' ta ss Ste ca | in Walnut Hill Cemetery yesterday. Colonel, Speaking of President's Note, Is Opposed to Peace Par- ~ ley With F-enemy. | ’ . , |} By the Associated Press. _ ree EVE Tie’? | OYSTER BAY, N. Y., Oct. 10.—| 7 ; oa ee ae Col. Theodore Roosevelt made the, . ‘ j . i ry 5 — - 7 ) better than advertised ~ | following statement last night on| Nokomis and Tow Given Hearty | President Wilson's response to the| Welcome on Lower Missis- ; German peace proposal: f aa | “Four days ago, and again, and | SIppr on Initial Movement. again prior to that time I said that est. safest, most san‘- ‘oom, tary hair restorative. [| + |} jes x % Notadye, rotaticky, || _,. faint 3 .% and positively willnot | | “*¢tement Austria and Turkey: unqualifiedly adhere. ‘$ Easily diseolv d tn a little w: ter m @sused, At all druggist: 50c, or ecut directin plain wrapper. _ WEVER-TEL LABORATORIES CO. “6 Dept’ Keesas City, Mo. , tion, sole Personally I believe aim should be to win the d iwon. ‘this war ought to be fought through ‘until we secured the unconditional | surrender of Germany and her vassal To this | [i The United States steamboat Noko- |age the fighting end of the combina- | that our | war, | and not to discuss peace terms with | Biven a |the enemy until the war has been | Steamboats By a Staff Correspondent of the Post-Dispatch. tOUGE, La., Oct. 10.- BATON fae stain th~ mostdelicate || fear that President Wilson’s latest | mis, making the initial trip of the Beem Skin. No extras to Ji ann: ceme rill be treated as : , . announcement wi e treated as an ae ‘ - . cee buy. no muss, oo red- §/.:..,. a I’nited States barge line from S8t. ie. dis’. tints toannoy. Put f |)" Vitation to further note-writing. | Pup in delicately 1 “The effort to fight and to nego- | Louis, is between Baton Rouge and |tiate at the same time is apt to dam- |New Orleans, completing the last leg of her 1200-miie trip. it*rom the Louisiana line on south she has been noisy welcome by passing and by levee camp whistles. is scheduled to = ar- The Nokomis WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS ‘Ss YB 4 SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES An Amazing Sale of $7 and $8 Boots $ Ss BROWN AID [ GRAY KID COCOA CALI BLACK ALD A wonderful array of the season's latest stvle successes in all leather or with harmonizing cloth tops plain toe or smartly perforated tip effeets. Choose from covered French Louis, slender leather Louis or the new leather Mal- tarv heels. All sizes and widths in each style. In the Subway—$5 Boots Brown, Gray or Black from stender plain toe, straight tip or wing hid vamps with cloth top to mateh All sizes from 2/5 to 8, widths most wonderful values of the ( hoose leather Louis or the new Military heels tip patterns. Brown and pray have —black come in all kid or aJl gunmetal. B to I. Button Shoes FOR GIRLS—Patent or The SPuSON., For Girls! For Boys! gunmetal; verv attractive and serviceable—all sizes from lite to 6. FOR BOYS metal Shoes that look neat, fit well and vive real ser\ Ri. Sturdy (sun ice--all sizes from |] to o For Girls! Lace Shoes For Boys! oe These snappy-looking Lace Sioes of English last are just the the smart thing right now for dressed girl or boy choice of gunmetal or patent; girls’ sizes from I1'y to 2 and Doves Si 70'S ] to > a an Ry S » Sh . irst Step oes for Babies In viet kid or patent leather with dull kid or white canvas tops; very soft, flexible hand 25 turned leather soles: . SIZES | to ys exception ai values at. erwe . _, ea “he a, wan ae noon to- St. Louis rive in New Orleans about day. The Nokomis left | Sept. 28. A hearty welcome is assured he-r there, according to telegraphic dis- patches from the New Orleans of- fice of the barge line to the boat. Banks and wholesale and = “reta.. ‘houses have taken great ing space in the New Orleans news- | papers announcing the’ celebration 'officially welcoming the boat. | Formal Ceremonies Saturday. | These ceremonies will be held a‘ (3 o'clock Saturday afternoon. Mayor Behrman will speak, and it is lable that Gov. Pleasant also will be ‘at hand. These ceremonies are somewhat dependent upon the in- fluenza situation. | The i without mishap. Cairo the channel was ifeet and still cutting Ceeper. From Cairo to Memphis the reading w%s from eight to 12 feet: from there on deeper water was encountered every- where, except in a shoal in the bend of Island No. &2. Capt. A. J. Hiner, master of he never had seen the live pilots Krom St. a good eight | Nokomis, said river in better condition are on the Nokomis on this trip. Ex- il for Tuesday night and night Nokomis run day- that men post i'themselves thoroughly on | conditions. The Mississippi ithe pilot ‘says, is a new river trip made over it, and Rees V. ] ; ici = has only bys these ithe ‘light so could present Pixce . Liver, of St. Louis, superintendent of the service, is taking no chances of @dis- ‘aster by running with pilots unac- 'quainted with the channel. Cities Want Formal Trip. Cities along the river Nokomis is used for mail i'grams, were disappointed und tele- a _ } ‘ ; advertis- | ' prob-| The malady has | | i made its appearance in New Or-| leans, but its extent is not alarm- ing. ! Nokomis’ first trip was made} Wilson Louis to} | the | wish to. that! consider chall see it if tney the world still tlemish which makes them Ta 2 . ahead als rushed other men as inferiors-—W“‘ Sna-t @ | which est we the deceiv: Germanys : —Oor rather on ; | 4 President Wilson | other Centra] Allies as if he ; d aw (if isolates Irom pre VY tv ‘sidered the latter as already « COT- | } with the fear of the entente. see it. It is for Prince Maximilian | din a bd - . , ** - if the Germans designs are hon- of Baden to speak. | oe | Pee | | ’ | - rene vivini Sars rt Wes tines JUGGe William L. Chambers — s ad "Jost Right and Show | “Saturday Evening Post” matic Skill. Contains a Full-Page Diamond T Truck Commissioner United States Board of Mediation and Conciliation at Washington PANTS, Oct. i Keone Vivian Recommends Nuxated [ron dent Wilson’s reply to Prince Max}- AS A TONIC AND RESTO RATIVE Zi 4» (oedetpamley ‘SAYS HE REGARDS IT AS A REMEDY OF THE HIGHEST MERIT e reply 1s we Amed, ; tong Judge Chambers is at present Commissioner of | By the Associated Press Savs. lind it “4 _ F tytn te ate } he ae Lee ye: ep ee at a ok RON ah Ls oy arene ae Mn REE EONS ot ee SR i ea SIRE " Tron is absolutely neces ‘come too soon it would have per-; aid ee : eal Z A i mitted tha Cc “ _ | sary to enable your blood to | the United States Board of Mediation and Con nnouncement 1m ( re ermans ) t it a ing Basra l int dy t : ciliation at Washington. This board was or an q ‘was not born of wise meditation. — : eh 2 Retomphages ized by Act of Congress for the settlement of | A Nationally Advertised Product oe ai OV T? } 1} Oo. Vrnant ‘ a4 . . 7 - a A ~ s- ad it Qéen sent too ‘late it migBt] oat your food merel¥ panse ‘* strikes, wages and labor disputes. ete , : : Pat x ae i 4 ‘},« . ‘ : ; j S oar i . ‘ ’ Y » % Oey | have given them the impression tha’ through you without doing Chambers was appointed as Chief of thi at A Nationally Know Tl | roduct ip © t] > : livided you any good. You don't | by the President and his nomination was con- | & }.° ; ry . . q . ° ° . body, even in Germany. | forty or fifty, jia the ab STLIATION. AE See ‘This Splendid Advertisement. : In Simple Skill. —_ , hag gg He veil lt UM ‘ hah, ve g Ski ee | this is not thrown at the enemy like a! ak tac a fe eae WO-LE Vth - Be patriotic Oo ree our in ss Side Ol oe at Fes n - . E 2 challenge. It cannot be answered but Ls een KOIMmg O01 , C one! and spread of Hair or Fuzz . . , onths Vithout t +. | by an attitude which wil] illuminate | enetll from 4a! 6s & |Germany’s good or bad faith ana eee on eee eal 3 " ) Reatis . a a san Sige =f i, tate ] eo ‘il IN Us { | il ide Lottie tabie is complete wit , M1¢ h will prove Ta) the world if CyVy- | enadaors my - i i I s if | . ! iT t ' és rider da paces of delatone, for wi ‘cerityv ins 4 “e — a 9 ue ‘ ta \) i ‘ Nai or uZz can be quickly ban me siti a d the proposa ndes (Seer : e . real Ly | D rt Gordo une . from the skin To remove hairs pe i} la ION. Siates . Mig J LI nsoy ’ ’ { 4 ‘ ‘ 3 : “ ee eth bg ne pig a 4a it’s ali right! pr oe the ae % ished, Ghen'h wd : vanilla ' a a -* ae . om ane ie sk rashed, when it w 4 ture will rest on the « entral Enmipir ADDN found free from hatr or blemi Sure you get genuine delatone —ADYV, = . = every | Downs | where the that no} istop was made for ceremonies appro- | ipriate to the reopening of the Father of Waters. Secretary Haley of the Memphis Chamber of Commerce said he would endeavor to get the Federal manage- ment to make a special formal trip before cold weather sets in. Mer- chants at Vieksburg, Miss... and at: Helena, Ark., also are looking for- ward to such an oceasion. Coincident with the arrival in Bat- on Rouge of the Nokomis, the steam- | boat New Orleans, also under con- | trol of the barge line, arrived over | ithe Warrior River laden with 1000 ‘tons of coal. Other colliers are be- ing taken over on the Warrior River to supply fuel to the Crescent City, therefore this coal has moved large- lly by rail. From present ‘leans is as keeniy ” the fact that re-establish Mississippi as a carrier, The river men themselves f-el that 9% the Government cannot make the project zo with $9,000,000 behind it, that it will indications New awake as St. now is the time to freight louis never Lo }? (". Casanas, acting president of the! Néw Orleans Association of merce, is arranging this end Stream to co-operate with St. in keeping a service on after the war. Com- of the Louis the river Special. Our 81 Box Contains 50 faney cosmos. Grimm & | Ady. INFLUENZA IN. PRACTICALLY EVERY SECTION OF COUNTRY Malady Reported in 350 Illinois ‘Towns—100 Cases in Springfield, Mo. and 259 New in Kansas City. ‘ ‘ (zor, ' - Ones Iv the Associated Press WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. influenza has spread to every part of the country. New cases of influenza reported at army camps totals 138.605. There is an increase in pneumonia cases, with ~s42 reported. The 820 deaths make i total of 6543 in the e; epidemic started lust Spanish practically Lmps since the month, Camp Kan new influenza case: pneumonia Grant is 201. ' It is estimated in reports that there l‘unston, reports 1426 The number of reported at Cases Camp are 100,000 cases of influenza in New Jersey. Report from 3590 = Illinois towns tell of the disease there. Two hundred and fifty-nine new cases and nine deaths are reported from Kan- kas City. The disease is re ported in Sspringtield and Nevada, Mo... with 400 cases in the former city. Cor: gressman P. D,. Decker of Joplin } his home, BRITISH WAR-TIME SHOES HER= influenza at Samples of British war time shoes | have just been received by the loca} office of the Bureau of Foreign and Domestic Commerce, 40° Third Ni- tional Bank Building, from the i"nit- ed States commercial don. They ples of what the attache in Lon. repre Sentative Rani- British Clovern is producing because of a searcity of AaArTe ment materials and ri The Kritish producing one-third of the total en: ing (;0vernment prices nut of footw ear in England upoeNn standard specification The whole ,B8ale and retail prices are fixed by the Ciovernment. and range fr oO] $1.87 to $6.39 4 Cig 610-612 Washington Ave. “The House of Courtesy” LL. Ackerman 113 Fashionable Suits } Manager ; \ eat Just Purchased by Our Alert Buyer! Made to Sell for $45, $55 and $60 { | —While They Last, & Fur-Trimmed Choice Tailored Fe: Following Materyials: Silvertone ot wm 2 ge Broadcloth Tricotine, Oxford, Ls, Velour Velveteen The “one-ot-a-kind” type of Suits, in sizes for both women and misses. A full range of the season's best colors and style teatures. » * hey ‘ a mee te get acu ae Sena te 4 Fae pss BD eceast a i — ‘e - o Fal 4 eae * ie +> Ns a The woman in search of a Suit will find no better opportunity this season. With getting scarce and advancing in cost, a chance to buy ata REDUCED figure should prove decidedly welcome news Needless to say, the “early bird” will get the best selection, as the quantity 1s so limited. CVn men mmo prone prone orm Irmnen tyrone yen looney F fine materials 4! ee ee RED CROSS WANTS USE OF AUTOS: Footed tor Cee Voluntet tu for the cole bectior af clot x f : Un pppoe is “ Pahic — 1. sciaty pre : | and on ala] in Red ¢ ; have been di. yerte lt tf i infliuern«@, —_ SCHMITZ Fase In Our 28th A Boys 2-P. - Great Values at 489 [ Sa big thing to be able te ‘ fer two-pants suits at a price thi yooud ' materiais——newest 8 els with buekle belt, side poe and tf Oo puirs of full lined knie i toa vi | Boys’ Raincoats j With Rain Hats tea and wray double tex- 4 ftire | iinproof cloth with sfrapped an ementedé« ‘7 ' mn hat > match ‘ be ~ | mien. $365. ‘Sweaters a sweat? r: with ir and two side pocket Ley et i ee $] 2 Boys’ Knickers M Alot of biue hard-wWweartt “ere e full cut and lined “~1Ze¢ io | ? a t%» ids kriday omnis i “) ’ b- 4 at vou see it in a Sehmil HMITZ Good-Loo Thal will ais / SPT DO lov’ pr on Vit ' at ' o an hhotihieed SiiOe CANCE 80 i bicel pi Pit? Ta) ay (ios byes Stiartness; The ats = Saemcs 60a os OS ba C, () = : | te

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ST. LOLS POST-DISPATCH - / THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1918. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH we —_—_ y Pte i al - eee i LLL — Se ee eee — a ee FRENCH PRELATES COMING HERE a etence-astnenrecnmnmntiommeeneeen " of a car will be given [ City News in Brief ‘AED CROSS WANTS USE OF AUTOS Will Attend Golden Jubilee of Car- needed for Culincthis of Clothing instructions at headquarters > bated — . io @ lor Belgians. Ulive street, which may be reached ; renee ainal Gibbons in | OST, Oct. 20, . ‘4 ; ‘ — } *¢ ‘r T? oy 9 we ea ‘ i \ ae " ‘ l¢ , r vail ; : *. ’ . . Voiunieer auto TrvVvice : : CC lnrough Ited Cross leiephones, docar is, 4 c , 4 ea a es / a ; . ’ ; stl mi i thins f I’ i : eo ¥ ™ Th licatic ’ . or t mn : " as ; rt ross dey lielf i es i ifluenmsea. i> > sal 4 ; tig Srycy ft . t ‘ +i n ' . 4 = ~iites ‘ s' vd Ss are LOT COlles¢ Lion i J ; >is os ak ‘* ’ Ne stead € , PARIS Te sd i \ | \Ionsi : i 7 : ; . s , . : 4 % 2 + - ac IS re ODS ns an i " ' ‘ rt . ’ | ples . ‘ _ ' sii ‘ ii je } | : ' . hii rhaot more than 14.0086 Poumas yj jg Wait ‘ } le ‘ . - | ; r j —. mpeviousiy avaliab! ars and trucks Clothing, hats and shoes, whereas the ———— ‘CoNTM IS jfoNS i 3 at * : ‘ , “7 > 5 ‘ 4 . “ot Pie’, . , RH a” , : + we , in Red ("7 service haya heen dj. quota allotted to the chapte ris 20. AR ATS ’ Sis j : i! ' : Eokees 2! a : ; ‘ im Se tor tm tne lle lr agenine yf lrpecn-- tii 7 rae ASUC | Ponto 4 aa —" P Fai af tit ! ‘ [ denboe ~ ; eS Fasiri' . . a " - - ote ~~ . : “ > verter | odessa oor pounds. gers (enilisied)— Robert Le panne Josephine Arand, 57, 2443 Gasconade, carei ONLY $1.00 CASH Sam Sure, quick, pleasant relief from Indigestion Pain, Lt mr artermaster (en- J. W. Vernon, 2 m am ©, Brenda ty ine 52.00 « Weds Tet One ON Gas, Acidity, Heartburn or Dyspepsia. , , , ] Yersiue, KF ITs wit se Par amiats, esas Saas ; nic ? ’ : ' Siento ++} re | at , ‘ i ] ‘ ‘ mac f gir? d i i i ‘ zat ; : > ered) ‘ Lick ie ‘ ~ ” > er? . ’ ‘ er] " . b pr _ Ae " . . A. MOO . Gi atic Are Aipfti . } t co, : I ror hy 4 e > ISI ry row - ede 4 ; d - ’ 4 La : et, ria .2? } ' »1 - . rif 1c: i rthe la , _ - . ,* } i OU P i ay “ ‘ } \ ry ' : ; ’ . - , ‘ ‘ ‘ ; ’ ‘ , ylievar] il ’ . ‘ { } msists of Lyp ( a tiraf ' ‘ , ‘ ; a ‘ ¥ / ’ ‘ it ' ‘ ‘ a ’ ‘ ’ , 4 ata «A ‘ , rT fle TT :: oo " ? i? ing Post’’ —* “her si in? " ‘ “ . ® 3 es , , . ‘ lé © T) ‘ ; . . 4 eet “ym VA OF er hd Yt . el sted 4 aif. Cit Cis hi i . Pa ‘ é . .oc=s . . ‘ ers at ry és ’ , * ‘ = . : i 4 rf a ‘ a Shoot . ta - eye. . + "i ~- 7 ae tee”. toe! . } , ‘ \ " ‘ ' - if ‘ ‘ iy) . Ll a oe -* ‘ Je + bas ° re, P a - pea”. . se Ag ¢eanter.* ~~ 1; ‘ ’ ’ : l¢ ’ rs rial, ( ‘ i ‘ , ‘ ’ fryt ‘} +} . ° . e ¢ 40% Rh AA Port. ’ ; a “* . Gs» on Ay .* eo oh AY. ié ‘ : I ; ' “on ‘ , oredy on - ‘ i i : } j j ‘ er ‘ »* see AF 4 . J ‘ + é : = ‘ ‘ J - ‘ ee i. °. ier. Mat —. ‘ . ce - 5 . . i ae ‘ a ; S ; ea are ere i «i ‘a ‘ , a . 3°. , ‘ ws a4- a mS ‘* ‘ ’ rs § Ss ‘ ; ‘ j i , j ; ’ " { 4 * et Y*? a he oof PY , -r- *ee*,° A werk a tt ‘ ‘ . ‘ - ‘ ‘ -iaeia : P . * ’ ’ , ’ 7 ‘ . : ° 3 . ss 4. “* ‘ "ied at ei? ‘ ‘ oi’ cj} at 4 .". = ' , 4 ‘ . i . .* , N e*e*e* ‘ stL® tiers m Fie : . ‘ T — , 4 tA mri ‘ " . — . P ; 4 . ° . ° be, ‘ r : ; , LT « é | cs i ; | ~ , P > _ . ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ 7 f ‘ ) . ; ps A » o! ‘ ais | ) } tj . ‘ ‘ 4 [*, 7 ioe ' 4 ‘ i No Intevest Charged oe ~~ —e . : moment vou 4 ie oe op fee 2 ae es pe ee otae EEN, ses cp in orien er a ds A ' —----- --- saa: os se . wii one ae “ October Player Rolls ~ 4 ' at d + | et ‘ r two, all : i EOE EE We sieges De Tt POLICE ITEMS +. Honahan, 60, 6th and Morgan: pn i ii Men aa, iat Ry ef | ne indigestion, gases, ) | Hessing, Ci), 170) N. 16th; a 3 : Records Rolls — incladi cfd ak i . pain, acidity and Divers Seckhing Boy's Body in Quarry. | §@ ' r ‘seOrsi 51 e X 4 tomach distress ends ent In Our 28th Anniversary Sale Te anew gchemes to de-| | Sn mrE Doers conducted by | ae een ae mo em — 7 an rane meee of the Truck. § * ¢ 4 acs , SB pe vila se nt t. ) Pp olice Court on gam- | : gine $i SHE f ' 5 f ae. ys." . | | Borate ; Se SSESeESy Fos Cee eeaaaae fi as: ; "ye beTo . zd % \. . %j RX | " GOLD USED IN MAKING CROMWNS Agee n and 5-Ton ; 3 ys n ' a“ ace t I Was ela ole n rt burg) lare in the ofthc "42 North Fourteenth stre: Oj Robert KO ‘his pplendid Truek, ‘a qT 4 al me sine Z i . pan ‘ f] . re } ece ‘ , 4 : _2& auickly banished for bovs-—-sizes a ee ee on Ma ae ; lo remove _haira yeu BT 26 9°" Wrids eae ee oe 5 enough of the cover the obl\ee- his should be left on : ’ . ~ minutes, then rubbed Boys Knickers Boys | Riouses skin washed, w hen it will be . | larl from hatr or blemish. \ j tif dark eolor d er Be * penne of blue hard-w ing P you get Kenuine delatone.—ADV. serge—full « ut 4 a M - ham prays and lined-—-sizes S1ZesS b vi Ye o 18—Fr ° ay special at ' ‘el reper an P gat ‘a + ; ’ i ia . ’ ran y ivin ae } >1 ray ve : ’ i} > ‘ as ' iSsion t} nited , ; ° ’ iday onl = ‘ vesteriia , . 5 ‘ ; . ‘ ° ti » ’ i “” ’ >T i! I ré ‘* » @ Lo \\ ashing Uil : Pe ’ : Pa yi if ’ (Ti yt ] {i> ’ ? t ' er ‘ ~ dott ‘ eT ‘ 7 , and Young Men’s Ourtesy ” * v4 | ’ \ 5 ‘ : ne ha : ; i ‘ 7 . ’ + ‘ a - 9 ’ ; , t\ 3 > - , - ai : Oe Con ws | ‘ Bs ' Wg ; ijn ; PRA a ' ” a i ' a i \ ‘ THRE is OYA, ITT: SEVERAL here pei RS am P Pt Vy \ se . > re “a ¢ ) i ‘ ie , at oe? ¥ , 4 y, ; 4 tt > 2 > 7 ‘ . x Ev ' “+4 \ 4 >OruUsSté > , semyp “A - ere © } y + a ¥ 7 . . Bite ety J 2 . ve Ca S to uy se Dos bOF van x wn , Re gis x Ng ‘ * , .* ~*~ 4, . Ye . , + _ j ‘ " A a4 ; hs a 4 ; . é ) i. es: SS eas j , 2 re | iT), ~ i i ; ~ ,1é ‘ 14 ” o¢ . : ef , 7 ” ; ; a7 i } . > ’ 2 14 1.4 : i , ‘ i - ae : ; >. , . * A Ny ‘A. , > ° ; 7 4, ‘ 7} j ve / ae. : . ni a : it “ “fs es - ’ 2 ‘ ers ae : ry) rA r? OP , hoa ' . s \s . : | hh / ft . - oose back—single or double breasted olan te cobemred if tn tired ow A ies ey as ‘9 oo el] line ij i] ' ‘ ws ~ abeb Tt) ti) * 1a %y f ne ne | ] ae ‘ report ,? t ‘ ; . A aeee. "ae ; : > i staf aithouga the % nal jun ( Sf values O61 ie season at $9.,.. me fence and disappeared after the shootin OLCe : mae YOU SCC wood Sehmits & Shroder ad—it's TRUE, at 2 Lt, OF MRS. ISABELLE KING S. E. Cor. Eighth and Washington Av. mints Asian Y ais m .. | Be | - Ome home’ ra ults and $60 7 , 5 heviots brown, green and gray iix ' + tu half belts—plain form fitting or CURIOUS how things hap- TT said to mvself, “Im going to | Marriage Licenses v ) mys : pen. It was Tuesday wher have a part inthis war. l’m not go- Births Recorded vou went adway, Vou Tre ie tO spend another hour ot hiv | 3 if hat a machine can Se Roe ROE, CC miember: and lor TWentv-two Vvears life 1 doing Wilat Se 4 i leSaAaAY us bee \ 1); ine cl: y. le) sap I’m erolnyg to HyiE\ \le- Burial Permits | | (| 2 I " rf C2 Ph Lin +5 i 3 es ig . | 1 sat and thought, and pieked up Kinney Butter-Nut Bread. thines that were vours, and— MARRIAGE LICENSES, | Lhe . i! ; , rn ar 3 heut 1] baad “So now T’ve more tine, doe, to Ho never mind about that. | Jus And ti te 1 a" : rite to vot. Ata Time To write TO couldn ft eet mv nund on baking: ns = se | l we Vour ole pals, I: rollity, Pom ana the Stmmn2o0 mono oO S2GI08 OO Co , diel Whlielh Tt Was too late ‘ , ' ' ies The «¢aorner anid bowels ve Viele ' butter, Nit Ang Ive mone time or omy knitting secks and sweaters tor thie let Rea (ross, heenuse i] night he cold winter. Of eourse | k Ke TOr Vears: Good-Looking Sh OeS fies FP eneey i Sa \. | , | ~~ : CZ . A an | mehov set me thinkine. “nt do as pitteh as vou are ‘ “ “4 ur , on ut «the | ' k - “Ae : oy AG ‘ ae , | # ‘o.* hoe, byiit & I ee revthie to do m\ rhe «FS LI 80 09 Coe HE = ——_ srouna self: Thal will wear as good as they look. “oa These Are beoo\s prices Lo pay for such yd" Houneed Shoe CNC Henee. The styles leave hothine: to be desired ino refinement ol bhoot frond OO oo pe | vour old mother | (), @° teed, A : } | had Sper chained’ OmMV «a | stove. Baking bread, and boilin:s Joe? Meanwhile, [’m goeme dothes, and doing a dozen things time, for the rest ol the ' ; | ; Ci}? ° . 1" li}) ryi iMrN . cal as eon oD c= Oo thet c Prout. ooon Dog O98 08 0 a od see Bins RECORDED. Stnartpess: the leathers are of the Swope Standard: era eoutiuoeus ecomitort 1s assired by fine workmanship. @ ustom niedels of black alse mahowany shade. BUY MORE eur MORE ¥.S.4% ee LEERY Hos ie Conforms to US. ee Regulations ast Purity Guaranteed by the General Baking Company 68968003 63 aaa oe oe st J 80 Seer on mo Ws Soma oo ~~

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Sg ee 7 ST LOUIS PUST- DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1918. a STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH ~~ — > . met ‘= 2 — rs I NN A or =~ ® PANO A sen eee Saqeieetaamns ——— en =—=— , , - . > ‘ » 2 ESTATE “INVENTORIES FILED volved, for example, with the con-! Robbers Operate in Forest Park. Re ee TL ee . —E : . . Struction of i? ~ ¢ hoo! i? 1il@ing thi it Two armed robbers im ] orest Pat he MENA. Ark = Be " i Arnis a | f, en ury ~ cin wait til! after tixin ws . ,* . mite ? > ri wr “ held uD hiov hurge. ot i 7 i é news ; agent, was fined Si7 i.3> 33 J : ; - a1 i oe " [ss eon iit? ast rit } i j * e ' : ae: ; Senter eee oe a3 much to be drafts o Olt . street, and a young woman | : ) Gel were for se a new wngee es on Su n®' wav saad Capt. William J. Lewis, a Extraordinary Sale of pay aban were filed ester gold ei ot papers at cvads 19 to! steel an ite? srr . "ay . tm give the ° al d i] Url SUP pie ’ Whose miiyy o h rei ust da ‘ o**~ ‘ tee ‘ . _ ; . @ Yaga (a _ . . . Te ’ ‘ Billy Sunda has written to the police The couple Were ve = ?- . 2A r¢ , . Ow eee’ zlueT ' Pond . “= . i i Pol ‘ 22 , oa , Gay, qiiti ine Litv : 7 Fair’ Price. List. yeara that for the Neowt i 2 : ae cm F neat of the Jefierson Me - ——————_ @ lof an cele Ilemenw ts left per- ; I ‘ Lire Vea! ariveway se }t 21 i , ee, cae y : > . PE ein! l@ Will permit ne ew tah nacles , } 4h eobbers were searching sonal property worth $15,798.86, and Hi ko forty-fourth ofmheias “ ft ev ree r nerial, The robper Ssondai p!} vs , 3% be huilt for his services bit will ues . ’ . mn tha oirl #8 reamed at lif realts t 4179 sh aac street, Lewi price list of staple commcdi- ets sina snap tire: urge when th _~ Ta tN cA e S ¥ : F _— fing °F 4 . 1@ n S " with the St. Louis Union Trust Co. of St. Louis, follows: ‘ i qt 9 Wis : ’ x8 i ee ce ee ee r See,» * ‘ . for Friday Rietalilers'’ Casn & ( redit & ‘ A | Sas 2 ; Comrnoodity. (‘ost Car Sugar, new... .0M%,% 11 WW COM ES — i Sugar must be bought 0: 1iv from your = | Own grocer. @ectober a! me gaat is pen pounds per person CT includes O 1 j ' brown, pow dered aad wutiont> : and Sale of ver 1000 Pairs Potatoes per Ib., ®xtra fancy— '& 9 f 02% '@B1-3 .0CSS5 of Women s Fine Street Boots ’Otatoes, per li., fancy ', 7 ' ‘oot. 3 O34 | Must be sold 15 pounds to a peck. G \¢ . nee | | ray ids (| “SYRIIP lt His oc ecole i Mis fo IT'S THE BEST | | TUN Tub, Ort, perte—- Specials for Friday, Saturday and Monday ) Brown Kids Cartor 1 cent extra. | Member Ll. S. Food Administration, License No. C.02G69. Buy You And Buy aG The best heater on the market at the price. F ; ('eoinargarine— ——— ‘Look at tongue! If teverish, bil- ‘rade No. 1, per li a s : . of. | Fs | : ae PO Sa ba . Carry a Basket Like Mother Did and Save 6‘ With high cut ‘ious, constipated, take no chances, J Grade No. =, per Ib-— | O hai m tender stomach, i\ er, DOW els, Storage, per dozen ? - washing Powder bh Ob SOAP a at ae 336 - °9000000 0 —-- 42-45 45-48% ~4S-u % % I Dean'’t scold vour frettful pecvisn I'ggs in cartons, 1! cent extra. sr Iundering an 2 ‘ In cartons, 1 cent extra. ' = ‘ 3 | } } +” ‘ ’ t. } . . \e | eliild, ae ° Ad tongue is ‘ out Ad « THis } ‘oultry Springs, dresst a $ bp ; rouste . tire sf qué . 45c ' ‘ ; , . ‘ is 2 sure sign i1t8 stomach, yn. eT gud _— of e ' ~ ee iit (olden Santos Spe ‘ 4 S.5 | “>= HIS price means nothing, of course—until you inspect the oe eee re INF re ‘ av’ “ei na , : . ; owels are clogged. - ‘7 0 . | Hats we offer and examine the materials and workmanship i V list] ‘ wee a Sees eae oe So os i PEAS Eaeheort: sweet BEANS —-Delmar Club, vith . . : ‘! istiess, Pale, Teverisn ii Ot p2 ONS, SEL . :' 4 ; weet SNS in them. and look over the wouderful assortment of styles Pe 7 : h 7. - aya ity" 2s 2 uf tend: ee Pog K and in : | : . r , cold, breatn vad, throae sare, doesn ' gaes ail , ach ache, indigestion, dtarrioea, give ay 41 4} 4 ape ir Club Oats; a : collection F riday. ie os fat ORE Pe aS Se EF OO £4} Pe 6tctalt % Cheese— Longhorn “> hi + ie cae aaa | +> et a tenspoorsus S nahexsogh tptahataenion’ bend ae ‘- ‘.) , NEW a 1_ Ib. pie Piggott Guard Tobacco. . a8e ar : } 4 oy ‘ ~~ ipa al : 7a ’ 42 ‘ aoe : 3 for “ve ao of figs, and in a few hours all the Daisy .. .ceee ut 4- 4s ‘ane per Se, 1060 Large Grapefratt Sage, See S5e >. — Untrimmed Hats, Trimmings Etc.— ws ast tk tisecetine toca lht. tae B | Fancy Layer: Se, Me. | Cano Apples: per tb. Te; 10 Tbs... 35 , 23 DJ 9 { WASi @ tiv La arid peerimne ntiny PEAK 6. ; 4 0 and pike : oil; spe- tao é he ; -4-pound sack +s ; - 2 rn Zeretic French Sardines: in os price at saves a. We are showing an immense collection of new shapes black passes out of the boweis and you have $1.41-1.46 $1.51-1.57 §$1.56-1.61 . ancy stewing “Calimy rna, oO » CF te ra os er 9 1 15 “¥ a rd ] Wanted « ‘oy|e ra. rile ed p 3 P rn - } } re ( Lal Smaller lots, pe! lb. - - we a Speeder: + ag rn nechani *s and iron worm f ll $ a. I al itd , 1 98 3 98 ' a VW . and mgs S a = av Ail | Hii : ny o4 lancy large, fat, smoked Bloaters, “its grease. w i not injure the you u y ° on , "pee ; $ $ i eren ove this harmi: wie fg SD AMET bE Corn Mea!, per 1b., bulk ° = 2 for 15¢ aki large | od A : to : 'tive,’’ and mothers can rest easv at- nm” 0% Oum% m frold Label panes > If . MAYORRAISS Pint pottle Delmat Cai Catsup; ‘made ever y p air Rs ; ‘ ee Se j . ; eet : Cream meai, wer 1b., Duik— ; dress]? ; oO; ’ Loe mn res rine ftomatoes....