St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 16, 1918
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COMIC PAGE OCTOBER 15, 19 18, Buy More Liberty Bonds and Help to Win the War NIGHT EDiItTO SE cme ST.LOUIS POSI- DISPATCH he Only rnteaed Peper in St. Louis With the Aamclated Press News Service yright. 1918. aA H, » Mark Reg. U. C. Fisher. . Pat. Office. ) ys CC Ce _—nupeuasiounaineasnae . a — ail a aauneeeee ~ a I'M GONNA ee patie ie aver aeen ——=— + DRows THs trom /1. ST. LOUIS, WEDNESDAY EV ENING, OCTOBER 16, 1918—20 PAGES. PRICE Two ) CENTS: |BRITISH PATROLS ENTER OUTSKIRTS OF LILLE a ‘“Most Unfavorable Impression’’ A ee Our Note in Berlin—Makes a nen RAN GE COMMAND GALED IN FOR DELIBERATIONS First Reports to Reach Lon-| don Say Leaders Are to Consider ““Mobilizationand \ &. © #; | oe my MARRIED SECRETARY ON HIS DEATHBED SES OP IPOS, ORIEN 80 BY RES re A eee . ee _-~--- -~ -_ - ee et CONGRESSMAN WHO DIED AND HIS BRIDE ~ LIEUT, ROLAND 6. GARROS oat OUR MEN GAIN j RENCH ( CONTINUE DARING AVIATOR KILLED OCT, 4 ALLIED LINE INFIERCE FIGHTING 10 PROGRESS IN.” ees OF ADVANCE | ALONGRVERMELSE THE CHAMPAGE === 1g 90 MILES - oO a ek hee ee ee al * LIEUT, HERMAN DACUS CITED FOR COOLNESS AND COURAGE Former Civic League Assistant Scc- | retary Acted as Captain in Ab- sence of Supceriors. Herman Dacus of 3714 North} |Ninth street, former assistant sec- |retary of the Civic League, has been cited for bravery in action, according to information received by friends here. The officia] citation reads: Second Lieutenant Herman Had Been in Jewish Hospital Since Monday, Where He Was Taken When Stricken Dacus of the Twenty-Righth In- at Hotel. ”-- MOET LORI me erent } sGicgt- ~~. on} , , ‘ T ’ T t ee ) I « 2 C’est la guerre. ,continued their resistance against) within a mile of the Important Fall-| caped from the prison camp and got Associated Jacob KE. Meeker, representative night captured Village District, Aisne Been Postponed, Accord- at 7:05 a. m. (Copvrignhe. 1918 by R.-E Cloldherg.) GUY- JUST THIN K~ A SEVEN CGouRse MEAC MotTeA = AAI aS a THATS NICTHING - I KNOW A GOY. Wreo SERVES ANI EIGHT—- CoUR SE HEAL . FOR | FIFTY Cents Heard at the Club. Mm JONES is troubled ‘pochondria.”’ fhat’s that?’ sort of dyspepsia of the with BR a ss Without Fear The dreadnaught speeds fearlessly ahead amidst dam gers. Defy the hard, burning streets without fear of jolts and fatigue with Slipknots, the soft, resilient, durable, rubber heels. PLYMOUTH RUBBER COMPANY Canton, Mats. Put on at all Shoe Repair Shopd LIPKNO RUBBER HEELS ang the ing to Advices to Wash- ington. | By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 16.—President Wilson’s reply to the German peace note produced ‘‘a most un- favorable impression’’ in Berlin, says a Central News dispatch from Amsterdam today. The publication of the reply, it adds, was followed by a panic in Ber-. eee pee lin banking circles and on the) stock exchange. The German supreme com-| mand, the advices state, will come to Berlin at the end of the present week, ‘‘to deliberate on. mobilization, concentration of the national strength and the raising of the military age.”’ It is expected that the Chancellor will make a decision to- | the matters contained in President Wilson’s latest note, # dispatch from Copenhagen to the xchange Telegraph Co. The German newspapers point out, that President Wilson's note had the effect vid douche on the hopes for peace mnerendered his first note. Some of newspapers comment on the the sharpest terms and with unbridled words, adding that the “language of President Wilson now hus become excited after | the conferences he has had with the illies.’’ German | “ay on Says ‘the message adds, of a by the note in Reichstag Sitting Set for Today Ke- ported Postponed. Ky the Associated Press. BASEL, Oct. 16 Advices from herlin yesterday said the President of the Reichstag has postponed the ‘itting of Reichstag, which was o have reserving to himself the right summon the ®Zislative body at a later date. The German Socialists have de eided, in view of the general poli- tical situation, not to oppose Prince Maximilian of Baden retaining his post of Imperial Chancellor. : Prince Maximilian has made a's Slatement to the party leaders in the Reichstag concerning his famous letter to Prince Alexander of Hohen- | lohe, which showed that Prince