St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 11, 1918

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MIC PAGE TOBER i0, 1918, re oe a (€ Copyris ght. 19 2 4} L.. 4 Gold rat boctor s a FoR Loss OF > SOR ns AISTER ss COL Lic, =F CATS A nop’ Ribs ics a (q A SIihe MEPL CAR MONE =) ee? J \ Aa KAMIEG KAMTRAD! YAH, me tAD, } i ecable Coincident. lin't ride around if vou paid Ntomabiie ‘CET FIRM GRIP ON ' gion west of the Meuse river _ began early today. I'm glad sou. light that I do. ~Jalihday ssorted Patterns oid-Filled gerie Clasps last as long as any 50¢ Will for pair exchange whenever show- pMisiatis wear. Aa Saturday Only lopping Now We carry Chins. leather lies, ete, hactory One Door East of Sixth St. eg, Rt Reis ELE RT eI eines MA apy ee i me ee ~ ; Buy More Liberty Bonds and Help to Win the War ‘NO. 4 ost A — ceed i, ~— — _ ”_—_—_——. A Neen ee EE ee TREATING ; ST. LOUIS P03! DISPATCH he Only —s — in ane Louis With the Associated Press News Service _— mr ’ was | More | opened hearly five. miles. enemy, Pr nN th errittiory just norih of ken WKriemh ld tine “Gthoueh there 7 . " Ger achine Tila? were deiachments runn the Ammer " | . mnn ers anda ! fan'ry nr hy Centinved on Paw: oluraun &. / son's “A reply to the President's final] question has been’ given by the speech in the Reichstag on Oct. President Fehrenbach, who, in the name ot the German nation, de- clared the Reichstag approves the peace offer and makes it its own” -—— wee - ee Muaximilian’s Note Said to Have Been Opposed by Kaiser. the Associated Press. LONDON, . Oct. By 11.—thancellor conference is unique | Berlin von Payer, representatives Chancellor and militarv Government.” the Ministers of the Reichstag Conservatives Want Legis- lative Body Convened at Once. the Associated Press. BASEL, Switzerland, dispatch received here says that the conservative faction of the Reichstag has asked an immediate convocation of the legislative body in Germany to discuss President Wil- son’s reply to the imperial Chancel- By Oct. 11.—A | lor’s peace proposals. | German Chancellor, with the follow-| President's Reply Was Awaited With Great Anxicty in Berlin. the Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 11.—German news- papers received in Switzerland indi- cate with what feverish intensity Ber- By lin awaited President Wilson's rep!y _ tral ad by; Maximilian’s peace proposal to Pres- | ident Wilson was made in direct op- position to the views of Emperor William, according to a_ report brought to London by a neutral who left Germany a few davs ago. It is suggested that this may be the reason for the summoning of the German sovereigns for a conference. No of- ficial confirmation of this can be ob- | teined here. ey German Reply to Wilson Reported Drafted After Conference. By the Associated Press COPENHAGEN, Oct. 11.—A dis- patch received here from Berlin says: “The German reply to President Wil- note was drafted after a con- of Prince Maximilian, German Chancellor; ference err Vice ' the proposals of the Cen- dispatch from Berne to the Temps. Deep feeling was aroused in the German capital on Oct. 7, when a rumor spread that President Wilson had rejected German offer. In other cities reports were circu- lated that an armistice had been agreed upon. The news was posted immediately in public places, advices say, and the crowds could not conceal their joy. to the peace Powers, says a Kaiser's Roscipt to Army Generals About New Chaneellor. the Associated Press. BASEL, Switzerland, (Oct. 11.— A rescript from the German Emper- or to the army generals is printed in the German newspapers. After stat- ing that Chancellor Maximilian is desirious of ameliorating the state of siege throughout Germany, Em- peror William invites the military authorities to establish relations with presidents of the provinceg all questions not strictly relating military. affairs. In particular he sorship and the right union and association. of a disagreement on By to mentions cen- of public re- In the case any question it shal] be referred to the minister of the | | chancellor SHOWERS TONIGHT, BUT WEATHER WILL BE FAIR TOMORROW THE TE MPER ATURES ) ne a. m Official fore- cast for St. Louis vicinity: to- ee eee OVER AND OVER AND OVER-SUBSCRIBE. and Showers night. row fair. change in perature. Mis Partly gencrally Not much souri tonight; ers in east and cooler, in west arid central poer- tions. Tomor- row generally fair. + 3 Showers nois—- prop- ing weather tomorrow morning. Not mueh change in temperature. “ In Next Sunday’s Post-Dispatch Postmaster-General Talks of ,Plans for Airplane Mail Predicts its universal use after the war. [resent work mere- ly experimental, Stmonds Tells Why a Campaign of 1919 Is Inevitable—Germa»n lenders will reason, he believes, that their eause before the world is desperate they would lose as much bv surren- der as by military defeat. ‘teerica’s Part in the Poison Gas War-—-An authoritative expos! of this method of fighting introduced by Germany in vie lation of the law of nations. gO , on Order Your Copy Today r "a i Fomor are closed. Ways today is to transmit it to the for final decision. war who BIG DECREASE IN STREET CAR TRAVEL AS INFLUENZA RESULT Practically No Passengers East of Grand After 8 P. M., Supt. Catm- eron Says—Effect of Closing Ordcrs., Cameron of the said there United Rail. had been a decrease in street car travel enforcement of the influ- ‘There is virtual- Supt.- great since the enza proclamation. ‘ly no travel east of Gratud avenue aft- cloudy. show -. ably with clear-, er 8 p. m., because amusement places Various meetings The company had Cancellation of has had its effect. tem- | @Stimated that more than 40,000 per- attend the military mass held at Forest Park Sunday, but canceled because of the it.fluenza situation. Meetings at the Coliseum, which would have attract ed many persons, were called off, and thousands of pupils are not riding while schools are closed. Travel in the rush hours— persons going and returning from work is normal. Windows on one side of all cars are being kept open, in com- pliance with the Health Commissie: er's order. eee ik eons would scheduled to be also ALLIED PREMIERS N CONFERENCE Lloyd George, Sle Law and Lord Cecil Return From Paris. the Agsociated Press LONDON. Oct, 11. (;eorge, Chancel] Robert Cecil imperial staff returned Paris. They had been ference with the French Ciemenceau; the Italian Premier. Or'iando, M Pichon, -Baron and the naval and military of the allied Governments Rv Lloyd or Bonar Law, Lord the chief of the last nighi Premier and in con- Premier, M from siznor Sonnino, advisers GERMAKS TAKE ARCHBISHOP When Iinemy, ter. Chollet Carricd Away Combral ts bivaecnated by ; ee « BRITISH 11 Mon t, pew Aerasand of Ca FRONT IN Signor Chol] mbrai, was car- ried away by the Germans when they | Evacuated the city. the , the. OTL | GERMAN PAPERS. DECLARE LEADERS DECEIVED PEOPLE Long Articles Published With Apparent Intention of Pre- paring Public for Further Peace Move Developments IMAGINARY APPEAL TO WILSON IN ONE Wolff Paints a Picture of Germany Being Misled by the Pan-German Prophets, but Loving Peace. Associated Press. _ AMSTERDAM, Oct. newspapers received number of intended to prepare the public for 2 of the peace the By ToL 11.~+CGerman here reveal a long further development mula. Theodore Wolff's Tageblatt takes the form appeal to*President Wilson article in the of an aginary | from some friend familiar with Eu- for example Henry Morgen- Ambassador to Tur- picture of Germany rope, thau, ’ former painting a the key, misled by false with its learned its Wilsonian prophets, but loving peace having for a and, ready soul, now whole lesson, peace. Prof. Zeitung. gradually States from the Vossisches which i"nited while Presi- dent Wilson was trying to bring about peace, his efforts, however, being nullified by the German mili- tary party. “Again the President's Turn.” ‘Today,’ CG;ravenitz, in reviews the alienated (Germany, events the the professor concludes, “we have a Government strong enough to assert its will for peace, and it is again the President's turn.” The Socialist Vorwaerts prints an agi tticle seeking to show that the Cer- confidence in ideals and sense people have Wilson's man President of justice. some ing to place the blame for lamation of Germany's submarine warfare and the failure to secure an early peace advantageous to Germany on the shoulders of the (overnment to former Chancellor von Bethmann-Hollweg. To this end George Bernhard in a leading editorial in the Berlin Vos- sische Zeitung declares that if the German people had not been de- i'ceived and misled by Bethmann’s rovernment it is doubtful whether the submarine warfare would have een President Wii- have succeeded about a peace conquered’ to Con- the proc- proclaimed and probably would long ago in bringing without conquerors or as outlined in his message gress in January, 1917. In his article Bernhard flatts charges that the German Foreign Of- fice regarding the peace steps taken Washington at the end of 1916 the beginning of 1917 by Count Bernstorff. acts Were Withheld. When President Wilson's January speech became public in Germany, SAVS Rernhard. nobody knew that President Wilson and Von Bernstorff ere in the closest communication. posal all. it never was made known that President Wilson had received “Cermany's and also England's peace conditions.” newspapers in 1917. the writer various reports of by Von Son lied in and von. {merican reaching Cermany early contained steps taken saves, neace storff. The German Foreign asked for information, continues. and declared that Von Rernstorff was acting without in- structions, communication with the States Office the was writer since United was so iIr- information false,"’ that this technicaly know least ernhard Dethmann, says hard asserts was opposed to the submarine warfare, but was afraid of arousing too in- tense opposition against himself and so remained silent “An overwhelming mafority of the Rern : Continued on Page 2, Column 3. — — — “ articles apparently | movement and containing favorable | reference to President Wilson’s for- | im- pan-German | ‘jation here conference (;erman writers are endavor- | ‘ranges a'l the way from an appeal to | intensified Lern- Map of Great Allied Advance 7 Arrow indicates region of new German retreat just begun in the Chemin-des-dames sector. NORTH Ostend® Hazebrouck we © Bruges au Saitie Line of (9/4. wae farthest German Advance: in (9318 Offensime. cee Battle Line Today ANTWERDO oF Ghent $8° ae BRUSSELS@ Scaie af Miles ae yes & Charleville ( ys + Pee s Méezieres | Shaded portion of map shows the immense gains of territory made since the allicd armics took | ae this Summer. WASHINGTON VIEW OF KAISER'S CALL TU RINGS May Mean Appeal for Renewed Fealty, or Preliminary to Abdication and Surrender. sy the Associated Prese WASHINGTON, as to the meaning of the of the called Oct. 11.—Specu- sovereigns of the (;erman states by the kaiser for renewed war the petty sovereigns to the supreme of territories, fealty any disaffection in to abdication of the suppressiot. their Kaiser and unconditional surrender to the allies. Those who suggest the of abdication argue that the Kaiser niust realize that the time when may get out with good grace is pass- ing and that he may be preparing to go before the people, proclaiming his abdication as a measure for their welfare and to save further-suffering. It is assumed, of course, that the conference will deal with the reply of President Wilson’s inquiries in re sponse to Prince Maximilian’s peace If that reply actually is to lead to negotiations it must be a preluae to drastic changes ir the German Empire in which the subjec sovereigns would have a hand. One official suggested that possibility nore, peace the conference of Kings micht have been | de- | ularly to work out ordered in the de- cree of Sept. 30, to which Maximilian referred in his first address to the Reichstag as Imperial Chancellor. Just what this decree provides is rot known here and no report has been made of it to this Government cither directly or indirectly WOMAN IN AUTO LOSES $1420 AND JEWELRY VALUED AT $1500 There Were Also Bank Books and Certificates of cDposit in the Missing Parse. George W. Wolfe, 6014 Kings- bury boulevard, yesterday reported to the police that she had missed a nurse containing $1420, three dia- mond rings which she valued at $1F 00 ar three bank books contain- ing ‘certificates f deposit from the e ofter she had Twentieth andl and had reached Twenty-second and Pine streets. She said she did not think purse could have fallen from seat and believes it was stolen. called partic tails of reforms Mrs. “hoarles aftr ets the the lord and | he! 89TH DIVISION WAS IN. MAXIMILIAN TELLS POLAND GERMANS WILL BE REMOVED ‘Burdens Lifted; the Shaping of Our Relations, He Says. By the Associated Press AMSTERDAM, the has Oct. 11.—Prince | (;ermar. telegraphed Imperiai to the meeting Maximilian, Chancellor, ' Polish Regency Council, ment—1,900,000 Men Have —— Been Sent to Europe ‘at Moscow, assurance that firmly resolved to shape the relations | between the German Empire and the newly arisen kingdom of Poland in a spirit of justice and understanding of the vital interests on both sides. “TI will exert myself,”” he continues, “for the speediest removal of the hurdens of occupation that still exist and will give orders for the realiza- tior of this without delay.’’ HEALTH DEPARTMENT ISSUES CIRCULAR ABOUT INFLUENZA If You Have Symptons of a Cold Go to Bed at Once and Call a Doctor. Health Department circular for public which it gives this have symptoms ‘*he is Asaeocrated Press Oct. 11. By the WASHINGTON, sent overseas have passed March state- appeal to Fourth Ameri- can troops the 1,900,000 mark, Gen. nounced today, coupling his with an urgent to support the ment /country Lib- erty Loan. The back, imum men and money the Hlun” to and while the across the water War Department is other 2,000,000 men first 2,000,000. The department has asked Con- gress for cight billion dollars to carry out he added, and financial support of that program must not be withheld by the nation the battle situation on (jen. March-said that, ‘with the capture of Le Cateau by tho Rritish. the allied forces were with- in 14 miles of the railway junction of which is a vital strategical the enemy. The Liege- Rallway and the lateral through Sedan at which the army is striking on the other at Aulnoye, are the main afr- present is no time to hang March said, of the must be Gen. for the mayx- nation an‘ “hurled at certain, resources make victory movement is continuing, preparing to follow the an- today is- the distribu- advice to of at The sued a | tion in persons cold: (40 who its program, bed and place yourself under a physician's care. If you must go about, gatherings of. persons. crowded street cars, elevators, etc. Do not sneeze. cough or spit un- less you protect or mouth with a handkerchief. Remember your cold, er conditions, a trivial now a public menace. The circular advises to avoid crowds. to sleep in well ven- tilated rooms, to avoid using com- mon cups and towels and to wash) the hands frequently It says im munizing serum treatment may be had free at room 25, Municipal! Courts Building, Fourteenth and Market streets. REVISING REGISTRATION LISTS About 11,000 Nethien Harve Been Sent Out Challenging Registrants’ Rights. The registration lists in the 5969 precincts of the city are being re- Vised today. The registration places opened at 8 a. m. and will close at 19 p. m. About 11,900 notices had been sent out to registrants challenging = their richt to register and vote. Ali quali- fie4 voters who received notice were expected to appear at the poliing places in their precincts and prove their right to be registered. Those whose names are stricken from the lists today cannot vote at the November election. to Summing the west front, avoid nose Aulnoyve, point for | Maubeuge under oth- matter, is road American Meuse meet and these two tines teries for movements in (jen. March can division which cleaned up the SL Mihiel salient in the fight which prevared the wav for the present of- srations north of Verdun Pointing left to right on the map. he the divisions were in line as well persons each (;erms rrance announced the Amer! from aid follows: Fourth (regular) 26th gland National (iuard). First (tremular). 42d (rainbow). £9th «Kansas Missouri, South Ir- Nebraska, ( New Mea ico and Arizona National Army). Second (rerular) This is the first information made constitution of the (en (New En- kota loradoa. as to the which pub te army with his first whelly American effort. Rainbow Division tn Vosges. Locating various divisions in re- questions, Gen in igponse to " Continued on Page 2, Columa 4. ae — SOON MUST QUIT FOREST OF ST. GOBAIN te ritish Armies Pushing on East, Rapidly Leaving Cambrai Behind; Take Le Cateau and Drive on Southeast; Americans Aid- ing British Capture Towns, ROUVROY CAPTURED SOUTHEAST OF LENS Vaast and St. Aubert Reached on Front Between Coutrai and Lens; Progress Made Toward Town 5 Miles West of Douai. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 11, 1 p. m— ‘Today's advices from the battle front indicate it is virtually cer- tain‘'the Germans will have to evacuate the St. Gobain Forest the | of ‘Covapeiitin Will Be | ] MIHIEL BAT TIE Be Assured of Justice in | | | turned, making the German sit- jation in the entire Laon area March Makes Official Announce- | | CAN the | of soldiers the Pershing > achieved a brilliant an dewift victory) digny Forest, March | almost immediately. The Ger- /'mans are evacuating the Chemin ‘| des Dames under the pressure of ‘the converging attacks west and south of it. The Hunding line behind Laon, between the rivers Serre and Sissonne, have been nost difficult. ——— By the Associated Press. WITH THE ANGLO-AMERE FORCES SOUTHEAST OF CAMBRAI, Oct. 11.—The great battle now being fought im ane | this region on a front of nearly 30 miles today, it having been extended to the north. British are gaining everywhere. There is virtually no enemy infantfY operations. The high ground on the eight mile front, between St. Hilaire ang le Cateau to the southeast. wees found to be alive with machine guns when the British approached and the cavalry patrols were held up for some time. The only resistance worth mention- ing is coming from the enemy ma chine gunners. The bulk of the en- -emy artillery seems to have fled #o far east of the battleground as. to be out of range. : North of the Le Cateau-St. Hilaire line the Germans are in headlong flicht, according to the last reports from airplane observers. The Doual salient has been made still deeper and the news that the Germans are | beginning to evacuate that city may n supplies and troop | be expected at any time. Up to a late hour last night the British Third Army had within 18 hours made an average advance .6f more than four miles and the Fourth Army from one to three miles, whittle the First Army northeast of Cambrai had made general progress of three miles. All the armies were contina- ing to move castward. Cambrai is being rapidly left be hind in the battle area. As the ar- mies push forward there are nowhere any signs that the Germans intend making a determined stand, but the British are going a little slower now, East of Bohain the British aro ap proaching Mennevret and the An while east of VauE- Andigny they are drawing closer t Wassigny. From Le Cateau, which was taken i if gers a Lae ee eT = ae eae - ~ > = mes way Tiere} eae ag Te

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MILES IN OF FIGHTING (‘ontinued Irom Page One. found that ihe German artillery tire was very light. Thev had little dif- fleultvy in advaneing and found ex- tensive use of their own arvillery un- necessary I‘ires were caused by enemy shells ; ,’-* . ¥ . _at Fleville aiid Chevieres Pershing’s Report on Meuse and Ar- gonne Fighting. th Associated Press. \ WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—Gen. Pershing’s communique for eae dav sSavs: “On the right bank of the Meuse, | French troops, fighting with the First | Army, continued the = ad- Bu)- ; vance and valiently held their ground against desperate counter at- ‘tacks. Heights east of Sivry have ‘different nations ol cide their own futures. aceording to burg dynasty —oOo DECIDE OWN FUTURE Emperor Charles Soon to Issue p 3 e : s° 1 Proclamation Dealing With Rights of the People. rl By the Agwsoviated Press BASEL, Oct. 11.—-Emperor Charlies of Austria will soon issue a procla- mation dealing with the right of the ‘the empire to de- Vienna advices to the Frankfort Zeitung. The Pesti-Hirlap of Budapest Says that Hungary is seeking national life independent of Austria and desires to insure the integrity of her territory, secure a seaport and have the right to settle her own internal affairs That journal claims the right for Hungary to be represented at the peace conference by 4 special deie- gate and suggests Count Albert Ap- ponvi ‘Newspaper Deals With Future Iox- istence of Austria-Hungary. \ 16 esociater ress, AMSTERDAM, Oct. 10.—-“The fu- ture of Austria-Hungary is sumimed up, by a large note of interrogation,” says the Frankfort Zeitung in an arti ‘Jo directing attention to the eriti- ca) situation in the dual monarchy, which it savs stands at the cross roads. The newspaper declares that the entire existence of Austria-Hungary is at stake and that it is not only a 'question of what shape the Haps- will assume, but whether it will continue to exist. The distressful position of the dual state is so critical that it is impossible to aggravate it, the newspaper adds. Doubt is expressed by the Frank- fort Zeitung as to whether the Czechs will now accept even conces- ‘sions of a far reaching nature. as the expectations of the Czechs have risen far above those of only a short time ago owing to the events of the past few days. The newspaper as- serts that the Czechs no longer will swallow a conciliatory solution such ¢ as a federation of the Austrian and HKlungarian nations. MEN SENT OVERSEAS NOW NUMBER 1,900,000, GEN. MARCH SAYS Continued l'rom Page One. said the Ninety-first (Alaska, Wash- ington, Oregon, Calilornia. ldaho, Nevada, Montana, Wyoming and Utah National Army). was still In? been cleared of hostile troops and the American training areas: the remain in our hands. “On the left of the Meuse the Cote Dame Maurie was stormed and taken after severe tighting. Further to the west the enemy has been driv- en from the Argonne Yrorest, which he so tenaciously held, and our troops have reached the line Som- merance-Mareq-Chevieres and oppo-| site Grandpre. “Among the prisoners taken, Which number more than 1000, there ar: one Colonel und two complete bal- taulion staffs.” SUIPPE IN GAINS | Seventy-eighth (Western New York, New Jersey and Delaware National Army), is on the line with the first corps. but its position is not speci- ficially stated; the Twenty-eighth (New Jersey, Delaware, Virginia, Maryland and District of Columbia National (i:uard) is on the line in the Vosges, as is the Thirty-seventh (Ohio Natignal Guard), the Ninetieth | (Texas and Oklahoma National | Armv) is on the St. Mihiel front; the Kightv-second ((;eorgia, Alabama and Tennessee) is east of the Ar- gonne and the Forty-second ( Rain- bow) is in the Woevre. The first courier from Gen. Per- shing carrving the hospital reeords IN CHAMPAGNE of the expeditionary forces for PARIS, Oct. 11.—-The French War Office announced today that in the Champagne French troops crossed the River Suippe and gained a foot- ing between St. Etienne and Boalt- Sur-Suippe. as well as at Warmeri- Ville, Vandetre ‘and St. Masses. l‘urthest east the French are pur-, suing the (;ermans, who are in re-'| treat, - On the west front of the Argonne Forest, French infantry has captured Semide and Mont St. Martin. The French also stormed Corbon and Brieres. The text of the statement says: “In the Champagne the French have gained a footing at several} points on the north bank of the River Suippe between St. Etienne = anid Boult-sur-Suippe as well as at War meriville, Vandertre and St. Masmes. “Iurther to the east we are pur- Suing the enemy, who is in retreat French infantry has captured Sem- ide, Mont St. Martin, Corbon and brieres.”’ Germans Begin a HKetreat, in the Champagne. By the Associated Press ARIS Thursday, Over. 10 I'rench troops today crossed the Aisne east of QOceuilly, southeast of laon, and drove the enemy north- ward The French have gaine | ground north of Berry-Au-Bae and have taken prisoners, according to the official statement issued at the War Office tonight. In the Champagne sector the (;sermans have bégun a.retreat to- ward the Aisne River French forces nave crossed the Aisne at Termes. vhich they hold, and have ocecupted the station at Grand Pre. wher numerous prisoners were taken. The text of the statement says: “Kast of St. Quentin our troops. now in close contact, have econtin- ued to pursue the enemy whose rear our Home-Merchants bought more advertising space in the Post-Dispatch alone than they did in three out of all- four of the other papers added together. and Rhineland POST-DISPATCH alone ........... 3 out of all 4 of the others combined. Post-Dispatch alone exceeded all 3 added together, 27 cols. (Giermans really ad gy OF THE Assoc [ATED Arbeiter spebese ipsig Volkszeitung, local news publisiied herein All Tr Because the St. Louis business men have found by which has so long proved the perience that the Post-Dispatch is the ONE medium for money order or St louls exchange. correspondent Oi. @ « ‘*First in Kverything.’ zette, are found similar references to |; the military power on which, in the Alsace-Lorraine have been ~ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Fouaded 34 tes ¢ eg P a Pt LITZER ) > Published L*sily DY Be S ulitzer Publish ing Co [welfth and Olive Strects Member Audit Bureau of Cire ulations. : PR Assoc! late! Presse ts excel], inively ven: le a to he use for repuDblicat ‘on of all he Giapatches credited to it or nos other. wire credited in this paper, and alea the , rights of epublication of specia! “ _ dispatches herein are aiso reserve EL RSCRIPTION ATES BY ap "ANCE MAIL IN Dailv rand Sunday. one year.... 7.4 Daily without Munday, one vear °°" “ka ' Bur d ; Of lv one ‘ear ’ i f Remit either by pestal order. eharene By Carrier in St. Louis and Sudurbea: Daily Only, 45¢ a@ Month Datiy and Sunday &c a Month. Entered aa second class matter July 17, 1879, at the Postoffice at St. Leouts, Mo. 879. under the act of March 3. i slightly wounded men has arri-ed. Gen, March said the lists included approximately 16,000 names. This number, he said, was the accumula tion for all the period up to the time it was decided to bring the lists by couriers. Review of Recent Gains. Describing the operations at. the front during the last few days, Cen, March said the Anglo-American drive between St. Quentin and Cambrai had shaken the eneniyv's resistance and resulted in at least temporary disorganization in the German ranks. On the first day the whole front of attack was swept forward an average | depth of three miles. followed on Wednesday by a six-mile drive on 2 35-mile front, with the I*rench troops arrying the southern third of the line. A total of 14 miles in three days has been gained by the allied forces, marking the most rapid ad- Vance made since the counter offen sive began Several Thousand St. Louisans In 89th Division. The Kighty-ninth Division is com. posed of drafted mer. from Missouri Kansas and Colorado, including sev- eral thousand from St. I[wuis, and was trained at Camp Funston, Kun by Major-(;eneral Leonard Wood. It went overeas tast Summer. guard is offering serious resistance. We have advaneed six kilometers at certain points. Our lines now run from the east of Seboncourt to the suburbs of VBernoville, east of Mon- tignv-Fin-Arronairse, and thence to Kermot. We have oc upied numer ous Villages including Fieulaine., Neuvillette., Regny, (hatillon-Sur- Oise and Thenelles “South of the Oise we have cap- tured Servais and have made prison- ere “Between the Alilette and the Aisne, pressure exerted by our troops and by cértain Italian units operat ing in conjunction with us in the vi ainity of the Chemin-Des-Dames compelled the Germans to withdraw bevond the (ise C‘anal, in the course of the day. notwithstanding the violent machine gun fire of the enemy, we took possession of Beag- | ine-Et-Chivy, Verneuil-Courtonne and Bourg-Et-Comin “At the same time French units crossing the River Aisne to the east of Oeuilly drove back the enemy to | the north, and oc upied Parguan and Reaurieux. “Further to the east we delivered 4 = apres attack to the north of Rer ~Au-Back, gaining ground and tak- ing prisoners.” ee as Winter quart¢rs--a steam-hea Bell Olive 6800. Kinloch. Sentral e600, Wants ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH GERMANS SEEK VAINLY. ARAN EPHESTO GERMANS SEEK, VAIN Gains Continued and Guns and Prisoners ‘ak in Cambrai-St. Quentin Sector Despite — A par ee Peer F600 ARE Lt 1 ON MAIL. TORPEL British Steamer Lei Twice When At the Irish Sea an an Easy Prey to man U-Boat—Al Were Saved. ANGL 0-AMERICAN armored cars have cleared the ' for the monees and the men, - QUENTIN SECT NR. eorelie. y , -ritish armies con- | ward along the road to Le = anaieetnag appeared to have ¢ig, despite desperate resist- mounted and continued pad anee which they encountered at times froin strong enemy rear guards, who | main: risk themselves and thete Ma ven at _ other Olea British cavalry, moving astride enemy's lines with their sa Rg The enemy frequently eae ‘ ran at the sight of cavalry, = (ierman dislikes the steel of even more than he d steel of the bayonet. Damage at Cambrai, Cambrai was not as badly 4 the internal mines Cateau and moved beyond it after ‘AMERICAN STEA SUNK; SCORES many hours ago reached Neuvilly. strength on the east side of the Selle this point and . — but the town Ticonderoga guns vigorously, taken and — the Germans did all they othus coujd to wreck the city, They Ry. towns are echt as the Germans tO have placed great charges of, continue their incendiarism and de-| P/osives under v arious points center of the were detonated eaves were heow Convoy—Subma: Men With Shrap' They Are Trying the Life Boake, More Than 2000 Prisoners Taken. While i pi been made and, notwithstanding the is a mad jumble of enemy's flight, aap i er €8Ci three participating in the operations manner escaped being Py the Anmoctated Press. ' ye : in ae The others undoubted- have done as well. ‘is in full flight, sistance from rear guards appears to ware are standing on the she a houses around the edge of the | Some of it has not even been two civilians were fo Cas br i bv the Britt: unlikely that the enemy noOrat 0: e British. Th a stand on the east. torpedo in the Irish Sea out of which the Germans have ‘Throughout the whole battle the passengers ¢ dead Germans. a body of a khaki- clad soldier who: first torpedo and » approaching it still further Here and there in the tracks left” of fc id grav cloth, east of M: ircy to the outskirts a shrapnel helmet or — all bearing witness to how a ish tank had charged down upon a machine gun nest and crushed the enused an exp! Hard Fighting Near Bohain. There has been hard fighting tried to enter th for continued advances are reported. ; mete ny Destroy are still burning overran They are accomn: and ime. B ritish per netrated fora PRS accompanied by Mega as ammunition a £0 > UP. Aid Sent at On ‘ster’s plight rea a still deeper and sharper salient. ivors sald the subt more often the | themselves to keep the materialfi , ‘ falling into the hands to place an enfilading fire upon the | . inds of the (Germans holding the s them if they do ne . : uncomfortable ° aad t go quickly, upparent that the mans have no definite ideas at’ res ent of obtaning any order out of ne — : ma torpedo ha that the enemy realizgs he must get Almost every report flying airmen, selves have been ge verely porniehitg is to the effect that the eastward continué pedo would have mans made one weak effort to push Saved Self by dun ave he es ye ‘ganized Germans and their equip- are no signs of the general ! movement eastward coming tog it, british seem very Waa to be Cavalry Heavily kingaged, they nae continued the attack, The cold wind and drizzle of today marched | reminded the fighters that winter. . but ‘the Germ: ins fast approaching and for that n it is doubtful if the victorious ating with one of them will pane from though it were midsummer and mal days remained, Al ithe rear organizations are moving | > as the men in the line go a fartridge Tlant clearing up the country has been started gaged by small groups of enemy ma- , to house amp! oyes will he located o@ places opposition has been overcome, “Mother’s Tender Flowers” Watch the tongue of your young! Children droop and wither if you permit constipation poison to be absorbed into their delicate systems. Give Cascarets to clean the little clogged-up Children love harmless Cascarets because liver and bowels. Cascarets taste like candy—only 10 cents a box! MANY AMERi KILLED WHEN SINKS U.S.5 Our Soldiers and S: mans Attack the Ti When a child's tongue turns white, breath feverish, stomach 10 mothers can always depend upon safe old ‘‘Cascarcts’’ thoroughly clean the little liver and bowels. They taste like candy and no child need be take them even when cross, bilious and sick. Each 10 cent boxe ‘fiat or apartment. See Post-Disvater | directions and dose for children aged one ycar old and upwards. Cascarets are just

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Prisoners Taken sector Despite uard Action ses and the men. cate : w, inalaasas Oo Oa ae ER te ic ge FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1918. TORPEDOED irs have cleared the way | : British Steamer Leinster Hit. alry forced its way the road to Le Cateay In some localities the appeared to have dig. nd continued the fight at fre it was dangerous elves and their horses by pout at other pDilaces they ir way through into the es with their sabers. mys frequently broke sight of cavalry, The Slikes the steel] of the a. lore than he dislikes the bayonet, laze at Cambrai. was not as badly dam. e internal mines as had n believed. But at tha: ns did all they Possibly eck the city. They seemed ced great charges of @X- der various points in the he and when these ated houses were thrown to and city r, tumbling, crashing inty - . While the center og amad jumble of debris, rts are not badly dam- Pnhothe window panes jn ner escaped being shat- 1e of the ex. lis. Crockery and china- tanding on the shelveg in Ind the edge of the town. has not even been upset, D civilians were found in the British. These have to the ther persons from towns concussion ch the Germans have been: Out the whole battle area fields are littered With ans. Occasionally there is & khaki-clad soldier who 8 journey's end. d there in the tracks left here is am assortment of cloth, snaky-looking can- ne gun belts. suns them- a shrapnel helmet or two ng witness to how a Brit- had charged down upon a un nest and crushed the Sition under the great Hs Destroy Munitions. é still burning everywhere accompanied by explosions ition dumps go up. Oceca- ells from Sritish guns find et in the ammunitior of ,, but more often the ex- re by \the (;ermans to keep the material from the hands of the British. realize will be at ey do not go quiékly, ite apparent that the Ger- P no definite ideas at pres- anit.ge any order out of the mnaunts their smashed Almost every report from lying airmen, who them- been severely punishing . is to the effect that the ing eastward continue to eams of confused disor- ermans and their equipn- set Soon Pad thy e no signs of the gencral fastward coming to a halt. 1 seem everywhere to be Ack the enemy whereve: continued the attack. wind and drizzle of today he fighters that winter is aching and for that reason ful if the victorious Briti«h d the Americans co-oper- one of them will pause as . ¢re midsummer and many ting days remained. All £aAnizations are moving up in the line go forward. ge Plant Annex Begun. the annex at the West-_ idge plant at East Alton tarted The new buildings mploves will be located on ased by the Government Beall Too} Co. Fireproof will be ready within %9 nr -—_——* ? Flowers’ permit constipation systems. e little clogged-up Cascarets because ts a box! Grand! h feverish, stomach souf, Cascarets’’ to gently, yet Cascarets are just dandy child need be coaxed to Each 10 cent box contains old and upwards. —_ z Cast... rear with several. a Twice When Attacked in the Irish Sea and Proved an Easy Prey to the Ger- man U-Boat—About 150 Were Saved. © AMERICAN STEAMER SUNK; SCORES DROWN. Ticonderoga lown Up When She Drops Back of Convoy—Submarine Kills Men With Shrapnel While They Are Trying to Make the Life Boats. Ry the Associated Press. DUBLIN, ef the mail steamer Leinster by torpedo in the Irish Sea yesterday, it stated at-the offices of was today i - / her owners, Only about 150 persors, it was added, were saved. ri. de. American the passengers Capt. service, was among of the Capt. Cone’s leg was broken. airship ster. After the first condition torpedo and in her dis- was an easy prey, marine fired tor- yes- a second missile struck the nidships, entered the engine- d caused an explosion of the fitiS is confusion as ried to enter the boats and were thrown into the ODS Aid Sent at Once. soon as information rs plight and destroyers to the i5 hastened to the place. said the submarine fired without warning, yards. sirch, the Leinster's Among those lost. It is two stewardesses were of YOrs torpedoes, al Wt ipy Capt. | com- nander, Was known that lrowned., : Mourth Engineer Jones said that the second torpedo had not struck he Leinster all on board Cone, in charge of the! i | | ' i i | SPATCH “The Time Is Critical,” Says Wilson in Urging Loan Oversubscription WASHINGTON, Oct. 31 he By the Associated Presse P sca this WILSON sued this paign. Fourth “Recent events have enhanecd not lessened, the importance of this loan, and [| hope that my fellow countrymen wil] le+ me say this to them very frankly. “The best thing that could happen would be that the loan should not only be fully *sub- scribed, but very greatly over- subscribed. : , “We are in the midst of the sreatest exercise of the power of this country that has ever been Witnessed or forecast, and a sin- gle day of relaxation in that ef fort would be of tragical dutmare alike to ourselves and to the res of the world. “Nothing has happened vw hieh makes it safe possible to ds» anything but push our efforts to the utmost. The time is critical and the response must be piete,” is- the cain- has Stat@ment on Liberty Loan i or CoTl1- Ticonderoga, of 9130 tons, and al! but the 20 crrived here are to have perished. ‘The survivors got away in believed the only boat which was not demol- | ished by the shell fire from the sub- marine they said. Seventeen of a detachment of soldiers detailed te care for horses which were be- | ling transported. Oct. 11.—It is believed | that 600 lives were lost in the sinking | ; | i | } ' 'spoft, Lein- ' to l.einster had been struck | i ed Fell Behind Convoy. The Ticonderoga was attacked presumably on Oct. 2, when she fel! behind her convoy because of engine trouble. According to the story of the sur- vivors, the submarine was not sight- | ‘deaths were reported, total! until she had sent a torpedo crashing into the side of the ship. The torpedo did not strike a vital however, and the Captain crowded on full steam in an effort escape, at the same time order- ing the gun crews into action against the submarine which appeared about | a mile off. “Our gun crews did not than five or six shots,”’ one fire more of the i'survivors said. 'almost | ifs the pas- | _boats, but it “The forward gun was shot away at once. The after gun and crew was done for almost as quickly. Then the men went to the was no use, the flv- as ‘ing shrapnel was spraying the decks (or regarding | reached Kings- | ‘men who tried to get and men fell im either killed badly wounded.” Lifeboats Riddled. Another survivor declared that all of the Ticonderoga's eight life- boats, with the exception of one were riddled with shrapneil they could be launched. A m4 } , ft ¢ } Lnto tiit scores, before number eighth they Ves- boat were killed by shrapnel as clambered the side of the sel, he said. over “Finally.” the survivor continued, ‘one of the men in desperation swatn ‘close to the submarine and hailed an except | those direetly killed by the first tor- | have vas plenty of time to launch the The of the second rpedo, he the ship edo would boats explosion suid, blew ichwood. Saved Self by Jumping. jumping. The himself by destroyer. ims picked up of upturned boats, The sur- Kingstown. state from exposure in the rough | ig also saved rescued by a scores iinging *to rel bore Were ken timbers. brought ; . if} at to ‘ desnerate their hour’ breed Oi dead bodies the t.* deck the crew said blew the funnels ive fell the led several] on ; rs persons, hund: ed t i survivors have been The steamer The passengers, enand some chil- the Kingstown mitnutes, n, won bered and boa nail steamer through the t permitted work, in of the reports wreck- to accord British Stop rescue the orders lifer passengers counted floating in the water. Of | clerks on board the Leéin- re killed outright by the lLein- her reg vovage blolyhead would in- (german U-boats have seettive into St. Nothing has been operations in that and it aordinarys with the of eCdaomgs , L1T11e preca u- Lo taken respect well as Mngelish Leinster af he the C 0, she isvo. Was So tur re- Americans Leinster mong th> Alexandra Phyllis if the dowager iS orpedoed., MANY AMERICANS KILLED WHEN U-BOAT SINKS U.S. STEAMER Our Soldiers and Sailors Suffer From Shrapnel When Ger- mans Attack the Ticonderoga. As ited Presa ANTIC PORT, Oct. 13.— mn sailors and sol- wounded by (ierman subma- torpedoed at 17v00 miles Thad it th, according " ArT + Tie ‘ Masi ue Story told by L0 ‘rived her: yesterday aboard a Brit- th frei, hter Ther, aboard were 250 men was re-| hand l'launched about ing | ‘adds that at that time renewed sub- been saved, as there | leo with loadir up | from (men officer asking him in God’s name to stop firing. “The Lieutenant who answered did 1g a revolver saying that if he did not swim back he would shoot him. “When our boat in it we were ordered along the sub- marine and made to tie up while the shelling of the dead and dy mn the sinking ship continued. had only 2 Ins Had Narrow Fiscape. “The leader of our boat was : some question which he refused answer and suddenly the U-boat merged oniv the parting of rope with which we were vented our going down with ft.” One of the survivors said she of the cruiser type and had the larg- est guns he had ever seen on a marine. One of the engineer officer: whose room was pierced by a the submarine declared that the shell was an eight-inch projec tile. lleretofore six-inck guns have been reported on submarines. The survivors who were adrift for four days before they were picked up that a raft with five wounded on it had put off from the Ti- conderoga and that they had at tempted to tow it with ttem but that it broke away during the night and disappeared. and tied Was only said Japanese Ship Sunk; Feared That 300 Lives Were Associated VP PORT, steamship Last. the ress A BRITISH V.—The Japanese Maru, of 7930 tons torpedoed and sunk. 5 ee that 300 lives were lost The Maru outward bound for “00 passengers and sunk early -an about svo0 By Monday, Oct Hirano has been feared Hirano Japan gross, was carried vessel by a German Friday morning miles south of Ireland, The few picked up by boat destroyer brought here. torpedo struck the steamer in forward engine room. Nothing remained for board, including the women children, but to plunge into ocean, 4 large number, went down with the disappeared complete!s seven minutes after the torpedo. about was torpedoed submarine The when who were torpedo survivors the American Sterret have They declare that the thie been those + 0° and thi however, The ves within ship. sel " ' . ae ) heing struck bys tt Associated Press LONDON, Oct. 11 The the Japanese steaniship Hirano Mara the Dublin mail boat Leinster incidents of a new submarin which the German 10 days ago, accord Daily Mail li 13% SIMKAIR Cs and mark campaign London to the marine activity became evident in various directions, notably routes followed by steamers carryin:, along the American troops. the | to} survivors who | | the Dispatch new l- more the It is reported that and boats are much larger heavily armed than any which have been sent out previously by Ger- many. " —— nl —- When HELP ts wanted use a Post- Help Want Ad. an American steamship who | ; of the) men who reached port were members | of ‘the i'returning home from sub- | shell 903 NEW CASES DF UNFLUTENZA TN ces reve ts De 24HOUR PERIOD Total Number Now Reported by St. Louis Health De- partment Is 1287—Three Deaths Last Night. BARRACKS REPORTS EIGHT MORE DEATHS 120 New Cases Developed. There, Bringing Total Number Now Under Treat-. ment Up to 1320. Up to noon today reports ceived by the Health Department foc | period showed 503 new | cases of Spanish influenza in St. Louis, bringing the total number of | re-| a 24-hour reported cases in the city up to 1287. | In the same period tne preceding | day 411 cases were reported. | Two deaths at the city hospital! and one elsewhere in the city since | last night were reported. The total) number of deaths recorded at the, ‘mortuary office in the last 24 hours) ‘was 12. At Jefferson Barracks eight more) bringing the In the last 24 hours 120 cases developed, the number! treatment.there now being’ There are about 6000 soldiers > Zi, new under 1320 there. Clarence of 4600 West. and Benjamin of 705 North Thirteenth street, died at the citv hospital. Mrs. Cora Jackson, a ne- ro, died at her home, 733 South Bbreadway 220 Cases Treated at Hospital. Hiospital Commissioner Shutt to- day said a total of 220 cases had been treated at the City Hospital since the became prevalent and’ that about cases were now iWnder treatment there. he said, that most were men beween old. Frew women Lebrouin avenue negro, I“lorissans Talkington, a disease aA of the °) and and fewer noted, tients years children have contracted the disease, | records. | hours! hospitatl the last 24 were comparatively mild. Dr. Shutt advised that mild cases be treated in the in to recely ed according (causes home. Family of Seven at Hospital, Francis Kullk of 814 South Kighteenth street and his family now under are children were taken there vesterday. Fulton, of Keystone, Ok., Broaders of Marvin and Robin were Station were Union Ol They Mroaders Kennett, Mo. arrived at trains last night. to the Citv Hospital. | > they Order Closing Churches. Young, at the request of the today Is Chief lLiealth the following order: No gathering fo or meeting of attended by will be permitted in churches unless such engaged in doing spectal war work and under inspection and unless authority is given continue the work by the Health or the Assistant (Commissioner, Commissioner, chureh kind 10 or more persons any of the meetings ans service ant are “are to (C‘ommiissioner Ilealth The Chief al that all Police which defendants have given bond the complaints dated 89 days hence, except where this would work hardship defendants wit- neSSses., Policemen make arrests in fights in which no one is injured, but to returnable = in 30 days. Dan C. Nugent representing the Associated called on the Health and promised full co-operation of re- order cases in an , . Issued Court si) in be ati or + + are instructed not trivial cases, such as mmionses issue su Fred C. Lake, Retaliers, and (‘commissioner ehecking the spread of in- Special tuilers in pinenza. crowds will be discontinued un culeulated to daraw the passed. til danger is ‘Taken. information clinics were the Louis Tuber- at all of the points tuberculosis clinics have her2- disease wili but those found be Precautionary Steps Influenza opened today Soe ety Ls St culosis where tofore not be treated at advice will given | , re been held Phe these places, be and have the disease will sent to hospitals. eight lecture staff visited factories yester- short talks the be to prevent spread of influenza. ’ to members of society's made on LO day and precautions taken the These talks be made danhy to small Rroups t different information. in As: 29% Woiai of employes factories, A bure f Dr G. A MiSsSlOo De! the charge lItlealth established Building. It rat antinan 1) OE TILIOy ot Jordan, istan has Municipal © re- Pe The informat on pub ion by telephones Kinloch. Cen Hiealth Commiissione. himself was ventive inoculated with the pre- lie said that Warrant it he volunteers to in dis- eerum today if conditions should eall for where aid have the This would not necessarily en- he said, but and housework. would } Nowmies persons nursing, other aid. such as cooking Influenza Spreading in the County: 43 New Cases. Taw o deaths and 43 additional cases of influenza were reported in S&St. | mander, ‘tremely It had been | pa-| 4) | and five! Kirkwood | found to have the disease when! taken ' Was } Starkloff. | 30 AIRPLANES WIL | BOMB CITY IN LOAN DRIVE TOMORROW to Arrive From Scott Field About 2:30 P. M. Loan that Liberty announced today the largest number over St. Louis in one fleet, will come from Scott Field tomorrow °:30 p. m. and will engage in squad- ron and stunt flying on an elaborate scale above the city. In the event of rain, postponement to another day will be made. 30 This spectacular flight, because of: i'than $4,000,000 a day if the city is the influenza situation, will be the aniy public observance here of Pres- ident Wilson's proclamation makinz Columbus day in reality a ‘Liberty day.” The aspect of an air raid will pe given by bombs fired from engine houses to represent the anti-aircraft guns that would be fired from a raid- ed city. The reply of the air fleet will be volleys of Liberty Loan lit- erature. “a the airships will heing divided into four Yarbrough, Her- and the fourth in Simpson and tively, of Lieuts. doin and Baskin, command of Lieuts. } Dickey. Upon will proceed to various parts of the city and, after dropping their Lib- | erty Loan “bombs,” will reassemble ever the business district. The en- tire 30 planes will then engage in an exhibition of Immelman turns, loops, spirals, barrel rolls, falling leafs and vertical eights. They will then re- turn to squadron formation and fly | ' way, which had subscribed $15,000, | increased its subscription today EARTHQUAKE FELT AT CAPITAL: back to Seott Field. Tremors Thought to be Centered in Central America. the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—An heavy earthquake, estimat- ed to have been centered about 1600 By eX- miles from Washington and prob- | ably in Central America, began at 19:23 a. m. today, and the tremors were continuing at 1:30 p. m. The Georgetown University maximum With seismographs at the 10:31 a. m., east shows ae — waninal ehocks occurred the greatest disturbance west, clieven severe ano ks were record- ed on the seismograph at the St. Louis University this morring tween 9:20 bsko disturbance estimated distance southeast direction. The "100 oO’ cloek. at northe Was | miles in a west io Associated I ; 2 PARIS. Oct. 11. Wil- son's reply to the German peace note by tl President was approved vesterday by a vote of the Commiittee on Foreign Affairs the Chamber of Deputies. The resolution also liance the Government not to behalf of Krance arnii- would not provide ‘atonement and for the guarantees = which the victorious ar of ithe Entente are entitled.” of iv) ac- cept on an which for stice mies sued | exclusive of Jefferson Tire total r Mimer Fin: avenue, and are dead. Louis County, Barrecks, today. now 1s lod 6207 bhartmer Hiobb of Affton Today's reports showed the had spread to all parts of the county. At Creve Coeur, where no cases had been reported,~é@fgnt were ! today. Wight more were reported from Valley Park, three trom Jen- nings, tour in Maplewood, two in l'niversity City, two more in Webster four more in Nirkwood and from widelv separated sec- ported Case SS. Lv ¢ lade, (;,eorge diseuse eported (;roves, others LIONS. The Cou furnish to physicians nothing, persons who cannot call physicians. An appeal nity Court vesterday ugrecd medicine and all supplies who will treat, for atford was to 4 LO »made to physicians to do this Archbishop Glennon’s Proclamation to Catholics. Archbishop Glennon, last night. is- sued the following publte communi- tion to the Catholies of St. Louis: “To the Catholic clergy and laity of the citv: “The from the partment suspending all congrega- tional meetings and public church services during the prevalence of in- fluenga should. be faithfully adhered by all our people. “The order ligation of hearing mass. “The niav remain for .the casual visitor the blessed sacrament. The may their daily muss aS a.private devo- tion. Should it appear that the people would gather in any number with a hope of attending some serv ice, the church doors should be locked. ‘lL would people, ( o-operation Department in to the end not become order Health De- to also suspends their ob- churches open to priests ull the way with everv that epidemic in und Flealth possibile, this ease may our midst Additional Deaths of St. Laouisans Who Died in Camps. Additional residents of St, and vicinity have died in ing capms, are: Hugh FP. Daly J 2229 Columbia avenue, at Lakes Tra‘ning Station, Wednesday. Cause not learned by family. l'rank C. Martensmevyer of 284060 St Louis avenue, Camp hKan., yesterday; cause not learned Joseph Topmeier, 30, of Aton, ‘died of influenza Camp Grant. yesterday. John Fitzgibbon of influenza Camp Stanton, yesterday Mrs. Edward W. Pinkham VW ho at at of Al- ton, died yesterday of influenza at Camp Tort Harrison, where she had gone to visit her husband. $44 374,600 NEW TOTAL Organization | airplanes, | that has flown | about | in ‘Fourth Liberty Loan up to last night. 'This is an increase of only $1,893,950 ithe end |-county’s According to a letter of Lieut. Ear! ‘S. H@azg, who will act as flight com-| approach | the city in battle formation, the fleet, squadrons, | the first three in command, respect- | arrival] the four squadrons | | Tennessee, and } be- | PRESIDENT'S REPLY APPROVED tora entire | treatment at] the city hospital. He was taken there | | last Saturday and his wife exnressed ree- | say | the priests, dis- | Funston, | —— ——— eee — oa -- Increase Over Yesterday’s Fi: Is $1,893,600, Only Per Cent of Quota. The Liberty Loan Organization to- day announced a total of $44.374.600 St. Louis subscriptions to the over the total announced ycsterday, increase must be more to make up its quota of $75,856,900 bv of next week. Today's total! is 58.5 per cent of the city’s quota, an increase of 2.5 per cent over yes- terday’s announcement. The number of subscribers in Louis, up to last night, is 160,183. The St. Louis County total uhereas the % st. re- mained today atan estimated amount! the of $1,600,000, 86 per cent of quota of $1,853,000, total for the Eighth, Louis, Federal Reserve District, to last right, was announced as $183,118,450, or 70.4 per cent of the district’s quota of $260,000,000. The totals for the State sections, includ- The or S‘. ing the ertire State of Arkansas and | _ parts of six other states, with percentage in each case, are: Arkansas, $17,243,930; 7 cent; Indiana, $18;260,900, cent; Illinois, $25,324,150, 62 cent; Kentucky, $29,376,600, 78 cent; Mississippi, $9,385,150, 69 per cent: Missouri (not including St. Louis, St. Louis County or western counties), $27,292,200, 59 per cent; $10,240,950, 56 per cent. The Williams Patent Crusher and Pulverizer Co. of 2705 North Broad- - :per $7 per per $76,000, representing the firm and its officers. Milliken Pledges $200,000. John T. Milliken of 35 Portland place, chemical manufacturer and grain dealer, has annourced his sub- scription for $200,000, which is ‘double his subscription to the Third Liberty Loan. This is the largest in- @ividual purchase thus far an- nounced in the present loan. Milli- ken, im telling of the purchase, de- clared his belief that Liberty Bonds are the best investment obtainable. The Paris Medicine Co. yesterday announced its subscription of $10600,- 000, besides $9800 ISG em- ployes. from MORE LATITUDE FOR BANKS ON LIBERTY BOND LOANS Press WASHINGTON, subscriptions to had reached only the z0a! he Associated The the today one-third mark of 36,000,000,000. Total subscriptions as reported early today were slightly more than $2,- 000,000,000, which means that pledge- at least $500,000,000 cani- Ps 4 (oct 2 loan es must average each dav until the close of the paign, Oct. 19. Regulations ers of new secured by certificates of issued by Comptroller reney Williams, putting into effect the recent legislation exempting louns secured by Government war se- former limitations The effect of these regulations, and the legislation, Williams eéx- piained in a letter to national banks, national to lend borrower July l, the make lsonds indebtedness of the Cur- pow- loans eniarging banks to Liberty - OO} were ecurities from is to permit a bank to any single until 1919, on three following conditions: Amount cent of the ital and surplus, or cured in whole or in by Ronds or certificates of indebtedness, with , excess of 10 unimpuired nol Liberty not in pe) bunk’s Cap- whether part ~~ Pp in accordance regulations al- ready existing. An additional not in cess of 10 per cent of the bank’s. un amount, eX impaired capital and surplus, secured by at least a Hk f Liberty cdebtedness A further additional amount. limited, not in excess of 20 per of the bank's unimpaired capital and which must be directly se- least $105 amount certificates of each $100 of such ce face amount Bonds or certificates of in- not cent surplus cured by at of Liberty indebtedness loans face Bonds or for i nurse's ) UP | when the | 'Twelfth street, | French, to} | trude Elizabeth ' Mitchell, Taylor | By the A: OL } ——$—- — ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 31 YOUNG WOMEN AID AUCTION IS STOPPED: OF LOAN SALES IN CITY NURSES AT BARRACKS FUR SALE CONTINUES Names of Groups Who Are Liv- ing at Post in Influenz: Emergency. Thirty-one St. Louis young women, | who have completed 240-hour nurses’ | aid courses at Barnes Hospital, have | been serving at Jefferson Barracks since Oct. 5 in the influenza emer- xency. There are about 6000 soldiers at the barracks, among whom there have been 1220 of influenza and 21 deaths. The nurses’ aids living barracks, working from eight hours each They ive $30 to $50 a month, as their experi- ence warrants. They are housed in new nurses’ quarters at the barracks, which were nearing completion when cases at the to ten from, are aay, rece ' the epidemie started and which have been temporarily fitted up to accom- modate them. Miss Grace Delmar boulevard, was at the barracks as a aid until Wednesday night, (,ettvs, S&F she The young women were sent to the barracks through the Red They are: Misses Nancy minster place, Magnolia West- 3319 510 Bates, 4325 Elsa Diewind, avenue; Effie Beall, | East Eleventh street, Alton: Caroline per | Blackman, Della Brinton, 4346 West Pine boule- 'vard; Sidney Brown, 7027 Maryland ton avenue; Edith Cates, Washington boulevard: M. HI. ningham, 4605 Marviand avenue; Lydia Day, 5453 Delmar boulevard; Frances Filley, 40 Westmoreland place; Harriet Forbes, 445 East Alton, IIL; Julian avenue; Potomac street; Garvin, minster place; Grace Gettys, 5335 Delmar boulevard; Theda Grey, 4232 Westminster place; Minnie Heching- 6210 2S16A A. uelle, (er- er, 4110 North Eleveth street: Naomi | Naomi | Maple- | 4110 North Eleventh street: Iloehn, 7506 Myrtle avenue. wood; Jeanette Huttig, 37 Washing- ton terrace; Louise 50 Joy avenue, Webster Groves: Minnie 934A Rutger street: Fran- ces Mitchell, 4426 Lindell boulevard: Johanna Muench, 352 Harriet Jones, » Miami street: Price, osok Washington boulevard: Mildred Sloan, Ken- right avenue: Del] 3951 Connecticut street. A{mes. On e Johnson. arney Schwartz, 10 North avenue; Harold Kauffman. »0l Portland place; R. M. Johnson Jr., 30927 Berlin Alice W., MeMillan Washington University; Ella Paegiow, Plymouth avenue, and C.-M. worth, 2911 California avenue. The Rt. avenue: Conant, Hall, Hiolz- Rev. Frederick i. John- son, bishop coadjutor of the Episco- | pal Church for Missouri, has volun- teered and has been serving as an as- sistant to the post chaplain of Jeffer- son Barracks since vesterday. The Rev. Dorrance, the post has been overworked since influenza epidemic the bar- racks. Samuel chaplain, the at barracks early in the morning returns to the city at night. and PRUSSIAN CENTRIST LEADER TO RULE ALSACE- LORRAINE Karl Hauss Appointed Governor, Ac- cording to Strassburg Dispatch to Amsterdam, sociated Press AMSTERDAM, Oct 11.—Karl fHauss, a of the Reichstag and of the Center party in the Prussian Diet, t© the Lorraine, who is momentarily, according burg telegram published in the Dutch ' meniber president chosen Alsace- retire Strass- been of expected has succeed (;overnor te to a newspapers. 15 CHOLERA DEATHS IN BERLIN i7 New Coses Reported on Oct. 8: ’ Disease Is Spreading. >” ‘ ta 4 aor iated Pre : BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. 11 spreading in HBer- the preventive Berlin dispatch vy, slow ly Cholera is lin, notwithstanding measures taken, a states, Seventeen cases were reported Ox und 15 deaths oecurred from the diseuse, So Delicious! Smiles of satisfaction result from eating ARMOUR'’S CORN FLAKES. A delightful sugar- saver made from the sweetest part of choicest corn and toasted ‘just right.” Order from your neighborhood grocer. Trade supplied by Armour Grain Company, Chicago Armour’s Oats save fuel—they cook in 10 to 15 minates RES ey > cc, . was brought home suffer- , ing with a slight attack of influenza, | | é. ' into Cross. | scheduled to close ' vigorous poliey the Federal avenue; | ' sales, and would defy the police to 5221 Washing- | 4280. Cun-, Marjorie | 4221 West- | -erings should Bishop Johnson goes to the: Selkirk, Auctioneer, Are Favoring Fouke’s Firm. The $4,000,000 fur a of Funsten Bros. Fur Co., of which lice Commissioner Philip B. Fouke is president, continued today without police interference, although a er auction, which was being held un- der the orders of the Federal Ref- re in Bankruptcy, was stopped yes- terday afternoon by policemen, of the Health Commissioner's rule again public gatherings dur- ing th emergency. fen J. auctioneer ‘ +7 ry At vatal ‘yy ii —iiitiin he. cause e influenza Selkirk, bankruptcy auction, that discrimination was being shown by the police. He visited Health of the charged todav Commisisoner Starkloff and was told | that the matter was in the hands of the police. He called on Chief Yourg and the Chief he was into the matter In a heated talk with the Healt} Commissioner, Selkirk predicted that the police would continue to the matter of the fur auction tomorrow evening, when it is Then, he said, a against all He said that if Said looking e+? 7 lon until might be looked for. Court up with deputy marshals, he would proceed with the bankruptcy auction interfere. Hall Closed to Public. A. M. Ahern, vice president of the Funsten Co., said in the afternoon that the International Fur Ex- ‘change hall, 125 South Second street, where the auction is held, had beea closed to the public, beginning noon. He said only the regular buy- ers, who had been here through the week, would admitted hereafter. While there were several hundred buyers here at the beginning of the week, many of them have gone home, he said, and only a few dozen are now attending the sale. The Health Commissioner sent I) Woodruff, a member of his staff, the exchange in the afternoon to in- vestigate conditions there. Hie said to Selkirk that he believed all gath- and that, if the police failed to act, he would ask the City Counselor for advice, The sale which the police stopped yesterday afternoon was in a build- ing Tavilor avenue and Morgan stret, ind about 25 bidders were pre: ent. The policeman who enforced the order obtained a corfirmation of his instructions by telephoning to headquarters. Referee Coles was also at be he stopped, at i'consulted, and said bankruptey sale: - o- oSZi I the Health escinded not be the the stopped until order is 1 Kouke could would be Commissioner's Commissioner reached today for a statement or. matter. ile recently figured in _ tically auctions | would back him, Ss To Whom, What for and How Much? inswere i bills when easily personal questions ry ir give this addition as receipt e Ww checking accounts ana e You to open today American Trust Co. 7114-16-18 Locust one —t. United Federai Reserve System Protection = : mt = controversy caused by the transfer ind resienation of Traffic Patrolttan (handler, who undertook to arrest ouke, in the presence of President Mansur of Police Board, for parking his machine at. Sixth and streets longer than the Ume nermitted by ordinance INFLUENZA RAISES DEATH RATE 81.8 Deaths ay ee Men in Camps Last Week. WASHINGTON, Oct. 11.—Inflp — the Olive enza and pneumonia in army camps made the death rate among troops at during the week ending Oct. 4, than in any oth- the mobiimation hbe- The Surgeon-General that the rate In- from 32.4 deaths per thon- sand for the week ending Sept. 87, S1.S, an increase of 250 per cent. The admission rate for disease prac- doubled During the week ending Sept. 20, before the influenga epidemic began, the death rate was stations higher home er week ran last fall reported today since creased to /only 4.4 per thousand. The Surgeon-General said within a short time the peak of the epidem- ic should be reached, and that tan improvement in conditions might be expected. Lieut. Murphy Goes to Camp Meade. Lieut. Robert FE. Murphy of the 110th Trench Mortar Battery, who has been on leave at the home of his mother, Mrs. Elien Murphy, 6352 Maple avenue, since his return fre- cently from France, will depart to- morrow to be an instructor at Camp Meade, Md. ee - One Death, Fight New Cases in Kaat St. Louis. One death and eight new cases of influenza reported today in East St. Louis brought the total to six deaths and 165°‘cases. Health Commissioner MeCracken announced that no church services will be permitted Sunday. There has beer one death ‘at Belleville. - * BEAUTIFUL HAIR TRIGK, WAVY, GLOSSY AND NO DANDRUFF | Draw a moist cloth through nafr and double its beauty at once, Save your hair! Dandruff dige appears and hair stops coming out, [Immediate?’—Yes! Certain!—that’s the j,oy of it. Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluffy, abundant and appears as soft, lustrous and beautiful as a young girl’s after an application of Dander- ine. Also trv this—-moisten a eloth with a little Danderine and carefully draw it through vour hair, taking one small strand at a time. This will leanse the hair of dust, dirt or exces- sive oil, and in just a few moments vou have doubled the beauty of your hair, \ delightful surprise awaits those whose hair has been ‘neglected ir is seraggy, faded, drv, brittle or thin. Besides beautifying the hair, Handerine dissolves every particle of andruff; cleanses, purifies and invig- irates the sealp, forever stopping itching and falling hair, but what will lease vou most will be after a few weeks’ use when You see new hai fine and downy at first—-yes—but really new hair—-growing all over the scalp. Dunderine is to the hair what fresh of rain and sunshine are to vegetation. It goes right to the roots, invigorates and strengthens them. Its exhilarating stimulating and life-pro- ducing properties cause the hair to yrow, long, strong and beautiful. You ean surely have pretty, charm. ing, lustrous hair, and lots of it, if you will spend a few cents for a bot of Kunowlton’s Danderine from any drug store or toilet counter and trv it as directed.—ADV. miawers ' The Original Nut Butter —stays sweet ebeeentatl “| } Teoeegertienneegterianer: — t* (os fi rf Copyrighted, 1918 The Nucoa Butter Company Heil Packing Company, Distributors, St. Louis Served on the best tables—sold by the best stores 35c a pound UCOA _~ .) EE INS it a ene = 1§mrore, xt ape an ROna ATED St, Sep ey os PAE SALT TE TNO ge OO REN IP uk eure omer AE. ihe alta aaaaiagpinaliiag, Ae Nahe emp ee nee - a he one eg ne) are ee