-. . ae ‘ ; " ¢ 1? moe q, + UU Ar “1 ° ‘4; 1 " > dbébge : | : 4 ; P — . | ter giving it, be AUS It DEVE i fails to | Cie tes ; +“ A nd ey large new pill Pickles, co at New ground White or Yellow Corn- HIS is one of those exceptional opportunities that only bappes , = | ws } tle *§ des ‘las "} LO! our, per i”., Las elmar nb sparagus: large, tender ‘ > po wae ae ; —_ , —_ Children’s Hats jmake their littl InS1Uegs clean and O51, 061, 067. sa : wt p 5 we a. D> i o So Svru f “ a whe ner onee in a while a select lot of fine quality *kidskin Boots in ee _ -™= OT t> - fi¢ ., ner ) I, ,’ ‘ ar b . 1s . - ul e mar " ' : . ~ ' . . ; : : r Swe “ i4.Q A40urT, [ ona” uJ tt hae : a Shinola shoe Polish: } ack tan cp? nae lon, R0c: li azht ner gallon... 2 oe ’ gra vy or brown—with hich clot h tops to maten lac he style —flex- . % 7 ‘ 7 Tr «rw cre’ 9 ‘ lye fi, ,- . | ciy ’ . ats }i Cr P ' r An , ‘ “ cle ; op? ++ . oO) ‘ oJ , ) 4 , 9 . Oe 54 . “Ue " pic . . P Probabiv the largest collection of Children’s Ha n St. Louis Keep it handy, Mothe: \ A er “ ible soles—high lI.ouis or militarv heels—-mest desirable styles of * bf : ai . , 1 ' pD . i . Rarlew flour per iD., bu} ~ ? ; > . ; ° é “tvles Red sweet Potatoes, i peertitia o> . . . foiven Tudas SHVCS a len CDilid Oma] Oa" UV. it ‘* moe (Grlobe Onions; pes pound tc: _ COAL "HODS § the ceason-— al] sizes up to 9 9} widths from \ \ to 1) —aetual ' | 4 114 . . I OLaLo f{iour per Ib., bulls as 7x ’ $0. 95 is $5. 00 TOW byt oet the merniuline : ASK VOI ‘ } in mips 4 po hhidis Oe . re . na 4 . =~ . ee e =~ . . be ‘ rn ; q > (ie) , 7 . i a q@:, . . a ye a0 2 : Ay i a Salmon > for Boe 6 spanned a S,. quai lities rOmMmOrrow Ll Peo cans Tink kie Svrup Company. liand hack 3 * pen - wit . 4 : a | pound of substitutes to be sold with 200; gua aarp | Bie _ GET OUR PRICES ON~. XN 6lo N. Broadway 4, with contempt any other hg syrup.— sage +y pounds of wheat flour i ae PURE OLIVE: OFF Pills bury'’s Bran: a laxative; pkg \4e shes ADV. Required to carr n ptoch— orn Pint cans, Delmar Clu 8 Fancy Cakes, per poun: eee I F ; ‘ " ‘ ] ’ a re? druggist tor a bottic ot! (udiornia Rye flour. dark : . : Late reat . j a ‘ ‘ a % i ‘4 Ib a8 ‘ i . : Aittul ij “Aida ‘ : b ‘ oh acute ae 8 } c tions for bates, ehitdren of ol uges 4 th aark $1.29 €1 239 $1.44 ancy balam (Cheese, Ox $1.50 7 ith finne, eae oe p ] 7 e : Ph , 3 | 4 eolied oat er lb.. Dulas ms li vereads Raviolo 3 Cans @oc Lo-ine Siti ati tae a eae . it and for grown-ups plainly on the bot- dogo diate * 07 (| iz-inch, galvanized 5 pie AN 1% i } +h iZ | Die” eel , | 4 at ° ,* . . ‘ ‘ ‘ } rey Ya pnizes ; a a tle. Remember there are counterteits roamne@c Hominy, per if., DuUu.kK , , ir . } Ob V5 1 OV" SPANISH PIMEN LS-ine! witl funnei oo eee . '} , ‘ : bat 5D ’ on. | Vi ey > gold here, st) SurTeivy thee wna sft e Lig sa ’ vours is made by the ‘* California 05% 61-5 G6 2-5 .o d0c Mrs. Peter's Swedish Wafers, pks. .78e Substitutes for wheat fiour—-One 1-00 Cans fie Delmar Cius ———— Juice; pint bott | see SERVICE ‘ t seal bare v fo iy, corn rer: ot, % es — ri cans, J elmar we > tCrlden's Peer ared Musiard, : e S th d " ne fiona = & Aca ; . B ‘ - Pe a aE iar oniy rer ion ; at rida ae Por is to tap the industries that ar n lonabie Mall Dresses at savings ol $5 to Slo. Chere are guaranteed for 15 yvears—would int ; om ©ol essential to the winning of the distinctive stvles for street shopping outdoor, afternoon Dass for new The original | _ {& Men’s Fine Quality M C d 2 aid. ¢veniich tebae ili | ® 4S need Os labor Lor wal purposes, Lt S hand { “sered ‘>i i} oe asdmeres “tom i all t pa ’ At TIO YinO! , nifty. : wag Bp tiet gure suitable for work, dress of St | Tien te; Paw trad J . ; q nitty pattern actualivy Wo DUSINGESS wea? sizes °8 to 450 ri eb yh sae weer See - present ven ig Cl “Pp ice . Retin“ f ‘ , -“ 7 tf. } — a : ta $15 ] rida ot ca mt Poe yortage Of 150.000 nieny\ 17} the per- Ss d d 4 ray “(dl} ile l eeded by the (orecinane ¢* le Mm od S arn ends. ; ’ . ve Men S $20 Fall and Winter Boys’ Stron D bi hs partment, and in other lines of wu Sy ura e wor! the situation is equa iv rcwmte. > a Pp: ah - oe, is Vo + eee : ‘ . . / i 35 a8 § r 4 as . . 7 y og 3 m - fe rire ; , ° | pestle School Sui ts Details of the plan for the trans- oe > . ‘ mom for of laborato war work have not Don't miss t cha Here's 4 bargai Be been fully settled, but it is known § « e.e. ayy ' $: ,? ’ l* , . % ~é . +} ’ ° . , ’ : ~ . a } ‘ VW ] er wt , nei tage i ‘ . — — iy. Pr iid ricotle cay oneration of labor toe nevV ert crit wma “OW ! ' 2 “mnie, rite ‘a’ i" ' : e " 2. Oot ‘> t ‘ “ lict sind i¢ ‘f . i} ie “ely . IT ] ¢ bao f ’ rics evervone thoroughiv Wwe Mia \ufactured at th} aw orice be & | | — — oe 3 * > | *¢? y) : : ‘- s ? ity . : ’ , ’ ; s* ‘ ‘) ‘ . tajlored and many are silk | ed aa izes for bo: b to li.—Frida: bi : 0 ~ebriday at ; at 5 here will be 0 ‘‘draftine’’ of la 0 - > . ie’ or in the militarv sense. an tha? ; hy oy sbiieary ; ee, a ral Wwiia ‘ 7 = ee 0 3 Men’s Extra pitiuelity Boys’ Nifty Cassimere Mo! tn oe ces 4 . re # eration of the emplorvment.§ service { S c a 5 i t the ] )s npr j ‘ gt T aly " : ults— ail ae mi :. : ; ie mVver ‘ fier? Tr i hye made ae o1% Oi : P . : . ir —» 5 4 ’ .. : = * is qs e qs! ti ) wm i i . bar ai i ~ qi? . 7. 4 \ er r rt) . nn t ,? ~~ . oO. , P = ; a . acd iship add Tie , dis LcaiulaAs 4) far : 4 - 4 record tee iine or ris it 4 a a cir ¢ 4 Wer redler yf pret eS - y DOSSIY LE 4 man taken from hi: witen ia ir, ct hpaedee Of blue, wrav or tan shade: and «color une 1 ‘ , 2 t; c 2. i.” i xg ig : 3 Full lent lash pock entitat ae wieinted 6 Saleen 2 my CPt Job will be put to werk on a war 9 : ' ‘ a i ‘ +} , . eat Arig ‘ | iv | ; . AS ev ty if? tpne ' " . uty es Wht count upon the patriotic cs Corduro Suits $ Saites ot cr ten ee * ‘ ~ t} ‘ , ) } cr) a) Ne es - hen e r} " +’ cle ha — + ~ , , a] we bie — 4s er, fo. = : | : ) et. trig , : ing o nterest ; ‘ a Sle grea] ‘ ’ ‘ ’ Ever Northwest Corner Eighth and Washington Av. } bree re sa \s is tna? nee iexss arma f' Charged \ point to be Kent ' ON Muanh-power such as would be

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- 8 a Cee aes us si Se 2 ET ae —— _ ot LOUIS POS T-DISPATCH > Te edad u§ — nea ; 3. ys » » > . > ' : ae EN ayes nz tL Witiame a | 25 cents each, 80 great was the crow d, Valley Construction Co. announces y M eat Bhs eee é - at the station, due to the manganese | the opening of a barge line froyn here pein nnd ce ned $17.26) boom here. 'to Carruthersville, Mo. For the pres- ae . re for selling newspapers on Sun-} emt the barges will handle only lum- The charge was made because Short Run Ba | : : ‘ rze Line. ttonseed, but later gold Sunday papers at from 10 to MEMPHIS, Tenn.—The Missour!| font seer popcorn : FILL CWS nH 10 LAST p pu May, Stern & Co SMM zs tiusiasm of tocat Cotony on Street Boots . > @ The unrepressed enthusiasm =n = |iBuy Your Heaters NOW .-..-:. completeness unequ : -_ Superior, Garl: the price. oe Ji and Bridge & marked in ures at ferm Pportunitics that only bappen fine quality *hidskin Boots in match—lace style—tflex- eels most desirable stvles of jdths from AA to D—actual ildren’s Shoes a need ae we GET OUR PRICES ON~. ALLIED WE ARE MANUFACTURERS... “LOUIS BUTTON CO. 13 weas ave Charter Oak Hot Blast $1.50 Cash—$1.50 a Month THE fact that this heater is made by the Charter Oak Stove and Range Co. is a euaran tee of quality —designed on the eorrecet down-draft hot-blast prine iple—burns anv k ees of fuel—is abso- lutely airtight and will bold fire overnight —nickel trimmed an unusual value Jee : AYSTERN’S showing of high- grade The best ) Stoves and Ranges is on a ge: ale of . T his heater heroes of this market at Ve makes, including Charter Oak, a ; its fire a te rices and ¢ LSP LL. . and on Oe SS isands of Behalf of tinues Th for years hi: iand Garibalk | of its calendar, was And Buy a Good One That Will Help Save Fuel. ee eee fash of the pyrotech vesteraay VV rivaiatlt 3.loe | y | aled. elsewhere ir { . Sy as heateronthe £288 thik city —~: oll stvles,. slack dad , will hold From the PhACPEL ind, Favorit se F “wy? B pit Ne 48 hours. | “Viva seach—al] 'ture tor plain fig - : ie iwhen J000 lt . : j lowest Sia yy ‘shouted the San wa mY / Bh te ae , (84 Bs n vortex of a iain te or ame. 4 Se SS shipers whon many times it might pro} “measure of « A. - 4 a - = 3 , ' U " = fi |worked Ss; |'Waterm facturer, : worked might man, downtown 6: to buy a p! no matter W as mu r1OL.eY whicl ranizat organiza iever got | guests al | iItahan So } ‘ Legion of | pointed commit Charter Oak Heater $2.50 Cash—$2. 00 a Month Tis: is a heater of beautiful app ‘arance and finest efonstri at ‘TION ‘ rei’ : “A ilu tl a ted built like a furnace, a stove itbin a stove, so the fire never comes in contact ith tl rn: sn il east ings, It is good size ichlv abso jnteiv airtight. te) fire for 48 hours- it ies These Values in Used Pale qe ‘AA Has $625 When New Nas S600 T s high-grade 88-note Wald- T is seldom tha % *“such a tre nar Player-Piano has been This Bellingeton Used only three months and is andard SS-note nm short time and Se . & Pee oughly averhaul Da > for new [hie original f rat linss conditi Kuaranteed for 15 vears—would dur ne this sale above- and a we offer it f bargain at LL@Pr 3% or this price {) 24 Rolls of eee Scarf and —e With Each denon duad oe aed Waldmar Player Bellington Player Hickman Player When New Was $585 When Vew t we are able to ii i] - } . eryed the + qraw! he Alpini ee ee ee ee — ne Re GE ns 606-608 Washington Avenue, | 4 St. Louis Thru to Sixth Street | ! Cleveland Cincinnati N EW SU UL S—Under priced! Just to s and broadcloth, with trimmings of velvet, buttons and braid. “s ease TEES) wet 'S NS bin 4 =~ ( 4 . be ‘ PP ee y 300 Smart Fall DRESSES —Sacrificed ! because our poliey demands a constant change of selection, we are offering from our regular stocks, approximately 300 Fal! Dresses at a greatly reduced price. Sat ins, tatfetas and Georgette combinations; newest stvles: all wanted colors. 11.00 Incomparable ! A Magnificent Showing of Fine Furs, Providing for Every Preference. Never before have Furs been so fashionable—and right now ction is unusually fine, providing seleetions in every popular fur at every price The verv newest ideas in coatees, -ane-coatees. stoles, sport coats, coat-wraps and sets. A few mentioned here Vuskral Sport Coat; Hudson seal trimmings; al... $189.75 Hudson Seal Coat; 30 inches long; silk lined...... .:.8195 Handsome Mink Stole; 22 skins; beautifully lined. .. . 8250 Shoulder Cape of fine selected stone Marten; at... ... $250 Scotch Mole Coat; 50 inches long; shawl collar. $350 Cape-Coatee of finest natural Stbertan squirrel; a _.. $500 Coat of baby broadtatl; rolling collar of sk et a ... $1500 av New all Suits cul SO 5”” iS iD itself unusual these dave, but when price 1s coupled with such Suits as these—it is most Important news. Smart tailored and sem1i-dressv stvles of food quality serge, poplin Kansas City Detroit Friday We Will Sell These $3 $6.50 $7.50 HAIS fe oe 9 A quick disposal of several hundred Hats; odds and ends and what we call discontinued numbers—large hats, small hats—many different styles- in black, brown, navy, taupe. Se te eG 1 defeat of the ub The Alpir of Mr. and Mrs. Guido Pantaleoni of 15 Lenox ace t a caithas luncheon ry’ whole did not gw rMNe if the mittes and Club. the was free to did The Alpir ‘Ld be | lbyoaas pHs outfit eoneists a splendid ? Ime apring motor drive at hinged lid--comes compre Record Cabinet that will records—éntire outht No Interest Charged he No Interest Ever Charged ie Twelfth sweets upon Having ha Marked the com: on the n rf the in Plain and Olive Sts. Figures unable to tak binal “Vv ra>rs, the Alpfr e more iva’ at the Station d full plav on ¢} ssA SHINE IN EVERY DROP” Better Playcr- Black Silk Stove Polie! Piano for Isa | does Voney"’ : Yo Wea have a ren! bargain ot: “Tees get your money 's worth. in an §88-note Player | | ee ata Black Silk. .) Piano for tomorrow. Shows very little evi | - Stove Polish den no of nsnas ‘A j BI k d Whi oF ia not on! — qrehemnien, bho? It give aa bril te ack an ite Uintment | 22, sity toners that cannot be obtained with any A KIMBALL | | Sent by Mail 25c—Remove Freckles. “s " Pe t ~~ f. sheet r kog on dows not _ Blotches, Blackheads, Pimples: polish so it eaves you (me, work and money. $179 | SBleaches Dark or Sallow Skin— @ Agents Make an Easy Living. and bench | 7 4 ucaeier will refund e?. Black Silk Stove Polish , Works, nnrchaser ples, then just try Black and White orks, Sterling, Mineis. rot] , Use Black Sill Alr Deying = hy (Ointment. Dolv as directed on iabel, fron i: clon grates, rex: T+ se yery Pa’ “a, p } os | » «@ al “ : SlLerTs.s © Dp pam, mr ja ec 8 | oO p RY i: Cry ,'4 < ’ haf =~ ; : ' ri cel *# tire rir MB, Peoventa the effect of bleaching or lightenin A ating. Try it. Us Bleck Si oly Ah a Wurlitzer Co. ee oe ee ee Sy : ALN Ali } ngs, imps, pimples : a ¢ 1109 Olive Street ) : “Ee T B. Moran, Gen. Mngr yvour skin is dark a ae niet " . ’ . lerms to suit € freckled, has risings, Imps, , elit la Clés 4 ca Ge ; healt . utiful skin. sold on ¢ | money be ' ruaratl stamps or coin) sent bs nail, FREE If you send £1 for four boxes flack and White Ointment The nastiest specie of the cock. enke of Black and White Soap inely | roach family, and other cockroaches ed free. Agents make an easy living cleaned out with representing us Address Plough 2 0 ’ WDER Chemical Co.. Dept. 5, Memphia, GET C CKROACH PQ Tenn. Write now—today—while you MADE AND SOLD BY think about it.--AD\ Gone arn MD NECCENA soldier In camp is his home paper— | he will think of 7® miwed.Ge (£139 Pine Street. Roth Phones bi veaka the wrapper Phe live or} ‘rvs ‘2 ntral 6600 and order 0 PesteDI Se | Contra zs taken to clean out Cock | oatel for him roaches, Bed Bugs, Rats and Mice, ’ FROM KIDNEY DISORDERS Iiendaches and depression may be due to several causes. Perhaps yours mvystifies you? May be kidney aad bladder disorders is the cause? If go, you surely want relief and restora | tion Indiseretions in eating and drink- ing bring on such troubles very grad- ually, sometimes—at other times quickly. Balmwort Tablets wi ring the desired benefit*if eue® eymptoms are present aa theo burning, irritation, smarting, eée. chills or fever come and go," f the head aches, the eves burn and rheu- matic pains, general discomfort and nervousness besiege you, Balawert hk ney Tablets ARE NEEDED BY YoU Not secret, not new, just right aad ‘ Sold by all druggista-—AD- t? VERTISEMENT. eo new lester Aorything th Ask Your Grocer For Te! firivera, chacffeursa Tne consult Post-Dispatch Want@ '

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B age ne ELI TN I Oa a ee ee ee ee . ¥ § eh e's eee yO ad —— - 2 #. > m xm waa ap Sa of r ie a Pe J q peo . — PB aN 8. Eig + x ioe mest | es waa . > My 4 - i ~ —_——$———— ; each niemoriame. *t f socicty Adc > Res Pre- . ; ace 1a e OCS AMPVEL). ; . VE h “sf ver ‘t was iImprobdD- - liare . * ; ete.. 25¢ ; . . . ’ . acorn j , af recede}! t in this part foi . ‘ i P a f . hi: - > | oo? | pO" i¢ y + aopts tesolution on - ’ > f Mrs Burk- pro 6 t ie first verdi . was itt } Ve! doltar ~ She ww i 7 meiinasit ee ae Farmer Punished for Not Dipping without @ | sd am Since he wa: ined he has sold all “th ; ;' Not Purpose Serving at Second solely on the ground OF “FS. : , : ee OF ee , stat : there is some doubt mier’s Anniversary, Offering Its ea eee Ale _— ‘ided | erly reached MeNutt he said,|/the “Ww.s fs Li bes Entered into r Cattle Has Sold His. Ilerd he State, and there is some aoubt itie li ) ' 7 Contest of Late Broker's Will ham’s parentage, and It was ig oe i ; 1 ' aided dee cut " © thes imit Club g _ a ® 1915. Charies H x ae = = } by go? is © omage, . £ sas ‘ oy 1? ‘I ¢r = r » SNHOowet 1 disposition to prosecute wught i Ps r KR B ~~ vou e . ~ - ae : . Since Trial. as to whether he Is « ; ee: | i Wie Ree ieee Dineen L. Frank Ottofy today filed notice she was Campbell's daughter. ine h pe Bagnalirye pagage ts ¥ (ii ASSOCTE ced os . P a i " L . ia - -? ‘ » = P oa ’ - . eQ . x : ‘ mh s . ot 4 seok" 42 DW ~~ ies. ad- HMitVvy ana isle : rite ess. ; . » of shis ‘ithdr: i . iia . ; cystained the jurys tne case, and had failed to provic Hier estate is estimated at i. father ef Ruth ami Chartes HM. Nerman TEXARKANA, Ark.-—After plea ( the PARIS, Oct. 10.—The Society of! mS withdrawal as counsel for Supreme Court sus funds or answer letters in connection! che w cnown a B me ace of 3t years i]t i ic . a ' 4 s ffere st- Dis eh ' ae add ad laintiffs in the sec , —— pOLLOES 4 : sth ene as Kno among newness. ai Friday. (rt. Il. at 3 bp. a. fom Tri ty etUli ‘ . ‘ i ; M unit ipal { ur ‘ - ; ae " oe . ca . . - . . . P Yr 5 »fin , ] iaintiits ln the he ie ond contest of the finding. oil } . -_ . ‘ : , “A - °+ 5 ty . aot - . - tas j : : . 2 ie rere . M unicip il ( ourt, yy lille oO. eT ! uUilINn2Z be . " : ; Lite r adn Me n of I rant 2. «A a i . ¢ P 5 VA ill of James (‘9 . } 1] | ah - TI . andin o contest is cet for W ith it. 7 he oniy contention to ha Ve fortune té lier. rou chapel. ~»* , North ws and avence mearsy & MONth & = ee | notion for a new trial. said he would yesterday adopted a congratulatory nat mee impbell, broker and o oa ‘4 view of Ot- | been made by the defendants at this Mas al private. fe! of violation of ee annie } resolution on the anniversary ef Pre- | PUD! utilities magnate, who left an hearing tomorrow, —_™ yo * j trial was th t th ated ft j arin had x oney. Las a sa 3 1EN t her home in Chicaen : . — Meet, ° oo . ae ‘ ae , = ‘+ je t believed Ac as that the point at issue ha‘ Save money. at Pp ot { : ai "oe , ot Pertha H Reader. Wargare: 3. Ridgely so nina lan eatedita 6 bien ae or A. Lioyd, Edwart J O ries and lut ic nN Sa Ys: ' tten * f A vay : ——. “ee of ser : — SR ; 4 Jord. eorke Py ‘ader. Heler FO the glorious Minister of Na- Or Marcaret oY Brien and Juetin O Brien. tional! Defense and to victory, the i ria! froveee ft Tre ( nrieti "hh ireh Friday Society of Literary Men offers its; | ine Ue 12. in « bicegD. . ig rr : a2 3 1 | 9 ‘The House a . Kx Pntered into rest on Weanes nomage. To his far-sightedness and | 610-612 tj f ie. : ar.’ + @ 1918 at 9p. m, Chevies & energy we owe a large part of the | 0} = re T :. : en ¥. Pommer. aged years, | ACKERMAN, Manager 3 Tue notice of funéra! ~POLPH —fin Monday, Oer 7. 1918, a! e-hmonrd’ Va. suddeniy. of sneumenia. wer! Randoish. rer ~~ A Veritable Sensation!! Sapper 3 | | FA tr Ratchford. ared ©. years © months I¢ realization of the future and imbued Wy ‘4 dear OE Ot a ee Ratt mee cme Oe of aie ; —-— aon 21011) ae «6ines |= Nickels: wioved som of Maury : with the hope of a long and tranqu’! ae. mford and the late James Ratchford “dha 6 dear brother. Srother-in-law unele and a a func'!* eee nerai Saturday. Oct. 12. at 2 po m., [3 3 Movdell pariors. Mississionl and Aller - ; ges, to New St. Marcus Cemetery. Mo s : [De eased wae A member of Magnolia ii No t. A. 0. ¥. TF ~ ee io: | peace, will associate himself with a O f t h © gol ‘ treaty which would not assure, with Be all reparations, restitutions, indemni- me ties and necessary sanctions and mm cuarantees, the security to which we i : m have a right, and of which France, SOERT-At the residence. 1817 North be - om four times invaded, trarnpled upo: —— yo Pee nngy - 3 Soltial i me and bespattered with blood during ’ ae Heary J. Frank, Pred. August 4 Margaret Riegwert,. aged (4 veara : m Funeral on Saturday, Get. 12. at 8 a m- The Floor Stock and Sample Lines of One of America’s Best Makers wm Y Paschedags «napel, 282° DRESS SHAPES READY-TO-WEAR HATS | ges“: GCs the course of the last century, and of all countries in arms, the only one which is forever exposed to the hor- rors of war, must be the sole judge.” FEVER THERMOMETER MAKERS LOSE CONTROL OF PLANTS Government Takes Over Factories After the Prices Had Been Unduly Advanced. WASHINGTON, mmande: : put np ot the out thermometer fol Choice of $3, $4 and $5 Hats for $1.88 of the Entire Enormous Stock of NLON Entered into reat on Tueedayv & 918, at 7:05 p. m.. Marte Camitis sion, beloved daughter of Michael an: Rurke Secanion. and our dear si®ter. Poneral will take place from .the family ence, 376% Weet Pine boulevard, on Fri. morringg@Oct. Tl. at 9 o clock. to Calvary metery nera! private Motor ie} - ‘ARifremed frmmochipravochiposmod prsmcch esol fess ~~ —- Ww Entered into rest of Thureday. aot, 10. 1998, Oliver C. Smith. husband of y Watts Smith, son of M- and Mrs McK. Smith. } Gensiderations for public welfare, to which was devoted. preclude services at chure residence Notice of funeral later ae SO ey ee . - . ici. Se MAN tntered into rest on Tuesday _ & 1918. Nicholas Sherman, beloved Susband of Anna Sherman ‘nee Kiate). fend dear father of Mrs. Cerilia Sanders. Marvy Erb, Mrs, Susie Sondag. Mre Anga Kimmel. Mrs. [da Metzger and Join ‘eherman. aged 78 years 'Puneral on Friday. Oct it. at 2 op m., at Mollinsviiie. Til. Motor of the country i Can nepal tm at FURNITURE CORPORATION BP evienion 817-819 Washington Av. ae: g asked wocror GIRGUIT COURT BY ASSIGNEE TO SATISFY THE CREDITORS — — = « cated aia ie ys : = hati epi. ALSH-I-ntered into rest at Fort Bay- ard. N. M.. on Tuesday, Oct. & 1978 Pri- e John F. Walsh. be'oved Brother of Al- T Waleh «ll. S. Navy? Mre Alice Nie- hner. Mrs. Margaret Dunker Mrs. Nellie vyenaon, nephew of Mre Nellie Doran, his twenty-etgahth vear Due notice of funeral te) A - * of a = oe a8 0 3 we DEL On Wednesday. Oct. 9 OTe, See 1 op. Om Peter W. Wendel Mr. te wed husband of Franziska Wendel ‘(neo ifstein:., lear father of ‘hrietina be ines Wendel), Peter W. Wendel Jr.. es Rvs inee Wendel: and Robert HF. sde!: dear father-in-law of HLernard , » Rertha Wendel ‘nee Schmidt). Gur Rvys and Catherine Wendali see Heewe). i our dear grandfather and trether, at 1 age of Os years =| Puneral from family residenre, 2657 lowa 4 ue. on Saturday. Oct. 12, at S33 a m ™ 88. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. Moter. fe) = ee WOoUu , oo ine: 4 1icuilys lll Sec mometers had it Sa apparent combination of gla ’ : wy ‘rs and the thermon ! ) 9 alt turers’ association, whereby SS a — es iti . Soyptg f ufacturer not a member « > ter T) ibiite ee Ef. wee x ae) = org) ee NER-— Entered into rest an Tuesday. S. 1918. at 2 oo. m.. Sudie Werner itee . beloved wife of Joren Werner. her of Edward. Mabel and John Werger ‘jlliam Meyers. sister of Charlie Strahl . . ~ . . 4 4 Mrs. Viola Adame. Our buyer made a special trip East to procure Hundreds of styles, each authentic, for miss and VE Punera! will take piace from Arthur J . » , ce - ‘ . : neilv's funeral oariors. 3866 Lindeti these Hats, following a wire explaining their char- matron. We wouldn't have considered buying them vard. on Friday, Oct. 11. at 2 D acter. The quantity was so vast the maker naturally mm. Friedens (emeter’ Moator ie? ; had the styles been other than desirable. Every type RRRANSTEAD—On Wednesday, Oct. 9 19%, turned to Sonnenfeld’s as an outlet—and because he ) wanted to sell them ALL, he made the price astound- Kentucky Military lnwtitute lames ingly low. Ciatle could Se aft A nit hy 9 hip - rT. - Rp ‘ Ap gp CUPRA GOR BO00000 900000 0090888 OUU0004 ~ aieaiaee a ie > ee ste GF uk aS meee yvarIcedad 1n —_ ~——-~—» and * aie a tek - eon " nts each. Will Be Offered for Quick Disposal ‘ il SAIL A BIG SHIP ‘ ON A LONG CRUISE T SENSATIONAL RED Bcc raat on nee CcComprisin + ee, tome ~ abe of Hat, from the daring and extreme novelty to ’ Oh. land Winstead, aged 19 years, son of a ree netead, 4 - 4 , . . se an nora! from the residence. 423" Marviand refined sailors and mushrooms. J er a) Sree the renee, ae tient privates ? P \ sd ) : i ty Bateres ga Sag on Friday, Ost. he ie M h ™ . z t Dyed on é oy = ridget oot mf Of Lyons Velvet Flop’’ Mushrooms Rs a 3 ha S © . rt Entered inte FOR. ster a short iil Hatters’ Plush Chin Chins & Sailors RR . . e mand «a nna ka (nee o.axki. ane Combinations Draped Hats RM Bing ft 4 —e omy own % a fouth Y = © i een! street. to 3 ene us A Few of the Many Styles Are Illustrated ee. eee PER Oya 7 lefty of sought news since am) reported overdue three Salt’s Silk Velvet Turbans and Pokes SET Saas ee Oe Black and ali Colors Ribbon Trimmed Hats BRS rots on ti - - a big Windjarnmer sailed from a UNDERTAKERS. port 103 days ago. manned . ON ~ © . if ' ia r § at a octet 7 NAO” My a? int be f or", ae es 1 ‘ inned only by rhea} ~ ry 7 ISDAB .10la =CIOUIKS (ne fein sap + oe aay “a? : © N A L ; a a. fern 4? > ‘ p. Sele . as? \ , ifs Mates . \ th ; ca S ‘a 2 father Ju 16 All ‘ga bulka. f it ‘ £ i@ariy be ted wWsSoan . ie ) aT : at a ace an { Sh be , La *> be hs AER oe NM £8 Ce 5 ; , NOLIN Was Nn Ll ' ani lice Cibulka brother of Mrs I (*,; man tinee Feiss), d n of a “a liga h woe i. Aone oth GS Pe s . - « Z : € ; } * : * - « — eae mies i~™ ya‘ P ie ¢ s ant ri) by ‘ “1 9 1) ‘ " . i : i a il the report . " » Aeae — "a aw pmgeer'e tae 4 ; emg . a, bape sm Ae nm | bis tant @uneral 1 ot4 Mra. Gieorge W. Res , rs. RERPe! remiitance must accompany r.atl orders. see the i 10% otMer-in ia@w, at (ne ake ov } i neral . ‘ Merv eae oo nebrink) and deat i sa sspears It WAS b: i 7 } Bi ‘ ’ ] ‘ ’ , i narior i A ‘ ‘ FAg ‘ A i i . , = . 2 . " y | ; - a encountered * . : Nryoam T\ 7 oN Y inera) fron ‘sidence, 4655A Mor-! nounced later. terment | a Sten oe ae ~ u ". 2 . pen ; et ’ ‘ wee a x. “= , —_— ——_ pn “a . - i t over and razed : *tlo} \ l LA LW J Cemetery, } Fr , t. 1°, 1918. at - | pers please cops sron renee WW.) FACS AvaNnve, we a7 } ' Y m. Yn. h’rivate. ) a ; é in BREONAIL.N. S&S Cohen Your hoy’ ® dan: island of Guam in ly. AUTOMOBILE WANT ADS. (( maCuh.Untersa lanier ) Cae oe a. tumen 3 MEME cerousty (1). wire -Abe Weill, New Orleans DIEMERT-— Ent lay Mh & Stk: ot 4-o nt A. M =z S i (et eee hs Se G llovnes Deloyve : Mary a } : f BREONAIL, Mine Kisther Striebel will learn t ree Cyan ‘ a r ‘ ‘f 4 nmio 1 xy Something iv advantage by sending her ad. bd : Gin tsi iy. i 4 ee _ , PP Oe 4 . : . . . , rr wee ‘ E 4 > : 4 ® «° . > sie S ’ . “ety . e “ " , A! % . ° 7 Wy * a" *) - L * ‘ ® 13 . eed sd cee ee a sO ete, Sa ARGS LEAR SON IS ALIVE AFTER vere deg | . ‘ « ae ter? & a e 4 ’ . - \ : r aPtata ‘ . . >) 4 i . uy al t | ; " t > ror . try) . ; | ‘ Trance ete LAW ALBANY, Ind After M*r . , . rder, and Sister Mary Ehren-,| residence. 3922 St. Ferd nd venue. of om Albert Harral chapely ¥ whe : a Virs Paul Bigler of Blue River : tr o : f. . Lougherty, Frida . ’ P R + 24 m.. we ; aven . riday, Uet. il, RSONATL. -Iinformation wanted concern: 4h } é‘ =s Diemert, and our Matthew's Church, thems a , Se itz “wne.eabouts of Irene Mary K M fownship had been notified by the —_— ar ster-in-iaw, niece and aunt. . Cemetery Moto rer ced Write her ack mother, ¢ War Department that their Sol ARF LECK-——DPassed awa r home ] Retawie , po 7 a aha oer ot ee 2 Wis Rutger st ' L i I ; . 