Max- | Imilian was reactionary in. his polit- Mal attiiude and was a firm suppocrt- | ’r of the Germar reigning family Pan-Germans. Priree Maximilian is quoted as told the party leaders that ne ideas he had now were not of re- rent formation. He said he had re- beatedly expressed himself in 1917 and 1918 in favor of a categorical declaration or the subject of Bel- Fium, a league of nations, Prusisan electoral reform and the proper “arrying out of the Brest-Litovsk ireaty. What had divided him and Prince Alexander was not the ob- Jeet the means to attain it, he said President Wilson's Reply Reached Berlin at Noon Yesterday. RY the Aseociated Trees BASEL, Switze riland, Tuesday, Oct. 16,— President Wilson's reply to the. German peace proposala reached | Rerlin at noon today, Tuesday. the begun today, to ving but \.BELGIUM, ‘when the ,shells screamed hoarse. ‘(hand mirror was the i ful! /number of aRGns & Ewmc- TYAS Pe MOm Oc Cone. Jacos E. MEEKER MAJOR PLAYS ‘MARSEILLAISE™ WHEN ALLIES ENTER ROULERS: Rescued Belgians Cheer Long—lor- bidden Air Played on Battered Piano in Open Square. he Associated Press W ITH THE ALL LE D ARMIES IN Tuesday, Oct. 15.—There impressive scene at Roulers place was taken. A French Major gathered the rescued civilians and German prisoners around a bat- tered piano in the square, and as the overhead, he ‘? By was an the ‘‘Marseillaise. The civitians There were cheered themselves .200 civilians in ithe town. HAND MIRROR SAVES 50 LIVES | By the Associated Presa. 16.—A woman's means of sav- the torpedoed Castle.. Among the raft was a woman hand bag a small that of making helio- LONDON, Oct. ing 50 lives from liner Galway survivors on a who took from her rnirror and suggested the sailors use it graphic sigrals. The attempt was signals brought up a speed, which took off the sur- the raft as well as a linging to wreck- One tor made and the destrover at vivors from sailiors ( avec. CAGED KAISER SENT TO HOSPITAL The caged Kaiser, driven through the streets the past several days in aid of the Liberty had to be sent to the hospital today to have its face fixed. It was punched so per- sistentiy yesterday by urchins who climbed tnto the cage the end of the dav there was little of it left When it is brought out again an armistice will be declared. Loan, Ee ’ ‘ ? Lhdal At | officiated |; £auzZe |contracting the / man ‘Sospita? to Mrs enza believed to have been contract- ed when made a last | Wednesday the Larracks, disease he visit to military camp at! Jefferson where more than 1000 under treatment. Iiis after his cases of the were then death occurred seven hours midnight marriage at the Alice V. Redmon of 2433 Giles avenue, his secretary. The ceremony was performed when it was apparent there was no chan:ce for his recovery. Gauze Masks Worn. the wedding all those in including the bride and Circuit Judge Garesche, who at the ceremony, and Lr. Muchs and the nurses, wore masks aS a protection — disease. Congress children by a the her At ; room, mother, . foe. ¥ Meeker’s four | former marriage arrived at the hos- | pital a played | , ferred / mandant, short time after the cere- mony had been performed. It is planned to send the body of the Con- gressman's former home in Indiana for burial. Bride His Secretary for Six Years. Congressman Meeker’s bride had been his secretary for six years. she said they some time. had been engaged for Last Wednesday, she said, she accompanied Meeker to Jefferson Barracks where he with Col. Hunter, the com- as to means to be taken ‘o obtain additional protective masks ‘for soldiers caring for influenza pa- tioets. | ceeded in She said she believed he con- tracted the disease there. He spent all of Thursday, said, driving about St. Louis County in an auto- mobile to visit Washington Univer- students whe were to take West examinations as his nominees When he returned to his room at the Statler Hotel Thursday night he became ill, but was not thought to be in a serious condition until Mon- day, when he was removed from the hotel to the hospital. The Congressman's widowed bride was formerly secretary of the Repub- City Committee, having suc- that place her sister, Miss Pearl MacCoy, now Mrs. H. W. Wich- mann. Her duties as Meeker’s secre tary made it necessary to spend much of her Washington When in St. Louis she lived at the home of her mother, Mrs. A. W. MacCoy, 93433 avenue, Judge Garesche, who performed she silv } 4 Point lican time mm (;iles Continued on Page 3. Columa 4, Yesterday, Tuesday, BIG Newspaper,’” viz. On the same day and bought only The Reason Reaching the Buying Public! St. usual bought a big volume of space in 62 Columns date 63 Columns ‘n 3 out of all 4 of the ‘‘others”’ The circulation of the POST-DISPATCH is by far the mgst efficient selling-power in St. Louis. Adyertisers again as “St. Louis’ ONE Louis these. Llome-AMer Jian added together | Do Your Christmas Shopping Now | ‘‘First in Everything.’ At her mother’s home today | con- | ; Oct. 9 6122 Die in 380 Cities, | was FRENCH SENATE SUPPORTS PLAN FOR REPARATION FROM GERMANY Atrocities by Raseey Will fave Other Atonement Than Moral Con- demnation, Pichon Declares. By the Associated Pres: PARIS, Tuesday. Oct. 15 (Havas). -The I’rench Senate today mously adopted a resolution pro- posed by the Government permitting it to proceed actively with the allies with obtair. reparation for damage by the mans. Stephen Pichon, the Foreign Minister, declared that he should have more power to insist on the just claims against Germany. The atroc- ities which Germany had comnmnitted, | he added, will have other se nagar ly thar. moral condemnation. The Ge mans must be punished sufficiently to prevent forever the possible re- currence of such crimes as the world recent!y has witnessed. The Senate voted that the Minister's speech be posted the ccuntry 71 AMERICANS ESCAPE BADEN PRISON; 2 IN SWITZERLAND Naval Lieutenant tonnes, Hostage IF'rom Torpedoed President Lin- colIn, and Flyer Are Safe. By the Associated Presa PARIS, Oct. 16.—The Paris ition of the Chicago Tribune has re- ceived dispatches from Switzerland ning report that 71 Ameri- cans recently escaped from the Ger- man prisor camp at Villingen, Ba- den. Only two are reported have arrived safely in Switzerland. They are Lieut. Isaacs, U. S. N.. of the pease President Lincoln, and rp. Harold Willis of Boston. Willis who fell a prisoner to Germans in August, 1917, while a member of the Lafayette escadrille. escaped from the camp Oct. 4. HINT OF GERMAN EVACUATION OF BRUSSELS BY OCT, 24 German Official Said to Have De. clared on Oct. 9 That Occupation Would End Within 15 Days. Associated PARIS, Oct. functionary in Belgium that German occupation Brussels would end, at the latest. Within 15 days, according to reliable information received in J.ondon, says the correspondent of the Echo de Faris. All the civilian population along the Belgian coast has been moved back out of the country and British aviators are said to be reporting fires over a vast area. WEEK'S INFLUENZA DEATH TOLL to plans lvoreign widowed | edi confir. the to the By Prees 16 A high the (;ermay declared or or Not Including Faialities in Camps. | By iated Press Ww ASHINGTON. Oct. were 6122 deaths from fiuenza in 30 cities the week ending Oct. 12. In the same period there 4409 deaths from pneumonia. These figures, announced today by the Bureau of the Census, do not in- clude army 16.—There Spanish ir CaAMPpPs .or} iN (hicagwo 571 Puring the first nine months of 1918, the Post-Dispatch printed 42.628 Houses, Flats, etc. For Rent ads—~ | 11,036 more than the FOUR other Louis newspapers combined. » unani- | in co-operation | (;er- ithe advance of the American the of that on this front, strength the fully equalling With machine guns, and minor counter at- | opposition | yesterday come | artillery itacks, the Germ fire shing’s men all along the line. All the counter-attacks were eas ily repulsed. They had the appear- ance, because of the small numbers of men employed, of being efforts to throw into the American ranks in order to gain time. The principal American activity; ithis morning was on the left of the | Battle sector. There | tivity in the district east of '{Meuse. The ‘into the Chatillon Woods ‘and bombarded Tuilleries | The advance of the iyesterday has been maintained ev- erywhere and some slight gains were recorded during the night. ward elements of the Ame troops, consisting of ge a ip rec ners, are occupying organize: holes. The confusion among the units, due to the amalgamation various organizations, Even this method does the strength of the creasing steadily. confusion sume ac- the Was last night arTm. shel} (ermal not from de prevent units Yesterday's Gains Made in Face of Desperate Resistance. Ry the Associated Press. WITH THE AMERICAN NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, day, Oct. 15, 8:30 p. m.