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men are these 1¢8 i! ip} iat Vou may yi‘ your WW t¢ rn We urge you estigate this olfe rr 4 $ ? » “- - MS " These fre high Erade Shoes. newest designs in black, mahog iri’ nd Ter red—-k nelish and broad toe lasts leather or Neo- lin f well made and per- fe t ! 1 Boys’ Button Shoes, $4.00 Values for $2.95 Shoes at oe oe dinar’ low an extraor- price——-made of very best leather cis + ingagagall welt oak soles wit! « th at su aranteed tips I 6 "te 05 i d i] under | Ee" "9 05 (A 507 Washington Ave. Here’s Real Values for You!! Men’s Fall Shoes Mahogany! ! and Special—Boys’ and Girls’ HikiSE are wel] Made iong- wearing Shoe: like cult lace stvle-——in dark mahogany calf ideal school! shoes for little bovs lasts plenty of ¢ Q “oom for every toe -sizes 8&1 to 123 @& e 5 real $4 quality, RE TR ceca chess Tony Red!!! $4.00 Shoes, - 95. gwiris designed aT) foot form Misses’ $6.00 Shoes, Special at $4.95 ROWING Giris’ Lace Shoes of al] tan calf skin-—-also gray Kid*® Shoe with cloth one to on = stvles and \ ] please vill : $6.00 oi e* b—-$o6.0 OP Ait ey Qs » —— Assembly. These buving PAYING WELL, Suit or these ity and eoat we The : upon built. (‘oats the shades — higher any others satisfaction Nowadays you have It does fool some men; wouldn't be any poor stuff sold because no one wants such merchandise price fool you; Don’t be tooled by a price Just now, when the cost of everything is higher; the cost of making clothes is high- er; and of course the cost of buying them get quality These clothes are all hand tailored by experts and whether you pay $30 or $100, you’re sure to get the best possible clothes value: we guarantee your $30 $35 Extreme to pay a pretty good price even for poor stuff; and the maker of that sort of goods has some advantage over the maker of good quality; he can offer it to: you for less than the price of good qual- ity in the hopes that you'll let the small price difference fool you if it didn’t there Don't let a You'll find the cost per month of such clothes 1s lower than Sete end el an ¢ hae, ire? = he it? t ome ~- aw & A. eee PWEIMV, CS ox wh. 4 “ a , = : a’s Son-in-L the Associated Press ae Oct. 11.-——Lieut. aw of Premier Cleme se front yesterday fr He had | er’'s daughtfr only ‘prem! q The Lieutenant was - “eho had served sii ning of the war. ans eo with the ec ross . Th No Suits and Over — AT— | ‘20 *: $275 | OFFICERS’ and PRI' 1 VIFORMS AT SPECIAL PRI Sandpe SECOND FLOO ALTERATIONS and Di NO CHARGE Southeast Corner Tth 1 Entrance @21 N. 7 Open Saturdays Till 8 “—— - @5' 244 Boe Mn 4 ‘ The nam Piaver F LLL ON — A . ~ ‘ ec ? We couk if true qua ft not bear F on you | ly quality. p sudden s \¢ fidence ° la he dente \* tay] l, ; Payme . The Wo without mental every Df 3 if it Yours, . . ' 3 most in 3 dies tha le Kingste rr . Hy empty a provide . r and Vo - only co > . i * — 7 =— ome ne ~ TN ee ee AvP wr

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ra Bin. wa Sty Sits Sree. . se ~ Se 2 4 Cae See As; : ae a” 6 BAS a 0 SP See REP aR ore any: sage s = "F a 5 : . eo eae cee STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH i (atCt*# : - STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR “=? oe i a me ere me ee ee all Deal taal tat 1 1, a a ee te Oe Be 8 oe Be Bae Bol Be san ae . FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1918 ome tot ~ =e ie Sap BA, Copyright 1918. The Howe of huppenheimes ood Clothes for Fall YES. in spite of war-time conditions, we are fully stocked with new Autumn Kuppenheimer Clothes The new models characterize the spirit of the times—dig- nified simplicity without frills or fangles. 4 \ . iy ‘ - _ « e ; >> ’ cot | . i ms a | . 5 + z a] ¥ 3 ~ “Se 4 of : sh: bor 4 a7 8 - Shes ; wy Z . if * ' j - . - A oz OF. : * 4 4 +e Pied wf 4 j : . nite , 5 r,t You'll like them, too, because they are of carefully selected Toilet Goods | Specials for Saturday— Melba Toilet Water, Lilac, Love Me or Honeysuckle, 2-oz. bottle, 50¢ Peroxide of Hydrogen, pound bot- tle, 19Cc Espey’s Fragrant Cream, 21¢ Pepsodent Tooth Paste, 39C Senreco Tooth Paste, 2c Arline Talcum Powder, rose or violet, box, 10¢ Mavis Face Powder, box, 39C Amami Egyptian Henna Shampoo, package, 8c _Jergen’s Benzoin and Almond Lo- tion, 25¢ Jergen’s Talcum Powder, crushed rose, violet or lilac, large box, 19C Armour’s Venetian Bath Tablets, assorted odors, cake. gc Hughes “Ideal” Hairbrushes, sin- gle bristles, guaranteed waterproof, | $1.00 Java Rice Powder, all colors, 39c Quantities are limited. (Square 9—-Main Floor.) Untrimmed and Ready-to-Wear Hats at 91-98 ILK Velvet Hats. The untrimmed shapes have panne edges, and come in large pokes and mushrooms, also shirred-brim Hats. The Ready- to-Wear Hats are in various styles, with ribbon trimming. Any of these Hats may be had in black and colors. (Square 2—Main Floor.) Handbags and Purses $1.00 to $2.50 HE newest styles, in Leather and Velvet, strap back purse and bag Shapes. All are fitted with coin purse and mirror. Colored linings, nickel frames, safety locks. (Square 10—Main Floor.) Baby Dolls, $1.00 Character Baby Dolls, the hard-to- break kind, attired in pretty white baby dress and cap, offered special for Saturday. (Square 17—Main Floor.) Knit Underwear To Meet Every Requirement Women’s Underwear, 89c Shirts or Pants, heavy fleeced. Shirts have long sleeves and finished with silk tape. Pants button on sides. Extra size garments, 95c. STIX, BAER & FULLER A Sale of Misses’ Coats WE are offering a number of very high- grade Coats, of excellent quality, at incomparably low prices. Many of these Coats are fur-trimmed, others have large convertible collars, large, roomy pockets. Several models are full lined, while.the heavier coats are half lined. Materials are velours, kerseys, Oxfords and mixtures, and the desired shades of brown, taupe, reindeer,” Burgundy and navy. Sizes 14 to 18. Distinctive Frocks for Misses Newest fashions in finely tailored Frocks of velour, kitten’s ear, Poiret twills, tricolettes and serges. Sizes 14 to 20 years, at $24.75 to $79.00. r « ood — — ~ oo) « _ ~ - — i os ss _— « — _— ~~ cond — ; 34 i Women’s Union Suits, $1.39 Heavy fleeced, with high neck, long sleeves, ankle length. Regular and extra sizes. Women’s Union Suits, $3.00 “‘Merode” Union Suits of fine, soft merino, splendid weight for Fall. a materials—materials which were bought long before the pres- ent wool shortage—materials which will stand the knocks and buffs they are bound to encounter. _To buy a good suit this Fall is to spend more money, per- haps. But the best--that which gives longest service—is the * sy =]. ~~. ad - a % _ oo” © a ‘ _ oe WS ‘Stata a omnes ” + o ~ han - = ~ - -_ « = ~ ~_ - ~ ~ “ > ee — a ia ass OE) TT abe, coll PF ree ts PETS i a ae eee.

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FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11: 1918 siz tii, =? as sade ete eo i we = eR eT ee ee 2 a Best Quality Men’s ? | CHAMOISETTE GLOVES S115 | Fully Worth $2.00 Extra Quality Men’s ; yao 7c A M A S Fully Worth $3.50 Rich New Fall NECKWEAR | 55c Fully Worth = 75c ww yy oe O OCTPINGI » & a 2D tee AH SMe Me, te Mee. oatoud ~ Ait te QUALITY CORNER ON LOCUST STREET AT SIXTH BRANCH SHOP-HABERDASHERY-—STATLER HOTEL a 2 ~ « ~~. & a ~e ane diiaeaae ee ‘% = ‘ JEFFERSON [WARKET 3 and 5S North Jefferson—Jefferson and Market Why Pay More for Good U. S, Government Inspected Meat? BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS—ENUFF SAID. DOWN GOES THE PRICES ON ALL MEATS. : ROAST LAMB ES SSIS CoN aE ep anes lie Co OS SS eee Chuck Roast, Ib.......... oe Ma ae ibe | Shealder of Lamb, Ib.........~....Me Rump Meast, th, ..........ccccr...- 50 | OW Ramby Ib.................6.., Abe Hioneless Roll Roast, Ib...... bined a 22e VEAL { SE EOE SS SO ae | edie wer a a ewes I5e STEAKS eee woubes Tie i Mie oa, se sue sce ch ocseue EE re a "0¢ SS eee ieee eS SMOKED MEAT Roend, Ih. . i ee ae a eae Me 40c Hamburger. th. ee ee ee oe f WHY PAY MORE? No. 1 California Hamas, Ib.......... 24¢ be ‘alah OUR EXTRA SPECIALS i Good Boiling Beef, Ib..__. z. lic Ciood Dried Salt Ribs, Ib...........1lhe Ba (ood Corned Beef, ib ..............14e Good Fresh Beefbones, Ih............3¢e i ™ ‘Gool Loose Sausage, ib......... .,. ibe Country Smoked Bacon, ib....... .30¢ i Nut Marigold: has no equal Cee ee ces nthe 32. 4g EE EEG OSS eres SEE SSE SE: Ke Country Roll, Why buy lard? Try this once, you will like it.......... — arty > a WE ARE AT WAR .Owing to the shortage of help it is impossible to answer the tele- phone on Saturday, so please get busy Friday. ae - ey L 9 4, ~ A zs 2 et a ny ; ; ig ; TRY OUR MEAT THIS SATURDAY AND SAVE 50¢ ON A DOLLAR. uy ‘SOMETHING NEW—The Jefferson Special! Why pay 60¢ Ib. for Butter? Trv 4) . a t this once. Kokoheart, 80c. Nut Margarine. Good as Butter. The price of lard. rt ; ‘ ENUFF SAID. ; aa 4g & ‘ Our Grocery Sale of Last Sunday's Post-Dispatch is Still Good. bs Saturday Special 72 mm SATURDAY SPECIAL—RKound, Sirloin, Porterhouse, Roast. Ib..__._. ee 20 ‘ i Everything Guaranteed—Money Refunded on Anything Not Satisfactory—Special | 2 Attention to Hotels, Boarding Houses and Restaurants. t #3 WE DELIVER ALL ORDERS OVER 82. ei. S centrat siuo-r JOE SMART, Mer. BOMONT 1284 } oat 3 =. ‘ i: 1 i= ; = Alteration Tree Peleg? gs “~s small your income is, we will arrange terms to suit your own convenience. No security er recommendation is required. You wear the clothes while paying for them. STARCREDIT CLOTHING Go TON AV. 2 nirrta7,, — — LODGE ASSAILED FOR | TALK ON WILSON NOTE Pittman Says Minority Leader’s - Remarks May Be Miscon- strued in Germany. | By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, | was spirited debate on President Wi.- son's response to the German peace offer vesterday afternoon when President's note could serve no good Senator Pittman read into ‘he record Senator Lodge’s statement also that of Representative Fess ef Ohio. chairman of the Republican Congressional Campaign Conimittee, Pid a | . ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | ‘ OVERNED by a genuine desire to al- ; fract your patronage upon the merit of our service to you, we offer these special sales at prices far below present values. * Fine Woven Madras oe i RTS : Fully Worth $3.00 ' ’ Extra Quality Men’s : UNION SUITS nk $2.85 ¥f : Fully Worth $3.50 ; criticising the note. declared the mu-| misconstrued the and the public understood the mes- sage and do not concur with Senator Massachusetts cannot possibly serve any good public pur-_ “hut on the contrary iar with the facts to believe that the message to Congress on Jan. 8 and in his speech delivered in New York, and that he is now un-. dulvy-anxious to enter into peace ne- gotiations with the Imperial German ‘The President did not ‘enter into | a discussion with the Imperial Ger- | he would not reply until the note was made more definite in certain parti- Not First Time, He Asserts. Senator Pittman said this was not Senator Lodge eee —_ — — — ete eee - ——_- eS eS o , ., . ; +19 2- , Buy Fourth Liberty bonds —. Keep up the good work for St. Louis und jet’s be the first to * : — the top.” If vou have not , bought YOUR LIMIT. do so tomorrow _ ou» aio Olive and Locust fron Ninth to Tenth —_— ——-~ -- shades for Fall and Winter are here. If vou are interested in a Coat of the better quality, vet not expensive, pay a Visit to our Coat Shop tomorow and see these splendid values. Printzess Coats are priced $39.5 orosis” Better Clothes for Made by the great Rochester manufacturers Louis Holt ~-BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS 7A | 715 Coat Shop—Third Floor. mene b 55" CF Sons, Inc. We are making a special showing of the New Fall and Winter Suits and Overcoats for Men and Young Men at Business Suits Dress Suits Officers’ Uniforms ‘OO There is utmost satisfaction in making clothes selection at Vandervoort’s, be cause you obtain the latest style models, high-grade materials, carefully tailored models and dependable values. Visit the Vandervoort Clothing Shop tomorrow and get acquainted with our splendid exhibition of ‘‘the better kind of clothes,’’ vet modestly priced, and especially the Van- dervoort Service. Suits are priced upward from $25 Overcoats are priced upward from $18 Men's Clothing Shop—sSecond Floor. 4 » , vinctiiaadh School Boys’ Needs Durable, stylish, well-made clothes for the small and large boy are to be found tn Vander- voort’s Boys’ Shop. S. V. B. School Suits extra pair of trousers: trench belt, slash pockets and military styles. Sizes 8 to $7.50 with vears hat. Flannelette Nightshirts These comfy Nightshirts | are made of good quality fleeceiown in pink and blue stripes. Sizes 4 to 18 years 95c Chinchilla Overcoats at $5.00 Good warm Overcoats for the little chap, 21). to 9 vears. Splendidly made and a great value. Other Overcoats up to $32.50 Boys’ Blouses Made of striped ging- ham, madras and pereale. plain blue chambray, ging ham and white madras: made with collar attached and tapeless style. Sizes 7 to 15 years 85c around Boys’ Scout Suits made of the very best quality khaki, consisting of fitted-baeck coat, laced- up breeches, knapsack, leggins and sizes 4 to 18 vears. $6.00 and $7.00 Mackinaws Practical Coats for the Winter months, in plain and faney plaids and khaki color $12.50 Sweater Coats, $3.50 to $10 Coat stvles with roll ecol- lars and V-neck slipovers: warm but not heavy. Sizes S to 18 vears. Boys’ Hats Tweed and novelty mate- rial snap-top Hats, in all SIZES $3.00 Other Hats and Caps in many styles, materials and colors, up to $5.00 Knitted Toques Plain and faney stripes: long and short styles; al! the wanted colors to match your sweater 500 and 75c Boys’ Shop-—Second Floor. — ee AL Titi stat tts ttt tte ttt tite: testi tit a - — School Hats are shown in the newest styles in the Juvenile Millinery Shop >5 and >6 Splendid, practical Hats for school wear, made of velvet and felt, with grosgrain streamers are shown in manv charming models, in- cluding the ‘‘Madge Evan’s Tam O’Shanters, Rolled rims, Mushroom and Pokes. Girls’ Trimmed Hats, $5 ' Lovely Velvet Poke Bonnets, with dain. tv light silk facing and simple trimnings of flowers and ribbon; a splendid selection of colors, including black, brown, navy. (open and rose velvet, with contrasting light facings. Hats for the Little Girl or Boy From 2 to 5 years, include the Khaki Sailor and Marine Hats, Rah Rah, Polo Cap, Tam O'Shanter and others are priced from $1.50 to $5 Juvenile Ilat Shop—Third Floor Overcoats Topcoats Gabardines see eeennenneeee ee BUY 4TH LIBERTY BONDS Please Carry Parcels With You > Whenever it is possible, please al] parcels with you. The mane and in the war industries, everyone should co-operate with the Government in every way possible. Hin VW gh WY Heh i | y "is / 9 cae VA ag } \. } wKolS MAN DOWN Gtewsanece Man's Victory ! the , «80 iated | > > o : WASHISGTOSN.- (det. s ai efe™> j oe, America n Ps | 4 sth e €. af 4 tee : 4 fs . = : * ’ % . 2 4 eee i NE LAL ACL Ae a oT nn le ae for Ut. Ss. Flyer ' os oe enemys nirplanes balloons Were Dre ivialc ors Ope = tye British forces du ne tl qug. 25 to Sept : ri Beene d by the \\ 7 ~~ Kansas Cily Indianapolts Cincemnal a ~ - “ Oe AIM ~« Pager emerge vey Rg fom > tet a ee Agile Pe sMbcdheedtrmciontiter : he a yeas nae ale Gift Suggestions for Early Christmas Shoppers Women’s Kid Gloves. in the newest shades and styles, $1.50 to $3.25 . > * ' Children’s Gloves are shown in a large variety: there are woolen, fleece-lined, scout and kid. Glove Shop—First Floor. . o . Women’s Stockings. make useful gifts. There are lain stockings from $1.00 to 3.00, and fancy clocked, embroid- ered and lace Stockings a pair from. $2.25 toe $7.50 Hosiery Shop—First Fleor. . . : Baby Hood Buntings with or without sleeves: made of soft eiderdown, ribbon bound. A very essential and practical gift for the little baby. Baby Sweaters, «!! wool, colored sweaters, with belt and bone buttons: the collar and cuffs have a contrasting border; sizes up . - to 6 years $4.99 Infants’ Wear Shop— Third Floor. . . . Women's Pure Silk Sweater with tuxedo front. sailor col- lar and a belt which crosses in front and fastens on the side: price $30.00 Sweater Shop-—Third Floor. t . 2 Children's K nitte Searf Sets in a = re " -' +o > Boyes’ Windsor and Four-ia- Hiand Ties, plain and fancy (le- - = signs d0e and 65e Boys’ Bianket Bath Robes in fancy patterns from 4 to 18 years, ia from $3.50 to $10.00 Boys’ Furnishinges— Second Floor, o . . Women’s Totllet Cases, made of genuine leather, silk lined and fitted with Paristan Ivorg¢ (‘amb, Brush, Soan Rox, Tooth Brush Holder, Tooth Paste eueer Mirror, Clothes Brush and nail - Teather Goods Shop Firet Floor. . . . Tourist Hage. made of ere- tonne and lined with rubber: from — - ioe to £9 50 Notion Shop —Firet Floor. a . - Octagon - shaped Rracetet Watches. with 29-year case and 'S-lewe!l movement. make excellent (hristmas presents. They range in price from $15.00 to $85.00 Sterling Silver Pins with an wntarnishahlie finish, in de- etrns of circles, bars. crea- centa, horseshoes and harveeat —— $1.50 to $25.00 Jewelry Shop—First Floor. - a oo Preach Ivory .We have re- ceived a new tine of the beat quality French Ivory In d@ff- ferent atvies and set« ‘om- plete sets can he made wp, comprising everr wanted tol- let article for miladies” drese- Ing table: each article fronf We to $8.50 Toilet Goods Shop— First Floor . + . Kalitted Searfa in mereerized and silk, which come tn VWa- rious shades; a beautiful gift, $3.00 to $15.00 Neckwear Shop-——-First Floor. ON emer apt te en, WETS SSSS oo CS Ss tase sete & ORE IA CAE Oy A NR EO EN A RTT ek NS OR Re You Because every unn Snagit Bape are no high, first-f accounts or bad d saving, and it meal low usual prices. ’ Fal You will find not our immense qual necessary cxpense $194 Jamers¢ CARLETO! x ~ OF re te nes ” ~ ° Bre. z 4 ——— Open Satu Neem Cea sO Oe? « 4s A NONSENSE one . ” ye rN GREAT SATURD= SALE RESTLESS CES E OTE EEE EER RS oe ae eee eR Ne wee ne A - — RNRR e- — N— Ene a = OO TA AOL A LTS NN ITN CAE ctr CE. tna: oS WE CUPVEC EVAR TET Ree e es ey s i=, ry: 7 Satie ie ai ’ oo eae We Give Eagle St T d TAN ENGLISH BLACK ENGLI BLACK ROUN: PATENT BUTI Now for a Final an immense Men's Pureh: and black bin glist her fi Widths A to D: black | inost ly wie widths dreas wear, sires 6 to Ever

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eels With Yon possible, please you. The man- is needed at the ar industries, and operate with the yY Way possible. a gestions Karly ristmas oppers Kid Gloves. in the des and styles, $1.50 to $3.25 8 Gloves are shown Variety: there are ece- lined, scoutand pOop—First Floor, . . . embroid- lace Stockings 2.2) to $7.50 phop——l’irst Floor. 7 . Buntings with sleeves: made of own, ribbon bound. ential and practical e@ little bat by. eaters, all wool, reaters. with belt uttons; the collar have a contrasting on $4.95 wy Wear Shop— ird Floor. * ~ Pure Silk Sweater 0 front... sailor col- " ? which crosses astens of Brestens 400 0 hhop-——Third Floor. * . Knitted Tam and Aa Va- _, $4.00 Millinery Shop- ird Floor. . : iIndsor and Four-in- Plain and fancy Me and 65e > 7 a anket Bath Robes patterns from 4 to a a > 7 $3.50 to $10.00 Furnishings ond Floor. 7 7 Tollet Cases, made leather, silk lined fith Parisian Ivory h, & (Oan Rox, Tooth Ider, Tooth Paste rror, Clothes Rrush $12.50 r (joode Shop--- iret Floor. . . . Bags. rnade of cre- lined with rubber: ec to $2.50 shop. —First Floor. *. . ~ shaped Rracetet With 20-year case « . _- = > ee = — = fl movement. make “hristmas presents. in price from $15.00 to $85.00 Silver Pins with an ble finish. in de- Circles, bare. crea- eshoes and harveet $1.50 to $95.00 Bhop-——First Floor. . . vory.-We have re- ew line of the beat ench Ivory in aff- l@e and sets ‘*orm- can he made up, B every wanted tol- Or mi:adies'’ dress- each article fron? Ye to $8.50 Goods Shop- ipat Floor. . . . Searfa in mereerizred which come tn va- en; a beautiful a) $3.00 to $15. Shop-—First sing een Oa eae — as oe =. 2 ie ae “~ ser Ow Fe ee ee ee ~~ rn 2 * = = STLOUIS P posT- DISPATCH” FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1918. Ms wa -DOWAS PLANE The achievements were noted in a 1s HEAL) OF MISSOURI ‘fummary of sgplecnin “ye ate Force e . S& Fiye artme spe ; for { eri pe tment. eclal mention is made | the Associated l’ress, ©; 2 combat in which Lierts. Te % SHINGTON. et 2 >~'Ulay ard Cc. ] Ww A our- y an . bissell took paft. each geen ene! fnirplanes and three bringing down twy enemy machines pmy salto ms were hieheus dow n The mistinguished service order was by Americ an aviators operating with given to Lieut. A. F. Sonnalj. ine ‘Britis eh for es during the period Other Americans who felled one! fgom Aug. 25 sept, S, tt is ip. enemy plane each include T. D. | partinent, \ioore, Kewanee, I]. Ss a Kansas City Philadelphic , rs ; Indianapolts Fam Bosl Cinctnnalt me erson Cl-veland ST. LOUIS Silk-lined Men’s Conservative Oxford Topcoats @ Second-Floor Price TOPCOATS You Save Money Here Because every unnecessary expense is eliminated. There are no high, first-floor rents, no free deliveries, no credit accounts or bad debts, no reduction sales. You get the saving, and it means high-grade clothing considerably be- low usual prices. Fall and Winter Suits You will find no finer selection anywhere. What is more, our immense quantity-buying and elimination of all un- necessary expense cnabie us to offer woAderful value at $1914, $2214, $24 Jamerson Clothes Shops Second Floor CARLETON BLDG., SIXTH AND OLIVE We Give Kagle Stamps. Open Saturday Until 6 P. M. SIXTH AND ST. CHARLES Men’s *4 «& °5 Shoes IN A GREAT SATURDAY SALE TAN ENGLISH ...... . ..125 PAIRS BLACK ENGLISH ...... NPOPPOE i ck. BLACK ROUND TOE. iekas. ss 60 PAI PATENT BUTTON ... i vissivse oe — Now for a Final and Complete Clearance of all lots from our recent Immense Men's Purchase. All Goodyear welt sewed soles, tan English and black English, leather or rubber soles, in all sizes fro» J tw If, widths A to D: black round toes in vici, kid or gunmet tal, sizes 6 to Tl, mostly wide widths. Patent Button Shoes, plain toe, cloth top, for dress wear, sizes 6 to 9, B to D width. Every Pair a Wonderful Value ae a. a -—_ ——- AO TALAN WAR ELIE CLUB AT LINDENWOOD ; 70 TAKE NEW QUARTERS OMss Christine Webster: t | RADIO United States 4. iv, im- ime | MEN FOR AIR SERVIGE Ser", Sntod states arms to ts men ot wn of radio fication will he aces pted Each ap- duc a men. last draft of any ciassi- Piicant must have his serial number, Limited Number With Slight Know- All applicants must have high |and cannot be examined without it. Jedge of Work to Be Inducted. school education, and a slight know- A call for induction of stenograph- Lieut. Board, | from M t ‘ — g . | Removal to Washington Avenue Will Help Make Vicinity an Allies Neighborhood. i HE St. Louis chapter of the Ital- ian War Relief Fund of America is preparing to move its head- ‘quarters from 1320 Olive street to Washington avenue, next to the Al- ilies’ Tea Shop, and with the Amer- | ‘jean Fund for French Wounded headquartegs next to that, will form an allies neighborhood. The Italian fund expects to be ready for work in its new home by ‘Monday morning. Mrs. Guido Pan- taleoni is chairman of the workroom | ‘and during the past 11 weeks 40,000 | surgical dressings have been _ pre- pared for shipment abroad and sev- -eral large boxes of garments have been made for the Italian refugees. The headquarters of the society are in Boston, with the Italian Ambas- sador, Count V. Macchi di Cellere, as | hohorary president, and his wife, the ‘Countess, as honorary chairman of | ‘the workroom committee. Mrs. Nat jrown is president of the St. Louis | ‘chapter; Mrs. Thomas McKittrick, i'vice president; Mrs. Claude Mat-| 'thews, secretary, and William Maf- | | fitt, treasurer. The Executive Com-| mittee consists of Mmes. G. Panta- | ‘leoni, Elmer T. Williams, Elias EF. | Monti, H. Worthington Eddy, Thos. |'McKittrick: Messrs... Walter Thomp- | gon, Isaac Hedges, G. Giusefti and ‘Lieut. Arturo. Good work has been done bv this organization since its 'founding. and the co-operation of ‘the Italian residents of St. Louis, 45 | well as all others interested in our, allies, has met with marked suc- | cess. A workroom has been opened on Fairmount Heights on South| King’s highway. where any interest- ed may work for as long or as short | a periad as they wish. Ls aS Y me 2 ee ieee | Social Items | eaest en ae ~—™», Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Thomas | ‘have sold their residence at 8 Aber- | 'deen place to Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. White, who have occupied an avenue. there Mrs. Quackenboss will visit her ‘niece, Mrs. Alfred Webre, in Boston. ——— Former Gov. Lon VY. Stephens and ‘Mrs. Stephens of 5836 Cabanne ave- rue with their niece, Miss Maurine Barnes, are among the St. Louisans ‘contemplating a visit to California | the coming winter, and expect to de- /part early in December for Pasadena. | ~ Miss Christine Webster of Spring- ‘field, Mo.. has been elected president of the Missouri Club at Lindenwood College. Owing to the death of Mrs. Hen- 'ry de’Auby Pearce, the mother of Mrs. Robert Horace White, of 4417 | Westminster place, the marriage of Mrs. White's daughter, Grace, to Mr. ‘Jerome J. Schotten, has been post- poned. Mr. and Mrs. William Crowell ‘have leased their apartment in the |'Aberdeen and Mrs. Crowell has gone to Jefferson City for a visit with her parents, Judge and Mrs. Henry Bond. The St. Louis branch of the Asso- ciation of Collegiate Alumnae an- nounces that its luncheon tomorrow at the Mercantile Club is canceled on acount of the influenza epidemic. As the first meeting of the conven- tion vear, this was to have been a 'bi@ affair, and the program of ‘speeches planned, will be given at the association's November meeting at the home of the president, Mrs Ludwig Schneidt, 6822 Kingsbury boulevard. . = The anniversary celebration ‘scheduled for tomorrow at the tiverview Club and future week}, dances will be discontinued = until ‘further notice. The club house will, however, be oper to individual par- ‘ties as heretofore. The “pound party,’ which was to fi have been given at the Miriam Con- Mrs*N. Le B. Quackenboss of 164) Clara avenue has gone to New York, where she will visit Mrs. D. C. Bord- | ley, formerly of St. Louis. Irom | apartment in the Kingsbury Apart- | rents. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas are reé- | siding temporarily at 5241 Waterman | valescent Home in Webster Croves tomorrew has been indefinitely post- ! poned. 2 Davis, Air Service Trade Old Customs Building, Third ajor-General Kenly of the Air of the previous drafts mav enter. and men w ho can qualify will be accepted | ledge of radio work. No men with ers for duty in Washington and at actual radio experience can be ac- different flving fields has also been cepted, and men with license .as such received T} ig ive cfre : yo ei ‘ . : . ‘ Iree hundred of tnese and Olive Streets, has recel\ ed orders rie ed not apply. Limited service menirmen are needed , and iimited service ‘ST LOUIS POST -DISPATCH fur this work. Examinations are held every day, §:30 a. m. to 4 p. m., ex- cept Sunday. One of the best influences on your soldier in camp is his home paper— he will think of rou every time he breaks the wrapper. Phone Olive or Central 6699 and order the Post-l) patch for him. a } SS ee eS Tui Green Chile Cheese contains mere pretein than eight hen's eoss Hs - _ Outfitting Miss 6 to 16 the Girls’ Shop exhibits a line of daintiest carments to costume the voung lady in the most up-to-date style. Tub Frocks, $3.95 ~ Pretty models of washable plaid serge, ginghams, reps and chambrays; many trimmed with contrasting materials, pipings or buttons. Sizes 6 to 14 years. Girls’ Silk and Velvet Dresses, $15 to $24.75 Girlish models of chiffon taffeta and cos- tume velvet in stunning combinations and color tones; some have touches of hand em- broiderv, others finished with attractive col- lars and cuffs. Sizes 8 to 16 years. (Second Floor—Nugents.) serge Peter Thompson Regu lation Dresses, $19.75 Attractive models of best quality wool serge, full box pleated skirt, waist has graceful tailored yoke smart belt and pockets, collar and sleeves trimmed with silk braid, shield sleeve and collar embroid- ered with Peter Thompson emblem, Come in navy or black; sizes 6 to 16 years. ~ ae Hie Federal Board four vears ago. suchwonderful Suits ens. high-grade woolens tions. of Statisties tells us that woolens have in- creased 109.56°° over the prices of OW there must be some good, logical reason why we ean sell at the price of $35.00,. notwithstanding — the highest-in-history prices for wool- THOROUGH inves tigation will reveal the faet that we made large advance purchases of long before the heavv advances. We had these Suits tailored to our own specifiea- AP so here they are—what we proclaim to be the very best Suits that the price can or will buy for possibly several years. THE materials are cassimeres, cheviots. worsteds and serge, in faney mix- tures and novelty effects, as well as staple blues. Come in the new Pershing model form-fitting and conservative effeéts. Men’s and Young Men’s TROUSERS $ 4.00 Ov R assortment of Fall Trousers is complete. and Winter It embraces every wanted material for street or dress wear, including fine worsteds, wool ehev- iots and flannels in shades of blue and green, and fancy cassimeres. Good assortment also at $6 to $10 Pr. (Third Floor—Nugents. ) AQIS These Are the Days That We Are Featuring the B-E-S-T Clothing That You Can Buy for $3 5.00 Introducing at Home in St. Louis in aa Nugents Misses’ Shop OU are invited to be present Saturday at the initial showing of the latest Fifth ‘Avenue stvles in Misses’ ‘‘Manhattan’’ Coats and Misses’ ‘‘Manhattan’’? Suits. By special ar- rangements we have secured these modes at the moment of their appearance in New York. Their material and workmanship are exce ‘Hent—the sort we are proud to offer our patrons. ‘‘Miss Manhattan’”’ Fall Suits $35 PLENDIDLY tailored Suits of serge, burella, tweeds, velour and pop WS; every garme nt handsomely silk lined; the newest in youthful styles. All sizes for misses and smal! women. Other models at $45.00, $50.00, $60.00 and $69.50 ‘“‘Miss Manhattan’’ Coats, $35.0 to 565: 2 dated THEUL models for misses and small women. Come 1 all. woo! velour. silvertone, broadeloths, Bolivias and Boradie 9 Some are finished in the new cape back; many of them are self or fur trimmed. Choose from all the beautiful Autumn shades. (Second Filoor—Nugents. ) Boys’ Fall and Winter Sweaters, $2.25 dpe Khaki Sweaters; coat styl ZS wool and cotton mix turea: size 26 to 64. Others up to 85.00. 7 to 18. Boys’ Overvoats, $5.95 to $20 N» se Fall assortemnt of bovs’ Novelty Overeoats; medium and dark shades, in cassimeres and kersey. Splendid lined, convertible or button to the neck collars; size ol, to &. Boys’ Mackinaws, $10.00 Wade to Setl at 815 to $16.50 HANDSOME plaid Mackinaws in many color combinations, mili tary style, with large roll shaw! collar, all around belted and side pateh pockets; taped seams; size 10 to 18, Boys’ Blouses, $1.25 GPP striped Percale Blouses; fast colors. Collar attached and French cuffs; tapeless; sizes 6 to 15. (Third Floor—Nugents.) $3.85 85 choice, Saturday, $3.85. SPLENDID = assortment good-looking Shirts in all the members of the silk family. Made “ o \ * - in coat stvle. five hutton effect. “a SS and with French cuffs-—all sizes Remarkably Good Shirts 7% Both Tub Silks and Fiberz 2 Silks, Also Silk Mixtures & of to select from. Choice R285. New Stylish John B. Setsons price, RG.00. Ai ~A 4 aus B. NUGENT & BRO. D. G. CO., Washington Av., Broadway and St. Charles St, New Fall and Winter Hats, $2.85 New velour finish Soft Hats with folded satin bands. Several shades ‘They are here in great varicty; (Main Floor—-Nugents ) Boys’ Fancy Norfolk Suits,*10°° and‘12: 50 OOD, serviceable Suits of rough and smooth finished cassi- meres, also tweeds and cheviots in the new trench style; ull around belt with buckles, tilted side pockets. Good assort- ment of checks, stripes and mixtures, in all the wanted shades. Full eut and full lined knickers. Boys’ Fine Corduroy Suits, $10.00 HE best boy Suits in America, evgry one made of Lawrence Cord; also Crompton corduroy cravenette finish. Will not shrink or fade. Hand- somely tailored trench models, soft roll lapels, semi-slanted pockets; size Sizes 6 to 18 years, ys. — 4 Toysé Dolls “Na gente” showing the cola wonderful collection of Delle ever assem- bled: ere priced from 25c to $50.00 The Dell Hespital le now ready to take care of eic Delty. (Free coneultation.) er rn ee All Dolle soiled from being | on dieplay ey be aold tomorrow 2 a __.. %y Price Solid Oak RKeoll- Tepvp Desk and (hair Sets priced at 8.05 $16.95 $2.50 Mechanical Trains on Tracks; cars and ‘ compete large (rarca $I 95 $6.05 Hand Cars with heavy rub- ber tires, | $5.75 Velocipedes; fui! bs eel —_ $20 $5.05 Autemobiles, with bea rubber-tired wheels and starting crank... 1.00 Peel Tables; com- $1.59 piete with eves and balls. $1.25 Biackboards; on care! " O8¢ roller Heys’ Sidewalk Scooters $i. 25 (steel Whereis and Kiddie socmeen ka to $2.98 4 ptm Bed db 44awaeehs. ty 3 a RARBBRARALAARRAE LES LARS REST Ce > ie 7 8ED* SEP eR p ET * Oe FE SRS BE THES Sas » See Ue ae. Ce Owe es eww Se ‘. rey sep aaee ae a ome Sy ee aaindl 5 ER mrt os eer agit ie ih, nalts ane SA TOI OMOEA, “DOIN, pasha ee

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& a ne ni aa aaa yes ‘ *. =i ee - ~~ reoA ’ FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 14 1918 | POST-DISPATCH : —— —- ee _ a LL ——— me ~~ —_— — — - a —_—_ —_— : STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ies WILL OF WOMAN INVOLVING ST ics PAY FOR EDUC Miller’s Antiseotic Oil. Known as | Relieville Jachie Injured. ee “xi a catges ig Moa BAd (IN MARINE AND) The parrot is in the Shériff’s of. : Mrs. Rosa Smith of West Matin sig ply Ge eee hee fice at the Court. Hone. It hasn’t Bi jstrect: Belleville, has just received Ie was on the Dubuque, & torpede lalked since it was taken there $100,000 ESTATE IS SET ASIDE H ; bind A ta A a I i , | _— eo a be - w. R. Coyne, 2519 01 _-- L EG i td es r pf | MER’S HEAVY UNION Virx. Martha Hewitt, 91. Had Disin- ° 2 nt et . aied «uit against the . A MOT HER S$ A) ; herited 3 Sons and 4 Grandchit- = |) press Co. and the Nat dren Who Were Petitioners. — tt = Goethe tee has perhaps relieved more sufferers than Mother, whose hands rock the cradle, olten needs more SUITS, $1 50 The will of Mrs ee Hewitt. — > gee papi prin , any other know remedy in th ea: ° ° ~ _ a] ‘ears old, ho died three years "ted ‘ ted) GUCKS, hich hy length of nse Three Phaeton pba than ordinary food to help maintain the blood-quality and Capt. LaCroix and Lieut. Niles | MEN’S HEAVY SUITS ath, om bee eunany wee ; ee ee weereates to sive strength and to assure adequate nourishment to the jury in Circuit Judg | one ager or monev refundéd. and jee : : _ h it ° d ot St. Louis Among AND OVE petition of her three Sons, Jonn, ie etities tae tove entered child. It oe for ~ - va vy 1 sh * te aa 411 Dead. RCOATS, 9.75 Thomaa and Edward Hewitt, and ne iatigm in ee — The new total of a tris casualties e. ae, — . . =, ) a 4 Bi finement fF Missing 126 |} £ . " fay, | : , ’ : Um TH GR pair if you . ae . re >, ’ if 7 3 7 | titanate in 4 ae Alton; Henry J. Gain, 312 West ll-length Is Tar if ‘lush ‘Thirteenth street, Fast St. Louis. bs o ” % ¢ ¥ } a?) ce ‘ — my . oy ; . fur trimmed ( oats, high rol} cOllars and u ° a . ee SI hea 4 -* 06 FO 6 SSCS 8 PVRs (eOtee te ae , a a es ee >, . 7 ~~ * a. & AAA 4°,‘ ~ ported missing in action, Lieut. Biden WOMEN’S DRESSES New Wool Jersey and Serge resses ie ee S. Betts, 254 Twelfth street, Alton. and dressy satin, charmeuse and crepe ‘ | F , : de chine Frocks, in all the newest shades‘and styles; | 2 Missouri. snore with Georgette sleeves, Prices............0.5% a Bh Army-—Died from wounds, Corp. ! WAISTS —Sheer Georgettes, in flesh and colors, with beadin®. em- Claude Lee Frans, Frazier; Samuel broidery and hemstitching: handsome darker $5 00 : - . . ~_ ea “‘._ o . ) i , + "a woe — —— o Pe. sony Hinge, Dewitt, Wansas City; Paul Scott Silk Waists. See our Specia! Values at a te ey a : ‘ > our Special Values at. Kansas City: Charles FE. Painter, Men’s and Young Mien’s Suits and Overcoats Moy ¢ 4 4 H/ , 4 Hornersville: James (;owen, C‘aruth- Stylish models in newest Fall patterns and colors, : and : ersville. , ; and F Wounded severely, Sergt. Floyv AL | , nt aia tnsvunen- taltati no birpeaty y aes e Washington Av. 606 N. OADWAY TILL 7 P.M it Cetieweh Sinasbingkan- Mink Cited | & ) inade of plaid and striped tatletas, in combinations of rich Autumn © : " * © . ° iva. 17 oe > I lz : } a ros . ‘ . “3. : ° 4 . : . - Same Goods, Prices and Terms at Our East St. Louis Stor. 3253 Missouri Av. MI Rey i darurins Tale is =] ‘ : oy . shades, and Ol white tub SILKS Wil h eolor ed SUPIPes; Vers fashion a . ’ > ar , . . - > i z + ce, l¢ "A * ; 0 Bi ePCaA tl ; . is OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 10 P, M. ne es nse at : | able: a delrehtful change 5 Livingston; Joseph L. Smith, Hlarris- rT | av ~ a Geren rue CHabee, 9 i sanhehion : burg; Mdward Wiley, Davis Junction; tO “— it ~~ - em i Ss ~~ —o eo pe ~ ee ae tn io eS gr “Age Als hen Mien As Louis kK. Tipsword, Decatur: John |] a Lend the Wa Th Fi ht—B | B ds =~” Cross, Cora City; Melvine E. Spen- L " +m pt, _ , . ° — CN nt carne cater || Aaa . New Arrivals in ie RP ati is ans yd Rtockford: William JJ. Creistlinger, SPECIALS Forest Park: Charles F. Haves. ‘ 7a-a os Great Sale of DRESSES & "| i” Fine Georgettes Camisoles RAIN OF SUGAR BOWLS WRECKS tee . Of Wash Satin and Sikt Beautiful Silk and Serge Models INTERIOR OF RESTAURANT |} | aa | Never have — Georgette ‘Teeasites Go ee ae om ; : a . . OQ. Waists been more beautitul: | | , Reduced from $15, SI 7.00 & $20 Proprictor Tells Police Bombard-,, | v= . ak BS Ler |} and these are the utmost in soles of Wash satin ment Started When He Demand- + | 3 and erepe de chine of ¥ value--much better quality | aaa . | f : 7 Pe oe Rh PROT cu” BA fs &: LP accails,. Paeee is ae a ® peti é a a LD cick TE Bass pea Ms oe L 4 t eg o io i Fell suit now and ‘ a : manded Cash of Group . . | o- P . ’ / | ] : ‘ ] +) . Young Men, ° ae tient 2 og than will be obtainable later. interior of the restaurant of PY ee i. Embroidered, beaded | and lored styles: ribbor Lampropolas, 1907 % Frank!in ; straps and = sleeves avenue, was wrecked in a bombard and $19 to $50 lace trimmed and tal ce oe oF, C7 braided models: newest co! . . . “ ‘ # . ‘ : + F © 2 ye Very ~ ye lai Vi les ent of sugar bowls and other dishes ae lar and eutt ettects. Mas gathered from the lunch counter last light. Kkifteen voung men engaged in the offensive and retreated in or- der without a casualty, he told police. y { Tl "RD 1) . { y oa // ‘ P ’ / Lampropolas said the young me AD « j 4 setae . pe ( la J Ve alr €¢ had been in the habit of eating the place almost every night in ; . ~ body. On finishing their meal, he , suid, they would run out without j paving, telling him to “charge it.”’ Last night he applied new tactics, : Wher they entered he demanded the uring cash first. The barrage of dishes that ber of fresh shipments of Hats from New York, and followed caused him to take shelter — ee eee } ‘| it ie past few davs we have received a num Phenomenal clearance—275 finest Fall Frocks—must vase pa sarcetatoammtneepiin I Fees: cineaae let these will he placed on sale for the first time Saturday. e cleaned up in one day to make room for second } retired, Mirrors and windows in the Decided, new effects of silk and panne velvet: smart ‘ editions of Fall merchandise on way. Includ- ace were smashed, Lampropolas 7 on ~ la be Py ON | - | 7 ‘ure Iv tr ied: all popular colors. i >” a ing many recent best sellers—panel ef- ; Was uninjured ‘ PEM } 7 lg a ale ‘ > & CREDIT , fects, plaited skirts, tunic models, col- A ; Se dolar a week boys a Diamond. i.ofttle ~--- . -— -- - am a | . | The prices at which larless effects. Georgette vestee “ Bros. & Co.. /d fioor. 308 NS. Gen st ~Adv. s be found elsewhere. hand carved, or pla and collars. ¢> SHERIFF HOLDS PARROT UNDER oy) Clreat CO le CO Kare GE pies: testers clow The Colore—Nuvy ise, The Materials—serge,, \ WOMAL'S $210 ALIMONY CLAIM Two Great Groups of Girls’ Coats} [2% Copenhagen, black . | on" : syne Satins, taffetas, satin | greens, maize, white, ; whee deine hc tindeile Oe : ("ss pink, wistaria, plum. Cnarmeuse, etc. be eyene “, Be : praiie gm a 2! « « abmony, if HS Selzer esterday } i : ) ) e . , | 5 Mrs. Mary Weir, wi No Alte rations Vo Returns ‘eo | oe , spre li lAtc] On} (siris (oats at these two Prices, alia The SHOWMGe 1.6 ! W i | part) ularly : ‘ 4 ' * by lsat ‘ 1 : ‘ ‘ : ; ' Y ; rdered to Davy % , * ' FOO Youthful Trica Is Of Ve POoumr., CLA NV LOLs, broudelot} _ atiel Ppta tre las rr) Burgundy. reindeer, A | ‘ . ie appealed from a divorce decisio | 7 brown, green and navy bl sizes S to 16 . At the v, Fashion so escape i for divorce and his wife + Y : ,° ; . . oa ; ‘ ‘ 4 : 14 %: New Shop fled a crows-bill, Both were denied ) Girls’ and Juntors’ Dresses Gurls’ New C ringham Dresses We \\ “83s ; , 29 aa ’ ‘ Attractive «tvlee of sera » anlia ail Site ttie Gingham Fro. wr nad ret a ~ {eta in A | @hy, r . , , ~ 7 lee mn fihis ; Ff a’ mes , ‘ ; a ra. = 4 3 Girls’ Serge Skirts at &3.50 2 OF ; BROS & C0.