4 ‘ . ‘ ‘ re hts : '¢ 7 I at . S urday. (bet 1? ? ‘+ if ] : 7 i" . i ! . , rt Ss «“aATILD oe _— a rence Bigtler, had been illed j 1 | ' Agne avi (nee meh Mes A ence ti alvary Cemeté: JORDAN — Enteree ‘ . . ; A vcd (jot 10 a" ws ‘oO? & elion In wkrance, and aftera n ‘e had been held at an se “ aes DITTMAR—Entered into rest on Monday. | Joseph and tre nk . Jordan fb , ee ae a Pe a ae ‘: 1 ¢ yS | and FO U N [) atie \ it “Qu 4.0i a . tT (set F 1918 } | ar : ' . y aie os . t ~ i 4 ’ ‘ . ‘ ' id, ‘ W Dittmar beloved roid ecar ac j . son af Mrs . LAr ge e¢ wmnther bon} 1 Service flag othe of ‘ Lj ~ - Bi Bnd Sule: 2, J le" oe “ee ¥ “ * ’ i } mrad 2 neckKert. and a =. : Pipers ; ' ’ P ‘ ‘ ‘ , mar. (;eorz ; nN . 7 , ry ik i , re ‘ i , . 3 solid aguie loc like, minimam 30¢ 2 nel iz an ‘rand avenue ani mine eatreaet tifin. | : .o Mecount fle per itwe on three oF overjoved t re ve 9 ; \ \ “1 at ¥ son raret ( li, aged ; years tor Private ’ ss more tneertiona , . " ; " é ‘ . i « a ' , - 4 ao, - Sete ——— imma kk ey, and deat othe pate : | ite KEATING On LOST : Ile stated that he Margaret and | te Mortimer bbdalley, aD : are avenue, to Uid ot 6:20 p. m ‘nr \ ng, be ved hu tes 7 tte PL OA éFz a. a rgrtty hal a hospital in | rahncee nna ‘ ee ‘ - ' ; ; ™ ~~ ete in ye " . . Ing ‘f nbardt ‘ ar = ae , neers wounds at LPO chapel, 270% rar rEY—Entered into rest Wednesday athe?! >. arie i i et ‘ating adie » 4 a! ; . : " ‘ . ’ ‘ » ‘ ‘ ‘ . ” - ° ’ ib : pi, is ‘ 4 > re ' ' : fske ” f . y , Mr. an Rigler received a) Sittur,thence te Calvary Cemeter Gee MIDIS, at 221b a, m., “Peter Fey; | Mrs. i. itrandel and. Mre Eo Abernathy. | ,, Funeral will take place from Mi FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN | , ES : ‘ Naval funera Cc) | dearly belove son « . in Py ( rotnher © ichae 1d Wantel — ; , » vee ‘ 7 "Ty « ‘ i] t } 1 ir son . } bey inkenbach) and le > > on P’hilir + . i? ” { ! % Fit cr & a} ") , } } | . ‘J mie will be " : i ce yt i” Nw BROOKS i : : ’ T"mtar «* ’ ' ’ ; Ot! ear brother ) 5.) . ‘ rot : "U al rroryr ie farm ’ res dence 1$°76 . j "io er of Visitation . ; g en n sl and : “emagein® agenda? Nate “o. 19 | after a lingering {liness. aged 62 years. a Salle stre n Friday, Oct. 11. a! od > Mf me LOST.-Nog. 11127, 20547, 2¢771, | ] : ‘ 1] ] t hie \ received from rr ¢€* i l ». dames } slack, nust{ nad f inera “ridavy at A. n.. fri —_ si- f ITl.. 0 ( Lr : : ‘hu *h Inter : . . 7 “387 38082 40928 : 205 46. | 5; : : re ; ; ‘ eke sla and Mroti c we we, Toe genes str nence » Cals , ’ ‘alvary ; ‘tery ; A gr MIPTER Entered tf rest e405) iat | *4n5ct : or Healthy in A) ron two tetters, one ot Goteh ry | Resnékee Big chon eh ae weavers, femeiy Calvary Cenctety cacraren | Mt 2,15 tt TG, BANE : ; } Sn ' t . oe ‘ ( foner: , TT. "4 - os Council, No. 1651 N ao ewet 3 ta bee KAMP am . tw eND ‘on ‘ ba 95.) ; . AD ! pt. : a ri . pac a aes : : ia i, 27 6 HOR] A984 : ® + + fs ’ . » sos FITZGERALD Entered “a?’- KE . ’ : | oped +. ' ‘ : A ate +] ' a es : g sheet tet tae en nnmN irs linnie Bensing, 4222 lowa avenue, on & JO18 at 2:02 tok * oe a Ore “~ + Richard : : MHUUND~ Loa viewk an@ ‘es ah itatt s Saturday, Cct 12, at 2:30 p. m. to New St wed gan of the tats Patri? . ate Wa. o anit “an. eee = 2 Nus eM re pemaie i months gid anewere to Queenie Sercheh ts ren LO’ 80! r tn ate atris r v - fears Lnn eet i? : - Fee ae ; ; ; if sits ‘ Le Oto , ; . . . or ’ “ ba ‘ if hone : ie BARTENDER IS A SCULPTOR ee Tr 4 Te arty and dear brother of Ars. Annie Bren- ‘ + ron rest dence hinn Nugent ind tne “ me her w ” tiene _ - 5 — a “4 ; i A ty ty a Bi : nan. Mrs. Marie Bibb (nee Fogarty). and our| street, Friday, Oct ll ae? aotocl ~ aoe : hidren: Joe Chesney, i. ; — } he whet . ( ile Af 74>) At t} ur VW yj l \ ion *} — ? . ¢n* ~ (Let mm a St ares’ “* —s . ’ vate 2 . - : ; ‘nee nt Ke be, ; wt ven re! at Forest Park nae : ; ier bv dav and Seculpntor bv nigh 4 Tr 605 bi rim, | \ Aus ; notice of time of funeral] from ' lk’ ry vio @ ' y ” a i ; : . fane Di : bn 2 ; fi V ednewday if found, est iit % g eee baad dith Brink (n iTegraf), ame ‘ward's funeral parlors, 3226 Park Grove 132, W. C. Lyon Council Ne unio my the : | Stat a7 Le Mtielen ‘berai reward for reture) : th nei fis Fe pega heyy ob we eg . : ; . be wv og Serr stoles 4914 Fountain. se questions . Fe . : al se : ir ¢ ther, 3 age of 25 y 10 FRIFESE--On Wednesday, Oct. at 10 aan eh _ Z ’ ; f j | j Tt) ‘ at si Ts. : } ’ i "| sd - . . ¢ . é “ : = ' . wt, —— : ' - . . —— r ches as if cleanses 1 ] fe} ] f d , ° - h ° ‘ rr ‘ : t é re ence ot & ‘a > if LEWwis ; ’ on bey : . ms opt : ones 1 we henna re Ce 4 or. « ‘ W ’ , ; lic? ‘ = r rT frag? “ar ey a Che ee ; ‘ ' ent -_ ; . Jon . ‘ vuetirieh ink hear oe ts - ‘i 2 ‘ m artiny, ne ] v an erasins, t e al de Vilas @Ubbae Ps! : % 4708 " . t¢ — og a pnt , a oe ainer © pte ' we i , ' > Ninmg'* highwes reward 17 Vem ravajes of time, toil artl exposure. The rich, creamy lather dA if Aisa grey the ce, 4 ean ticed REM, Ryree de and gue dees fetherte- tai Geers gon of ga Mary War denen at a ‘ “SS of CREMEOIL is a revelation. Try it and see. | ee theirs here penations Ui antered into rest on Wednesday, | Schumacher funeral home,, [018 Meramec’ A, Lewis Jr. aind Arthur Lewis, at the age | Mowe. at the aus of 68 reales Setar iis Since : . . ag | ; esis - ' ear brother. rother-in-] é " rT cle. ‘ , the 4 i Se.. 3 “oe rise a ee : ’ . ‘ ofice J e lw bard “i Pere AT ALL DEALERS spt a North § rarden, hil ne “-— re of 53 VYearn ' GRIFFIN l into rest on Wedn velis enue sndale at 16a. & a e mots rth | Oe et . d . . ' sheen , ol Gay, Oct. $ vis, ¢ 2:iG . Mary Grif ay j nine oo “ieee » ml ein ry . * se Rik : . ~~ oo e " ' orner fi) a rArigre near . he h i> ity sant ™ ; _— ‘ fir ings (‘ont rei ite Griftin c% a ay A . + rr ye: . _— = ‘ var : i arm VW aahingtion a toot we eneet nursued hi , rk T os poaeere BCarod mother o : DS ere ee i Sa a MORAN-—In ble thi Band bh. Return to Louls Somerton Mursued his ar Work The two pieces ry ~ , : 2 et ; ’ : . sister of the RING—Laer, in drow store . . . , . . ‘ Pe i . sunNngse a . ’ : , Perean or ‘* Sone 2 nerth: ree ; , - . et. : One : r inera | 2hta re. '¢ . ’ ’ a. . : . 4 cer . . 4 ** = : ira ; ; "] . : Ti P ' ’ ’ 2 e P 2] “ ‘ taste of German au-}j and Frank Cavanaugh an s. Thor a 5 ! et ind Pau : : MOTTER d then, A. Pt, fae, @!. tan tarkesire terrier, tke Mb said, “and I ran away | iro aaie , a . } ottert. | 5 ——'. "ewerd «054 Maryland, ies gat Belreey ni n 1) farm!’ ; ' ae , _-— PsOn BS Onu Sare -# aa | ae ‘ efits agit et ; I'm gc ing to do my ' : eT ‘ ce Ss er. mt 1@ i ; 4 years. ; nfantrys ‘ % 4 Diack and waite fox terrte® Paste hah getirs ws f eae ae . Stare ; <6 ef A Dynamos, drille and other machin- P cee’. license Grand gta rewart. i es Raft Fy ib Sth Hi tia? Tid de phiotss Oh ok Bi! , SC sii dS and etripes i e et on Saturday. Oct . , . Cemetery ty White peodie, in Tereder nac etre ’ 4 A ds ’ . a. ‘a Dp om. to SS. Peter aad Pauls Cemetery. ery offers appear from day to day ia imma Bolts ; ‘ ? - -trirrg Loltz, = b eae . a , Return te Motor. ich) the Post-Dispatch Want pages cipmbardt and Herman Mosert &&) mee Wobeler (heres: reward

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ee Re me ae eee en om Negroes Seer Left $100,000. NEWPORT, Ark.—“Aunt ac Dye, Supposed to be 109 y ied here. A search of hep « vealed $12,600 in cas » $3509 in sit er dollars. She was a mem e “W. S. S. Limit Club” and ] bought Liberty Bends of each Jer estate is est imated at $109, ortune teller 4 - ee ae Save money. Let Post-Digp fant Ads rent those spare rooms, — “iF { ourtess ATS Best Makers ithentic, for miss and pnsidered buying them desirable. Every type extreme novelty to a ended ieee AEN EBIINK On Wednesday. ‘Oe. & \ ; J Luenebrink betoved bus ban at / ' i | neorink inee MM Imann) ! ‘ ‘ (,ra and son of Mrs. h 1} rhe for ' i lones) and broth er of M (lear \\ Roscoe, irs. ‘“baries Dillrnan Litae rink) and dear brother in daw rele « thirty-eighth year. ; ' i irday. i’ ,*? at - Thi.» fron: nee, 2805 Eads avenve. Deceased as : er of Hentonian Afd Associations nd M via! j No ! A. F. Oe ] fc) ar inte ‘+ on Wednesday ; ohn Lut husband @ M Pout nee Lutz and father of Rost hie i Sari Sane Mar’ Heel jder and C aot ’ i. \ / ; / ‘ , 1%» ance ; Ss] Pu Var : Albert Harral chapel, 2320 I : 2 if «)Ty | 744 V t) | hae " . » al sata 7. 1] a } ie) _ i OLo p. Mm,. Erw! M : i 0 eat of Fred an kK Stas) To Piuechner) ind «our Gear eri nephew and cousin, at CU a 24 cays . Ldence id | 4 Fare ra 7 i? at 2p, Ms ther ' ‘ ry Motor. ic} Mea. KN t nto rest on Wednes- ae BL at 7:45 bp. mm. Pace Grat : nu of Catherine Me ‘ father of Mrs. J. T. If. M W. Ku ‘iy D>. Lenhardt " ke place from family resi- , \* itt bet ‘ treet. to { ‘alvary 2 - ‘ wwe t of Mabel Kamp and dearbrother | ,. Mir ! ! rt *7 \ ¢ ne ; rorn ing. Oet, ‘ 1% NY mith be Laer ; re ‘rw Nancy Mitiet. ; ret: Mr JI& Me ’ rani urgent Richard Miller. ' inn >» rer More e Kreitnet, " “ \" at - cn the fol! owin ren: Jow Chesney, Georss (ane rmin¢ em on raturday. fre thi family ree 4 » acon al { “pure * fe a4? . lohn A. oor. Woon ‘ >» reat an wee ineetee ,. ae ; \f ; “ inee vaar Tests : ; - PT a . 3 uehter. Geo. Spottior, 7044 North roadway, (oe Vary “citiele Mi Mivit in hie 1 rtteth Lavoc ener ¥.. re , eu F ; ; P : q;ene ' 4 ’ ii ey band o ’ Mat | ahd dei father of .o be Yes M : y 4 nis from reshk ‘ ‘ ave Veiday, Och i s . : oo" i. neter). é : : . Y ’ : Ss wile Cour | , eo ) Met ti | I : ‘ ; ace’ oan Sept. } a Pred Mottert, 2248 South JG avenue, aged 28. of Compan fs if4 Infantry, t wove husband of i She lost her pay envelope with week’s satery Ieee and ANSWERS TO QUERIES || OO ed i iti) Pe lt A As we have no information bureau, ti te tmpos- sible to answer queries by mad or telephone AL ALAA AL AL LLL LO had it returned Monday through a “found” ad in this newspaper. ™ LOST AND FOUND DETECTIVES Pi nino OT RET HELP LP WANTED— MEN, BOYS does shadowing. tn. sateen car for pri- DEATHS | DETECTIVE EXPE j DETECTIV VE sya, ee ' father — R uth and Charles H MPLOYMENT WANTED she was known among ne ral : é groes or Boe Roo 1, Dm. Nortiy Grand avenue iit 4; OD MET eR Cc landlord raised r INDE R P LE Asn creased the rent.” count Ic per line hetoved husband of Camilla Pommer of Lollie Sarachek | +. HAMBURGER. Fn sl Ose By = Loagnie M F Funera' on "Satur da p EASTON, seed 2 Into rest on —— for — Nicholas Sherman, J mPuneral on i. Mo too emphatically gS t Du: nker. w rs. _SITUAT lIONS— -WOMEN, GIRL MISC b. a cae ols. ine Rys and Catherine Wendai BUSINESS CARPET CLEANING -UPHOLST" G . hisk brow! n dippe d MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES | HELP WANTED— HELP WANTED--MEN STORAGE ANO MOVING et on pores, we OQ Olive °R ‘jomant si, UNDERTAKERS. PRL LPR LA eee le ell Mlle hl OG PEETZ BROS. no ohne ge for chapel. AND MON ING CO.. remiutance musi accompany bf os STE WiGRAPHI K-! HOLY IS poet =) BLL L, WORKERS a ° s 5.000 bonded wa rehouse: £ HARDW ‘ARE and Washington. Something is advantage be CT E Ni GR APH one Suenns arty knowing address, Fireproof = nce n STOVE. REPAIRS eaniR eran 2043. BRAT ER SU PPLY co i AMME RSM ITHS _WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. FOURTIT LIBERTY LOAN li \ ' c%, tr} , tt ’ eyf time wiil be given. ' : er of Visitation Coun: ; oT F ‘i ic Mi Be 4 n> F az ¢ at (“amp Mer- ' bt iwart \\ Micier, heloved >SSTONAL ee INSTRUCTION es osname bea AT LAW - matters, “damage and Dension » | REPAIRERS. car Aa ( neroRee street t wor ay + te Mr. Deviea. 3018 imwender Stoffre ee! PAKER'S HELPER : ime Mottert nee Nini and aon of : ' - at ‘" i kitgaherth Mottert, and eal t s ver packages af! a wehget vy i of iimmma [eltz, Ida Niederschulte, de , errel) Tu inhardt and Merman Mottert Jf. es ¢ “s - > oan HELP WANTEO—M EN BoYSs LARORERS _Pavt ing alley. ith and Ma lanphy: $3.25, 9 hours J. FL McMahon. +4 LABORERS 4c ver heur %-hour day 2 blocks gsovth of Bade Bridge: new [| © freight house Avoviy T. 8 seake & Co East St. louis tet) LABORERS “Strong handy and intelligent: best Wage and real eppertunit for ad Vvancement siate age an‘ what vou cat “ Hie A 3% Post-Dispatc? eu AHORERS ATG he pers white «ar red Pet esnen lia nor ’ . gre Waces: Y-NoOur day = at “day after neon off iv m Steel and Porge Co Ol Nutur ridge ‘ LABOREKS —-Steady work NATIONAL LEAD CO., Man. chester and Sublette. (e8) LABORERS — And quarryvmen: steady euployment. good wages. Apply at once, COLUM. BIA QUARRY CO., Columbia, I. (c6) INOTY! EE OPRRA TOR roree-machine of ce: senile, $27 ner week. Appiv Alton Tele oval Altea i} INOTYPE OPERATOR. Jol ive it fy i) (2) " ‘M) lhbeue ertime a eal write fullv experience , tute smiar’ Lie te ang fe nao t’r " nme «et Jackson Penn MACTIINISTS {eens aiiround mer best of VaR ana! Sc@lles oOrportuntts for ad vancemen’ fat*® ake ald experiences btere ‘ ef. rye’ ’ MACHINI ANIL) BeNCH HAN TS Arnis Ht sn iroadwa ff At si? sis! “Ste sr)\ \ oof trie Sear \ imaltis re Ann i148 KRuteer st ‘ey — ? MACHIA) HiANIIS t.oml Wages ereeniin! work North St. Louis Planing Mill Grand 4? ‘ arte? AC RIINIS'T Arnel too! maker fine opportu r rigi Tat in nal xperimenta! n ole! shop. Hex E-72. Post-Dis (e7 MACHINIS Wanted i“ns nachin ‘ «t ‘ for IRe> ive ref: rer Age ata ; Wi 4 (; ‘ etperience tox AT ‘ost -Dispatc! } Tha IAN-—-Stove re pairs mounting et $0) see} ate lafferean MAN bie te! }! furniture Aeiivers “or? around stere: S18. Wit SS. Jeffersen ‘ ' : MEAN rouns fo work iff at factors liaer sternbere €& tohen Zils Lowust MAN lo take are of Snanish influenza pa tients at night: eal) teda, 4°00 De Teonty MAN House and vare t. rence Apps wa | io4 > Portiand 1 WAN TIED it (LI LABOUR NITRO, W. VA Essential War Work FREE TRANSPORTATION LUNCH EN ROUTE SHIP DAILY U. S. Employment Service 711 MARKET STREET ‘oo? MAN—Elderiv, assist in neat and vegetable market ti) Maffiit je} a’ Lak MAN Experienced cate heeker Hoax F.n6 l’oest-L r¢ ' ViAN ( ororert ' ors rat ta (>! age« iz ‘ brary See. ‘ \1 nN } T rer Ph ery £ 7) \ | \ i’ 4 . ; iver : kor ! car reference Anois Oo et rave. ¢ VIAN (Hd. Pane a gheupe tar) peice are Apo! ’ a’ ’ ‘ vo as: home 13s x y gt . {’ #1) VAN Singie or roatrie’, for work on sma. evuntlrs piace “wife to deo vooking (‘a yt i4is ‘Jormandy, Ale sot Vi AN Inte.iigéene tor fav'o! or} v j isse i F and pa q "ul ; ‘ (an | W ‘ ; - VLAN fo run elevator Appiv Afr. Maneke Mii i. rae “lat Shoe » wilT VW a: pnmeton MAN ANI aL Le For chauffeur and coo n privat fa y: state Wades, experience, references ree be én} Pept -Lolepeate hy ‘4 MAN Mide: 0 ake are of turnace i $ times a ca miueet fi near (irand ana (;ravol Call USZsS inne: (4) MAN ror fair) nc far wornr Write or eall Chaminade College: (Clayton, Mo io M AN Wi t¢ tcp eft an ‘ ,oren ; i mis ee «jf ‘ b ng An! | mm O20. GOT \N (orpand Mi \ Yong mi} wrireicit Tet ‘or. ern nent wo Missouri Pagts Mfr to... Washington a 0c) MAN (sor) experienc ed furmbhard of 4 round +o for a sn rf time oriy Vip’ it @45 Pope a MAN Te Dba paper ated heip ef sr orerose Appiv manager Bur Kingham Annex, AING > giiwavy at Wee Pine b MAN Handy wit! soodworking tools, tor rough repair work only lt.eonard an aston oe VIAN Youne. for bank. passbook ierk ring house t@lief must ras “ei. Det) ence ty a ate Poet -)) aah hh ie®? AMA° ‘ W hiite to leo porter work ind elp ckine in shipping c¢ arti ner Hox A on Post-Dispatch if) MAN- One experienced iit handling Metties . . +? it cand factors will rewert ("a Hianke-RBaer (‘hen a) (*o iTlO Morgan WEN Six. to work in wood yard; $3 per tas Appiy i’oial Ware Newstead and Duncah tee for sat Rienardeen tod) MAN. -White or colored, to wor nm jaundry ,ashroon xagee $itt r week no experi enee necessary |Lang@ge laundry ‘wv wes — latte reer vi \ x 7 , * : Ww cc ,ernce bea iret «te imit 4 manufactur arin cood opportunit' fo the rig a) gol salar’ Appl snow! later o wl) Spruce eft MAN fe 7 ‘ 4 ‘ ‘ lew }., «€? MAN Cofee and ten metivet man on ea8- ib } a ite nm wre » of towne near St iwouie ,iars and mission now averaging $ eck fn apt tion. state aper ‘ Gs rerec? dirat aee firation a j age Bart ry I’ ost 1? stra’ rn ta VA’ 4 f : ; & alu ° " ing a r ‘ re king and #a Pe gg Gi a ron ry prmrerit Hoe age s' at traf mist emo. eT eret have fair ai yee? ard bith? 4 rue | eee 8 ” % ‘ stead)’ sor, Meat . ’ reper 1 >) eee MEAT* 1 TT?.! } rita an “aturde 1741 \ } te MIP ATS ’ ' =—ar ’ '*? abe ian (ree 4 Mi , ' VIiFLN smerulia worn " i monwea Feet M and le Soft et si + * ' rb ’ * te ’ ~* ‘7 VA aria WEN AY ne at st Jew Pugenis " \- sere ‘ : x “ . are wee ‘ager Ape ’ >} 4 ‘a? " Mi! Pi perience Puritan me era = Ha® nae Ail ' @ . a a artic S « , na te.sage? ‘ rn on , e ru? 4 Ji ark @ r Mr.’ ro put ordets good ware? ro ler ‘ . and Dakin® +o ; fat a’ > 7 > Vi: \ j . 4 e ' ; ee jf omen: an law leotard and astor (7—- We euler as | MEIN To. werk in chemica, manufiacterice — » , plan? stead wor Avo ; " - "— /a ME: a ‘eo leper 4 aint et ii 4 - fh “i COUN f- ‘ MFLN *? ") oO are an » from a “, la ‘par Wave Cuntes ana hte o Pon ron iva Mies wieret for Warehouse work Apaty rin and Sheet Metal Workisg 4 he el ismi.® . € ana ‘ ark a’ ae MEN. To help in shipping room Apply Mr. Mane Metre -> san “Pot t_* o> VM ashing’ on at. co —— _MELP WANTED—M EN. BOYS n~ Se emma Paps rene ee rng ty a ~~ e ‘ Se... ne ante ; : BARKS MECHANICN. TECH NIC Al. Lot ae ee for - Genert ral Factory Work Men Wante ana eaqueeter molders, rrr ee A Ay, AE OR O —., PATTY uot eee ees CP IO tae eT Se ee ee SCHMITZ & SHRODER 1 . ORT Ore > Bt 4 . of Weetern Staten ar ie ia OTF ah ta he, rallrend , Oe ed

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18 HELP “WANTED. ~-MEN. BOYS BRABPAP PALO —O/ Se IG... —- a AA Ww ~ i i i i AP PR EN TICE—Or errand girl: fey bot's Hair Shop, 1221 N. Tavior. BOURK ESP ER-—And stenographer experience Keeping books and ords; also good stenographer; work iadvy who has had experi Han commission merchants. ‘“ in iTWaoiek - ' ‘arriage | , fhe ' ’ . " ate at ary. experien reesei Mave: “ion WN Or} ' WORKING MACHINE pers steady work top Poet-Dispateh Ni ,N } 4? Work HoN E208. MAN WAREHOUSE HELPER Ate Trust Bidg v pd HMAKER With 12: Lowenstein, Apply 1408 Syndi Optical € Aperi Broadway fc have _ at i , : IXY +i . : Ciean grit : Mouther SeotTne ao Ss vw RLDERG “ (Mop And he! 4 ye : HANLEes . * ? Wages roy lost Wier k T advancenmient ance (HAMES! Browd was ingharm NG WM eferred trim kK afi 4 wholesale Yer »~G ‘ hous MAN for AnCe IS YHARS OF AGE F ts a Km WORK KCESSAR NN HDW. CO. SEE MR PIG GOOD - rant’ EIGH HDW YARTA TFR, WANTED TOOL MAKERS MACHINISTS MACHINE TOOL ASSEM.- BLERS (OOK. Ex; ENGINE LATHE HANDS reer MILLING MACHINE : HANDS 100% = WAR WORK CANNON AND tor (..ri ihdaty erie (ON “SHELLS i | ae “1 ia w iif A. M. to 6 P. Dept. K. ae > MPLOY MENT 705 Market St.. St. Apply 7 OkLICE Mo. (c6) lous. RROW eri “| oie, | ae oe eB f d ‘| " Mt br s STANDARD WAGES APPLY DEPARTMENT U.S E j ov LIMp.oyment Bureaw Il MARKET Hhecess] hew Qe y.0nSs l 4ot* iffer ser fry "ew and Ing bhionosit tl we al fiirniah leade ‘onal Liaedie - . ' SOL Mors lande a | rnone me ry: wiSO 2irie® to "100 Watnut Address f et) if ‘ a, 1k] : ipstairs a ; EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND a. TRADE SCHOOLS .dinin Wr EASA PU ING | es ro S200 nm anth ys, mei liway haxachanze Several, it on tal room. art & + POO! Klosp mo Ss King or wil-night office Unnecess learning ; 4 it ’ } SALESMEN WANTED roe or ~~ — ws ': Mi l’her Le ii 7 lé : 4 ; baat (is, RTS ingmediately e iuraentee: ene VV i ES MAN. -With car. for ' board peck . Salgs io BALESMAN —4 it) MahitifucturTes Side lDoen\e7 om Acquainted with large GIRLS—on ip tnrearis “Aviary ima tachine none } J i i in ooks and 1 a fo fret-class men need appls low bia | y Om Dispat: ‘, , ucas AYN : GIR! Pe SALESMAN . 1 Waron bran printine coffee. salary and comimiasi ireat NX Ti9ar, .APs Merchand ts: 7 indeven ‘THEY High Be , laboratory SALESMEN=-Two good, reliqble city sales P-tR, Post men, with references | 3 laiteted with GIRLS — For aii i ftrude experience, NN ationa - unt salary ied and expect ie - Hox Post Dispats i} c} ‘ HR is K BA LESMICN experien ved, nd 2 city or traveling: free empiovment service ir JPessadng for members; send for list of openings and full particulars Address National Sa'es mena Training Association, Dept. 332, Chl- a RO Lit, (ce) SATE: SMAN. Who nuist {int one who ts» weil eona@iitv and of with pe Stead nent. show emplon thent« BRAT Bs SM 4 ‘N (sound reti aisle and automobile. to cal on trade in suburban towns of St Kirk’ Orn. Webeter eitoerm Stetnwender Way ana “ard SALESMEN ftur fase iehting CATNDPAILN Wi 19 1915 WELSHACH CO «0 \ ' Mixsourt Can Co. 3100 N ne , ORDE ‘ ‘ : I ' SALESAME \ ' oe IREWD ErEaie “" 7 i ND BONUS si HAPE RS STOR a ' if) WASHINGS ind Washineter . * } . “4 ta than joie and Se on Ha ber Co., 717 (eR) inal? auternati bbe war Tt hhonal . choo afate : Dispat: making arya aS8eth uppiv and Mfg € \bet! ont ° S018 hi MPRUETIONCGL oF to Hag ie ob ft 0 Mfxz mn ‘Hick or press work Dieasing ehuracter chance for draft « A~265), esefenii mjucated of excelient Position are Rox lassificat Post -Dienat with experience retail gro lai i*, HnaAahe ieroves berguson earned toffregen i‘of ory . mee an 8 “Maiar’ “ys pe rienee ae HELP WTD--MISCELLANEOUS LADY OR GENTLEMAN —C bination window and sales person; permanent po sition wath good prospects for advancement to right party. F. W. DROSTEN JEWELRY sth and | Locust MAN OF restau Orn decorator ‘e doeen't the Room and BRoard Dispatch nome,” todav'sa Past boarding ho WOMAN To rant Js & Work Jeffermon, Use HELP “WANTED— “WOMEN. “GIRLS $5. pcan Ta, Ren nportan’ ; Fuk PREVIO y > HAND HOUSE C2 i bial good VW Shaikh fat fe ‘ Hot (ptipe® | see | POLL Lael Ape : GIR!I,--Settled white. care for 2 | day or month; good wages. 62347 wa” 4 ’ ’ ‘ a wi Berlin. iaboratory preparations. Surroundings wages, Up toilet work “wholesome mployment, rood y 211 I rankliin ic NECE KING; \ cyt’ Wor EXPE tTTENCH SAND FOR , HAT COW, ‘(web }(i3NS * binder, ‘Xperience to in wrinting dey King condit 118 Past -Disvate} GIRLS S WANTED week art; no experters n BF +, Ss. Cit * ain. GIR! S AND WOMEN Zoo Worl Uns; roe PERO GIRLS \\ ork ‘)., 1O07] URELEE Washington. GIR LS CH AP EP R STOR ¢) Diamond and Mth iol) GIRL— Young, woman to clip threads on Government Apply MANHEIMER’S l4th and Loeust. (@.)) GGIRELS Or COUTTS, oppor IMMNecessa! In FRO? hk! WRT GIRLS WANTE D l, iG [> WORK IN FACTORY lence necersalrs StT@adyv Work, Apply je] . LAMP WORKS iark and iwing o4y " ‘oO #@xXpert 3000 GilRLS and Apply Pie floor lixperienced eovering machine girls. ELY & WALKER P. BOX FACTORY, Sixth eb staying (roverntiern! COT}]- LIGHT PLAN’ (IR LS ad TO $U While Learaing vy \ ids ie Trade, work: NGS'TRAS LING CoO. The TEA ROOM GIRLS Riv | 'Z-OAK : CANDY YOMAN WOMAN Hhate \A i \f \ N\ Vy iM MARK EI D—WOMEN. GIRLS S | OOD lt PPP We b- | Phone (2 BUSINESS CHAN( ES | Sood 7ate 5 ne Jia i viii vii per ‘Tne on rmrmnovrr mur —’ fAree oar mserrionsa BUSINESS FOR SALE ; isk — ~ $4) for a fe ’ , a) a Market . heat er, _there is something _ wrong. — # TELL: US! 3 a empaeeell THUREDAY. ie _OCTOBER 10, 19% ——— BUSINESS FOR R SALE be | prorrpr e well-equipped FICTURE | HOW traft; Iliimot (* on aft (ivr ee | FOR SA EW NEED | a et CASH RiGis | ALIOCna iil , .e@ sx SCELLANEOUSs WANTS GOOVUS WANTED 7 W ANTED BAD! y r emall § «» } lots CON eer casn 2985, F SPOT CASI ce, S058 FURNITURE WANTED f dwellings, We 190)? Fouctia (oR) ES: F aaienaed GOODS FOR SALE pelintigs APT’ HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE | PLO LE LOL ’ i; DAVENPORT vet LANGAN’S la lies’ Bui nial Tiee mi afr] bile RNISHED 'reerzea | ; iH PRICE Fo} “CLOTHING 7 oa #* " om “) . ee scraeieeaiil rugs, vel- | For sale . lix22: gas range. Isx20: Axminster. HE) =60rPir oe Fas ror saie nes, waite . © kers riert Spe stove and plate. rugs. ™ ~ i? Se r PN enze ye =" einer bk A Hint eily _Broa iwuy. CASH Pe*™ 7 a uove i} ve CASH _ &mou ni Ss ON ¢ BRP PPP Pw coat all r¢ oat = "4h iD 22 ‘aban UNREDSE ie Vai Jefferson av. Hi ANGE DIAMONDS v bought ft CLOTHING FOR SALE i a ane THING- -For sale. une lat Sizes and colors, “SiN rear ale ae oe aa laV EME D ifs, Je Sizes o4 oe morn Ci AITHING. " ferson Loap will t bue a ‘a Pig ae AME RICAN § EXCHANGE Otc tt Drophead 4 ind Vi exchange dec rd , I ON 4-16, / exchange he vOut for “Por ‘hes Jiamon a : Locust. Satie . ices paid for jew pe to $160:. Vv ictroias aan Market. _Phone Olive & «i pr cea paid for diamonds. “ternberg, “a a . best cash p will call. H, . ntral Olive or ¢ jd zo! : silver. broken jewels: wy te Phone Olive 1243. dirt LY er. slat! mrirn Ce "7, >= es va paid “pald for old hes, diamond aie oe Rs fl ning Co... , ral 40831." ir silver Pingel JEWELRY —WATCHES, Ble Ag ats } es ‘ASI. old Norman, raid for diamonds Smith & Co RE : [ RIRORES, | ; ’ ite | *. f 7 ” any 513 N, watches, PATENTS *aftent attorney, As pd ie I We! n weet ‘ode, PLL LOL eal SAFES rma SAFES awe rigit (>) PNT) New a fe Co _F or ry and tire toy" curmgiar MACH rood MACHINE on sma! ERS—We buv and “ash regisiers, see uae he perfect la oiimeas le Co., 409 N. tha iirecnt, stan4 Al vcenditian: onmiv e sca wD desig , and . mri for SY ail * ohn Innincham, Olive: sale, solid mai with rolling » tloor case druggists . elegant mag worth to build price for q@uiek is nvestment Coa, ; ae S10) dh) ery nearly lieserve, TYPEWRITERS AND ADD UNDE mvunti hy PWoOoD MACHINES ; a LCHIINE ‘o sale. nN Box | nderwood 170 Haste (hiiver, Im. va et. “afi make lling Co., Smith, BARC Il A U TO MOBILES} _— *O Dis ‘1 House- Trade ()T i «> Mie fitior FLATS & AP'T’'S L) Ome Motor! ANIMALS AL TOM( : ‘ dag Ve PRS . P books nm military if} \h ms nrrean ice; brench lfauilian ane each Foster's. 410 (ogy CAMERAS CLOTHING WANTED . - -~ Vs vr omens sulte. overcoata nee } nas ito wt age. suite ana kinds of -* : + a tttler enw prices lomont m2 1. or AX sed, aoe “euits and Aresses Ww 4 ‘anks. i415 Biddle , (Cer a i@® 7 . ~~ 1 ee one molly hve i? nm? Sire prices ROL CHE on mens bove nats ladles’: ; S86 US. 2 HIPP ING CoO Vandeventer a’ TEX, As A, bone Der. Nd agate. lie Wi Peo \te Milk maulrT “ omas igor lhirmctater ic® tities ; 2 line. minimum line on three. tnserftiona FOR HIRE - oun! Ic per hore and ve aft touring 6234. sine: King's I orest O47 ; . by hour, éay Ga “> ‘4 or OLD N, (iveriland: per hour. Litter, o enger for gene Easton a@v.,. truck. 15) abie Wanf to nion av... morningra® inday.: state ‘ry’ Phe Y*TIFIER Colfax 1 as Will nav (“e ntral + ; Ne WW “and old; | O17 Walton ay, pEiLL, New or old: anf jeorest Sv O17 Walton A 1... Old; must: be cheap fer fferrmon Sidney 166% \ jeter "HIA Te reners lap? a idan buy Gare tape, get the InIitLES Wee Standard Aut: Linde 1] 22 $4), An kinds; “aivage Co, @ Delmar 1020, Highest price | ' * at ate loweart '70.Poeet-DF raat money Poet-Dti adillac, VWaterman ‘ aus -y on supersiz ‘ “aban y ed hud condition, on automobties: ne Auction Co 12710 _Ottve, Vernment get the ‘price or vo a hi hex vy) We have ROADSTERS new th 1 1 sean” Sieh ah at ale roadetett | gait 74558 aston, ruetG cer pur: haser Fr.’ iicma deter ‘. ts Bree as Liietoal 4 le? a bany o 1S, teed : >. : » . ‘ w ; . Ee alt ' own tires store Sixturen be taken & ae | 1918. : = ea “AUTOMCBIL S ——. i tiles ROADSTERS a ey Por sale, retister geod running ope | S 1’ HM, ‘ ' a For #als mecstere TRIS meiteee nmiitton } ae ; 114 (pee ay. «] : helene a | For saie, Toadtier, I91S gectes 6418 t# 12° tess! sy r saic. iml7 riva@cbe ter ri ver . oe. me, 1005 © Modianont 2 (om? gil “21° ' Om Dte: De beat cath offer , t.> lows . : 2. + ‘D> ROADSTER ; eit ny * te" Wirkh ix ; 5 ae 33 ef] = s MM ’ te} a ivter 1s 1:80 also A wif Siiani ais * ‘ ers “arolet, yw er ne oa 6 tii yen? beta yNr- Pes “er ; sith! reve ister 1) mt ni-e ia. . ry | 4 1H . ; holies wecondhand ar wart s ener! wee Parreii. + ' fr. r ten 14. : {ory ps vl sLiLh. rot . reads ev Sie de “= ip trie een et e7 treet ‘ " aoa . et y email J bot tf ; acrithy my § 18 PRD -F’or sale Ibis touring car: rum 9; > month Call 1485 Semple iT ORD For eal touring car. 018. aed 0 |: days. sacrifice $631 biaston im) } ORD be yy Ce | fouring silg@htis Laer like ievis oe Tr t Sa ir et ; ; ae | t} reini < ner le avira : 4 art's tiaragre, Wellsten ‘tit | Pept ale, tour ng cat. perfect cond). i wrsta@ir yo = tifend ourine ry wh pany #x1.1Tras very cheap for cas!) ‘a Tiw) | TLL %.4) Ri ; ’ Ale ivi. touring car, oF chaaseiee ! erent ere rate ceba’ efferaan ca: DRI) Touring tt, fectric Starter fine | aha: eal terms fall 1900 teoust (#3 ii ar} | 1 RDS... or saie: 1 touring can ivis 1m. eorme like Tew Su) up big eile “astar rm : O31 Kaston. b vid ORI ouring fine ec ndition | ae Tf etal? Ss payiren', balance 88) = Tih) 6Lavotet. ~ _ ia + Ril or sale: twirring cars 1918: Drand ‘ over sii extra eg ‘iprment ery i J herkéine jer itn, tive «ef (4) } -P or S@ale Touring cut FLce Lent «th call Saturday afternoon DA The q’y BAe, oHurinigz cat “itn winrer j ‘] Fricule chew Samuel Fre @ - : © ; » fall and Ruechenar ieee ® f a ee 'o wei ing a:”*, 1ol7 rors . alé@ryety ised ome drive home, 5 lit (ae a «t) j er . 'oOUurii ’ vw ; Yale : ’ or sale, touring car, only slightly ee Ul py pe + wit whit 4 wheels? « autiful Kelsxe ' arrwonr ‘ ores * 3 er touring bets JA Cbtive : 7 eurit Car. #reine ried Devebs gem ; nm first-class miditio will saert- t be #6 hy Saturcds if afte ; oa! Ee . feny | ror saie. tonrine ay late tiedel : ables, shock abeorbera, E325. 8100 ,7 ear on balance Morria, W327 Lu - ~ for sate, tate model 6-n@eseenge pcley liaynes taurine rar in etre = rmiition recentiv painted low price, t STW teas $s -Por sale, 7 pass#engsy eerie 2917 thoroughiv everhauiel/ afta repaint rd tires, $1250. part noteé Or ame'i car « ement. See Mr. Farrell. 2021 Locwat i t or C‘ep*tral 1699 tee) RROULN for mile Dae eeriget Touring uae? «hort tim® ase sample. $925: aame brand-new S70): thie chr has seas Stromberg carburet- pany other ge ul nountatte rime. never springs and ; wil! make 25 to OO mlles per £Bi-; art notes or emall s®eondhamd car ac § " seettioment Mee Me Farrell, ae | : Ktornent or Central 1499 ‘ene | | (“AR bor sale eel Ot: in goal! « cnt ey bal’ ‘Teme, an tTth ; ve equipped } 1.! For emt HIS, Ptrlis lanes onndition: ehenp ere Olive fot f ler sale "i; monde excellen! ; new ree a bargain a we 4 bier Teeny wea'' *¢ is \ND- FOR BAL. 6 CYLINDER. 918) ' ‘.¢) rt) feo’ Ti | ®% 12s WARH : ~\ te») \ ty i oar rich tel 7.) forget? fiand eo:rnpan \ pr 15 hody | oi “ey " ‘ m, ne *» hatterys , 7 ’ on re tai} Se t.- irtA ine, : " Lint ee eTh 4 t LRD—Per sale. te & 17098 mete’. 2 ; eid : : “her ie oo , “a, biel bg ‘ neg rrewiel 6-86" | ' rs intl ) ne e<ttra : ? ' : 2 Sai rifts ‘N oareenge: Phenet M |