—lIn the of the most stubWorn resist ARMY ‘Tues- face ance con- literally hundreds the Amer 7 today and the Kriem ceivable, including of machine-gun cans advanced widened the breach ip hild line. The Germans center and left can line and tacks were carried out. ‘er attacks f The Americans °99 and penetrated defenses between Lar.dres-Et St (Seorges have passed St. Juvin. Gains Madc by Strategy. The vains in general were acco through pur policy of sur objectives rather The machine imhts lving ir advance were part by going nround them the left and right and joinirg forces again on the north side and clearing up the areas thus encircled The day’s fighting ean early when the center moved forward, and encircled the difficult position at Hil! °88 from which a machine gun fire, coming from at least the adjacent the Amer! pushed forward th nests, again lled the Ameri- Neavily she center of the desperate These coun- riled. who captured Ifill the strong wire Arnerican mplished cuance of the strategic rounding the storming them. filled woods path of the taken for the than eur.- and he the american most on ated as scealed in estim “00 guns co! woods, was poured cans The patrols despite the enemy opposition ints Fantheville Woods. Hill 288 was taken early. notwith- standing a withering machine gun fire and a deluge of gas shells which eempelled the Americans to fight for hours with their gas masks ad- justed They also encounte ‘red vast quantities of wire which had not heen anffierently cut by the artillery. filadine fire from ’ INO } ** and faced oth sid : No an en Peace Plans There the oft the mans fierceness, stubbornness belying any be- in peace is a that the Americans fought with and tenacity utterly that their part forces | ans this morning in- | 'terposed desperate resistance to Per- | River enemy threw gas shells] ‘captured the village of Ac) Americtns | The foer-|] rican | Zun- | f French increases daily. | £onne } cation (double th counter at- |} junetion of Rethel in the Cham- War Office announced to- way . magne, the day. ana: the between Sis pulsed a vio- St. ther progress was made to iorth of Sissone, while +} | they ro i i; HRELRCI tRey Fe f. % eounter attaek near The text of the statement reads: mae GG Lhe Course of the night We the north Asfeld- counter made liithe progress 10 ssonne and north of La- We stopped a supported of st of Si Ville. violent artil- (;ermain- jattack, strongly by in the region southwest of Rethel we io- mance.”’ Towns Taken to West of Grand Pre. ated P FRENCH. ARMY I! Ort. 19, 3 p. m.— resist wings of the front in Cham- I, liberal and pas resumed the Ar- cross- and | Number of Aasonc recs WITH THE FRANCE, Tuesday, The Germa 'stoutly on battle | me the ns continue to tne two pagne, making, as usua use of machine guns | projectiles. Gen. Gouraud his attacks northwest of this niorning, Ing the Aisne and taking Otl Termes west of Grand Pre. The loss of line of communil- after another has left the Ger- mans | with two railroads, by way of Hirson Mezieres, to sup- ply five armies This the (iermans tO make a desperate defense on their left wing and to re- efforts tard an ad- essewhere. The the Meuse are the pivot of Metz, entire German op- depends that region to the great in history if execute a gen of retirement along line to Belgium. The Ger- the defeat at Cha- undoubtedly had lorest one only and their compels to re the ail es Vance bv allied positions along dangerously near upon which the eration westward k’urther re would bring ther « est military they are not eral movement the ent man tirement in iose disaster able to ire plans since teau-Thierry have this danger in view. kintire velopment in by the been sa armies threatened wit different pocket fluctuations the ved by this foresight, which, however, may prove to have been tardy. In the the long line from Lorraine to the sea has been weakened and the diffi- culty of forcing it at critical points and sustaining it with food and mu- nitions, well as men, has become acute. ALC of line ha Ve meantime ais French Report of Tast Night on Progress in Champagne. PARIS, Tuesday’ Oct. 15 rth of L and in have made further rainst the (,ern ‘cording to the officta