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_ ° SET SREP ERIE er ee —s | a ST.LOUIS POST- ‘OISPATCH FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, ‘¢ poo nenee — —_—_— : a : - — = : oe -- , 7 . - 74 _ is PAY oR EDUCATED DUCKS 2% 20. 1015 wre emg ware SPUNNTNET aL EEEEENA pRVENWylOMNeenssrannrceeese | “ ii td rr a A ieee waa kee oe aoe a CATARRH ported by the Americ: “an fe Ba Co. home, while Beaven ‘ isitin . he CEE Tne e . offered te iy fi } f price +} e on ; : W. R. Coyne, 2515 Oiive street. has | from St. Louis to Sterling, 111. | Marriage Licenses ae na ek ib &. SOGMain Gar Meee meas cue @ “ie sade See ane te be anotiae | th cloak ahs n she walked to a gro ery in To Help Make the heig! wrhood. The ducks are ‘ j led suit against the American Ex- | wild decoys. : wraipinerdle lle ewe a a Wicd an Eee ee oe mallards and he ns, ‘nue, fr whom be Bays he boug —- —— Stron Keen Quickly Faded by a Pleasant. Germ-K illing ress Co. an d the National! Express cated and tr: aine a by plaiy tiff.’ , edu- Births Recorded oO » ELLE WHITE ons ae {7 ; ail ose ‘ . a” eS eae : ’ . ‘ vf RTT | . Antiseptic. ; MISCELLANEOUS Red-Blooded > Co. , for $45 for the loss of nine “edu- ines -- — a a , , e am . Shed ducks,’ which he asserts were | Horlick's Malted Mik in Se nue, and Glenn Arrowsrit! by aurel ae ! RES mericans fs s Mz enue. emploved at the Mectr a ont, he ’ ee LE ae “killed, stolen or eaten,” on of about‘ —A IK, Very digestible. Burial ~ Permits Co, were urn ,d over te the police last nig! / : aod : SIGMUND DZIADULEWICZ OF 4473 i 4 { 20 Westmin pple ; ¥ ; >> “spameale "Ro: hue and FR i hard FR tiohrba = > Cates 3 ? oute |. t) Webster Gaoven ; ; ‘ AsOUT@CNaANCI@S a (_Aiil Oo 00 oe caren goog SFTEROLORDOREETHFEED FH 60 Seer PER EL DOE Er oBer ts: 8 — ae = oae* sauseceereseeteeera mee ; —- . MARRIAGE LICK NSES. ip . Herbert V. Blount gs oe : | FACE: POWDER Bonnie Lucille King AO. \ ' ; } oe J Te POliOwT SS, 90 McPherson FP wor ‘onstips , SAIN EUARMERAREEIEME | been posted for cre ween ne AE ee 4050 Me Chronie Constipation (x t] ° 2 Raymond F. Miller en emen 7 Co} sider the Amanda lL. Fistel SISA ciples Your Should Take ' | regulations y Food Administration i Jefferson Arthur Hood... ‘ATrABTOW TT, ‘ ; estaurant, Union Station. on three | Mz >t aves .. Riverton, | . akes the Com lexi tify] Occasions Yas either late in r rnin . argaret Hia Blackburn's M P =e Beau am the administration e § Albert C. Grosse aasate a ts ot , OS indi ated th an 3 SPiai ant Se, pe . 99 vera M. Kaapp ait ae ae OFT AND VELVETY. Money eubstitutes had ye eg ey in ne. “Wi () ‘on Sotir K. int | 3607 N. Grand : A back if not entirely pleased. lam Brandt 1824 South. Rah pom yl | ; re Pee Fe eppigg a nate a al a : ised insufficient a tity of _—- : fi P ” al 5 Cie Eb mse héiehdh:-P. Wael: «3 eatminster | Nadine iz pure and harmless. Adheres until is : | Marguerite E. Cort Vebster Groves, Mo washed off. Prevents sunburn and return Sanit fe ag ee - inmuaily . , ease ae aie. en you’ re read ‘for th 3 William B. Walker 594 Cot srilliant = s of discolorations. A million delighted users Saiurd and § nessa at aan . Sop | sania - aia ‘ : C Bisa H. R. Muelier e908 Core briillante prove its superior quality. Popular tints: a. an + ge ns, Mae an ty -Dis ° usual last night. pars ee Post-Dispatch Wants EE nil ieee: 0 GAT ae Pag 7 Mrs. ILudie M: Jackson Kdward Rudi Ruth Sheldon Harris William Martha = e ee a MRR (Ysear LL earing ‘704A Arman: Marton EF j ard "100 Al . aac eo = 7 : yoo a ed ee. : * ; % * y ; ~ Homer {‘,ossett a ee Josep mM I Ph iG. re bgs Gea “sh. iters, : ae «+f A? 45 het, Mrs, Kuth red@fickson .. O06 Warret p et Tix tte 3 2 ' “3 sar yit 7 *, j "es : HE ma ’ r 4 : 7 , : ; ah. He tes PR RS Begs ; : WOR: nia yer. iy : CIC ys ights a ie a Hf + 8323 Rite Mmil Lorain lows N. Sara} rt SEES SRR Hs SE , ae Marie ovan f. > ‘oleman , +) sak ; ; 2 : *: Lee Hagermat ..eeeee-Farmersburg. Ili | yOu BURIAL \ Minzies. 38, Marine Hospital; tuber- Bim “ a he, ee 3 ‘ - oC. r Re oy ain fae US.t0 otter you these 600 new Fali “uits at , | ! AND SLIM MEN! should be here ma Bertha Spalinger, “8, 4100 Pennsylvania, A | a almost rive away 2 : 1 ne . . the first tomorrow! AY dD “whe non la, a 2209. Hebe rt: pn imon! | & ~e : cil = ~a Vas pl 1¢ { Ol $ 7.50. ’ ; . , ue ray. ‘hp a a . 15 N. of pneu- i a ee LO a eal OOTP PONE AN rt ee te ay nates tee aa leita aad: 2 ae iain ail in the niftv stvles that both men and voung men appre- clate—and choice of blue, gray, brown and tan shades, in” the new novelty mix- tures! Men — if vou - ~ Lizzie Blackledge: monia, on : Ld : hi TT R rv) DS 7 Mi ion pict | +44. " pe Be. oe Arle: _ 1811 Oregon De, “00 ' { i : . avi ; oes t " shine ‘ oy he steele ! } » ePar’g 1) Vision pneur onin oe : 4 S. J. Ravne, 69, 4145 Maffitt: pneumoni: ee, | ’ , ochler, 11 gays, wae Nii Nair scler res en j | ; } : ie] r H.. wD iy ‘arr: earcinoma S er = ey to We v¥the, 60, oO) Goodfellow pneu “ae S en S i S j ri} nia : ; ae ee . A : : . Bo cceresin Se ee Ah if CONSISTS of three thines first, to rive Vou the best possible By | >. ate ’ S} ‘nando; at mn i oa . : i I” hy PS ga? ; ‘ ys .. 4 1x ‘ i + » 17 . ¥ ; ! ' ; ‘ ' . , \ é 7% i value for your moneys second—to sell you only reliable, standard merchandise. Third to offer ei ; si oo i jl : re Yo R { St Oe ‘ q> y ‘ KF > 7 kD ~~ . >’ ies fe se . ~ J (+ ; ‘ i is \ \ , . siaitie Uti ‘ sede let mye iTaitis “5. ' ‘ METHOD OF PAYING FOR i oe? ae as inde s ane |e ) \ goa im A — Worth $20 — — Worth $30 — — Worth $35 — CLOTHING, if will PAY af ont: a . ase | . handsomely to investigate OLR . Blandford, “i! O00 Highland: flu- a / . | \ r o ole as) ,' + , ° alne ine hire | . aoe 4 : / MmAaArkKADIe sele Ion oO] ‘" . ‘ ‘ . : he lt nusual values ina fine, pure Woo CREDIT Sy STEM. i . mt . a . a 4 . ‘ t 4 : Kine hand tailored garments In T he ‘ : . , 4 ( a ae aes Hick ~ “e] . I nifty garments that will es- wanted Fall stvles and patterns. Suits and Overcoats--practically I nO : j . ° i . PP as ions a ah i. , . ’ cae 1 an e " " , " Os rma ; bs pres lally please the voung men The Overeoats are extra long and all of the very new tf patterns ed ie Tha, RIO AI Soe STN SPIT” PES IF gS” Sate: Rb ye oy A we GRO s+ ee Te ee ia ae Oa oe | ' A td Sage ASSO Call BAA | 100A WEEK ff 2p" : : | ) - AT | $ ” AL a Ki ene 08, 4949 San Francis ay ee ‘ mi ' iy 3 Many of the Overcoats are have belted back and. storm collar. and eolors, as well as staple gat : Is “ ya” te \ , - ; \ | 4 | | / 2, Fil and $ 3 ‘ , ey | | ome OM Bb | . ‘| OVERCOATS | Cit N : 5 ; f Lee ee a ‘ , FUrDIUS Cs, ra ; P 4 e 4 , | | ds, "ey your Sult Av : on f ad ( j i ff , } ‘ —, ¢ ya | ee tA ay Ho ae |. OUNCEMENTS | § te/ {? i? rile 7 St irday ’ } rv common MEN’S SUITS ee es | ia | $20: Priced Saturday a SO | CS WOMEN’S SUITS DRESSES Fall Suit now and 7 omg warm ~~ ou! | Bas : Ming ob yas pay? | ‘oats will do itforfand natty styles rai Trades and J.abor nion has t tohate- ‘ued Py d $8 S it 2 , S gf? Suits Mments ihe Ss } . : Select one ‘ meetings until urther not ° f te ; . . eb | lated |i Boys’ Goo uItS oys 29er Bbbon | $19 to $50 $18 to $49| $11.00 to $30.00 | neoret ms 95 thet ake semen Sui 1 : at : uits—Worth $10 Bega BL gE at a ylipes | > . x ¥ EE saiiadh ssilin ity . a, § turda’ ne neo ne. th $ 95 —— ff : , tf | cine " : | jer hi a ee mougit toll A ce mn ar vst 40 4 oe. a os $8.00 Juvenile Suits | on oh Men’ aan Raincoats twee RK BERS Tf] Y) lbw ARD Springtueve: b j venu near Kk JOSEPH FE ‘HELL, STERN $6 Vanier Boys’ a Suits ) ‘ J math age! f the Telautograph Ca stopping b , - ; ur ana A i 4 at the Statler Hotel, was severely beaten by if “ 50 —h) | | Boys’ $9 Overcoats ra; alno pti ire 1 min ea! rieen . etriry PO . F : Siothe . mt , for Weue ‘ a Hi e ove r Race, a i rgd aes A f ‘ eo i oo « *\f i, uv ' 1 4 | * pret , Ht) i iit i ‘ he % ae I ’ - ; , ; ee i +a be SAL ! - $7 vanner oo’ oS to 18 " cranes - SOULS pat = i? COL0TS ; > sirabbel ay in alPsizes, 6to J -Saturds Men’s $18 Raincoats TWO MEN. WHO POSE a ‘AD: ‘ bbrics, sz Boys u ei- : Seiichi eal e _bilt” Suite : he niftee- ae FT , pie that | erns that bows Boys’ $7 Raincoats | . ty Rain-@, ‘1! The prices at which we are selling Diamonds represent values “that cannot Been Ee oe diate meelaat tat ta 0: gee ¥ are suar $4 ) a a 5 a a i be found elsewhere. The solid gold mountings are beautifully engraved Dita thav atteret te dali Wool Jeans m 0 “$92 2 3 aaiaia« tannhe 2 into onan wen 90 i Y | hand carved, or plain polished. The new white gold jewelry, in all tho Ls ! et () ats latest designs, closely resembling platinum, is very popwar. See our . AR Savan y Ti me 6Genuine 90 lex A Splendid stock. YOU can open a charge account with us. LOFTIS CH Sits Seven-Diamond eo a Month Cluster Rings \ particularly = = The Diamoods are ; , j “a ta ee sundy, reindeer, eens, “Sno levee single atone that : am would cost three or Lmenmeehitin Mantes hye the 3 ' : 44 four times as much. — ; tilled _ nlished e: ds ' a Ay ; : Slee’ and! Highe? iMejewsled mover o# Coctomer ani vag tit ace whve fe | See These Bargains in Our 14k ‘ Special r¢ Bit soup g65, $75. $100 and) Highgrade, Pull-jew ir ct eu : , & : : ham Dre SSES \ GOLD | 25. Terms: art ee Dee icsaid varee af , Siesov ered 1 a Windows—We Mark Every 95 wr and #3 per Week. : $1.50 a Month. — -« | Garment in Plain Figures Phone Central it} ' , \ , | OPEN G ;“ a or write for Catalog 905. . , yi EVENIN on or Main 97 and asanliesman will « and $5.00 The National Credit Jewelers Second Floor, Carleton Building, 4 BROS & CO, iss 308 N. Sixth Street, Hear Otwe, St. Louis ). We) , i be et tem A nt RGR et atic NAS: in nati paella tins tae

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FRIDAY. 10 __ ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ," FRIDAY BVENING, OUPOBER 11, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST- DISPATCH a c " gcrownn Ne 198 — NR eee ac i OL —— enn meee ee ae ees a — = fand shell designer for the W agner! Mra Ida Baro, is in a hospital in| The War Department today issued - 234 Twelfth street, Alton, was miss- * | Blectric Co He went to the firs’) France, because of a broken ankle, an official. correction of its previous | Peril It listed him as “returned to ; ip 2 “ i . ‘ fe P : . - . ‘ . Te f officers’ training camp at Fort Riles.| according to a letter received by his} report that Lieut. Elden S Betts of | y. A Or . iM land obtained a Lieutenant's commis-, mother. | ‘sion in July, 1917. * Sergt. Clarence F. Merry, a former | es OM IN ¥ OF LORRAINE KILLED William R. Semple of 2607 O@k-) .caent of Hast St. Louis, more re- QE Emmmmmway = Ny oll em oT . New Circular 3 gi Sv . “Sova Rohl BE | : . ‘at ‘ ‘> 7. le y | $ miy nate a : Ln aw if ace, Maplewood, a |] . a : ene ee. | cently living in Grand Rapids, Mich.., , , : : | : : | . , ) WH) A 1 Rah! in the Twelfth Engineers, was §& y 3 Veils | a B | ras 'yerely wounded, Aug 31, according | was killed in action recently, accord- lj t J. M. Niles Had Bee . to an off'cial telegram sent to his | ing to information received by his| : , as -_ = | =\ by be 79¢ eS basiructions From Cra tur. J. Mm. NES Mad been IM) nother, Mrs. W. H. Semple ‘aunt, Mrs. H. C. Fairbrother of 500) ™y a4 C : SS he . “poards Relative to A mother, Army 5 ears “an ee a A letter wyhngecee an officer, telling of | North Tenth street, East St. Louis. | ¥ ote as —— ; , Prettiest kind ry, A, 1) Years—Ca| t. G. + ro Poe Silk hexagon mesh wit: - for the af x ‘ From 49 to MH Inc hi "il iF BR Al- "te > c . . = — = —— wh a } " r r little A William Hie had been in France ne arly a year . chenille dotted borders. fur in bands: at ~ . . ~~ ; - > - . . . . . € La Croix Dies of Pne umonia. | te n. aie was recently reported se@-' and had been rec ommended for a *, hy ' Shiny | Special at 39e. We, 5 verely wounded, has been received) Lieutenant’s commission. | b000001 on POPAAVO0O00000001 ce, nee ; : m received yes Iirst Lieut@nant Julius M. Niles by his mother, Mrs. Rose Allen of rk BIG} aw telesT@ somes aan of 3633 Liermann avenue was kille1| 714 South Twenty-third street. His | | Cp) | : tbe Re er Behe in action Sept. 12 and is named in| name has not appeared in the offi-| | re? ig , | ul nis in S or OU s e cee Prev one ae pea Ria ae | ) leaths | ai that ali Class 1 today's officia) asualty list. He/ cial list of. vings® £ tates ’ Adams of 4104 Flad | aamane ' der o Sere > avenue o n was 22 years old and was a native; W. B. 12, and > % tered Sept. of Lorraine. where he was lately | has received a letter from his son, x s J Men’ s Silk Neckwear Men’ Ss nie oul Oe ed questionnaires—tl stationed with F Company, Sixth In-| W. B. Adams Jr. of the Twenty- wag PROTECTION against chilling of the body; often a : : ‘ide flowing ends; new and High-grade Ne cate ae iB s6 years ot, ee ‘ y. |Infantry, about whom a series of fore-runner of colds, pneumonia and rheumatism. . = rich colorings and patterns; ASc Shirts, with soft 2. Hable for service withi cormlicting and erroneous official re ye % alue laundere: cuffs, na adds that induction wil a letter in July to his sister, Famous over half a century for its su li ioe : “t | Cait ise Ss _ineluding a death - . perior qua ities. | f eS e ediately, and Vincent Tiefenbrun, who lives) ports was sent 0 ut | | , + most imm at the LLierma nn avenue address, ene aa T he ange: aa “se . ped se pa shaped to the figure and guaranteed | , qT) / § ) : S ~ Men’ s Blue Chambray V4 ork Shirts, — ae os poards must rye »dJ up a i files wrote that he expec Ww led, and wrote sep a ade i no Oo snrin : \% =a, & » that, if necessar Lieut. Niles wrote that he expected; wounded, an a | | /A\\ | —N for ‘Saturday only at oeeu eee 3c 8 tior.. * , ot er ave tne spits SOO ) ) ag : 4 ‘ = _ 7/A ‘ wth N % " may be sen soon to see his sister, Marie, “who| expected to leave the hospi aes Do not imagine that your eczema, Glastenbury Two Piece, Flat Knit Spring-Needle a \\ iy the ane my Peper one ivae 1 me re ; fast St. Louis: Wounded. is the one case that will fail to re-! & i. 3 M rea ik \ 3 9 ! ' = © "OF Die ae on oe oe wee i oe = 4 a e te in | Spond to Poslam’s healing influence Underwear is made in fifteen grades, several weights of 4 “3 Men’ wold Men Ss oo Ss Men’ s = & Pieetruct tions also have r , & “a? jective o Amer- enry J. Git Saat Pope ‘ivate In;° 0g : a - | = | | || We ° bs ; t oak aeeien rele ‘ | gre A Field Artillery oak ven of The more stubborn the affection, the | fine wools. worsted and merino. a | Ti NN “A Med | Sweaters | Sweaters Socks BE ceived ' that the 70 industr His father, Jules Niles, and an- | Henry F. Gain of 1221 State street, on fomerkable the immediate ef- | Adjustable drawer bands on all grades ; 4 eee || Ty ee ixe | Cotton, heavy | Wool mixed: Cotten Socks: : in the * b ndoeyg a Be a > other sister, Miss Florence Niles, also; wast St. Louis, is listed as severely fects of Poslam seem. ig Natural Gray Wool, winter weight A A seaeia sal tibbed; Union | weight; special, | ” oe Wipe spe-| the best value an the War inauatries sx “oe A fta ™ Drake Je ania ‘ To $ tray Wool. winter weight ; V\\' i , each. st Louls: Pair, ; . § ide for dr: art board . ies - —" ‘ » the 3 R , i e . ne Atter you know Poslam’s spl ndid Natural Ciray Wool, wi AN | ip 7 & gu ' . 7 work vou will look upon it as } : 7 ; ws §: ic army his career, having entered the | recently that he was wounded by ee MS a ; d ez 1; it as just so Natural Gray Wool, light DE coetubibueeghncéesacdiocan 94 . P ‘ ‘ ~~ — ‘ * — e a , “3 os lt ~ P 4 ~am . 4... ; ey ling to do this, they eh. bronchial pneumonia. He was 4) and Electric Co. | | Poslam Soap is a. daily Reams to FF Glastonbury Knitting Company, Glastonbury, Conn. g or , les _ ry ae, a 7 ; i Es , M —— . me , \ | arshal-Genera | sizes 5% tos.. —— 2 j ; Provos: : , — ‘ . ; Yh // 3 yas denied a report that al SF | “Adler’s” 2.! | eins Ose f, ‘ : s. With es e! roldery j . ~ oa a : included in the “prefere [pray 4 would be considere d | non a > ow * “ ~~ ew eA tn ae mn = Re . oer |" sii : ‘ ~~" a —" ~~“ am We _ “ ~~ % . —. — >. 700 Stylishly Trimmed Hats, H. CTC A ret he 50 () 7 : ette Collars Specially Selected for a Ye Ertra : Special, Silk Georgette Collars in square 3 or round styles. Scalloped and em- mm?) broidered. \S 35c to 49c Ribbons 4 : Wide Silk Ribbons in : /* pm is Plain or floral and WALT s “te ; ylaid Ribbons; spe- yy, | af / 7 5. S / . . ae With La Vogue style and La Voguesquality will sav. And, inecident- oe Se real, genuine goodness | F hee eat | ally, don’t forget that La Vogue Coats are to be had at Garland’s : + $25. ‘TUS OT Cloth of the Coats—the up-to- in : ti only, in St. Louis.- | 4 . “ + Ae bs date desirability of the H : Be ol Bos | ‘, o. stvles—the high quality on West ; : Te ieee of the fabrics. the tailor- e i Sate : 000 COATS —ahbout half were made to sell at $25 O00 to a. Ne} be | |) ae : S9.00. The-others are Coats of the higher-class, intended @ wal a ing, the finish, the mark of individuality of each | to retail at $39.90, $45.00, $0I.0U and up to $75.00. Instead Est tes: stvle— : mA hee fe of dividing them into a half dozen lots each, as they would > = | \ op Butea 4 5 () | oe be if bought in the regular way at regular prices, we’re .. Hy \ \¥e . * “ ~ a> *%-* Ne o a. m =" > 2 MART Sethe gat ee - ee 7 ' ae ee » * Pe ae: aa oly ah Se you ee ore lee ~~ er agitl eee, 2 4.4%, AD tae aa a a a og Pte Ae ed ~~ | eal * » eat eo ¢ ead “~w » Gains hy. ee =. to ie aa eS eed =F 4 Se St ge eee —. = = . = wr — Pa . of , Special sut the designer de- ,sae LoOIng to make two LrOUDpS of each, P Par signed and the manu- facturer manutactured » 3 f | | Misses’ and women's high-grade Winter Coats in a host of the latest and smart. ( ! est styles; both plain and trimmed models: made of fine warm cloaking materials, better than the ad writer Zz Up to $35.00 Coats Up to $39.50 Coats : 1 also rich black plush; all sizes. ean write. The next * é x | DR. Fur Scarfs Girls’ Dresses best thing for us to do, AS y $ Q5 $ 5() Ys | is, we believe, to ask .- | es 0s . P $6.98 and $9.98 || $5.98 and $8.50 Vou to See the Coats and pie $ j | ‘a >A ee ee te otther’. ene range of the latest styles; sizes 8 to 6 judge for yourself, go Par . | & : . and— | yy | ® | : @ Women’s $4 Brown Lace Boots, $2.95 95 —If, after seeing them | 9 AL 5 Seine - ed =z ~ ees “ nee | a 2S ~ ——— -_—- oe — a ae > _ P ofan ag ES SS a: z= Millio: = and looking the ‘er | , ? m | ‘Boys’ Brown |} Girls’ 1 Dull Calf and Kid En-| Women’s $4 tt wet nel geeia, Ee VORA cs Up to $49.50 Coats, Up to $75.00 Coats, | pain Shoes at $9. 79° glish Lace Shoes; sizes 9 ge Fall Shoes $2 95 — you think or feel that 2, $2.48: we have hinted at, or | Ty * \ : Hundreds of pairs of Boys’| sizes 8% to S | 2000 pairs of |: saia anything in exag- | ¥ fae | : 50 ' Brown Shoes at less than whole- | Women’s $4.00 ee ‘Se Reg ’ ' | babice‘aa Se | i a Boys’ Dull English La e and | ~ 10% Bye geration, then we'll owe : ay ) ie heath —— sale cost; lace ef- Eeteen Sieeke as i = a n hes oe: i> e( vou an apology — and | , | fect: easv fitting $2.45: ic an dull ¢a : nant ‘ttandi ee awa : ; | “1 9 3 4 IAT lasts: si; ‘e 91 sizes 9 $ 1 98 lace Shoes; kid | our standing reward : ht | ry ded : | ists; sizes 27/2 lO) +, 1314... ‘or cloth ) : , | : tops, : It ansv (see it above at left), | y , } | : t ALG ; Spee ‘al for Sat- ee Vici Kid Comfort | high or low ; i. t H will do the rest. i | a 2 | : ) ven ur day, Shoes; lace and button; flex-| heels; all sizes, men = = Pasay, } ry. ° ; e ‘ a) 7 . “6 } Ge er | They re all here, in one or the other of the four groups. nals, mixtures, velvet and corduroy. Colors include —_——_— —— = — _——— _ iceable and stylish. 3=Grain LET US SHOW YOU navy, brown, tan. Only ee y — 4 ‘ur rimn ling - : * . 4 . ’ 3 2 a few of a kind. | : 9.95 ie | ; eeeae : a A EE 3 , t : | Hudson Seal—Opossum—Nutria-—Ravcoon. Some have only collars of fur. is Cuticura Cadomene Tablets Beg ie peng others have fur cuffs—-and there are Coats without fur—we've provided for Promotes Absolutely Rest a the Herniatone Co... 2d floats ag ae A ct 0 Pine st. "Mours: 10-4, aturdag Hair Health Health, Enduranee, Strength Sundays, 10-17%, or write tor FREE - to Weak Men and Women. en ae ° Alidrogeiets: Osstment & & 59, Talces B Sold by All Druggists. 3 4409-11-13 Broadw Sample each free of "batices ? Rete a a For houregirisa, nurses ané | ef ADVERTISEMENT, | nome help, see Post-Dispatch Walm by

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ET TE ey > “ey ne er om ; . Cer eryye Pa, PL AR rg e eee owe Per ae arr , . ta PO al salts A PRIDAY. OCTOBER 11, 1918. oe She lost her pay envelope with week’s salary Friday and had it returned Monday through a “found” ad in this newspaper. “V4. oe 3 & ae ——— + — RTO a em em em == DD WOMEN, GIRLS -_ i | * : “a entauie . e x 4 : | unc + » “ , C — ad ‘ / * a 7 . ”" , . ‘ = ve jreeg sakes ard or-fight”. rules. But | was'elected as the third member of | 1) E A | H MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES SIT TIONS— ~. o¢ Vy . ‘is Ls: @> c ’ > # , ° ., = , _ ee ee = i dee eee eee Re —— CO en a I I ; ai 4 satay ‘ dad. j e yeti i as) ae: WO , the Advisory Board, W hich will help 4} “re LOFTIS BROS & *'O.. lowes? orices and easy L.Al NDREAS—Sit_.: colered, by dav or take « 4 sidered, including those classed as “ig —— i EIR I ciedin eavena an Simian tel buadion bate; re@erenten” Geteiia, Meowele as "LOLS Sy wor, _ ; the District Board in passing on in- a.ches, jewelry idlers. C Boa } ae. (th Mc WAN. ath ot je ort. Fivwwecrt Sea = e ’ 7 | dustrial ind agricuitural claims. He a. on ‘ece : an. 2. ; ae. ae ; 4 Many of the war board . } “ ; © } lustrial an ] AZ! i | ] i 4 ; ie | Fog Su ’ a A . ' ai Pe Fe ee PRRCULA LORS reoair al! makes rue SAT ESI, Air} “.f by + ung lade a years 5 | is) J ake or ’ peor 5S ave fin- IS the industrial! member. The ' an Mary Kj nn is oe Bo!) . , a -" e Nini ethatpPy pinnate ino ao on handies that "** PurIn oft alsa rerair mi«d as aa ics ay or clerk have had oe. zt ‘shed classifying. the men to whom P. Crunden and A ster of y and Clara ‘Kirehme: As we have no information bureau, it is tm pus. aluminum ware. 915 N. Rroadway ee) 6 tation oe § i 4 4 . i j cee ‘ ‘ost. ‘ | others are Frank aes a mat | questionnaires were sent medic ‘ dear aunt of J. n et sible to answer uerics |b . : = at eo ce ea ~ tm = sh Ns —_ wejelanets i CFecently, | J. Davis. | mer, after a brief illness, at. the ; EPG . Mixa telephone STORAGE ANO MOVING Si BNU-SECRETARY 7 years’ experience he. ; * vears atte « m -_ ; ore sltenographrnrt bookk-eping and correspen . . : tt. ‘he i — Boys’ Rah! r. ‘ sj " 7 . oa rice of ral { Y) amily ‘ : one end : : diaisaal ; Ean passing on industria] Claims by ) ieorvini oe mga HEALTH HIN Gs, may be maile. ar Rie. bie CRAWFORD 'S mo an. $170 load aii Rex A284 PP . ‘ ¢ ; Le : ' oa. £ es ae those’ registrants Belleville Boy Hil at Camp. cite deter iN on ebee ae py : entra Plane Ben 10 : : ~ Mpystructions From Crowder to); . nts. Some of the! Mrs. Isabelle McDonald of Wes sass Saich . A. B.—The Journal of the Ameri- ™@led before Noy. 1 SIG OT rENOGRAPHER—&it C $i) 4 ar ee an Sledicail Asso lalion recon Tr) WORRIED ee A UG ARANTEEL : »>oUl sitorag- trufhierihbe a ural boards are calling for ‘i rere et ing men for Physical Main street, Belleville, was called t KNEVEL employes , moving. pa : urniture im ex change ‘riting award: pleasing personalits | K ei: crear (14 | af ary : : x Relative to All Men | examination. NEVEL- On F Prettiest kind of Ha 3 Boards ) . . .s » . . ‘ for : ‘Th , mf a sor the little Amerieaat g From 19 to 30 Inclusi, e. All communications from the War with pneumotita of he son, Archie * rl, and j ; “e | ‘ ; . Specia:t rn Sih. pepir () ‘ve Te "ha AR ree BUr in bands: ; ~ ’ ‘ Ps : ‘ ‘Don: le lef ) C% r 'e . brother-i aw, le, snould be nhulied, orought, ees wee - Urn rs “* landed pa tide; elrmar 38h wir wy Si a, at We, Department emphasize the necessity McDonald. H left for ap SNS ‘> Years 9 months and 3 days fine powder, mix wi oe SLE \ S 3 7 or tae | ir DVANCE MO\ in private branch: 3 years’ exeeri~ C : weeks ax Fucwera!l from familv fesidence °® 4 Can ADVANCE OVIN $4.0) fer : ene ; an a 7. i ry ‘of completing, in about three ks aro | eral f mily resi e, 2404 Sout! na as mt -Dispatet 3 , nis ‘ sit ‘ ' OUnaAayY, et. » at 2 work et ‘ Sas ad 9 P i : Pee EEE hones : > ry 4 . "+ we iP B® « ha ze Bidz ona ntract; large a =) rucks ve 7 - At BI RA — yesterday by | months, work Which the draft ; ts . o New St Marcus’ Cemetery. ceased rie , ‘6 wt ae Rue, as | “anders Fields” are ‘os or 1 aran Phone Grand 41571: i 7% . -” ; ’ r} ; $ r ; *. ’ : ’ . y) oF , a . . i sua . . . a4 e ( : q Appes é ‘Bo boards took an a ve; Millstadt Man Dies at 79, . . SENnOIA VAMP : an OSCInasy Senewien rr 2,4ny battle fields j ‘lander ' ov the hour: storage, moving. pac oO ; — rv ei District Appeals Draft Board | ; ™ us took more than a year to do, Toh Klot 79 vears old : lied ein \ r Bottlers’ Union, Local N. irs. follow with a cathartie Py £dande ~_ The .e ov contract; furniture in exchange. or} bs ORAS ——e a Coe vite Provost Marshul-General Crow- | following the 1917 registration a ee oe eee ee eee Set AO. Tor sion of Flanders Field | Marcus. Delmar 1290R (ele i " " ; Mi ; : ; ~ I i}] if reste ‘ f The ‘ . Te . 2 ina. iim i —_ "* —— _ _ =~ .¢ x ‘ ‘ ; ¥ dee + his home in Milistadt vyeste rday. Mhe bi come authors. can he (Jerman parents, SIDE STURAGE ANI MOVING CO \ COM 4 oure | as coms: private - ; V if . Henry H. Hlo rings "if " : ‘rw EL 4 ine on fiven ; ; , ' . Sa INS ° ef der siates that all C lass 1 men who of the Aine ric tee ! ne “ president funeral will be Saturday to Kiver- aS witiee ; a. uénanae tek Or C. v children in 1 or ? OZ. do gs e . bite “3 _s ig@anA meri: an e¢iti- ; 19905 Sidney st Fireproof warehouse Vieror : : we ‘S , ‘ ed 4 4 Mm S ; 'Ooc . ‘ » . 2 ; : : py , - , . . MOV ed ius , . : : nic LET i } r) : . 7 vied ° ae » . v4 “i tered Sept. 12, and who have ist Q.. 3 esterday green Cemetery. band of Hanna Lwuenebrink (nee Feldmay n) kin seed is dependent on a resi peer W nh ail an American « itizen'’s @ 7. Sidnev 22 o Se (eas OMAN o “|flsnts and privileges . make a specialty of long-distance hu: | 7 : | im cit Py load or hovour. Joh - . a li Sh et} . ires—— Te | and dear father of Grace and so o r rrinciple, -poresin, as SUpPPOoOse | gee irts +; ved _naboe ai ataremae ain ese 19 to Elizabeth Luenebrink (nee Jones), and maaee ocke ‘but thiw tens net hook aetinis . WORRIED WIFE (Cou ty) Kee | me ’ ~ — pece ears old, inclusive—must be © 666 93 er of Mrs, George W. Roscoe, Mrs. Charles} | ly proved. It mae be: rr mite=| officer of Juvenile’ Cog rene | | Louraain. 1418 Cass av. 118) WOMAN -Of 40, refined intelligent, wishes ft ‘os ice ithi | S ay: a e ro iilrnatl ee Luenebrink) and dear brothe SB tage Umay be added that ST nu teheh ivenile Court (Clayton CHEAPEST price on your storage movi: position of trust. expetienced cashier and or x grailable for sery 1¢ ie within 90 days. | nN - 2) m ) id , le, in his thirty-elgehth a “ r f ws f , pumpkin hi ’ } _ ty ourthouge Om in Matter of the neg - racking by fob furnit ire — enehanalt ot tive i*S8'isatan’ Rox \ ae, P*oat Tria. eE G? eerteves ° me 4 adds that induction will begin al- | For building up Ww a lk nervy ‘unerai Satur lay, ( et > at 2 7 m.. iT “es ag enild, he Wiil explain all inion Moving Co... 2219 Grevois. Sidney \ Wit 6 yearr experience with immediately, and that the | © ! AN, le] VOUS, riun-dow a people, doctors Dre- my Tor sha * YSOD Eads avenue Dercen rLé i buUiit n@d X~Hauste hy ot je Sesire to know DSW e ae ie14 astws wing ee het will be open after the was a member of Pentonian Aid Association yj | Seeds viel about 3 c MRS. T oT te I Zz; Oo. _ I } ol an a, most seribe iro ; bas - RASHES $25.000 bonded warehouse: oe tract With & faapeasiine Beuse special *) ards must speed up the classifica- n. It is the greatest blood purifier and strengthener >and Missouri Lodge N A. F. ar ent of fixed oil. A whole tapeworm |Catholic nriecee. ; ; eae: ten Cc ; . ae | Tap en ee lests are ailowed to | taken in exchange for moving. Bormonr- on - % inds for national or foral 'and the District Board yesterday oie Lak 4 pumpkin seeds for the expulsion of ‘e f Camp Custer by the serious lilness toehrn) ‘ nes yr a tapeworm. F’ul!l stre oth . , . ‘ Ey Te _ we — : » nee adv stenographer ~jdneyv. : 1PAT ii of aroid . tt / ec . (> [diet : ~ salen one to rye emp ved. , “y 3 : s -% : ! news of in- M vie ¢ : . 1€e [ianoe : ? ATOM lresires Oee. J ‘ pumpkin seed, recommended nye * owing home work oRhone ifter & ; lDcimear 465: goed werk: rem @ornalé o * * wapriG ip tal } ¥ trne that none bi rate iron rooms: motor service: furniture” °* as able to handie saleamen, write ‘CeSSE AS ‘\ é ( ‘ : per cent of alcohol. and any of them contain from 10 to 25 vear, at Fort Riley, Kan.; beloved son of single animal, but 48 a colony com-| B. GODNNOFF —PRee! i hip. best ‘service. consign sour ‘pends sou = rs Socks ceived that the 70 industries named Casper Martensmever and Louise Martens posed of many individuals, all be-! ng leet sens . jrand-Laciede ave, Lindell S158” Dele in the “preference list” of priorities, alcoho ce »y*4 ° M : “fh +] ’ i oa 4 : . , ' ‘por rire ' rhe as 1 ee ‘ | bunterac ts the ether ney QO} the ron. on ever (ane Linnenbringer). a longing to the same species, but dif Pideey have Only Ist papers are sub- | Grand-Laclede avs. Lindeil 21M, Det- H E | }? W A N T E ED eceaser ‘as f ? ne eretor ; ’ ‘a Cc ‘ . . . . . . ’ ed;| Cotton Soeksg:; Mi ogy “0 Deir ‘. oF ana *y M ee fering in structure and function. The /their draft unless they withdraw % fold - . OES, _ ded, A. an lelr ist papers and waive all in- | ‘ . > i . * ; FA. Mace , . ™ . —_ Spr- ' the bye st value War Industries Board, 1s a uve otice of rol 4 ry’ res) le ad head is At , > P > , ~ : ‘ . & »? ‘ i Villic rr / ‘ fon "; ‘ de a>) y ~ . dad | : fowever, that rule need not be rig- iS ph . aon the presence of aleohol. It 18 . I Tere V - cll M Cadden tapeworm It occupies the eavit jan War Department Washing- (c®% ders Diecount te per line en > ’ ’ ‘ ’ ; e . ae ‘ diate ss fas ' , , 2} iy »o¢ i - , - |} ton ) > wiai , ; - ———— — ——— - —_ . : : followed. | medicinal iron mineral deposit of its kind know : thirty-sixth year. coe Sees Ce ee ek Woe a ne @f deck cae ee ae or more insertions } ™ . no . § eee > 1 . — a 4 a . P . . ; ? ad g . y k wn to “¥ eg “ a pure, natural ee geese Le mn Ae at a . pia +} Icrs. 1003 North Grand avenue, until “riday | | > - to 7 { comprising . : ec mpany and bra ne of a © a c 1h. 21H. a ’ Employers who desire to make in- | maker. Pe ee PU | vening | m., When they will 1 | 1000 Wane (8. YOu Wase tn, alee anaes ar aoe OE ST tM MEN, BOYS ial claims for workmen should); In additi f vr : ; as | ody Pany commande | rill als 27 were. @ rial claims m hould | n addition to three forms of natural iron Acid Tron Mineral contains mag mphi . via. I. Cc. R, RR. Interment Sg greece + qeante * a Salen b 7 Dave ta ne ee ds ag ves pot ig also WALL PAPER CLEANING ETC ASSISTAN BOOK KEE! ER. Young man. in : ss , “D> ‘ Te - ? v yrs mi Sure sign oO , oP SE an r oO Os. ~~ ~ . - neurence offf ee, Cail 616 Security Bidg. is y Ss t Le ‘ae’ , 4g e . Ay =~ +> . } 1 ‘ failing to do this, they hould m uke tor pre eri lyse 8 for indigestion, dyspepsia, constipat on and many. ailments Tenn papers please copy, =| ations \ hvsician Saves Male nurse. ane ‘ 741 Watton Deimar 1980. Forest T°OST | written statement to the District arising froma disordered ‘stom: ‘] : iss Sea — "a ~_ ' fern granat and croton oil! ..3 » One Mu: ‘a.graduate nurse aT Re ——— - —_— - ach. Asa general tonic it comes closest to the MeDANIEL Entered , ‘‘ holding a nurse’e ‘rtificate for ° PeMOoMs PAPE RED ‘ Ok.. on Thursday, = or Thre ava in he se ar training in — mhny the business is necessary and | gans to normal. a ONane nee mOeseen. at oN tage : ope ae spital. She must be . . . : ime } . why the man 1s essential to if. Re SuUTeC \ Ou vot Aeid Iron Mineral: * 1 f , ; at or . . : i‘. rast ap . , | ; ah) S58 Or it by lame, look for the Due notice of funeral CC) xtr ng ce or td nis “4 , My pistered nurge in the hea\s trucks: steady emplorment and ger: a ; pre whe In Which she was graduates ‘orking conditions Box A-L4, Powt-Dte.+5: a repe at al S ai ; a pas denied ar sabres oo range not} nomical iron product. At all reliable druggists or the Ferrodi Chemi included In sf 1é preference list Corp. Roanoke Va. Wolff-W j]a: D pri “aS ‘ re { I omaine 1emical ., Ne ae ; as aatins a ;, 2 ' — f ’ tape worm re medvy. nirse are mot ‘> rigid: Ther Siewady DPoeilion: UnLON Waker. ati! ~~ , ’ ison rug Co., distributors. ADV. eee ga” wees - => sgt gia required ta be a nt St 7 -_ 4 ——— ————— = oe a oeiennninsetinipin, are, @. 1 rwir Mr: 1%, MPS ‘ . ‘ie cs . = ' : —= — - ; gree ae eed Ts a ee ' : ‘. ei a Was wraduated ar actice /ines, oilet Articlea, 35 M edicai, Sath) Delmar bt TT, H.R. «¢ =! oo te ako Repo: 9 Chief of Po- talk with a ee ote fic. Discount Ic per line on $ oF ~ upper tenant who shakes down! : pic Si an +. ; a as = — 5 auatamsesd tae PCeARR YE wi alur a\ . ’ Rvuarantee ? incl) No. 2G eM ¥ my: MISCELLANEOUS ATTORNEYS AT LAW California s obtained from the onlv natural-2 s, Tenn.. after a illness, in Instructions for Empioyers. ' iron product, free from the drug of the chemist ‘Station for shipment 40 80 in the questionnaires. However, | nesium, potassium, sodium and caleium medicinal] ” rtic hie] ’ papa ee 2h Wash 1 ' taneworm is dischar f it : : ’ , rope 1CS ’ P r «f ‘ . ’ ( ee Be cago, as nzton. ) ape ) j s os ‘ Ze © Its ; Lie ~ 7. Sod A . . : — as m i ' 7 prop which your doc- | New York City. Chica ishington | ir MISS NELL—To be Red Cross DECORATING, paperiag. painting. Rrownlev, AL TOMOBILE MECHANICS y} } ; s . - - - : ; iva ° , > “ey ; ‘ . . ‘ iT ' +4 at Tulsa re ‘ ’ » ‘ .g ') f, ‘ . oard, setting forth fully the reagons ideal, making rich, pure blood an:£ I t 1S. FE oe ed. 508 ‘ape- re vrs ; . 4190 linde}! aT il dé a7 i I . ! rae . é I calis | hy , ‘ a) ’ - . — | os t} he “—— limits o es and 46 (oMCORTIE MECHANIC rer repairing’ Provost Marshal-General Crowder | A-I-M trade mark, it 18 your guarantee yn trated Hel 3 t | i "hPa ge ; ‘. fF gorge , concentrated, cfficient, eco an) ) i tae nm Wedne nese are ie prenminar AIS) ; practiced ae : 3 > 1 ec : AVL ae — Mae ta © wie ac ie p.m. Patri hich fare necessary than thelfor co aco phe qualifications PROFESSION A L | ALJ OMOMNILE THIMMBR--Geod alroead™ ts { y} be cor . ~~ . _——___—__- —————— ld — LAW POINTS. —— nurse in the state in hy aod aie, luc line, minimum 2 RAKE -To help out Friday night. App! lice and to liealth Denartment! the) quarters Rallway x h - Rid more inaertions BAKER Leta Fe pees dav work 4.00 Alice « -* Oia “a, oe. |! a re >i ~. ee t —_ — . “ i per of \ isitation satin . NO - P . rt’ vi. PAITHEI ~~ Prove that ve > cp — ie aa : we = = al somes nme ; . eae eae ee SUB FOR YEARS«—Windsor Ho- CENTRAL LAW Pureau, 808 Chestnut; legal PANEER Friday and Saturday; good guar- MEIER— tWentered into rest at Camp Mer- the weeds, in accordance wit -ite)l fire New Y k \ ” aa: nat , ~ > eaen oy any anitee 45), lLliemp a rit ‘ ' Wiweed Wi ieler .) and that the lid not eed citv's|4h 13 » svew ork, Mar. 17, 1899; matters, collections, experienced attorneys: -_ | : : st e' . Mi: aw ara oh ee . (ve ~ € alié lel li¢ { i . n et ba. , 45 lives lo ia (cS) j ht L\RiheR Steg I : S17 guaranteed: can make sweetheart of Mabe! K amp and : ong roth r. cutting mY ; £5 Int) Market #f, ) f Mics Mabel K: ; CONSTANT Costs depend upon Sour cs — sone wae tacles and see faithfuliv attended to: advice free. 1923 EA BOYs One now in draft. Maryland He. North Tenth street, to St. John’s Cemeter amount for which you intend to fn- Sewnein on “a peeened Sep. lo, ad- _Pheatnur et. ‘ (et4y tel, oth Rhnd Fine te7) Motor. Funeral pri : ic) corporate: minimum will be around/ ~~’ ©°"eU to &. . $7h Ruling vou mention is intend- a Selling agency, or bill col- . a CO POLE LOL a PE AP DPB OP LP c Eetered int rest Pridav, it hier ti | wn... Ss epeptecenpteneneniennmnetoneneatia PILLS. sy ihn © hy helove, ed for ISStes ie ol SOmMme conse- | Ue ing. would rive yvounge lady out- ; 3 7 i beh rw Rath Te} tae 4 Do caggt they quence Writs committee: bet-|Side employment. Or she might dis- PRIVATE DANCING: 4415 Washington Dl: BILLWORKERS And an ry ‘ ' i . oe ; guaranteed in 6 lessons. Mrs. Miler. For- till, wait until after full sub-[{tribute advertising. est 4ni¥ (c$ men: good pay. SHAP. ‘4 f = i — : Opes mate nELI., HOYS—White. Majestic Hotel. 1° : DANCING r por : a" s Vhite. Majestic Hote), 3*h ne mS —- ' ee y Wayn: S t ‘rty loan, A. B. C.—-To make hair untfer: Qt ee erg ee eee ge —-s i a 1) ares sears *? month ' i ar } n LEARN to dance all dances correctly and yy F r Co ~* ne Oe dave Coe ’ pee a | ; ‘ot having emploved et se tablespoon ammonia in Bm kly at a i oy instructors. tbs oy LEIGH HARDWARE CO., @) ti ation neral — t\dence , Rpt ag, vaSin of water wice ; nonth as essons any hour, ¢lasses every evening. ns Pp ! pn iat * * spine a mt Carme esl: tg Te ae any time | shan poo You weit? > Reet d cig jal? Olive st. Phone Lindel! 435s (oni Fourth and Washington. (c8) ‘ ’ is , ‘ ‘ WPuetiy pied ° ™ . n ‘ OmMmmMission or had anv . e 6 ‘4 di neec to use ee ee oe -_- wee -_--_ a ene > anes >_> ee ? 4 (c) tails ant hi; niemesk Giese | ee CAVE Dancing Academy, Olive and 29th; RLACKSMITH HELPER 2616 Choutean. (eB) arter S t e ' ee ndi an t ral re spe - Ps ANSW Da te arege ae ‘etsons every afternoon except Suadayse — nemees — . o— ~~ -- bmn eel > ; Jn Wednesday morning, Oct 9, cannot be held liable therefor. If, she tN AUN may @ive 7 rrivate or in ciass. Call or vhone Romonat) “LACKSMI! ii ” SRLPER cumietaoae ~ ° 2: " . 19 ec. linen shower in niece's home. Show- : - ee ee wee oe —— Pat ee SORE IRE SS TUN i RESET + EAM « te) field | re ¢ o.. bia | Locust ee -- ae e e 918, ; " home, 718 North Fourteenth ey the 2 having ome to an un- : ; Pe setepeeapdienitanes Liver Pills street. Bi St. Louls, Mrs. Nancy . derstanding, you mean B is reeceiv-| ©? refreshments: Salads and wafers, DANCING—Every Sunilay afternoon ROOK KEERPER—And stenographer: exper- paRead és ars and months lille ink some compensation from (, then coffee and doughnuts or coffee « ake, every evening except Mondays lesaunes lencet: give phone and salary expected ’ - , e™ ‘ . +... ¢ , , _* . ; . of Engiand. eircumstances could vou iTult Salad and sweet wafers every Tuesday and Friday evening: tadmis- Box b-os2. Post-Dispatch, ante! : Fiet (including war tax), gentiemen 40c LhOOnRKERPER... Young man: must have ex- . 7 eee et > wrmare , t —_ y eae AE ered ee Hi Peat & nie td le. a > cannot serve 2 Tel rz 18 . will set ou right ie “0 y I ) A in Es . oh Louis, a - l “ : | 71 x§ m i : of i i ierram of AU rN, ladies Ne, No extra charge for lancing, in- perience in handjing wholesale and retail he Gecease ! ive ner husband, : ters fame Lransact on ‘ I actual money gol 4 checkreom privileges, best or- : Ps 7? Po. structions or ledger, steady work and advancement ApD- gz vou thereof anid = paper currency is Ith CIT- | chestra and latest music: finest ballroom ply in own handwriting, giving experience, - | ‘ . . i; i over night. } ty , ‘ ters, Mi oe 8. s ' Ln : he Q Ss aiso receiving compensa- | Cui inh at present than at any time floor and ace regeins a ape ¥ You might live in Mis- ‘° imme > ey Sh for every man, wo- |; === nr a + - Strong: to drive wagon NWSw82 Delmar _ 4 Wine ? ~] , lk. rai? a ‘ ‘ , i ‘ pif ‘ tif " , P . . . : — hints — a n Nugent. | hf. Kreitner, | gouri and marry here. but if you showed 8 thb.esenne Le ee DETECTIVES MOYS- 418 N. 7th at; aged 16 M4 ° ‘ mes ‘ . YuRrene, ‘ I ‘ TOLIOW . 4 te 13 Pa eS — ‘ Siio € j * 1? Ccife ; ee goak on : ~ oe ee — Small Pill, Small Dose, Small Price gre: rrandchild ; Joe Chesney, George F Aina ate ‘ i tone were | culation— $700.000,000 more than d ; E F ER’ : , ch uae ! , —s Septy ee eres ©) = 7 am _ 9 . ‘ r) \ } Tr oO ) or ; ‘ "y¥ . i a ne agin i vw t e re e if . m "rCO P r ’ om P iE E ‘ QM 4 ‘ : “Oy h ‘“) ” \ my ie | i \ | : x the filinois court al ex? { . al d $) ied, 0 OOF miro? e than vestigating: reasonable: office and ree). I e oy oy hile. l to to run on trains, hy ee Fs 3 tanh 1] aT Le. : m., from the family resi- might set aside the divorce, whien | #, Month ago—making an Sveraese e dence, 4424A Easton av. Forest 15%¢W. (36) = 7 = fice bes,” Mak Cala M J my ' i ! t e : - : . ; Pom Ft .> c " , » 2 a4" > oo . a. »? -~- PRTTURE MACHINES Wee f : fe? 4 Ha! ’ .T > y : rr) nterr r) | _ ar i‘@ ter iil elas . P *¥ . >| nrevireat reen ‘ " } , , bh an antir ‘ : =, i} ~- elc., =| er Re. ‘I Fee , HORTENSI ‘lore han r lle ra wers. Pe tne eS aon eo + _ ; rvo helpers, for furnace work. Siar HEOLO ae . S A*,TMEOTIIVE ] rO i : ‘faba tra. eater, th and MarKet , . “4 : > ~ ¥? nn” en aa ‘nt ' oe ! ‘ : . af bleating t's ‘41 Forest Park bl ico) aK INK ‘ ' : , » . : Par - : ‘ } ‘ . a a er ~OST AND FOUND . -_————— a « j ; . [Ss 7 " . A >oe &..3 ‘ ‘rink. beloved hus- Wuluth | rth é ite DD ‘a ~~ age reicinniaia , ee me HEILMONT saves - A spar ‘ue start ' Colored; “00d pay. & eImeimMas, 11% S aigt aks oe Pe atest ~. . t F pint J ae ? ? sHebed ‘ . tt — = ' : ’ ton, ’ f , 4s ¥ ee Pa rEARCE ’ as neo ae [? [- | ) Q () NX A [ sometbing study i ing for ptetures and te _ - = © GR, PR po spine Pye / it we wr Seb ag a ; : ‘ , ; na 4 , sistas th stage: singing, dancing, chorus af morvs or work in warercom, 14 te 17 »! . ARS ma! le elmont Schoo a r} if, vears old: bring permit. St. Leula Shevel " ch) hare ote La rs Vanoevi ’ wh bag af Mr l? aa os nee = 4 : . ‘ t om : ‘ ~ , } i i. ; Ny ' , » baat ‘ ‘ Cs — , BN afte . 4 ‘ " i 7 to 40%) Lhgunean ay. ~ months and 190 davs Inin Porsonat and speria : | od, Tuesdi e , : — Ts wid aga Mi ' ‘ 21 ne St. Lauis ice k A p> [ j \ }- AY amin av an © _c ‘ . ~ C i : ee, ** . ooo! = a, ~ i} As ‘ ° * F : = i 7 o a> mate the latest and smart = — @) . x é ae ‘HECK--Lost, No, 38964 Lety ! . N . O } N “ N hoy Or young man, to astist as ateck and arm Cloaking materials, | } i! : 1 meRT ; , we italia. nrered int ‘ 1 ines , ,? f ns as0i ific , 1 t 1 vd \V N T I: I) ore? clerk rut errands The St. |_@via ; | i> Oo i k Bu dearly be- os at. an / Darles FF : or rati ets reward A - News (e Try: lis Locust at, eee d i ¥ a hh a . , Ru . ae 3 anh . ' r : bie ove hus vid | a r Th ite Or] ) ADOPTION hes : ¥ : : ail hh aia . . _s} roy Htright. about 14 ,ears old, Anpty Dresses ‘ Wh S Md ibs a shierntel ' Aaah t . af Rew Laura ,0) r: 7 ~ ; . ; nmi f . 1 . Re ste »¢y* de> » ‘ 5) ‘ : , ‘i Souda agate first tAree lines or /@aa . ee {cans bngraving Co., oi4 wae : s oe i : ! ou : : ; ; > . ’ I 2 labe Mia’ oo r ' lea af tas (drs o 1 S ache} Al. 7s eae r WH! . ‘ ’ | ‘ “e “ “wee 20. add:riional j nea lOe each. Dis- 28 | ‘ r P , e J . ‘Ihe 7 .S: gag tb dip 2 basa .% N ATM). |; lear brothey; ‘illian ° ‘Omme 2. Veal Wie Manecnuest: on # "cacy ar Nitewent’s count Ic per line on $3 or mere in- hays diver 16 vears. to feed printing press: nN . a Hy) it} a See + Pebegge $i e wh ages 7’ Vears . day reward Forest. HOC sertiona. nust be experlenced Security Mf«. (Co,. | | : nes), in his fit FaeaeAe Tons th dieses. §4098 Fiar, PERSONA* PPL LPL LLLP EPL ILLI S th and © Fallon, 2d floor (es) ; CES ¥- Ss vi! second ° a OkKETR ke ee in avant ae 6 ; : me rade serps . in a vast ; ae f ae ¥ en M EN. BOYS v | trunk making; good Cre aes! = ee i poeas b, emai ay a een ahi, ro omnes netie 25 Se. ( if y ~eh. a iT 8 ¢ ole ‘ ” . ee Sere ee we ee ee er Oe a ee . bye ae ae Beall ey dilen, + | Sty les: S1ZeS S to 16 x . fre atdenc ae to Pall fort cine ‘ermeteé 4 k wil remittance muat accompany rail orders. ' . > anwon RO10 PRA Na ; BB PBB PDL PBB BOL LLL el ell eg asl Lm Wak He t .f ' Herkert-Meisel Trunk rergusly i! ire Ab Corendi n-l — aie : ue Sy ue ones CHAUFFEER iti a Th » t : . . a he a 2 : INIT = np. a eee iene rood reference ave t 1} 242R ; o f errands xood pay and $4 $ @ 9 & | mee | ana t OL N lL) } | SIROUR oe an Ee ole vel avy. CHALFPELR “meena vt e f advancement Apply at aeprnecemmmmmnen acme. J | elerences: do Herf & Frerichs Chem. G . *s Ruthehin-eCemetery. Private ied Oe ROOK KEEPER--Sit.. : nera! fle loth and Chestnut, e) ers ty see oh f work: 5 ve RK NX | but tf oO ine ‘Ree Sa ler heloved if OMINO kh & ' fomanr oF BOOK KEEPER-cAs} . Sit hs oun vanted in own handwriting Rox 7 W ixher ‘ny irive Mia hiner’ Cerp.. 142 Olive. airs of | he, ‘dl : RATCHFORD~— FEincrered inté rest on Th ' ———— . ‘ , wt 1 dav. Oct 10, 191 eo aie - - @ ie bh "efi © Ld be Od bf Pin Os j nore ‘ hn om .e '- _ ft 7 ‘ aan ‘ an al wh as |: OL R | II LIBER | y LOAN posse Rete, 4a made . — mia awe sien ms : cvs " } cliored. toe de heusework and care for =| if) Millions of Housewives \ lpmecargioe & Goneg: ious a athining £99, Thurs SP yenreckderienge: prefer Re N lai F. a } nt ‘ ZA Med ce f ietta. M; ew married cans l’oswt-Disnpateh tes) al & “sara | ; | not in drafe ‘ eaceh” tmerianed f wa $4.00 MLS. a 1 '. Michael | | | ar ide he Weill New rleat aay : a * . ‘ar liberal reward. aceential buciness . P Pr | ») ' npiumbding shop state references and ° . it left n & iO, of ul adr: belo Paue rth Ma ) Fn Manano RR: lazzo PERSONAL, re emeyer, for vy a ; te edness rnoor. ; ) ’ meflin low! =the : as : 3 r sd 1 Th ‘) ii] *% - (} ‘ va \ i ik ’ Mariano . rt Tiis ) "Ty CTC W | ge j ms ree 7, ear 2 tor } } 7 ! IT! ( } rhe and ¢ouection account ime er ' j 1? ; , ‘ olore| for worn in dining reem : *y f : Lie} rs l Andrews Mrs. te AY istey ' loseph ; sirans rtant bye ‘ Psbatel y te soldier in . ews pa ‘ashier work beast f references v7 ; : i working conditions tall for Mr. opt “6 H ‘lt {| lazarus ) “ey mi ba Soe vie : pom aa ‘.. 2, | M, Post-Dispatel ' ‘erson. head waiter, Warwick Hotel, 24th LOST . a | (ira ‘} tf Es f oniain ¢ tien - tC RR EIT} ; ' iri ~~ ee nos ~~ . ’ . — aT . #4 - tAi |} ° i ie - frie , ' dvancen.ent walaryv sw r ,a) bs “Tt? at y Post-Dispatch Lost} nce: re es. HU. J. Buff, 2928 De BO ‘o jearn office work. C ‘t Dept RROUWN SHOR C 4 if heme Dianat - on — os enerwetl for offeo werk: ] 4 ° : lait j rie) , Oe Le | if) ‘ {hie ie J trie *! va ar iy ’ Sn " P am ? : , . ° ’ > ro é ' ‘ : "OA hae sire ' ir ing etnperience ner r : a 1¢ ’ viel i ‘ eyes leay } 1 : a > eal peal dood O% VI COUPON BOOKS “murs BTR rns . Prrcory © , i . ——" Tn} " — 4 cood pa . Bi ut an } hun A... Jarnea ee , » lete Ss ms Risa ; - - roe ad beard clephone Forest 8332. er - 7 , : rs ™ 4. It answers their every require- Rice cethes os OG cay Conese ettcehe | ere ict ee arcus Comets y Me FOUND — fs. 36980, | ING Lact, svtiaire digiand “at ip lat. DILARTSSEAS “kacerisnoes. domes Wark a veal naples ment. Has the delicious flavor— | a Eee 5 aii 3 eae be ae a 96037 aab86, ie 88 dom OF Tae, ores Sn: See cae Es Sit, by good. Rona. capable: BOY WANTED ROI A ey a oe . > a hintet: Aiately = ( ed gives mostenergy value per pound i Octob Foie ale 1s. t Great vkes. 1! learls, batons inter of Mrs. John Miller GRE Rallwas “Fx! are LIBERTY RI nm, Satiar Hotei. Tuesday. Oct. & at | gl Te ag ie Tt the elements for growth that MG. Daly and Edward J. Ficsgibbgns, dear tram NH Rindskopts Tuncral pariors sci Al LE LICENSE Lost. Tuesd : nanee_ : en | —. To learn hardware business. . : ; iPamily residence, No. 3528 Columbia | 2e!mar, boulevard. to Bellefontaine Cem Pree or eee neem | Wun nee aS ae nae. valued as keepaake. ¥ 0inae per week: college « r ‘ert Apnly SHAPLEIGH HARD. all children need—it saves 20 cents MU avenue.” Due notice of Funer, ag: Res gE Al SS SRR “tkeutione aba r 9fetura 16, leeh| reward: telephone Seeeer Bit | and vavroll exnerignen ie , # : ‘te “he Ww af 1s ~~ ¢ ; “ ni ‘ | ; . ‘ 7 a ) ’ _ “2 ' = te he \« . ra r aot Meloy ah); ‘ ¢ . ‘ . re . ‘4 ° : . . . tay i jars p “< zie Vanderhoof (ner biting}, and vei | HOS: | ] BUSINESS CARDS iain . 7 xcs south of Made HM ACKER. n ¢ r , — . i | ‘ 3 t. : : ee and Wea 0 INGER .. ; ’ Pe . . < J . s . ; i marr . : ; treiehtheuwse T tel) ; , Ain Tes And sUrigere . : I rT "<Q 4 : . ‘a j iine wiiwita th © au , ys } ' » bh 4 ne . . a% 4 ’ , ’ . , et oL . oe a} ul ‘ : , , ya i Iie per iar 6 60ONn i7éa = «6OF uw J _ Aute ond \ - itr: -eet wes ie ent ae) : tC F.. Fal J ) _. Punet n re ce. Ls t. on’ oa ; cg more ineertions to ‘14 ) . ' a t ; ' ‘ | , ‘% + 7” . . , sp — Cure Rupture $ , CARPET CLEANING--UPHOLST'G AR REPAIRERS—Coal car call for | ne ' “= Best White Made From Nuts ‘tw . | co ; jh be om PF. : sliders an L ca As —_ oie Hours: 10-4; saturdays, 4-6: . and Milk. MH On Thursday morni NEY oN cinco Py se oe ae ‘pholster L. f =< Dy ; have | ree SONtial WOrkK. d mY 4 ° ‘12, or write for FREE book.t = Oleomargarine. ; yu KES SIRE ‘Mey ft. Kennard ife of The POST-DISPATCH Situations (a oe me ee cmant 20. Comtral 6aea. : oom en J om a 148 » Pp AN CAR & FOUNDRY co. : erent? - - _— ae Mmuel G. Kennedy ahs Si Wanted ads are consulted by St + : te pet Cleaning Con, ¢ =~ ———r ms nani ’ = oN a ' ‘* : = . Se a cor as : Ss od hae al , = = a = - = —2- he 7 ae oH ape oS ~ vite - — " ‘ Lotsa « mplovers Im seeking employ- . vi ay od ” : . hi: War renovated lke +f , 38s) Finney: — rh —_ , on 77 ss ' ; I: oot i ‘ herokee sireecw el a fecgirls, nurses and othet | Be ee <= = ; Maryland place nant. look the wants ongay. Ail Se Sarees Se a ; = = ———_-- -¥ ern meni, Gont overiooi 4 see Post-Dispatch Want® oo =—=—== — ” ti » a ee ee * pe aon ta tipi salty gs ? . S iu «A ‘+ [T tS SHOW YoU legacy 2, + et 5 ees Sp ahs pear bs bs