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oo ete et % ea 7: Bidens tn . a be 4 OCT. 10. 19h, = os rr fourth Liberty Loan or found, are advertised in the Lost and Found Columns today. “St CLOTHING Mie ALITOMOB?H: esas: ™ ee + ye MOBIL | _ AUTOMOBILES : ROOMS FOR RE ENT— WEST ROOMS wiTH BOARD. Ww Ww sided ash EST D . ROADSTERS | mA ELLINGS f FOR ENT SOUTH TO LET BUSINESS PURPOSES | ic coat he Ar rins : ‘ ; s 3 TRUCKS | a 1, due ishas deat | WimnTwels . or Gy) Biter . oy e; °. une aim ' : gh Sas : . ’ ' . : : de , : ‘ c ‘ : . = ene . ‘ ‘ * izes and colors sul Su! ts, ~— ~~ ; shel és BT eT Food runnine or.- 7 -4 ‘te yy sale 15 .tine rae PPO ws latin nti ~— ~~ es edinadies tn , o¢ ’ ‘* eo 7 aa ’ ' fi i | ‘ . i " ISCELLA i/EOUS “th nn ‘ >| / a ES: $° 4 : My ri a . , onditic g] =) Sprexe body trus k. STEINW AY l"prie! , . na , 0 f , 6 " o hte bo ile: sizes 34 77 aa | udste whuels | Tie —— PO Easton (eS), ’ in: fine enoue! for anv home: at ab mi ne ees nde! 4940VW WESTMINSTE a lay tao ae Fe gor ond) sds a Sha Be Ay, ity arva} sh “ rr - ’ tye oa a tr “> Ve . shee | om Phas rr ’ feuauttful . Ll, 7 ai! = ed ro zentlem r coup furnished my. " Deauuitys 4 ‘1 4AYT PING oe . y model: j *k “or ; + 4 ay ° r ¥: i : : tty t 1e ortinary. . pbs y eM snes, = 6616 locust at | fe et om ALP Bas, £800 mils ; ’ slight! 46d mv cm thing 0 ’ . , BROADWAY 0, : 2 F- =e ‘7 - . a, Tidas RiWw ie ‘) tins i ' a 1)F } NI AP | : 9 > house. ROOMS WANTED . ‘+ \t | } ae \ se . ' ry Fee ,ATOW 4 y — cae ee ‘ ¥, j a. ~~ See 9 ' . 4 t how fs to 6 4% ‘ ‘ } ate a will 3 . ) , . te = Sis \e st 12. ASTON q emegen ' Post-Dispatch. ; bargain. ERE i nain = *‘sahogal ~ . ost-Dispatch . ' eihk s , j . “ P . . af ry: e = * ’ 7 ¥ htly da $5 Coats | ‘ fa e2et F448 , . : 1. gain aie *-cvViindey firet lase AME RIC AN 8 AT ow AGRE CORP. - 5 x ; r . ' rif > can norning ‘or eolien eet BV INES For sale. chamsay rowdste c8M) | = oe ae ; sae ov na tA Le ; , DANDY K RONG! _ TT 5 ’ “ i en | 4 16; Boor CONGIt ton . EXCHANGE 6 a ime oe mpl. nt i Bartiner i ne ; 4; excellent cond! cern 7. i a5 e Oa oy ¥ tt i i) Se ttiene, Se ‘ , elie. Che 7 ae - 7 HE ’ wee : x, ‘ Or . vw : ; 2 > » s* 7 ; P - " Py . : ’ i= ’ { Is | } 4 i ‘ ' . ° ut ; pt tia Rea mw NTS head sew arte ee ~ : On qo? * rarian “ ” ; ; : : ' . . A ci ing z° : ag os ’ : “ , - S200 if. MxXcH ANC] LO”, ; j mange cs hanes for ho a (ai a Tee ; ee 5 —— ; OF : - Fy ar EXCHANGE + aay GOLD AND SILVER Mopie For sat rar K. We Also loan to OW nee af ee gn At OF | : a 2 an es mode! oe . ibert 7 —- , : ; aoe ‘ ‘Ty, Fr i BS AS Ls i » j ‘iy » edi aachy ine (aAMonds, - wy Bold, > at } ) , . tlw 5 vo ® ALY }: RANK ST ELL. BES’! J LACK Iver tity ie Lacust. Suite 5 5) ; sMOBI! ae wo Ye nust i ae : a nee fh . ——— (Cc) | Pa buy: no Interest charged: 10 per cent off ING . ~ ar, 4940 Was ig- Sane HES prices paid tor Jewelry renee Pdperisier: any ienodnnbie oese ACCESSORIES PARTS ETC ni lecest, and. discount, saves sekeeping rooms: free gas. felt.) ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED : —_ — a: : “02 atest Victrolas and k alga ? ig sat eohutels ikea ne A MOTD!) Bw —— , ; (cr rx bert, é foNe ; isi Safe 8 ROOMS I: ( rR RE N | her, «U5 5 ! ? , , ~~ , + men , Fae fOMOTBZ > @ j 1 n ter ‘ “15-2 = ~ > > ‘or ‘ ; : rT on none live © 3035. LAY: , tke Ragga heavy as ; te Nr ot, ent mediuni or ve fre), | aes na eres ree ine BOARD ‘ > ae a an S864 Deln Hi} Sb 1) | ‘ Hi asn prices waid for ola Te) | ae | es One extra tire ‘| der ON Ge 24 24 Elite Gellvered, Bretang. | —“"_*t nipletely furnish ) aoe A ne la . da Heb eH - Crmar iver and diamonds, Sternber faliy ped mo GPaAt t eaeeake Ot av. Central OORRS, | $105 F hi node! Staniey Uprieg epir g porch « ted: reason. | BOAR nd ble he av | K. 800 Frank. ———— Tyee 61! ye ; (cB. , piano, light ; a TaN " Just the nita only ; | pee 4 ; ible peop] aa i r = a MME At. Boppy 7 sy inst ien te me sEN A petal , “> ee pe SOi. , hext ‘ ah po ‘ces ia ene ~, OG ; , ‘ ; m firet- . vicewt ' : tor f ; ‘ “ne ‘ Pos Dis snatch iver. Natinurmn: will call, H. Millon, rod, ‘ F - ‘ ONGITIOL Wil | a 161% IT, rth ;' ; ie — LENSING TOUN, 0S2—Chotce vright fu rniehe] ,,. MOM AND BOARD Ad wus ntral S275, OW ‘ a a by whey 2 By hae nani THE Pl TALKING MACHIN] n; private family: alt comventences: wep. | ns sung . = - A Aol rv wersize r t | wi ; » a y, “ J { | am Nfs ‘ ‘ et, . rea se sila . marie \ \ ne H pat for ld wolf. er. efi” eats Rox et: Oem. Med th.) > Pe (31 OT - 10H MA RKET. S87 ~-—— — - —— eee (c&> r-351, Post-Dispate amonds«. broken leweiry: -_s _— - lamas am % KINGS HIGHWAY. boda sh Pon OOM AND POARD hy rn fon © $. : P : ’ ™ home live 12433 ) ‘or TOURING - Oe i SFcond« ‘anuara make. ive : a4 ee niove ; ©aIres ho; . fon eS : sia “if ate rare 7 7 all Bs = rt. Pray * org Ud FR ah lw fi Ps: . . . . “ : ’ OT +) : }*] 150) ‘ 14° 4 e . ‘ . . hes - , orimm er . y * >?) ~? Sy ’ ve. ‘> . P ; it aa Peng: | atc nditio | prest. 4 ts nde al ch ie 3 niveraat i , ea?’ complete urnieh ' i Pega ANID PirA RI? Wtd . Rudedeur oe Peg: is Piet conditior ln Bed Soe 4 (eo) ; : as light ch lente heat ho tees abatan ts M, mah. With Sewtnh famil : 1g cnas- : bons Lispat at ‘ fining Co.. 210 N. . em : - } ' ( > ; Press tres at : ni t t nveni« C entral 4052 1, be RmpiLLAs or es , " aad ‘ fas ttiw ' ale | ; : ) a ¢ @ a § x { eT ‘ leasant nome ' . i wy " : , 7) . eli tt ' ’ i ; entral 40% De sien tinea: weod eae ne ab Has | sis amd ton “teucks. Over Boo fat ake reep DELL. 424 Pleasant reon rhs | GOR AND BOARD Wid By apay Sree | see Fe i foo) REAL ESTATE-OTHER CITIES ’ sliver. 44 ‘ i ; \ Aa | ~~) j ms Po nrivate famth he ‘ ; . Raines : nm 1 ; , an private family: good, neighbo APARTMENTS t Cherokee lin : } grooms | ad with or en FORD BODY—For sale: touring cat sf ; di ( o \ , Da ae 925 niuUrnishH if } ho 2 ry & : * | 7 ' Abe : aie. ry ‘ : rs ete ee ed L900 Ww. cehinet on hs “ oF) 17 * \ owe , , heat wr o sty “fate ‘ ,. permanent. \ . , ; . ; a 3 ‘3 an Bldg. Lindeli_1729. es: Se COMdKtion. 456s Red | FORD FENDERS | > PLAYER-PIANOS fer 6p mn eS " “Dispat hon aera ——— x Rud ay. Te | i? ; iy ; ss 2 } -NDERS ey ky tront . Y . ) 42004 ROOM AS? RrmOARD Wd. ? rh 7 we I 4 WEST : Ma JEWELRY WATCHES a) ta N18 tourtug car; used oniv & rie | si ! FOR SAL "peda: peoble empiayek Iprebemred Toe uiy employed: single room Seal A, dean i 13: oi! 1.07 MGitlon: { bay riREKS “or ale ed. oak te and 2% 4 ; OER? hear Ing Wounes or rd flont rool ; ba. MN \partmern ror rer ron ' electricity Py iTS ooms, Sulls P 4 ; MONDS. w: O16. et Be ox 6-212, Post-Dispate! | bargain: must sell, 3838 Walt 8d 35s cap ei . ered, Weat End: rea8onable. Box A-2i3,| , 13: third floor north; & rooms, Including; baker: factory memosp emblo und _BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES _ . * + ptt ged S se wanna ‘ . EVROLET ~— ; ‘ ; : Li.N Bab = pTTEPeLe Le i Ke mn ef. PD isepeat } ; ! lf : 0 hathe ryry ? nrarpete ry 1% ~~. — : bs 4 ‘) s : 3 J roa w py. - : c¥ Uh i / ys ia iP, bie 17 } oF oe rt) . C. t} aie ine eour try ros 3 } ’ ! iti i ‘ Put LS Fr “ee | die a -“ ‘ t) > AT 7 . * ry.? ° ~*~ 9 ' " . ° - “ oS ‘ec " ee wodei; fine Magtior draft li? Cass, tine Xf bran: \ cost 310. 50 © . All S&-Note. wa i MM VATE »% ( re be 'S 2 : =o es ' , ed “$O0UTH ete : “ ’ } ‘ ° rey . a F =) mie ik a reyrr} g } , . : " - Pig? , i ' rT ' ’ mri ’ — ia4monds any Size, . a a a ’ . ‘ ae’f } So). eein Frathklin. Steinwav : ; ° ’ ‘ . P ‘ pees att ——" i ' ! : Mm Ith Co 3 ON, _ Grand.ten SEVROLET—For sale uring Ost Exe ic) | Artal Diamo T) dx, watches, 1e wel 7 stent eond) i ‘ : ii ‘ fyi ites. | j i et : ‘ : ae \\ if oOuy vor org tire if rae a ' fed, 1 | . brilliant diamonds: my Ut ; soll od ‘ . oe ee i wer g * condition Pay top prices, Kimbal! Olee- of rings laflies’ or men n'e: iY seahiaet . Fire C'o.. formerly Universal K ioet screws. any style mountings. Lane 5 Rp sale murine vi ive mE » S216 Locust si. ich) TN IU EStTON S ensy tO oreo char - & . atten So mG " Wurlitver evervthineg conaential I at POR! ine Orne car, new, : . BOATS AND LAUNCHES . ) x “ 4 : L “ee live st en Kingston de Luxe c. i PATENTS jonly short time. 2520 Ol; B hey th tee * ae tg ithe . 2-e¥linder, 21h f. Raso- . EG Sees eet ho Hamilton av. : diamont car dime: Ep. eat an nitor si Qe: Vac ‘ irivew ot GOx13 . | es : — on wick ba! 20.) Cs ath me ° a month. . = . Sag nee RE ean plan ‘abany 1205. (cl) _ £45, 7 4 Main 1196 ied NORTH : Owner, 4263 , . } : n MAU P Argzai 0 ul ‘ + 6 4: (‘abans tH . A ' ro - ' ’ : anh! _ ; ‘ ; : : es > ie ‘atent attornev. 4 ‘ex 9916 Cust (e7 Vm Steck, 5936 Easton =) : Is use ro ate , eit phone: al]l ALCAZAR HOTHEL~% ust: clean, mod , ENE it \ ARTMENTS $335 Ol rT,AAN THRPDP eS, 4 - “a sete tid Phen and ar (coe i rolis musie, phe i ern, steam-heated rooms: private bath: Se t.: efficier # er tom hd 4 ete POADW N y re \ l are: ‘onvenie: vA i LAN }) | K I Ih Af hy . —_——~ — : : : ita > 7 popes : aoe bast _oay, $8 a week aid (eR) 4 ne anc cht! ng: stearn heat. ore in 1196 (‘entra!l #849 oe) aE NG O cArk. eats CYCLES AND MOTOR: CYC. ES UPRIGHTS aE Bh roaealy, qfuinithed | seRDEEL HOPEES thd God Linge crt | end cold voter nud sectie emit 944 NN , . ; A ] ~ | mae } "Pst Delmar “ar: comfort 5328 Rartmer av. . i . to ashir rton foRy GARAGES AND STABLES inaicae tne eit } “ bhinek« frem the new Siena able home rms 71 refined home for refined peopie: ail! UNIVERKST ry APT: 37028 WASHING TO! ;, , rw r . wey Si leer! Price S500 and 23 ms. GARAGE re e «et rAam + . 1 MAN SI’ A ERE. E. co ane ar protest! nocd Locu Se a é. ; i ie : 4 tour me ar. ‘ . ‘ . -- " i ( amp & { 0. ° . —— . ° . i’ oe «’* : ; Ria nT) 7 Ameri: an nian: moderate Effi ie iene v type: n ° Cheetnut ete O03) Easton. . | Standars Se ws ree eee bw e ve ho ' ty ai nn as , Morest SORT (oR) reoms efficiency: rent includes f: rae machines ‘entral fis rt at LT oy : Ww. cof MACHIN Sten ’ ? $ ‘ { iring 4 ised ‘ \ ° whores rs | ai] hey ‘ ’ electricity for Jehting ot Irposes 4 a’ } ‘; = on 7 etan . . P ES . ee, ee ees “ies ees 10 Down = Sem {¢ hot and cold ri nee! ' et > aa - ole w NORTH "aa : ptayy eth, On a hanoMs L. rs hone omfortalble tliat; ’ al Me ~ re ie a FO Cable in cafe me avipped ? oe wee ale. dropheas@MMORD— For sale: bargain: owner leaving cy. ~~ PT achndlatilia $6 a Month Kil share with lady emploved Box t= ff HOUSES, FLATS, ETC. ]] siaeigimices in cate, Apariments eamippeé | he tots ite Olive é Fichbart = (iarage, Pris SMARNESS-—208 @ets new. Cons ¢ aten t+) \ tub and we is large ivi: (CARAGE , : far X = room Anplys " “nike a: t ‘RUS » Pyar sale: new Singer ; , ar ir.ne ar: irfect yi ' PAINS (eo Grassmuck L31¢ ie Thece are 8roeaing vol : j : . a virnients: rentihe a harecait +: . Way. @ Ine ss are bargain »Ou Won t find ’ urivate hey ban atid aga C line. minimum Bde. Co, q ‘R2 Spington. 3 elec rt ney repairing of Pi ourine: new : a HORSES—For sale; City Hauling Co, 10) Very often. Te ? oC op patel Discount 1 a a te Fans a HOU use With Api ir" tme nt Service sala ’ ‘ | : } RSErrians c - 11s , , ; if i sift oe bigatl ‘ “as “TY i ‘ “4 : Anderson, ° he ; Tiwy 7 cy wet > hier “ y a: ae ric, herdwood floors, steam heat: ‘cers, see us hefore ga. fi he touring cars, 191 fe Tie jansks ale, « : Sinith & Bros TALKING MACHINES ere “) PON. 907 and > roon at 4520 \ © I Ie I S( y\ lot OONK257 ' Central 6S49 or Main 1104 FLATS. APARTMENTS FOR SALE , iia Diner at *. gome like ~~ “#1 . , ’ (oa hn. b4en ny : , - he . ‘ lb ebers ; . « , } 43 PY ev te. ‘ r i Teles Shh: ti re "he ‘ ‘ : is ‘ ’ STAN ’ thsi. ' ‘ — Ps , ‘ ’ : . ‘ ~! [ iD Pp “i Ie ve j , (eB?) - HORSES For sa ; f good city iv- ag mes me a piv d ‘Segre ea vee AT am aaotr: pant ith: net : s v S SUBURBAN PROPERTY—Furnished DL 4 Wi " RT ‘i H | $ 39 00 : : 3 | -r" Steam Heated Apartments FURNISHED HOUSK—Five rooms; Web. 100 cash and | onth 9 1y 2-stors or nr ; 7 Phere. ‘ i ‘ ster beautiful grounds . | : : : i > Toor. «A 4 nay’ if $33) we pO be | | = aian 9 : , 4 7 a7 be +o- = hers ri rooms sd fle ni “a ly $20 id. Mr. Street Nig! ' solid ai, oom Of . , Pia + : . r) ‘ «4 { cacrifi e: make otter isi@ C | EDISON i : cd i 1?) "Nograpl oO , > , ; Taty ‘4 wr a . eci . ’ \ tr,” | ‘ b Sor id N _— i P r" = ~J ' 7 Pte ; anf L100! —" be r+ trout = cling a. ae” | : (eS) | nal price. $120: fine bargain: easy terms. Yor } for ty no oprivate family. all) __ first floot Kev at 143 (8d) Ton McPherson, Poms: 4 floor east.. 54 50 FOR COLORED PEOPLE Phone Olive 142 ‘ (8) ‘ ‘ i woo Springs (ruck eou Wagons: evervthing Com + . : wey ’ Temodt O98] farm Wagon, like collar a a so SOUTH #0 Cabanne, | rooms. 3d floor east Mw) f phon atk y del: Ta a \ Rroadwat WDISON iamond c Phonograp rs AN ASHING 4 furn . AA ell SiN. 33 egant mahogany ies J} we , f ; ‘ ° ‘ . . ‘ ’ . te . Log I] 4 : \ thre 1g { af | @ rm oor work mare fey oli all. 1004 Olive « a EN HA One pr ' eye) ee eve) VOOM OOOQODODOOS DOO SOTO (saurie ASTiI NG: CoN ’ As pen? rf re) : ory nel i Ce *, F P a acca be = — — na = > apa eee . ~ Chestnut st. MADISON Tih} reoms. Lae’ te rujiek oo set a by : -_ ia four ) ; ‘337 ! ome be » LPoOOG - a Se k action, ee : MIDIS ON lamond disc: beautiful. gow condi rm ry , (e) 4 ; ("09 Decatur Nols Mghtls Hse ' 1e rive home a5 large tarin mare r trade , : : aris rar ; : if ‘ — be es nerds _ or " is 5 ~ ; , ij a©re i ‘ at. tlo -t _aeteain. $4). j rtoph ona ; ! . — 3 Ss iB) \ ) ‘ : - : . . a + et ‘ ehute hy ; ~ RINKOP oie store xtures, " “adsiee Li ett } Wa or sali gentile lelivers rh ; : ” ete Ke rhe phonoge: -| ©@ : seen oh 4 | : . ai ng : , . ‘ ‘ aryy . DarRaln oIS+t Kas rn ‘ Tale. i so immeasurably superior ASHUILN¢ A ?.' ao ) SiTa tiie ~ F w , : i ‘ t i 6- ROOM A 7 arti , , “ aaa ate : " asi ‘ . ' ‘ on . ‘ \ » rt ‘ ® 4 ; pe rH. | ia \ } | . ] , ry , ? 20 ) iriy new of- @ DF or sale, 4 young mare 2 by nstrument that there fs ne oS ial be : poids @) UU UU } Nari i YABLWOD Aa ey y ey | Rae go ob I: LA B A RG ! \ I \a Leserve (e} R lor ,, “ins 1 slightl jes ounk irse. $321 aston * ; call at our. stor ds WASHTI NG TON 5 ond = tion out is Lee NTH, 28] , re mi tein cae ane ‘ —=——3 , yo bo pe ith whit vir Bit-y TRYT F ? ae ta - vpuraelt about the New di Libera! mt 3 privat ' : ate , entra! — } c Ss nd re \SHINGTON. | " AS HOT W A ? ie R HE A’ r ~ vi beautiful **Kelsey’ re lored 3. 4 = = 2a wes Ore owner are terms can arranged for. ‘ree demon- enienc \ TO moder ' a Ye VOT wo Kaths - TY teh etapa ADDING oe r touring |} ’ >? ive j j Pap T (‘lair. Fast Si F is Sirations Wy Concordia Musi | ee. VT ARMINGTO } pie Seng te 4 ) . Z ; - At, ® VEETR ee ANTITI TRUST CO. BUILDING MATERIALS ari , ' | a. att Agoring : | a ) : “| 812 Pine ny Shee | eta: uae. | ice ) | ~ 2 Agent ; , * Otek eee dian watt ones. LES] ile, nares. ma colts, Tey ate | 3 phonograrhs: | fect cary} ag (-% may ep a thd yore yu “ 4e% ') @ BUILDING MATERIAL.--For sale, 150.000 \CCHINI or li ist be Saturda: rafted. 2: Paes ~i Le ee fe Severin : : argains in St. Lou $15 to $177 MELIN . ; Ane > ; = “aera e = —s OBOHOHOHVI|IOVGONOS}OGOGOWOSIVOVOGS rood br joists and i) bullding sup Ba 4 ; yf ; . ie . . . } bie nds taken: te! ¥. 710 Eequit a \V A | ‘, . , a “ . . , ti ae pe 4° s ' Lu ’ # ‘ - ~ ‘ . niles 4 ) § LJ " h eas } ~~) pA : iat oOOnN At tit ' PAP 4 ‘ entra ‘ 74 ' I ' ' 10) Marr 4 TERSON, Steed S.—Two rooms os FLATS AND AP’T’S. WANTED LUMBER SP bale: Wonk ake cee ee oH Tganeanes ‘ 4 : - or - ; bis : : " : a ¢* Ss. ——_— ee —_ / t ic. | 1? o . oa - = - ee Ak l rn xi " Main 1162. Cen Tn RS : a A BOILER F. 4 £0 e- goo, —— htl 1 _P ai ( ‘ORDS cRasthaas eto k -, is recre,.- Seana ge : “F yi we . Alt ian ty S . " . ; od P 1) ( ) "p I 7 1; Yy ( »\ k RS . ; wee ; ri “9 Heine water ne bot er: Maryland Car. tion recnrde in the city: : al music . os , one ad gh - a m2 — 4 vi, . e 1499. Q) ‘ve Q: APARTMEN ‘ * cely ' isned ?.roon 1 ; - a ' SOUTH bmematitinn © ANI. ae . © Passenge ri vaity Co. inspection; ready for immediate sweeten and enrich vour } all at our en yg : Spas é = partmens with h-roo fer) Wes "we nave real bnvers, no pikers,’ for anne used short time ; fal saat delivery Monsanto Chemical Works. oa store to hear vour favorite 1A) SH14 36: Sj room ath, ucna"?; ' Re 80] Post : in income preperty. W i all wut lan ; . . » * exe . , ue. one : 1 , > aenr r Pin} an} S ash if vour price Is \4 wi 42 : AU IT OMOBIEES ee ee teeny, tale cer purer. | pe eo Ste fe dia Muste House. 912 Pine (oD rE. 4 rge southern root lear Reservoir Park; adi oie rou have @ tunel tocdied Gees Buedinte theme nak Geek nation Sana ae 24 R USSE LL AV. 40x130 a ec ce cn rnounta tele rime, 7 1 t | t TIN] * . + ' ") =f rr ' - if itt : ) , hd , , 7a bo, ere punips, alr ronpressors, : Feheepings roo t et) south « maith ,. us y "ee aig , furnace heat bP —— e a i i os ODE iS ’ © a, a 3 : a dee sp ak hong rener: aia: ~ To? Sa 1'e: hreavv £ pe ial sose : — \ ye } 4 P m4 . 7 al 1’ She PHIR a l = rao 115 ana ‘ ts , ‘\ \ re“ 7 , + Vf | } ; P . ' & JONES : i> Cae oe | Chestnut, $4006 7 nake ter: , le Saud dgule lie line, minimum 80e : & BS er y to of miles pe machin ly John Rammine Machine Co., a t ' (‘ent na H849. Main 11 oe ; JOSEPH b Wie au, ASN ; : 9a ° ’ ‘ . . H “ut sie H ‘ . } ps , ar i ) = * ; 12 reR5) R Oc M ‘ ] }3 ) \ e . éh = " i i ai ‘ : 4 1 / {} Sa a) ) ier - Dig Oun j per ine on [three or % eo | : re nt. See My arrell. 2901 a! -. “Ma 117 : Le = 3. a Je) ) ANC ( i ) Lice rorR | ry 7 kK FOR HIRE rity a awe oT. # Por rent, city, sola agaie. 100 per a Bag > ; , er ee ; - io . $ - ‘ ' ? ; ; ’ IPSt as } } ' ist (a+ wk art “- . . ’ Oe has! 2 a, , 0 ” MACHINE SHOP WORK line Wan ted. Hote « i’-oom mates — . ms ss all — ak et Wee oe ees ee nie ; , } . . ; Wa ue reo , ae nero hnandiee " REAIDEN« Seale. : Ot & and touring cara, . . . ‘ ee ; ; a fountry and Suburban Board lar . ? ut rag ) hea: . BCCLID, Th -N od ‘ t. rs : mis, oS ° ‘ > ae ri . : ' ich eat . a ' i, x Fw “To [Lpiena ; ot ‘ ; }% ure st 62334, (o6) | * o) ‘ ] ore 19 7 Ta iff; : rACTOR i ea le ‘ i Si lart oa, ih, Foon ae oe zu per ae 1") ¢ 1." recention atl are ’ | ' \\ ; \." ) ‘ ’ ’ he : , —_ : , kKeneiff t "arine] ii. 174) ‘tne. Atecount Ile new line ¢ thr NF Ss tizp Ald) y+ \ i! Shed zt Ty ’ ti or exchange. room ric * iitthnisine King's high- beh bes . ae ~ 8 oath : _or more thas?tlons en 4 ! WS, Bl. : Of & . KING'S Il THEW Ay : at, —— 1 hae ht S| } al conveniences, all improve Siti \ Porest S37 > Maxey, or Sate, WIS, fully equipped DlicS, tools, special machinery. light man» el rivet p and he Ce SH tas “pre ¢" rs tide” ottage or suburban property pe am aa . { jan) " ae | Olive (ck actu rawing aie starmping machine ns ; é -_ , a ! ‘ OEE Jay oF le : eM. work of ; ee e reasonable: prompt? ROOMS FOR RENT CITY ' "ree aN SCOT ; tile : ' ak oder PAS 2 . | LNT " » 4 or OLS ee lath. tes) . “TY ale INT model sd + so ¥ ' rool.and Machine ' ievg an ai TP ny ront Leskeanine om: of ‘ a ths rman @ ’ ary mth o n. Call i) | trace s+ poe eqjuity it : ; rar - . . ° " ; iy? titi? st : ! Po og eae ame mdition: new tires: a bargain at SoT> | No Item 1 62) MISCELLANEOUS i er) ou ‘ : ; f nt, ie = - 3s S capniniedll \ rent rts a i mae | - — YLINDER. 1918: any: RUOMS—Furnished or unfurnished ¥ \y yar oom. a ven imike kK. for reneral hau “ j 8) Fd ISS VV AST] [ 1 2 ™ / | yveniences. AdwuUItS »? ' o> : ' tr “oa ron? , . unt : «4 | ’ } ay yet 4031 Easton av., Delmar. TON T M . S U A sp nT sindis an heii : tes Ose, ¢ arge i (eo) - : Pt? aia ; a : ; =e , Wo CANN DOWLING 8 A . a A ow .s ES ER resccn hee skid ch bay or, JOC; Sluney 2x00. SHOP, | fer) | CASS, 2813 “Unfurnished basement room; CENTRAL tric, ware jee | | | Will pav ca sh. . i : e a = “ Ihe Zs . . . ry tt) . 5 ~ * ; => Ye i ; ’ . . ’ . t t ; : i ‘ . — j : ‘ERY A SON Lad, Frankita av... fr ale} ok \NKI IN B51) (a Th i et ntral _9S60L, (C8) (c8 a ' i ou E ‘ ome ’ fimates on tuning. repairing ana ’ 4340, Ne _ and — old; ; pay = a , oe re a Ses 3 . 2. Gomont 171, Central L571. rR r ANKE, TN an O17 Watton av . = rv 1} , . ¥ ‘TUNING. pianos, pt: vers; first clare r setae i coed aang gm New or old: any “eon- ’ fy] a? ait rk g@ nteed: 2) vears’ experiet : ronveniens es ] 917 Walton Avs. * ; autz,. B2o S. Jeff’ son. Sid. 970. V JATOL,. a , DO FOR » PASSENGI LACLEDE must be cheap r cash. T\ Ate. sabe by is NS Ere ore CEE En CMOS ee ; Pg a oe = in ght t ! aT , oes diney . 1006S Vi Dar . 4 ve JOD AD dig ~ \ , EXP! RT plang mning: nrst-ci@ss rr Ll LOLI. BAe ' r ' : . dae ; i ot , ° F ' | ; rstTulale ae re ; = . . ¢ a , edeled ie TROLT irnits t- mT tT . : . . b« ' . . ' = - (062) ie o_ pairing +c? pianos and nlaver-nianos ond- story front ale tri ig ain eapohin eae open ; a , cu " par SUBURBAN PROPRTY FOR SALe se” uic 9 ; nable: all work @uaranteed. M. Feidman, A ee , — uth reem. p re wiv ¥ . o oJ la ' ’ ' ‘ BOT he) ut ; ~ er'a home. I , : vf OF BAC. -PESSeuge! ’ £718 Park. Phone Grand 8900. Victor 462L, = ——— ‘i dtape, ik ee ines eee oi (e144 | LOCUST, 3127— ry «team- heatet rooms heusekeerp MISCELLANEOUS 3) ae ; a Fy . . ees ' ; - - rnnrm e ey : week up, icRs ~~ * e A wy : , ; " “ ” . : a UTOMORI.ES All, kinds; ity oe -o 4 searene Radke MUSICAL INSTRUCTION OLIVE 4 were sani ht sa | iniv | oe 2 | hor UNG ALLOW wale. 6 re nia PERSONAL PROPERTY price, Standar Q : : ie are es ~~ = ‘0 | , ) ; ves indet) : nee : in 20 lease ke; | PINE, 1419 —Nicets furnished rooms for gen WANSTRATH REAI O.. 2108 | ; me bi, : ns , | | 3 = > _ Delmar 1070 i : mt ' C a2 7 } ws ae gu on: mUhristenson {leer erecerits rhyt : } a “A } : " . . o . . ; ' 7 _ ne 11 , ; . " \ 4 ry or fe my Vic obe ; ‘ ere ral ; Lie ale. , a wait aa F oO). “(2 im oF : Pide, : also PINE, 3351: ' De | P ity Onias s&s é 4 pp Vs : Olive Central ' , keeping ORD Wea aT re . lewest price, hap ee, a te fig IEDs ot. Sa eyet_mi aS pn - —————— | war aoe te _ : n : ree fine ropms, bath. gus 3 RE ed inosPost DISA 2 Conmecticut. Gra ATEN. jy 5S gree haubes “= - Hemant - ng. 1) oR loom a \ for) rang : ne: OA a | FURNISHED FLATS—APARTM'TS : . ' ifAst money will a a i ; . g ¢ , . } e ords . : . 5 ' , ie ry erry ‘ i ¢ » ‘ ‘ ocms Titi i . EAST SIDE “SO. Post-Dispatch MIT LER pave cash for Victrola rec - £ . nites £4. aa : : , sou .. a nnn ae musical instruments. 8 N. Broadway, (ch) ct aan - _ Bs @f9 Wainwright Bld SOUTH + . . . x of Cadillac, pis; . ? ; 7 + he > pie Pao : , i : . ? os¥ : y SOP ee th, ses — ' J pals ’ cornets aito rombones, saxé } “a . As vay ais ; . ' rryeyrnt a%y ’ oy? ~ " iv* og 7" woe | Cee eee TORY PLACHT. 100 Pine.) | a. 7 : t SARAH, 18314 3 roonn a ARSENAL, m Kast St. Lois bargain liudsen supersix speed- BB... . Fes at FE Oe, polling eek, , ; ARSENAL. a4 ice a7 rurn TS Tk tht Meee ‘ Sere | noe § men No 7°28 WN A “ab any 2580, oes i , i a) ina ' " ee ta FOR SALE . room gaern resjdeu ‘ } i ( ‘ Pe cae: = - ; on P | , , iy YT ‘ "> an ‘ : ?T ] ” ‘ f 18 ie sn tht ga ' bI hot} hones . ' tenen: Oat im eng fo a pt ' ' “4 — oor rem «ay Litt pale nN ee ' 7 +}, ia } fine bargwain ae 8 haha . _ "4534 WEN on autom syiy noe mort: mee Nita: ar ; “i 3D . ; wre de Merete ’ fall. 1004 Ctlive.t GRAND, sty; Or at ' , : : * ‘tion Cea ' 107 Olive _e*) ‘ - . : ° a new: very eonven , \ a4 rhaett } a . : . , et the price LAb- ihe’e ray : 11s" Ma rviut Ge co i - cc ps “ “S10 ed or a = , j : 4 i : ; ° NT “? . = «A ‘ ? ef che ‘ ir wrecked, damag : eee - = NR > ‘RA >, wei (| , ‘ ; , ane . =? , com ni Cen- My K, Wye a (i1 i tb ol prigit, gan), ‘ape ‘ ae ats i a ; . » anne SOOCEe par’ 12 9 ie Mihediate delivers rt e107) y A 412 California | “heat me | 7 oR I Ub A Mi Ldison Pheoomigas ; * . . ‘ wee oe ~7 tannin i ri ; ‘ked and “damased © TRU art 2 ' . vi ; ..... 1 sed ic foonmy B25 net Ly time pay “tT ' trys) sable rhs ne&® interest _— : ‘ , ' onven Hanson Te ar fi" and Olive sets. | Jk! : ) Ky s wal nig i: stan ain doles ' ? -_ REAI1 1 es a a . Ae pe ; oniv $80.) go . ss ata on : a ; 7 rej Argan ———-~ : aN: ont LArPAYET! Si: ed | a : : ins ow ; ~HASSES | eee le ed nditio iit erm Aeolian Hal’, room ey emplover rivat " ‘ OWELLINGS FOn RENT al ” ; - ae - ' . @ons ryt, ‘ ae neasts new . mI , psa ’ weer : .. rie at , lat Ps gers n i . WISS{[S= ]T'b) e : ’ | n . ir . . 7 > , CENTRAL ibie rims; rare ea) L\eotMan tigi: . Wellehbeunte I aR ey ama ay > Seer . a : = : 9 ij m.S 1 e Fi, ; - . - ; a“ COUPES t? , . P m awd }) , > ‘ | &\te j anowa , MORI eC) \ ‘ a et " P| ee : » 7 mie . “ia : ai _ ts " 114 ro : ru f. . lait ; te ks , “a : ‘ ” . : a , , ; . x es) ge ho it newer befor ” MoO ANN WEING sondl- ew + ' S ti iat ibs raaoha “A excellent J te | bar 3 ‘ . ot vis teh 4 Ji a rooms .'esm nee ig can be seen. at % : ; om : d . urd ' 1 A . ht 7. ie i ‘a ; oq ' ‘ i i s\ iv ee ode Benton 2% yr? ind Locust, eS =F rt 3 i | . a a tn 4 | me + toe sh vr Fue" r . ! . ‘ ' : Len! , al ‘ screens sag es (c@9) AT iS | ption regain " ; ’ loth +e nicenniontisniliniliiiemnaninnaie . — om if starter i mk: : Oo * cen a * } : ' t , | igs Soin! : 4 ; ahor ey. pare My arte! abinet; 185 roils: cash oa " s : ’ ’ . aeat ‘ore, ROADSTERS é : ' 7 ro — Tahehté Gate? Scceent | py ‘ . ’ : ene et a ‘ . ‘ th ' . " + new tires, just - - a 5 mn saat ‘ : : Ih; tri ' : rd . : i P fdemonetrators con dition. $100, “2 Lig 7 ; a e3% ' , s 1 7. . hod. a — eye " | the original roanenn?) ter wo interest Bat! Ne tard gears WASH jr 7 14) eosin ror ry St, oy ; hb and GMive et® tool Tyrer | wiz ; ae mt ' , ra r} : : INDENWoRD ie. roadster: ze | : STERN & Le SUAS ' : 3958 Kaeton ce ae : : Ci ee . ’ Foe niwe ee england upright cart , t “ARANNE we | | : fee reoms plan Al ‘ ‘ . ~ 7 #y) ek | inl6, demounts - : fine eh et 3, : x eS em : : ’ a ‘ ; ‘ ‘ ‘tM s tt Purchiarer liv + , ryety . ; : ‘ a} KING \f ai HIINE, | : ne ; = ‘ i> @ ' Med area cat “yoadster: ah : Want ior. es MARKET ® ) x ; 7 . : ) . tires: perk : , - 7 ’ . , Ad. : . ’ > : » . e . . svyperee , te After be tps > PIAND 116 oxt 8790: mahomany. | Hark cre te hy ENNE ge LACE ’ = ! ' ay} tt ' +A imsa | ‘ he : ‘ rr . mr : Ss Fiehle ay ‘ ‘ = j . : ‘ 4 . . sa " 117 meade ¥ e jendid Z ; , 1 ‘ , ; . .4 ‘ tok f ’ hor ~ ¢ ‘2 cur fori MM ‘ re ‘ | " ¢ . : : — . - aint " os } : . ’ e ere a . ; , } oo 4. 4070 ton. nr a | ae: if te ) _ $10 ner month, wane er h 4) 1 anke. ol Onn Ue Sas hima s -m Ca. alak mas ie. j «= * ia x hae! . ” 4 , tone tern