rmmunication issued tonight The Grand Pre-Vouziers road in Cham- pagne west of Grand Pre is now in the hands of the French. Eight hundred prisoners were taken in the day's fighting. The text of the com- munication follows The irench non the important troops ne Champagne advances ans, «at ‘North of the Oise we progressed We the Serre which nror region of Aisonvilie are ‘h hank ‘ f 1! yy Sitr.Se "@ the ona the sou fa, » Py hats rd aies h o , > ae Mya) our ixen. East- and Nizv “uo reas no! hundred ward we Le Comte “Weat of Grand Vouzieres-Grand Continecd ea Page 2 Colema 4, 4 ers were { aptured La Selve Pre we hold the re road. back to France. U.S. WAR VESSEL SINKS A BRITISH FREIGHTER IN COLLISION trois , By the Assoctated Press PARIS, Oct. 16.—British pa- entered the southwestern Crew of 50 on Port Philip, Outboung | SU>Urbs of and this morning. at New York, Is Saved After A Iiv the Asanctated NEW YORK, ish freightship, bound, was stnk in a collision with a Oct. |United States w burne Island, in forenoon. The Port Phi | Was saved. The survivors revenue cutter. vesse] which freighter was re damaged. The Port Phi 4060 gross tons. 75 feet lip's crew of ccident. Press. Oct. 16.—The Brit- Port Philip, out- ar vessel, off Swit.- the lower bay, this 59 mea were landed by a The bow of th» navy) collided with the ported to have neane| a’ BRITIS Hs$ARMY HEAD. l6.—Belgian cavalry this morning was reported to be within a mile of the important railway center of Thielt. That town about 15. miles northwest of Ghent. is only By the Associated Press. lip was a vessel of She sank in aboyit) of water. AIRPLANE SAVED EIGHT MILLION POUNDS OF TNT AT MORGAN: N. J leat of Two Officers Who Directed Fight Against Flames From 1000 Feet Up I fated Assoc Ww ASHING TON s Announced. 16. Press Oct. Iuight million pounds of T N T were saved from fire at Plant at airplane wrecked works a feet and the flames. The War the feat today, plane Smythe, with M Dey aX observer. directed was piloted by + a eee destruction during the recent | the Gillespie Shell Morgan, N. J., which Loading: by an army | flew over the tan altitude of 1000 the fight against announced disclosing that the Lieut. Cyrus F. Armstrong martment MUST PAY $100 TO RED CROSS . Saloon Man Otherates Will Have to Close for 30 Days. Iixcise Cormmissioner Lewis today ordered that Cyril de Murichy, a sa- loon keeper ant either pay $100 for 30 day iquor I Louis Spiner, ciose agreed to pay $25 Heffernan. for John $50, women to enter loons. and street, 2006 Market street, to the Red Cross or s for having served ist Sunday 519 Market street, the Red Cross 1301 Market having permitted their respective sa- to FAIR WEATHER TONIGHT AND TOMORROW ; THE WARMER TONIGHT TSarae ATURES. NO GERMAN BAND CAN PLAY WILSON'S NOTES In| Official fore- cast for St. Loutls« and vicinity: Fair tonight and Missourt- Generally fair tonight and to- morrow. warm- south and portions to- er ifi enat } ni i’ )l'ineis fair (,en- to tn- era’. nrgnt and morrow, Wwarm- er in south and central portions | tonight. ‘enemy has begun a withdrawal. LONDON, Oct. 16.—The Bel- gian army under King Albert is advaneing rapidly along the Cortemarck-Thourout road. The fall of the Belgian town of Thourout, whose capture was prematurely announced nunoffi- cially yesterday, is expected al- most immediately. Battle Being Fought in Continsous Rain. By the Agnociated Preas. WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN BELGIUM, Tuesday, Oct. 15, 9 p. m Menin has fallen. Allied troops are a mile east of Roulers, and, advanced patrols are, according jJatest re- ports, within a mile of Courtral. The Lys River seems to have been crossed between Comines, which has been captured, and Warneton Reports indicate that another crossing of the sys has been effected at Wervicq. South of the zone where the mud- spattered allied troops fighting their way forward through the rain and the mist and over sticky ground, the His backward to troops are being moved from Pont-A-Venrin and Berclag and from the Bolleghem front. Here British patrols have reached the out- skirts of the town of Neurchin. Everywhere the Germans are fight- ing rearguard actions, with large numbers of men involved in the etrugcie. The battle is being fought in a continuous rain. which makes the fighting increasingly diffieuit. Troops storming-ahead lose