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Se rene ten ener nearest rea a eae i aS al When you ¥ AIL to get ANS WERS ie a Want Ad in this news teeter AR th a ae , FRIDAY, ios ; wea ‘Alli Kitlicant Saati Paper, there is something wrong. ! TELL US: = OCT. 11. ig HELP WANTED— MEN. ‘BOYS - HELP WANTED _1 _MEN, BOYS | HELP WANTED—MEN. . BOYS. | HELP WA WANTED—MEN. BOYS | HELP _WANTED—WOMEN. @ 8) i PEA AO Pain ; Risidiaateieiaiibie OPP PPL LPP A Pe tn PPLDP + SON A ORI Oe ee P CHAUFFEUR ~Pecking 3 FRIDA GIRLS | /HELP WANTED—WOMEN, GIRLS HELP WANTED—WOMEN. GIRLS MISCELLANEOUS ft i “OCTOUER 1 R Ss ar e oO vVagon: , ry A ia reliable and steady. pouse: oust be L, ABORERS.- —Steady work, MEN W eon wisi ase " chaaned aie Ri Larrigne one Wagon: in Dr NING Si pligaiatataaes oe en cee eee “a. tenet) NATIONAL LEAD CO. Man. hostlers. 16th and ~“abiner maker eer ’ een a é } ic) Hosp ital. GIRLS. “Apply | St. pahets | or handy » Delm: ar ie IRL ct a a °O1S Harris av. Organ st. iS) | “ S | 2 a Dn .. : vt. C-} work, in familv of 3 = : ore relect in WwW il : +f ont. WOODWOR KING “MACHINE HANDS Ap- | DINING rl ae SO. . : —-~ - as | ‘ing. @ sell ont Bs : = Bae me 7 i 326 Sin s! eT) ington: coloreq Colored. 4956 Wash- | Hoi ‘SEGIRL—In apartment. Cabdany — war cose ao re gto + sage werk. Tou right prices. Howe &- -*, Por nai : gat , ‘"¢ - - ——e = . “ = . . ‘ J Gg. 127 - ~ , fe ‘cB s Tr. . " ee - = . has his own tools, to set up Chester and Sublette. (c8) — — ‘ WEI DER DINING Roow MAID: | 4) Von Versen : grrr ages ar FRESSES—Apply at once. S08 NOt PAINT OIL—A prectingh= vehis ning eens A ‘hair _ oH abd S Main. teas ou= a LWwWit gry the v: call, i 7 ta a pm a ° k ~ - ~ i wo: ana com bina- ik 1” SEGIRIE No washinz presto arn «| * Ast yo DL J ‘ lof painting lately . oe é' ‘ } Ta n rac Orv. a! } pia - a sf ve en’ Ex ne ren i on revels “ ork ron wh for 5 7 amas ». One « # hwash er Cabanne Hlo S144 Miinois _Sidn e% OGL W downstairs (« . a experien hafidine GOL. i>—bench and sau cezer fieiuers; cag right ma Central Employment Dept ‘abanne. Post. Disnatc) °° (eS) d ae rad ive seen esdannaeeme ; - write for sample and ea art: ~ . Ke rit d AIT VSSES—Two, experienced. Marathou and better t} $ : 4 FROWN SOT 17th Lucas DISH W ASHER y “Er , = HOUSHEGIR: —FOUNK sirl to assist omar "Reat urs 118t Ol ~n : Oil Mf “Cc DD inseed ott” to 38 daily piecework: Government BRO (tn and Lucas f Vhite. Young, 518 N house and care of children Cahanv 27RS.) STA rant. Ltt Olive st . = MIS o., Lec atur. Ip ‘ “eres be f: open shov: no s'rikes «: St. ° z _hou and e% “ tet . s { TEAVER- — “work rood Wawten > suis Malleabie Casting . * , : ee ) a aciede ee , a a in roa: IWaAYy. a a } HOUSEGIRI For general housework 243 OW Alt — King Bee Restaurant, 821 Mar- PATCHING MAC HINES_# ASHER Woma: | : A i. o (G) Ket Pee NMI eR Sin - ©D@€ motor, 2. “rand and Flor — 7 meeee- Rov sratt " = one $7 per ‘week; refer- WAITRE Ss } ‘x per rienced. Shenandoah phase a ere ‘jean iam ihan: Vg king boxes Giueck oD : i FOR bh l. ADY —E XpPerien: ed on skirts oDpor- eh e 2 “ope a tegrata Forest 413M . ™ Restaurant : O47 S. Grand sa Aen , ne —- ~ ( LER K—Loading clerk or uth 3 Sims ton, ma ork. “sp e4t™ $18 to $25 pe: week. steady HOUSEGIRb-~For - light housework iit WAITRESSExperienced. single preferred. PIPE—For saic “Quick, } : . . FFICE BOY— Avuvlv Misso iri Can Co., 2100 ble) Se Ponca lter Garment. ¢ We: oa. at oe } freight handler; one with soe No Du 3 neh) ma : ROOM ¢ —_— ("ss y ; ti; *y : ’ rant, E xperic rn ed Nand ; ii! 3 . ) Rell Apartment , ' gece bay. room and board: 9 hours 1819 standard biack pipe, = er iie, { oe eo , » : tami? } fie Or ic . € ' } ired feet - -) a i. ’ , : - , ey r ' “> - i rk i> tf “a cancel en . —_ — : ‘ y . = v R N] t U RE I NISHE R ne oe : . vm ee a eal ree. WW AL TRESSES and Mfs ? d \s llieV Rs | “ounter work, in lunchroom: ? k. 'S hours a day. Booth shipping room experience : : us “ " ue. «cay ang r gh t “ ork ws N kt rr vad ay FRR ITECTOGRAPH ; ‘ ‘ Sst hay, | L Some experience \ Oe Sk “ / “> for Renner: ii 3 ‘ Xx rjenee d, . Apply St. ‘ - preferred; good wages. (0 : “ 2 AS . , ny 4 . ; > e a; #14 in the cout i. a Rr : 2 : ; ‘7 LP? et ' » . Z ‘ ‘H e£CK a : , an ; ode ey scale Toads ce , : a> - pay h . : ert sgh pital. 5335 Delmar : O.. Poure) & LITTON FURN > Meme ape WA ty ESSES Experienced arn day or; ———_—-. ; _ . Fae A eee Mi Bu : T Gir ae aries we T SERGI Jew! Urphans — a night work; apply 5 p. m. or 10:30 a “ss er ooo a o: ladies’ oe oO mettre extra ’ . ACKER d r. Uecker, : ; A\Periencs 3 rr pee or " . Ow er Grow . Room 208 I'nioer } St matic on. {cry és a Pair avard, 10 a y we ‘he | 'l*t> ‘LIL p ' ; | SR : : ‘ ecinners: -sew, F. | _ : orn ‘e: 4" b. ott i M BIA ] R ANSE ER ( ()., Sup : st ¢ Holtg erewe & Co., 1707 Cress ay, 24 flecr. | HOU SiMGIRI, XD I toa “ Blab ' ; ly Ww AITRESS Ni ght. at once 4 cotner ith. rr ih ‘ he : PACKERS—White, married Nn, experi enced | Color i. to tele cant 4) i ences, for genera hag work ‘ sms ee } Broadway and Spruce. Ask iI im ts AiInNnzs s&s ) : , a id toilet prepa- } - ‘V $ ‘s for Mr. Dahl. 3 ° : | from to6a. ———_ ——— : COCOA ' Hote! AO f " * in.: come rea: iv to work: $9 Der week. 192"; TIME “LOCK For Sale, stol, 550 Reelin ay ~, Of three: no washine. 5216 Verna N. Spring work. Apply | GIRI S16 years or clock vrand-new must be ) ‘ ir ¢ . Bonnie 184 @ HOUSFGIRILL-Whit = hag tt 4 oe aa ‘AT’ SSS—E loyes’ lunch room: nice 1610 Locust oo arerreie nnn . ) Le ee ee york: no jwashi a. aes “s){ ho pay. Appl once, West WINC HESTE -R shotgun snelia , . gue 9 Ut - CA MAK . (eT : ,uInen s oe 'GIRIS as wre ray ‘ Kingery ‘ lnoy re | rn Uni ‘legraph ‘o.. "2 Commercia! c per Ox: emokeless MWe; = NI IRO wy’ A - ies ' t if! 404 OF) art) PA DET; "pay e - =e n ed, for bakins my re at- He ISG - reneral n »susework I } c ic) 150,000 on band. 2802 Olive, * iirtiettienicliiinnanite ie 9 ° y ° ay na onmentete% £ooT w (es 211 S. 4a . et Bon in. tsp amils attrae- ms iA as ~ COAL ae NER : inc se rv HRLHColo red. for di. 7 Soention eon €251 Rerlin iT) WOMAN White to clean and assist ihn bak- 5 ’ "er we Y ‘ + \ ‘ ° ‘Vv Sliwar tea #T Kil ; ¢; ve ' AT] eve as adie ened 4 cee . Wanted. very COM pet: t COal ! ler. P| Phe |: j ie hKRS —Anid helne ‘Ss. \ } tii A Appi v at onee . . dead tir ne Me ntlon sk Dane he es Are ang ing ¢ . r We . Der lence Box A. 147 : t’ oat I? : “hr i H » 4 OTK ( COL LECTOR. ¥ ery Room DOS, Union Station fe) , ' aa LA . > 5 — — * ‘ rT? ‘ t ~ h | ' re : or genera be Wo AN ixp rien ed. cook for restaurs4 it. . %* ‘ ‘ ° si ev, LU as SiS8i ‘ ih ) 4 . } . hae ahr’ iat se . . ¥ ’ . . . Rn? 4h 4 POR SK Regal Shoe a ae N. 6th aie he aeree earn :. dial patme Work: no cooking: salar $40 a month and indel 0 — my: eon . Hi ih F Urni ure ssf ‘ ad . TR A SI OR TAT ION . ' ; T> r ’ *T> TY yAuTrr ’ GIRLS “Vera ! i . ‘ . ‘ es , dete > - & : aa ' (nn? reat . Waterman wil . mr Shieh ;% om ——— E A . VW mi.e tol (o.oTred e ( i ) 4 Z 4 N\ *» exit oh ins hn ot ’ . ‘ ate i ‘ ‘ r ‘4 . - SS Se - Te ° men's Suits. = : : y nd + i Nis L & OOK Th; rd oe nastrs ' av’ hake \niet ‘tie ise, 409 N. €th xt. (oR) \] I LY KI ARTME I G. 000 M ia 7) OUSKRGIR] is neriameedl for general WOMAN—Elderiv to et ay with coupie em- ladies’ dre S8es: v dd » da‘ w ork. Apply 5 pm ; 3 ; “~ArLY 2a? . a - . ‘atlas é ‘ | GIR!,~To silver Bonair Hotel Ta: ; cena? Riygeg sappy ~ ER and nar. Dlove 200d home: call! evenings 3650 suit: need to ship . _. ny Say aiden geo a pepe Bry 8 ‘work, Apply WOMAN CAPABLE, COLORED. TO MAN. en. ae =e o8t-Dispate, . gs and St Louis ra. [OO Wages . eriin. } mae a _ aeeniee 0 ; ; : - Le Sad " c ! ‘ ° 4 (cs) . 2 a. “ ee + CUTTER experienced ‘eat, Si eu er vICe PORTER—Work in drug rood pa 1236 Praricin DEL IVERY Be j Store; references and chane: on . o%e broadway, owt. iine of moods at pri. . _ > of (oT) é ‘ ‘Re OF COLORED GIRLS SORT. = . . 2 ws learn vhetogravhy Dav phil an ~ : - aia = ; (‘entre Droe. with and Market ‘ieecovueur . AG SENC! ES AND ; ‘ P “or } ‘ irs ana dai ning room wi roen: . ys “TR I. ut af te ; , ne -piting = _ ‘ ; tory % N 16th CASH paid for newspapers * ‘ . , a ‘ — cs) 1p? cal “at Ue ¢ Fives "Shy trays. "107 * fay es | TRADE SCHOOLS ani Tt 6, West Pine: Forest 476. , at = ; cae WOMEN—Tvw White. to cle ‘an and scrub mn Senter Phone ‘Boment 3 21 .. a an Ne vs be — | DE: LIN ERY “MAN fo drive Ford truck on IT DMC % ¢ dntete ap guitamhalatete et. foc: £. a . m _ “Rg | wr a ; bicol 38k saiciaaa tte ‘usework : ices ilapleig Hardware Co., 4th and | CASH for ' en, $5 6 aus velco be honest at : e LABORERS —— And quarrymen: : | Pasion, \ ~S Training School: practica! auto a INKS Parrisi Laun irs rd Olive laundry: ferences. _ “ . SSECOn, F0Ol wats atte? : . . —— mooie experience: men and ; a—eployment. Box F-1: steady employment, good TEE r saloon; §1: ; (,00G paAte mm newapape re. 7 = : shinete mn (c6) zines Q mvunagry reTerences | intie \ len! , . ree Mig is women, ‘ Man, State eaperience aqaqress circulars ° ee . Shear ov? . . : pr rs rane — mero WRT I~ : — 7 acded ‘- ror ' vette ‘rend * ic WOME: Wh fo. fo kiteher i d ve ret. ble wae s. Singer ) Lafavette rend j } r 1 an - ab ————¢-—_ ; iki . winter rates SYA W ashingzto i ‘Ins (“4 124 Washineton ' sa . : 77 : s ' ouse ‘ vi alse dishw ashers. Apply 5-20 D. MARKE valu 1a “paid for old leais, pay more if . 8663 8. I Vrite iS HOUSEGIRi.—White; general housey + v1 JO a. m.. Room “08. Union | Station. | siiverivare. watches, diamonds . sled ot “ 2 i 7 - thee : ; Hh - . Cy good wages, arwick Hot loth a [Lo- Sancs; if in new draft pre pare before ca! GIRL— (‘om net © ont. “fer caakian 3 zeneral | n care f two chil ire n in schoo! 35 MERCHANDIS BE. TRAIN FOR ORDFR | WE buy ai! kinds of D pers rsonal p rT oe ns DEP ARTMENT MANAGDR To do buy- I} ] (c6) CUSt sts 6} lian aireraftsmen deferred class. Writs. housework - 1] f ies & ‘ashing of K inesburvy f BR rest 2062 (eSe WORKERS. APPLY ,_ 710. SHAPLEIGK rotlable papers. gold. Silver, and . RNIS SHED HUUS SES ie ing. correspon: = dpa eg managing: pref- 070" Bd PORTER —Colorea ee ‘xper,.| Motor Aviation School, 105 S. Wella St., Cie) jnoniy Gran 1 ts T" ertxt se os aaa AOU = = ~ a - rate aC HARDWARE CoO., 4TH AND eran Gallant, _1416 Market _ Central . ” S ) Pe , os “oOo + wry ( b ’ a ; mae r ti; Salary expected. Long-Johnson Prin: ences required veges ih and | _ are i ol ling ey X, 622 N. 24 | ’ co) - “Po st-Dispatch Bide (ny __HOUSEHOLD GOODS WA ? te pea vehabd a =e . Jackson, Tenn 1 f ‘ vilbs SOT, gh aS® solicitors to GIR LS For paper box work no experience , HOT Sk GARI if girl or woman for gen- — - ' - ftps : ete ‘ +7 is a@ F000 executive position Yor & £006 | SS uoeo . ewes Aa es Prank- | * } PEE aay te las ie ee alae necessary wages. Jj. ¢ Bulis Mt Te ou and cooking: na w; ashing > “sf enon . ide — - _man, Box a 9]. Post Dispat h icv) 1.1 oe sceeagal P ge ERS Steady work {il}- lin ay. (ec) | ATi ge : i _ Wa Le’a ; mgs Co 119 z c Wai er! Jd. : 2ULS "7 = ogy I ka ol ale GE82. Bb AR y “AR ner np E Wed. es Must Se : .> ahs . jehan urn! ‘oO aga MOET : . { *y 18 Tre; , a ai ’ can be 7 ee } ch ’ )e] ely abdat oth, DISHWASHER Single. experienced man.! hash trache ©°. Page av. and Wa- PRESSER-—-Colored; good pay; steady work. Pf ne . Title Guaranty | GIRLS oe —— , cohen yy onev's It, unehro mm. AIS. tn ust (er) ba , Srey = : (ey call at ones tit Kaston (eo) | BS Bes a . a J 4s nder 1 : ; . ‘ STS Good, aliround n er bes DISH W si ~- iu Sie . Wages, eecurity Printin; ne : ditions provi Ved. Apply. at Oper- BEDS Wtd.— Dressers, Chatrs, “kere “tet > # Ties Wad ot MACHIN IS [—Stead vo! necessary indus. I RESSE leks ae ee Lit Oo tone pressfeeder PART NE RK Ww t Money in lOgs; experi 2 ; in AGIRIE, Kor venera! Noss yee : arors Training School, or at need lot of Rvods - » : a : Poet. IDRA TSM eN Me hani. al Sraftamne = ee try. Apply or at in) Ss! be \\ orks, $225 \ Lit! party wishes to hear from : rin : — . a a on note ' : » i} vest som . sith wits 80 ' ars, some ilv o Ur. oO wasning: good wages. f158 , T78E Ps ? Easton, y = ree me for one tracer wou ME consider Internationa! MAC ‘HINISTS = ae “i i. Jloh Apply Britt will inve t me money, ia nes “ - Tower Ger ve Par ’ I a. ‘ ar ~ ¥ ’ T ny _Y TY L ‘ t. Forest 519 . ' t orrespon: le nee ‘ h Studen! Inter, ‘ew oy A Day r Matrices Ser : ne ‘ t} and Walnt { . ’-r sing Ios ‘ity where YOU Can see > : ome ger ’ g : 0 . rr wve a “ DAL S in, Ot avartme? Ss Cc) SOT | HW USTERN BEL from 1 0 clock BY FE. Christo : Be : "ou 2" ‘ : her \ iouble your mone, every six - oti . HOUSEQGIRI x ‘ienre for genera! , rus - ; rc P : t?é oe SK , } der cta ; le ‘ ; ' , i wh . . " ) “ en , hehe ’ r ry) ’ tat © } eee 5 i Ss. ; . a ; saosin ‘’ — re: _ g > > ae" The! mont . chap bed Le} > My WANTED DRIVER : oa A‘ ‘MINIS. Bins fi At aX ‘ rel "Misertor SALESMEN WANTE =D ; ‘l—For clerical work in office one mar, fi c Forest JC02 (eG) CARPETS TE nia” et of . - ‘ ve ~_ ti “it Sover write Man, { rive 4 IT) ar ad, first -¢ nachinis? Niro los _ . } Py Ae With experience ag order clerl: preferre d. HOSE wie, : fettled f veneral haiaece. >a ; an, ee TS c ty ais welll — 7h ' Men « , temas “work 4004 \A alriue Me . 9 Wakes er rer ae awe : v; , + 4 , ] } n eign Mise, uri ee Tr c'n 2100 N yo st. (ch) : P. : gartec ~ ‘ “pte “tan 7 —" in wet, UNG RL lo work in offic e $7 week. eeagne 4729 Easton. a | -- tne" — 0 , ’ Poe ; ere a a ae : rete , g (a eo ee eee ‘andy | se... S100 N. ee k in smal} rivate ‘ mi "6 res ya , , e ; ds , don Sell before see) DRIVER —For « holesale ice cream delivery, | @XPerience, Ren »St-Disnatch wlest me | yon A SMA WN. ith car. 1 high-class candy Ginte—To leare tha mii a Sons rQn@ it i hone . sox J -4. Post-Dispatch. fem) be. ‘ ’ ' ’ rood ralary Stead) ob for reliable rnan ! M ACH] NISTS die and tool as essary . + ales ve : , y side : “ee OUNG GIRL Pr Banner Creamery Co!” 2000 Warne (c) make, isent P mie. DRU in, isT—Reg “ar, food Day, The Sunday \ age _ work ius Ree Cand, o.. 427 N. tem _——_ - 7“, ° PAD BPE fect how “4 ma * oe. ®. SC 4 a eS yee ll:linery trade ag elmar 794 3 9 = “a. . , ' Tyter 2885, ¢ ree: 10. ilinery trad ; Wages Delma aR. 4919 ne ssh, , Ositio able | FEATHER REDS Wid AAT. 108 10 3 > avimon S; ' ' : Paid while learning; ive ou feo) Mg sy ee ale t6 highest prices f oid 1 “ ; saat ihc ain | Oke a , 4 & : ae ae ra ' with 774 Penent ogy pe ‘ : Operate typewriter commence: give ace ef or o and new =e Te ere ee f - \ ) , ) 5 | h _ ~ lis y » \ ‘ hinge or ‘ . 7 ‘ . £ t rT . > 9 ~ : a eee ~ ploy i. } 3 are = oe : ae gene = l us. Stein-Poulson, 12099 Vashi 1g ’ He Tt” SE MAID. Wh ite, séitied woman. unin- Phone number Hox F.* Post-Dis« ies) | delivery machine will call immed 4 - ATK . . ‘or 2 *u Bistere, to Panage arug ident Pee rt ee ee » vw mn” Ope r “Geet ity poled age ac : GIRL—-About i5 to do minor work ; ‘red who thor experienced a Mie. Co 1202 04 06 diate ro #8 . Ree aaiv: | £000 Do : R. tr , ranite City it, : "\t Dune] perator appiv 1} al Mer ndi egg Sain * a sr gy tory: carry lun: Les M dern in le 7 rvice an: week re all You NG LADY—As stenographer and general nf O} live i) 4-06 High ieee mt: om: ‘oO hip Sowth: gute ,; » (en ' tine e e hil nae ; a | erch sa } ndeve r So ee Pk th amma oe : - ee _ , ' shade f " =] , “i * — : P , y idv Man Box J Me, (cd) ing uy, ZN ly culars, j i ~- er . — v9) Washington Ai moaern efpartment: private room| office work Apbiv J. M. Huber, 11: , F NITU RE “Wt yee Hign t . Forest 165, 4a fan ’ AN - ‘ana ' RIE ir grse : ine 2 rie > amy sal SALESMAN Pets ‘ctore: atera - - San ee a. ri i : 7 st ; es fs : fea? Mm ij amtarium work : “ary ~| %. enti sete pe ay eK . . ; ' , , t , 00d Wag ‘lephone “Bo nt} —— ef : — a a a eee ly OANG Ee eg lox F-10 1" rat . o Teed yf — . to work around Oo Wage: See ne SOMO ft ———-— ag ; — einer, 1741 Marcus. Det xX: sae IY wht AND ¢ LEA NE R—b irs « nerimna y 2 ) . rm; : ‘ ‘ I é i; ’ na not re yuire a. & ‘ i 0 sch. fr. int ae rise good pa\ Cal! evenine Fomont 140 ies) i LADY Bright. for telephone oper- Fu TRNITURE ne Wi _ Lo nar rr ry ARTO} we > Quek: then’. ; : es » . sae ° - ry Tr ) ‘ nr) then — ‘ 8 i fout« tadies’ ray \y % lente te San p . . deliver or ( as ITAT \ iN vermanent position need apply. , ents fiats and dwellings, ile : , rn a ‘ . natn Ot neni 4 ir woman, experienced j! j | ¢" I ‘ ‘ l- - - . a te eit et ] ‘ l i we re. H es Ih spection and repair of lotors 16 ass I gan acki:y Curples €% “I vie Experlenced: hai Uire Sle a tat Vine ‘ Nee > j ‘ f ’ ib mMlled Zz ‘ } i * > Retell. i> yt me > ae a eww at Mu ee ; > a ; lex ehioment s ; : W td. —Combin: ation, blue — t. ct) SALESWOMEN WANTED | qilso electric heater, 2413 Ne ile Pus to Om.” Deea't eolt ane inated : — low ink eae e415 Delmar bl. te) | ww, Broadwav, (C4) , Ss 14 years oid or over, for light ac- es , Raer Chemical ¢ ne / ' lay? > . " poaens - es i~ - : | vVanceme t - state tartin: State va tad ‘ ee = ad iffie : xperi- | | rede ‘ positions worth $4 to $s a: iv: you th " , y s and salary i expe ted Rox - 115 p> ID (om) eager work eed ADDIV: APDiv in own hand. Cae a Wtd.—Radiy: on af ‘3 | 4 5 ~ ; ow te, Pay hlenest 4 > . 1.4 ‘ e (/ i) . ; a « ‘ -~«74 a Der! ric or I 1] n ed: (;1B] ~~ Har dv 16 \ ars or over n ASSeEIN- | ‘ al ay na nm It , ° Pe ol 5 »} . ‘ "tn . £ r r t? ‘ 1s i } raids T° ¢2 Q } " . « ; > S pe >> ’ : »7 . ’ : , +; “ — : ir Chas, I. shear ner I manning ‘ IK pe repair work, Ap ty Leonard ane} Po ( Di : - 1 sent job, B x f1)"] it bash om Address Na tional ese" ea. 1823 OV ashineton ; $ , I and Pine ie7) triotic women are asked to help us by Raker 2000, Macher ey of houses, . 7 Diks” ana en: 7 “euite “and 4 - ae ~y - ———s — = caste ‘cp ae = ~- ae -— h._ - - ms. mens Tra ning ‘Association, Dept. 332, Thi- GIRLS 14 to 18 years of age, | nN sf —-For pleasant outs leg work: no sell- phoning their needs for nurses, launcresces, namie 20h ts i Da 3.3 ‘oO Mra hanks, ENGINEER--As supe rintendent over all m M AN Young. for bank, as passhook Clerk | DORE MACHINE OP} - a foQ) | Ur eorge Helain 1415 8 14th, ; A HIGH FRICE cation and oe bctical experience ~j Mi ,N Wi ides ann ‘ ; : ~-- - ‘ warere . — In. furt ture palate «hl ba trade. rood GIRL, lo learn Tr] Thnery ri ¢ is esa “a ae rion AN: inxperienced Jew _— eee stterlonne “~- ‘ "Da wk ane. i? do rler works and in | So 1A° 0 “aX j need, box he honev f j Man: only Igtlers need Shield-Huth Milline: re As ose é ish Home al Kj (lavton v2nao ' ; ' . ‘ ys In shipping department. Box A- St- “patel “g quire cS : ingtor re . up to $29 mont Post.Dispatch .; me Pate ; ; , rete required Sealwood (Co.. nz ton idea " — Ty 216). ; ¥ oe 7 I R 4 NI I ) . . — » — ost I) spatch . Ss : N ’ + e "eENce 2 Nr ; . * $e i ‘Im: - nNhone lore *f _ 1 ‘) . —- ’ - ii i a a ——-— o> a a" a TEX \s SHIP Pr { / ; ( \% Zit ,. fone PX Perlene e\] 17) h indling r ] >| . % ens "4 : SP 1 7 - r rc] bli } - wh ,) 7 , steady work App \ ‘ ? 4 \ hou ePwork : family of % S ALESLADIES At once Apply EF’. Ww. ' cash pric es paid “for all kinds .% ; r KI tRANTD ROY ‘> nr. Re nba Woolen ; ‘y can dy fx tory will answer e « - A : - inaes ‘ om ; acid anh one + ’ " ‘ Ps . a Trades Bldg ° 160° J oe ust, _wWa ‘ nS. Pil gteefs Rerjir . iak __Woolworth, TOS Franklin 1 A (er) ‘ , , wae, cess at a aati te ‘ . at ° . ‘ this , we B.{ “CUT, il- ; t, 4 ; aio : ms } - 4 Peeper pk : —————_——- -- °c?) of Os hae on See ee ‘ ; en ral 4 a £ * —_ : Washington: sec ond afloo i “ B anke O.. 1410 Morgan. (: relent 1a) , SS ‘itv deliverv: m: dressed lg represent them in the down- (ev) MAID or rooming house; no cooking; sour THREE LADIES for special chila Welfare nav .... ——— ~— = FOR SALE FRRAND ROY ry Rh. matt Printing’ ‘ MAN } or ae neral work. aroural ic aoden daa } Subijert ft. SY Lis News 11 town district: $100 drawing account and GIR] TT 9 wae f. tj on } gen d: rhavrmye pron pt Pay. 144 VW estminster. work Should he bet ween ) eral isework: r F l educated, of good appearance and in paue- . BR, _O1tve —! shad ome at one-hai . “ es sais . Oe t> , GW . : pF SSH ° U4 -* n ‘ate room. an: ) ) @ fh » Me senera NouUseWorkK: 1O iuNndryV t , pe . ; 2 eo . = . ~ eee ee --= Sead ; - i Por , ( r o r ’ ‘ - : ERRANI ROY = month: chance ¢ : ad. | elid A : : ts “ume - PES orate ee ; bs ] Da i Coty Washing. 108 Rock HI llr 1. Webste r Groves. : eieaning: 3 in family: call « ‘abanv | t! ion so 1 ave] We inst: uc . co. require nents HIG HiEST priee paid for cornten's ‘ omen and “hiidren ive a to a oe ngsu reing and ('\x, - larantee ey nses Positi ’ ) Vance into house. Geo A tubelmann | MAN-—'‘To jeay O onerate paver « aise ark mt : se fall Webster 1374W (c7) he p} Suarant expenses, Osition pays $40 per small a get our bid. ¢ ‘entral os ty fem i Ce 07 det ame ous an SETS OT otter peel deed = aver specialty aE te “4 iy SHOK SALESMAN \Iiso vounge man for al} . . Week to thos> qualified. It fa the opportune el. Ww. Portman > ars ware ».. ¢ 4%, , St. (rh) f an ac apis ee hine; £00d Opportunity SsIlRA! see > S Sas! S Louis Sto a round work it? aehde and Clothing store. GIRLS -About 14 to lt years to fold M AID ‘ompete ) ‘ gh take are time for this we rk. Mrs Sturges 625 l”a \ F A. —.__ is r Ain.bp ': {,7 Ee “TIM A TOR For insulation work. apable es >, lev gly won good salary, Apply : “alli Sprines ‘itv office : Blur’ S"4 Franklin Small boxes and assemble toy bubble vear-old child : : ‘ferences : cust ef voneee (c%) LA ANGA “ bi IVs air kinds 4 food a Jeflerron taking off Diueprints and mea«urin gee | ee aner Co. 1220 Spruce, (en) cade Rigz.. Fraat S sae rire Sets Apply Schwerdtman Toy Co.. 811. quire l: appl ‘tween 2? an clock: ask a — —-——————— | aos 7 ne household goods; ont 30k ee av ee boilers, ducts, ete.; one with experience in| MAN—Retween the afes of 5) and 60 STENOGRAPHEE t hy Sh S | eee 2 giee. —_ ht A uczingham_ Hote! | | 4ne- SCentenl 505% 4A28 on50 Bom . will bue a “gene $e ’ | ‘o_ora . a . > ae ate es 4 rT “4 ao Stenogr: } (}}V/ “ai s# } -- - a. an ee ae an Seaingeriioan . - - ; ‘ ms . ’ Steamftters’ or Plumbers organizat ic on Oy ke ‘ are of s ore room: & hours ' ' and venera) i work in Py se if Oe ‘ait +sman (;I1R LS TO } ILL ORDE RS NO) EXPEk!- i NI RS jc. kor « hild > we: : id 200d wages | — | |W. N - —_. —— 28. 2220 - a : a. ia valliiere prac mechanical department of are) itect’e« a? Pberg salary ; to start é "eo: ea raneetin ' : 7 “Cl Se at Traveler wh Car avail i ENCE REQUIRED: PilEC EWORK RASINS: | Appl, 564 Enricht pcags ; writ Qy (ar ¢ a | \ TEI To > bur. for highest cash a 1 tr eteh Loftis Brow... wi * preferred. HH. VW Job ns-Many ille (‘a nion, room HO (‘omme re ia] ‘ : , -” We o . ' ’ “ I i, Briner, iy ted any ts : : NA »yY ’ »¢) TITS 4 } T j ee —— - mod. . )! Wi IG ‘ ' furnit: ure, stov ¢s ranges. Ti . } —_ ana Olive ets city: ; . ¢ 2 Me 1 ; rv x ’ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ AULE \iorgan We I-know nn. HOrOUR! '\ adver se, . is ‘ " LAR) mt NT i Hie {U! r EE mC I DE RS { ‘vViinder and Job Dress; stea ly nonth, room and board ; tw " in Ts books. Avp é Mathew 4 na Papers ‘Ses guaranteed; ; PTS int ellirent ¢cirls about 1& vearea “of Op } TORS c i: , eclgionesp ae er Fy on ai : Z 1597 '” tly da " positions. Apply Room 30” oe & alu met a ldy nus be sober man. M isSour) sary ist Sani Faetan : . te Ag on commission SIs: : ». ¢g > > mT aTIOUS Office ‘ 2 lar ce mer- mrt A : se n rOvernment White duc K sa pe PIENC¢ d shoe saleswomen = © : — a “the Dest prigen AMISRICAN | Sat, v i= (7) tarium — — ees, experience an salary wanted > await nase - eX] € rien | ) ‘ 7 pst seh — niger» Rood Day, Angelica t | \ er RE ¢ me re badly. Ca — a" ; rir IO DD ce > al pst ‘ aa Ct ee re oe tat! acket Co., ki Olive (eR) wanted. ADDiv ¢ need furniture badly Call Conte Co., Blair MAN Married, uv r oS Vears old ( s , AC IX ERS Post-Dispat permanent. tox F-184, P.-D. OPE RATOR Ss hirt ad - 7 ore oe ae skin ¥. is} “ ’ ve) em, . ‘> , i c 5 ee I SHnirt WaAaiSts rua : 4 gece : ‘ ‘ ao lished retail tea and coffee route: pDres- | lor g if room work; highest Wages: open | for assembling ~ nm FINISHERS -And helpers, £00d Dat meagre C it man leaving for the arm\ shortly. (all shop, ‘ 4 ; . - cf tg \4 ‘ iN person Jewel Ten Cn 2211 Pine. ho ours’ work. Central Wire and - Reiseeoal one ae orks, 309 Gratiot MA . Men Lk haus, Vant erm. 17 700 Fra , ANG "IQENT er i-— —s XCH e ital, SU ‘ ha . N urday lreedman-Zat}i rn BR. NI GEN | & B RO, D. G. CO. : 2 Bes, Class “oF furnituce ; E c : . Vel i t. clean work: ages ) -t; on ‘é : buys econ ents ; 46x) ST. LOUIS SASH AND DOOR WORKS ie i Rg ' if SMUEN ' lence necessary: $S a Start, A RATE Re > —— Laclede ay Be “ “se . xe hat " . 2 ‘ | , ‘ - ’ : , ai pine erie t tkirte ' . : : — : AN--To drive truck and do landscape work: vt40 ON. Broadway. (ch) S01 \ yin SAT ESM loll -' Olive st.. Meier's heater Mfe. -Co. x1 pote ge os eet _ oy ————- U. LEONORI : 7 | | ; . - - - - — " ‘ A ‘ . “* dr 4 huaf aduw 4 - 4 hier °e Stear y i) K. _——~———_—_ thee - q FIREM 4 Monarc h hMaundry ; 71s ee on we? perty if desired Vestover AILOR—g Bo ay n Bros ning and Dve- GIRLS~—And women wa Starr-Kalte: Garment Co 1110 _SRoeworKers | BT RRR aS “ran n AN . ‘Nursery Co., ( gent Stre I one mile est Ing Co... 1M) foie | st c . , work ae secure pl ment me 4s W a ) St ir ; ARBRSOLUTELY highes foe ah a aaemnenrememe on . of Creve Coeur r lj tig anak 1 “a ~ ite ” — lows ; - - Cc} lexperieneced shoe salesmen vie ir ae ew Maia pari re " an ishing te “i h_ floor ry RN me T te on Fl Ri} ‘MAN—FE xperienc ed: rood. Appiv emMm- hitetniestnntiniaeneemnieas Cal il ine : Yao mn 2a. ie) TALL (OR Ss :. coatmakers: steady work : 200d 4 N Nel N . Wat wi ph SMnOrt. NOUPrS, Dy app i] O coe a he Suck’s Stove and Range | MAN To crate goods, recoopering, car ig for oe Rothberg & Son, 209° N 10th. c i i stay hd, as, SVevPerink, caring for | — | ee app sis ey x (ey sfeck. filling orders and some renairing riIMEKEEPERS y Sober han ] $15 to P20 nting nice prices = * |}OPER ATORS ‘dx perier j t' RP Cer nek enna. niture, carpets and stoves j : _ - ~— — t floor. 1: 515 Pine ef : angst | ~ ron acy one neg oo Hes Sd HEE L, BU Il. DERS AISO i ite to learn: roo} Dressing Greenberg, Lindel } - a | x wanted. Apply at once. GIRL—Colored, to pun errands 2 t-| SES ger week wnat le emt Oe 1; ppalery while learning. Apply Freeman| tral 47802 7 a the of foreman, art present ' : nam smi . a ’ . 2 hee “a 4 ¥ tf — % ry ¥ ; = ne i- , ote me ~ — Week . Satis MUiArAntes ij ore Ty e] (‘a Deed Mo rwat (ef) 7 7 he "=. ' ‘ 7 = oo > " : Jowndraft boil : i Who understands email vant ure, toy wagons. et; Fabricius i ka 1, desires Oo make extra monev B. NUGEN r&B RO. D. Gr, CO, fice Clean: good at Pato lowe! ganstern G a 2 et Aer _ FURNI URE bs ANTES a | ILV , ir wiler and OW-pressure engine on ' » : , " + ‘dda in aceite nies Lm I i | and ace. Box K- 14, etal Dispate h (5) 4 Ks, and gener al Work aroun, | mi i. A D- i; % . ' it F “3 c e ‘ . ~*s - e flor a " “oe - r = r : ; fe Wate Vie old gol ; FOREIGN LANCGT AGES MEN Te MAN. A stamed tn —— Ply Purina Mil's :. ee Clair ay, and Van- ] ADY OR é I tt St. Lonits. 4a | FP EF! M. (N a & om- + Po WORKING ct ne. . ‘) inte ’ , on rote siti : ae ‘nited Hote} iaundry, 140%. eaepderience, salary expected Hick | how eur railroad. eaitn Me oy . pa and sal : VULCANIZEE | binat at 10! | | TIONS: (7 ICH FO ADVANCE rr ot ‘iris, J actory No. . V-218 Vir- bt Ht SS. Sth st (ey Hoar wagnete goods of all kinds wan ; Sliver - act | y n wr ckin Ly ali | ; : ZE | ss ae . rr’, bil ed k. ‘ + i " . | lat ~ ori] " : ; language you know, SOx -w0l, P.-] draft, past employment: must have fair : 2 man Glenn's. rand and Pine d : se win ” as corator HARRIS a? : U., Tonot W ASHING. ginl a avenue, A. MARK !o] Ex periencer ood or small lots or contents of dwell a” ' FREIGHT ELEVATOR MA N— Apply between | Steady work. Kor A 278, Post-Disnach it AT eT etay Work: top waxes. Hox ; +b : i _S and 9 Saturday 419 N 4th. io) | MEATCUTTER—Exnerienced. 5862 Delmar. | _A-820.. Post-Disnateh FURNITURE REPAIR | (¢ to rood ars «A ae | cy ié ee ta indry Warton notes Young, or woman. to RR ROE Phe eg et oon ety, ST Oe OO kK in ice hevuse st Lawton; Leonard and ~~ Gr > ry te 4 pay I Ke Parris) Laundry 3124 ‘orn - will pay Apply at once. ch . Shert hours. He yf ey Jefferson r Bi i Pea , re | sid . | ~ a) nary 1th and » party. IF : 3 end Platting oni MELATCU TTER First-class man: steady po- — S _, [we oterne . (C4 ) ro lear: 1 in factors food opportunity Steady HIRT OP E I A TORS a \NGLER " w ' ; ra cgi Will pay 40. | wh batt machine makers and button Seta nae oe ee - “mar pe a Pi lal S. marr hair and ; aH ‘ . f I Appiy West End laundry Co.. 47° HAS: Call at Com waves, G ik Ls In stationer ‘ stock SCRUR WOM AN For hy ; hr nye ing and washing care night work: exne: aay mhonwealith Feed Mill as If employed OIr Giove ‘Tnment work lo Ht RLS lor cash tube s ati - i em i ' . Te Work on ine wagons. Apply 26 Di. fey aeshineton "13 sy Cab. re . 4 . re env 2520. ab Wa : Vandeventer and lLaclede. To transcribe ( ( ) ‘ , "ha iv, d I : rmvvLy ho ss ‘ke -per ru . fors. Rawlings Mfg 2 eg 1ed) ng vear: good wages. te "2 Rawlin Mr . = Ol Tucas | wb CHAMBIERMAITD eheehy w vork: open | _~ , . . nS shop. Rox r ii) } i : Dis Ou nt le wer line on three or . ; ; 149, Garfield ay + : 4 : ; ’ ‘ “e mac lines = Miake iiga air more neert,; Ons . ‘ ‘ ‘ I attended Box A (e5) . Ls ed St ates Ar: . 4 rx hs | | | J) tt | & i p> ine leather: Cc He ; 3 yee highest wages: open shen MEN—To put orders. gc00c waces No ce S&T. LOU a SASH AND POOR WORKS. AENDID OPPOR se Franklin lavies, 3046 movable bake ovens, guaranteed eee ’ and stokers at te rr ae) ont? a with arm bein bowone ans UROCERY © LERK 16 to 13, able to drive rr 4 | (ed) fa Ms . Laer Phone dive 14 ( : ; — : _ {C8} | “sition Ane ae omer 42 * Sasten. to) ISX pe rrenced mar hinists, toolmakers, \W DR OST iD N Tew ELRY ( Q. GIRS AN 1) \V ( ME N. ins . th and aln: (ack ac te Iresser + le ier, ‘ae — —- sala aivean RS |MEAT CUTTER—For Saturday $7 ls 2 crinder hands, lathe hands : milling th and Loeust. And ironer colored. te =e a , . a ss * an : Apo! URI : : : idisoiboges machine, automatic serew rk. Central Empblovment Dept BROWN EX perienc: sigeve : ADDY TrROCK & LJ TON | MEATOCU" TER Central cacking Co.. sd ie ’ ~ ¥ : ‘ SH , CO ! 7+) “and r } an : (ax sewer! ADD) : tl Ww. corner 19¢) ar ‘ine | MAN To ir] “= : a .CO.. Fourth and st. Charles shed hee re Fh ag * = tor Vous mo ten and Potter & Johnston operators on HELP. WA \NTED—WOMEN, GIRLS Eee Soe See “ee. ae am and | “a, : hale Aoi ‘260 Washingteae a JEWELRY WATCH GARAGE MAN~-lor general work and clean 1 MEN—To do essential wor Government work; first-c¢ lass Semp ~ ote] apartments: : ; oS mies ee -.. : ae WEL and De Soto. (6 3 Lust : ’ hour DY the month refer coe S&T Le RS unger ‘ “wiry » je .O: tent i ; ; ence unnecessary for the man who wishes to | Mi : | , ~, ome with parents: salary $6. | room. Gin ), D. B. AR N ARD, Appt Y "Ke ig m4 West Pine * saa Warhinntcn, unners maundry, ) {Gia me — any learn. WU "iversity Garage. @1:1 Delmar: fags Inut 7 not app ly. wi ek Dov Al 0... 4th floor Vis ‘4 Ayr . g : - ne . eS my roe ‘ rr ‘ . . ‘ >E%b> . i, . % — " - nis oN 2s | rY 4 - MEN—Experienced Punt, achine ieee. DORRIS MOTOR > z uo) 7 ——— nstes bt °. $7.50; aie | - a GL. LAZIE n EE cperienced. “steady. inpide work Xperience Py . an ae in opera LY ’ R ( A in Ing} Hotel, King's highway and West GIR] I \ STH - eur wel | +: a®sertment of corks mo. ‘. ta ¥ Een. Mate a he an A ra tars UuoVIOt \Y AT ST: ‘AND SPLEEN ? ; SCriptions. | cheap, , Mereurie®? - we Se ers 4.5 3440 N, Broadway. fe) | MEN—And bovs for fa: tory work: steady TOOL MLA K ERS uF CRITE oe ' APPI. 3 | TUNITY - \DVANCEMENT APPLY Alligator Oil C lothing C Q., BUSINESS ANC F ~_-4 attention! We ‘ ; Bite: 2 : GOVERN -MENT dredge work: dee ‘kbands at | } , Apply to Mr . ae aS Art. CO. SEE “MR, “Ber, t. + Me cK DAY AT S A. M a. TH ts °M . (oy) satisfactory; terms to sult. Ww rite for cata. DAVENETTR at r dai | : MAC HIN IS TS — . eee “RS -ECTRIC MFI » -UlLt W wy POWER SI WING Maw INE OP iS RA’ TORS | toe. te as Marsha’ te en Mfg. Co.. aos. Fubdsistene ‘e and auartere« furntaher. Annly | MEN~-Toe wor i : ois , } > 4 AN Sk Sk \ ERAT “You or | VETON AY *] 2 | SX PERIENC . ITE, : N 7 ith 3 - U.S. Engineer Depot. foot of Arse nal aston; 7000 Man MAC HINE TOOL ASS se M- A wehs 08° “cone ‘WN THE iFS ¢ ‘: | aoe tot) . furnitures titect a@hy rt Por sale: :~ waist In store: work niu time cheap AN i ‘ S. 6t Bt St Tou Ss. ‘e36) «Uz broadway 2 ESSENTIAL 7} "ST a aa an Bon cu ye, ez | — Daa aca AS 2 ma oie ma SASANT WORKIN | BUSINESS FOR SALE DAVE NPORT “siinet nad Gael 4 . ture > Jou : is 4 AND: GOOD OP. i ral R ) 7 OF 1 Ne ) TLONS AlEILY . Ww ' ‘all NA : aaron _—— seed ‘a trunk i ' i work tn cnemica} manufacturing 3] ERS ITT} Ty Ro AN Sab +E 0 OEP rae eee * aa - . enet. 440% Forest fart ; s* be reltah'e, an lan steady work Apoiy 117 Ws . | “ Y SH 1G . ve SEE MR, To meke rubber shoes; operators making $13 LL THT - S fice: reason” deen h, BUSINESS Seer! DINING OO EI For sale; * ive fer r ly feta! o i g af ‘“R P i a. b " Ah I , i - . ‘ xX _y * . ) F? eS 8 “> ie : flee re: on leat) on 4 . 4 _ ; nw) oe csr ¢ Tes onshire re. Apply immediatels | ; t ' ; = EN¢ : IN E LA l ED HAN DS Stiasiiidicteeeadiaie (c8) weekly: iiberal pay while learning, R : . a ot aggre area a = « = AL, CO + cr mo — nial: f Sire oe | ~ ek ae ieee - = - , “ ’ t) Work in arte aoepairtine mn “ { Sie d trand : ~ _ eens GOODY EAR MF STALLIC' RU BRE SHOE aaa t 4. } > Si y 4 ae ’ *b- . , ‘ nil lute mode! t iT oe Saoore iy? . w (jrand ba: . S . HORSESHOERS ‘Steac v work and . APT | dn Cept » Beck & Corbett Iron Co., \] | LLING \I A 7 | | N Je Cor I «© Pe . i | a ire estrninster ich) ; ; we | on account of darnf?’ a2 .% : ’ : full-sige store bUliding. also one for simu}! anar of Co.. 1803 & Fr, 4 a 4a. sk, LO QD , : ~vsberienced white; no laundry. £40. | + ‘ly bonus of forty (404%) Dor t. Cor Aan. ¢: Ot 0 t. 15. Bex |G a3 wir corner ment: experience and reference Peg uired oN— Two. erecting r men e tirne: mit Westminster p : (c6 “ talk Mt. Herzog. | Apply 4012 Chonteau ay 3 toh) for larcve anufacturi: poe ace “fi Dept. Ix COOK —Girl for cooking and LARORERS —Anvply 117 lafayette (e@) ; at IGUStMS 8 LABORERS at once: steady work CE PA AE SOs ala Nita ses 9 2- VPs , ; U Start: opportunity liowar 1 i ) smal ; *$: Saturday 5764 Westel be -:*, ¢?" te c .7 ent . ' , alo " ' aq general house- aS ae C8 do ve TTRENOGRAPUPEDRD Colfax “OTS “wor — | s ont . om a = NEW » A ‘ oe ; ee Rea . C34 Ye T=ha ie? 2° « KK Foot iocration ; : R11 fs Tith. sated» Jam Severp oO! Tht wT. COOK ouneg roman thorough). amis 16 TO 30) - ‘ ‘ —= eae range. ¥ Storag t hp, S leake & (‘H Mi. W ry es ry ved heretofore salary e¢nect, aig ment coats. MANHE IMER’ Q > hike J) Ae foe) 1p {> aol m& sds 2 R ‘ Spats ’ LABORERS mreng. handy and intelleen: en AT " o> > 7 TE Par Sale, l' mele ct os Mi ‘7 — —_ Se. acute’ . en. . : 1410 is “se annat coms. R's, ry FOR SALE—WANTED ]} HESTER For sie" lane sine Coarem — | . TOR -rmanen: lane OCUS »:) ) No 4 Tarim a SP ier ss) ¢ iii » \Se \ i ‘ be 4 ' (CD) ecessaryv ry \\ ; ~~ pe ernment sh: ments: Start Or ‘ teady s ¢ He men “ | slated ' arin ‘7, 8 -" : : reterences \ILARESS—« Sapman Rro« (leaning and Cameras Sior-s and Offi. feory ndries on Whir? CANORING nen ter factory | ee rk: good work to > dee ——* ii -.. ae ae Sw ont Fi s ‘&) Dveing (‘o.. 2100 Arsenal et ic) Discount fe per line 25 WO per cent. J furnian pipe 2imt and Cans aes : wTuRat PS night. Aj ly to the employment have pPerimanent posit LOLS ENENE re CMOM i One « Need st or ¢ eral housework: good rR IMMER ~ xperlenced imming in: lies’ | WW. ineertions iver any where “19 Ea rton, = we . : ‘RECS § t : nigabl te! I rf iT» ° eS % IS Von \ ereen fem) a ' . : 1 : —— +. : ; : pan ’ : nt eee 2S . . ; ; oe , “ . SPEMOLD FURN UR poms por Dilera, Apply agent. AMERICAN RY, EX PRESS With good Salary ' oe . eo) | HOUSEGIRI general housework and TYPIST. — er an MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE _ men iuaey ms —— es Shou rineton Lumber Co second floor Oth ai d (‘lar 620 NING) Era 'M AT ATT) To assist in wp _ aASSim in git } ree is S. Broadway, ‘G) derwood Rive nn CX. a B . For sale dinine and . Oo ; n TYrew _ Se NUR , = ‘ MATER. (CS) ) ‘SS WOrTraea;: jivere) Wage ca. re) Port a bitet yg See | Oe hal rien: ed cook: gooa Wakes ‘ nected In app tention Pox ow | DEABONDS aie ae ea, emery, - ; re Carpets bes * --. : a" ERS Rei ue erTasnin: ev... 2a 1.00r West, ico) Ww AITRNESS R. Young. 518 N. ? : te edhe sents pvy FH Lo ” {pe r machine. “ee te) 3 menth 6. initial . a (cB) right. Lindel! f sore? ared ibs BRICa AM WRITING MACHIN “8 $413. Ceptral 1224 oof