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Pee ae. : = r} = at é - ee ——— NS as THURSDAY EVENING, OC TOBER 10, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH - 7 Editorial Page oa OORT ck A ei maaan Baal a tii. os anced — «| W omen’s OCTOBER PATCH _sT LOUIS POST- UIs Our Annual October Sule of 3 a Infants’ and Children’s — Sample Winter Garmentg continues to offer wonderful savings” Infants’ Coats—$15 to $35 values ee $3.00 Scarf Sets $1.50 Drawer Leggings. $2 Infants’ White Crochet Leggings. 75c Knit Toques and Bonnets I Men’s \ Mout Hats $3.00 i \ one offer of these They are silk lined ume ¢ green and blac Ver : 2 93 a ‘ ; high silk ldeal for Fall and Vitis COOPER ERE WMMMMUL Ll BAAPIPP DOOD PPODP ED AO OS $5 Values Friday . At Fliminns & Barr Co.—The Riess Better Store € A valuc giving record that 1s hard, almost impossible in fact, to excel, has been established by Frida) Special Day. This week's offerings splendidly maintain the remarkable value-giving. An idea of the noteworthy savings may be gained trom the following, which represents only a portion of this week’s F rida Specials. The Special Blue Price Tickets point to all, Waten for them. he \ eiagauir brown. das agesirawvie liats. et Mes of weight and have 4a Winter wear. Main CoTtie t ’ piste ow lloor FASSASASSESRSEES TS No Mail or Phone Orders Accepled on Friday Specials lwo Noleworthy Purchases Involving Several Hundred New Fall Skirts $600 the events ot the Included are 500 late models. in pleated, tailored and styles. There is hardly a new idea tliat’s not represented. The tunies in various led ; : Fons illustrated lengths are with heavy silk Iringe: tomorrow, ee tae. " ()7" silk embroidered horders with braid ana buttons. fut come every Hat 1s | me belts and ° value that tl! a ie 1He id] bre sold out quickly, L A Remarkable Purchase of eakaoalgai and Ready- a) 6tO-W ear H. “ he SO.00 and S7.. 5 $2. Values, cede. and hapes, made of Ecand vAvet, hatte oa! and panne velvet, all materials, know, that are most popular taupe, black, are Hats ribbon An Out-of-the-Ordinary Offering of 200 Winter Coats Worth Up | mney i Values Up lo ST6H.08, l‘riday at. medium large lo $24.50, rriday al.. q@ These values are so unusua! that it is doubtful whether this group of 200 Coats will remain until the end of the dav. All new and desirable stvles, made of wool velour: and other heavy woolens, wit! large plush om fur collars. Many of the most popular Fall coiors are miush this is one aft best skirt q All in all (tj this navy, senson. Shades ot brown, SPAaSON. purple, well as epresented, are trimmed with snrut Two of the Hats @q Don't delay one moment (iress\ The readv-to-weaur trimmed Woo] down early. tor enbellish tallored models and novelty ; j P | a Cie@ariv 3 remMmarnkaoie } ? pocnwels on others shown, as ell as Third Floor niarerilals embrace Charineuse, eres aud poplins in the fay limited number of silk ore wool skirts in \ “IYe@CS, bin; yy ePXTTa talteta. ore i} Shucdes black 100 Dresses caae Friday S | 0.50 An even hundred of these attractive Dresses are offered for Friday only. Many nev styles, made of satin. in new tunic and straightline effects some trimmed with embroid ery. Practically all of the de sired shades for Fall are Sinown Hasement Liconeomy Store Woot serves ft WAL wi}} bee rhird Floor Wl se i Mie bo i 2 Beoee Pa Bee, I) irtra = & > Values al.. — Unprecedented Values tn This Important Pre-holiday Sale of Men’s Neckwear Offering Tres worth Soc, @ Under the most remarkable terms we purchased thousands made up into ties according to our own specifications. — In all, Howing end four-in-hands, and so remarkable are the values that selling, @ lacluded are Ties fashioned of swivel silks, brocade stlks, Matelasse silks, Mogadore silks, Jasper silks, Pote de Crepe and Barathea silks from Swiss, Italian and Amert- can mills. There are beautiful and novel plain and fan- cy, Persian and Ortental and flowered designs. All Ties are made with the slip-easy neckband. gE WRC: SNOW) @ Panette, plush an usually warm and = ser\ wear. Full flaré effects, pockets, with collar ang eufis of Added warmth is ning and nterlining. } Coats, un for Winter with belts velvet ae t he % una, ® Ts A 9 Ser rge Dresses S+. 65 is. Wie (’ orauroy LC @? ib le finished yiat i Cai | “ny a " 2 inte pe eel ie a : 3 oy. a x LS ‘ \ ty e ye f fete we Rare 3 Diese i. Ss ee ‘Sang 4 Ne ia oe 2 Fy hs yee Me ne oe ae i PB ro hehe te Bi eee SY ePe e T e a eS es and De aaa ahhh DD DADAAAAAAA AAA AE DRDO aaa aaaA! or plush, miven with ' surgundyv, green $f and $1.50 at the ‘surprisingly low price of J1C Women’s brown are the eolo Sizes 6 to “yy \ and Misses’ Sweaters 82.98 and $3.98 ’ JY Values, Friday Only. . time ‘elie most ne exceptional @ Right at the Shetland wool, this stitched va Sweaters nna pockets and Shades ot rose, oyreen, maroon, und misses and had them handsome. SOrt vards silks and there are 4800) rich, We expect the briskest ide of 11st high wi: motels, collar and cuffs, Sizes as i i ‘Third Fleor and cded, We = offering, half-wool and plain 3e ris, in & great many ie fancy collars, cuffs = belts and sashes. cardinal, All sizes for es present Swenter SS YES SSS SSS ss FAS eae , i here ana are fanes Bei cut) Men’s ha ve si vies, oe Fall ot Special | ST ££ cp RP erage q riday, a mo ie, Bede ct F. neo elt Canary, nav combinations. These Tres worth more than the that we expect to see purehased in half dozen dozen lots, tor no other as presented Sued) chi nit. Bt) clearly Sale price ther aba children. iMasement Wome, icconomy Steere A Millinery Sale ye Offering Ready-to-Wear and friummed Hats qq) Overcoats. ent ow enough for eool Saree weather. x all-wool °** Westnit’ blue. brown, weloht. warm \lade shades ial! eloth am and silo wray vrreell (dP TOT = and form-fitting models, silk lined, ineluding the from 354 to 44. -lust a limited number at this price back quarter sleeves, SIZeS special Mien’s Trousers, $3. 10 Serviceable garments tor evervday Wear. I -S_. l‘loor worsteds, S17P -eccond made of striped dark tunity to provide and (chr ‘ ‘esa ct ats lridan Por personal needs lor istmias Miits. Choree of ae riday Chotce. Vinain Floor S, es Wome 1’s Li ACE Boots browl K : a q () 1) terns '} ¥ 1 DO20 “er nd lhileor - 90¢ Table Da mask eri Tin weir! q wide: for eve} fragrant Vanisirng reum: on Salis t‘ifth -Eloor Vanishing Cream e 6this Ponds’ \ speci i ring oj delighttully l6c i ‘loer maivV OUI Main ——— \. Mackinaws tor Boys 85 @ Vhe favorite Topeoat for Fall and Win ter wear. Made blue, brown, arge collars, pateh poekets and LZ. S800 and S10 Kinds, Friday. of heavy warm materials mn red. erav and green plaids. Hlave | wround Sizes 6 to byes] IS. Raincoats 337 15 Knickers — cial $2 45 B..-. e a brow vi Waite! ers belt } button \i} PA x second Tleor Women's S Filan nnelette Gowns $I 00 Chird Kloor Bedspr eas it epee | * " ) | lé > "$2.85 Fifth tk loor Kleinert’ s Dress Shields Kleimert ‘'s mM [yess — ~ 25c Viain Fleor * Women's S Petticoats q Mad a1 Piannerett oy feet | bdie st 1) with se med flouncee. berieds pink “39 Bath Towels . 4 ' : . ‘| hy D. hese 10c Toilet. Paper ate Ttea at eee cos > , 69c | Entire*Block. Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Sts. | Hasement Gallery ) ae f.ite lP.agle Stamps and Nedeem Fall Rooks Largest Distributors of Merchan- fer S32 in (neh or S2.4) tn Werchandiat—~ dise at Retall in Missouri er —— lew HKestricted Articles bacepted. the Weat. with lece insertion ‘ lar erecn. Wins and edges Come im all cols brow r Rasement Economy Store sold $13,000 worth of t pped "$1 98 lourth Ploeoer VMs ale Hasement biconomy Store Sa Sm I eR Se ye : ee ; ; ? ; ; : : ? ; : o : : : : ; ; # 2 ; : i ; ; 3 _ ClO te ) PO 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000004

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4 S a Editorial Page New Photographs ad omen’ s Features Popular Comics Sporting News Market Reports THURSDAY, OCTORER 10. ’ : ,7 , . ” ’ - a ° S\ \ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH y 7 , yp Cs Yy Je ‘ "hy y y is Lie, | WY y 49 THURSD. yy B Y , ae. Bie | WL 3 October Sale of e é j foo y ti y ; ; ff Oi tia ey : “My hy Wi Leg WA CAOLGELALA Sg | P Gop =e fp y d Chi ld f ai a LZ Ye bY QB. 2 YY iy Ou , Vivoet bli o Vi fy 2 Ls St? ott FJ ve if, , EY tr & dpi *] I/II” ummm ton WML iin We ceded AMUMUU 'Cregrergregegessssmmmmmmiiidiisssssés MU ae * ae GEEPEEEELFETELEOEEEEELIEEEEPEFEEEEOLEEEE COOOL EEEEBEEEEEEEOEOEPOLEEBRSE roccascnovenneninns o> Sale on ea agence ae Sa, "yy nter Garments | FBZ” muummmmne TO orrewnnrs er wonderful savings, |} os See Boo WRINOS... 2.60.54 14 Off WS YAN ian ) * » “ exe ill e ~¥ %, ahs . ? . a . . ee Sn | ‘ o~. % ‘> ROOD . \ RX SSS MV NS \S SRTVSSVLBAAPSAALSERSLALSLATSSSRASSELSERA LA RASSSSES LSE SES SES SESESE TSS ESSERE SEES eSRSSSSASASASSEESSES SLES SESS SSE SESE SESE SESE meena QQ SN pla. “NY, ‘\ 4 we / WH \ gOS S WW WY TESS SS 7. " See SESS SS SS SS SESS SEES Ree RSS SRE SESS SSS SSE ES SEE EES SEES SEES SS 4 “YPT RI POPOURORORDTDALELELCLOTIEEELEUETTEEEE SLOVULOARAOBDLDOLUMEPLEEBLEOLEOUEELUEPTAEEEEAOEBLEEEEEEEEEELEEELEEBEEETELEEEBTEELEEBELEEEEEEEEE seeessees scvccscccssicsesasitss Sir Eric Ged- Lieut. Poetto, VO O_—LL A Le eeeeeeeeeeceeeeeeeeeeeededeed AML des, First Lord of | ; Briti : ogg Hiealge What the force of the T. N. T. explosion, at Morgan, N. J., did to trees far chain, Se Yy, “i a CO the Tealian front, from the scene of the disaster. —Copyright, Underwood & Underwood. conference with Se, who were in St. pmol ay geen Oi VLMUUMUULLLLLLLLULLLLLLLLLLL LLU Ville Washington de- Be aprage me , Louis yesterday. LR SAB SESS gisrsarreccesecerse fe coccesee eee eg 3 ’ | cos. COLOLEOLEEEBLEEILOLEOBEEEEEELEEEBELEEED COOLER EROEEEELAEE Coeettes MOQ SSS: SKAMwUuuwWWWw? Wy WO —~S SS ¥ re G, ? *, partments. + ney | \ Ss SSS SSS SSS SS as 4 , SCENE EE d Misses’ ‘eaters d $3.08 ¢ 39 Diily. time when most needed. we SSX * ANAAK4AN * MQ vs ie Nb he Sas ~ away erenasertg the SSS maa ieee ccna VMeyyyyyyyhl as. x “ ey , "Pex Se ae A ey * af > oa n "a e a ¢. ¢ eosagess Set 2 ATES i SS ae ¢: *, oo a “ ees Me fae SSS SSSASALSBSAAAS OQ AQQ@KW’_ WY SSS ~*% * V Sale and krimiaed llats em te iar: r i 2 WA Sarnia et ih lo baalebtss 2 detain Dat CQ ’NN ~ SSS W AQAA SPSS WS Bea eR A ERR RRA SR SS SEES ES NOR EES SSN So Tee iN ges ox ee Seite: tbe ly ogg A SD bc. Oe a Pals g a BSAA SSBASAS LSS EDAS LASASABRSRSY SE OS MA > ae Ses SSSA LRASRS sea KS Mes he eosagy een “ io C40 FT, Sreeeeee# \“ Veet SOAR ABAEF ET PEE CAPE EAAFEPALEEEELELOEERDERABEEFEBFELREEAFETE Yy UMdedddddddddédd eile Vi Manhattan Boy Scouts who are working for the Liberty Loan. In three previous campaigns this na- tional organization of boys sold bonds of the value of $206,179,150.00. ae : WII MMU | jm MUU Lc cccccceceeeeeeeeeeedecedeceeedeeeeecceeeedeceeeedeeeccececedceeededddbeeeeeeeettkt od _ WN meh Amos *,e \ ,st » 4 ai. | Mare ati i Liberty Sut gs, 1?) nequtl SUripe a cheeks id plaids. | Sfome, LAAA* ~ SS ~AA'S SASS SSSSSSS5 SS MH wien 1) words ton ry +t POPPRORPAAAS FP SY o c0eeee \ecsseemaes tle l ll eee, meee Me Nin en ae $ Gp en ~ Bed Sheets, $1.49 _ wy / o : Af iPx Gh “i 7° j : ’ ; ; Z, de ; ta a4mMmaAaAR A 4 mae fe: ; Wo? / : ’ WA eect ‘sees Stas a: en * 7a : i vt Va mirting Flennels, Yd.. 59¢ fe ~ ; oie “ k. Eik aud khaki eolor on Sh rUng., with soft flan- - l fifvis th nches wide—for it’ n “ ir WY Cah >>® ~ N \ SS _ Fae es. . ‘ Ve a 2 x 7 $2 5. Ss : - “s ’ Si NS ‘so a WS ~~ . . i a mS fy: MMQAQAQN Unbleached Cotton Flannel, mee 29¢ peat GQuayfity, 97 Inehes wide yi cuts 0 to 0 2 \ ay yard Cotton Batts, Each, 11c moun e® Size ¢ otton Batts, for st oie While 100 at th t) tal price Oilcloth, Yard, 59¢ pinch black drill Ojleloth. HuULOMot ile Tops. FOALS, ete, Uasement Economy Store *. ° “i SSSSSSSSRSESRESR ES SERS SEES SHEERS EK GES eS He Be iialhlhl(NoaS wn NN | ZSSLSESESS ~~ se SSSI OS SSASSASASELKLSTSESLSSLSLSSESSSES SEES SSE SESSS SAAS .* a \ SY kN as > be SS a as §XKQOHANWWWbB MSV S ee SN Silk and Dress Goods Remnants A Off @ Hundreds ai vards of Materials, ineluding silks f nif Woo; ary Ooms nf le ak, » & maria ff of +} ; ort o ear ring! prices, Diagonal Serge, ward, $2 58 dial Pdi: ugonal isi and sO FrV IG cable — ‘+e Wool Batiste, Yd., $1.00 woul beatist® oF afi y 1 “Thi ‘ as “ses SS ~ NESSSSS—[TAAAA SSS WW A WG he WN +S sSSESSS ee ee ee eee ke ee SSS WN OO) +s hee © & © M \\ . ~.* * *s\ ~~ ~~ SSVseaesPREESERSAS | ** MOG SS SIISSSIISNS SSX a .} st? SS RMQAQAwAi ~ TVS _ ww SN Ss bia kK WS SY — Pay “alii? me MOQQv \*S RVGQOHOHHN RAN NK WH MOAQ@_.,. *eere* SS : SSSSSRLSA SELES EL EES SESS “! arses 4: ew ee ORE Oe yy SS MM NX rte nih ie th. NN W S SSS NY WS . 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ar aeare DAILY AND SUNDAY en Founded by JOSEPH PULITZEEK Dec. 12, 1878. Fubdlished by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., Tuel{th and Olive Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for entire year, 1917: *eeeeee*#ee##e#ee# THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM T know that my retirement will make no difference in {ts cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and re- form, never tolerate injustice or corruption, always fight dema- rogues of all parties, never be- long to eny party, always oppose privileged classes and = public plunderers, never lack sympathy withethe poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never he satisficd with merely printing news, always be drasti- cally independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether ity predatory plutocracy or pred- atory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. “es ©*# ee @®# & 361,268 194.598 a . eT ey OE BR rie LETTERS f The Harry Lauder bund. ‘ af ‘ | \ thie Wal ! } pc VN i i ! i > ct mh Solcdie ' ‘ } first t newyro } 1) ‘ i? ‘ rade but coyl riat i! \ yevpre re i pee ta PoP i Eerson barrack Tine balay er were ade up of Home Guard It ow: amtical om naecount of the War De ‘mt regwulation: ried Lanipe bie Deca war lt wa With I egret LC wu is bitiiadole ’ ; yd 'a"¢ | ; > 1 Mid t1id lif i} ra ; ‘ ‘j \s 1a othe: tee }¢ 1 ‘ Wiiite haps does not know that we have be using. With white soldiers on the spe stands, it wounded colored Sole) “ ho hy iS been returned from kranes The writer probably does know | ee (hes mc that we have planned a large: riacle ait eoiored prarar] le for “Sunda, \ ‘ lextensive preparations were for this parad: but. unfortunatel alth Department regulatior reacacd ecessury to abandon: the parade a The lLiberts Lown Corgan ry desire. te recomernize t ‘ VW Work whis h thie eohorecd Meanie are ata t hye Loan eens tne Wool ert \A Which the colored treo} are cle nmbroad Conditions over which thev have control prevented as full a recognitio!: they had planned H. SS. GARDNER tresh Air Kills Germs, ° ] ; {{ ] Leiapa Regarding thie proctaniation closing Se hools MmovVvierk, e@tc.. lye bheve if is i \W } Move ana eee sure if Will ryeet with approval of the cormmunity, but I we like to make a timely suggestio Ty) much AB wM Rreat many of the ’ \ gerrris ar pire rit i? ' thie ad particu! y in ereawded stre .* ; 7 " . . ; im the rush lieu , , IIE Wiiilc the eqyiale EUWIN ti LIS Tivls a ——— ROM THE PEOPLE. and 1} 7? “Fiy>) 1d «© 34% ~ WapTEerR MACINTYRE soldior” Mothers. st} \' Ltil Lif oo \ rial . . , are \\ hen nothing ] influence ereat and small, a! Ail ' \\ ie] url ' ,cv ih Je tbl ‘When we can make peac it " Wt Ht men } , j COoOWa!l The iOT a (les troy inan Imitate ef OVeT. (one ial quate total] eated! and mea ‘ bel nro, ide nort ion omething the public never lost sight of tor a moment. be made . +4 sy? ‘) bs ible lie «i cr gs — pursuing Would Hollandaise \ surves ment sehoojs The generation if the aa Cat education enadowe (i Legion the past however. cepted, the with Pu fo: «ste Boiled JUSTICE, NOT REVENGE. we are aS8Surea W' ia tooth, that we bomv Germanh (jerman cities humanits fair dealing. It is the way orf reason and sure FOREIC en ° ———~—— a - = — r ; ‘er ' ! 1 necessal 3 LU Willa VICLYUI. a all the pig~gu a ‘ Q agrop tor fr Or cre ? i i a ° einen ; 1 }? i (j¢ rif aes n iio Prin { ‘ “}t]! ls | i : ne of } peace plea veror if @CXAl Cul a } ( Ti} aly . _ ‘ ' siaats 4! s| Wi a } t t | if eae at f tii i ali i 1i\ destro ed nt} Lit arinies. at a Ach tod re eP TH tod and her cities devastated art ‘ 4 ‘ s \ | ] = Iti Lilt Wil VW ie 1udCaAi " , ‘ ' ray a) 1a) j i Iryeina i j propraiil ‘) Ist] i " ] , lay id We Hil jst KePeL) VU if } Gat } "1 | ’ ror 2 io that our enemies enbmil eo } ry) is? sic i il i f ff wood faith ah vield and give guarantees % ¢ | rt ; } —) ¥ aewrit } .ane Ow} | the IO) > (>! Wal aiité bel jiii-m ci) l Lil i | by le , ()} tad a ( PCa Q] av j | -e } ’ ( F ) (} } ' erms the ! sjden Le } yf , } } } | | (ii iva i lt WwW LO nea&rce (] ree ear’ i . . ‘ ? ' : ae J i) i ( “Tit SS Lt} () I 1} jiiae ‘ biti vwlli ‘ . t ris 77 (*4 () { alf-hearted peac t Ul . ‘ i é , +} that we take an eye tor an eye alive tooth hospitals, Wanton!) ond kill German women and ios, disgrace becanse the Germans do these things, shall we become savages because our en- savage . Shall we do the barbarous acts Hun and thus become worse lf we tought with cannibals would we 1 ’ xample by eating their bodies? In “_) fa Bcil dst { L cil and civilization shall we abandon We must be true to our own principles whatever happens the President has chosen is the Way of honol s ~~ . . ha ; . ’ 1) \hen our enemies meet us on this ground the war Will ¢*¢¢ MAKES IT UNANIMOUS. ason allevged bv the traction conmipalis 1.0 nora! Kiel ordinance is inability to give ade sportation facilities under fts term The safeguards tor adequate service Was TP pointed out as a grave defect in the ordinan: the causes of the public’s hostility to th Caso! iV nonacceptance is thal thie Ora) oper provision for public ownership. This the public's view from the first. assigned reason is the ordinances tailure to traction ePryvice avL COSTE. The ( KCeSSIVOE pro- earnines the company was permitted to the guise of interest on investment Was and final reason is that “‘no equitable a lw companys capitalization account can yr this ordinance.” \ capitalization ad SHO 000,000 for properties that are worth a ntage less was fought by the public unwaver successfull starting from its own selfish Viewpoints and reasoning peculiarly its own, the companys reciselv the same conciusions at which tie many months bketore This makes magnate regard this ordinance as obj will be their view of an ordinance that does ice, that doves make proper proyision ior ‘ship, that does provide tor charges based } that does adjust capitalization equitably S40 600,000 to the bone *¢@e¢ German peace be more inviting Wita sau ¢¢¢ FOR A COMMUNITY COLLEGE. Supt. Withers iooking to the establish- collegiate courses in connection with the public ‘ niversity was a development of a former The municipal university is a development esent generation. New York anc Cincinnati \v Vears the chief examypies of municipall We're t ~ tpyptadis faciintye (}! higher education oar 44 t | The dea has now sporeud to man (>| + |; \ c} 1 VV} i t (){] Ihe bi) Bene | | recover 1 Tica) } 112 dlil 1) ¢ (| eee womenl rrerre® Or ment for the demands of societ roviston such training at community Cost 1s Justi bied tly the same reasons by Which the cost of an incomplete, preparatory training is yu tified. ‘that university would enable many to obtain a higher o could not leave home to x20 to State or tittitiol Lor witho aving ¢¢¢ a | at \ have to ili byeac K ()}} rh { {) he ee +N TITLES FOR OUR FIGHTERS. e: of American naval forces in Kurope, niinor tithe perpetuated from the teudal sys iy) sae sata , " . . ‘ , ‘ i ] SIV Ti ieahnes except as ail al} monarcniat mstitutbllonyn if Was Oflered b mt which in all the world is neare mipathies, principle and purpose, the Frem contemplated the bestowal of the cross of the Htlonor, a reward of such exceptional merit in be regarded as a high distinction. While. rye T) reewsanl he micat npropertl\ have ai Acniira : rei «ath, Te orded qappreciativel and Ww f Tike ‘*] home unt ’ and ilo} “al oat rs \ : ‘ | ‘ 1} With (Coney oOnors or titis Cy! rnme¢nt now Mie T Is ¢ n 1 tut [i ar fo Amnericans with lia ‘ Onc ms i i I assets or szilor even t! test expression of ‘om his own Coverninent is worth mor 1?) , ‘ ral cy! } rhs | ores OTe COVE 1 ee 7 down, it means “No peace with Kaiserism 7? SURVIVAL UNDER DIFFICULTIES ion to refer th ordinance to a Vote of the ed ( hatiwa > ' ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ i Al ‘i ( cet eee ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FHURS ean DAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1918. ooo Dangerous Salient Forms he i i es THE SITUATION ON THE DIPLOMATIC FRONT. The MIRROR of PUBLIC. OPINION JUST A. MINUTE Written for the POST-DISPATCH by Clark McAdams This column is designed to reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, newspaper and period- icals on the questions of the day. THAT HAND: but one peace puzzlement how death (‘an be so kind, and how e cannot make peace wit he find his dreaming vain mankind to imagine. d fortitude we have. n nuthorized by the Board otf Education. . is? iver ~ lerican people. endered Admirat tlenr Gb. Wilson, Com- make it. The Kaiser off with anything Women Vere World Winners. years ago there WAR POETRY. indication of what heig} poetry has attuined in the w: these two verses from “la- by Kloise Robinson of C now in hospital service They are taken from (yctober number of l’¢ troy: yom mountains of the moo! has come once more Rut April nor May nor Sune ever find his door lies so quiet now ’ y he draws his breath t afraid. to stir drinks of wonder there As green leaves drink the rain think he was not sad ‘ro feel his weight of cla) Nor sorry that he had April's way. had such glory in tlis closing eves fle needs no stars to spin bubble in clear skies, voung south wind that tea tom) Singing, no April flowers: Within his house he K ee oe 4 . ow ifer spring than ours lrs { é ’ ices t y 24 , ak +} . i > he Oe. rot iiif i ‘ i fife C‘¢e?jé eaond)rians i>1 peace a f (Lees . oe #4 . i+ ce } Vel) ole (>) Lire) iLLEVabi Ve, She has hot had othe +} Whit she has dene to then her cities have been bombed air and her soil has been a foreign foe, she will L400 eonditions pane. perni it to say what everyone of. tl ree } — . ,? Phe soldiers have l go on to Berlin. They: w: the Rhine. the Unter den L. place at V’otsdam where raised the six precious Princes, Wilhelmstrasse, where the wus cooked up. It would be little short to keep them from tmakin;: tour. and we may be sure the last Amerieuns is coming to him are in the ar! We owe those boys som nd there is no one else whom we can so well entrust that as the man who has it nplUmellCU lOoOKS aus if the (;ermans can gain the offensive in diplomacy TODAY'S BEST CARTOON. se = ae rr a wn we a orrrena. {Ue ae? ‘4 ey reth j 7 WILL LEND THE WAY THEY rIGHT:! (s ; , “* , biarging bb Lrvt see a4 Lup ’ other nationai alone with the fellows hod of distinzul -?