their footing in the ooze. some sinking in as far as their knees The wounded returning from the front are plas- tered with mud Cuerne has been stormed and taken and the Relgians have cap- tured Revern station. They are east and north of the Bevern Canal and are before leechem Today's gains have further turned the Clerman both north and south of the area under attack and the enemy retirement reported fram the southward ia the result. buf. ther withdrawals on a broad scale may be expected useless the weather continues so bad as to prevent fur- ther advanree. The enemy ia show-~ ing signs of great nervousness anA more fires and explosions a@e re- norted Fisewhere alone the front other ‘leh forces are egnining ereond, their progress har heen merely to atraichter ‘ines and to carry ent consolidating enrerations in ad- VAR'agreusA Positions Finemy defenses of great strengtn were encourn'ered during the day by the British There were wired en- tangiements of great depth and ta- lines T+ but ‘he A ON CE OC ATCO LCL CCC OE NG at tht ANeL REN A eekly ete meena . SE EE ORE ncn vip ete on pene
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Pua Ge mo —E— ee oo ~ ane nuomerable pill be reduced y% er the GCiern 1 7 “se a ; " he . ‘if inf Perr cry sf ~——r. 4 ¢%,) . pe Ty WiIilLnaraw. APren under Stta whole Vile sali Tonig’ 's report ‘ren ib CaN ry through the Cerma ‘ney have reached now are probably, Where Allied Line in Belgium ogee i BRITE! HE FRANCK, Tuesday, ter). Since Sunday of tne Ger: r} im Flande: ha oroken and coui all Or mews! of the reserve behir.d heavy grelling. not been a hattle tives, but rather fowr resisted aft beyond and leayi ties to finish thie The roan fram Handzeers: ne f-orten arcn road (;itsberg to Beveran,. fioulers-Lys Cana} he allied forces ' , lendeledge Haig’s Report of Yesterday's cesses ou Tlanders I'ront. Ry j en ene. | ited uw LONDON "Tue: ftritish second } lander: hia reacne the Courtrai-Incelmunst has captured the leghern) and Heu (i a : " his ras Sj 0 i ms ’ ‘ i ‘ ind m e 1} eratior Delgrin 1 ge Al¢ pred oe “ nt bank il.wa cermiey;, etrdovij fo )! Ti ‘ oing. last Nights Belgian Planders HIAV RE, Mondiu french and Relgi: flers have captured ind taken 8&0 guns, official cammuni Relrian office Lonieht rench cavalrs Lychtervelde, between iioulers, having crossed The Cotrrtrai-Ingel ine has been reached ind British Paris Learns Germans Quit Bruges and Ghent. ty he Agsociated I: PARIS, Oct extreme right win: ened more and wedge in I landers The enemy resistance slackening in Flanders. ieved here that nav be seen within Already the advance now on a J0-mille nd one-half to five “irht the British Wervisq and have within their grasp ' > f 4 ’ on the left the proaching Thourout, from Bruges, and the Dutch frontier. There are signs realize the days of of Belgium are numbered ing to information the Germans are out of Brures and Brussels. A ge ‘* IMMEDIATE SURRENDER OF TURKEY PECTED: fondou Thinks Austria Will Fol- iid low Suit When Wilson boxes Routers wae in — the preat industria itlle, Roubaix and Tourcoing seems nevitable as the result CASTORIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years y leh Always bears the Signature of WASHING WON'T RID HEAD OF DANDRUFF The only sure wav dandruff is to dissolve destroy it entirely. about four ounces arvon; apply it at ng; use enough to and rub it in gently tips, Do this tonight, most if not all, of vour dandroff will pe gone, and three or f plications will completely and entirely destroy every single sign and trace of it, no matter how much dandruff vou may Your will find, too, that all itching and digging of the scalp will stop at onee, and your hair lustrous, glossy, silky look and feel a hundred You ean get haquic drug store, if is never fails to do the of ordinary liquid ST.LOUIS POST-DIS PATCH bounded 4 JOSE PH Published Dally by ing Co., Twelfth and Olive si Member Aud!t Pureay MiTM BER OF THIF The Associated reon tiiled te the we for wine ¢ lited tn this ti. © now put teh ect republication of sy are alev rewerved, SUBSCRIPTION Ratrres DVANCE Delily and Sunda, one fealiv without inda, humday only. one vea: Remit elther by money order or St. lLauts ex By Carrier ™ £; Tau! a ant aly mig. 450 a Detiy @+4 Sanday | S| fer ond ct red re er the = postoffice imger the act of Marci dekh nee eens " KimBech. Central esoo. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sends His Repl) Ran By Cable to the Post-Dispatch and New York World. ¢ 3898, by Press Publishing C: iNew York World.) ° ; 4 iy ht well-informed quarters, and it is sai.i ‘hat Austria-Hungary will follow suit upon the receipt of the reply of President Wilson to the dual mon- urchy's note. The Evening Sun is authority for a statement that Great Britain will nake a reply to Turkey’s plea and that it will be a demand for uncon- ditional surrender. The matter of on armistice will be left to Gen. Al- lenby, conqueror of VPalestine. News reaches Switzerland th.‘ ‘turkish manifestations for peace are becoming more numerous. The de- ‘tnpand is said to come from practica}- ly the whole of the population and to have the complete support of “the Evidence of the army's attitude i- een in the action of 150 members of the Militarv Club of Constantinople, who decided to present to the Sul- tan the following program: Closing down of the club of Union and Progress (ihe organization of the de- nosed Enver Pasha); dissolution of | the Turkish Parliament (which hasa iajority inclined to support the En- ver faction), resignation of the Cab- inet and the formation of a Libera] Government: concessions on rights ty any conditions; general demobiliza ion of the arms The authors of this note threat- ened t} eo ax ern en? with an upris- ing of the peonle and intervention of the troops in their behalf if the Sul- tan did not immediately carry out the above resolutions Sultan Talks on Situation Resulting rom Defection of Bulgaria. BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. 16. the opening of the Turkish Parlia- ment the Sultan, in his speech fror.| the throne, recalled the difficult sit- vation in which Turkey had been placed by the defection of Bulgaria, according to a Constantinople’ dis- itch received here. The Govern- ment, he said, in common with its allies, had sought to give the people. an honorable peace, but had taken | necessary steps for the defense o1 fhe country The Sultan hoped the war wou'd have a happv ending and invoked the aid of Allah to preserve ‘Tnrkey from ruir The Chamber elected Halil Re former Foreign Minister, President: Riza Pasha was chosen President of the Senate Britain Said to Plan to Tell Turks io Talk to Allenby. By the Assoclated Press LONDON. Oct. 16 (;re@at I3rit ain’s reply to Turkey, the Kvening News says it understands, will be a Gqemand for unconditional surrender The Turks will be required to ne rotiate an armistice with Gen. Allen- by, commander of the British forces in Palestine and Syria lazzet Pasha said to Be New Turkish Premier. 5 44 lu‘ed Presa ‘OPH SHAGE N. - Oct. 16.—Upon the resignation of the wWurkish min- istry of Talaat Pasha, the prermrier- YP Wus assumed bv Izzet Pasha, a former Minister of War, instead of | Tewtik Pasha, former Turkish Anibussador to Great Brituin, as bis as eon previously reported, according NOTE IN ENGLISH FOR FRENCH Ow 4 ‘onats antinople ai ispate h rec see here under date of Oct. 14 Izzet Pasha, it is stated, also took the portfolio of Minister of War No Foreign Mnister has as vet been ap pointed, the message adds, but Naby liey, former Turkish Ambassador at liome, is in charge of the Foreign . ad interim OUR MEN FURTHER. WIDEN BREACH IN KRIEMHILDA, LINE Continued From Page One. natter of the near future "The \rericans are almost unanirous leu {] e (,ermnan Pronposuls are in arm anal h whethe) Care or no the enemy must be severely punished Miunyvy with whom the correspondent talked during a tour of the most active portions of the front, seemed to tike the ittitude that thev hed perhaps onlwv a little which to strafe the enemy ind wanted to make the most of it resident Wilson's answer to the rermans was greeted unanimously by the men as a document of sy preme statesmanship, completely 1]- ing the bill and imposing on the Ciermans the humiliation and abne PALO: nbsolutely necessary Tt caryad howeve; in Increase th) doubts whether the enemy will inthe last analysis back down complete} and to steel everyone to fight on in definitely and impose upon Germany bsolute defeut Despite the rain which streamed down al! day from low-hanging clouds, the American aviation corps again performed wonderfy] work in assisting the infantry, fivine con Stantly at an altitude below 600 me ters. The