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eS a i CO EE si 4 paulo BS te 3 » + i f re ee a IE TE area ees ak aaa tte ha FRIDAY. ELLANEOUS FOR Sa a | , __ OCTOLER 11, 1908, De F ourth fh Liberty Loan Coupon Books, lost and found, are advertised in the _Lost _and Found Columns toda BISTERS— We buy ana a. SEHOLD Goops F OR & S& —- h reeister Felt repay HOU aatiatrinanelth it i deter : AUTOMOBILES ) MACHINERY | “ROOMS F FOR RENT-CENTRAI cas | Ww Or T es. eel ie Co. erie — re regains. Globe Carpet | AW | O M O B I L E S Olive, Both phones. | ) : _R00MS wi WANTED Sanne sie _SUBURBAN > PROPRTY FO! FOR | SALE ° AOA —~— NRO Nt ay iy, Aralhn aay may ; g ¥ j on - . —— a : LO Lg a ” «~ ase p Tactical vehicle for Mt epee” ie) = TOURING CARS EA sisi PINE, jlo--Front connecting rooms, house-| ROOMS Wid | LACLEDE, 49224 | a at e Vv . a om . ¢ - ee PPA = a ns - —— “s P b. ine ’ 2) : Taha oe ; aus r ‘ te - ; iTni ' ; fur ! - oe = ee roor 7 scovercd ae Der = no — eee) aaa anager Fie ee = DRILL. PR E. cs , Wid. , ir _| _ keeping lete; electricity. stationary nished, for tw. _ furn shed or untu innites: e@verr * pockel - othe r fur niture. 2778 ae aia more insertions cer Ons eae | OF * Hbarzain. oP heeee eimar. ‘ Alme Mir ; . Mi, Ta, “tor oS) ‘ “ . - , Blezant sleeping, Fre M MS VW td. : een ousekeepil r: roots VE Tha mN 5 Ro Firet 7 east: Oo rc o. East St. | Ouis ar in Ee : ia Siatcaten ten Oe ) : ousekeepin ome; modern conven- wivate fan ferred, for couple with! . anitor for. 1, : | MACHINES—For 620) BBs! (7) FOR HIRE & HAYNES—For sale sepennet. aarte @ FOR SALE es: $2. $2. ee By | ebila 1 ve roe iw, cor th) 191g; $45. Central nee hee nite "| | 8100 cash, mon 723 he moter. 2-horsepowes : at } \ in ster ‘ x12 1 ‘ @] . et Pe eee . mows } on rhiy ver haule ij ane Tet a BE : 3 oe fi ‘ i: : See é . % .. = - - = | = sien, oe. “Ine v 7 . = . 3 Wad cil Ton | reenth ; . sider ve : condition: os . current: ac , r. Sym, Oxi-: a. So ardrohe trunk, | i. . fA Naat. i 4 eor "$122 part r small car | cR—Fir sale; i Btficien- wins O4 nda ed | ' te ‘Feros ee = oe i st jack, v2 and ¢ rare a. AGT AS Se ees etm. sle-- | a9 | I Hi -R i, Fore and 2 ai Cars, is: “nt on. See a Wareall. 252] Lo ust: | w Heine, ware tube botler: “Wotvinna” Cas: | ee, 5 wy 6 Ls SOARO WAN ; ie poms efficie ent in mre ~ nn gid 0 on oniba. “tata $13 ex sale, quick, 38.00 : cle sevele; ; Leal .. ow « Bah See (6) | _Bomont ‘en tr: 4738 ich) | walty Co. inspection; ready for immediate : “ing! fc YOUNG 1, AD T § elactr aty tor lee tine includes Pah. a vn Ninetsentn es ge a tik ; 6.000 ive st v4 RE For nousine: ; ' - oe ivery e ‘ a she adage eal era room for rent: ai UNG 1, —Emg cea wishes room and) @@ctricity for Nebting purposes; stee eat. | 5 : co he. ae $ 3 bik ra k pipe, price $6. ace iin eet ~| in the ; atures: will make (> > rr Pa mutors, % hh, + . - wD. $50; 1 hz. ahlie cAéunle a near H iene SR Ss ck a. ~ senate , de ; mae aie & pans: a ea he. Bal —_ bs P ma onpayr * ? nat ndhi _2 bb. ®, : also used d. ec. ond ai — 4 ~" - ewan . _ - i. $14 Pes ~Dispaten’ 2 YOURS lady. Box » > SY reoma: modern jot’ yori se: price $32 Beavers . osample choy tren a fine davenette suite MO! OR 1 RU ~ —-— _ fem) veptanile settlement. = Mr i il, &: c eale or rent. We do wiring, renaire ) HI( KORY, 1828 ‘Large front room. ho ime. | + Fost-Dispatct : 4n 2 () Me r THE RSON ay gest modern jet wh ge 48: Price fisee ; 6 Market ay ine, leather vd Mey din. : CU KS rite rH i Kr Loc ut ton ' ‘entral 1429 (es id installing. Acme Electric Co., amt | keening; steam heat. JOARD AND ROOM, Vtd Fo nice ty 'BSTER GRO’ + a . nitur ' GUNN T he won ‘ oS ae te cM nen ti cae Nine; ig Catholic Italian ; lid a Chil- Fine §-room apartn it, second floor: rent EBSTER GROVES S TRUST CO.. Agents . “er 0 t. “f : : ms : ps . PANS! > R CO. 17? th “ ] { LC f¢ : . a r} i -? ra f ~~ mas — macureme : Gren : ' Ss ty : : é Rg ; howe coe ee : —— . : v i - ate rat o* ~ and Walnut - : 7 ea; | — | “ & . . : ; : . C onrtr al 772 hated “ondition : bee j lf ory . mone pePrTIS sat! Dl one. laundry. RirtoM : / : 4 | sempepreetan a } AND ROARD Wtad new must be ‘ : ~ . ‘ - eee ‘gr ms Ne « ; ‘ 1 \ Cc.) . ee oe epoanpenn 4 " 2 — . E ae ¢ P . _WANT - eames — - . -_ : } M J ] ” A . | 4 ra 8 ° TE, = Sek Viet ly fu rmnis e«) arve for Morherters inf: ne ‘ lan . \ Gh 3 ) A ty Pa trment 4 TER shotgun snetins, black _ |e _ eer 7a, par © ee ee ee Eu Nhe, | Me DSON ‘or sale. T-passenger ing car, > ® | room; also small room: kitchen privtienw of 8 months. Children’s Aid Society. (coe 41 ST kK LN’ Ss 7 month, 224 Haze! ay. box; smokeless N5e: jer B ao: asks Se8 & i ey AITO «¢ 4 - ¢., — le | 9 8 asin ewer 9 1 ie r JONIN . va Mo » %C; fresh a wee . T beet ING Ri Ex TIFIER : SHH) for a Se : , oll ROOM AND BOARD Wt Bi gentiemar Q WEBSTE ER GROVES T a band. 2802 Olive.” Bonen? Som : ———— ! Juotot generator set. Colfax 162% ° oo ~_ ——— | TT KE, ‘ee a deed and daug! i: sonnet fae eee team-Heated {partments f RUBT CO.. Agents ; ont ” i wer 7 AU i aM ew tax 122M Solid agate. lic line. minimum SOc. ha i AYETTE, Slo = tea rh ae housekeep. hi ase et or « roome for_ fight an : pri . - — feos) en : 4 pal I NS ( ( rT I j Jb Pa Wr 4 Ww’ ili Dav ra ’ , IE iy Ko R y - zu | 7 -DASSe? ger late { fnscount fe per line on t/ ‘ree or : Iz roor ral range. oe ity phone Ouse kK a Ping reasonathie west of Fug lid oe tePhe- son SS rooine 24 fioor. ® Hot aT. — For a ~ ‘bea TT, . ey ; CELLANEOUS WANT! =f andle a li ‘ ; : Loft Jes sy “ne rid im. Central coe fe) i sity ned winter tor ‘ash o rore insert 1ONS. | b ath faundr ma (I i Addre ss v.. 5140 Page bi (aay art M. manne: a ry Reng ce oa floor ... home: old house on let TTdtate &¢ ebster NPN RP ron i) . se ‘yor 4 ee he furniture T TO Wid. To buy quick. 29 lateer 2D rrr it 8 Page OE Seta tia se Sareea 4 | . ae, 4 if td.—Twe or thres . a, J Tle ant : le eash and 858 pe invents. eiry watch ’ -_ rs ‘ wry P ‘ ‘ rh } P for cas ts im : : * ? jatest ar mn. TUNING 3 AND ) REPAIRING - FrcwoyM yy iahed front room - ype —T . : ROW ~ ' ; ) . ‘abanne. “ey oor east Sh a) per Month: investi. accnes, diamonds gz. an Save ers : ‘ast 3 = . Sabre De ae ° “4 tape, get > Cas! KIESELI, C. ? + gale: % - ne Ssenger } | envenien: ‘srane@ R49 ~ + ’ O¥S, : ; wine iDe A, EP . T TEIN” ori . . ught 625 Locust. Suite wy ee we & micat te firniture tat rt ; t. 1842 yocnet chanioa! APD wt it my ao eget 20 TUNING, repairing: factory » . 7 ot ays. iF i. and baby: mu be | - 7 Chestnut at. We RSTE R GROVES TRUST CO. agente: of renee , Pa eer nee 4 le rn tora ' sa is : . = i ilies to MOriis hs Wta. Al an arn . ; {Orn ante ° = Lae ha a oe ° fac P 4 nan - Roi MS Single or conne: ree 4 VOUKeK ear e . “ iad Ned , “ . AP NO ; fee) Rework be he. broken false tee — 9 ae Oo parvior Terms r rin, ha sali Standard Auto Sal ergs Cc 8S Rest De in al eae ; | bale " =) | tor 1osL; Sidney 2869. SHOP, 3410 Call or reoming: gas running A sng pes Shar -: school bn ; ‘Ost areal "FLATS AND AP’ TS. _ WANTED - eat ae a and, oppesite’ ‘ane Smith a EUW _LANGAN FURN. co” ™ ive st I. nell 2340, Delmar 102 es Tea en “ — | Asal ane Soi (eid | Ith st. to ROOM AND BOARD Wtd.——Sy auiet voun bk te eae: ‘FARMS FOR SALE 710) e ropolitan Bic ”, ; ” (ee 7 peer if . hanes: 'c - + c | MAAS KiLL—-F of le: J91T model xcellent | "HU EB. ey & SON. 2607 Frankila av.. free So mn etn . ——" auton : ney em “ ved: single room. good h icon ial : ‘AR T ond NT Wa tor & roomea Si “ sities tin Rae — — “ger . eral stan , ’ ‘ stant no ; eonditior new tires a bargain oie. | estimates on tuning. repairine and fis,- . s. J ’ eer Pan, #lnnyY ¢r ri « ard inf hovees or t? flo 7 ‘J auu st or north wes f Sarah FARW_F ? i Ait : “0. Aw, ‘ar . ae . 2 1efrin room " ; t of Sara! or sale or trade ee” “Or men's su A if d Slie nti Jeu House- Can Ot : Auto Salvage STV} ‘LE, 0735 Mront room: all Epi Se FLAT Wa Kamil Es aos : tional [Avestack vont a STE . Nationri a td.—« Quick: men-* “ Sul - * nd eri) ery +) t] j ‘$m ¢ es, : ei, ir goo) Pay nolliion in exe ha ea ‘s : ' (OA KI, ANi?} ths rourine 74 th, Appis . ae ASE . ; 2 - ~ ry’ eT oT : e: } eTrsity ar AIT CAZAR HOTr at" o-~ a i and * = = , =* oO ! ehile iren. aged i Sty i. Kk vards, . Th ichi® hats; , ta, ove . smerrhandis} ns »~ Stanley Steamer roadste nge for n hiuber, 4218 Fores b $1.6 EXPERT piano tuning: nrst- ‘ass we . [2127 Ldcust: clean. mod. ' Want to lease 4 of 7 roorm Ss or Mii. Ww Le =e fl tah - * roposition ta om new, Ray or ee tieg er that is good : an oe cen mates sane paieven of pi anos and Player-nianos: rea- | eke oe fol , 227-—-Furnished roo; ns for ern, steam-heated rooms; private bath: 1% vreferred. references exe hanged: West Rnd ‘K ‘ A rene, 40 « ii . 6 rand te a. ; ’ . ; have any thing “ ae FORD “ . - 6 ey Mo OAK 1A ND ror ; Ait FP NS é Peri ect eorable: all work gu aranteed M Fel cmon. iyerit *) ee Ding (R20, _Gay, $2 a week ard _ Up. (css br eferred., (all Frat 1k Thom beon. Mtns A f to ee) at =. $10 dows, Ho , bd ; ¥ 4 t ; “ & } -* tte "4, ° mer, } ; OoOnaitt 1. itt ‘ 5 Té e ie ‘ 7 » “~ 3 : ea , . a - wagner : r n » ~ - v PELBT Wtd.--1917 or idIS mo ie anical condition ; ot Ss Park. Phone Grand 3900. Victor 46v LMA I... H176A—Beautiful steam-neat SHARDEL L HOTEL, 434 and Lindel! b1- Port- Disnate h. a | aliabenns nee ig new — re. Ping Uo Olive 4579 or in go0d conditio in axot a . t, batteries: $875 ‘all Sidn fh, ; ME . mimes _ one “ : tevolvers. or anvil OTR ert e condition. in exchange for my Stap | es EME eR! ENE vi Ss. gentlernan or couple, furnishea | high-class famfiy hotel; American plan FURNISHED FLATS. & APT’ J ‘wT OUR HARDWOoL, ’ ee Leh ‘ 4 t’ : , , ? “*? , . -—_-- + re — So ee A ae a Ms , ere ‘ . iry sne } ho ce} renir PSTEIN, 617 Chestnut «* HOUSE-—Por gale. two acres. fine | -00's ea ‘= ’ etTa; si. JGPnisn @& -room ours: levy Nteamer am Aetac. ‘ r ' : ° , : OS Rewees aet cco ates i ae ) f 19, OF exchange for q = i down, $1. a week. In fact o: : eer roadster; just overhauled and OVERLAND — Moe touring, -has b MUSICAL INSTRUCTION Fr unfurnished ‘ ews (cS) et o N. Lroadw oa 5 ine © , ‘ a pri . epainted: ads good as new. o “nT ru few mo vervthing i le di a + , ah “ ‘ai oe PiE "4a ” a , P in Michigan makes tw Ss ay, » jin iS i price that wili ap- ter Mo % 267. Dex- : at . Bie INF mitside roon Ste; at: , HOT) ~744 ~ Wait (On: roorns APARTMENT Wd. Nee turnished 2 -room 40. 0) acres, Sis cre: ic) -.. 2 golden or f: }itnhe, ! oak din. Beers eu : - RE f tr y yen . _ =? Ne " +, RA‘ >T IME. in va B lessons or money back: Bs ¥ jom { : adults: pri a ‘ ‘ ’ connecting hath: also one large rv om. sui ; ’ ) with Fi reom erfic | n Ww " ~k ' ¢ t ; «vs oe “Seco 0 nd ani a: . Rood con dithe ” 1 pel f Si S-piece Jacobe ‘an dining MONE loaned on “automobiles. ‘the me =: ie Ca) | piana ukuiele, Vole ¢ ete, (Christengos : Te . able for 4 people employ oat $i Wee ye end. F. S01. Post-Di pat: sh. “we ied) sGck. poutiry. fruit; ment Fa a 20x A- Post- Di mom sete at Fa: i" oak library , were mene. Auto ) Auct jon C 0. 1210 Oltv , UNE ror sale del 7: gt Echools, "032-06 Holland Bid ale« | : he he ' . sere | BT : —~— | ¢ a 1 F s 4 sets ene __ Is ive ; wOdel 4: ! Ss. anid g. ) Nhe lafze roo room telephones; light housekeeping Des re | RNISHE ty APARTY ees free SWIGART LAND Co. VY Shalbers. mn a (3 , ' t-plece, In or - from ‘Ov erland company. April. {) body Ridg Phone Olive 2072. Cent es Se oe sic a A: : ~s ™ “ n see ond t - : Sober NT Ww td. Four 47 man. ere c nat wine rae Pa Reeeric walnu mahogany and ‘oak. PA Ay. GARAGING AND STORAGE and engine excellent condition: new battery. Raoklet 1 matied free. ra floor: acl f bath: suita!} je for la mit ted. a CRS, until April 1: — price and loca / Ji247 First National Bank Bidg.; Chicago. Tit. ie no. - : . 4205, ee 1 es ar $12 750- c biffoniers, An OW BR i tires all good spare rim and tire: full se! es - WANTED _ mB . j ae 2 i MEL Vv iL i Ee HOTEL a on . hes references. Rox F.121. P.- ;, we Te ane clo ih Phe oe "homes no rarines, . A: = ey ? . 87... : springs. $3.5 a): rR I~ Pry’ x Muick cer daa. : tntage cara: Continental! auto ton winter curtains, ur PEERLESS ae peer ‘ N RIC { . . . 1S Keeping: two heauti. eT RNISH ED APARTMEN y W ant vO 40 “AC RES, ho eA. free “fruit. trees. herry PI mont 219 ow. , of é font extension and fuaranteed repairing |, indelj 212 mi owner } alifornia, aes 77 sONILLER pars cash for y ictrola r rd fol rnished connecting -fo0s: continuey 5338 Bartmer ar. ' will rent or share nicely fur. | Diants. price $605: 815 down, 810 mont iv Fr newspapers, rags ana mage sideooards, $7.95, Washineton, i | erin av 6. i ot gee it an ne? on “ 1 + inn “ . e . ‘ : : “” gy — . : ae SS saves an v , o% © “e Trust ie ” ' ‘oe , J : Olive 66" . A entral: | ots, ‘i , AR pa | ' f OUSE FUR. CO S$izro. % ane sccust. PA THRFINDER— For sale: ti-passenger | Al : Mot Piane 120: fine barwain: on. VT he emploved: private fan ily y shoe “: Bh rage ighborhood and near car We are authorized ageats ng Mon a kinds of person ; , Se Tidy ire , * Olive et feta: ‘a ; : touring car: run only miles: is good : ferns, Aeolian Hail. 1004 Olive.ées) | Diock King's highway and Delmar titcher “ det ow (ch) | wheat lands and stack ranch , le ~ . he al Pade NAT A hl li A oa yey) 4 Oo} bey ey or ale . 5 . . Pa : : 4 . ? ‘ et { 16R ; Kit he id \a/ lid I 4 15 4 listed that is not a bar gatn. 7 aApers, golc =i ver. and qd Ss cheire Pence! - ware, it i;/° as new: to sel usin; interested, | 7> or sale; Kradburyv: goo 2 wr | 2 ee oh. —— Die ~ ae re the. MERI SOC. i ry’s 1416 Mark, ny entral S200 BrurnisHeo HULL: ES AND FLATS coon e of two. Tevis Motor ¢ ee: commurmcate “my As = i Western + gee nyt’ a via fe as or ‘SINGIN, »0d2—Cholce oright turn phel Discount Ie’ per line on three or FU RNISH ED FLAT APARTM' ‘TS eee te ~e for a Lighest-priced la o ri a nn ' Bi. tormobil: neeclid rd] aT eto nt, si Kiniions wi Seomeennall wide. apg tg iin. : ’ ” t ; aeverai sich crops and rou are ind ndent. By ail Kinds of wrecke ! ;' Automobil Washington. . ' , i. ioe oa ae ; private family; all conv ' ~— An ee nS am ~ ane rr, ete Cc entral v070XK, Bien ; S) Yor sale er rer! furnisned _OF nh - FORD For Rule conne., 1917 more) ; ee ; (CN) oe + , rege a wr lon ap oe +t % ol ene a j t * Treason nable . _ a cated, rps ies i wid Poni bined WEST Bee ples of ras ~~ display at our EHOL eee Pfernivhed | odern, 7 i a -D GOOD nS Se ape un HIeRwen No *nien! 04 ; “e Victor Ai Sidney 2809 (eR) ‘ N Oo! le; upright, nahogany; food a a : ‘urnish hed POPPI POPPI I AR AAA AAA AAAS ' I . . "3 4 we ae - — Ve. ” SW WANTED sear baie r Mine a1 |} Main é' POP ‘OU RR ine uate oni?.at.. vel COLL Yr weer = ——- as nev (fall Jj412 California eee | 7} poms; Hoge rh conveniences, electric light, MISCE * LA R &N DON, iOf2-€ rooms completely Golden Wem. (io prepared to =e eon | + in * > +—For sale, self-starter - STUDERAKE ae sale. 7 passene. r: very |; . sie _phoi » ont oe Ge: f L ANEOUS— ‘urnisned: everything: $A: warage, 86. See further pareeters and literature RRIAGE Wa. posite not be over wheels. App! : J. Blake. 300 N. Grand little used: Jate 1917 model: wil Si fice TANO: sed uprig £25 to $00; ‘LEDE, 372%—Nicely furnish | wate lanitor. Js Graces Apartments. — fog) | Write a a a AGE SCY. >] 5 7 as ee . wt ri tex ) ee g kT] " A> il te i } ‘PT ‘ ng : ‘ ‘v , . re ; T iy nhieac eanti . . ™ - — - os = - ° he , be i ot J6, Fost- Dispatch. ANIMALS : cuasseq——— _Dratted. ai ree in Bis sors: Re. Maer: Sa Sips oa che A’ r sublease. beautiful. new, | m| ENRIGHT. 4061 (Formeris” Von Vecaanl 18 Déramec st. St. Loule, Mo. (209 ardrobe. carpets. furniture @ a -. , fiat en, SMe : VRAAS! G + IMS: mortgagé sale, §4: —— ) - : ‘'L.EDE. 36435— Ne: Cran ain tent tv: will onl —- te ated +t Glee om aagg res rooms, housekeeping suite, 24 floor: riptions; contents flats srniture of BW —For sale, Jersey, § weeks’ calf: call , 2 ite actin eat ce ee ee ' real bargain Motorist. 1832 Locust NO sal upright ccelient tone cation: clean: completely furniehs egy ent welt coul in basement, stove ai handsomely ane completely furnished: well BUNGALOWS 3 AND COTTAGES ee. flats; need goods badty: ¥ mn. TMS Emilie, — Mancheater FORD ( HASS1IS—For Sale; nearis we: | TOURING CAR—For paic, &- iinder, 6- party J am Oy oho MePherson, 3d{ plenty heat, | vater: prefer men: reas.in; mao ed wf — wines cek Th AD SAB wy | ¥ i sity . a 3 . , Sie at ‘ rer “i ty ; in “ , Be 3 ; 4 ‘ ae =e i ° ; : , ‘ _* : . ’ ~ - . * Son? _ " -_—- oper, — Delmar titer re a th. a np az zs ! a rountabie rims: rare ba: passenger ‘yceptiona!l condit ton: barvza'in | a RNS eT). +r 1024—Pleasant roome “CENTRAL rt RNISHED AP ARTMENT— Wi enbleace td.—Dressers, chairs. i i PUPPIES Wa 1} — = = ae for cash Hox A-98, Post-Digoatch. (7 PIAN Sed uprights trom © $2: o $0; york iris ery low rates res ee PLP LANA LR Y rooms. for ® months, or will sell furnt- | badly: entir tons her Pn gia ry — ’ FORD st ASSIS For saie: 1918 Pr peer OVERILA —— ; , ae 7 rei So ie ms; ni ; — = Senet ' . ture at bargain (all 3468 Delmar . : oe 7 | 4. PM ” sale: modal: * , i: th T. AND _~ oe % url ) = manl | 3 ra re: - ; . w * i rete oe oF ome _ a i > i i : , ‘a . J elfra after nt Ne LALOW For sale, 8-room - orest _ nie net. 5388 Easton, De ~— oa hs aie hs os we robe re - bod Tevis Motor ¢ oO OK, # heap or trade: will aks art Abert M _ "4 A mei ] f S foo M eet et pe oi mrad , furnished reoon = aad dit third fioor, wate . . S .:- Dee " phone loreat 4518 curing day | a h See Gea. Ww. iirown, 4026 -- 5 Riel » A. ee j ¢ -s = it: ler - ay in ed IN. HE “HE AR’ I OF T HEC Cr T ‘y r) heat: ne, fioor; every conven I] lots. We pay the } a ir all Forest 5025 or F Delmar 3864. = CLOTHING SAAN AS AW tin Soncenctacenapaitic TRUCKS MONE tmusin bolle: intel Ge 4107-—-Comfortable suite of rooms, | ti eerite ccft’ | fence: adul . | se 2 se ee is.) rk s, lar; (ion? slight- abi Lit of rooms ‘RANE \ — ; A four-room cottage O17 Caroline st.. Me } " tae ne, eee } linea i ee peed = pee mee ; -s For aH le slat iia ne y ’ res st | i i i ~ = ‘ ‘ ; . ’ ‘ d i . = : + Li =. 1u : ; pared 7 — ' 2 rt ne r) } yiIeckee na: . der oe " 7 i a saa, é ‘ 4 rooryie ana w nali . m _ ~ : ; ' ’ ne WANTED bea LTa Le Jjaha ji tine running condition: $. im) { ADIL IAC ’ va le ery ‘ : oh Irned a . | j ry if ‘ ti] . mod rn Ony: . kite hen S7 *T) food order ’ (3) (ti 1\ | . ile liea tea. d +? ree room furnished | | Paes price $ on time payments. or all de — , Phone Central &9S4R price S150: s]e ae be : - neal t t44s—} legantivy furnished front | - cahen : naan apartments; $8 and um every convenience Jos, PP. bic KM ANN R. BB. —) Chest ’ , eae a a Cen, : j . — - ' Li * . . ~_s esiag conten! Ss flats. "awaitiock ~ a a , s yrain KS. * Player an in fine chithon aon om > -t wi bec] both phones: for refined | WhIN TY-FOURTH, i4? N.—° large rins.. (oP) 29 Easton. Delinar 694, F F PPA! te! fc Men 2 sults. over Oats: best ‘ Hi Al NI oe OS i ght ti-cry finder 1v186 roadster ma. amb tee re “ sae Rote ; : wv trirey gots vail ane ¥ “a eae ae ie: . first floor on!. se | pe at 1421 (c8) - wae . : (ef) orest # 't pelt before nec | eed eedtent- "tit jo beaten ar sc | As. Wor cal wn aeaek we uae : nal bargain. plain mahogany case; | peop! bird 1 : (6) — : OLIVE, 371% Heated t-room furnished apart- z Ey DT: i} befor: $eesne me, | Sithai ph . TR adsolute:y perfect or le! ‘ ei dS ‘ 2 STEAK erie ‘ eH SS eriy : } ecdiate . ao ; a NORTH R REDS Wid__a Al, 10% Bo Cass ay Tvier 2883, Central 815 SH | « good tires, extra rim and tube: $650. eash ondition. s er bundle delive: a b | ham te a pte ' | PAGE ha., s connecting fron: nents, S80 and up: every convenience at oy gts a : ms :" toa = " (el2) W rite a demo ire ! no deale rc Rox earn rai inde | Yaat t+ wt ( : , ‘ at : : : rooms io? ouse keep} ne; conveniences " “ “ - ~ . : : (eve) COTTAGE a ; “ ere a «ane ew eat a ee ar ee scenester A=? ; ) jcnate oe ” ; ‘ { 1! le proms elimar S4enuf ie home Aree ‘ “RRNON AY ws f; ben) s? - GF or sale: brick 4 rooms, > . Machine will call immediately, (7) FORD . a 4, of 5A—One mont - mie ¢ +i autifuliy furnished _ ary _terma. 2724 Greer _ ay, ; ssaap: y* ? . ‘ ’ ' ‘er 6Tmer's sults, overvoatsa : ne rig dy io we es : Coy on orice able “an I is r lete; , iy ; 41 poe 04-06 High st. | = , iv “-., q ¥- Vv: DAVY up to 828 ¢ atk VhULEY lioadster, WIG: demo intuble ‘OnGIT) 01S > *, y & iin. ae GRO a pee , sin ‘tly furnishe ae exposure: | A + mouern flat; block east ° r Grov sation - Complete; perfectly clean; cheice to- — ean ve e ppurt. Deed (9 Ship Sowt? i to Wil! call, Del- rims; snan to quick purchaser Rox F Pub 4 ins ! f ief- i € at r nd nanny : a C9) ne omee Fe ~ rs; reor rt} NT 3 RI, ING AP A RTM ENTS s. ARTMENTS FOR SALE 1741 M: rcus Delin ar prices (cB) Deb) foauster: 1 an mode] end m. 1 PORTDwar eate trick. new 3 € “nt inthe repays ~ 7.7 aa are it lady emploved Box F ter, $t ‘entral 6 ; z a i ine hee ‘ F * CET Oe ee a a Cer eee a i ’ ion ‘ e lid i 4 “wr ay > true YoO\ A 4 1 aris tf when mar af : ' , reasonable terms: be ) ‘ Wigan : ; ‘ es - — ws ob 1G 72 \ . im : , lel: . vot ge ola oA ni S. W. COR, UNION av CENTRAL — a eee ‘ag OPIS Tae ‘ae 78- beens IEF A ae. Ue, eet, oR Oe - er ~ i | ‘ wid oO 7 ~ ee 7. a sea yey ne Sie per ’ - aiiic . ° t . ait i] I -'." > > * a ; . ' “1 . ; ; ‘4 . sade “ , ; ‘ [ IRE Ww td. Badly , spot CAS; Chen a ee ay . gol. ve $30" its, av Pr a ton, ne res (}, aa le aston.fest) truck : imme liate « aw eo ' ilerest ; \ T¥a : { “th an } as in ‘ : iv » We furnisher! onnect- and coid ate iarge qd ti £o00d ten “£1 » " me 2 r os ‘ iR ‘ : ‘ id S rooms, furnished cam lates and adwe lil ng i) : $. ° . 7+ - “53 > . , . ; . i reutt ey iar The Phillip "the . ohuta 4 ; \ roy ‘ i? ts ale f , > sth ‘ ' ‘ y = itu ) hi » o.. De r. ‘ - “bs é pant “xe ‘ : i i | ; ; i ¥ ¢ ‘sf geeot mo : ‘ Pas | ° ‘ ‘ ton - ores! S40. _Delmar 694 ; vay “y Imar (aT ry t A T! _ rfor: 7 Te Yr) hea? Og) 4, 3 m 7 . rp ‘ \ R : ys - ‘ tratore . *~ he ta é @ -_ nily . . Lé i , tf ete: ; ’ ; un. including eleectricit® 4’ rr , Ral SE ERE OO TRO SO om - main 0°?" lelniuar ee - ‘ 4 " 4 ; Pu | re! o ‘ i ie . ple Tue t.. ee i?’hone ; . _— ‘ Kk ‘ , dy {; ola . ay ote Bede, fprniture, -arpeta, TER Adies” And ee nisornpg,’« se: ond- ORD i or sale lelivery truck, ; POUTUS, sciragasl pe fy me Ot tapes metely aoe ‘7 “ Rai TAX 4 TF a NM n : 7 a 7 lee id servic 1 md " leuatering ‘at tor ‘nene $3200 . ; s) o la 4 resi. ences: ’ . ~ ; 4 ’ 4 jt, ids ror . . ety oat . . ‘ mryjce " r Son: le 3 *r : i¢ ‘ al Th ' " —* . m ae | » ricci l | ; ‘ { P if if 7 ¢ « “4 ‘ : -_, } ; . i. al ~ 2 | “s, OvVerr oats, sSul‘ta "a ‘ aia Da Pi ene : . ‘ i i ration ivi : ". lore } et ‘ ow! , sal r « . . ‘ ‘ *e >“ ; f ‘ I arg, Ren ker. 756 W alton, ' hats ig ili kinde we re be eae ee $4455, 5 ‘eo MY th »'l4 Cass ay, 1} 73- e| » Porgy Lf » Orr , Lith and Olive sts. tes) ° ‘ ~s ee : furnished coms. | H I "RORY, 222 iarke rooms Ras Dat + . COWwSINE Beautiful lobbs and parlor. $100 cash ia $27 month will buy 2-sterv AL. F ores ¢ ony we : Be i@ aGiea - = =. : he : : s A 1 i ir rrpsacce peat hot bath ia) 1 #4) : ¢ ’ mdi ey References required, Appiy manager on prenmi- | bri¢k flat. 3 ~ * 2 IRE \ Tr —— Benes: pa’ ighest rices Pho ti FORD—-For aie, roadster, 1918 mode Lor For sale mit ~j Kk ! ST AY ris Piano, wonderful bar- VAS} INGTON “ny , ss | m- —— ‘or 9100, or Mark z ee . re ps »* : ™ i. i“ oe ‘ ‘ ' at ° ii { ; ‘ = ‘yy ; ; cely ir oa , . *y : ; : a” s f) ity . , a paaly: any am Pan) 3: | opeliman. 13 29 W hit‘fe>, (ce $450, 916 a ocukt ey will sacrifi ics ool ‘ gain; fi nous for any home; at about! ° , ' ' es oe. oe *-— Nicely furni wer ra PRERSON, 2502 S.—Two rooms «and; OREON E. & R.'G. SCOTT Agts.. $00 Cyes:. DAVID P. LEAHY. , A ; : = ; 7 —— B, and. a = Ea ae Coa a: ; i} ‘ “Al . " , lai a ele ‘ty 1Z reo Hi eornve ‘e ' } ' . , ’ wee! wera, 4455 ine ~ tet gt cash prices, Ff Bri Shi! *? Need money 1 need ' FORD-—For saie, 1: 7 roavister £ icner x s Ade Central 746, Lindel 2 oSt hada ‘ r+ Ty | small ter me Aeolian : ba sate ' : = = csaceerd bath, ~ (ol nut. “ » ' _ Phone Olive 7 ene eure: eMmnar 050, FORME othe: S. Oesienier, Tyler 1292 w, (e26x) | rare, 163% liodiamont av. POR “With “1ts-ton chai , eS | Hall, 1008 Olive : (c3) | WASH: BL... 4c1s-—-Desirable south- | JEFFERSON. 2202 S.--5 reome and path: se : Pe eae oe ii & _ a hen - — am ried ‘ : ’ ii »-to or cae pepe, __ | error ? ea . { = . , ' vei to 4 " Adie niet: 1s WEEER li la ine plain nahogany: _— = hot water. ! furnace, : ir n ae «(64 it-ecl; Fl l F URE Wtd.-—We pav “Righase GMEMEMecccrea. ‘ssia ct highest prices, See FORD ROADSTE = xcellent (condition. cote nip sched hy phh Waly aa | case: plays | musie; $885; great bar-| WASHINGTON i3L... 4279—Nicely furmehed! condit 3 tag | FURNI SHED HOUSES OR RENT . : ) ie } sii’ . )") ¥ » ae] ‘ ’ ry ’ Hn! -* 1y eri tery ’ Lie lz Ss . ‘ . i ‘ ’ : = ; for all inds of furniture, Lousene fea! | . ne ; . - Bomont eel, oe son) N ~~ ; mn, Riefli . reflinn - == Mi Sail atthe p e ee § ice Pasy terins. mt “it! tchenette bis t ih . 4 bid bh Py 757) We % ; 7 entire oo of houses. rank ; ad A ae. "i ‘ ; ‘ P i a Mh I enirs “and dresses wr J. HAYNES ‘or é imny roadster, JIS i] ino?r strat OT Nw Vearborn tru ; ‘ vores > Te , "ac r ry : | bef he } ; t TT en - _ | “ Speen ~~ _ Turmisned ; te ‘on poulevard. grt. 1413 8 14th. ! J {it} oe ThE Fi “tk . | , al | +e or ; oa Pt go Te wae ig e : convenient vaymen:s. for cash with interest and dise ount. Raves = TE ; — = = “ “y — Sha omiea we ot I wer TON A a vate a fa amily onl o 4 and 5 room, 2 story brick fiat Hui! 4) nz; Combination, bine or whit aE cuaeciunte daole ta 0 Sot hag AD pe ee ee ee ten) thie £ ee Sa {C38 | you $50 to $100, Lester play: oe. | Gedeiae pabee: pauthers ae: Ole Tigv: ee i ge MERCANTILE TRU st CO... Main 1583. (8) ponte awe bath, electric fixtures. granitoid heater -415 N. broadway a. .. on Don't iu en . jadies ; ——— ————--— . ; ., itl -ton chain arive truck at. | hone better: $509 te $700 1414- 4S. eras iinet. LS ip: | | RUTGER, 2723—Four. reoms, $15; : . 8! WER STMINSTRR PL i149—~Furnished or (#Undry; first-class condition: fine neighber- ci ’ - at seil us ; LYNES-—Fk ale, {- , oti NS VAth mt ___ fom) rooms and attic, 811 unfurnished, hot-water heat immediate ood; owner has left city and desires imrn@- ) be ag gf, ty jc@es ae ear 726 Chestnut st ' Ji i . passenge ‘.o0o hy ; ’ > D R. A * ee iets > gg A nel ns Sey tachnm S and bodies “oe iate eens ae proton 4 be © : TIP Pe G QO. ! nd- ; Just received he terns. Riefline's. 709 N. M > STF (1. -Neatly furnish? THERESA. 1550 S 3 rooms. bath. laund He ESIC felt rom sale; not Much cash required; location, gh prices paid for all kinds | | : | 0: eo en rt al T | ST CO., é : ‘of “furnle * a. enter ) "4 : }) 1 te ae — ar ate r ; -— Zd-f hl | 7 DAD’ ill call at: on Levy Bros., 31l r= ” Tyel: _ ‘ | ! 1 Tacs hi b ay : tak notes | POR] rts “y : “ast ' s a-T] r "OOTN al ON Veniehnces, lAnde|| screens, combinatior fixtt Ires: % DwAe M+ « . 7 em +ePR Z > ' at ; “ rid were mang ar , ett iarment [ae I si? Aut 2s ‘\ ! NG new ext es* y +h ' eee | . Central 359%. ‘Olive 302 g cd) ad astiellablaaaitinibiiitenntns Sct Agents 2 : is and water, joi. Setaritnct ; aa Broadway ard laces 4 ell before haa get bid: w ae : lira 45 (Ce : e pay ” we . ae ~ - , s oe ‘ : ae furnished; hot-water heat: imm ediate poe- (Central 6849, Main 1196 6) NEWSTEAD. Sol N.-Purnished house. 7 priee 7 for corten: { { os ; * € agg ny mat = oo ” and ry UR r 20 EST ‘ :9es aud Pines pris and idren, Pre jicay bbe mi SOCK en undy wes oO) ad @ WESTMINSTER , 4244-- Room, contin electric: $25 Central 6849. Main 1196, +e) SUBURBAN PROP TY FOR RENT aS Deg so: uate ton . CO LP ‘3 > tr ” ave : - - — - 7 \ o 1 . +. . ent ral 4 21R. Olly ‘e -& cl yy - Coat f ae i Sie ia s (yl, DS Mi IRL, 3 Mor sale roadst er. 1916 j “ R D—For sal if’. J 9 SOOO f ids ea Tv) j . , ' 404 N pa argzge stake body; just like USE y a —-~ | VICTOR, 2005A—6 roomea ots, get our bid. Central 5659, "OS %. 717 lucas | Rd ie6) | 24 st. fe9) : Soha ~ ; : pate ies ‘ onvenieNnt 10callon, WISE, 4926—New 3-roor e Dati. . ib gg ‘| FLAT—For sale: barruin leaving cit: 4 ’ F. Port: man, : : : | warp ae ) os came ; FORD For saie, truck IN1S mode use] ‘tere a “poor +n rr As L-Y MPIAN ! ehummy roadster, ‘ . a. ' ; ‘pyali ID ladies ~ , : : ' os oa Ww " ‘ ‘ buy ait kinds good thee A . hae ' ene es less than 90 days: suitable far erace ot 1O8 a) leetrie: Tavlor ‘ hecier e fey | & As Pr LOCKWOOD, 456 (Webster ) roome, bonda taken for equity: lance eas ‘ : rag ; ° ('¢ resis) P or i ‘ al s l 3 43. o> thie te ° a’ . UIitA if Ol ,rocer or i} Fin stud, F valilere, braceiet ate terins + Pe oflane a1 4 s -RNATIONAT, For . sale Internations) - . "or re T YTO. 4480" v bat ' ics 225 «Webs: ‘ mn ; . v1 O buy, en cash ‘ices, & f we “ : . -o *acme A rrien ' Law 6 rire le P ; i ' y eR 4 Housekeeping room CLAYTON, 448 » rooms. bath, combination ‘ th”, wu) (WOODS er)—-¢-room brick house, re, oars ‘ ranges. contents ¥, fle $i . t a ; : corns. Saas aes 77 uz st ) , : “ * 4 POTio; — ‘ H J | i } Otor wesc _ node! f. & tol 1 is . aie wie ) wwestheneen a fixtures clean ondition $19: open (65) bys 1 and furnace, $o. (Central 6849. main _RESIDENCES FOR SALE SB, etc réss 4210 N. mi ; to ) IN I ON? alll tpi ie mier proadsre a bar if : ‘te diet Rn: ta ae Ae Aw, ms ; = eer gpa —— “300 MOOD LL LAOW, S17. ‘ pstairs modern 6 — -- Z | : Veilat ‘O64 CoS Ea}. COnGIION ; range fro Ail 55-Note. hg inn i een ao I eee it ne age room flat, tile bath. com AIRVIEW, 724 (Webster Groves) Strictty | “CENTRAL Tyler 606, Colfax 7646, or Cen s ake sale ait =? coats. nants, $5 coats oth . war. Veilston ce housekeeping nbination fixture ~ ( Ciao d Stein way accede push button: h ! cold water ‘ _ modern ‘pag wm home; 6 rooms. complete- eae i os ’ - ~* « ' Vv’ qr co , > mia he Re « ' : A s z ‘ : Sh ie — ae Sier ‘ 4 Are ee po re 4 fr ; sh P WY @@n ' ivé ' Ces . y . ¢ y . ; \ isii¢é 1a | é 414 ar ’ » you want the Dest prices, and we AME Ric AN Ae rh yet ont oss " {Ae ae my ; Sagat Be wae Artola ... aie © ee8 , 300 a " . cmt ae sera enna, fn... nS , y furnished; ha biock te Magchestes = HOUSE- _Dow ntown: 7 tenants and rtore: rniture bad! y (‘all q ‘entral 47 ia - ‘ nt decorate and paint { sult: ; she mal country piace: easv terme. | price. Rot ¥ 187, Post. Diepe te " veo = oe EXCHANGE stem and is as good us . Box : a! ri =i ck, With stake body, King oer. convenien children; rent $30 ; cal A216. Post-Dispateh (7! Rae a ne ee class of furniture of hn ; ; i ee - Ma : worin-drive, expres \ingston ...... seen ee reer Lp oe. , r) earag £" 7 “-— eee ‘ So T contents of residences @ . OX ' aged oe orin- ‘Won express .. We o rt 1. larzge front | Or “ Sars a Se EI rent “net | 4: (Kifk wood).-7 rooms, lot Tal U H Tac iede ar Delmar 62. Li tag . Wrd. ‘xchange: ire head ce. , oT DE a to 2 ' Assenger roadster: pe 4 . fine condition Dorris Wurlitzer “so hatred he sek e ing r ms: rang: 1a ‘ty pret TaN » 4128 d t he day; Kirkws é = hei - warden 3) ? . to | HIT , RCESONGRT COO ON Rarhine for bov's bievele OF Victrola, 4i'l | AY omdittons sll new tires: wil! smerities Metor Car Co. 4100 Tacleds. ay Wi Sieesten de Loxe 1... 465 |_sink HAJ” evening °)| Agt.. sia Chentoutet, aethi| ~~ Modern Home. O a: a aee oe ond ow irts. 40011) orpw aR 7 nate. .2:tou inte. brand. Pinion ey : sian ey bee VINDDs a 284 — Two furnished He DI AMONT, 1276A--5 rooms and kifche: ; ; = OMe, nly $338 50 TELY highest prices = for fur ® ; u V ted Wi ONC ANSE decoraung an a Ww : it sacrifice NMOS Delma ti ? ne ' Sh : ‘ooms: FP ae iter floor A combination Mixtures, the bath and TO LET- BUSINESS PURPOSES 3400 U ash Pay ment Carpets and. stoves also auto exe #) iy rr Ford Mox- A-15, P 8t-1) 8. 6) WESTCUO'T’ For ale ° Nutri at TRUCK P $1 > a month NORTH urnace: $21, OP Pe 4156 usseell a alory f. ._ Greenberg, L del “enL. Cc DOR : li exchange ho ror ter: new tires: car game as new: terns | tUCK—-For sale; very Cnean; 2-ton ames, he Ws 35 Fg McKINLIY, 4557A—-6 rooms, bath and f: ) ntainine T rece TOOt, brick ' eand ad sleamead ” a - } os ine At? ‘ resnonsibl narts 36448 S lati i large body: Ford chassis. 114 S. Jit h _ ies) o4 rolls music, ~~ PP ~~ aati oman On (‘entral 6849, Main OM) co - - —- MISCELLANEOUS _ - pe lence t o ate te a enemas - = — ee \ we ; at 4 } 7 ot 54 , ‘ . nhs bate typo se. OE ; 2a KAS - eS _---—- — e no - “ ot nine . eg - : ~- — r ° : - ’ z Z SS ELAIOC aith rath furnae e © | | UR E WAN | EL) BADLY a wt ‘ :, , FREON OR Shon SEDANS ; FORD Trl KS, $25 PER MONTH ‘MHnre - IN _ \ oe ago ge roa _ range. RIDGE, 6204—3 large rooms. $10: open. Del- 2 CHESTNUT ONAL TL STORE tures and hardwood floors on aoe Fre . - -- -- a oe . sebintie ; ¥. ord Commercial ¢ rs, ry Ie] large 4 } RIGHTS Spee Pry ng roon ¢ it, as « List ar 1Re% L,. vis {.>) HOR cli ESTNI' T. AR (SE ST IRE. STEA Mu painted and ot red Keve hervt door w eat. criptions. larze or small lots, cot: GOLD AND SILVER ' . . , , ~ Re» and smell. wor cae . arere.. Bart | Wurlitzer strte> SHAW MU T PL., i¢i¢—Beantiful 6-room Tat: HEAT. SUITABL ; FOR ANY BUSINESS; | FRANCISC S & KUNZ, 904 Chestnat “* ts. dwellings: nizhest cash price * - ee A ear (\CHANDILER--For sale. sedan. Forest O6S2 cash end baila VY stele Wb ee NF: we STEAD. 2900 N Furnis! es de, every ¢ onvenience “nad up to date vah- CENT Cr AS aan BLE THESE TWO |” _WEST , e ' 4455 Pare. Del. 2985. or. weir atches, diamonds, old gold. for engagement to sec, _feb6o) | Immediate live \ Ww > TO BODY Standard a YA es ricckeep! ng rooms, 2.50, $3.50 , Fas, any 4974! (oo) Sv = ‘NDER oa 20-ROOM HO. | (a) cht H25 Locust. Suite 300 mM FORD--Por sale, sedan: white wire wheels, on ' _*y\ EREA NI? 4) Toner sat le . vedat nits’ he > C Ss F¢ R SALE. ( amp & ("9. ase Pe . Si a - al .'* — i GLASGOW 10 Six-room flat: : ele\ aALOF or rent Nov I; with acale, truck oe = ~ errne oe wy a bd car, HAST At 1T1ON C oO 8 APSOLUTELY best cash prices: old gald sid at once; part aving city. Phone ag oe ‘Standard 5 _ROOMS FOR RENT “COLORED ALM, —e Six rooms and bath, electric! and fixtures. if wanted. Phone Main ays. ee ~ Only $20 cash and monthis 7 5 . e . : . " - -P - ° Ll eve ) ’ TNont ne qvy ing « . Ai ° « s°3 6.8 li ’ ; Lyi > ‘cer? | ry muy hice t ror rean a entral 64° " or Bomo ‘ bat nu ne “ iil call 1. ; . i 4d t tee & Bo mY r A ail i . J . ot } a, » ' , Le ’ , ; WN 7 i ns ete " ae ae sg, pie | Weat kind i ~~ 2 se sence - Sontrns vay Central 3°75. Olive 5471 41) . —er wee whe , B. Hii MAN OO9 Wainwright Bidg. (eT) . eh an te CUCed S300 for Quick sale DS. watches. old. gold ana si TOURING CARS le wanted o : sii," modern_conven| ae i 031A oms, water, $8. Central wth oa foe _¥ ae.__best-Diepatch fe) ! NDS. watches. olf 0 anc asilv Any ty “i: comple tt ‘ rooms: all modern conveniences . . a » rooms, water, = ; Oe Salatindhatne - ES "IN ~~ RN a @ RE \W ANTED witht for ash. Norman. rt N. Rroadway — ~~ = ONO NOLO ll, ell gl teal ag ills ie imme Ais ate delive rv: ene r sniaeal body $6 a Mont h ; I n y 0 ‘ Lin 1146 #) DESK ROOM ' ' ; R PLS LET Ne > For eAle, modern brick, tea 1 . iohd) oe ga »N }- or ea /\0 oJ kK Rabhit 1917 . AR NI TT NAT FP S cw) ” 15 Locust «t fem) + i \4 7° , ala by "4 ‘ rooms ROOM KI A’T' 000 square feet on two floors. in a. | 1 ne ae os I Euel BO) Olive st i Mier ots Teen os . -y- TRUCK--For saie, 2-ton kepublic; new: a . - alts da fiat “ crete building, sprinkler equipped, ‘town: | F Cc WPS Ar Telmar 28h 4. A e st (oS ; For sale, 1918 to uring. car; per ' VP h ( ” ind ¥ SE ee Ce en eee 5 . ‘EIS -[>. r x \AY aieticd. 2 ' o - 4028 GROVE ST. town location Kiass three sides; r EHOLD GOODS FOR SALE PINS | i ail for old gold. jewel-v. coneuon. . Midi A AF soetieniboeth — - ere VV WT bi s4o\Seu \~ Os, . CMAN, 4$10%—-Choice furnished room: Just lights: near Fair- @ither storage or manufacturing. 7 S112 Delmar b!., 3-story building. for sit ter siiverwy ‘ weal es, Clamonds, ete. P "CK bor sale ring car, light six: {- An Oe ens MISCELLANEOUS : ; priv fan iiv: with or without breakfa-t roun r] See Overiand A’ utomobije Cw.. 2300, Locust Att (cS) families rent very low, $0710 ar of will take } af a “ ne An 1! Refining Co ‘ cellent conditior full mo Uip} wry) ean i . - : ‘ . ] 109 ( iy . “ft f f ! } ; ‘ 7. ‘pep RIN. C17 Cheetn . . ort part Day . . on, sale, : 4-poster. i‘ ai os ve fiat (‘9 ntral 10% BT. 5 Le » seen by apporinimen . e = welt t H1O0, HE \ ROL, iT 1917: demo Intable rims. new ~ v . AND. st “Tic e furn “Ti¢ I Ii — ag. : tenn , electriv ght: facing Lafavet' se ial a Tn ae gE ee as LAO" ll fm a ~ Vor nal $55 Cont $75 ; round ta- ce MC WELRY ‘WATCHES months: in OR ellent condition: n real bar- ’ - 1) a Kor 2; } . ike new Te\ te M tar " VA At Z — rrann: ¢ T i bar re . a { l.F The aedbadi 1” roorne. bath. Water 2 pay , ‘ , mn tt ~ a ey B G, —“* 20 her chairs, §2: & ~~" ay | gain. Hox B-242. Post-Dispatch. fe®) Ca, 2003 Lo eerie : if sepia deten Aeolian 7 ae WEST : rE eth “ASTON, 4542--Store; money maker for any sige acrific ‘¢ for $3200 : lAITS., o: 4 “ti paid for Pera , mg . a? _. - tee ~~ Sry] wuve (en) McCANN-DOWLING 1140 Chestnut st. (cd) busine y ottag 14. . and chiffonier, $55; meunt & diamonds wey size. | red CHEVROLET—for sale, to is car, 1917 sa . 1916: overhauled: in firs SDISON Diamon menenranh - ej ;, i ee - — 4 | cottage, § P — . cky o-etory brick dwelling far : ; . . Y ~~ J . ; ; : ; “ .*. ' . ' ) oO r i¢) oad > . ss ‘ . , ye . . ‘ a” ¥ ‘laine d ‘ 1OvTi RT I > rT i- ne silt oo ni Axr 7. aa rue a ae a é. ve a model, fine condition raft s. lil Cas | elass fon Uipments: will dem na price $120 bargain: easy arene IR oo. ae Room and be pio SOUTH NORTH | “(6 farostien: aot Lion ia Fe ent Cate $700 cash Drary table i ; “inl ; larnoneds, aches, jewelry, | . , : 2130 East Prairie ax Jan ‘Flell tana. = ; - é' Cpe es “ay ce cars ‘ , ae ‘ - | eIINe ‘ ak. Th B et ves . : sa: pee i ee eee A - - ; 3 , i ; ‘ i ‘ ad lian ri al hinW4 live ae te sy) y ’ ‘ >? > e k 4 > if . —- - - ‘ iin 5 . mtn _ — FR "Ts "U 3 ; rockers, davenport. ay ! ' : nt clamon ts CHEVROLET— Touring. good paint and tires. TS Co : MM vate | é $4 wes z ‘ “AE, AND 0005.3 b SAN ISCUS & KU wz" “a4 (Reetrat eat Cnoice of rites, fads? or ren ‘ ' . ve ‘il quick: leaving ACCESSORIES P Cc UISON Diamond Dise P nonograph labera SANNE Hist—Roard for F sing! i] : Oce 'wo-story frame 5 rooms have a lovely astrore which = ——==— pemeestits is fers . an: vle mountings _ | i915 model; have to seil quick; eet gor ARTS ETC tory. mode! ike - througheut ens powte egy floor H ia t | ; var 18, , FEN aio taal s ring rooms: fine : "d ' ! v > ‘Tc AaT © &: . Z ” te iarat tne VN Cth et. lent condition: less than 7000 miles; o dan Car, , nore Oe , lawust.¢ asl; ens ; pe ~ ao jv iTai ThE : ha N Large, convenien AN‘)! lor sale, rood, $10; rou fo dy tires; cheap for cash Inquire ’ f nyt? I RCIAL BODY Sa! in first- Boxtev 9 : a me fe . si BUR I RNS 108 : tnu t ere Main 1196 Central 6849 (A) table chairs S751 Kaston. Locust ie class condition: Will sell cheap, 1619 To- "ve byree ee eS Poom: wood poara: for is BURNS, 1105 Chestnu ; LOANS ON PERSONAL P hs M P 7 a “4 : ecuet st ie a PUONOTLA sSilf i} Use bial s oes e ; " ek}, onveniem es Pi,i AN 4 if’ rooms v e e4 1) room GARAGES AND STABLES ROPERTY ‘For masa be fine ] 7 ather: ‘ oat. “ya. ‘ ee a a | I ' epliencdL? , : , nA — a 9 ’ b , f > . ODGE—For sale; touring car; spiend}? ci ~ . er ate wna reeera w! a ig ws pain. I MeoCAN | : 1 ’ Chestnut f ich $15 A*soriment of corks of all de ane ARSON 1A tfforney dition very reasonable no dealers, ~ ye ae “ : FR. ~ . Marr a 1$xto boxe 1 Olive Lt. . . bla, ; SOOT and pee — ; Fat A — = sper oana on rhitere ™ : Call Grand 1245 6) nie: $5 week at: also table | ag. ¢ LINDENWOOD PT... of—Stueco house, 5 , gare F-4714 Olive ef room for 2 or & WE we oe " ; $10 te $20), - ** lox ° (1) ‘(; ARAG+ 2h Poat-Dt s. sell cheap, Mercurio’s, Ltolser free, s1*k& W Ainererete ft KE « aoe be ae ’ s BALE — Dickson t er eave TIR Al. be -—- - -- == ea are: is Oflered or use liAaran _ ’ i (‘abany : —— ee _ ~ : : : oa " ao ond ciTy tHOKE matte CO. 211 ir os al ES. 1 seconthan ohn Ran. | _ {ra equipment. _ ; a Se ce heeeneeeet natal | BA ¥ ral used n ee we 0} ) i i arage. weer rreny-_ Central G2, Main 1196. (c@| @h flees Helland Bias Central 2 ‘ ORT--For x; center table, bras® @ Safe Co. 4th end * ‘harlee, FORD—For sale; touring var: J . x | ODIKS--For Fors light cha imbi; lctor son on ‘ . ee LEON cae uk Wid 6 hold 1 or 2 cars; | PROP —_— tehen «: odd chairs; 2d a—For aale: Herne a} used only short time. 30 ) Olive. reo (cs) aris en trucks. Over 500 in stock are guarantes cold on easy te re f ished roo! me Pe Listy » Bi 7 must be in ge ** ‘Bos * 4 —— oa keeping house cap wet what 8g ae ag } ao mre: ne Si spate ranc neonates uring and ~oadat er iefling’ moo oN _M: iin st. e%4) eae ee + vin oar iano and Mu HAMiAlLbON Imvu-Nicely furnishe J rooms, 6. » * Fee Koed « on fitvion. (OR Awhiy, they te Day their oats from us with. | - ee ‘ . bette r nade ‘ FORD K oO! sale. ‘ eee = alll ; : ra bude a gre! hAnoO and . is with or without board Cabanvy J38:4] } R ISSF] V =N] fF af .T ae a h out publicity or delay. 119 N 7th reom an mM ST For sale: sb Me | YOU Nant fire ani cucglar nrote otion, bodies 216 Locust sissieaee : “ENDER For sale; front and =e LINDELL BI 05—Large 2d-floor front U: SELL A EI , UNTON vi $: Central 6349, Main (ais) v “A ~ r J } +> ; ie) i - > : ig > ‘ ’ rear hye ah O1¢ Locust ma . _ | Oe 4 , La 4 ers —- “ “ = tow a % 2 ) "Ta : . Per | i, Ae4 eon " 73 * after 6 p ; : eee I jee For sale, touring; Drana-new., ’ aa é ch head a ey aha "Cid RECORD EXCHANGE PAOIT exce eli ent boar 1; hot-water heat: Iie rooms and bath: furnace beat: large 1 To (eS) MONKEY. Per salaried people unon = —— “ OCcuest. 54 OF ’ o \ acine country road - ' : F ' me ee = ; ‘ : eee ; | t . Amiatte’ tas d $2 “ nates. Cary DaYrnentea: igh tiem sam center table and chairs, SEWING MACHINES | PORD—Por sale, 1918 touring; good as Cygne rand new. cost $10.50 each (ECO * bought, sold and exchan Re [- ot Nicely furnished rooms 8. BD DICKMANN R. E. © 623 Chestnut roe 6 Se. seems Sis Commervial WAMA Etzel — eres ern 7O4_N, 4th fe) WHE SRCKIACE 6.1 or $90. 2218 Frankiin rej ; eae ine st. — icl4. npn a ntinu “> ‘hot water good . ; 7 FOR COLORED PEOPLE ene and Olive ste ' — WING: >on hi _ @ ‘alt i. : ' B.5, pis , ‘ heat: c bUOuS aes scans Se . — - On ae eaia ‘hatham _@¥. av. ¢€ be 7 a, M ACHINE 7 io fle. Singer drop- Point on aie. ai eT 7 in rs oe : r “_ pa ; se! WEST MO EY “LOANED. furnitere, ; ir nee CROUtCAN 81 feng) ave je ,ery cHenn a bed ee ri iv. ‘uw shoe ; ny , 5 7g F c “i eter an , ~ : o Pe ’ . POR REN r TO COLORED cent per b. ie with ‘mats sale, excoange you ir old Ym hoe, ‘gers lien: Pp “ Sie ge a 141 an weet = 14 i moder -onvenier ENPIGHT 784 3 ~ Ts att ne al ca ‘room S08. Televt arse ‘i desired. er ae Tore Pee D OFFICE. FIXTURES “ee a! 9 touring ear: rep cetp (aie Co. formerly ttn - : Se ' pariment: ra fern + | ENR r. 426 — at * Sit ton «et % rooms $10 302, Telephone Main 25%. br > ‘ : ‘ : ; / » Aa ~ eae ; " ; . 9 , ; On , S EET oer =p OB ad sale. contenrs 5 POOTMR, BCAeH pp) owe penne wr ing car, aR. . oye :? t (e > for ih. ¢ (c= MoVHERSON, 5% room a! ard. NN - DD) NG ! est! : ' 3428 N. &th « rooins, $i STANDARD CREDIT S0si Ry machine: ne dealers. - 3) latin; ~ a +B hs a 7 eee sell rebut a acTil ; ‘4 wrk me : : oe “. Se , ‘ —_— | }? QO ( ) M ~ n i 13 ( ) A RI ment owe s irroundl z refcren®? beiof 7 Te eo ~ furnace KFANE @ ANKE 1R Cheetnur af (fe) Vente te taraiture owners. Ry. Exchange, —— ing ie i oonly perfect ina chines at | oP y bargnin; owner .oavu Se, © i » ANG d 1) . IR eee DOWLING. 1140 Cheet: ao Without seocurtty: cheapest rated: ale fumed * oak ii¥ ; PriOes ir ~cale Co.. 400 N éth.«ese “he shig : Garag ve w— LAN! yy re oor AP aw Nine lares 0 ra" 910‘ mort private terme: these dealing “acing (elds ent condition: davenperts & . ; "type r. o-!| Born Ww: rate x . BOATS AND lt AUNCHES . Por rent city, sold aga air , ane oarad ane © WOTneos, Sar! vat renovate t; rent R [- A | E S T A T Ss mea — | r "Vs ' ‘ioor West AD 7) owner . , — ee ‘ nl Fe” ond floor east, € iva 4 en? . ‘ ri. ‘ . wr tf . 3 , ° “es ; . ; oa i> —— 4 ’ | ij “ ‘ _o ) a QUICK ME . ics es ch avine * Inierna cheap far csr Th as} 7 . ‘th — line Wa" tea Hlote.« f ‘ oune ipsired - rman , Cahbanvy OS] (Tr ad * - Balarted peaple (witheut securtty) ae confidentint ith at. ‘ 4? : Care. 2 FORD Thurine ee ric searte : 2 ¥%.. lone: ate ris Pat * - a ° grows 7 aad cheap! : " ; — f oor, >. % , 1 , oe. - PORD._ Touring. fine ee litien, 8550: small Sy - . ee ge RENE ; co — Jing! and touble roorme nd steam heat , no eing ] yh RER or sale roo Deri: ais form and AMERICAN RROKERAG CR CO. : 2 205 ; 7 wrecked materia 16s §6Lecust “AT Railway Michange Fide 1® a am a foun uee@ist’'s scale ce , twa 5. -room fiats; lee. R ts od . : . an bene aseiind ba ls anee eas) See Tor ls eye’. z 04 sets new times i _ A 5 . aval ie) eis . »t? ‘ ° ° urs, elewant mahocany paynient, ’ : - : ; mGhand: bar 3 oe ; hioom-ar "tt ’ ‘ rh Meee . — ‘ f ene é - pon . : . n «© worth iid between | , ex WTassinuce N. Broad 6 ceentr tried ' : yf irge room . Rouse movers and wreck - “ e ad . : ’ SoA and SOWA Bin 2, vy, Morice Yor ‘quick “action, | FORDFor wale: Carine cary 10K: brand- weve | Foam sche! IN VERSEN, 4215A— Nice front late, findel) #79 ". ‘LOANS ON REAL ESTATE ‘ or vestment Co Deca! ar new tires; over $100 extra equipment: very porsEes ‘or ile ‘HTS re : , Tha Ree ret emia | : —— = Cte. OL OP I RI al lag jarte Quick “Me . a wt) rena ‘nab le. J. Berkemeter, Hon, CEs e Mt ty) ot aK: - ¢ oben : rie . 4 the . ; VA / ' . “77 at te, ys ro : 2 . a ~ —_— IORSI For | bign ‘ re : : ome tj ! mm : ‘ ™ wes . FeNBPIPV EF hat af { ' ON city t= yw. ‘iashboerd; nearly pews i. 9i7, mis ? s O57 -2d-tloer front, $2.55 her} conn . D | ee aad “tuasrat a ee On: PE eee Sernte. Fee EXCHAN a Ow oe Sh. (® ino ood topchest. PReOe TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING PORDS- slightly Ogre ae ie nome: |HORSER—For sale ak eet m, $1.75: hall room, $1.50: free Bell om : i Neatiy Tarniwed | —PABSti $14. Contral_ 4354, nee OB) | mmm ——— rete or MEER A ce .. 100 = (co (1 tens ’ ‘ASHING iL... 46 plighage ey. ae : “KY, 3010-Cottage, 4 rooma, §12 fall ROOMING HOUSE Wra —Te en ye $2000 ap rates: auick action: wo . : rn ¢ > For rale. ean Ne ! . ; weap I MACHINES S800 up. 3114 Case av, —_— | HORSES—For rr: rd OFe _ as Sil ! : , . : * : .) , ck ——~— -- ——— ! 2013 Casas , ne for } oa : Oo th ol itnout board. : $0: * Took: (89) first deed of ¢ a 2 truc Of Sale, cheap, large Qui : ; | Op — Pie eae era m ‘ORD For sale touring car. ~ with Yale horse t ° fn ‘keepin . ; ’ oom fh: lawieck t de of rust o eas ru un coak range, Vose o Lt - - ‘ : or ak ns hot ter; Dom > if . ) = rn . a r a at. oa : (eT) MPEW r ITER] ; $ Touring car: early 1918, run about ; HORS "or ail, Years old, i600 | LE, 2206-—Nitce " eae Ae we F (6); etc: key next door " = a R _EXCHANGE—4-r00m frame Tr at) = SSS or sale, Underwood, 4 miles: must gell immediately, cneap | cheap co) we lent, (¢ +: vas. phone atte» dene _s . + roo UNION. 2051—Gortage, 6 rooms. bath. fur i> Ray av: like new: will consider Ferd | (eS) | ee one a a-' WEST PINE BL. 4142--Large fron none : nar large yard. Cabany 2200, Delmar or smal! vacant Int and moithty payments; | _ MONEY ‘WANTED _ i) es ee, oe —- a oak | salie iarre sine Charter Oe -eht) new 1810 Locust (Chl 9°72 'Towr a ; [ORSES— For sale: larce team. we ght Fonahie at. I ty 3 cn oe | h: I | ssn00. inter £00d €@s new, W . * ry . ae ae tly « cheap, to farmer oa) T% em : — as with oar private horme cecal ee 1? (er) new rented for jy month: Dm going awary, ner; £0 ak wy UTE: I sale: Underwood No. 4: 'FORD--For sale, touring Fe ok poe = — - Ae heap, t@ farme . LL. 3530-—-Handsomely turnisheas —_— = a ar = » tole fae aT Enrient av | MOSrEEy, adh a A A. ; hoo “ and-ne® £2?) i700) Fasten. te®9) vaed; equipped ith white alieoaa” & HORS ‘Sait : electric light. phone: n- NORTH , APARTM ENTS _ ; Reg cond W Pepd fiat. meh 10. sale, we have 50 br el # PEWr and beautiful “Kelsey’’ maroon-colored 3 Cheap. | Nes : indry, 2030 ers home. ii, aid a ‘HANGE-Or pale: good upland rent $1000 ser year omel! commission. aant ' ; . i | Sk ee es - ~_— farm ) actes, 70 In ecaltivation, @ne auick ansser. Hex E197 Poet Misoaec re he ught ae dis vontine ; Olive ) orferct , - y lewd’ Va) Olive ‘ lerte@ at . 5 Pons | ' “— , ger, im pe Ta eT ee rouring - ‘ ‘ bods sranll i-hemts , » | . +? ‘nT CP nishe oome orehar ; of the largest stove “ N° 3a at ea 1 re raf ‘ oe S : fa ‘y" raArn fool eprings and he i igey) —— - ‘ ee te WIT per fect S} ; 2 " P * ° fs . ies m , le = ; P " . - . , - . a. th Pesretees ae Ves eee | , , FR ingto sip "7 ve a pe we thant ae atarter: poo t HM - “ agon he , 1@partst > My ’ om — , wedlicie’ Ol Wales ar ¢; \ , - — — . wir . per acre §1, trade fn | fherty it furnish pipe Ets ' Ae ng OHA OT sorryitri, ermington it tome ag loc he chy arzain at S000. Call ’ a Ce , fee => ' ; . ori, Vacant tot or cottage equity FFI 45190 F ‘aston. _ 408) ie ee ): rentais, three; paint at mei 7 nid Tenens ive 404 Let Lad Mh tod ; CUST, 3127--OCW#ip, modern, steam-heated —— — i ' EUGEN®E FIFELU APARTMENTS. 4335 Olive oi 1 $1600 aah, balance 5 yeara, é per cent MURNITURE Per sale, tor © ie - $5 upwas St. Louls Typewriter, at 211 Chemical 2: ~-—- , Horses For sale, ir hor ans reome, The a Gay: 88 - weeks up, (eR) ROOMS WANTED st., efficiency type: rent includes electricity afl “ACT Porriehkt as : 4 ‘ th or tv ‘ linth et Main 1102. Cen- PORD Touring « ar: eneime and bet \ ' Sivar- epring tru K “onal Wagons oe _ , erase . ~ - > - ; a a ieeincsiaiatia stain Sse for cooking and liehting: steam heat. heat —— on —— - " °c RIF Angelica 8) Hition: will ‘sacr!- eaten ST, S142—Steam-heated housekeepin ¢ PL ervice. D 4 KXCHANGE- SS acres, Pinellas Coan POR SALE—HIGH CLASSE HOUSE. a octane _ | ——=— | anteed in first-class congition, "ee piete, at a sa ice; make offe PCI , range. laundrs hor ie : ' want two sor ee 7 eng coid water and janitor service. Day pn “lertd ire We VAranice eF joan te be first deed of For sale: dining and bearoom q . fice: must be sold by Saturday; drafted. 221% : , pee, a. aes Cees: bewl? | ROOM 6.—-Coapie wi 7 Bight ele vator service. large reception room; Fierida. truck and citreus land: tevehing | Lj “ry . *.* : 4 4 " ‘ . . ~ be > . " 3 Carpete, water power w ing s TYPE WRI? KKS REN” i EL F . TB os tn av (ce) | wee cae Speen > genie mene —_s a : ’ j arrss private fami y. i ox A free storace Anpartmen’ « equipped with ooen- ™,. mpe 4 C3 ; ‘ey ¢€% ast nN ft 8 miles frore ' treet perfect titie to each l= oar CF ad tome me KH#e Water heater. 42 Mode | + montha, $10. ‘and up. | _Fra ren —- a del i-paasenrer. | M ARF he Por #8, re sae ' meres, war) (my | wre Po jahed by gentleman mn chest. shades. screens. awnings, | ‘ ‘ortarmmouth, Nerfott: and | Sey voure in inant ag ween aa . ¥ a. ared evlinder liavnesn tou ~ 4: low Prive i Mi _ks. ker sale: 4 mares, mare's te PIN . mfortab! Toama® af I tOON Wed rh ae n A 30S Post. ; ete. : referen Apriy om premises will trade for oe » * - TAS a VYOor!. s r To DItTwri eR r oe RICA ‘“ ry} rine M ACHINE Co. : ea condition. recently painte: ' ; ~" hors« $~) harness if 921 Morgan vile, . . . , if ane v * rr ‘ “hr? stian Sc ence home. »O-L . as . -_ wer Cc ay reas Washi pgion. r ®) . ‘hex b& tee i @st- itn aed a wy . aca (estan et a. ee: Main 4 a1, Central 1215, $07 Pine st. (c80) Cabany 187 W. - sag) ecg y Bikes. ; ‘as Poor noue, @i) CON\S.; reasonab| . israt or CIT ‘ For lor — * eH iain "a — “ip