* thm a naio ee nee GERMAN HOLD ON ‘PARIS FRONT’ BADLY SHAKEN Enemy Must Soon Retire From 1914 Lines, Simonds Says. By FRANK H. SIMOND>, Nuthor of “The Great War.” Once more a situation is steae~ ; ; ; ale F i adeveioping on the western front which must lead shortly to another wide-swinging German time a retreat which will modify the whole familiar appearance Ot the . « : . front in Belgium and France. *0! four vears now we have had a (,er- man wedge or salient thrust out to- ward Paris. with its nose resung upon the hills southwest and eouth- east of Laon, and its sides buttressea by German defense lines stretching north through St. Quentin and south to the hills above Rheims. | The time has about come when the German must leave this salient. He has already lost Cambrai, St. Quentin and the hills above Rheims. The British and Americans between St. Quentin and Cambrai; the French d Americans between Rheims and the Argonne are steadily advancing, and as they advance they narrow the neck of the salient. lt is becoming too deep as compared with its width, growing more and more to resemble that Marne salient which invited the Foch blow of July 18. AS a conse- quence Ludendorff must soon retire ont of the long-enduring ‘Paris front’ of the Germans, to which they retreated after the first battle of the Marne, and to which they have held ever since. No Grave Danger Yet. It would be a mistake to conclude that the tiermans within this Laon salient are as vet in any grave dan- Ber. rhev are not, because their western and most exposed flank is the long, deep trough of the Olse, which has been flooded from La Frere northward. In the same way the other side of the ielt is covered bv the successive ines of the Suippe, which has now heen reached bv the French: of the Retourne, and, tinally and most thor- oughly, they are protected by the upper Aisne between Chateau Por- cien and the Argonne. Assured that their flanks will not suddenly crumble, because of the natural defenses, the Germans are ssible in the — holding on as long S; aon tlient. for political as well is for -mlilitary reasons. It Is even conceivable that if bad weather should set in during the next few davs and make all further cam- paigninge impossible, the (;ermans might hold on in the Laon salient until spring, as they did in the Noyon salient in 1916-17. and thus materi- ally fortify their peace offensive, based upon the assertion that no de- cision in the fieid is possible. Such a possibility, however, may pra tically be discarded The pre ure of Rawlinson on the west anu } ‘ Berthelot and CGouraud on the south } has, in the last few davs, reached an intensity which must be the pre- lude to a German retirement. At any moment we may see a sudden and swift QGernian retreat, Ike that in ‘the last moments of the fighting n the Marne salient, about Aug. 1, when, having prolonged their stay, to the latest possible Mig«»ment, the (iermans made a run for it with ir last detachments, and did not halt until they ha’d passed the Vesle kinemy Methods Clear. mxact the same sort otf retreat re retching from t} Scheldt north of €‘ambrai, to the Aisne a thie hig bend about Chateau Porcien ane \N of Rethel, rniust rrcyw at ir edd Zz \ Lee Comes thre nians \ i\ Loe id sot r of t bys ! copquues it} 1 Arlee ‘ | i Wiad ‘i Lye iif ike them-half wavy from their Par tront to the bel@isat Prontie? NOW a alway the Crerrman method clear. FI enemy is holding the sides of the salient. which he has now got to evacunte, while he clears it oul ‘Pha whit he did at the Marne As ong i he cun hold the side the Ss i i) qaqahnwver Li the troops within the ilient bowie yhere tiie (,erT] tO hait reyirat? problematical, PoOLULICH,: reasol wath him outweigh militar tie } risking all his reserves, expect nz-to Felt Peace by negotllation with (yt i cual paign qi BUP OL lsut the logical line fi th] I I ind } the Scheldt fron (;hent to noi between Valen ie nies. atria (*a} bral thence across eouuntr through Guise and beh i the uppe Tat an to the Viste riers Cnateau ie ‘ and thence » the Meu ear his present cil Such a fro would cover the vital Metz-Meziers Vaienciennes raiiway, his most Im portant line of lateral communica tions. without which his armies 1 Releium and Northern krance ana those defending Alsace-Lorraine would be practically separated ); bine Wot a] har } ly mare 1 i femnorar ulting piace teu ie ‘ ‘ terre (>) t hye Pu i] ’ Thi te eryve unti pring | e are not dealing yet with jted rrniies of Wii i (sé eT Staff which has become demoralize: hoch is unquestionably the master of Ludendorff, but it is hardly too muetis to ul that Ludendorff i steadil' proving that he is the best Crermat cormmander we have vet had to dea with in more than four years of war 191s } New Yori ribune, i SCHEUCH SUCCEEDS VON STEIN Report Says War Minister's HResig- nation Has Been Accepted. COPENHAGEN, Oct. 10.—Accord , oe . »* ‘ J i’ Ll ; : ae | i ‘ tat G4 ae fro SX SWISS EDITOR NST. LOUS Ta and, Journalists Touring Y retreat, this | Indorse Reply 9f* President,” A party of six editors and prietors of leading Swiss ne who are touring the country ong invitation of the United States ¢ errment, arrived in St. Louis ¢ morning for a two days’ Stay, companied by Norman de R house of the Committee on Information, they were met at® . Station by representatives 8 ; Chamber of Commerce, ang taken to ilotel] Statler. Dr. Mdward Fuester of the Zurcher Zeitung, of Zurich, qgg the visitors, said to a Post-B reporter that he indorsed Wilson's reply to the German proposals, tle said he spoke for self only, but Whitehouse gag, other members of the party he: made similar expressions, a They are Dr. Albert Oecrl of | Rasler Nachrichten, Basle; Schuerch of the Berne Bung Kdwin Strub of the National Zettwe sasle; Dr. William Martin ota ~~ Journal de Geneve, Geneva, John R. Davis of the Gazetts Lausanne. Fears German Liberals “The President was quite Dr. Fuester said, “in being dist ful of German suggestions of I do not believe the time is ripe i peace dbalings with Germany, ‘“(jermany will have to be fw defeated before she will be ready the sort of peace which the and the United States will Austria, however, probably peace, “The Liberals of Germany afe liberal in respect to foreign ra tions. Their liberal ide@e are ahs domestic matters. The Liberalg (;jermany are more to. be fe from a diplomatic standpoint, the Conservatives, because they more clever. Reply Will Get Facts, “The President's reply will 3 out whether Germany really w peace, and will show what many's ideas are.” Recause of the current rule ag sall dinner, at which rep tives of the St. Louis news tiv wilf¥ meet them, this evening, at] Statler. Tomorrow the visitors view industrial establishments war activities. RED CROSS WANTS COLLEGE ~ WOMEN FOR OVERSEAS CANTEB . ti ty : Hh) women pe buying Te eal or bis the return of salaried men. er hopelessly. that what we we did gain We etari¢ 2 blew Saturday sold two bond : large gatherings, the entertainm of the guests will be limited t WOMEN’S PAGE | ee nantes pennants ee ee ee = - , to the Poor; ~ Wond Aself-Sacrifice and Pat Them a Lesson fo Sist ee er By Marguer ELOW is an individual experienc me with the request that it be pri an might be inspired, as the writ to her purse and double her subset’ Multiplied by many experiences | eanvassers, this writer's impr int from the headquarters, to the e latively as well ag poor personal allowances from thei as they come into headqu: OSE .and I are doing a poor BER precinct also a large one, and approached our task rath- aa but 1 want to tell you did not gain in money in confidence ail around. out when the whisties and we hadn't done but two houses when we forgot atl gbout how anxious we had been. We « in half a block and the ether womens husbands were taking them at the factory and they cou'dn'’t afford any more. that might not seem much to you saleswomen W ho have bette! precincts to work, but if you've sole as many hords in comparison to the f your precinct as the poo! wealth ot have bought in ours, which runs fron “Now ‘eX street to the wharf. why Il am sur the cit) will easily double its quota “We went into the back yard of on eld house and found a girl of abou eg scrubbing the back steps. We startec’ to tell her we were represent ing the Liberty Loan organ izateon but she interrupted: ‘You Know, I'v been thinking and thinking abou whether I can take a bond or no end I just don’t know how J can You sce, all I've done is keep hous for my three brothers. Now two o them are in France and the third b waiting call. Ill be all alone then but of course it will be easy for mi to cet work now. Could you com: back Monday? It almost breaks m: heart to say that I can’t take a bond You think about it.’ I said, ‘an "tl come back Monday.’ é HeN T thought of all the peo ple I know who have so ver much more money.than thi littie girl. who think they are doin enough when they. buy a $590 bonc While she who 1s giving so much ‘doe not think she is giving enough. ¢ \inst Be Between 25 and 35 Year@gdeesn't it just make you fightin Age and Have Engaging Personality. The Red Cross issues a call to cok lege women between the ages of 5 and 35 for immediate overseas sery- ice in canteens and hospital hus Pocent movements of our arm 7 into sections where canteens recreation facilities have not been, make the establishment Of B® ones imperative. The right sort of a personality the deciding qualification for work, although it is required the applicant be well educated and experienced in social intercours Isngaging personality is the principal qualification necessary. ‘ Volunteers paying their own @& penses are preferred, but under tain circumstance: in the case of i woman particularl well qualified for the service, the Red Cross wil nav transportation and maintenai®® Anplicants appiving to the Wom: en's Division, Bureau of Person American Red Cross, 1250 Rel Exchange Building, will be imme ately examined and as early @ “ hie qt) ‘) e*T . " DEAN WILLIAMS TO REPRESENT U.S. ON MISSION IN FAR EASE * : Head of University of Missottt School of Journalism Will Start 4 Magazine in Tokio, \ ware”, it | ; 3 , 4 a‘: “Noticing my service pin with I two stars, the little girl said “‘Tiave you someone gone, too” “! told her about my brothers an she said. ‘Wait a minute. I want 1 show you my brothers’ pictures.’ | THE GILDE (Cantinued from yeeterday.) o- Iimboladores on the March. HERE is in Bogota a street, t Calle de Las Montanas, th rneanders down from the tre less foothills of the gray mounta fridge overlooking the cry. a broadens out into a respectal ithorouchfare before losing itself the piaza upon. which, facing €a Other diagonally, stand the ven bie Catedral de Santa Fe and t National Capitol This street, Serbling the bed of a mount ne Stream, in the first half mile of course runs through a huddle lowly houses whose thatched ro and white adobe walls seldom res More than one story in height. 7 inhabitants of this district are call in playful irony, by their more pr Derous neichbors, “paisanos,” fel Citizens: or else, scornful of com) Ment, ‘“peons,”° day laborers. Hi dwell the teamsters of the city, : ; COLUMBIA, Mo., Oct 10,—-fee . Washerwomen, tne tinkers, the F Walter Williams of the Sehool : ‘ 2 tj ; ,” ; lournalism of the University of Mie Bar hi pers mission for Sundaf BWee! 1 mixed army of -_ ~ u@ - r ~ 7 l'nited States Government @eters, the street sweepers, the t orietors of grail t ae. the bootbinck the vendors wor) “ne mm wain velihood that will take him te Russia, Chin and idlers, who gain a Ms ind Japan, if announced heté At Tokio Dean Will ns will direct i Chance favors. by their hands ; ‘rj . : vPy F ‘ les san ir editorial organization and esta blish- peon OF . ating “ityilit ie 38 more rent of the Transpacitic Interna* » ps bbPbL IAD : ' di Tr? ’ Fy ale “4 | ly ’ ie iA iif tional Alagazine of Minanee and Eee . han Spanish it ie e 3 ; e* iti Li 4 a pa BWhlike Soar srl aor The magazine is expected te a mei ge iif itt portal t i Pimernes on the . c'i¢ of the natior bordering on Pacif in the reeonstruction | oveities of fea that belong to neither of. these nt races lie has something of SAavagery of the one, and the Mance of the other vet he is 4 Indian, and ¥ Cherie have disapp¢ ired from Mountain ré public the peon will Mieir place ‘hod: he lacks the fercy needed for seif-assertion, T after the wa if expects to returs h ' , ; oy OPPOSES WAR STAMP PREMIMS. Treasury Official Condemns Hic Says Defeats Savings Mo eer eee ere WAS practice b sorjoe merehants of ing War Savings Stumps as niums with purecha ; condemned by the reasury. \ ‘Treasur oft j When i Li] deulet Var Saving Mf 1. ’ es ie ‘ } me ia ’ man does janet 7 i eq ' mi! 4 ’ ‘ FEIT NC,TON dyer? iO— this peasant of the Andes has t the lead in a popular uprising 2though he has usually fale Win what he was after, his re Of power promis well for the ture of hy rice 1? was thie bre Thy awak be ' iw he = ‘ ie f on &@ ta! rning Rowota, not FO Vong oT ar * the upp end of Valle de L.: Mion’ .* The si hie itwakening ca a Des seen j Nhustal cw: gy? ies Ammon, the sé Nha! red “wo ier af the s fro: which an oniooker of iaht 1 the tonishing cornctlusion Unat pert, of “demonstration” waa t p Way bie: stiles ry or othe € its ' 4 : the e are fy Ope, it would nee, MNeage in these affairs #! tgh a dceaire for social eir ‘“ iriike deciarations are 1 ; uUnaAmiabie An Andean re Mon, trie ee | foe not be more fying than a ‘flies “ and is 80° noisy G either case these Die Make common cause of YS or thelr erievances; and 1 M4uextionably a sudden bur

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a I RE TR CS NR ae ene cma SUMReiteS Ris bens ey SWISS EDITORS { : nell: Scene ee POST-DISPATCT Daily Magazine en WOMEN’S PAGE = Fe ae ae - - os - ~ - so SE - . ee — ms Senate ——— — a — settee . ’ TT, So men a - ene ae re oe — oe ae Rment, arrived in Sf. Louis thig - | Dame Iashio 8 nd , : 5s | . Y marriawve thn iro ureac " , , ee shall be- | “the submerged ego!” in hot cooking oil until nicely be buy'ns : 7 : , arge .ncomes | or should I say alent At a F | + A ee stow my art nd hand and And the man rushed forth and prowned on both sides. orter that he indorsed President ; Rae : that of tne ea grouches, a weekly salary, brought home an alienist to watch . 10 are touring the country on the fitation vf the United States ¢ prning for a two days’ stay Ket the child gathered a big bunch of it or big pegsonal allowances from their husbands do not show up as well in! She aids in every woman's alread, “FLow iison'’s reply to the German peace yposals. He said he spoke for hinos Othe return as they come into headquarters, as do working women or wives f only, but Whitehouse gsaj : patriotic am bi- it, IOUSE Said the of salaried men. ic 9° her members. of the party had ho : f oc . | tions: ade similar expressions ae ié OSE and I are doing a poor | She ‘brought them out and we Dresses that Mhev-are Dr. Albert “2 ; : . Bia iG" eer ae . . mis yeas Fe an interest mn art and OOKS « - an inet ' nae Win Strub of the National] Zeituan that what we did not gain in money tittle. Give me one of those coupon) for street wear ‘ "wi people rarely val a. Isic Se ee — ‘ 4€ g, ce onfidence all ar 1d. it ko anick , ’ ily Fee oe \ , » Hvoe y C—O: ar MiUsic, wife is incurable! She shall never = - 11). as cia ain in conhaence ail around, OOKS quick. I’m oing to work anc ritrinee : most ot ou L\ rn a » &n ‘ ; ; . ae ene . , Asie; Dor. William Martin of ths ye did ] t when the whistles! I'll pay for it rediowrs ta rk and | giving more of a r happit is in the f corner ‘autiful, with the beauties of recover from the terrible afflic- When buying corned beef select a . ee oe . . , ." , 7 ‘ gra! mine 3 tO bring back bags of ’ pcdh cit , Then > mY rie 3 ace ; cou dn’t aff rd any more. ' l t gi . = bs id to have new showing ie ox- i } ? } the LO 7 | , st e wT Te , and te] , nt an apt n nee man but ed hi: face in Tf you like the baked beans brown. shoes and ; at. Sut wow ; a | just on their weary backs oe hands an ept, erving: ' fag bes 1a toy , how would emplar; oe oaees me | | dj = Oo be: a eis inds and wept, « rying: os caramelize a little sugar and add this you feel if you so! ¢ ; These men were siaves, who spen ee : “Nay, say so! F air ‘\- ' 1; ais " ae ; bond to a | coat-stvle frock ' 7 i j C ai , 1: . Le fon op = : ai =. lal: . > Me a ‘: not sapeanil } _ p! —_ to the beans before putting into woman like that? I feel differently of } ' | f \" their whole lives working without SANITY may be either cured or | oven ’ : : ) sucn simple a ’ ” mn the hat eae And io, aitet any yea A aM : ; end I’ve now decided I have an old's 1; we | pay for the others. In the hot sun . a endured—but THIS thing, who } . } } ines t lat any ; : . ya glonae 1} — +} f : if Atl \ , 1 1’ i Woman eould d ‘ ‘ are 1 d x" ith thirst The 7) ith led Se a hi CuAnie to 1? : 2 . *§ ' . , . fit t} it if yout . i mf i tle has not the nj- sa « ‘ > se PEP EO vee beauty and bra are of a wite j ter than hunting for the holder .or ‘ae : aren ees ; Lord and my brothers in France will : day a poor Siave tottering beneatn , an is an unknown chemical combi- | «loth to lift the cover beral in respect to foreign rela. #*We went into the back yard of one bak : me | novelty mixed oe claimed that he wished an ineome of : Their liber; leas ar rhonse and f l irl of al , torgive me for hesitating until now. : his load exciaimed that f Wisner nation. Add matrimony and thou iiiietaies Ons. meir iberal jde@as are all iv old. house an ound a gZiri oO advout ae Bld tell os ase roods would ly ia anid ea something growing 7 ; ck WAS at aie a : : wT ehe meg s | mestic 7 tters The i ile rale of of ccrubbing the back steps We (riait L@] many more stories ; a ; . lé ( ee ’ . i} + - ; _ ND his wack AS Wilh 1,Iml. canst I oft tell VW Hi. STi¢ Trias turn VW hen machine oil has stained vour — ee ee sAUCTAIS QO ey * ne —— = we a ut. how +4} 4 . or ; exceedingly et f as tire if stones an ere ; ‘aman was nally ' ” » th: 7 He , , ‘ erman. are more to he feared stariec tm te i] her we were represent- abo It: .lo¥ tne poor pe ople are bus i 4 the Wiis Wait Ire yrie d | oO? ie woman Wiis lon lV, into 2A Ve tnart .hlU~ ill SomMne- sewing, W et the spot with turpentine te : aa :, Saigirte, ing bonds; about the bov who was om a diplomatic standpoint, than Bing the Liberty Loan organization, honorably discharged from the 138th e Conservatives, because they are but she interrupted: ‘5 M1) knew, l’ve Lie 9 —— tee w — ‘crip had “ hil . ¥ : . : ; pC CaAUSe 1 iS ; ) ( lie on hore clever. been thinking and thinking about guard duty here, and »who ts turning _ — . ee. pUudat L. 2S, allt ‘ S urnin eply ill ie acts ether Il can take a bond or not ; , ; Reply WH Get Facts. wh half his insurance into Liberty “The President's reply will bring rand I just don't know how I can. Bonds. while I wish vou could see . . - lo not believe the time is ripe for ace dbtalings with Germany, Now that might not seem much ee ee | OR RR RRR. 4 “Germany will have to be furthes Ij» you saleswomen who have better feated betore she will be ready for precincts to work, but if you've sold @e sort of peace which the allies gg many bonds in comparison to the nd the United States will desire Byealth of your precinct as the poor ustria, however, probably —wantg Pjave bought in ours, which runs from PACE. X stréet to the wharf, why I am sure li ‘i —e Brow en : dust, € and is wooing Was not tin thing DIFFERENT?” and wash out with cold water, using Ee wimg a ies: } y : 5 : That night all of the flowers were ‘ain. Selah! toilet soap. Suggestion, wit. er asked if y would be willing to live : a brown Uk braid bh pw on the path, but all refused. I 48 cheer anyone's path if I can Place morning, but the little flower knew it came a cloud of tiny golden par- binding and a a hot, dirty and tiresome to stay In ie by the path in » sunshine, and it was helping to make things bright ticles which settled on the road chemisette and sun looking uply on men sweating vill be happy.” One bright October day there was grass and plant. j ¢ "> a ‘oor : ey . Via ‘ie 7 : * "We i 2) ic c , 2 ° 4 5 ‘ " it whether Germany reatly wishey §fou sce, all I've done is keep house the little old room he is living in undercuffs of : — — , : wiz | along In Coll. S the fairy uprooted the ugly an unusual amount of dust— it was “How beautiful you look!” said eace, and will show what G for my three brothers. Now two of OY biseui ali a NOVELTY WOOLEN MIXTURE SUILEABLED FOR ce | j , : = ' soy 2 ; 4er- sti a : y uscult colored lik Fern Fairy, wno was trying lant and set it out by the sunny wafted about in clouds and covered the fairy, smiling, “ and as a reward , a Bi : , : I shook hands with him | ‘ ] Py : ‘ a) Y) 7 fad ‘ ‘ * € } ’ ~— . . ‘ _+ . ; — . ' . . . hany'’s ideas are. them are in France and the third i oe VY broadcloth § or THIS DESIGN to get some plant to grow by the! path. There it thrived greatly. In evervthing in sight. for your noble work for the gold toil- ' ' , al tose said afterwards, * fecause of the current rule against waiting call, L 1] be all alone then. nba on enciaghs faais ceo crepe de chine. wavside, for she had a kind a few years there was a long line of Down the path came the fairy. ers the gold dust shall remain on you ree gatherings, the entertainment but of course it will be easy for Mi where his fingers were ‘ie my The back of the frock is very{narrow belt disappears into it, le@v- heart, grew weary of the search. But’ 1 n strung up and down the stony “How do you like your job?” she forever and you shall in future be ine guests en eee WOK HOW. Could you come ‘The vomen of America ! thant: pretty, having an inverted plait down |ing the center back plain, with am 4t jast she spied a tall, green plant iV. known as the goldenrod.”’ Then the ] almost breaks my ” ~~} each side, which i: stitched as far uninterrupted straight line from ver ina corner f an old fence. Its ‘Very much,” replied the plant. “=| yoice stopped ll, and ji lor was al The du ' the road spun u feel I um doing some good in the ‘That was a funny dream I had ttl tn world, even if Il am ugls last night.” said Adele the next Y tn - id oth ‘are Just then a man stumbled as he morning. — slaves enjoved seeing asked kind] ee nall dinner, : which representa: Black Monday? t you.’ yes of the St. louis vewspapers meart to say that I can’t take a bond.’ *° * just wish some of vou people as the hip line At the waist line the }neck to hem. stalk was ta , Tee te ‘ . . ; . : ho A= il “() j de mich ue iil meet then, this evening, at the ou think about it.’ I said, ‘and sg ee Rr. id a ace tat!) tf t} it ie a 1@ back Monday.’ who are sitting and reading in your gly, airty green atier. oOmorrow ie Visitors whi i come back Monday. i : ‘ . : nice comfy homes could come dow: ” W ? f rem ; Submitte oems and nee! " lew industrial establishments. and ane Se Sail : ‘s v re , First oman’s Club of U. 5S. as pena 2 ro nds ag r ave | - 7 ci : re . T 1icN I thought of all the peo- | 404 ©! Onds Im our precinet ans . ries at | meetings, “ni PUTER EY ans a . . fief ry es : {¢ as ea Ves . i ‘ ae ili p J) y } 4 . : , . ‘ x . " . ‘ ‘ > + on experienced “ll the blessings of this the mother of the rreatl movement che died several! yvears aZzo. Pne Mi- > ‘ 7 a so eat : _ " } é ; New Harmony owed oe eA : : ale its pre-eminence to the fact that the a al : ‘ , . + ars . ‘ ’ “— re P ' ‘a?) ' Aceec and tast® Lingaging dear land who are no buving aS|which now extends to ever clty, nerva Club of Oe SU Hs ~ . ‘. , me _ -_ . - o . - - ‘ . . | 9s these foreign-born people «are [}town and village of the United States ~ LOTR at. As Gus ' AW . ,& 4 = cr IQ > y Ny] vy ' . ; : : tH Fi ip . , ’ T } }}| ih ry ne tt ity . bial > +. a ; : j ; ; : ' i} 1) ag ii & i i iii! PTve 1? aaa | passed by, the bag of gold dust on (Copyright, 1918. by the MeClure Newspaper Svndicate Ney city.) - . aed - _—— fn ee beta Sieh ie ie ae - = LORNA Th ae lie ** z Personality “Noticing mv service ney. ** ‘v oe I \ sery 5 ? if 5 “ : . . , ry} ‘ ' A ’ ° ‘ . . | *+¥) l i | ice pin "i mean comparatively, of courses They : nada. The obiect of the nio- Indiana town was en a gathering Sues “ij- #iWO stars, the e girl said: 7 . , lier lit] Sue ull wal, OF itt girl aac. are a sermon to wus, li we love thisIneer club was the “developme nt ) piace for religious, soctz ana poiti- rity a tween the ages of 29 “Have you someone gone, z free, beautiful country We should} literary culture’ among the ladies of cal radicals, among whom were Rob Meetetiee! NRT ; Ta od : — ape a ~ - 4 nd 55 for immediate overseas serv- § “I told her about my brothers andj} buy bonds to k ep it that way for our|the little Hoosier community. The ert Dale Owen, Robert Fauntleroy, Wy LH bah a Fi) mh 7 = U5 | fe in teens an hospital hut psaid, ‘Wait a minute. I want to children, as our forefathers kept it etings were secret, no visitors “rances Wright and Thomas Say Hy tate a a RL | id ta Th oat | mierican ZOOLOZS se 1} ih a | Hin) i" f ecent . ‘ments of our armte® Bhow my brothers’ pictures.’ ifor us. A BOND SALESWOMAN.” admitted, and voting was by lot. ‘‘the father of Am aul : HHI TA ii WW ] | Mh 1. 2 ‘ ; , 7 ' se: — ae - = ™ _— -_-— _ — — _— ——, - — . 4 F j i j fii ‘ ; a i . é 7 ite )«6sections where canteens and iat ati screation facilities have not vet Pen, make the establishment of new TRAN ie | ty | P| J. | mt | | : | | etn: Ai } , 3 : ihe if eA | vy nes imperative. oat iinet “tetera ey tale ea aa aes f 17 The riglit sort of a personality is MAN PN. A Romance of the Andes NG By CLLFFORD SMYTH : i ae fal. ! er. || ‘ ) . , - . . ve deciding qualitication. for this : HY, es tle a ' 7 \ a | BSS \\ } ts AWN 4 § on Ws : : Ba IN Le RUA woot a y « 3 a SA aan NOE AA eA ’ ; ' a ; : ; ss. * \ 4 . G4 é re. TT Fe. >, At . ; A aa fy rT > sare vo . “ey . . > vA . aa “4 y | ? i. "7 AI rif fork, although it is required that Wea . : : | .* ’ ay ; . - 5 ’ . . 5 , . , i ) uN 7% NY r ‘ c : Moa ‘ a > ‘ ¥% . f \ } "a ° je applicant be well educated and (Continued from yesterday.) neigNbgrliness that brought the in-.; term was broad enough to delight the thither among the "at Ath Vn "WZ. oe \s ue > Pm A PARA ASS) Yow TAT d w . . . ‘ x j i ; ; ‘ I ' , ; ; . Sj \ , ’ ; *% ‘ a | . . . / : ‘te. a ng al ; , habitants of the “alle de Las Mon- | bystanders, at the same time that it. shrieking with delight at this stag F THIN y & fre > AY : / 4, ; J, , i : - | 5 4 xperienced M} eocial intercourse. , ~* “1 : ; ae Me Pa Emboladores on the March, : , é. 3 ‘ “ PRBARINE per wOmAlity is the principal HERE j : P , ‘ + t} tanas togetner on this particular | flattered the Vanity of those tor ing of their favorite “Pedro the er “RE Is in Bogota a street, tne : ie é necessary. } ° morning. whom it Was intended, King, Women, setting down . . ; *ayhys Nee P AY unAlific ition ‘ AN ag ALLY Volunteers praying their own ex- § \ ‘ pgenses are. pre ferred, but under cer- oa we 0686 ee renee, An army of bootblacks Was As- Distances meant littl: oO the ern bundles, talked wonderingly of “score slgdegpinlgd exo cote bembied in the middie of the street. boladores “ matter how far they sudde n glory that had come rldce overlooking ine . eitw and Bogota, ancient Seat Oo] the AMluyvscas, had to travel, me vow « they V“ ou d youth whom they had thought : phe City of the Mountains, is, for some keep going until they met “los Yan- in nothing mightier than the black broadens out into a respectable La ain Ciretdmstances, in the CASe of it Orman rticularts well qualified ee oe i a a, oe *; ' - - | : Sgr ontetin page apoio? Wsting . I ' H ) more In there was a generous SUPP!) this became the rallying place for po a . inn?’ rr * nee! ee oe eed G t} | “6 ish but | } l ] morning in the Calle de Lus Mon-) jiticeal malcontents A “Sociedad i he President ro the Palace wMnal \ en Eke ' ; — ‘ > ‘O- Maninan _ Minish. bu he 1as devel- Be , | 7 A | — 3 r > & il lagaxzitve f finance anal Lce | i ‘ tanas. del Integwridad Nacional i. body of ° } : shouted Petro, bran- k snatched from one lOmMics, Sul » have’ the indorse- . cert Lin novelties of feature ated Cavallo, a: wiry youth, UNC edietors at odds with the nativ oe a ah . Latest Government offt- gf cig neither ot cnc than his fellows, gifted with shri Government and bitterly opposed to he faithful. — Bere oe an well as the * ag - one “8 yr age tis yer eloquence, acrobatic gestures, at the United States—had been formed As the volunteers had agreed to — .. inanciers of Japs oe ee ene ene — ee hence acclaimed the King of here. The Sociedad had already or- ¢9 | ; in the ftirst place, the an- and Ching. nan of the other: vet he is quite Rootblacks, was the leading spirit of ganized two expeditions against the Pouncen was instantly approved. ese havg disappeared from the “Wiva Pedro! Por la Patriat Por expeditions, made up of the dregs [9 fa few short blocks this side * rr"), , : P : oof bn KO Snan “4 ’ 1j i 7) ane when . , P ' . 6te3 : : mh zine is expected to havé@ & : paniard or Indian, and the throng surrounding him. Yankees and the Panamanians. Both * ar ine paiace was not mM iftiportant influence on the polie Hes of tho (tions bordering on the ‘ Ps . if ' Tije ’ ’ ; ¢ ‘ iP iF ‘— 4% l; \ be + & ; e en- . > iy ‘ ‘ r : P . P ? ~ - ; - Pa , econstruction. pe riod x KFoday he la Ks a . ed first one an i then another in an-) ejad. relying fortheir food on s ‘+ and word was quickly passed along fer iF , , sa y need oY self-asser ym. There : —— »f ‘ ' } 7 +43) ‘ after 11 oO ts to return ded for self-asserlion aoe ewer to his orders given with all the’ eontributions as they might pick up ! march thither. Still shouting Mav © ‘n occasions, however, when ‘tl . . he peor "} ake x , : 5 OD aa 2 ‘} : " 1 re public tne peon Will tak le Patria! Baja los puercos. shout- of the city, DOOTILN armed. er t ly Lhe prin: ipel plaza of the city assurance of. royalty. along the way, h: | th . : : aut, Matas 100 Yon : : : : | argos 2 2 cs yremananige 9 will welcome a good-looking Bradley Sweater. the Bradley thoroughbred air of smartness and — = a urchas Bed ores _ le “ ; tang = the alow be wia! Matas bog. Kanmese waterees and fell | to line with the Boot Meanmess 1 3 rained ore Bont | | . : Be \ Treasury official said todayy M.Ystel commotion among the good-| ot Sorc and red checked, swath- | tj i Wikies St0kdl GnA'IN- sends," he anid. SMeaneEk Woche ax. There are coat styles, jerseys and slip-overs— quality. | = OE ies ee eee OME ™ hich an o “ t reach |ed in an ample ruana, echoed th en: long : henever I am tempted all weights and all colors—Bradleys for every Bradley Sweaters are made in wool, silk or | fibre silk, many with scarfs, gloves and hose to pv savings Stan ie gees ms that ' , wien WES oker might meiasn i los imbol, a a by rt : si an i he ai 8 +} rk of ha o he ; in sell a mat payer: the ~* Astor hing nclusion sec meggennsl ; inns f the old match. Ask your dealer to show you the Bradley line and write us for our Style Book No. 21. 5 Eh MWACTTICe the street, ted } ¢}y- eo? Le | en O90 Bie ne ; qj , e : . ; “ se — , ( : / “It isan army of emboladores he, age@thronge of followers num! ing wh topned smoking. occasion, outdoors and In. nan doe: rot Need l'hag Covernment iene: omstracion wos uncer the Yan- well. into the thousands. ' Ly id von give a ‘ j Mets 25 cel ler and the @.°’- ‘voluiionary or otherwise, What to do with so strange a mob’ his pastor asked him There are sweaters for Dad, Big Brother aii ehouted sonorously. “Let 1. e491 a 7 Bi pe ; : kee bull beware. i denies prasts ; : : '} the cuS* ve ople, ft would seem, W ho ’ a 7) i¢t je of volunteers might have o ° et * Ree ies , 7 x. al | ee gin am nenpge mer Mens ae : uzzie nfort, apparent); oungsters, for Mother and the girls, a sm : ae “ tt | Hees atfairs simp} ‘ . iain tee Be on ; > rst_ters Or iO os rm | | 2 hick , ee - gock piles a word familiarly used in' more experienced le ade: han | i aa’ ck: ond : the young t 6 Ought vot — bhourht and w fit a desire oy SOc was J Rogota to designate il boot- dro. but nothing daunted him swered: tir warlike clarati : are really n the War I: sire hiourd and the > Warlike deciarations are real dee : ¢ woes ing “one bigvrer and the more wuriruis x oe ON Tt rasn '? TT. 7 | Mt unr, : ae syalu-| black, has for Its first meaning ‘hi , i asmt Such Ol rN ' DE | A y A y \¢ IS r Depa: | ' the 1 miat] An Andean revaiu ‘¢ army, the greater seemed to b is afterall. You see, if you smoke yor BRA 4 S “"_ ee = . a1 + - eo on, | | who puts balls on the tips of a bull’s arm) Sanufactures . + Indeed: may not be more terri- | WHO puts confidence in himself as ; con wen , ie Itke ¢} ”" horns,” a thing not eas) to pas ' own tobacco, it costs iike th 1 - ‘™=8 (han ““thest : is never , rr ey — ’ ; .¢ de i eS Lack, and i 3 if dor . the Cotl- ’ And his roy; i ‘ it : a old t. ef and if you gMNoOk« ah’ y —— ‘ ' ’ , ,ry . ’ 4 ani- unbounded admirat (omy eni friends’ you have to ram it ad: accom: rere ise ly ; - . ser 7) slish, requiring, vee ement. Di i quest of a traditionally wareike | | | ' ' Applied to” this Falstaffianmn suddet ; agers es ‘ me) CO cht. that your the irony of the th nbol rex, 6c it it id draw.’ “-—Baltimore American. Coded In either case, these peo-| * i ike Conran wt BPP. | of their | ew’ or'their grievances; and it wast mal RDG ews | “| PTY s i bootblia ks ivestionably.a sudden burst of army 0 :

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OPE REP IE Se os store! Ng UT be he Oe ect aos aA ae a Pe of STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH eal tt _The Football Games THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10. 1918 . nat at Me -- TEFYELENTPUNS LT PURETOEST STS LL AVUPED CET, UCLE DONT PTT Ty PITT SOUP OUT ORNL PROE TTT TOT ONT EDT Tr TIT se Are All Off. The Spanish “‘Flu’’ Has Put a Damper on in & é ¢ E SUT UAT = 5 = 2, 2“ ee ai = STLOU!S POST-DISPATCH - . ~~ 2 | td i 7 t \ VV ¢ } \ a ry4 ? | ( i i { I | } i if b ; ! + I ~ b] Count ’Em. Unele Sem can win this war either on points or by a knock- out. The score mow stands 14 points to 0. : ? * Prince Max may be a diplomat but Woodrow |} Lipyle ° ° Union for Soccerites. DUBLIN, Ireland, Oet_ 1) As a se- au: {n the ant @ ssion re ne | f ‘ faction eXpre } over t} maximum wage of § a mai » WI Hh has beey fixed ! the ] BS tha \ tion. an Irish VPlavers' Union to } formed to ‘ atiter the players terest: 7. Bethlehem Team Wins. The Bethlehem soccer team won it« first round match in the National C competition last Sunday New York Football Club wa elimi nated by a 3-——0 score. larry Ratican, a] \ lem LOCA] bor Ti uo ana MekKe}] ss , ‘a yey shot the Ronis Murray and Murph: were the only Kethiehem regulara of last season migsing from the lineup. Your credit far A t*« good wit? la f*ts cimtriast J Sat ’ ’ le Wwe . 305 Nv. Gib wt. Upen evenings.—Ads. tres & Co. - j fieor, ~Among ' fs of all the Why Not? io) turn the r mn planis into internment ecany Mavbe thev wouldn't blow ‘ hy uch clocklike egzularits . i flock of Germans holdine thie dow! 8 2 + Pj urs contesting Boston's ela » Zeb Terry. Rarney's him- 7 Von Hindenburg seems to be losing his “pep.” He hasn't even energy enough to dic of apoplexy once or twice a week, as he used to do. + * - Wonder if getting c: tee: anything to do with } ? i i™~ €abail hi«cl j? f] jenza ’ 4 e . Spanish “Flu.” HERE was a man in our town, Who had the When a Spanish flu; sked if he was feeling bad, “Kerchoo! dread disease raft: Of victims of this here seems to be a German had that draft.”’ HOLLENBECK TO COACH PENN FOOTBALL ELEVEN WHILE FOLWELL IS SICK PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10.—William M. Hollenback, captain of the 1908 Pennsvivania football! team, has stepped into the breach caused by the sudden (iness of llead (‘oach Robert koiwell ivy asa Vo] nteer arreed to ike ‘ the Red ind Blue baa ean > et Be well is able } é ont 1] lenhba I I fered ervices to Coath } Ix two days azo, and his otfer was oe llolienback was one of the greatest plave! eve developed at Pennsy! Vania in 1406 he Was incapacitated with a I ken lege sustained in prac- tice ut the following year Head Coach Dr. Car] Williams started him center In the middle of the sea- 7 i fullback was needed, and Hol- lenback was shifted to the backfield. where hie mad: such i reputation that he was the unanimous. choice fe the all-American teams \fter graduating from Pennsy]- Vania tHlollenback coached most suc- Jennsylvania State Col- lege, where he turned two teams that defeated Pénnsvivania. He has also coached at the University. of Missofiri and Svracuse. The wholesale reconstrué the Pennsylvania is temporarily confusing, but the situation is rapidly clearing } enough applicants for make two CeSSTUIIV at out ti90n oO; . ice am oe Yr inere are any vacant dates to good schedules DRISCOLL MAY NOT PLAY AGAINST ILLINOIS TEAM CHICAGO, Oct. 10 The Univer- sitv of Illinois filed a protest with athleic authorities at the Great Lakes Naval Training Station against playing “Paddy” Driscoll, a former Northwestern star, in the game with Tilinois next Saturday Driscoll is charged with professionalism. He played professional football Hiammond (tInd.) team and with the Chicago Nationsls Driscoll is a student at with a baseball the Offi- ers’ Material Schoo] Ile probably will be kept out of the game, it is said The navy eleven has scheduled Purdue Nov. $80. 19, anda tentative ita Nov. 23 games with western Oct with Minnes Nort 4 fame No More Piles A ¥ree Trial of Pyramid Pile Treat- ment Is One of the Grandest Events You Ever Experienced. You are suffering something awful | with itching, bleeding. protruding | piles or hemorrhoids. Now, go over ~~ wal as eh iva ae You Positively Cannot Afford to Ignore ese Remarkable Pyramids. : to any drum store and get a 60-c6ont box of Pyramid Pile Treatment. Re- lief comes s0 quick you will jump for jo) If you are in doubt, send for a free trial package by tail. You will then be convinced. Don't delay Take no substitute. FREE SAMPLE COUPON PYRAMID DRUG COMPANY, (5 Pyramid Building., Marshall, Mich Ikindly send me a Free sample of Pyramid Pile Treatment, in plain wrapper. «ME Oa \ rte Name ee ee ee ee ee eee ee ee Street .. ww eee eevee ee eee eeene eee ee Cty State. p " . ‘ . , *? @ wes —ADY. Spanish flu ARMY AND NAVY STARS TO RUN IN WASHINGTON SOLDAN TAKES LEAD ST. LOUIS TOSSERS T0 RIVERVIEW TRAP STARS START EVENT SATURDAY } ¢ 7 ne ‘fommittee of {frie ) _ : *7 } : l- Riv erview iiap no Cine ‘ lub 1 aS at TBD TIME BURP ec SHARES HE par ADVICE OF A “Be | LIBERTY BOND SALESMAN} You Men and Young Men Who have been paying $40.00, $45.00 and $50.00 for your clothing— Go to the Second Floor Clothes Shop and Save Money on Your Clothing, and invest the $10.00 to $20.00 you save in Fourth Liberty Loan Bonds You owe it to yourself, as well as the boys overseas. Suits and Overcoats ‘20 °25 .°30 Each Worth $10 More Open Saturday Evening Until 9 O’Clock __| 610 ONRO,, Olive ra - 2nd Floor i mv + o ea, ~ —o . ‘ Lae — ’ ‘ 4 ir, - cand , eden a 2.08 = ‘ Cin ‘ W es Té Arnis captained ; \\ ’ f +} het | j J . SAS T! t from Wash ae : . . ‘ » AW- , ie 4 ~ ‘T) casi (? itie an AT , } , ; . ' . ; »*% , . | et. ry (,eorgnre J ] \ ( i t ~ r .. itl ‘ ‘ Vic } oe ‘ fr 7 4 ’ try Bae j bu rT} ce Pry _ , ‘ 4 ; P ' . a’ ’ 1) = \ \ an bie ei . \ if JOT hions West Enders Defeated Yeatman : Boston. The test will be|Neusel and Hoffman Find Real) 0% re Nan rand Charles Hi “use Cancel . Bonds Quiet ti "ap? r} a , . . rd t« . . . ° - ry ~ “ —— ' . wk ae MA é Pe : . oS ; Lion Wi h the Liberty \V ' 4 ( eat | akes ‘| eam liaie w compete t1on Of lournament Ue . biLbOD ‘~ Ule . In | irée (yt Fou WL GLE VIC. dit CFamMmpaien and t is planned to OTK aS Ce c C« i : om : etal ‘ j ve At lene ' ; E ° nm exnibit mn > yf »’ ne : : lad , © : Sf Pinup | Vectey ia . 7 leagt 1 oO ruimners take part yishands. nro faaain tamaca.. teak. Chaek uled to Start Nov. { J . 3 gl . ‘ nai er , ite Ww iid toe t} rouyn Baltimore, ty 4 eS . - . . m = oo 4 . “ Capturing ae ia ° Snini toh he nt at : ro ger ‘ Lo 0 CREAT LAKES. 1} (et Lo iT teur hea y } Ale Mermod The national championship the or ning of the stock market = Si ; cathe ‘ . MN © NnNOoOtHtInge Of a come ; : ac e : A aod i thie ’ ; : " es in their clash with Yeatman yt petitive ni; re about the exhibition, |7be Great Lakes basebail club has also w } ; line tournament, which was ae: oe. oe 4 y ? ] y . rc ‘ . . ? = bre ad laber. Pormel EO Stic Psst niiers wed aa } iv ' on City ss ing “re nite re ‘ = ’ ae - ‘ ; record of winnin Seven ents ae ot Vi Pritt) revavidl i} OvVel i }2 Neuse] ind De id }7 qm } 1? ‘ h rez { hampion Willie 4 s y ‘ , ' ' »? a ‘ . . rT) Proline ’ ' : & i} rs | matches, while Yeatman Mas won! , : | Neotel St. Louis boys, are slated for the | an@ the other leading pl - ae eo 5, bi ' nmrun two and a hall , ste fone ‘S playery } ’ were A . average, at nine and lost thr fe) : ran it In the nex s entering the of- | Seaman Gunners School at Washing-) o.oguled to participate in the o- : ) e + ear - oe ve ; Fi . j \ Sh tlia stg ‘ cee : ‘ e} ot the feonnine ton. J] (". together with eieht orners ; 4 jowe . price OF t rie ‘ AT and tne | is im third place. equal to't \merican record ¢ “ghee aoe Hehe ey are f t} ’ Dita ltut ithe. oO new date has been get for th est price since the war commence Si] il ~aei wt » te ensign yD Wii mh oO debt piteners acaldie aos AL 73 : In the pay yest aie , idly , pers as: vege? > sag ie : : ' , vf a } rdt (c*ut } lohn Paul lones Shae ing of the event, ‘ai When ne tovernment : aaa ss titan mp 2 le . dé ties ‘ , t VA ’ t ake eX ai tiy 4 le ert re \) a 7 1c’ Tl er Le. Be -* ; leri¢ sit ' ; } | i ‘ ai " é . . . 2 , . 1] ” om . ee | | | ) net llow that reeently turned back the naval (,iants (;eorge (Ccunninghan Le- With his tournament pontro bate a a rg - S. ; ‘ ry le ' ’ I ! ‘ i! Liat ron : ‘ os _ . : . ] 2 ns. ce itaapiegs Tirade ade eres ! | } 7 ae . : Club guided Rabbit Mara } froit). Spence Heat} (Cate r Verne matters are exceedingly Quiet ty rere we . =e tnese iss . = ‘ . ; r aereating cC ivae PmusSier Li ut ft ‘ : P 1} | a7 —“s rr} { .) | if e icie?’ 13 fd\ iF rikline world, except f Lae By “a ie earl i of this ) ' . =. riinners Wit and it Lee i é nd : ‘ or ke shere has been @ : teadyv decline Sets t) ty ; > } Natron W oii { roanke i : as l¢ ‘ @ ci tie > ' ran Who ey 7... ae Lies i less . . ‘ P hy ‘ , Tor | POT) i { l t ‘ bat APE DS : : . é pec i$ 0 nter " —e ter hy «? : . f lost a set in t here he it . | | \laved first Ren Dwver of the Tigers, | Swar mn complete this nners draft navy shortly hav et , Rut while high grade and se: } xi | : i ope 9 ] 1 : pI ] (‘houinard oi "The massin fr ! buasebu of this nett 1s evIng ec rad ‘ road bonds have deci " ; " ? } . } ‘ ‘ ; ‘ . rY* aon a ee’ Tri: iii bi abhiteti ei : . . P ‘ ‘ : " T ived eB cate aha t} | ] . bhal 4 4 ly ea t ne 1") j secon mse! i , a 1d ae asi le riage ¥ er marks lioppe to a championship of » vear there ha heen a eyunbetar + | ’ | ’ } a " te a = ort~stonp, ; i¢ ePcaie : Pia. Leahnpor. It ; ital rPlait . : : : Loe en one of the rea Lees ] { 1 ; fo } ‘ f 1}] jour the VW brite = \ hi) (>| i ' ae , : RP i r : . ( ochran is considered by : nee it the average pri © ofr inf h ty Thomas of the Red Sox at third, have ene close o Perna TRAN ndlladiniest . . “ many ; — . eens wh "4 8 $0 a ‘ ) atte . passed the necressil ind rigid Td \ = Chub The te aft ent ied SB jeaLnue Hoppes cioses*t opponent. how grad 7 and , peculative iss The ury é { ‘ ! ' ityit ' I Terie . \\ i Lye qaraw! from . . , a 2 antrat ne af imp irom pit hing hi . rhe out 1? or » «¢ overnmen't c* mtro! ‘AL ‘ ' ’ ) ; ‘ rr)? ms ’ Ba Ca e amina ivi 5 1a! . . i’ . ‘ 6a it , wie — " when Geo! ‘ }? , , { ~ . WA ’ j b CaLtry) ‘ qd trainin . : ' fod of he fie ld It twice trimmed pri ked hubs ‘ at } rs ha been a deciine in , T 1 : ! ’ | »? Curve rnc ! { | Mana vel oP OOTE TITY Lat Atl fe ‘ . . ? t KRieckhefer va Me € ie i’ 3 cr ner | AT j . cel ay Browns and neton, now a ju-| from the Eastern fleet sent out to . ‘ourt, id bonds, it was general, andus t é \ ( ft and day |} { the sive: soul ee 3 sa. Sa mn the n ' h ni ehip The next mate ‘ ues ffered as much ‘ . ‘ nior grade F wtenant ot the- A\ie | CA; VW l ‘ naVvaj a . id , on beh | h nm the thr uf : ls : ; leteat / ‘ Corps Ss pre - t depart for du One series was lost throughout the ion « hampionship calendar is that ahvtab ; . oe cent boy , ! ° =a bers ! ‘ | Va ered manmav -r ert ire Season (‘amp (ar int, Ww ith tw \ , t K j k} f ‘ Ee, y . n France ‘ reahiateaa dede ween August Nieckhefer, t 4 , ’ | : P 4 gn . -; ] rley a cr oO? " crs T les ; e e ~ tha . after takin . .y JACK DEMPSEY AGREES Meee ciay during “the. final. few | Harold Carlson working both games, | {ween August Kleckhefer, ty nange in the market m wa Lev - ’ crames. succeedin (thouinard trimmed Great Lakes in two consec- tefended } has 7 SEC y : the low-priced issues is 4 ics, : ‘ ‘ . ‘ its ender iis nonores r . 7 pighck aside However, | Sree we: LO TERMS FOR RETURN 7 Detailed to a mine sweeper opera utive games in midseason Neither cy und Char!) ethan i to fiovernment control, carryim : ‘. «ft 4 ‘ # , one 4 ane id fies Ct our fn " , Smashes ana Pace Phiad vee 4 » re ing war zones e "Ras Kalirclot Lavan nor Cunningham were in navy . ract al mwuarantee tha ne in VS «ai 4.\ > org thie ‘ . 7 . ors too muci for ee = } a 7 Ge BA ry LE WITH MEEHAN the Western As Y T1107 pitcher, who uniform at that time, however, ee the latter part of the month, w i] he paid on ali these is ‘ ‘ : \\ . ‘) 4 if) tw le ” Orne a ms : " 4 * " : CTeveland Bents VMeisiniey, wh i Jack Kearn emma — ‘ VV t was betns paid ¥ e ring de tinies of . ty ompanie were tuiken over An ine “ood Mryiit res ‘ ‘ Werke | ' ly gril “ to af- ' ; yet ny estment } —~ ‘ _* : ’ | tj ii ; : ; 't Richard Drew won from key Bleti ran return match for his protege proud bends is attributed to sellin: kamp tits “ Q : ‘ Ore: al VA \\ ; VI il thy h iIsSk\ sailor orpor;r itions for ine out aff t Oj the event 3 Val D we Es Sm Saeer ee 4 ROCiIsiOs shedeais ae putting. tue proceeds in a ; ; R “ea 1 a recent 4-round bout. [oan issues Most of then on ilé a de- ‘ ; gained - mat he e " one ae , T ae a t ss , t el s of the are repress : 2 seg eg en ” i sietad Glial i , + 1 Che promoter has 0 Lae ‘ Lacomot _ ard the tndepe were pe Dy _” ae , , ’ ‘ té but has announced re = ine United & | a ial were very frrat anadian Pa Ip, . . hour being sttex nat ry a ' ne fir U ve ae . ee | NATIONAL 10-MILE RUN -OQuer lt, the frst belt dour Sandy Gaddis and Frank, Soldar defeated ti jietinet © it nm art kerbaumer and S! Yeatman, ¢ 6 WILL BE STAGED OCT. 28 TRADE MARK REG US PAT OFF of «= tel tember tonnas ( EV] ND 1 McK iN k demas hy Miu ’ i et enor ‘ ING | re NEW Vf yf? I { —— ee n. M f nat 1] 19-mile runninsc SSS aan ( a : I } e walk S hampionships in So ——$— NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES | \1 4 1 , -_-— — — ——— 043 605 +e } ———————— ee —_——~ u » ee —_————— = TS” Act tance even gy he a a TOTAL ’ ' ’ | qd um of the Colleg oS , ‘ . ———— - \SHINGTON, Get, 10,1 res : ( vew } on Oct ory Pn rw ) aa : ' heat pat (OA e ? ‘ ‘ . : ta) : Lee | ” i- : hr Vi 4] {> he he d Ory t! at da ——— ; TS ime : J « orn: ter ‘ ' AGI ' } f the We bits —_—— — nm making this annew ‘ rin “ i tq? . etropolil a ’ ‘ fut SV tee ‘ . . “_ ’ ; ' ‘7 . ' - Ww. | . 4 r nd championshin, -——_—— S 4 eye saa am nce Mag t.. 1917 por fart “ wp ‘ , a — oe - ‘ ifrran 2) reat t NI ‘ ey ‘} * ] h Ww | InN] rise the reguiar 18) eet | i Law “ a* “ . ’ P 3 Se eee " * sf yor? . h Be - ' (Cleveland _ ' ' \ \ ¢ nts PA a ae 7 ; : a} e ¢; r ; Drs tel eile , ii rf There seermns to be no reason for patentee of ° > ¢ h b trifle fo etf ‘ ind « ;e eel fur sires ' ' a} ! . wanstulinke Gene the aathenhe tan’ ana) ae in an age of much riding, we have become a rgetfur | and collecied fer wee? Seas } or Pic | Sam selects shoes for hi yoive ot coreifiontee $t aa SOCCER LEAGUE MAY BE fall distance championship. Despite) === of the real uses of feet. But Uncle Sam selects shoes for his ine tne ete ote ee ‘ if bitte ‘= : SS > +} } Peaatal of "a ie . if ‘ \- rac F ee ee ° di i th ; . _ smiires - ¥ / ABLE TO STAGE BATTLES | many of the track === men with the idea that they are to cover distances in them. tional CERN ee an iano Lay VA ( Y"é wav at war, there aTe ee ee e h ilit h ~ ik j eri? t who 4 ~~ mniry, a : — — -__ —— FI : a S| ; miiere = ere if ’ President Winton Barker of the St enougzn athnieti solaiers and Sailors eas ere iS a sure-enoug mi i ary s oe, with a toe plenty " ; ~- nix of Ang. ai wer ——eE— > . ; wi i : : s ; : : age 1 this vicinity temake the races a) ———— w f d, and heel. It will add h in a recuetion since dune Louis Poccer Lear i in? ! ad th ” uu —aE;,,9,, , ide, a ull trea an a sturdy ce t ad orse- st te) uw (me Tetal (depe ats nere $} x i : _ — ' . ¥ . , ‘ -— aseenein " , ' . , ; . ele « ’ fie ye oo’ morning that the wames scheduled for rley Pores the h-mile national — eres power to your foot-power, for it makes nothing of the day’s oe . ty —s . ree - Pha. ates ryt i] * . , » ’ ‘ . . ones —— . eee . . , wy i wi : in in “ur , 3 ii Sunday at Cardinal Field had not vet champion, will start in the run, as Sauqevetneumnepeononns work ofa civilian. Try your feetina pair. You won't take fF $051 Cen Ue heen called off. and would not be un “ Villar Wvyronen Jimmyv Heni- ——- ivi h i ) - npg tea onhy Sard Ouse , a , —— them off. Our men arriving home after winning the war less the influenza quarantine was no ran. the vreat tle New Iinglander., Se SE ill . - h h li C07 TON MARKET lifted by Saturday night. The gam also will compete. It is not known! = wil insist upon having snoes ike these. " Sunday, if played, will Le between the as yet whether Hannes Kohlmainen() = T0 HOLD EARLY ADV! Ren Millers and St. I.otiis Screw ¢ will leave hi job at the Hog Island and Innisfails and Seullin Steel Co shipvard long enongh to run NEW YoRK, Giet, 10 There WAS a thie ott arket af the ™ — to fie Liverpool caller — et tern ide buy Fire ~ Monroe Clothes Shop | a December, bul _ ‘? : te ry = ert : ‘ = 4 r? : ‘ : ; P+ Py : ’ we r \ ; } we od alin fetton Openina. ite * ') é «5 if ‘> » «sf : ; ; > Liverpool Cotton. TRADE MARK LEG US PAT OFE = (8 GRIP VICTI are people W get weak and run down. You The DIX Price Me and $12.50 can gain fi ing strengt from FATHE JOHN MEDICIN DANGEROUS DRUGS. ¥ ' x the ftret e mon ‘* i neintad \\ | ‘ . . ? _ the wp : rews

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rt Or ere oe oy Bs. ae wean: _ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPAT DISPATCH abies ~oMHERSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 10, 1918. : “ STLOUIS POST- DISPATCH a = “aie SSS EN ATER a= A LE, AS ~ ee RE ———— ~ A gene - . 7 ttt meneame ns a a 4 , neremony pase : —SSseEes Gridiron}. THE POST-DISPATCH DAILY RECORD OF MARKETS AND FINANCE. eee a - eae —o prices ton p th . ar pea ee Drice mils or dealers may Re METALS—Quote per = —— Butte CANDY COMMON SCORES © FURTHER SELLING MARK sovieniinstl Vinass bua 1a py amen MBAS = 2 TITLE BALK INE i SHARES HIGHER New York Stocks ae use a oat NEW HIGH RECORD, $46.50 TRADE IN CORK TURES = ae ee ou a E . £ s r nn 7 BUTTER—Creamerv extras. 58c: firsts am ate . el : ' 7 y seconds, 48c; ludies, dic, packing steck Bs et ees. “ Sharplyl Lower. No. $65: tea lead, $). aluminum, 20c; scrap iron and diplomatic situation tallies ensoe! merchants. Orders and extr fancy »:o REPORTED DAIL . 4 hi . a tai iiie@ nad j Dp is " . . POST- Legner. eseeeees oveocendeese ders dase send ; pee ee . able eae. ol babies Drices OO LAID > ign Drass $i rea ¥ re * ; cr , , y N] al ! L | REF] RADE | C0. Sor x BY G. yg WALKER & | EGGS—Presh firsts, 450; returned cases, War News Causes Price Losses of \. ef wit $ | brass, $20; light copper. $20: heavy yellow ww FORK. 10. New breaks tank O 207 NO - > le less. ; ns . - rt —— a ” ‘on ° No ioe ve ma ETT TP TP eer TT - 24 brass IS; heavy cepper and copper wire piace im the Tt warket today. influenced E IS CALLEN (IFF . RTH FOUR TH STREET. 628, ss AIL IS CIL_LEARING HOUSE ; » lo 1 ( ents: Oats Also Saas ec och aap enh OE EN he POE ian ile . ; > — $°, - lead £4 pewter Yt A tinfeil. ex asive? = evelepments ta. the sefiitars on . © ‘ learines Palancee . at TOOts #60666 860s es do 60k Cee - m car Os Sia ) ® fos ; " EW Yorr : . Com ye -~ oa Oued ' news a 0 ard winter ! TE r ~—n ere as ’ . . tar tuick'vy failed he EW YORK, Oct. 10. “¢ HER SE: je pound: Northern Twins es, é ig oe, 2h >, OOS Wat . aused further reces- Dark hard * more, yellow "On jess aie DRIED FRU —Ccarce choice evaporate) rapid fiactuations indicated plainiy the gen o i ) «2 ’ . m4 y ‘ onne harne ‘ 4 iei@s } Ste? ~ Ph thas ss M44 , , a ‘~» > > 4 0” = ae = . rit2g arn bes 7 tried “nies lern 4 r rer tia nw - 7 owe : ®, ts RBG \ ve > 2? =) > i d be ‘BS. abe? ng norns, af ; Gal pages. ‘ osha ie co aoe SlLOIk Gi os > «wo! Im corn filtijree ir »» 0. Nor ern er: ne o * “ . oe ‘ sal . ‘mh ce anu. ere s"riing ¢ traders @ Buying Is Better Than the Selling n ustrials. me: ¥ A Se; crints, 36: lmburser, 276 Laity week S357, NNO GALEN 2 | ao Age CUPES IN| No. 2 Northecn SOTIBReccacewscsccecvens 2 34 Quote new evaporated rings apples at 10442 to| | Opening prices. which panged from ac to far Conditions C in Most of the Standar ~~ : Be; Swiks No. i. dc. ‘Brick, Ste; all inferior © Pre’. week ....9 “iMeszuy usaraet the early market here today, but No. 2 hard winter. e..022220I201 2 2p Jie #Rd evaporated quarters at alge for prime | 4c net lower. with Nov. 81.12 to $1.19 amd af (Long itions ( d > im: \ C OlANC ard eT, oe hre Guaiity poe ae FH Whe Ne? tracliing was less excit th. . bees Dark bard 2c more. vellow ®c tess BIes sO! rier Chops at 4c to 4% and Lie si. to § 1 were fallowed. bw de- al SE san STOCT ~¥ ~_ . , { SN\7 (s1 ‘ ‘ iraqding Vy i oe Ri'iteé « t] if) Vester . Ww oS a —_ pe . , ‘ 2 ‘ties ce a. B « " es cs lose Open Hlieh low »* nan Live POL ETRY Fowle, 4 potrnds and + pica gl : - YF ed 144 N ; - A : No. 1 d oon ” “4 Waser . a 0 «§%|_Cc sun-dried quarters ¢ ities | SHS asses te imcter the inittal Pet t ‘ SSLICS* : 1p Am henge Sit. | over. - $ pounds, We: coc! LPT® = JS. 461 Cb S40 aa and there appeare: } » No ®@ duru: ST ee ee eae at wy nierior lees | and sun-dried . te jheures won of ty ournament Sch Issues; ONdS Quiet. os rt t Sugar 68 “4 68l, G%L, Gel or See sa? Sia gid ag ge ) Ber soe Siggge 2 : ppeared to he some Pe tah tee eee 221 peaches at i@echele Ghd ok. den ae age PEE ice e fs . an COM) 2 1” 1” 4 _* > ” ‘ , Si i, ins ' , j ~ : : . oss Sot pes hy sees ‘ . ~~ ; — ee ae . . m4 Support or the } r ak. Fee: einte = _ _ ‘ ws ifm 4 more: red duru n sc se 48. un ted : ‘4 ie re ; : > ' : , : ‘ ; r@Nera . | . / * 4/ mati,. » . ' . r ‘er i efeci a’ ‘7 po yaad a 1» Firn Wears sound : ) ie . a =—— e tournament, which wy but in the majority mane | cr. Humiey pf. ....- 49 8 er doze y nomers ‘ii* : af nO eee ee ()at were | ‘. Bae : 6 ne fai: agp ig ho aR “CORN em ° ; hic h was sched. guy, , re rity of cases Am. 1. Oj] com. 40 oe ‘ Be : 4 12 m+. nde i. tha ero ' “¢5, ay io 94710 trades vesterda of S46 Other * i \ ‘ mbou 4 owe with ae ‘ . ead ma ~ . 2 ae . mR OM CORN — Ki ery Quote new chotce HONEY —Quote Sa sthieaiies seed aids »¢ - ‘ rice re “¢ . P es ? ‘or Rene , ‘ . a hey i . . ’ : “teal wat “7 - . ‘ er j ? tf " , or? . } 4 ' m a» ’ , : ” ; ‘oor gt inks Oa? 185 fart gelf-w rkine , * 2. , : ™ , mi mn a : " : / : ; ’ ed Oo Start ut the Boston C ity Cl b pr! es were [at tionally iowwer., "j rad- Comet La, com. GN%) #47, é> G4 gate $3 _~ ae gon ‘ he - rt. CO ints Sas is. S16 quote i ond sold were about ‘ yy re G2 ‘| he miahkKE tia k ed support mar: e bee S186; 10 c a vapray Pe aia ; os hee vA A $37; strained bright amber in barrels at De per u ’ y oe ntered largely : . ‘ . lat) ‘ane 4 ed B ry! ’ . ad ermal! it Ge LE a. ed - fOommit.on ive ' . . : : Y Putas Pa ‘Ti i j i] i : . ’ irl at ‘ n 3a. : - . ona ‘ae’ . “1 Saati ; an , c a 1) . , «ah i\ in if e Ss. Stee] j (Vw) bi 4 . Feng tps ~ a “ 5 *oey 1 t¢ ad \ CoOmnwyYy ired VV rh stere a Receint . here Ww ere A } there) ry ‘Y , ‘ : = -" 1 ‘“) rryery i Ser rT e} ‘TN to o? : ‘ reices mt . Perur ’ im cana - . ” . o . Boston, wwOY re) é . ; urn ra | (sas, 363 24% . ats gquabese. : meee . cretion ond vow Poe q a i ac ‘ , _ - 2 - ™ i « ye? yt ; : - a 3 4 0 ‘ . « 41 ' m1 . . ‘ a ‘ ‘ - ‘ . " i Pit? | . - cy ,* “@ é ) MT HO ve yi. : : Tt « : : - ed bec:jiuse ren ye : Ree . ; { we? 4 com, 42% AF _ ~* . l61,c per Ib 1C5 » 1S bs i l | miu, , . . vc: ” 2 Sosgpspars Se + P ~~ Qnahee. ) P n iu Of war conditions. it hour of the session. Railroad shares | Distillers ‘(7 + Pt Ay 425, «648 Rhaam Te ¢ 4 bucks. fe to Ne spring svat hla AR SESSIO 23,000 bu against 66.000 hy if any mu on hand a buver a, lle, fans ver. . B ~éprithaes . — - , : -* : ne pe : ont of the TF ‘ien. Motor, newll$% 115 iii; ji’ 1,. | Ity. Sheep to 9c; bucks, Be to & big Soa St. Louis Cash Grain. above medium, 16 to 164, hands, $200@22 Mrs. Mary R. Kennedy Dies. $5@5.50; Southern, $4 charve { hampion Ww illie H At iii Sial () io rourth Liberty (7enN. Motor pid. yb A rf) babog 11% a}. , aa t bi ae by C“Ammor TE Cash eorn WAs ‘ ready te) , cs] fia . » ft J ‘ na Si4 fo. } : is Si6c@ \Irs \l or }? 