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. -_ 8 Se Pe a, a RITE PES : os era aie wey . Ane fee gees ee eee athe RBS Big i i aa Be ee eae Eee ak: —- sitet rs * s nat STLOUIS POSTCDISPATCH. i ies FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 11, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH “Lend as They Fight”—Invest every possible dollar in Fourth Liberty Bonds. “a i Editorial I As a war winning measure, strictest economy should be practised in clothes buying, as tn all things— . * New P| W or lothese Famous-Barr Co.’s Standar@j— —Are an Investment That Will Yield Liberal Returns 7 . ; bs @ It’s economy in the highest sense to buy clothes of Famous-Barr Co.'s superfine quality. | @ Style plays just as important a part in our matchless lines of apparel as does quality. Every © : The achievement of St. Louis’ Foremost Clothes Store for men in providing trustworthy ap- || garment is skillfully and faultlessly hand tailored in a manner that will unmistakably stamp “> parel at minimum prices establishes our unassailable superiority in a most emphatie man- | each one as being the utmost In tailoring. Styles for men and young cts) showing all of the 3 ‘Ayu tn ee ‘ ay qi oo Sy peed, é ‘-# FPS rE eke -/ ner. The strength of our combined purchasing power has made it possible for i newest and most approved ideas in both extreme and conservative effects/ All of the newest i oa us to again provide St. Louis’ very best values in men’s and young men’s [all and Winter | and best fabrics and patterns. All sizes, including regular, short, stout, slim and extra sizes, ee Suits and Overcoats. | Choose from our inimitable groups at— ee: Molss 0K: 5 Pad JA Are 8 431° Ky ry LP ie rex . mw. +." +e agtys te hs a Je ° ‘ ° . . * +. +. . *y > i 2’ Emphatically St. Louis’ Best Values in Complete Showing of Light-Weight In Our New College Room We Feat Suits & Overcoats Winter Fall Society Brand Clothes ‘iced $ ? e. OO Overcoats Overcoats @ The ultra exclusive apparel for young men and m _.,. Try ,* ~A*, hi ; . z ae + : ten me oe™ a Cente te Se ieee af. en _ ee i FP 2 * eeu as al S$ 50 $4() who stay young has its St. Louis home at Famous-Ba @. There is a style~and’a size € The right weight for brisk Fall and Winter fabrics. Priced at $30 to $68. ] . \e sortments of Fall and Winter clothes at a price remarka- | | Tool, faxt color materials in ten Mitary tines, tn elther Men’s Trousers, $3.95 to $12. ‘ : " a ee. ° ae _ every favorite stvie. Stocks aiong m y “5, : 3 a bly low for such splendid quality apparel. Built of all- are best right now, and we form-fitting or trench effects. @ Splendidly made Trousers, in a remarkably wool fast color fabrics in this season’s most popular pat- advise immediate _ selection, Also the always dressy selection are shown in our special Trouser Section, 4am terns. Styles for men and young men, hundreds of dif- for conditions point to a Chesterfield Coats, in plain f apap yma it ‘leted of worsted falwian: anal 5] | ferent models from which to choose. Sizes for all. scarcity of good fabrics later. black or Osxtoré = misturen Ut ane wer Later pies > oe 7 Sizes for all. flannels and serges. ae | t- A. yf. at ee *. Nes inte “¢« ‘ . = . Md | * + 7a ~The a ¥ “yy x t ay mr t a “Be 44, at PSOE: 0. B, tba eta ee ete 4 ae Oy “** * on - + om “eho. wet -? i ee off ery ty Beller Looks, Better Service and Better Values in bs zs «eg 34 The Famous-Barr Stetson Special 7 Boys Academy 2- Trouser Suits 67 00 Splendid 1 a 50 : wei at 6 | aluesal.. La 3 : @ A Stetson Hat, made exclusively for Famous-Barr Co. A is 4%! ST “{¥n- mirahs © * pe " bal . pea m,i N, Ske coe ec smart, Soft Hat in shaggy finish and ‘welt edge. Mixed shades | of green, brown, marine and Oxford, in two-tone effect. @ The experience of thousands of mothers has proven that Acad- Sr There are 50 other styles in Stetson Hats, shown here. emy Suits are, without question, superior to all other boys cloth- ian Mallory Hats, | Borsalino Hats, | Kingston Hats, ing. With the two pair of knickers, it is almost like having two eae: $4 and $5 | $6 to $10 | $3.00 Suits. . Expertly tailored in the newest modets of all-wool trust- ONS, The Cravenette, | scceneiinetiainee | amass ‘sje worthy fabries. All sizes 8 to 19. se 7 Derby and Soft; Ales | } ror Taynry i lita tmah, Oe nn eh Oe spl Rn ites ® * 2 ie > —_ , ° oO ‘ ‘vs , re at a , > . ion ‘ > 7 ge e ee = * « 1 ge mi — a me ee * Ane . \e.. Pow Ney ay > rs 7 ee) ae ens 2 whew + 7 o 7 Mg ay es ed 7 » > ie APs Fe, ~ ¢: Hats, Derbies in | salino Hats, direct for us and sold at en ° . ~~ ( ae : Ss. self - conforming | from Italy. Ultra- eo ey Png low = . aa, BONG - ¢£ models and Soft Pe price. Soft Hats in A cademy Suits, $12.00 . ee TLE ANS Hats in the new fashionable, light- the silk, shagey { S Cl tl Sale of re : WSEAS Pian ee Ae S ave Molesheen finish in | weight styles in | and smooth fin- A Opectae . With double seats and knees hy a Ta AAS all the prevailing shades of green, | ishes, also feather- - . d& SR 7 Fall shades, Der- | brown, dark gray, weight black Der- Men sy Fall Shoes Reinforced Suits that will wear almost a ae bies in black only. | pearl gray and tan. | bies. Main Floor : » % “AES BSS SEN ig Are | - a “yn + ~ - ty Me Rens - Mitty, ie, no ae ET" oy ~ Le 2 wee ee Ss i, Meg Be kak. » = - ewe te twice as long as an ordinary suit, New Worth Regularly $y Q5 trench models with all around belts. All Saas Naage Qe Se ee ingen oe wdecsrrans SSS wa A S7, Salurday, sizes 8 To 18 yearsy QQ Dh aie abe Barn een SS eats, ro! , 7 = q A sale of utmost helpful- - . fs : : oe % Chale soup Ha area mig ie School Knickers, large assort- _ Boys’ Officers’ Blue Overcoats | Ra : : @ Style and price will make these gama fli dlldddgss 4. ee ™ 38 ; ° s : ‘ as pe ee Boys’ Mackinaws, strongly | mat mtg: marron eine ws _— re aie bares ~ pve | | “NY tli S are practicing wartime econom) along a made, $5.75 to $16.50. Novelty and Military Suits—sizes 21/, to 9, $3.95 to 812.50 | wily Y I | with their elders. Velour, kersey, MMaaa Second Flos | | A (ee & tures and novelty fabries in favored col. ; A Peal Christmas Display of | | i o7-~ al ro). Of and fashioned in high waist and gnilie” a : = : | Brink Say | | | fee | tary effects. Some full lirted—sizes for - OYS and Dolls Boys’ Union Suits Good Fortune for Those Who May Buy One $1 | Lage y | a cs tape = small women. Exceptional | ° , ne ae ea: . a | {aes values all. = q in co-operation with the Government’s $1.25 Kinds— 95¢ of These SS a ae at | ee peer ah aaa aS reqaues ‘a h: i oo A Saturday . e 1 pe ly yt | ; ? equest, we have assembled our Christmas t) a | 3 . | H + | RMT : | t; From $29 75 to $250 are (‘oats in an eae ‘ . » . 4 | | j . j je ie . ‘ -* ley Section two months carlier than usual. «. Strong cotton ribbed fleeced StTric } lr] TY) INeC 4ts | | TY ry pe Ri) unending variety of stvles, including You can help, teo, by doing your Christmas chic ee yap es na a | | Pty} FE 3; oi; wear, Made mm ciosed ¢crocteh Pe stvles; sizes 6 to 14.) Eeru and OE oe $5.00 and a an Automobiles, rubber tires....87.50 white. Special for Saturday LS a : — eA Fh 7 18s ” m= 6SC{ «(\|=«=Bilackboards, easel style only. rg. ig aan” Jaturaay P Wijot anon ¢ Wheelbarrows, steel beds Second Floor O° Go SS ie Regn ; : Misses Jersey Frocks ea] S Doll Beds, full trimmed Te: @ We took 100 Untrimmed : : Special, $26.85 y } Doll Cabs, hood and rubber tires ... $2.05 P44 i Shapes from our regular stock and ] S Stee A representative New York maker made us ® # Kiddy Cars, a good size, 81.50 | $3.45 Character Dolls, extra nC ot 4 had them trimmed in our own Bien” xn , special concession on this group. Many styles® Desk and Chair Sets... . 85.905 large size =.8S aes . ”? | | a workrooms. These Shapes sold 4 : in gathered, embroidered, hemstitched and novel © Swinging Hobby Horses, KG.25 Schoenhut Pianos, -22 keys, Men Ss Springtex regularly for $5. and with the rich ) pleated weffects. Fashioned of soft, eclingt 2 Shoofly Rocking Horses.. .GAe large size Underwear ‘ ss ore ; : . fabries in many colors, Sizes for misses @ 4 $1.25 Character Dolls..... Se | Tricycles, rubber tires. .%7.95 yw Bes trimmings, are worth in every in- : small women. : $1.95 Character Dolls...81.54 | Velocipedes, rubber tires, $:3.9 f: ANCA : Bs % a stance exactly as stated above. Wool and Silk Dresses $15 Fall and Winter Suits ; hol OS BEE ve ’ ‘he * ” ‘ ae i = +. dh Ell “= Me Angelle he Ms ot tk ae a Ce ee er a we - oj a ‘ + 5 “4 + +S Se at OE ale gy, 8 ry, tPF 0. S10 i | . #73 | lise = | in the higher priced models, the ultra $ 00 ) | | : fashionable fur-trimmed garments. . \ 4 | r ’ ; shopping now. These specials Saturday: ee ants eet ar ao pe tte aan Nag 8 CA 4 RET rnc Boys’ / \ } eee ee Pit quar Bowe hi Fa Shain Basement Gallery Ba RAR Roses : ae — —_ @ Wonderfully eomfortable Tae SaRtags @ There are large and small Dainty collars and cuffs of Georgette and con- $29.75, $35 $45 Up to $175 _— and flexible. Ribbed fleeced ue ie eS shapes, made from the popular trasting materials adorn these Dresses, which By far the most extensive axsemnblage Shi raw itte: Mi vet Of o. ” as . are fashiones sati affeta, ser; ‘om- ) : ' Shirts or Drawers. knitted on Ne all materials. and trimmed w ith are fashioned from satin, taffeta, serge and com vouthful modes we have ever shown. Every —~ > ° : ) binat} : \ha,l ° » > ‘ P spring needle machines, All ag 2 os ; : ° aye bias . *. nations. Shades of tan, brown, green, gray authe) ti . st } ab Rie , shade ine de “4 Oc tober Sale ot Rosaries feb, va : | ostrich, bands, tips and novelties. and blac, alia Mick. Sine 1608 Oe itie stvle, fabric and shade included, and ; : Third Floer many of the higher-priced models are em my Main Floor Fashionable Afternoon and Party Frocks, ished with luxurious furs. Beautiful linings it > Fealuring Our A®. = Y AN a = ———- priced up to &S5. many Fleer _ Regular &9ce ( J go st x, si — 3 eo 4 ; eS \ . Value al fi; PO ’ Salurday, With Stocks Replenished, We Continue Our @ Splendid for personal use and Christ- mas wilts. Made of handsome large size g' \ ’ i too de miountnd on 3 : Sale ot Men 4 Neckwear A Very Special Purchase and Sale of gold-plated. chain with gold- : . e et plated scapular metal center | FREE- With each Ro- of ae ° . ‘ and neat ross with heavy cor | wo win five a PUhased i a i » ZX INCeCT OalS for IriS@ pus. Choice of various beads. | TI Rosary——Crown of ce A and $1.50 6 ‘ \ ‘3 ; ¢ . I a = WAAAY’ H.9HH}H}H}AW * DRESSES SSE SEES SEES ES EES SERS he ee SO AAAAIRAAARAPAAWADERYADD>LDSOWA® PRAM EDINA YORU ON ON VINO ND SONI E OND HON IR ANNAN DEA SASS *» veyae » gst ‘ | ast iy 2 Pag: H. > = Eaiee, Se oe) Ree é W- -Bokey Mish i . > yo ed ase 1 er ve Te Fi ye ee Se Meee Pigs » eee Pedus R) 6 et ae Pen ee a Se ee " x“ eS ai) A) a ee eR Rad on. ; : ters ‘ RAE SIAR TOES Pas Bets ta bl ; pi SUN es mace ' EW edie mt Fre Packed in neat box and guaran- | Mary,” an instructive book "ne { - Ya Dominican Father. Ties al.. Under present conditions these | res are unusual Beac QO 1) Auto Casings slip-easy nechkbands, High-grade American, Swiss and . © . glee ’ “. ; ORE ' : ; la £ : values, an ak dvantag @ Thev are made of high-grade fabrie and rubber and sold with Italian silks in handsome plain, fancy, Persian, Orien- . oe : and ve — rena to take advantage an adjustment guarantce of 3500 miles. Combination Ribbed and fal and flowered effects, ? hhh . of this ee The two groups comprise 150 Non-Skid Tread Tires, priced as follows: @¢ Six and cven twelve of these Ties are not too many to buy at one oe / Aas / Coats, tailored of plushes, corduroys and chevy- 20x31 Cc) $006 Sale Price : g > List Sale Price ae cog, dey gg ae how out of proportion to their actual 4 iots, in shades of navy, green, brown and Ox. 30x3'% Cl. ....$20.65 J2x4 8. 8. ....$32.50 825.16 value is the sale price of S7e. a f , at ‘onl nein -: eg 32x34, 8. 8S. ..$24.25 SS. $3x4 5. 8S. ....$33.70 826.28 Main Fleer ord. They are trimmed with beaver, plush, kit | HE os 31x4 CL 8. ...$34.55 826.96 coney fur and kerami, and many have large self [fie 30x38 Cl, ribbed $15.85 12.40 collars, belts and pockets. Four of the models ## > Havoline Oil; light or medium; 5-gallon can R3.25 Store are illustrated. Sizes from 6 to 14. Slightly Blemished, Red Innor Tubes; 30x3, ®2.35; 30x3%, Girls’ Coa es 6 to 16+-tailored and 2.45; 322x314, R245. te—sizes a ny MEG aes ts oe tte eine cach Hours: dressy models, $19.75 to 20.75. Protex Tire Pressure Gaugos, each 9:00 A. M. to Girls’ Serge and Velvet Dresses—asizes 6 to 16 Wondermist Body Polish and Cleanser; 1/,-gal. can, with sprayer: 5:30 P. M. Entire Block: Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Sts ee } . : oe 4 Miitp ditodinaon Yung * 5 ; : Gingham Dresses— ly 4 : = * ; SP ‘1 Sie Daily We Give Eagie Stamps and Redeem Fall Books Largest Distributere ef Merchas- g sizes 12'/, to —_ $3.45. * —S a hid — Second Floor ' for $2 in Cash er $2.50 in Merchandise— dise at Retail in Misseuri er ae Wasee & 4p Few Restricted Articies Excepted. the West. 314-pound ma by James W. pers PaeK ay SY ral SRS Cs SS WR ge RP ela Se — ot Lak Th | hh eh bh 5b he ; Ph et eh f

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"ow & 2 i) —y ~ : “ge Al Per, 5 a0 f 4 - é ", ’ ; ey a ‘ - eet Ane Nig i I isis Sal a eset is | a ps — > e >" -~ , bee: Folia 9 MOR 4 gt Pe "° ey a e + ee ~~ _ : 16 ’ e ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCTI, FRIDAY ING. OCTOBER 11. 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec, 12, 1878. ~ Pudlished by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., | Twelfth and Olive Streets. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for entire year, 1917: | STAND BACK OF THE BOYS. | President Wilson's plea for a great success of the | Fourth Liberty Loan on the ground that “recent events ' | have enhanced, not lessened, the importance of this_ loan,” should have an immediate, conclusive effect on the campaign. The best thing that could happen under BUNDAY ...eecceecacceeeeceeees 861,268 | the circumstances, he says, would be a great oversub-_ ) Ag . avy , ( 9! , ne é 3 ee ae an . : DAILY AND SUNDAY,..... 2 scription of the bonds. ‘‘The time is critical and thie THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- PORM I know that my retirement will make no difference in its eardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and re- form, never tolerate injustice or corruption, always fight dema- gogues of all parties, never be- long fo any party, always oppose privileged classes and = public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drasti- cally independent, never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or pred- atory poverty. = JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. % + o a ~~ 9 +My se , . write, ~~ . Seon! ee” . acs cific, L say, albeit vou are at. war ~ —_ am a we. > =" aoe — Yt Ae. yt ee ewe * » ~~ > ee ‘eae Peer 7s ~~ ae “Ww att ae is ‘ee Se . yur yw _— a i. > a a a eta ie +s s ~~ we en” ss . = % =e - Mpc A oe territory, ee E ae ae et po saipcemy State ie 9p freee A ee coma armen. See RT ns en Pe ey ed aware, 7 RRO RTI Ns ay SPRRIY en a CiabldAri eae s Sh national goil. —— al eee 22. ns feHow citizens. tude cf our ideals. Hiow these ideals may be realized re- mains the great problem to be solved When this war is over. ooehaae, rae a ih mat J Cee ee ae 5. aR © ayer ne ~ oy Rte, i IR 4 Ns rw in the Old World ; Oe , Sr ee a autocracy, militarism, feudalisr, a wwe eee eee —- 2 ~~s-— --- UNITED STATES, SWITZERLAND AND PEACE? J. El. David. Exiitor of La Gazette de aUSaIiNne, . ‘he first question a man ought solve on being asked to talk or silence or to bother one's fellow crea- tures by repeating things which are chosen the former decision, were | ji van be gy the Post-Dispatch is ‘Democratic. It asserts that we iot a dut¥, a pleasure and an honor | ®APPress and especially to St. Louis, through channel of this paper, the gratitude the Swiss delegation of journalists the kindness; nay, I beg to say the ’ riendiy, the brotherly spirit they were shown by everyone in-this country, since » day of their arrival. They have been received as the messengers of a small, and pacific republic of Europe young, large, powerful and pacific | sister republic of the New World. Pa- because you took to arms in order to re- : : . . r ca ling s y : To eves to « .« le Ts , ‘tore justice, peace and friendly inter- | They are based on sound public policy that makes fol course between all nations. 4 . ve have, indeed, a message to deliver to the American people, a message which | them in the editorial which was mangled and distorted muy be summed up in a short but ex- pressive phrase: “Thank you!’ The bread we eat is made oat of the grain the flour you are sparing tor And had we not been privileged by your friendship, we would have seen our chil- dren starve and the strength of our sol- Which Wwe more than-100 years ago pledged to ourselves and to kurope, Inaintain at any cost. The gates and doors of the roads which is Which is less disobliging, to kee;: y known to everybody? I, for one, again to the American peo- i ' J t permit personal sentiment to govern our attitude to- oe pacific, | reasons than persona! liking for stipporting Mr. Folk. ; response must be complete.’ ‘ The victories our boys with the allies are winning | should spur the people at home to back them without stint. Let us match the victory in the field with the ‘victory at home. Let us put our money. on the boys and the guns and keep them going. The slightest faltering or hesitation now might be’ fatal to that great final victory for which we are fight- ing and which seems near. We have not yet won it and may need every man, every gun, every fighting ma- chine on land, sea and air’we can muster to win it. We want not only to win, but to win quick, with least cost of blood and treasure. 3 | | The news that the Fourth Liberty Loan is greatly) "oversubscribed will be worth a smashing drive. It will 'be notice to all the armies and all the nations that America is going through. -Back the boys. | as e¢¢e0¢- WHY WE SUPPORT FOLK. | The Springfield (Mo.) Republican quotes the first | parazraph of our editorial of last Sunday entitled, “Why Polk Should Be Elected,” in which we disclaim reflecting ou the loyalty and war enthusiasm of Judge Spencer and Republicans in urging the election of former Gov. Folk. Omitting all the reasons we gave for urging Missourians to vote for Mr. Folk, the Republican asserts that we are supporting him because he is “a Democrat and have no personal liking for Mr. Folk and haven't much use or admiration for him—all of which is mere assump- : tion and presumption. Vee submit that it is unfair to the point of indecency for the Republican to take the one paragraph in which we deal justly with Judge Spencer and the Republicans and, omitting our real reason for supporting Mr. Felk, substitute its own fictitious reasons; but passing that, we assure our strabismiec contemporary that we never wards a candidate. If we did not believe Mr. Folk had the character and capacity to make a good Senator we would not advocate his’ election, but we have better the harmonious and successful conduct of the war anJ for its quick winning and just séttlement. We gave by the Republican for partisan purposes. They are as cogent and convincing for intelligent Republicans of in- dependent mind as for Democrats. Finally, the Post-Dispatch is not Democratic. but in- dependent. We advocate democratic principles, and with a democratic President handling the gigantic job of Winning a world war we want him to have the backing P U B f | C () y I N I () N diers abated so as to imperil the neutral- | of a Democratic majority In Congress. That's’ Whi we are tor Folk. That's reason enough for any American. —-— 25-POUND AND 90-POUND RAILS. R. l.. Warner, late of Boston, new vice president of the | ’ , . ,* " , jag r ‘ ? . . " . / = to the different countries now ac United Railways, is quoted to the effect that 5-cent fares in Murope are situated in Switzer- ind‘and the Alpine passes of St. Ber- Simplon, St. Gothard, Bernardino, Julier and others no less important. power, amongst those surrounding our bout the 5-cent fares that proved highly profitable on which would possess itself of | the lines of many large cities in the days of 40-pound those’ gates. and doors, would be the master of the Alps and dominate the other nations, who Would henceforth Mts mercy. By holding firmly in our hands the keys of the Alpine gates and doors, we keep at bay the ambitions of every surrounding nation which might impertl the security of the others, and conseqeuntly of FKurope, When- Switzerland was restored after as his residence in the West is extended. However, as the Napoleonic wars, the fact to which 1'he is expert extraordinary on U. R. financial ills, his have called attention was acknowledged by the Congress of \ enna, and the neu- irality of our country was considered condition of a lasting peace, But the impression made by such statements is. not one creating Congress of Vienna was a meeting sovereigns caring Ifitle for the develop- ment of democracy and the peoples by themselves. It was of the referendum, the last appeal from stockjobbing | bound to sow the seeds of future conflicts, and of this the Swiss were So they resolved to rely, not on parchments of the Hioly Alliance, same line, But your friendship and ad.- Viee,. your pleading with us for the friend federation of the Furopean nations Tie Kiss thn we conquered and crushea Which the six months ending today are crowded? Who, ™4n “nd Austrian legations in Mexivo as imperialism and invested with the authority of a Premier, would not have Y°hc!es Wished to help shape those mighty events, to part in them? J might insure peace, security and prosperity by considering the sm Confederation, republics, as the model could build the future l eration. Will you help us in eure youwlll . The free disposition but an army | hor- destruction which and all those places where. he new Attila have forced !0rmal resolutions pay a remarkable tribute to Premier of a Surgeon-Major of the army and silently stripped / himself of coat, vest and shirt. “Can you assure me. tests ae tone oe ‘aloes Wd elie easy | of six more months of life?” he asked. The surgeon — its neighbor should not afford a refuge Kether, and in every member of human- penetrated, and so to say soaked, with- the good will without which there are no good fruits to ripen and to But friendship is a Rood basis. friends, borrow from one another the jessons experience has taught us. one of these lessons, which we will tell of ‘aster, in our country, is the Success of one of your greatest citizens ; res a | : PallinAtherican Me oho nentteci without limit or stint. On the Sunday before the tre. solving, by way of that institution, the | i Da , ut ; made a careful examination of the Premier. “Not only Six montiis, congratulate you,” Only the day before Llovd George had made his speech tacks the United admitting that in the German drive, beginning March 18, the Allies had barely escaped almost complete dis- reap, Let ut, And have wished to live and see the mighty events with are bound to bring home the even to reluctant Governments. that all Swiss on which they .uropean confed- this way? ] fee! are the great mistake of the traction business. They - were all right in the days of 25-poinsd rails, it sees, P but a handicap in these days of electric transit. How ’ rails,,up to the time of the war—lines which even under war conditions are now able to operate at 5 cents instead of the 6 or 7 cents demanded elsewhere? Mr. Warner is also quoted to the effect that the ridiculous, inflated $60,000,000 valuation placed’ on his company’s properties is “too low by at least $10,000,000.” Lansing, Mr. Warner's ideas will perhaps undergo modification early utterances are scanned attentively for indications of his mental attitude. He may be warned that the any favorable presumptions as to his qualifications for his task. MS. Louisans, who have discovered the power . ne np aieennheeetmes formed of the general result of the visit, | hat he wished it to be known that his | ~—_- ean’. Mh baat vt. . ee | = . . : J * * ~ . $55 ' . s . - 4 c ; . o Sst tat FF eA Pass ays - # « Me ; oS. * 4 « fa SAL " eS | ar ee aw “4 D¢ 2 “ a, _~ ~~ L a -"' My 47 > ~- ee od Ue + _ . sa ; of @ ’ : , 4 pe ’ t es nt oe 7s Sante . - % a 4 : ’ “ od 2 “01% sia P 4 rie AY "hat >, a my , fy Mg ox reed vs at hell i i* a “- e , ty, y we a » eg EID si dated fe! ~ Pate rf atk, . + nf IN aS at “eet 4 _ -~ ss .. - af SE. ot ’ “ A were 7? ™ j*. , j poe oy $0 Fg BA es ride ~ P eo - . - - , >. tb ‘J« rs - at FA i Sig ake Z rf wif ee “ " a nt . e*ve ; om ‘ * = # oe ‘ ' - % a “*s A tom bm ot * os ~ vs : oo ‘ - o 3 “* ~~ we > t as ‘ i iis «bfe “ sm >: a a «“ 2 2 se s *¥ , ‘S- Ps > a? fe. * ~~ o”* ; +t 3 ao ae - A Gust Pon '* . a “Lt ge ig? “ » ore et gh Os me “ move us and to make ARTICULAR care was recently taken ni Niannmon's sordid shrine, United i Henry B. diplomatist’s departure for Wash- rietcher, courtesy and kindness us und to bleed msgton., : taken Mexican ' was to bring the exact situation in Mex- icc 3 through and,through. understanding of advantage alike to both | of the republics. common-knowledge | that the Mexican journalists who recent- ceived marked attention during that visit, And toueh our hidden springs, -. returned with very much enlarged un- derstanding neighber to’ the deals and political franchise-grabbing plots, are’ not improved impression of the disinterested- | going to permit anything to be put over on them. Yal- ness and unselfishness of its continental | uations of $60,000,000 or $70,000,000 for such assets as the. and overs a policies, but on their own resolution. to prevent | United Railways has and fares stuffed with fictitious their territory being made an easy Way. the ambitions of their neighbors, | They created a strong army, designed strictly for the defense of the This is why we, under the protection of God, were “pared the rors of bloodshed and have visited Belgium, France, Serbia, Ru- Inania, Poland the hordes of t their way. Now, turning again to the great be- nevolence which your nation and its emi leader, President Wilson, have dis- played towards us: | consider that not Rratitude binds us to you, which fe@ling is deep in the heart of @11 my lt is @qually the simili- piercing prong, foes of wrong. It was said by these Journalists, after an interview with Pres- : capital costs are relics of the days of 25-pound rails. ider.t ) the Germans are simply What could be done if they had it, but Any condemned man llowever, we may all the Assurance that the insinuations of a le Americs ress. t} Arh rican } sieep soundly qi?) On P ‘ the rest of the world wil aSSUT} i . ' is Willing to vield. a minister of victory as well as of national defense and of this administration displayed, in some respects, a bet- the United States | cently ter disposition lt was on April 11 last that the Premier, ‘nimself a than physician and for many years a journalist of inost !ess, man who has made Attila look eertain conditions are permitted to | have: howled for peace during the week “mags : s no more significance by United States as offensive. and of a dangerous tendency. A nation that-pro- | Ol that Let me least, professes to be neutral, tolerates a’ persistently at- its foreign poli- ; TODAY'S BEST CARTOON, -_ a ee A tt tea Press cies, executive. hewspapers in Mexico, believed to be sub- | A few days before Mr. Wilson had made his, Sidized by German and Austrian irter- | Baltimore speech demanding force to the utmost. force tree CATA, convince the edu- | 7 . ———— eee wee a a | United States ‘is the one great hindrance 'mendous St. Louis demonstration in Forest Park repre- | to | conflicts arising among the republics of sentative of sentiment in the West and in the eountrys ee ORn the New World. Our size and influence a ire sO Insignificant that eould not alone induce our powerful neighbors for our sake to unite on the C*Ultation of triumph: The Huns. their bower forever tims crushed, are everywhere in flight. Who would he causes and the awe are in the many and Austria are the innocent vic- the United States is one of the principals, | if not the chief promoter. More than this, | these prepared in serlin and Vienna, ard even have a fey se of exploiting American Once before in a grave crisis, that pree eding the fina] ™4tic representatives of the Central Em. || made of 22 still smalier Vindication of Dreyfus in 1906, Clemenceau was “ | _mier, Winning recognition as the Stroncest man |history of the Third Republic Now in | crisis of all he has in triple measure establishe time his lille to that recognition, President Carranza ic In the prope r Yespect for the r.a the gravest bas hardly displaying on whose Am- the while he extends hospi Villify Buy Until.lt Murts—Hurts the Huns. t—-liogers in New Yédrk tulity to those who | and conspire against it. DIALOGUES IN DOLOR. 1. (The Kaiser ana Gen. von Luden- dorff are speaking.) : “Is it all up with us, General?” “It is, All Highest.” “Would it do any good for me to re- sign?”’ “Not a bit. Thev know vou would have some secret tunnel back to the throne.” “Nevertheless, something will have to be done.” “Certainiv.”’ “What do you suggest?” “TI suggest peace.” ‘But how?” “That is not my business. My busi- ness is war.”’ “Are you sure we have tried every- thing?” “i think 80." “Did we do anything with the suge gestion of Herr Diddleb@rh,.the bac- feriologist, that the civil population we are leaving behind us be inoculated with cholera?’ “! think everything has been attend- “IT wondered last night if we had trie “We have tried that. The enemy is onto us.”’ “What a pity there is no way in which we can poison the air and kill everybody but the Germans!” “Yes; that is too damn bad.” “So you suggest peace ’?’’ d to poison the rivers we cross.”’ . fo: “Do you realize what that means’?"” “Certainly. It means that we would have to surrender and take what we got.” ewever., pr, “Very well. What, then? “We will fight to the bitter end.” “And lose everything?” “If needs must ves.” “Ah, All Highness! There is where you are fooling yourself. That suits you and me, but it will not’ suit the Ger- man nation. The German nation will close the thing out for as much on the dollar as it can get.” “Do you think it will do that, Gen- i all t «ere “Of course it will. We have at stake only pride, but the German people have at stake their future.’ “Have we no future “Not you and 1, All Highest. We have only a past.’ ‘“Donnerwetter'”’ (Silence follows, and a blue funk permeates the room. They are both looking at the floor. There is no- where else to look.) Rn La ™ PATRIOTISM. Thy native land gave life to thee— That life thou must return: Thy native land gave love to thee— Thy love for her must burn; Thy native land gave fame to thee— Win back for her that fame; Thy native land gave wealth to thee Give her that wealth again. PAUL A. LEWIS, O.-M. I., San Antonio, Tex, ~ 4 Las] mS jm oe On a saloon in Pine street between Eleventh and Twelfth: eae 6-4. 2 @. 2 Ee & ewe eS *eeee@eeee@ee#@e#ee*ee#eet+tcees 7 on Aclittie whiskey now and then =: Will help ward off the influen : -— --_ 2 —— Os OSOO6 00008 “the real authorities’ answer on aiand the irresponsible, between the question of such importance on be- master and the serf,. half of the country must come at his | “A Real Christian Era.” own time, and in his own way from | : the Prime Minister. And I‘have no/|} doubt that it will so come. Unity of purpose among the allies is what the) President asked for, and that unity of purpose, I am sure, the other al-_ jlied Governments will provide.” the military situation, Viscount (rey ; : : appealed for a continuance of the | #rbitrary power. Unreasoningaam ‘united support of the Government. | Peace was in sight. though not in : +See reach, and any lack of Support or ganized on principles os a — ony disunion among the allie anything giving Cewnnaaie Ree Pe the dominant will to do that whit stalmate, would cause peace to re- is right. cede. ‘There is no time to be lets a really good and secure peace must enter with the right spirit and the be neglected,” said Viscount Grey. right principles upon the task obm ‘think what a nightmare it would | *dJustment and reconstruction. Tia he if, after reaching a peace con is no time to be lost. because the @@® ference, believing the war had ended, 38 drawing near when the spirit of we found that the military rulers of Jeiberty will stand triumphant apa Germany were still the people of real | the spirit of militarism of which @ authority, and that while peace was Central empires are possessed, The being discussed it was being under-, hour of triumph is drawing Gms mined by the man who made the The day of the war lords is almom | war, whose policy as to war will nev- , over. (e change. That must be avoided at! “To those noble Americans, fF all costs. That is why 1 say Presj-| friends and brothers, to those who dent Wilson's reply was a wise re- have made the supreme sacrifice ai ply. to those who have dedicated tag's resolution of July, 1917. Tha better world, it lies with us te @ military changed in Germany's fa- Our part to make it better.” vor; the result was the Brest-Litoy sh sad Bucharest weaties and the oven LANDTAG OF SAXONY SUMMONED scouting of the Reichstag resolution as something which had served ite T0 DRAFT NEW FRANCHISE LAW purpose clearness and caution which are a},- Shall Be Based on a “B solutely essential.” Foundation.” dent Wilson that the league cannot Lio! be formed now. Though personally Saxony has today a franchise he would have been delighted to see tem of four complete classificaGea™ a working model at the earliest nos. Prussia’s system has three classifies sible moment, he would have bee tiors. - afraid of such a model degenerating a aieae IntO a league entirely different from MAJ RUMSEY OF 128TH GASSED the league President Wilson was ad- vocating, for the United States would Maj. Herace §& Rumsey @ {he not remain a party to the league if jt were being used except to carry out its ideals. BELGIAN EXILES IN ENGLAND = Some. 9299 Waterman avenue, 3mm a le — ST LANSING FOR JUSTE! A Wilson’s Reply Theirs,” He | Must Have No Part in Dig. Predicts at Meeting. | tating Terms, 2] TT Gy the Associated Press. By the Associated Presa. LONDON, Oct. 11.—Viscount} AUBURN, N. Y., Oct. 11 age Grey, former Secretary for Foreign j ther =~ war is to be p Affairs, in the first speech he ———" justice and the commos S004 made in two years said he thought | must be the underlying motives # peace was within sight and not with- | those who are charged with the tr. in reach. He praised the wisdom of, sponsibility of drafting the Deace President Wilson's reply to the Ger-/tre@ty after Prussian militarigg ig at) crushed,” Secretary of State . ‘Said last night in an address He was speaking at the cele man note. Viscount Grey spoke | meeting. of the one-hundredth Anniversary og The country, he declared. must the founding of Auburn Theologigg! give its united support to the Gov-g@Seminary. ‘ernment in the conduet of the war! While stern justice must be tem. until peace is within reach. A league pered with mercy, Lansing /of nations could not be a substitute when the jime comes to for the successful termination of the the account the authors of the War. “frightful wrongs committed againg ‘Never had he seen how it would mankind should not be forgetigus _be possible to form a league of na- He urged, however that the Ameri. tions before peace was concluded. |can people discriminate between th Such a league must be founded at ignorant and the intelligent, betwee, would ever he formed were slight. | Serf. “The principles upon. which & gen. include Germany. There could be eral peace will be made between th no thought of disarmament until Warring nations,” said Lansing, “Tage Germany had disarmed. : been clearly stated by TD residen: | Praises Wilson’s Speech. , Wilson. George Nicoll Barnes, labor mem - | Anger Must Not Govern, ber of the War Cabinet. who presid- “Thoughtful men must know that ed, declared that the war must £0 the peace which is to come will ne On to its inevitable conclusion. There! pe a lasting peace if its terms are ,could be no league*of nations until Written in anger or if revenge ig the Prussian militarism was uprooted, underlying motive of those whe are An all-embracing league of nations charged with the grave responsibility Was the allies’ main war aim; if the of drafting the greatest treaty which war ended without it, democracy was this world has ever known. Lett 1d not forget that, while stern fustios: Viscount Grey began by saying without merey is unchristian, mepes that one of the objects of the meet- which destroys justice is equally un- ing was to assure the Government of christian. When the time comes ts their support in the actual conduet balance the account—and it seemst of the war. be drawing near as the vassal #f The main object of the meeting, he|Germany seek refuge from the day went on, arose out of the very re-/|of wrath—the authors of the fright- markable speech of the President of | ful wrongs committed ugainst man A little later, he said, Mr. Balfour’ the fundamental principles of Wilson so earnestly advocated. tral Kurope. We should diserimin “Peace in Sight, Not in Reach.” ute between the ignorant and the “But, of course,” he continued, telligent, between the responsitle “The new era, born in blood and fire on the battlefields of Burope must be a Christian era in realy and n@At alone in name. ‘The yeam to come must be years of fraternities and common purpose. Internatioie Dealing with the improvement in al injustice must cease. Aim must be free from the oppression of hatreds and class tyrannies mult come to anend, Society must beet liberty. The world must be ruled “While no real chanee of securing this nation is to be made reagyg “(German Chancellors have crosse,) lives to the cause of their county; the stage like transient phantoms | t@ the brave men of the allied iF during the last few months. We do | tions who have so gallantly died ti not know where we are. regarding liberty might live, we owea @€ the particular authority behind any Which imposes on us the obligall® particular Chancellor. of making certain that their serv Pavors League of Nations. and sacrifice have not been in Val “We must remember the Reichs- They fought and are fighting fer @ “President Wilson's reply displays Crown Prince's Call Says Measi® Lord Grey repudiated the idea that Br the Awociated Press a league of nations was to be a league COPENHAGEN. Ot. 1 Tit of the allies for the purpose of main- working of the new leven in Gt taining the Supremacy partis ularly of; many is illustrated by a decree of i group of nations, and also the idle the Crown J’rince of Saxony, sume that the league of nations project moning the Landtag to convent oc could be utilized as a Substitute for Oct. 26. The decree directs the Min- the successful termination of the war ister of the Interior to draft a maaae™ A league of nations, dhe declared. ure which shall substitute f6f the , must arise out of the successful ter-| franchise now obtaining for ‘mination of the war. Landtae’s second chamber, & fraa- Viscount Grey agreed wit Presi. chise based on a _ ~obroader ) } i2Sth Field Artillery has been in action In France and will of the fighting for about three weeks, a cablegram to Mrs. Rumsey @t her ee te terday, stated. The cablegram® CALLED BACK TO NATIVE LAND ‘rom Mal. Rumsey. who sent «mime lar meesage to his brother, Associated Prees Lewis M. Rumsey, 4372 Westm ivy the LONDON, Oct li.—-Belgian au- place. thorities have delivered order to Bel- The t28th Pield Artillery wns ia fiant residen in England. directing the heavy fighting in the 4 (them to return to the native land. ae- forest about three weeks age, cording to the Sheffield Daily Tele- dispatches at that time sal@ at graph. ‘ area had been heavily gassed, > VW Ui dus 5b — gnoranc Loyalty Libert Wife of One V Because She T! “What's You: Ry MARGUPRITE M Bond cainpaign What commiss! ym de thoroughness with which done their work. suchness is the frequency the order against tactics bot has been com plied to their own condu and additional hour spent by e ich one a etayed far into the nigh Liederkranz C ample, five o'clock Tuesd found them still at work Viceld Greatly Hest women campaigne ewn households have had in which they were allow husiness and industrial fie determination to women collectors in f grounds this time fative type of women he Spicuousls absent this wed n work.” and the wom | heard one so in the Fighth Ward say a large part of tl but of qcoing bar | THE GI was popularl!s Bre ina of idlers oe Pica , Emboladores' Ware the bull'” “He's keeping it for “He will take Paname

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c -_ 2 Po. OUR *o ates PORTO roy vee ne -o WU S Pauga , 3 a a - Sh A ne ents - [a eset ~ - ——— - —- -- aay meenensed ene qereepnenne nett eee 2US4-ViIbPAICM Daily Magazine RNA ane, OR WUSTICE «\gnorance and Pathetic Loyalty Met by Women GUIDE TO PEAR y of State Says Revenge : Have No Part in Dice 4 tating Terms. Ocliated Presa. a, N. Y wc. Tt: — ‘Te an. 3 ld war is to be | Prevented, — and the common Sood the underlying, motives of : Charged with the re. : drafting ice D are _ of ter Prussian the peace militarism ig Secretary of State Lansing night in an address here speuking at the celebration e-hundredth anniversary 9 ling of Auburn Theologiea}! stern justice must be tem. th mercy, Lansing Said. > e jime comes to balance x nt the authors of the ‘ wrongs committed against Should not be forgotten.” , » however that the Ameri- e discriminate between the nd the intelligent, between DNnsible and the irresponsj. ween the master and the inciples upon.which & gen. P will be made between the ations,” said Lansing, “haye Ariy stated by President er Must Not Govern, htful men must know that : which is to come will not ing peace its terms are Langer or if revenge jg the KE motive of those tho are Vith the grave responsibility g the gre st treaty which qd has ever known. Let us At that. while justice nerey is unchristian, mercy Strevs justice js equally un- When the comes to he account—-and it seems to ng near the vassals of seek refuge from the day ~the authors of the fright. gs committed against man- uld not be forgotten. eriod readjus,ment and nm, WW will follow the Zation and destruction y the war. will tax human 4 the uttermost. . Many of lamental principles of the ocial order will Ve threat. changed: some 1; while novel and possibly ant and dungerous doctrines earnest and advo- "ith we must reckon. Ameri iyi people ought not, wir is won, cherish a piti- © for all 1 who have ie litary dictators of Cen- ope. We should discrimin- een the ignorant and the in- j between the responsible irresponsible, between the nd the serf. ‘Real Christian Ate stern time is me will honest hose icra,’’ Sew era. he batt a Christ alone 1} must be and urope, in reality The years Vears of fraternity mon purpose. Internation- ce must e All mena free from the oppression of power. Unreasoning class und tvrannies must inend. Society must be or- on principles of justice and The world must be ruled by Nant will to that which blood of born“in efields iit) era name, PASE a) { lass wv lost if made ready to spirit and the the task of re- truction, There @ to be lost, because the day k near when the spirit of Vill stand triumphant above . which the The drawing near, almost to be Meipies Upan nt ana reecaorrys Of millitarism of hipires triumph is of the ure possessed. war lords is Liberty Bond Canvassers — ‘ BWife of One Wealthy Man Lost First Bonds } Because She Thought They Were Receipts— “What's Your Salary?” Frequently Asked. Br MARGUERITE MARTYN. HE 1 ; frequent asKea Of Tne W Cop rie yy Wi the Fourth 1,4 » iy WOuUiG work >t) hard. any person persistently githout visible reward and such long hours at i ot) Women fance may commentary thoroughness with which have done their work. Another indication sughness is the freqt the order against tactics construed tion, has Their ted a chasers, plied out. to-house ning, ana epent by ear the their With thor- which he that can or wmtimida need enforced pers! pevagie hecking up and sort fers ¢ ing every stayed far 14, at the ample, five o'clock Tuesd: found them still at WOR Field Greatly . 4 . \7 , report cards. Monday at ward ~ * into women ward oN headquarters the night In Liederkranz Chi for Morning Restricted, under Wes Tre ry f 17} Dpaigzner ’ , arranncemen whi h) iting onliv women holds had ua fa ield in Which they were and industri: fields Rout by than foriner dr lowed to Sell in busines: thei: have far to women ¢ paige s determination trie ir collections exceeded! Mounts credited llectoy fitract such There bow! grown rativ tront * it ms door, of sears hing obscure a}l- ind byways, of laboriously edu- the of securities. no Omen on MMtricacies eT)? wonder, ¢ ar GOuslLruct » THANY plaints have dquarters that e overstepped erred On tne Variety of txcuses. two or more together experiences, CaNnVassers they exchange Rudeness. uNn- recey)- tions seem not to have tried them so they ave In such ire SS, ignorance-—-—these h, as Rained expe- es they are in- laugh or But and ‘ary obstrue- theyv m Vit i> seem to e@xX- for in- who sends her that she is who al Mt 400. “Ret wat home” d who explained that to report declares the mistress has CVa- Lichce, Such, door to Say CanVAaASSsSer che is SOME ~} ra) naid for Aft- tO out reason Will wait. time reappears sone door, mistress of a luxy home who subscribes for a $50 her maid $100 ire several of just "ous bond takes a one. this. two have are not “not inter When a notorious instances that the Citys that they they also reveal! Women in thie OX because the cu use are Lipoalet a a itec| there is rejoicing of noted headquarters. In one the Wards they told of selling a under remarks. there SUC- who goOnce Was for unpatriotic the and doorbell] left three suid the ez rung ponse in evening ian of the house in We argued he back, to tne very re; the overhanging the 1 any farther uacid ok S300 one and fence Is oF edge iver. He treat without urrendered worth © id CS hame, USI! chicken coop which is wired on desk,’ biultft. as Writing Not Ail Reluctant Buyers. HAccount, PriaorTre of the Oppo- VOmen nlone that has been en statement oT Pa t/a | t | —— been a. gratifvins icrifice the bywat' has reveiat) if va OLIe & Wilh could Terr) ~ Which ) maMmpaAa CorMipare Is tre que! ence, the harmo organizatio l i- ~ igein ehai ward women ‘he it unit expre rrou tor the keeping together Ss a inte} permanent ctivities Touching instanee niinimize Llmost oblit SALCTirice all other impr ssious wher ‘ : | . : ’ as are smsnAt tl Ait At every hei uarters the many poor their own initiative, they hike unable to whe eX persons ta) of Ol how beunt a1} (at li, ] lain } londs would are = i a el . «4° ro offset reports of contrarines there ; ‘@ } } ss } i f repeni hohemion. = P Wiilo nad deci evening to } fi) path had seriously, he WO! unruffled, one ,- them calling pecawse Lyty’ and ‘ato? } PP] . cind co 2 ry @7 i & #3 aa CahvV * e nen depart- } of the 1 “On, gady. Li : eoupon books! Bonds Bought by leonds could hands licitor expla experience , A janitress who earns $45 has a child t bertyv lady, I'll take one P? ‘7 ; ’ ’ , | : Biiiit : ; ; if ' i | | ~ i i i | i \ showing | : etree to the down, petted Mmewing il bent h \ ‘wire Slate 2) Cah lit A Saucer O i i went ‘>’ ? looked ith one rinkie \\ eyes were and the look a cold she suid a yi RoBERT LEMEN- had been end in view iVvVinzZ \\ hi be the Coan i- she this ser wrote her rece that the husb to Work as one m Lpot lL! \ Ss ina heid hy thei t hye valid that did all the buying for family and further volunteered the | that were draw his fered the excuses in lJ.iberts Inother to them bicite y Was l)}~- >) " \Vvest husbands asked to an new confidence they had a> O1d CoO be nt plan, subscribed enough to poser for one bond pianned*ia made-over gar stea buy il ; Not all t] morn nd h ints issue from that women und now possesses a } 7 the unless it One n get oft ie he Instances are hougwht as they evervUul wards. loud headquarters kept h of wealthy at a idelet he luarters with (4n a independent n | sucrifices oO Corry an promised to pathetic bought noorer ComM- else, on charge accounts to their hus Monday him ‘ Ould got job a to bands known t: through e Portune (one hie [pre ‘4 Or! woman, we her ies, 10 alnassS a wrea Pity’ called reins husband ikRVaSsSSer a2ccoy] pare ECO; ’ and DTK e eX - pahyv lida to his home Working WOTTLET) down. ’ and implored the rathered-a group of women actin wives of aried men leh ‘ansiating into Spat ppoie s those | } j nough to shame every spending extravagantly na ; > - 4 } ’ U ’ ls he 11e little il} her own name . . ? ’ i\¢ ist related VW fl il Piome, WoTL- for rs explanation of in: ‘ut there was th ha! dl, who seemed was to help the Ciovernine} r. (On the other luxuries these days instance of the man jus the Twenty-fifth and. tified h Wards told me thes of- women could understand and clothes a wife no freedon left Vase T) in allowing his She had subseribed bonds of il they Withsmoney. . , ’ i i! ? hom ~ ' a i . x a 2 ‘ 5 ‘ } - 4 ae i i rift ‘ be i ’ ibe bet ; a . . . , hy ic ‘ } 7 i * ° ; : . . raised) hinmiselt ' aye A alt now many wives previous issue Ina | THE GILDED MAN A Romance of the Andes ee ee eee ~~ ge i Ah IFFORD SMYTH | Mathematics. binnetit the workingman Was Al as idences” of Colom struc- as mn the build- side, Its unNnuUsUuuH! VISIt. popularly known is iii res stone distinguished from elbowed it at each sheer to the which kind walis ran Ik, overlooking of the Spanish-American pening, timbered trance to this baleonies (Om morris seq] buildings A large square ide, heavils ery | } . guarded by ri 7 formed fe en Ose noble Americans, our and brothers, to those who de the supreme sacrifice and Who have dedicated thelr the cause of their country; rave men of the allied na@a- 0 have so pallantly died that Might lis Cc, we awe a debt pose the obligation Kk certain that their service fice have not heen in vain. hit fighting for &@ rid with us to do to n better.”’ G OF SAXONY SUMMONED \FT NEW FRANCHISE LAW Says Measure “Broader aot} ws ake (all Based ona foundation.” *rince's > } irie Vy s j }™ ~* )*#f) i . } . : t ‘\ ) Le 8 ita eae ' ‘ } }? » CiIGsSe is the only worker who down hen for laving Columbia (SS. C.) State. The . ; ce Liveright. Inc.» ©™ used what « ; + ahd s Iraceously or, “senna hor on the jol Ws ‘ sf see \ . bi : , . ' . : opvrig@ht, 1918, bv Boni & aro acling (To Be fontinued Tomorrow.) allowed no personal funds of their own, not even isser ft suggest to her husband i Pp." This is the. foist time inny of these corporations hev done inn\ had not thought Sie Wold Drain for the Women's Page by Staff Artist Lemen. rial that des k now hey } as tras had an re c'¢ ipts troy -d they Wel peen tay the w rece yy, smooth irre, I Wotl somewhat ans rresponsibilits need ’ ' ~S8 | sta useful it wil bservation a! in front of a candy ‘ing ‘ at She glanced attention Was ‘amiliar Liberty printed, Fond neo longer first 1 an ‘ } ‘ ae LT) VW indow - through and «# nm which is ppe lie and My 4 Min'’t it Wome awd, streql hen) leurepeans didn't add, What she topped bdo crving with a sore did Which the Sei zine ‘tean rmboed We an Wwora ‘which she li dane aione, rls mits ane he: te one afternoon a rool ine xwolle NM. le Perhaps around. g loony, ther i} Ti linen and the hing of the The fairy TTirissinik had i iil { » Ff) ! placed the Th not a word. the girl hnper, suatd week wus iny kitten came Princess he back and As she did room grew be if ; HT ; Lilk, The place ’ irror She When face, she but The h ira Voung i} the mouth nature selfish one, boud, have what a pity skin, but | faoad features, old hag.” as she did Twin ner Skin rink ' dli-ten out. rriere! yawiy,. 3 Mmoking if ml be happy deo rem The our eome- help roon long the watis, the light the in went ired Sott mn of golden ‘| bir«s and ~ nice foo ef how handkere} the Out of WOMEN’S PAGE BACHELOR GIRL REFLECTIONS By Ueclee Keowland. i ie a i a a i i i i i i i ei ee Og ey —— unseif- ne&pires A ehivalry Dut it takes little bundle of whims curls, ©: ce and Practice high woman aiwayvsa man with a spoiled niuake SlccCPeee i love, consists in keeping rt AL Al ik Prod M i! riodest f Supporting vail ; onto would that he beauty and learn helping to s | parior, 4 pport a corset-shop three dressmakers. interval and the The headache temptation > ™ Reper fanee oetween the i tl tt Olay il Mn ln, Ni hn. i lle, lt, in. ln. tin. ln, ills, tag al ail ln tl gm next? iat — kindly foot. him im the shads him pennies The delighted and soon walked Then Maybell that Was bent out of seh ine bs that had branche She had the and the heard @ window. ound the swiftiy and ahve up the woun l¢ Pa | yipeda bov's face. sat guave lad was homyp h resebush Sortie cayore\ aw “i Waron Crushed most of ’ i = , bie mart ’ ; and supported on Wo! hy soon branche SLICKS roots well watered She lov laugh mirror now rod in look in vou! Said girl's t hve wWhr st at ‘ lIhow ‘The and rooni dia any which own, but one blue eves said the now that NO longet l’rincess ran into her the mirror frowning the ‘ gazed into She ’ " not se face at) Ugiy, onze Lnstead ne looked out at her was her smiling. hanpy, glad twinkle ‘ rau cu home aA sweet, rosy the iow, with a in Pair’ understand old You rouble is gone unhappy that your every and that you have rothing t le bie busy, help others it? ; : | he by youl will Wish is 43 ited si by raf? MTG lace righite; vourself 1 Pais CWrPADer men. the and iz “Dear n PO eee iat cl Mian, e€hnjoyineg fiat Horin2 iePnces mse ia Patria! Por the Yankees! “The Y , put wie “They Panama. are pigs: "What exclaimed nonplussed an for that Well, if it you, iat will va do’ ankees have stolen They , Join the eter enar THRIFT CLUB 722 DIAMOND Yankee they shout- enthusiasticall "NO! NO! i Gidn't then ec C,0Ve ry) ed postulated; rote: The after Pa preserve au” , 1 Ptdad iy needed nama lf fierhti | to the republi: the albiri’ dut. i? ‘ HSS UTH MN . . $ which the martial swieger J we aided boy Captain, PAY ONLY though unappreciated “We will fight with ‘% ( will do its increased the gaorlal bor his men Jase.’ declares |’ l 3% aTiN@ eae: ’ ‘ Panama by paving 50c and the balance 79c¢)06CUC OU WOK thrift Club members can own ai beautifu! £37.50 Diamond. Just imagine how easy it is —come here and select sour Diamond RIGHT Now, lay “ave a . ae moibia shouted the popular rif 's lovalty had CNemiies, affair been of creet reps i) his di Hc! Start te Diamond’! DOWN — Pay Only 25c Down echooltniaste gifts, aru Orator,s : For This Fine Elgin Imagine the world's timekeeper on payment The bal- a Week, “O-,sear Cnet eomewhat he into his coa rabble, thrust through his gol forgetting its fu euch enjoyment the novel silua The over t i —_ =} ; ; splendid , Watch ; volunteers Plo h ; ance OOe the President s , _ 4 Hts paying , finest Wrist ‘? "Ne vou get one of the Fine Watches—a neat. serv. KUarantecd iceable article—fully guar- cared to stop anteed and warranted to patience of his cor their « for proval heep accurate time $20 nee, ae a” OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9:00 _____ prevented him. Al had no definite plan, cake look — ing for something more exciting thay ian exchange of opinion +) by hn Cc gTAY beard of San C; C . y “ao a through Panama, aS any to to the dry the elt seemed Who S.E.Corner 6% & Locust is 2ne Floor Orie Broa. Were i detaiis of men ndifferent geography. Wonder That S Women rh s Are Lavish In | Their Praise Over These Perfectly ’ LL thought of. paying $8 o: SHOE for WOMEN Stunning : Shoes at Five Dollars? $10 for shoes will pass out of your mind when you behold these beautiful creations in NEWARK Shoes at $5.00. You will pronounce them the most won- derful values you have seen anywhere this season. And there is a very good reason why thisisso. We sell millions of pairs of them annually through our 297 stores in the United States. Come and see for yourself the buying power that a &ve-dollar bill sti! has in Shees! | “[lewark Shoe Stores Co: LARGEST CHAIN STORE SHOF CO. IN TH: WORLD ST. Lat TURES 708 OLIVE: STREET, Republie Ruitding 215 NORTH GTH STREET, Between Pine and Olive 138 Ceollinaville Avenue. Near Missourt Avener, bimat St. tLeoutea, OPEN TILL 10 O'CLOCK SATURDAY NIGHT When Ordering by Mall tactade l0c¢ Parcel lout ( harges. 207 STORES IN NINETY -SHAVEN Crrjiea. The Stroller— in the new Span , . 125 New Fall Styles In Newark Shoes For Men Just Received — Come in and see them! PE ET I EE RE ET ea Ae NS eae 2 eels dh oak cos eine Tain ene aematn , niaenemeen ste RRR pee 9 Wyk) Ce IE te Res 6 ay Gite GBS ery, 1 mpg em PRANTL es RIES odie TPA ee nme atn we ’ ae ¥ * (QI 2 orth ta eon ~ Bs > ae ts