1.” , en ‘ rs the other le adi » Oppe loan CAMPAIP li inwve “tment railroad (yreen ("ar “O “4) ray ieee . Sly ese a ies. i nited ‘ ; ry F 7 : ci a a 3 Seek i™ ' | ha D>. eT Lede I 1.3 . oe ‘ . vennedy), tn oa lS . saa “« ; _—* eat i aati , of 7 3 , oy 7 : aD aT? cy ea” } } ak ’ j > ’ ° ' , ; . .~ , . : ‘ ng int. Paper com. 91 “ay ois | POTATORS Minnesota each e | 401 ronger and ih Tair'y Sod demand | sends, 0@12): 13 to 12% hands, S012. | old. wile of Ramee CO. Reaneas, ane FINANCIAL lt) ‘ Plaverg Ww eT ; , ere honds Were qt} ar VYeragce ‘ | \] ’ ; n i } 1)! : Ti) "PT og] ‘ sow ° 7 al erage, at ne Ire 4 ‘ ‘ » wes . peduted par cipate ia _ M MM S21 »puUnNds Wiscensin rura $1.85 1U i tee . 4y\, , Casnm oats Irregular to Vy lowe} ° of cancer today at her home. 495% in the Le , “Put on Fa ee event, lowest pris e of the Ves f the , Int Al A - . - 7 Pa *% iM : I Ink ! , . ae ; 5 10 : i : ar and (ne low - \. 2 a M. pfd110° 11° 7 j '*» os 7 - ’ erna oO ; «& p , tah ‘ ' . . a) new ay - has heen set f . ‘Par da () ; : T . “A eo. 4! ahi 12 OF e 14 e- 1{2 1] 7 ™ te $2.1 ; : af fl P 4 , =. ee . . e my ane in falt ademanad Hay Market. \] iT. }e nel ("er @ a.) ’ : : f or the est price Ti le War Commenced in Lib. 41468 ‘ Os Ke : 408 OR HO OG 14 fH) OD ONIONS . 4 . , . ‘ } te Preovcey ~“o°y,7." ; ‘ rig) NY ? 7, hy ; : 2 t ‘ ‘ P . ‘ ' ‘ ‘ : . . ce) - tne event. 1914 When the Government took Lad. Di: 4e a8 44 08 o pots oe Ne fh NS $1 per 100 pounds delivered; sceaked whi i wit t e | ‘ty Quote ‘ ; req wheat, $2 -4'4 @ yy ried ft Post-Dispa ‘Ta of the late Samuel \I Kennard We Specialize in Vith this t« : i 4 ’ ,f } . 4 ; - 4 . " . ial loit es ; 4 , ca wie —_ ot, Dew vf) ae | Oe "4 Ooriie : 4 i yh t} if { aA fit! Coll ° 44} ’ - ; '* 4 ’ sf] art . oe , ' 4 > P & ‘ arPiil (>! i 44% Nie: hart har a? ¢ ¢ sn = . : . . a. | urnament canceled ; contro! of tine railroad 3 Jen . a 1a] e 2 "ge Pi, ete reul a + VOLUN HU SAG OM ‘ny TOM ATOES (Tor yrowr ¢1 . fr? in 24 pwftd ; 45 or ye te red winter Wheat, $°? 9 4 Firnothyv hea arke oenrinuse ti, Prupte 4 t) rma I cor tive A@€nnard Cay rpe% oe Mexican Bonds 4 * 4 age y! share rae " ; ly r) . ana 7 . ’ . : \> © ‘ et oc: . / sy oo" ‘ fgg 1 8 4 r ” ye es * 7 , Say ee ae ; ae ° . ; *} . : atters are exceedingly quiet in the here Was a rally in these issues, | Mex. Petro 110%, ‘foot ba be atsuD st é é Lavuis 4s mr iti @2.254%4; No. 3 red winter wheat, © ! Krades ot ch are She is survived by her husband, who , } ti SLOCKH, Ikline world. except for Walk hut since er : . 4 be , 119% 1201, 1221, 14015, j 20 N -thern: bulk, $35@4 Pi ag Bo ppc ME oti m the early art o is » | Nat. En. t ! oom 2240'S tae c ABBAGI ee Meee See ms vations rere! « -T ' , tke en 97 — y a> Ne LCE J0Cal reques (Ju brsiertl , ; Vv p of this vea ». com. 4415 44 a ty : $200 re _BETM EE: VN SESSION ots LIS eel, No. 1 hard whea $2.25; No. | No. Si5ao5; standard. Kilarns2: No. + “ in the insurance business, and two 2x1ican ur? ency ¥ " he 4 «4 ‘ ee « .f . ; (>t 1O (ras *-* ‘ "7 : “at , ¢ ‘ ‘ + iy >» ‘ Se PRPOCS 10 Oni hie hich crsce on”: mae. Matt. Ua ee ee CUCI MBERS Fon ne-grown, $1.50 to National Bank of Commerce at 116 2 hard wheat, $2.22. Seba light clover mixed—No. i. $312: | daughters, Misses Margaret R. and baal : vv shor®l\ hawine @ But while high grade and second Peo. Gas ais See, Co RIN, to; vellow S1G@1.25. » National Candy common at 454; @ oN Pigeoreic! ce | NO. 3. $28a@29. Heavy clover mixed-—No. 1, | : . an Inquiries Invited 7 | aving challenged : railroad bonds have Studehat. “i: Sta 5% 56 55% 354,17 WHITE PI KL ANG ONIONS—Home- 25 National Candy commen at 457 Quote 0. 6 corn, $1.12; No, 2) $2829; No 2. $26@27. Clover hay—Choice, | Annie Maude Kennedy ) Dppe to a championship ieMmeame “rade railroad bonds have déclined | Studebaker ‘com Sei iz’ Sam ir'* F212 | growmtte per pounie Chicaga hones, Le) RHGULAR SHRSION SATS yellow corn, $1.49@1860 Ne. bree (HL - eee eee Herbert M. Solomon & Bro. | ) ‘= ip match. this vear tnere has been a Sybsata ntial Tew agp Y hme Oe Sy ar" 33 Le bel, Bib le CELERY Michigan Vashed., oO ner aiionai € anay Ornrnon i 4' A> ss : be ee apelin a, “ COrn, $e. th ot Prairie ha Choice, Sil zh pe Rta rs rnmaak 30 Br ad St New York } enran is c onsidere ad by man iV; nce in the averare + P , al to s 10 1&0 183 1. 1") { £985 q0 A'ifalfa hay hoics Oo ee —— rene : Vv as agdvalh : i, \ rs price OTF the Tobacco ree, .. G6 GN'Q GR17, Gx Gxt BRU SSEL. s SPROUTS— As be ae Tee 8 : . , * i ; “ way: ae5+ Nig i a ’ i ee] Sess boOns for Mien. ‘ ' tii owrtrs nip fo! cdoiia ang ® ; ; tle 1 fea Mieckhefer, the present “r 4 t ket Ala x re =. mee Eo Oe Gt MBO- Hot He-Rrowk, peck baskets, £17.75 to $19.%0: good to choice, $15 to $17 neariv of vears The ftineral will | the preferred stock, payabie Nov + 1v18. to , e hoider ,who recently succes ne enhange Mm tne marke mMmove- ee ee Rg aly " ap ee mt 20c to SGc. mie diu to good, $12.50 to $14: eommon to WASHINGTON “o that creat i] IE ge re Be oe "ea _ oe stockholders of record Oct. 21, 1918 - ‘fended his honors ar: iinst G sfully ment of the low-priced issues is due; = — ay (RQ B74, FR ENDIVE romp ater 10@20c per medium weighty steers, $10 to $12: commor Flour, Meal onal Bran. b i . gs amgssget Se save omorrow afternoon at the home RROWN SHOE CO... Ine e i : ‘sf 7 =e ; ; oF. “ ‘i 5 Co af . rete oe ie ot Le | ont Se) + ) " sie i - od ~ $ npg “ * ae wha ; . . i? a : . i > ; , ‘ eet 7 , : ” iE , ine a . 2U50Te \ } }) «> ; ' aay : ma c b : a line Poatm 1 Cruc thie stee ie Ae de Me bs ae Sd KALE: are grown, 5¢0¢@10c per bushel par . . Q : bp ‘ T jute, 7O per cent at $8.05 and SO per centr Night schools will be established by v3 ecent deciines im investment Trail- Gulf St. Steel... T0q «89 “ny box loose, aiti Sie Lo SIO. Quod Pence, SI to Blo t $7 to $7. ‘ ' } The ‘ read bonds is attributed to selling by $'. North. are tide sd a ht SPIN. ac i llome-s n c to Ii@c per mmon’ to med $7.25 to $10: choice to CORN MEAL ETC Very dull. ci _,, the hducational and Training Sec : th] . | rati : 2 } ‘ nt. vickel Ree yy ot) it) 9 ft) bu he} me Lanes ea beef cs ‘ S11 io Ste heer te ‘ roresx Cor ant i (Op pot iLions {or ine pur - Kennecott Cam 2*tR ‘ he , —- chen LETTL CE. t] . an 1 ‘ (1 per ey 9 $11 . : , : GX rT rie . did Tie’. i ‘ } ‘ “A 1PH “u S480 600 T) l Lilie . hip} ing OA : . P : i - plage hate x whee ~ ete . obvp 4» 4 "4 ~ ‘) Ve i) ‘ i a. ‘¥ i “ ] ‘ l »D ZF ove } . ie . or a ar ] aL r\ “at x “4 er Th oe ne : : a = Z : ae ose OF pulling the proceeds in Lib- Liane stee, P i4 ‘> ft; re - a3 box loss etitte? S7 oOo Oo s* ners S6.4) ta 3% 100 Ah {4 sack » eit, Gains lt has been estimated by Chairman ‘ ° . ie . » + ae Ma ‘ - rme\a’ Y a eTrow?! washed oi¢ e - 4 ; a ¢ , 4 ‘ 44) : P ; . a al ao ; M erty islial iss Ue NMiost a1 these in- Midval By pyre 4; “ we i i , 44) > ‘¢ en oe RNIPS ria } OWT) « { ‘ nN- ry] j ’ ws i= . oo yr ,Y¥ i ‘oe . i ; ; . a at tT? cr citi ail Wale ia ererty I j hats - . par } y+ > ™ ; es : ’ 3 rice ; ich TP] j . |) lt fliaSet }?! ; Fey ~ id Ex “, Cet. ri eel SALSIFY ines mann«d- . #4 - aie pie i Siarket op i { i | ‘ i ey? , ‘ | er ti] ! > )’t) $i) for r) idling that many otners Wi j hive ton he Ol- ' d ~ eG: ~ ison * aes ens gl i : vy oe 7 pe ’ a - , vesierua cit ia Ie rane s I f oy hogs. Wheat fee] « mee suri! wanted aeein gale py “ : : . , + Kay (ons fe =" a he web dozen bunches, , avy 0 eg with a ba eo Vaan t*4 . our ie ti anata Pats ‘ bynes . * : ‘ tained to Tfili the places made vacant ' Rep. 1. & S. com Ri&e Rilo KHIG SFI, KG SWEET POTATOES —Home-srown, Ber- | inarket sininped 10c. per owt. compared wit aenked. with intitle gameeaiia Game eis os be ae rsa 1 %: : US. Steel com. 1051, M51. 106 1A 1058, muda, TOGO, a red, yellow and white, ,a, oa. ton SILGA. Phe tnerhet axtreme.| Cone in seiued aaa "an ee ee ee eee ae . US. Steel pfd.-110'n 110" , 10%, nansemond, $1iai.W per bushel box foose. 7 AT wee on at ee eee | eee iO mines care We eee . ‘i * | : ‘ ' q:) ' P ae z on Siow an rhe Miil orcel ror tha KIT! at allowed premiums No » alfalfa Waa! } I tan Copper S2 = | S! i STRING Bt TAN Lio rhe Ssrown Rre-s : } ¢ yo «o } , ‘ ry an inf? I Da ce ’ ¢ } : \ , gine Lita la the . . . . } ; and gn aa es rer ‘> » Lae wal ‘ how oye vax. Pp dit ‘) : , dager , Pe a Pie ies +! a sul): WUnile riael lm }eer eat at S56 | i =, kinforces Local Liquor Law-. oz — J if ° mb C Ing reves Se is tO Ais . Fe welLning veer Teor (wat {ee } riesmplnMas at ala aa NO ] a . , . eo . : F of 0 twas char — F " 1 to 100 1b S1G.6a) | $li igniter pig | alfa fa mea at SO. Daries hon it $48 a NEM ORLEANS something wr > ‘ hestir « A j . 1 ow 1? on ” t w ‘ ! : ‘ vy) wept, oe” va e> wf > P ag ie 1 “e : . ne ai, ciiie « sf *« - u ae L ve ( ‘ .) ‘ $8 50 a A j vay . stock naire a har: Bt : og — = Sj ‘ ‘ 6 ruts. Ag o $16.00, Best roughs, $16.50 to $16 i. | tor 45 per ete So4 for whole zround. Fry. new contronts hoecn suloon men. * é.¢ . rie rre@ulti f 7. ie “A! > r it hp aPe8 , ; hee ; ; ; No a le for Southern homes , ida] ngs a . Quar- 4 ind o resun their activi at ma (‘an. Pa 170%, 169 17's IGT 168 $2.50: to $4: No, 1 ganos, $4 to $4.25; No, 2 rey) $id to $15.75: med nds, $14 to { . . : | . } 1 Marin preferred rose point ‘ & 6) oh, AT'S vets Clo at Be foes, orchard im 66.70 te 33.2). gt: } f tha , € 14) 7 new age Dur . oe first hit mont} f termaster Corps, arrested Jules Sa- { : half , =) a>} ; > ” Te 7 Lye . tie iiK ¢ he cull lands, S1),. rood TA ring he .tirst line mnths ¢ ; ’ : iti 4 r LbouU nati as ni ‘ M.&: ] em. 40% tis), 4i‘« 44) ti, +e $ 4) q ; ’ $2 ~*), ‘Os 1 ork eed 2 Le 2% a) SM imperial and untsmans $4 a? to s> 78) and $4 beg e«) « (ioe ; ‘ it or a -. . v fran *£ 1‘ a. the | Ost -lJIspaten printed 13,208 ‘ a } , jr . ~ - - » ‘ cr vr, ¢ - y > «p= 4 -- : ‘ Py he a ak i » Pe | ae - a . 7 . * . er on es . ~ neees + reages —~ pained le > a) > » or > ryfal ? | ; i : In nkie ‘Ty » ea fo ne al 03% \¢ oF, anid 4 ‘ ’ } : q 7 : : : , 7 , %~ | r ; ‘ “ esi bi ae | ; of the CiaF&Ss repre sented Jorie le pia m8) 4 eof Drh Ody me ‘ $ Om) a = ~i) > j Se 4) te) NO I ‘ eres breeding ewes) more th an the Pw) Fr other St. Louis that thie \ had ho ught liquor it the aide i LA ‘OTMMOTIS ; ay a th ; independent } risco ae es ° ees 11 aon ¢ . _* 17 r ¢ - . ; , ‘ oli i] { Ti 417 aKING i f bre 1 i? t? “4 eo ‘oks were ac Kyl} c+ coy Fg ly PR in v8 1, y a 7 M16" in Ovpoiln vi \ re yrTy ou iv \™ ~~ ( } oh. . d>>4 ‘ % : ’ » on 97 2 ? “> > % ~ Florida at « 100 nint« “0 al ed . , pe ‘ ; peal jed \ nNeaAvine s I} jeathers., Coppers . l qt) . ot 4 12S. Tus hoe TR 12 "A DIME; : ¢ ; vs r , : ’ ; : " tad ehdeeta to ve 1 ap * : k e 3 ] h f * distilling >Sues VW abash W. j ; Ming . . . Ni, ? Ps ad eS aS ‘ 1})) A Pk es 4 se ov tye r “ris a A Lv} S15 rest (7 pe. 1: . My Stri e. ver ere. W 1enN we ave Su fj- Rails were very erratic, Canadian Pacific's KEx-dividend i nee ; butcher $17..0@ 18.40: lights. O H 5 tha ir ’ } l* ry } : rv sa? 7.) 7. | nf ii 7 ° ee . “CRANBE ie ~ ‘ pe ‘ - ~é " b ACcK ‘ors ej a e e : ares ce ee nt ede, | Sales to 11 a. m., 190,200 shares ot Ee ae et nand HAIE barrels at B4o | PIS, $15.50@17. | Cattle—Receip cient reserve in Food to guarantee our distinet| trong, evidently in. anti ipa. e ene = K, AC HE. 5. Ne ew York ushel baskets $¢17.50019:° dresxede beef’ st fp + ip of a favorable September tonnage re _— I Bn gh ' ,{ Western steer $1107 14.4): So . : . . . € ee . adh ; . ’ ( oO 7 ARS Florida. $°2.23@3 “~~, , ’ . “agent ‘tid F \ é : ; ; All h 1 t factor on the bull side. extending its | New We *k Bo nd 8 ales. |: ALLIGATOR PRAR $7.50 12; cows, S6@IZ2: heife No one concern is doing more to Ra 120,000,000 ies against starvation, then aii o 3% “+ ty 5 i — ; $1 ia a pipe eee ; oe x indeed “9 on . ‘ i? 2° a ; ha ¥ to v ° MOLTAUS. ELLE LLL LS OOO - = - . shit ma lf m ~ lee | en " ° 4 {; { i | . : j i Se am PE SEE feady: lntnbe * £18 GhEMIE TR: cee spread the Tame of our good City o! , WE CAN FEEL CONFIDENT THAT i 10,000 Lib. 4ta8 > 4 a ; “af 6650 GKAP ES “ ijmaX ra Sh ~ ‘il izan on- 1: wether: sr Ww) « ewe 4 . \ rm . My oR ‘: = NATIONAL BANK RESOURCES oe te Sechon a at 101: JAPANESE _VERSIMMONS — A'tibama ! ee cane " mst. AOULITS t rene | If i ISSOULT) stat OUR SECOND I INE OF DEFENSE Is e ee | wee ilies i - . phate: ?9 = % - “ i L(,f (wf ‘% ; ar Ooo T, L. « at #6. 44 j eke . 9 oPRy, | , on . pia . —- 3° 7 ‘ . Jk ‘ - 10: “ORANG _ om pre ohn ri ‘ "% cle > os 2 >. ; ‘ ifor in ate alencia $G to $10.50 per - an yest == 000 SP rd dia oo OTL LIat Ime | Canton’ fate: f : dae to Boe lower, than, ester Fy WINNING ITS SHARE IN THE FIGHT , ERATE VASHING TON Mink Mar. ts ' at 105% 5""" sie e IN 2? ' $17.25418: ror ye . 4 sf national hanks last Auz. 31. were 15. 15.000 Lib. 44s. at 1G. 44 “SE St og: colon pean 4 $16. 250017 * 2% = 143,005,000, ‘The Comptroller of the Curr 3000 Reading - oil” ties uce E sew ere pi ieniency lower male i () TSO. : . ~# ; " | : , ' : fit tens ’ : . ‘ { in making this annotncement today, Sai OW K&S OD, « ut 8&1 #P di h ender aver on all hinds ex t ver bal ie CMM CMD Puistir it’ I i h 5 . b e~ : is avas an Increase Of! nearly $2.001,000.000 , 3.000 Si0P. fd, tos “at Sel A J) tendency lewor Sig at EEaie accept | VU, un Un No matter what happens, we must be pre- ~~ . Sho . ‘ | t; ' . ps os é , : . ‘ esources since May 1, 1I%ls, befure the 2000 Foreign os . ne ane 2 4680 ) -—- Put sterda Ose ittle. goed choice ; stpPyht Us |: oOrVee ; rey Paes ; he ccc C-bit AG ‘ pUat if ‘ -. a , . . ‘ . — . ') TTT 4 ’ T , rc ’ 7 ; >. - a pared with sufficient Food. staples — meat, fo etfur . scsi | ae Nertad for Mane 1 Ht ate. eXx- r 4 eh ri ney ‘ ot {4} 44) ume AKO ' * ward, ae sh - ‘te e ‘ ~ f d h ir = : ; Seer eee mince tbat fats. 6s.) 5.600 Lib. 4140 esscaseeses st 96.48 Pog” Wisconsin bulk, $14ou 1.00; do. sa stockers and feede sugar, fat and wheat in particular. We must oes or his ; 5 id a ae ini J rb . 1 . >! 4 9 " an? ar ™ wit 4) : eS at On). {& > pray ; ina ry yg Pa \ Ive ~ 1 neg j 4 7 ¢- ne > ah ‘ rab | anol “ in them. pd Pedest brink aneroen is we % distribut d an U 1. ee : , tw he “at H How are we going to do it? By your he’ and mine. Every single stay-at-home is ing to eat so much less that not only, more will go across, but in addition, a yy "1 met im im and Ing ' r oderat® trade buying. First prices | («, cdg tea lis 2 impure and inferior will be created to safeguard agaij ni Lu! a ‘ py PY - _ - ~ - = -~ oe - - ae - nes ~ - --. a“ - ” hed L. > & “= ~~ ~ _ — _ - 4 A - £ “ ~ + - « f . - - ' —e ~_» zs a x — al a le - “ ~ A ~ _ a one 7 ~ — —_ pvr = _ ~e > om ~ - f / —_ + 5 -_ - = Z — - = oe — - — = - a ae sf - . of Fe OF - f ~~ = “ 5 a f A — wt > + _ ~ -1'7 ~~" Fm — J ¥ / / ¥ vf i ~~ ~~ - ; — —_ a _cist=cles SE ' - - - > x ths - a ee 4 ~ = a =x =x ~ . ‘ . . . . ° ~ ‘. 6 2 . . . eo. . fe*~e -*, °."."* 4 ot a4 i ee ee . ° | * 6 °. eats ‘tytn e+e **. . A . ey he “ XG wy ° Serene e o°.@ 26's 4 ee a e Wocen Comes °2 *. . A Pe Pl $d SO wy pa ° > 4 +e? rh ** ot * ets . eases . of et e* @e * @,8 6 **e ‘ o,*#*% af o, 00 ee Pes e* totes ste fee. er 2a” » . So. &&% be8' 04 . be . 2° 2 Mee 00 0% te . «* . .e0 0S Ory ** es a ** *s ty . *se* . . . ee My “ _ r pee 4 . 7 * . - Le 4 2 . - . o. 0% Ss . ® S-Pese .* > . 4 - ry -* 3° _ vy Ne 2 : 3 : “4 ) : — - ae. ae ——————— De = ‘ Cal. Hirsch & So’ ; oar . b oe 2 2 thas © “ . a ‘ , 4 th Me ee rat BUR. ORE TE OG MS AR ONS Lehmann Machi*Per Co. David P. Wohl Shoe Co. Mcmule Ref - Py ns nas HS ’ scias 4 5 £ Angio American +. sh “et alae Mie LOOK TT ryye Worl i ; Mississipp! Val . . € * | * t llouston (yf) ‘ ' , clr : Midwest OU com. . ' a 11 9q IONS; Insif : ‘ fr e . : : 7 a sii? beiatt Aeceetge on” Miller's Antisentic O11. Keown ae : : War is sucha drain on the = | The Crispin busy man’s pocketbook he ts P= Reputation soliched. \ N0 ke ) | : : = oe) Pe i vd Bin ocean o ema Cegagelgeees = are: people’ es me SD aeest Rie a? aor ~ Berye Wreehs, ** TURGOWNDS, get weak. Pe ns : reer" + " ’'* 7 2: ve (kia tn +e - ree brain Pars *4 2) T SN 47! wfe ee a should see a ~~ _ ' tempted to pay too little for his shoes. He should have a /antee. Sinclair Gis 2 oft rosy -4 heek- i] The ir} ( ‘ eTrvwNLegre. = -_ — - 7 ~ - ¢ - 7 > Tir: 4 mr nbhded dd ahshisade . ’ You © : ST ANDARD OILS, ' =H * : . , , A Future | ) Sta.4 guess 1, Vvervone, whether ek 0 vel ‘ | | ardize our pricele The DIX run down: You Anglo-American Ol Co. new oie Vi ekacia as abi | : bottom” price and know why. Even taking advantage of pardize our priceless i fight Atian Refining Co , 0 a0 415” ic arink, each morning 0 4 it t | bd 5 V S S . Price can gain:fi Ruckes Pipe 1 {0 Re, 8 stele | | } ; Cia concentration potc it 1 n t ate to pay tess than asset, Good dare not misrepresent e: : ‘ he: ly Ol hy ." “ i ‘ ‘ t iste } i} i> i j j 3) . . Se we re @ eA mare et erers t an . 0 40) . , . : . at ie ‘ ae perhat $10 00 ing arene Colonia ine ae “20 TT phat: ! ,¢ to Wash Po. ‘ Mig if {i $5.50 and expect {to get good shoes. The iy ae y Profiter end ref ments, ans at ot LS rey we ee edly in the rea ne s , fontine » ty ; ” } ’ ‘ } ; ; 3 = ° ° . . . ‘ 4 } . ™ ’ : a ™ Th » ° ; ' ‘an bert ee Crescent Pipe Line 4 ) liver, in ’ Lowe ae . =! ( . ‘ ; P , . . goodgis well! length of time Thre uf aa | ‘ 8 Crescent Pipe Line 0c ee ed soe sa diasatihie & “it | = Jrispin in black or tan side leather, fibre WE 4 | e the anfeguard of in- sold under an absolute guarantee to give : : a ae = ‘4 tial ‘ ii i ePrmey! : j ons ‘a2 the ante nr } — Kureka Pipe Line ot Og (= 2 = es aad f money refunded. and ieee . ’ ‘ a! ra ‘ it ‘ bd t ' ? j ' » al a ; satiate ion ® ‘7 ad ’ ‘ ¢ 4 - gnel ivi “es atv 7 _ ti ia) ~ thet a. a! | uy ij + sole and rubber heel in . “ e e e e ° ; ; T?, ry ‘* 4. oid those that make , iie@wzen Dottie ret iroed. Marry 0 (laienua-S a ‘} (¢ pau 4 eweete rial e if 3 “ > ’ a-* thar : ye on nave ou . nNojis >i rye é ( a. iit ' 4] ian —" + a . P os * , ifiesl trmat : . - ” + a? 4 ‘pe Fie i ’ “tt ’ ,iirrie ryt " ConA t« ‘ ‘* , ‘it 1 } /Csns . het . OF not = mae - ‘ ~ jstrea@* ier Arite iutnbadce un m 1 rt aes - ‘| , thee fureed '% give 8p oir catenes srane , i! | tif i , ? = ; ¢ knowledge of Diamonds, A 7. . ‘ A, : 7a) j - 4.3 ¢ paved into t} r . qiryi: ce} - . ) / Al ST ORE . — A. pert sa ~ = + a " » ; © cou | t ee their ranel " . ie it i i i , 4 4 . “ ‘4 : . ‘ > : : ot ai -, “ Line « LL ° } . Pe ’ = z | FINE YOUR REG ' + , ana lewelrs he 12 eafe if he limbs ~ - * uid not *Fe¢n Faire Northern Ipe alti as "es { hose sue fi = spel ee : +) , eS and ' ‘ sthett arn oa te their head have bees Ohto eae ‘oe : . , ’ ? ‘\? “yy? - —_4 m ‘* - sad . J erg . aa - . ¥ ? if ‘hi Dato Ol Co. 3¢ 0 238. Jiousness, nasty breath, rheumat = 312 North 6th Street 7] Vhis trust in merchants of good jelieved and are bow orepine thie won, l’rairie Ci and ‘jas ‘ anh on co) Is “i dj pe ar ily i ‘ , cho rr . +} a a > ‘, ; , e Soom r~# . . » w srecler +? ‘4s great e T’rairte Pipe ] me to 77 a" ' 1% . ; : } ’ 4) raf iv . a Wy mant b, err ing inte ‘tet endeve -“olar eee -. “ Ties 17 ; ca pati Siiii Ww q°¢9 7) rat Ali l sit ' VW rh b 4 (bet. Olive and Locust) : Why take * chance with amall or a . ; 7 —_ ~ of - ate o and is 0 Southern "tpe Ane ? ' on; end) are vonst} ee (| s*? Ort, } r a + — ee ‘pe qe * = «. *) (MN) j "* . - . : raise ‘ today * thoves ances th rue i] tong airgee ‘Pipe ] ’ i*a com “OT \ obtn ; . " arte r pounp rs ' : : i lie gal Shoe NS lor W QTC 1}. SHO to S152). Mi sim ee lo . Le. | Unknown dealers when your eredit is ote . P ‘ mt: ; +? jt ere \ 2 - F Southwe Ts - age 0, eee Privy ; 7 shit} ao (jue \ ) My OF ;1th ator ‘ ‘ 31 i ‘ ‘ . " bacco at , ah ac? o.? : nod ee ‘ 21. = ( e Old one > or pain it } : ae and fl riean ee ) ‘70 | phosphate at the drug store which w } | 4 good with Loftis Bros. & Co., ee ) : or any kind at a a one Oe b Bes do Kan ; 7 445 be cost but a trifl] but 1 fficient te 1! Hosiery to War Thrift Stamps sold veliable. Original Diamond and Vate cs ant Toenetiitis end for cute oad ¢ Ao hh) ' mn 4, } : ae Ad P = - , aE . f! r ( ariteton Bhi g. enh ng mn f nd mast fe . , - ‘ ‘ ; ? iI~~— PATE ne 1} bk “” * , rOrmark« 4 . uy . pi i¢ . sr ae ® , . ined a Re oe @ ’ i Noe ze 1D Dec waesacaepcin ually = urkal = Match Regal Shoes. in all Regal Stores. Re NOt) ea msiemel in SOME , w sable resulta thre: do \ J ong) nm saan i” 1 7} bat! eaith “one OTe: ‘ H é + N\. ae ef. bieta ».IsRe* ] . .- e* suc? . 2 za a ; - . = 7 , 4 ** . » eet : ; . " e e , - . lo ‘ Y tin) qie Mlhice wnat i V hey ' ; ‘ +} inis lLuainess, the large at of its - - eeiaté 4 an ue ee sutetitwtdé, aa nh 4 8 4 e* . = t t ra = ‘ Swarr & & iM co Me 4 - tr i canita \\ I . ‘ , i . iain tHe wor! i. is@ a monumen ° ers B Ret , ~ t thet tread Og lili « Ay gia =| rh, **Honesty is the best Bee thas 16 ere ee aaron: | Tore PevY ‘ 4 L tig i? if P i} ; + hy | rOvVerTi. . . , Via if : " . ~ - te. cuasl- Da ; e* oO! the 4 * \4 ashingtor qyic t ¢) . - : ‘a7 ; ‘ inn ‘ ifs ir av , 1, 2 + sliey.?’ mY) here ar ‘2s : ° ) ae rad ~aite - Pe ’ | ? ne Tr td i : . , , ‘ i . ' “—?e eat 7 os ‘4 “4r sche tad an ere ° sort eat ’ ——— hurban’heme—-Want it’ see indeed at Wolflf-Wileea bres Co. 8% #: } “iT Tit | r ed 4. 7 4 \4 ‘a 4 Tan 1» 2. i - 4 \ Bt t =) - ; : VW ar . hh Be more tna With ra \" art ad nm . “a ' ; thie ” . “ yyy. bs . ee 7 red ™ bre et-Dispat« nh Wants I At ine Wort ” fe ; ane: 7 , ou can tind fenant whe ja, : ib HY ‘ . 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iti Pw COMIC P.- "> — . i} Lipp A, G 7 Sve As. 7, Yim, 7, Lull, bh a ae ed ) 0“ Bi —- lanes - eee een et Let the | W « pating *¢ Hells s Ring Out. onl aM! Tha Sy Uittbittitldy ehben- Sees ss) ee “my You ll, yw bir, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Wp ffrY"? V4, Cry 2. OCTOBER 19, 3 Juhi Whi, eg p Yj" Alena od / ad She Ato, "a Me anc es 17 3 aloe hae Bar BaD elgg, a aie Sala a " TA CS eth ofp Fine a Eg Rl RO ian Te Lee ae ee - Lae ene BS Mee ag wa os ee 7 . . . PERE ee Ne LAN TA I PEI Bice Som one fraati j pounds , mee ita oak Tt yh over th the wron, é% Todd persuadiia Lown Life Contributed t>5 the Wi mew itt er - meh SGT. G.OMon a SN 8 faces) ae oe . MIKE AND IKE THEY LOOK ALIKE—By GOLDBERG. , WASNT _—_—— —— a — /: CET, | SAY, How HOW CAN I CAN I GET REACH 35 To 35) RUE RUE DE \ — GOATEE ¢ “— —_———, ae — ‘ ELC une?) | = ) i **+*@ eee ee »ee@e ea eeeeeg* O86 *!, LP ‘ ‘ : o+.*, ae atin BB ch ds PE PSR E LEE Sundae Paar ee ON alin i Hi I\NIbiI —~At LOSS OF VOICE] FROM XELLING ES SS — VOL. 71. NO. 48. | JRE Ht —=== aR rrES LIPS, Bagger fe | | CAULIF Low CAR An - FLOATING RIBs-~ al , SO CENTINES A | 4 | (@eTrLe-A Dimell it ye y IN aM FER\ ~ Aa) ts . " Mor } _ Yanco- Ba AIN FIV oe - ow ee ee a iniG ed ~ RAS 1, hoe - a ipey phe Sark ¢ «“@e* e > . . ——' ° WAS . Pog Ge*. 8 . $e. 6 7m 4 LOO mg” OY, 6 FEPCG eo "soot sb 2 . . ae ° eee ° ot Be eS8Oee_ 827686 vy POP Ped TPS BA Od. i t\¢ a AND | | XY 37% ae ibe i ale : ALL ALONE. 3 \ - ae |-- | | wala Ns 4 = : : a = . \ fe pen 5 [+g S | 7T it mstone (; eor we, AP ER. “ Ea) RIG) ¥ a HT .—By ltt BE PAYNE a WITH THE AMERIC FORCES NORTHWEST > — i o> , ror i ~$+ oy SATS / MUST “IiSE be | ow PLEASE \ |i MAKE THe 4 RON G, ! : Z CORRECTION) YouURe ALL WW MOUNG — ; a Y , = i To i WI c “ ‘ - 5 ' Yess IR | MwA AI — ES + EET = ne ene; . . es 5 | | Oryr | Cos iGvr. 1918. wy Mine Peat REG BYNDICATE wee Regtwernd t's A COMIC FROM THE !RENCHES A Pock ocket Searcher. re te) } ] ’ ‘ iti i nin S iown nm ine ' : ; . ; ; . ® os | _ = feat? von . -_ il , Pie ‘ drial 4 i? | ’ } ‘ 7 ai‘ ; f . ; T } ; ‘ ; . eler\yW i or , 4 . ‘ ‘) j i ‘ faa at es 4 ai few |. OU N ) f- c : 2 ow / ere iNA re _ higher : rey i j i ii ) \ ang ( Wea hh; , ‘? , . ee - Shy ler] | 7 pul Se, SND BochHE SWELL\ Co &# cortecr bares a $ Opinion. nade VERDUN, Oct. 11 (Noon | Heavy artillery firing in the | BABY a gion west of the a r PPI dao od began early today... | ott nr — “ : | icans started the action be -HEAR +i m| 4 - daylight, and the bombardn L crying | [warkel J] was responded to by the | wtews gg le mans. Fires are reported in A | region of many towns behind lines and it is believed tl were started by the Ameri shells. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 11, 1p. In the Champagne, the Fre ( \ and Americans joiming né north of the Argonne in (irandpre Gap, have occu] the Grandpre Station, while Agreeable Coincident. have ents You couldn't ride arewut & utomobile if you paid I'm glad yor . isht that I d@o> trols are said to ffs: Are xe redito Ur sin that town itself, On the River Meuse, west of Verdun. the Ameri have cleared out a little po your hen Debtor Hg hy Owns a Fhi¥ver. Might Satisfy Her. ’ iNew Fall Specially Priced for | FRIDAY and SATURDAY a Pp » 7 +4 ay | BCaititul Brottwn and rrayv m With cloth tops to mm Kid Shoes, finis} REG meg on / a Seta TRON» PACK iT! THER GOES THE Fever —r2 ba Kid Boo’ ) All-Blacik ? # \y " t | i ' IT M ‘eT patent tip: comfort. thle rustle: heels, “peelal, PUETDAY “A PUREPAY, tatha S1.00 VALUPS ‘| me 95 ArT _—- Grief Not Linbe bi : | 7 pore iSpats—"" colors— s * 200 ED , et ‘ arabdie. Sf . S20 y aes 1.35] = Wellmar Cur PRICE SHOES ae 806-808 N. Sixth St. ) BLOCK NORTH OF UNION MARKET Needs It Badly. Don't Fail to Buy Your Liberty Bonds Cheerful Greeti ins. 4} NORTH OF UNION MARKET “A placer Ca.n enjoy ‘ Lu Above Specials Friday and Saturday Only j Do Your Christmas Shopping Now iii fianking movement on Monday. As the Americans pushed for they found that these Cermans nade a thorough job of blocking Cestroying the roids as they ret At 2 o'clock this afternoon they" in Mareq and Chevieres, hav ng en the La:Folle farm and the ord orm and advancing on the | f¢mont Woeda the only pieces of ~y aie Maa i See We carry , ; + ¥ ‘ras, ing, |! eather Ck PO. eR SRO TS: arate , , 3 of oRD. ae LITRE ene ETN Fie cane tet eet atte ; 3a P $ 4 cA, rT se By Ses oT boa 9 Se ee lb tr: : 7 ‘ : f, Ry Sa ARE aN at Ne PO «aks OF =, yc Re land between them and (rand f Half an hour later they had One Door lured Somimerance ard had adva Porh of mat vitince ry thea at East of the Americans hme taken 2 f'r Sixth St Briy on the. territory Ja Seam ue Oroken Kriersh id line Aithough there were deiach™ 6f German roachine cunners ant 017 Olive St. fantry to be met. the Amer -. i os a Centinued on Paws 2. (element

St. Louis Post-DispatchOctober 10, 1918