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* . tion to ¥ It is EMBARGO ON IMPORTATION Navy Captain Rec MANY KNOTTY PROBLEMS | OF BASEBAI[ GOODS TO wiiikPERSONVILLE, | AT DECEMBER MEETINGS ©st bidder. Understood. Magnates Will holg 18 oT LOUIS PUST-DISPATCH ee f FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 1], sememememmmnnminn oY EVI 1918, ew5J.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH That Six-Billion Dollar | iberty Loan !s Not fo Be Sneezed At. Cough hr Quarantine May Last Four Hifi SCHIL TaN ey ese ee GOLF WL BE TN sp Weeks; Football Set Back STARS PLAY FINA SS oe oe UPB SERIICE grape Health Commissioner Fells Sance Official Present Restrictions est ow: "te Meals qecak | Wartar Are Likely to | nti . soldan to Oppose Cleveland at), ""'°° implica, ay Te Effective Phat Long: Entire October Grid- SET ear ea - bi, Be nem 8 Bes © ie : SUT tied FUSTELESEE NEED OLLOTs everep gee nny UNE reetT EDs ED AG i. tere — op Se eRe ES ea a eae 5 4Pppointn Cnt of Ty ( obh ana (iris ty G. ) Crment Decides That Men friple \ loday, \\ Cather Mathew On (0 capta e JOrs. aoe: 3f ea tie « OCAL footh Hiphasis« : / : , . ee ie ; ~ rcantile \ “Rejuvenating” p Merc: 7”) wea eeene TOCess ; s — , mHnettas , : “tive and . Cir) a COPrnar wo lid he De Cons] 1cre*; ; r)> ae i a Acti ‘ ireatly | Ow aiser. aL : c Greatly ed to the K “a Crowd ? . y ork : | ‘Anat: iy Kaiser is a vandal, * ‘ . ing l today im an ex. Be Nelited by Sport =o wa a hurch or tree; 2 , yin ay . : C SD: 5 no church o ‘ , - os F : ti ~ Planation groy a Bea tithes I " ure coal Or if th: Cardinals were Stull ? : T ’ . —— : > | i) : : ; +7) é S¢ eae re! , “i ‘ ‘ . . rye : Vt", +3 P r 4 , 41 , ¢ from \] J. i ; \' ir) iran e. ‘ETY His lif Nas bee aa i i Playing ball would tine ¥ Fg al is . : — , ’ ; ’ ; . i. : 5 sat ie \7 r) ’ / ‘) 1% ‘ . ‘ ° ‘ i(* a ’ ‘ . . Vi th Igation tricky . oo Rio red : League ‘©nnIs toy rnament Will bet Se es 6 Previey attack, Nf Can } vil Navigatis : . ° . fraded jn but th Chicago a , . *o ; j ¢ .» , ; , nm Ts F ’ % } } . ; ; c . ij iS 3 han . ny’s Solf for i) oe ee a : . a : a . ; C.toerty ‘UNECE ane Marke Urst-epra le bh ) yr om ange : “Spread of influenza mieht not be lifted “for four weeks, ‘ Dr. Slarkloff's : eee ~ hgh w *o the enemy's Ne es eee “wens, End golf! Rut like his cousin, N Peed wen mee ind ‘Stalls - tg C6 exchange, wil! . 3 led : ' le ] - A Courts, with the stars of Soldan tre nehes, 7 hen they «np, 'yY the enemy ; Clations } . Ife’ll havea lo abdicate a ee 9 _—— On higher, ] ‘tle or n aah. i row in observ, ~ ’ Pa | . s g “7° ne ry : ‘ : “* ¢ ’ se i i\ . . Tr ¢ «:) 2 , Ad . . ¥ . S . —* “=... (ions with jets o¢ ~ %€n asked to pro- " «Childrey. : ° effort is da‘ Trading ane ‘cveiand fig LInge OU jy] le : ' ws cen ie F , ee ee imilarie « ad -. av. _ ; , : ew Mic Y. tenda, hevon r key = Oe Peam. -« ; _—e heir * “Ubs, ] Nd caddw hine.n. o ? « ne RS SAGE LY ’ Teclai cha , r The 80ccer offic in] queried thie . ] if l eXtend ] De Vond Turkey Veathen % He MeKin}, , ane CSesihio! a Ir m trek ‘ é their on «4 i *““QGVY ba I His throne becin 3 to tot? , ; ; pie a ilm and at the USUAL ho Tle; “ eed ‘tain if | Gas —? = , SMUCY a "1 Dacks ana With it renades dis. ~ CaMp golfer IHC. Govermen... bee ; Bias a Liaiser Bill is snid fo be fe Ting ee ‘. ealth ¢ SMMissioner te feCertain it ‘nN @xtension of the segenn would ‘are Scheduled to Play in the Other to 'ributed by Jiang This ; igneg : a BAS rang: son, "he corners one aot ‘Tow l anar-s } ¥ PHC au A ut on. OF the {ares 3 : 1 u et ribut Y hand J: ig Will wo... OS Shs te ir Un Sam will slauchtes ill, Hope nothing happens to fa apna from ad tere was 4ny likelihood (hat parmies permit the hie " ““NOOIS to get in aii decide the Cellar ¢ MAM PLONShin (0 reduce the eas tis (mone the gf’ he links (Ou) © ©a4m Will slaughte: , ae ELC IG - * Price ta es Continuance a ’ ‘ i ° i; ici j ‘ i il pen ul : . ce { } cr , Me ~~. . res . ’ . > é oe . . “ae Of thejr refular chan PIONShHip wames Three , lclories jin the four te be! infantry WHich folloy © Chemica]! Y fhe / ‘ ° i j to of ‘ft Was one oa & Fit slay next Accord NE to the Ollie | Cc a tes Sele oe Bie ie Diayved Vili SlVve POoldan the ~ilam- we Ss a ‘ tne S'tsues tae I am ~ AT] ~ a Deine inpatr rf tae * * } 1? lal v4 ke ft} ; - . ‘ * \4asi gy ‘a =~ BEN 8444, bor 7’ . . ‘ , OSS 7 lic, rai oy Lo . , " . a i err . , , " ’ * OAlIS «i \ ‘Ue cet; iS ai PHis © me Gay Dr. Starkloft r, plied ear Pionship, while an even break wil] The oispersing the wpa de -| War Was dec} red, President wi on [528 reign will mengerestna dh tse res. Teint Casily pete re ow d re Ss ry *} . mail — , — : . fehl , I aent liSor a c a ee bs ey The ire t jie _ fen 4 P iP -«. Aan tie the West Ena, rs for first place fhe Chemi. (i Warfare } rancn of} 4., tt knw. 6 eee ‘ . | tie’ll rean “aS he has sown: Too Good to Be True. "© 18 Such, rs note ore . May Extend Quarantine. Drury Cancels Game, With y t) y {} ! } } {} the Serv le a) do ne f rr’ ¢ it ry iu AY ] l= rh, , ‘ , . ; — ‘ fart il . ould not Thea VI orld Ww il] be in clover i : : ' { ‘ j .* its Journ " four a ih erie t | . Calman, Calman Ciosed 1e ; , a es a ithe © EXerTcise 4nd set the oe © ae ~oach Vicott of (he Great A4L KOS) Lh, . - ‘present ; “St. Louis May consider its, if ex- Following Closely on.the announce. S€ason yesterday With four Straig}; ere “Grill ofl, Hs eee eT a “Mple by pj ‘ see an When bill has lost his Lirone, Cet eee und 7 ] "iON and Hgures repre ? ’ » i i ‘ ast ; , " ; {x Bitlt« ‘" im! : arms, but it q CS recuirg a con No ow ; ' , > ‘ad Pu ly 100 poin ae, rtunatea ie he Pecan _— — ee he wan » bh, ame ee os - me - . SS 4 Ow aay. POV Nimans } ; , a . . aie . , trem« ly fort ‘fate if th I = ment that th, Same between St. Louis Victories Over Centra] and linished Sidéerable 4Inount of that quality de. | ‘ ; te S tee eed ’ Stars makes his job Of turnine Out q "reds of thousand in the interna : ; ; : . : me A ; : : . ‘ 4 €aat ‘44 h* - > 3 ar | 2 ‘ n the Sr) ct a “ee Ra ‘ ~ ee ry ° ee | ‘ = % ‘ ne } ° ; : 4 S44 « : Strictions are ree, ind. r} wif ir) fr ir T hiversity and Drury ( leva had With 13 Vir tories against thr; rn ‘de. nominated by basebal] adhers nts as ' ae re “ip ad ‘os 7) (raining Will j sil and his re i iLIONS, wir ning tear worn you ; } : The report lag ks COnfirma for » ¢?P OURA Te! rub] . ' : = , : 4 P a chained. _ ey ty o”* P= or le MOAttlef; Ids of the ‘ , . , nad ' “~" ‘ PST Ot nignt encn : : . : Period and they have n ide but is Wa “2Ington Uni ©) ‘+ Which ably be that batween George Pas- SWIMMING CHAMPIONS air ang Waten +. 7 is Sige land, lor them there’l] he ho place. some of your stare , it ei D thar Some of the. Eight month ~~ tle DProcresc ir Chey kine fhe ePpi- ) id been Scheduled for Oct. 19. | more of Soldan and Clit Placke of ' onallv me ‘ , ins luding Such na- : . Le . fes Ona] wa @bal] Clubs have around $7! , rurvy'’e AasOn f , ing of } ‘7 . Pre) ne, ‘Own amateurs as Francis hs a ° . ° (heir yeaa 1 Ihe ; ; demtc. 4 | tose yo Te880N for calling off the ood sr reiand. These boss are wens,” OF HAWAII IN SERVICE Simet. once nations ps 2° | pnepeoPle now are voicing . | = the work 280 MEME “In effect, specuts ewe . ; p ~ 27 . ens s “oe ~~ ia : ; * . . ; . . ° .uSss in . T fully believe Wwe will ba forced to booked for tomorroay, but was yol- | Selinger and Fox are played Cluding Kaha nhamok i» % Inha, Lane, pep hi : € Ice : and the next Hla Plungeg the world in tears: ine UD for a Serjes of Snapshots of that recently ¥ ' ay. n th -_— " — « 4 - P = - Al lif ‘ =) 4 ] tha +} "Ls , n ” . a ” ; Ko & ‘ri ‘ . retain present measures Por an in-| untarily callea off by mutna] inrea. _ Kruger. Kelli, Kauha ne and Kanaka- ‘os th tpl ; 1.© al) one 'S Who are W hen PODpies bloom above him scenes In Northern l'rance and Ger.’ or: “nization hr iftly Collecteg : 7 Of German: e “ y iy ‘ . " . : 4 AC ] , =) =) re - : ® = “ . “As aS ‘ NF ew @ : ’ . = lig c ir = * f jy ] yr} “~ * Tear, + f ly wor c lave . by Pig . (ie ii, tnart | era is 97 re i] need - 2 . e ee : 1 “yy . ’ : = r ent P { ‘ ge éieeby arm ton T hiversit Pe AS wel] as loca] and CA fa F ’ ¢ Cty re; “ist A : : : «l ene) is’ 7) ci i DD ‘ ‘ tit] f t ie si ; > > , mt wu oe ted —- RUSSIAN states in ¢a a) High 8 nools, tre hppa wilt be out for Mi sieaden weeks, at &les, whi] Melvin] 8S doubles SOESG | edete : a Ges : : fe “py 7 P, —s te Bie ee Buy Bonds and bust 5 Ulcher With the Loran Squares jf they wi)! Mail to Proper Shape and Wales awe : — . , . »AES8, O1Lj,e CIN INey'’s l Ss . Pa 2s .- . ] ij (iIStingry ; Fhe tc « rifj thre r hy dulee to ae et, ie f ae ©s in 17) al] the Matches In 5 esterday S piay, COM@« from Russia. Ma) le] [ONZalez mavs fh portany? Dari in Counter. Looks like Liberty loa / (uera Wii! Ball players are n SUPePSlitions " , . , 4iSik A restore Sas be eetnre a whi. } -O Sac Ce the; SCche ; ‘ *]t NS I! ‘ itlor ‘eterman aa . ' > >} Pwd ? ! } ; ~elil {POM ; Tand new . — set 5 het Bee “2uGes, in wenn CDS nig t rman, With the exception of one, when So}. comes from Portugal. Fat Dov Nails | ACting the Tension of j, L€NSive train. make Ludendorrf ‘NOK ludicrous. lot There isa Certai iteher : . —— ring, (0 wet ria of f prevent an epidemic of influenzn, Hausladen and Griesedieck. both of la 1 , y \j | in] 4 f ir fr m t} r ] e t} 4 . } os > - et | , gage ° ‘ al n pi ‘ iT , > . neal LJ _ t ry i€ OT ons , ;, , + : qdan 4nquished “MCRInie: OU)! ro ‘© 1and of the , Fe, an Cn- | ing te lt Order ¢, ‘OVigde thie * peice. - ' re the area: Providing healt} authorities deem '€ | whom are Suffering from bruised ana traicht I Veat led Cent Neth A sla lela” “peillierate Poss a Ovid . . : in the Ani rican Ta “fue who Ne! sk C ] } before the crash “ware ; ‘ SUrale l ar ‘ALTMAN hb. nde Pntra] le AU » A nixtur, OL ¢ erman. #70 fy) Ol CCTs tion the NECAecean . ‘ . . ur : ‘ , vr. : Necessary. However, none would iy battered Shoulders: Herbert. VM hose " i te Ca T) i ‘ . lana me ‘ ind 1H. ' ; rate a . my ! ; ' . ' . ae | \ As a precautionary measure thinks if is bad Ture Ik to L£TOO VE Ccoras a 4ancels Game, W ith railroad offic; ‘ ihe ys ne ‘ Ke drubbing. fe i0ne clash lot. Jan: Se § awiatian ~ S250 . Live | eau “Hent is requ; ~“» &€nNd while tha : ' r rN rar o« i rotestine , al : ° : : > «y } : ; ' yy if \ LO-« ) 3 *Tr) « *fouhe } , hh, — ‘ ‘ a . { ’ ‘ye ° ° P« . 4 ; . is ' Aa ' «* hy 27 sf hi ‘re rs . vain ” ae i i} a hat Ste¢ tT): Wow d bye { ike 1 noy . ) Ailme nt ] CNarite HOF: t and VV al decided in twa Sete was tWat bety ePbn seem to have about « 1 = lances for as partme nt + ! Dro ide the frouna Jou ad he tier Duy that bond be. one for dit Dye Ruth With, three . ‘ . ° 1) al Rie ab hts to san - fund 4 Ward réarra neine the Nel heduleg, po? *~ ter as ebert, stil] nha ndi ‘adpped becay _ -) er orzvea Pa smore of So dan and John honors ’* the Solf. re nf , . Peni or ss ava ake, . fore the Spanish Influenza Lets on Dase, _f ‘ 4 . re va lene e } ere and at Cam; inert rh 7 ith W } ie hy te ‘of ferring. of course, to await advice dj- of a weak ankle. Wile _ at Seed Praniciit - th Q be Matas 5. ate Be #) alk 1g a you 4 . Funston of Spanish influenza, -. Prompt) ind with the és ; ¢ - - ws iSO | Central, asmore le “? @SSist j ILA is ne cly Ss, Dalls ‘ , ’ : . ‘44 reet from the Officials Just for food Mé@AStrea. liber Simp- first { : I it lore ¢ } ? ad : ; PENNSYLVANIA WILL NOT and of Pr « Sent i lor t! r i > + haf (*} rist Mat} iA , roothaly Same lh, [Ween Camp ; at rhinTiaty tton de nvynge that a iz, % 1. 5 ‘ bs , ; ’ i i Pm | if ; nee ce ii , ‘ J 7 ea \e /. ‘Cl . oe ¢ Ie i ast + cALELE OPT] ei LY ‘ » ii ' | a . : * y “4 Pian (lames Next WwW eek, Son Was forced to qu f Dractice early : bs? tannins . third ) 4 Pte ™ ‘ bikes - ; a id ; “y ; : ' } | | ie I nive rsity of Neb iT? i? Joe rivy held Dac t! ; ; me © CAMaea MACK g1yype “aprcured l} Li})}] : _ —crir, =” eeary (9 {Chis : NMUemMic irlé: iav Lis L£ioOVA Im Ona Spor OTW ap, . , : Viet j is hut to it . S esterday, Ile Com ] Lined Of Stigmht y , HA : "2 ’ aa , fr - ’ . ag we . . ' . . ed j ‘ d ! _ 4 morr Ww tii ia ‘es pr ‘ : A] football fames for tomo: row, iat tinge ne aes Me + f ana deciding One, ‘ VE AN FALL ROWING Sh Al angie as St Siri}. ae Opened t question is What CO] Stitutes 2 crowd? nines. Like the leopard he ft hy ter] ai _ rt ad ey: a | Where the trouble lies . : ij] pa hi ) SiS. a ¥ ‘ re te am + ‘ ie figs i ‘ ._OuUN = Z i Ori Line at [wfe m : : y, ~ sg . I “ annoy cf the up. . ‘ ‘ *. ec os . #3 a matter of ~Ourse, have been ne of the out ‘anding features ¢ “ontrary to PUBIIShed renor; , thers é eee Or NR We ge Ads If Fatty Arbuckle were to ~OnNregdte! it wae } I | Soverg.. #frangem ace eae Billikens’ Squad Small, the tour ament nas been the Dia ing ; ais aa vee %. Governmens ittie the car Called off However. both \\ il Shine , a Ps ~~ ’ ° at i ae ee W II] be no ici j row i] 4 2 { | ¢* { I iVe) . enn — That there is NOrnie sn) : ai Yesterday only we mep reported to Oo! Jack * reruson Of Lne Yeatman ae o fon and &t. Louis Univ, PSlties hayes : : 4, teas Ferguson @ar: ted Alex He--| Sitv , f Penns, ANd. A-resy, IPtior ; TK hardiy admits of doubt nade arrangements fuy eames next Coach “uigley for Work, where dur- ioe] eo ory 6—9 Ra gee reby Of the aquatic en. Nas never e . — bursine offi, ere of the , , ‘ : Witt 0 { entral, } {) } Re Lilie Cby -s: wwe Mah Ul a 7 ‘ «4 ; + t . we . lau, "C11 t tf hy >; 6a ’ . P vy ¢ ? -. > — " a . ’ » ‘Ons would ia Tift i i i tj gee i many ai} JV Ou OPT fh) daily roy of th, tn Irn iment He Is the only ° »¥. , - ; — ‘ , . } $2 ( } as a ee mit lal Sal ds 7 L fhe ~ ( Olt ! hos preg Ti ne _ wi : 34 NEW YORK. JO. i] Maior iPagcif WN Niie thea approval] OT the Rume hy brother. Lieut Homer La Ingra n) of Detroit [> | re } . , 7. os Serva and Tp Pe SS base ball Magnatec face a knort the Fr, Neh Ministry of War finde nis ] Ss, Nar ¥ who died of © Same dis TT} Special 9 @ gts th utilities, Motors ane Bie ; : : Hiei Case His return to U!) n , OODerS an, eDectalties tn \ ‘ 7 ’ ’ cr ‘ ‘) | , . *; ; } . : " . . } } i Problem “at tne « OM ing “4NNUal me, Prag “Cally eo, rtain that Dasebal] will . alues in en S ul S$ rat ments feren er 7% ne } . ory eee , : e ' ns forged thead on ws i! ings When they will b, alled upon to be permanently Implanted jn France. , lon. Marine preferred ma ; decide le Status ; ay , beh teen oe as va HY ) these ava | a . : hig niet, Che Fear at oo ii ] ids the iat: of thie play Cr - at the Situation is Mors Probl. Matica] Phas ) ~ | [Ss ¢ Quality nie refine ment show r n 9 Vwaert ray Te of a a me Pn ber: Interns } Present Under COntra: i or reserve. in england. American and Canadian VN Orstedy atid f Pehne fj flanne bis, a dhe Viots, ScCOotches an Stlant (suf and f{ nit 4 * 2 4 ; , | : ‘* ; ] se > _% " » . } j~ ' 74 Ht Very has jon, ee olla ae tas] : , sie 47 ae it ae ere . , iS eee , er ere las ny be POSSible to resume fy 48uUe Opera- More Or Jess 4 uzzle but yt Waist lines “ “ Seamed baek plainer Stvles for a P +- "eNeral Klectric os | Weetin 4 . . . ' oo ‘ TULA Zi é | the A- , : : ” | oie ; 4 Stones next Spring, If Such broves t I ] res lj ; , , “i VUireler Mery ‘ heey flone Pron I 7 aor prac ead line ’ f ‘ ; “eh -. ay wel inther S'Fength and rr q . : LOW: "¢ ‘- r ‘ . Ticket , ad Ad fal ‘ ae i i Ail’ S , , 3 : j : : ; ; Wee Seiad ' ’ : Awe af ° ™~ io be the Case 4nd there are few in z ! } — = : by OF crieke 7 - % ° ; ? 4 a eer mae sel - Py ou me ~" . : " , iS ; pa \ ‘ee. uiciea ce i . ‘fo tae ; ; , AMT ; +. fa Ties ‘ ' Tt rie : ‘ dications to the contrary, 1 Would » Mtgh is of eet. $0 be ove; warns 4 ecial 9 | | f $ ; ~ it Neel was unde. Jerate presep . A $ ' ' -and what IS of ©qual niome nt, base ; i PPear that the Majority of pla. ers |». 1 i t b] Uy, ° | rr Nnegiarte = : , ; a -U0OdS8 ure ag Uren: ¢ ligt ; = Y ¢ ; i = ut "* : » 4 4s tel ; Who figured In fhe 191 Pennant ; & are i pure] eens Im ft tat Ss 4 Gy 6 Values in A S . , bh IAT K @@ e ne Ry we ef 3 races ty Country even Were the Britishere dis. ro ea Vid ip a > her strive again nited ii ace: Wii nat recedy, « Contract dur aT ; hs n th 3 a US 4/4 " '! " ’ fuctiona ef - , Sec O @eNnpao le Snort / . * teat eo min ae Ing the early months of next vear ry " — % ee ; ¢ = W/ \ Pca. WEEE? Ri evry iY sur] Pised Wilken wary Seg Wh: Lt hianeal io () ’ te : ’ , reds , . ' i iy ‘ . Che British embargo Prohibit their : = / : = ' j ‘ ‘ . ili; PATLOTS OID, \ 4 foci | @., fele ret ae ACC ¥ : iTechpa than } months ago endeavored to Purchase : ‘ ‘ iS @xtreme Y doubtfy] if th F ‘ 4 . “0,000 baseballs ‘N this country. 1 lers I . ‘ Procedure Wil} be follow ed jn 1949. ! Savine that “if ™ ‘ ld btni | ee 0 0 t Pecia ' Under the Ordinary ruling l; 2 Peevey, : a det, Obtain 4 : 0 n] Ww : MH t es Wing 4a Plavey OUTLIts, there iS no doubt the Brit. y e a r , is = who did hot receive his Contract by isher Ae "“enraca id hy wre : | 8s Fch 1, would bec | Be nennag : | a kop Presented by en y, ' #3 en 1, S te. & free -agens would ket keen on i F and y On the re: "UMPtion of rig i Be . Nf > eit leaxue baseba)} if. buf that in- licenses to Would be ability to 8e€l!) his Services the pood: ever Catch War lasts however, that the em—But Civilians, Too obtain Operates 4fainst the ing on, at least in a Posi. lO the high. New York Bond § MmMport } Lame Whilst the ' Ow Var Pie ‘ a. 2 i, ; a .-? ‘e Values in Mien’ Business Suits *) fp, a VN if | end ee ‘wee Nill tee oi on, cat ray Ee AEN age. > . « , 4 ‘ws « mie eae Min | * (1919 Tim) (4) l.iter 4, . OOn Fees) ™ i afi] Call to the Lood laste ana Pils rien? aft 2) 006 b rene . ry in Ment range of f Dries, patt : I cic lE 7900 Un Kite ii ("¢ i i Ee } al ) i¢ ‘. rt) Crns ane er a. FS) | ; ere. e Orinas liulored up ta OUP usual hie Standard — Saturdays fmm ¢ Shoadian 9] ae ‘ I “OdT} 4 (mms 1 r tin I} Ohair lined ORY ‘Ss & Ith CXtra sfr rice | y ne . 4 j . (ww » 4 ’ sds ia ~ EUR 11N) ¢- S 4 Nhotahlea Till ) Marin ; } "17 } , aie ' } & eter’ « 2 “- | : , a ) / : ; ) . . ’ “NY ¢ ‘ra! Gs f , : VW rk Ts e “e F ‘ray "Ss « "uckK ( ra lOllS ly) ) ’ , , . . i ‘ that Fince the Fight to Operate Was vi rit ts pt d 2 a Stru k 4 l [ by charge d fol al (1¢ lual ( Ost — J ‘ : i > S > ? ; 4auir ee «ts Le 7 beyond their Control all contracts and indignant at this reflect; ." her : a “Sam Pg ‘ other lewa} Phases “are susne Nnded ay abi) ai to bore common lal “ r = rer oe ine, : a, f * ° ‘ ; . _7 »* e) . the “% me . ° s pt) S > a if J . me , - is : ae telly. I nder this COMSt ris tin} said the Strikers Were al} Wrong. ae ‘ - ° "**) Nort j t« me CON ign of the Paver q arries be Willing to compete, he Said. With ERE is “ 9 : a | +e an ; | over until such time as the “rovern. any Man in the yara when it caine to @ tea reir eae. la AS ] a e > é mhent Rives consent for “a renew al of doing a day's Work or DOssine a Lane shoe Made ; the business of barebal) : = rahe : ; ee that afa , On the Army last—a Shoe | worn by Every soldier jn the U. S. Army, It fa SCOTTON suiguTiy HIGHE ©, TRADING IS. 0M 1s Scientifica]] y Structed to Live and made of yield the con- the utmo: Selected le longest POssib] For Met in the -Pants Suits Boys’ Overcoats Suits ( COmt{ort ithers to S Wear. Home Guard. ctory ued Se end ane oa tonde a : "th il IAM trot " ear ’ As — 4 “4 ,? - 85 5 Decein ter . Fenern er aie ‘ite Imin it, bd 65 : . *@ I8et nights « , eee ee _ my fmm fr? ; te *, Pua *; '"3 Janua a € for hikes, e of * demana o Nping and ail “round out-door use the Sty lis) durable I | fr ier h® cover y é a *¢ i . Nae " . iS! . Ufa eit ©iderdow, tree sits. Ve or wry n how ete ‘ NEW ARK ( “ >. } Iunson ARMY SHOE made Ww ith bus kle belt Ly repr eRrayv ind oO] Ve . ne } , . ee oA . after ai 18 ideal. side Pockets and tw’ —_ ioe - fancy mixtreck’ and arnt eas THE THE r | p airx« of full-jj, ed drab dand Y Coat for ‘ et They : j . ’ ' ; ate sam : JUDGE « DOLPH JUDGE « DOLPH he were. else they Cost $7. so. ‘nickers 6 ¢ ] rom to ais. for “the Sees ca Sa, e cect at DRUG sTORES 7 ORUG STORES ost NEWARK Shoe Stores they 2 ‘) Years old ~AaDS 2% to § eo. ft hry COSt you Only $5.00, Get the best 2 ant sc atti 2 i ts Ki , am —— ee and 8AVe Special 9 ” . rly ‘a per lowe the Br 4 Z * frie er ‘Otte ar } tion | Yee By cage Reductions Mlen’s Fyrn; ee Fashion é J > e uCctions “e ¢ mr ere 4 for 1Sc 17 New Fall Styles for Women 2 for 10e just in. “ome tomorrow d a . , , | see) thes, an v0c and 65¢ Pure Silk Four-in. $2.00 Shirts eae Hands __ ne 515 OLIVE: Sie ’ ‘De and RROADY AV «A TH & Locust DELMAR-CLAR 4 | “ . a = iuionent ASHING TOY PARAMOUNT 7¢| ree Bo i i] Ne wa rk Shoes : Vp $1.50 Union Suits || "g Bs 25¢ Half Hose Tstteese... 1Be-) goa Union Suits eek sae J5c Half Hose $ ‘Or Boys Han Discontin. —~ Roy 0, Rs ire\as Re Say 7o, $2 This Size STO Coronas. 10¢ ; ¢ “8 4 eo 05g pn $1.50 Sweaters $2.50,$3, 4 $3.59 1.00 Shirts The High Qeality Drug Stores. eee, 5 aa Up +, ary te cog ¥ 2 oe " ' 4 A Cetten (pening. ~ eb 6 bo S5e Ss ve oe _ RP Ore her} Sten. , 1.5 or r | i= dar om : oe a . . - kA wt LARGEST CREATN STORE ST. Lor “THE PRice MAKERS’. . Broadway and Washington Seventh and Locunt Stores. BIS Olive Street Delmar-Clarn ee SHOR co. IN THe ST. 4 S STORKFS 708 OLIVE: STREET. Re 213 Non py “INTH ST Mby ' ISN ¢ Ollingy itte 4 OPEN Ting When Ordering by WORLD Wi Boys inter Hats “ th, | | | | PUblie Building Ctween Pine and Olive insour; Av... ‘ase Sf. iN SA rt Rrbay nil Include lOhe Parce} IP : Cities Ye Near ¥ : _"Y. 20 79 '?. ime hud Boys’ Blous Liehe nod ; aa 7 ; ? »* : = RBI WCB 9-2 ; ‘ -. ing 14a) 5 ‘ Stores in 5 2 of ee oe _ Alu WATOR PREAKS — Fiorte De - Snees Ont ¢ ha ken es at hine Fas iiline a bis ¢ oe f t . = Sa | | ; ee ee ——_ 7 “ROL bestets Mi . : ; " 3 ¥, as Card, BD: ‘es ame res | ptional wale * SAP ANRAR Pekar MONG *pecial in this annie”? egax Nashets, {:"on “ Ts ob‘ieg qar orn: ; s> Ss

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nteeeeeeeeeees ee Se de ei en 5 1.LUute rPudi-~ uiorAl UH PRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 7 . a NIC . 19 ee SS a _= “ oa meee eee eet LLL ALA a tet cata tt et eee ee - - ae -_—_—_—-——— h Upf {MARKET AND FINANCIAL NEWS ~~ es. 8 aS aman oe ee ee nee - es peter pereers 2 yu og at a ——— — Tals pont eras a WILKINSON'S AT A NY ee | AIRE (}t STOCKS l-eomgeny pete UR COMPARATIVE, FUTURE QUOTATIONS. RTH STREET ~ ian xe hé iZe ST. LOUIS, Oct. 11. —————— I q NEW YORK, Oct. ‘. ; eee : , Low. ore Thursday. Last Year. SWEEPING 2 D 7 j " ning rig (lose (‘lose ' with. eet: _ Marine Are! — ndustrials. a : : —*O8t _ i Seen - A Mercantile Issu | eS OCTOBER CULN WW sen Consistg Active and Higher in New STOCKS lose.Open. High. Low. Neon | 8t:, Louis ..... Sar ET tees ae it tie! OOl Center — York: Steel Firm. : idee Mis : 117 2 eae ) Sewing on New Cover, ae tikka , 3 agi 2 0% Di IS C Ou nh [ S ale neater . DECEMBER COR™, See of Winding *¥ y\-e repal > Pe > PP >>> ited golf balls are |. Exchanges to Close. ol | ‘Sates as to be quite General} ane sted z ork Stoc k Exchange, . Te 2% neis mt a. 1] oy, , Be Pr Ae Si: Seer ee 4 Ep ow it thouch th Pi a yi Chicago Bo: ard of Trade, St. Louis THs 117 ] Gi %) ee saat bas Ag ; te price off Merchants’ [exchange and Stock toa, soehY.86- 49 0 FN a >> » ‘ 4 7 CO's a a Sara," . .* x “a . . , : j com. 45% 451, ‘ “20 tig ee vow! (4% @in eae rome az W ithout reg ara TO Cost or real value, we Throw our Pe ntire from t} ; ) en, pid. 1 one ace” ey “EMBER OATS of PRON, : , at : | om thelr re ontinuance of the advance in | Distillers °° 47x (473 ; gauge P28, = , yee . 66b gare NS we se ue?) stock of Men's fine Apparel on sale for two days only scsjan bonds on the New York ' bee! ‘ . o ‘ pis 2 So ae : . % game soe gO ape (hl dhe gra ie . _ eww I 2 Fm -: ‘ | tt. 4 , 64%, Tae oe. ca Ba 2: a. . : ‘ uF y: } Saturday, October 12. and Monday, «tober 14. nts of the da‘ The external gold represented i fe te i fee eed : eas Int ; , n ct i Ff mY ns : gS ae | “ g ee Y PAS ‘ } . "46 | swe Os . 7 . o,° ) ; wi -* Wwe er ‘ti Sport. u Feb ; ant Seen aa nce, Lib Ist con 4'.98.70 us. 7a LY Si = CANDY COMMON ‘STOCK CORN FUTURES UP | CENT ee ee | | i. we 7 [ a iS mee He be mi ste I and oth I ; — ery hes #6 1} : pale Meares represent a gain of more than Lip Yuk” 4 as AN OF Ss I IS ACTIVE AND FIRM IN LATE TRADING HERE /y -@- Cf BA cant control may cause a drop ‘in our business this month in View pe \egeey ences eg caihiines “i *: Ke W404 97 02 94 04 97.08 3 ia Corn futures reflected an oversold Sta 4 — : | aM * Sea and 1} order To keep our sales at par we are inaugurat Ine ; if n Le er theal “he $ e ACgCVance \Ilex ~~, rear a a rel CSCO COE HO Hees erias ' = ‘ ce. oS : . ye ° “- ts ; sie a _ ° = “ , -" Amacai was even more rapid, these bond M: = 6 ee I t eee 274 condition in the late tg — oa a? 2 > x: 3 .. this radi “| sale. \\ Pe are willing a suffer 7 loss On profits “an Milne today be een $173 and $18 iy r 3 r LOUIS CLEARING HOUSE : today, and prices averaget slightly rm a 2 3 oe ; me p atic ogee a et pees S cong Sloe . ie 7% W77%ea/ 5 Beno tld nike r thee vesterday’s close, War ME eae : : ae to keep up our sales volume. nm, but | eke month: ago the price was itts ne is " hoegh i hy oe | cr . : + SS, news again proved the big factor in oi Re, ay : : ith the ‘- “Eigh - aetey 4 ‘ , + ‘ . I se) ore " ) . 6 ° . ,?* .* , @epy 4 vs eee: ‘aa around $7 I Gi oy, ai : wae “A 4S ee tie + 06 bog , gay eee ae a are 4 : the murket, and there was some sup- \ OU are he Ing otte re | val Thi¢ Hts thyeat ria) tail a ali , ii] pass | pee. 19 effect, speculation in this issue |. ores} Sty 18615 BRGI, ISIS 1841, per manth.'°'"* goes ations, || Port owing to rumors of Turkey's i: — 2 —correct in stvle, cut, fit and materials, like vou used to and that th is partially a venture in Russian cur- Unitea @ «c ee ar h é‘ ‘8 ast vear 24 G70! 4.2 it} surrender being unconfirmed. Corn eo. Lae Me. & {sed oe : . : , : oss cd ese . : ieee whe te 7 eee ef Bf 6 aawS vet, that will wear and hold its own for vears—in short— de vie ee tunel pele a Soe eR UC. $. Rubber t. aaee BM Esa. | BH: aie LT ees Laie receipts here today. were 61,900 bu + mas SS ie SEO es ‘Te JuVenateg” | which issues the Joan apparentiv did ee a ¥ *- 101 ] i OL: : , : fae * and ehipments 55.000 bu. % ae te % : ; x a . . “J Pes The Finest Made—The Brandegee- Kincaid Clothes. a but at @ not obligate itself to pay mn sold WT ay oe I Wik ahi. eos ; Mats futures were easier with corn Sat “7 i a | | 7 K bee {| ' ) ) i : 4 aang uD the. price s these ecorings hess — —— - Bs $e, ii ss '. A. district F pe going on the assumption that tl ‘Metals and Equipments, xchange today, sales bei nade at | Receipts here: today ‘were $=,000 bu, hoe a a a ave buyer in - Louis. iy lected aoveuil Eitanse of Germany and of Germa: & | K ' $46.75. or : ~ his »dbcnen Trade and shipments c2,000 bu. ‘. 2 Son 3 "’ | ee ; LS balls: used in train.’ influence in he hast will lead to og “ hs tas i : iad the = thus repaireg some sort of reassumption of the debt v ( £00d aS new at a which the Bolsheviki repudiated ine 36 a dozen. "4 , vesterdayv wer: 7 Ty toch St. Louis Cash Grain. Was in demand rough ne ; - ‘ash corn was se to 10c off for os ton iud ) oy bis bj ry ae | ides . thi ; steady ounere- | ae > : Leary °5.00 Waal Sui its, ate x ‘ed fiom SF. e ce. | | B22 .O0o ve as 5. a at - a $30.00 Wool Suits, 0% 9 824.00 TU t = B10).000) “| ' ale steady . \ pang - : fairly wo See ee PR rs a 4 . in . , . . Dand in lal ae 4 od e ae ae he * ay . 0 \\ oo] Suits, 20° off.. S28. 00) ; 4 is, oo ‘ ' - sa | The difficulty in such an arrange ent of the debt among the several! ssary to bring , 7 ec and weight Sunt Heelan] Sop = ~~ VF i in case the country ‘anthis Riesl |. 5 ty . ) - = ae + oe 2ol ‘ ‘ed wheat, $2.2 M : Fi li O a new cover igen The move- “ng ae aries a ~ wef = i fatior ' ' yr ¢ rf | : . - red winter wheat, $2 = ae ge e see en $s inest Qua ity vercoats ich makeg {ft . thing), | th the pean ted | ae ie : ghar ee ape serig ahs 3 ag BBN, - (pd bealiwa v 4 M o.. p4 Be a te ; y e § ers Wool ‘vercoata, 20% off. R24.00 ° dosages W 001 \PVCTCORSS, | f. . 840.00 a “restored aa nm ins ae “is of pe hich M ; are | wea 7 Vale tite - tag : =a lo. dn : ; ! Quote NO, & yellow corn, $ L. ‘ 4 | ge a ' ye? Fired Wool Overcoata, 20’ off... R28 .00) $60.00 Wool Overcoats, 20 off 848.00 . hearing, ret rid of their w ns eee Copper eg 2s 2 wide ak egg ‘ oe ees Sale DY pt | Ae ‘ : aye di r protesting against ille ise nt +P ' ' See ft MG t. — a uw } | ' , : Le @ ‘a ee oa hite ( » iad $1.50; No. 4 4 4 se ; 8 Mes: a Be ee ; Bx . ‘ DUD Hats. :! p- off. as allie 22.80) es t}i) Pajamas, Up ort R1.G0 — ee Camp abiiit to Bed -s Sp nage De talage us ~ ' 1) Mi 1OeBL, TOGA me 2, , oe , ys aon ) nire corn eo NWO. 2 white corn, 2 eee. Co: sere sate 29 : * . ‘ ‘ S400 Hlats . C*. off Rit 20) 4°) Oh) Vajamas phd be oft 3. > ‘ ' ‘ a er f Nn? \ if } which i) pay adiviae ric! t.ta at ’ Q1 2 ."? ‘ ape a , de : : : *. . . ¥ 5 ¥; apt s © an , - . 2 es. & = , ; . tty . ‘ + “+s @ @ ) j ° - - « jon “al } ’ ) ‘ae ] iv ) 11t¢e . re ° i . Ay Zz Lay 04 nt . ao . rp f ‘ . f . Pom te ‘ shiie 7 fluenza, the romptiv, and with the Railroad Ad- Railroads — By. é - ; i ‘ ; whi y corn, $| . ‘ g i $ ee - ; BS: 3 . 5 % ‘ €5.00 Hats, ) off cats 4.00 5.00 } ajamas, 20% off. OE AE R4.00 aap oy unston mnstraton denyng that mons vs beng + as ia | : sample W hite corn. $ 1.04, ' % ab co SeRiise i iene So Se ‘ Le es me SF 00 Hats, L off. oy Ge RG.O0O a7 OW ln lamas, off BGLO0O ai Seen, ? md ‘ ’ . bys, t9 ' ] - i ry ' ‘ « , si VN es.’ ‘4 — Mas | “fea: , ; 4 ? } * 3 +7) le "i . “~% > » nn - wretches * oe ; > > “ ’ ; ‘ - ’ ' Zs : Nebraska, eae periy held back, the average 11 ' pi hy, + ,, 4) Nat. Candy com, at 46% Quote No. 3 white oats, $9'2@ > aes oe ; me, $10.00 Hats, BOS off... 8S.00 $10.00 Pajamas, 20%e of! SS.00 rrow has been wedual if pur to it to determine) (3, "py : Cae Siam 3 ie fi a. 2 oe Under wear nnounced at the uni. financial arrangements between h ase op rc atl: at Se Ni ndy. com, at 464 + joy ae ee aa ee) ta 3 oye Z x r Neckwear the carrier ‘hi. Northy " : 5 Nat. Candy at 46 : cc See ee : Bx $2.25 Underwear, 20% off. 1.SO €1.00 Ties, 20% off | SOc Government and carriers “That there is some sort of rout: : : ws -_ a" , | } : ) ' cs t i, CORN VARKET SHOWS STEADY % 3 am ses Shen uae a 2 zt: : 1 3 \ = = ° , Be, nderwear, red : so 40 . ; , ' | , , Ri.Lo rdiy admits of doubt. Phe Lis of py ‘oe z) Nl aot “0 Nat. Candy com. : ) s Reich |. aaa eae ae era 4) Fes e405) beeen we : ee sss 8:33.40 a hae a ~ wie oo ing otticers of the variou - “pat oe a ina . Rice. nso eet ea c Ss oe? ff ° m4 00 Bas 1B, oa! 12 _ S1T.60 ’ mere > ait } > } ¢2 " orry ,rif . eee gan ' . . , ~* : P ? Obs SNe? * ‘ apx : MRM ? — » *) Aes ae . e?. [it ierwea _ oft — * . ‘ - ry"* sbsae a *> ‘- esponsible to the mOVerriineth ahevvi de mee 1 , “ ’ :' eo Matin Se RR. Se Oo > oe SS : , es , -* a, @ a B20) i income trom operations fal 2 ati } ‘ent p ba r “J Nat. ? ' rT AGO. Oct iceable “Ga SRN So | we a ee saovanadl ~O%e of! 84.80 ‘? iw re) - 406) . : ; ' 1 or ut ; .s ’ . , - . : . . ee ’ ° . . —~—. under Government control, r | 4 Js tae cc ‘ »} ° pr Ire whic hb ; , wet mai eo ion 7 nderwear, LOS of | soO.S80 og - > 4) funds over which the aliroads voids Pei ‘ ‘ ; aie. - . ' , " Cor arket of te led towns I Py tetes a Bean? Pet “B, oni _ immediate command are 1 y 4 O lg , ob pads pet dl a i at ‘a ' m. § phy Pie “cn that th (;serman answer ie at : | gant Shirts 0 ‘Tie ~— eo off i mito , T) (of tthe estimated standar: on ron eC tea ‘ , at ¥ t : eer ry at oe ae Save ‘ee nad nt e ‘ : he i pene te ‘oT al Ss ; - , . : per : - i ie ar . *,. . considerable concer ‘he bared SuaTre Reanorted by the ‘4 c . — : 4 egy “Pe ates - | Shirts, yg . Fe RG.40 So.) CrhlOVeES, & esa a gs fats “ooh ;' se So cat ys: Lepor Ds aliona Avestou! om- san as yesterday inish higher, , ‘ 1b: ‘ 7. bE etn eate Ud) ‘ is tempted to protest with mission at ' Stockyards it 7 vo ‘ ’ . $1. 13%, 2 | ° 7 E100 Shirts, . ofr. S800) 4.00 trloves, Ui { ae at. . that after ? sade’ ‘sitle. 2 hogs, 7000; sheep. to SLU gc. were followed by x : xctustve Representatives or 250 Shirts, 20% off. 810.00 ¢4.50 Gloves, 2 Peics K.60 nine months of vernment control it is high time See . “ ny canna ; -stgladiadigtes - :% ‘8 : , ' : railroad contracts were signed eierting) sey nt $1! Raggi Bg Ba pap cn Bi ad rae 1 : Br andegee-Kincaid Clothes —_ Men. don't overlook this onhel The prices mean a big real saving. All that we ask the whole matter divested of the SOT uodtatio; erewith represent s’ore choice Si 1 li medium‘ to good, $12 vance, wit Ni 4 ny Me 474 ¢ s* mar 3 in to come and judge. No refunds or exchanges during this money-saving ~ule. steries Which surround it rice ned by cor - nm) weighty : rs rey , ra . : a Part of t raders more zen, $5.50; ss. Shipping. notablv ! over, $5.25 BAO ta Soe ight sanSage Ouiis. - (0 pale c hoard g”0 9 ae eo > Phare Hq ‘Nited Fruit, condinued PIiGhONS ae hag ABS Live pigeor bit larket opened active gma steauy ,,., ~G DP yped ot mojors and eatend Ale rie 3. ri per dozer { ‘ er! iT] ‘ ’ terday s Rinse I tS aries St “ns nape ne : ‘ a Sl ie Toe ectaities, United State S pounds to the ZEN “$5. “os » ODI etronger as ie «li advanced at oso = Yon @ ning) . ® echite "% ; = ‘ aS r ; , y i ae: iv) re P ‘ rs 1? és on , = 7 . -t ’ | i¢ | « ‘ ‘ ¥ j . : h \ I 4 j j «i. non 0 TY j r} ‘ I . Li i is ’ . ; a ;- ; BU 1 TER--Creamers ras, O&c: firsts, 1m gtockers, $7 to’ § tte ice lef ar il nature,’ 7 wae firm ‘ - | NEW YOR 11. —Profit-takine LAVE POULTRY owls inds and) fat light vearling butcher cattle. $15 co St I y Vanes luce fy eg “by the impending OF ‘ , ! Ss, unaer py ae; moh row ice, & Lc) Mier, | mon ‘9 mé . - caused recessions of | S points among spe Ds Dri rig hicke roijilers. 2? ivr os. ta. 7 aod tt y near af ‘f ve issues in the early period of tod s. turkeys hens), & toms, Qe: you Ie wef cows, S11 to S15: 2 Th wt YO) 4 : £ n Ket, pound and over, Sl cLige . average rur $ | mediur to ) $: stte » - y ,: ae ' ’ terds s strongeet featur eflerct Ze ‘dueks, loes geese roineus ner { al Sei: » Bi 10 at beet * ra’ i ie cor Lerres¢ rm’ Sin =. at a ca ly CAL! (ie 1OQd ¢ 140 nou International "OSs er } to 180 Ibs at lantic Gulf and United Fruit :; cheep, te wks, O t a to pound, accord Petroleum and i PxLas ‘oO made , ene how priced o118 aiso snowIns Vegetables. cle “Uris i 1 W estingwhouse qis Por ATOR wt ldaho russet ov 6 . ) . ie ‘ I . a le ) $o ip sateen $1 . N \e w. i 4 38 ‘. 7 was bg r strength, and metals were 5, A ver ear} io. $2.37 oie te $1. sa, Me ae ? Cage Seton § OT €1) 28K, rats . ; white, n e h p lying O14 Chile Copper ONIONS “Ae k « ] P e ‘Ss 3 t ‘ Bs nite f Tea] a sett i. T} r wo box loose Pi w OOm te 2s heifers 7or) tockers | tr; 1 aret a (= “Ore en Open 000 French G%2 1)!!! *S: : nn fit MBO” ‘Home-grown. peck baskets, ay $7.50014: bulls, $6.75@9; calves. firsts, 5714 @59- > . TPaG' » ? 1 bk ore there Ow . , inn , 4 ; j ; ; , sat ae #28 ir”: ~~ eipts, . . ‘ . of e@n © @ : " “ p > ’ pn. 2 5 ’ i) ° i { 7 J - ‘ ’ ‘ 5000 " 7 Home-grown Lv@”. ambs se minh carling: $id f rat ~1 extras 57 "@, = .* “> “* ‘aw @ iL o%) hire 7. } : _~ » a ° . . SRE. She er hee why > Ee ; s resn 0001, \ se" Te j i x I an s ' . hie ‘ ay e Till O00 P eign : , per loase ‘ ITC AG " | \ : SUT PAT at ese fir receipts { 8000 Libe oe” , ’ ; sot ASH ee SUMING, ~- . «) or » a i 18 ’ arket stron ‘ ( niik ar fresh r O50000 } per she . hit r “ T777® VFN: ’ ? : ‘ i if), *) 5 French Stes... b ibnmee enn. 306 9 P.M Apa’ FE ey tel eet 3 ARSLEY Hiome-grown, me o = mee , ae bur 7 in ' ine aia ian . oan Mt ST ARD GREENS Hom: grown, . l Le , (ee) me fin . ea q . , ‘ _ = ; , “me eris “. ~ E haade | me 48 SPIN, AC HM Home-grown, oc r bushel al lower than Thursday's opening S Ma k 20 Pa ay ee | | “ ttle. good 1 ice and prime, 81 noe main fu reut eo . oa * re . sad : ho .? . " y eomy - 47 i . P \? ¢ ~ 0 on aA | ee es “LE TEUCE liome-s M. + : Saha atnnt hwe and ‘heifer @7671% 35 a) oT 11 taw Pra | K, \l K Home-grown, 5@10c¢ per bush Riu cal - i* oo 9 s aa rte ‘ . } ; . ] This Master Timekeeper has 17 jewels ety OM fh cx; treasury ei ponte og’ ) 2 to $2.50: No.1 : | PHIRES. Cases are gold-filled and YY \ | r a nore ag Q98.000 france: bills dis ounied Ch cates awit CP no) havin age Bins oan GUARANTEED at 20 Da ARS. AY | creased 34 120.000 TAS; ances winnedm. 62.10 to owtiz > ' tyles. WOO ERO ee ane O40 Trouce . | es oll = There are plain and engravec Sty! le Qn Tre masure: New York bi ie dnh tekes You'll fnd ARONBERG’S LIBERAL. wiviDENw NOTIC CES ae a LoUl Sart a lake CREDIT PLAN a convenient way to rw ie DI\ i l ND NOTICK—Western Development buy fay {adh a Sg “he > «=; Louis. Sent. 10, | ' innit , P , TE DIAMONDS ee paige bee a the Western Devel. rears © dim oe ot BLUE-WHI Its ; tore yr way : | : ‘ P , in } ig } j i \ yprnent © have deciared @ dividend oF oe LIMES Florida at ©. per ; TTT * th: pel cent ot Ne ick, 1 ote HAS ANAS—In shipping orde lo op aa | These brilliant gems are of \ f the com . wmavan . “a : ‘ . 1; } ' stockholders, PR nd tg eR . VCRANBERRIES Cape Cod early biac! ra ay f the highest quality, and they Nell / rove tranerer VON Aes an Fe . : - , ereleck om. Oct 10 188 Ane pa ae rr AC HES New Yo shel busket * 7 Regain ygelina ce te aly” 3 Z, | KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT OPE ee Br HeOMeNy CM albe aR, dies and gentlemen. They . . Sa ° represent the best form of in- ; gorityt Bs gy O10 0r10 Oo vestment. Sold on the under- . ee 7 : , LDS standing that if at any time f Skee Jgm oe LIQUIDS AND PASTES we q »P ( -O D ———— you want a large stone, we tir will allow you /1!l purchase ¥ . FOR BLACK, WHITE, TAN, DARK uN FLU ENZA , WEEK You rad gONBERGS Qo, af gorse red 3 Sa saat oot Soot oul GRIP The National City caaaall nigerian way to buy. | _ THE F.F.DALLEY CORPORATIONS, LTD. BUFFALO, NY. ia ng pit | ado O00 FEVER AND 9 es Cotton ee “th St a we sarees Conon. _ pe LIGATOR PEARS —Florida, $°.25@: BIN Es lliiinels bushel baskets $1.75 C ee oe [ Company High-Grade | PARKER’S Cascara Qui inine Tablets, 25¢ ¢ National City Bank Bidg., New York | Gold-Filled Diamonds a PERSIMMONS — Alabama INSIST ON PARKER'S | Q : Displa . Comempentonn iin A Ces Breaees 99000 Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens EC) — (~) te) —— (2) —t- Co) — (ofa (0) | ® @feef &ccording oO pantie. Selcing Watch, Open Every Saterday Sight ftitee sender Garé Geom Biba beanie 0 Seok . t St. a E= 426 WN. Sixth ‘imax baskets Michigan Con- ime to $250 Ask to See the Safety. Self-Filling and Regular Types. A. S. ALOE CO., 513 OLIVE ST. >» . - . EE oy = . OT Te ee ee eee Ey

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YY COMIC PAGE Be GP See TL.LOUIS POST- OCTOBER 11, 1918. Z jl , “yf “tty, fi’ fle W loo fly ivTvOr™ en Med — = ee ere mwee - -ee - ——iiaempenne - A A ete a es een ee ——-— - ~ ot? “@e —v 14, “Ul, yitila™ | COMIC PA -s y amend 4p, "Wie, Md? OCTOBER 11, 191g eee 2 A SIGN OF THE TIMES MUTT AND JEFF—SIR SIDNEY AND JEFF ARE PERFECTLY CONGENIAL—By BUD FISHER _ sirfts ite'uts'b. i BuT, OLD DEAR, ¥ THIS. J3 indeed : r peTEesTt correc! [R IGHTO, SiR. a I SAY, OD THING, AND BESIDES You UN DaLicious. WELL, I KATE +p s AWSKED ME ove | SIONEY, But : Ps y How Do you Mi You TASTE MY coFFEee. —- — _ THE COFFEE a Pa nan as iS fit! it B'S he EVER BREWED : = . hy a | Li corree! . } - fn u He ) ( | { | y “SAY, POP!"—CROWN QUINCE—THAT’S WHAT RAWTHETe THROW Boou - aT ONB~ | ; ETS ? IT MAKE | IN FoR THE oTHER To HAVE T eat / WAIT UNTIL | Yt) FANCY ANCTHER AT MYSELE BUT col, QUARTER MOCHA I'm THE BEST AND ONE- QUARTER LITTLE COFFEE | JAVA 2-OuARTER | I BREWER THAT cag hee "10 « “ AAD HY ‘NY ae Tk 4 G . AN ‘A ae BuT THAT'S ONLY THREE- QUARTERS,’ -— QVARTER ? / THar’s: wust iF I Pur iw A FOU RTH-QUARTER OF SOMETHING IT MIGRT SPoOtm THE Coftecer' Do You PuT iT. XF Dow*T Pur in ANY OTHER QUARTER | AT ALL: , IT AIN'T \. NECESSARY! | WETS / //] ji ; / / ji i / J } sii 72 “Did ya get that fer yor birthday?’ Gee that's some handhachif.”® Ang) “se nna \SAY CROWN || © Hin You x : j \ PRINCE. MY/|*>1> Rat ie | eI Ze A Taran sez JPUK pe say [| Let the WeddingsBells Rinse Out | HEF | EN Tee") rine c tt AX | : A re Wed ail ges @Clis ing Vyut. | & | eT y PRINCES tx? QUINCE - ES aS See ea RE : ~ Ae | \MEANS A Ree Ls ) 5 g QUIN I H , 4\~> ; | | | g & Ood ( \ 4 : L, } - i “beh, me mother made it fer me. It's good fer ahundred sneezes.” — » a . . ee Re “ “ ~ . a SS ee ee » ee eas e mee im * as. —> . “ squalls Arnel «Me + aon tm Meo” “7 62) " oA ‘ he - ] nk ee ou 4 al , tr : 7 ee | | Lo =e aggaiaay | = SOUL Baex HORATIO FINIG TOR APF [THE C = TrOLkcS SAI, AS a Y -_. Saeed cs y om, , a B ss i si . al ‘ - - LO Md r ~-t- x ~ . TA\P Dy Sie CUTE 117 . LOOKS GOoh (AI "A ¢ 7” VCE ARS. Se WAGER yarns Janes tor ston "s +2 o hae Sw - wre mM . 7. Sagan Ae cllgglnn phi Drqine Sae Re ae he Oe > > Rot they en - tl nda Pe eine . A A, eis tile Dd rth qhin dys ile pe ene : le He Surely Is. Stock Going Down. 7 es Anes ; m4iaAatT FATE HAS REE Wt ia a cok. thin So gel attaa tatil rh at CHAUC AASDS “ANS BE CASILCY SEEA) TOMMY” AD FI has cost the Kaiser billions and. bi iccougt of the war. | alt ey GalaGle > “ Mick L> » SY) THe DGRBY ~“THatT REST ¢ o> ever , ~— Pe P alles owe ie 3 Pi = o : : : a bs 32 : aff Vy ee ee nll cased i are. ‘ : Li i | hare Dy, OW alt if manage } / / so j - ye ‘ hMrat'on oy? ‘ ’ tr, mone s tise? | a mn lid he run over J 4/ \ Bg ae ar ass e wh hac ey enown to ai - / J } ' - “ ¥ ' Ld ° / Yl OH Boy. DIDVA | HA. HA AMAT 7 Oe | ; ;that at one time Weilerby Sr. h Relative Distances. J j / | 2 eae { ‘ ae ; rf +} . be a r | 4) 1A — ee inllinti — ) OH MommerR!! Cuayec uF > Ctimae +! iS ey Rik’ \ i 4 , ‘ Dar STRANI Gust a) at ony Pte . — AST “ Abe . . Aa “ . - 4 Sey ge ~ l” CH an ive e ath . ~ oo" sa- Fae bs Oe > See _— aea*s oe wi eh Oe eee Peak ee, ee. ‘ is ‘ rf CAPT git Leh dl : . ** dn oe , ** Cop Oa wey ** a vie ae . tee’ Le égn?e? . i . i . nN SPECIALS ¥ Buy |} La : at oy ee, oe - * 48 | J BE eTY| pee fs S Ste lds See OO s Smee Genuine imported Havana Londres and | JE Ty YE. . ee, yaaa, Ys 5 Pas ~ / - = ; : . oo Si7¢, Salurday Only fe SS Se a Me; . “ae . = = ' ym ipge Oc Straight Valine } ‘ . : a % - [ ae , Re " me bow.) : ** ~ yi ; 7 ra >" Fe 7 , 4 Saturday only & for 3Oe 62} for 25¢c 1th) bes $3.50 50 box. $1.50 100 box. 85.00 MURIEL, POW-NATIAM | | Ce cee mae PSaturday 2 for IiS5e straight size. Ma) Dees &.50 G@ for 25c hO hex $7.00 ANORA MILD HAVANA , beptelne nmynt , ' te Value -* CAN 1) heer PU NGSTEN—HAL PITMAN Witnwink Genuine Pollock bbe tstoe~n KEI? IO art sa Perfect ~t yo Saiurdar + fer 1M. >) |} or #7; 0 CIGARETTES—CARTON PRICES” : Don't | . ree Cet Oe to 8 (sat. oniyv), oc straight 25 can. $1 Fatima timar . i $1.7% { oat tommor row until vou see ovr Cont Pavorites Home Kiun Camel , Ww . alf ¢ : ( hesterfield Sweet > romana: display in eur limimont : me eee os , I a ‘ weneew, er Sn) on Pe rvka RE RET ete paver NG Coprvaiant. 1916. ey Kin 4 \ 4 —_— ec» | , | ' i . f ‘ “" \A nf fe oe a j a (VUINCE | Quine! CROWN QuIN‘TH ee eS : ( CROWN CRown Quintd| il CRown Quinte Ra ES 2, * . oe ee TP oe re a Pat it Wey THAT'S NEAR ( \ > PNouGd, MY “PAW SE2@IT FROWN GQuitney \ ahaa IS His “PROPER NAME. ‘ — - . 5, A iy hinie8 2 Beagrodt. — rT ae! — FI - - by, s wis > ite 0 x i oe yok. AAiihon a - wre Be Stacy “ , al J ae ty oe F A ope oe Sl 7 ‘ ED Ae at. 99> Gave tee bone g ee ie > es fe 8 aie a 4 i, u eR! - aad. ! OE QO Ae R ituse eth? COS. dei eae amma es ET RE. gb sare ae ° 4 abe Borel Pia eh ; : 4 Sc seh rf re iy At ir : . ‘ ce nyt al eee The APES, Sao bs : Yd Dah Sey he ING SRS os eae eR PE Ok oes, Ae By } ? . “e be > ; e : if & ’ “wi a a | 3.) ’ te rt aay . : —fe ie. \ : | ACROSS \WISBORG LINE. a?) _ Re ; a aN oo ~ hel 4 2s — a - - (Covnyright. 1918, v kh. Le. Goldberg.) . ; Tuc BRI WHO IS €o BUSY WINNING THE WAR WITH WORBS HE HASAYT “TIME TT BUY A LIBERTY BOND. I tt ay bILB YoU LIke SUBSCRIBE FOR -AISER CAN'T LIBERTY BONDS PUT THAT STUFF > as —\ OVER ON US! 4 pee | ‘ THERE ’S TOMORROW, SATURDAY, THE FIRST HOURS SALE OF COATS THIS SEASON _ VOW —for one of our renal old-fashioned famous Four-Hour Sales that has made this store known throughout the entire country. VV OMEN *=\an i/ 8 - . ¥ , ( o> & = ~ ~. eall* -*s -T{ . . . q eas : » . & » ’ Sen *y. ‘ °° ye »~ oe . s = o > ss ~ ‘ > ‘ ’ é 4 pete . . “3 ry naturaily expect willmarvel at the BIG SENSATIONS that we offer tomorrow in this Great Sale PE NTRAORDINARY VALUES at Addison's hour - ‘3 o* ** ij Sohbet ‘ . . a . =~» . —. - +? ‘eer om ne > a oes FESS Fy, he 7 mete \ be a . or ”- ’ hm * >. “A we Children’s COATS its SASF $39.50 to $49.75 Silvertone Coals. $00.50 te > sioc5 ” Silver Tip and Velours._. . wnt $19-75'" Sealette Plush Coats... RAISON. $5 to $10 gup~ 517-19 WASHINGTON AV. -@g *% ———— VOL. 71. NO ENE! Gern SS REPOR VARY A CONT “In a Sense ‘an A Says Wolff News Bureau+ ports Hint at Ag President’s Prin APPEAL TO U. § TURKEY R Austria and Hun; Notified Berlin ance of Americ Says Dispatch | dam. Rr the Associated Pres BERNE, Oct. 12.—T reau, the semi-official agency, has circulated ; Zeitung dispatch from ing that the German r dent Wilson's note was : and that it is in a sen ance. By the Associet ress BASEL, Oct. "12.—Tt Gazette announces tha! ans to President \ pen completed pr ly was forwarde The Gazette sa . to beHeve that th presses adhesion of Ge pruands of President y the Associated Press. “OPENHAGEN, Or North German Zeitung German answer to Pres note of Inquiry is read: that it was handed tot ernment today. The newspaper und the answer will make advances, and it is bh discussion between (f President Wilson will durable peace for the Tt {@ stated by the m the note was carefully the War Cabinet. com Chancellor, the Vice C secretaries without p that an answer in agreed upon after a co the supreme military ec ronid be no definite f the answer, however. the official text of th note was received. wh stands arrived late Th Indications Germany l-vacvation of Her Ilv the Amoriated I -en« PARIS, — Oct i? FUmMmmaries from com. UeerTmMman prees issued ta that (fermany in acss lnand for an evacuatio territory wiil ask as P’acuation of Cerman becupied Turkish terri ing to some newspat Published itn Germany, Millan will have sm ‘di bouncing the adepelpr Mriction of President Sram. Germany is apparet In view of the lates Moves, to appear to be Nate. Political amnes heunced and new gov bPpointed for Alsace-t ‘al law will be modifi eral Minister of War ¥ he whole movement fesult im the establish iPonsible ministry whi ®o be only a veneer. The rumor persists tl ieterial and governme Ments have been und the view to causing th fard Germany as dem Weloome her reply Reichstag to Meet COPENHAGEN. Fr! “~The German Reichs on Wednesday, Oct. lo @ dispatch to Rer! Austria and Turkey a Have Accepted 11 the Ageeriated Presa. LONDON, Oct. 2 (ed eays it learns tha Continued on Page 3 ia