aviatora efficient), directed 0 so , battery work, made reconnaissances ’ | 4 ane th in fanée ee ? he nfantr’ im .i.ron with : na Aaie fare ans ~) , eadquarte and brought in value ’ 4 , ¢ ae , \raericans Gain West of Meuse Lit- the \dvance onthe blast. es ee he WITH THE AMET RICAN FORCES NORTH OF THY ARGONNE, ‘Tues dnt (>= i> fReyter) Another ep beyond the Krimhild defensa- Woes taken yesterday by the Amer: ans whet they moved their ine uo. to the St. Georges and Landres- Ki- WEDNESDAY EVEN NING, OCTOBER 1 16, 1918. ST. LOUIS POST “DISPATCH ——- ——$ 4 P| (*ross, jn a Keneral strike, which is devel- packag the American i n uenZa an in Fr ringing the older ciass of new ——— but the ap ro* date publication of testimony M wanal-Genera! guards divisions were brought ; movement has spread to Moravia bex of cigars LONDON, Oct. 16.——Surrender of ey is expected immediately in Point Northeast of Grand Pre. eree e RST y ié > }UialiOn, It is declared. jis jy 3) 4 Levee intimated, however. and there is a se 1) } . reason to believe the people har chiffon veil Is AUAVO! ated Os r.- CASCARA were soo! iil mo : pas pay ° : , , tet ‘ y) ig- a a . 'arms. It is even rar prety aq +} .¢ R cp? ° Hn sii Ne { O} ‘ ui! | bieal 1} ( ommis ~ a INDICATIONS OF AUSTRIAN DISMEMBERMENT MULTIPLY » Me r AMSTIH Tt DAM, Sides of the Meuse. a eee ee «GALLS FOR MEN WHO ARE JUST REVOLT IN PRAGUE ', PRISONERS. oy ee pie | col POs Coan ae ne PAST 37 ABOUT MARCH UE OVER GIFTS FOR ALL v ated ing an af EXPORT OF FOOD REPORTED , - | Coan Ghatots “aenciee a ans ee Cizars to Accompany Christmas Par- rl By e Associated Preas cels. Red Cross Announces. — PARIS, Oet 1¢ Me + diniseie . ' I% ‘ Gs A ea¢ ’ ad T’ress 7 =i MCCUNES CauCU \ . " - ' 16.—EFEveryv bys the ( Zeer ho Sloy 1k ‘or ime ] i! N EW a | ( RA, ( de i” ‘ ‘ . . > ‘ *. : P Prague to nro: . sldier held prisoner ) P ro cveet ¥ ing w Armeé rican Sails ve! : , I against the export — pive , (“hristmas llections and oping into a revolt, accordi: © to dis- | ¥ hich iq handling co: i x _| patches from Zurich ta tod v's Ses : sh i T Nts for I Ss purpose “a . D U lI St t Hows spapers. Martial law h iS Pes ened with the closing of the ports 1iseases sua y ar proclaimed throughout the country, for receiving packages. ° ‘4 . . ~ - and (erman a} (| Hungarian troops liundreds of PAaAcK izes were e it a oO t P vas & " Ame AC if? Kay Seen ier $ ie ae SS ait rensee >): he + ta yy a (if fiir ; b.. vA , ‘i ting ‘4 cr | $m | tage TTT 7 ' , gate ‘ . i litt i! Sy arc || Me a , ie ji % see sania “— +} aL ve i. ' ‘S Sf t 2 re iia “tii i ft villi | hit ite att at r ii thPaee, ; i} i I}, st) it weal? ty, ‘3 vd * °*- (+ x eh he 1% . -~ _ EN fe “wy H¢ ime a { MY ; i . i she Re > > font - WN BE tific viet AUP pita, PUTTAR | HE it : " ay 'Me ' a a tik :! il i ’ ti pitt yi ‘the ' A ; tH on th 1 AIT vee ital ‘4 : Bt ! iH ' atl t At ii ie an, A I pit’! biteall nee Le een en ay i Ht ree te “*rbege i tH i ra itt iv \ ( aH yt thi: st Me Hel tht ! ; sit ] ' ; ; : *} ’ ’ 1 Hy aii i ; st MH EL uiee ere pb gs een ae Hy Re aii | be TMT Hi ; ine met diss ye i ini, AY le IHL RAE 1 ee ll i | il Hi Nae La br ath ltl ii soeseeeasemroreccerecees BT MT Ht i Hi Hi th Ms iy} Ni ie i tute rhigel ; l} HE it sit sspe THIHIT ag fi i) . , ' ; : . + ettlie re : ,it ak iT. ' Ht | ont gg | ca Hi i) Liisi i i Wil Hit UT ni TTT tn Ht | i if an iH ; bel " ’ ’ | tte bi ‘ : ree dunn (we “rronensetiinds pdnncenne 7 Sones bnnneogernnen gence nganenen dies tert uUMdillldaanaleeag tienen wu AMERICANS Do your bit Save sugar, wheat, meat, labor and fue | i OST people when they say It is an all-the- year food for “Corn Flakes’ mean “Kel- everybody, any time of day, with loge’s’—the Original—the Flakes milk or evaporated milk, fresh or that are delicate and thin, with a = stewed fruits. flavor and sweetness all their own. Kellogg’s is about the only cereal that Don’t merely ask for “Corn needs no sugar—owing to the flavor and = Flekes”—~epecite Kellogg's Tosiited sweetness developed in the Kellogg sree Process. xt Corn Flakes and look for the signa- = f W. f 2 Itis economical and convenient to buy. Any ; omer 0 K. Kellogg on the « family in America can get Kellogg’s Toasted Corn 72 package. Flakes in the time it takes to reach the nearest we Every time you serve Kellogg’s oT SS you are helping to save wheat, The signature of y A// y meat and sugar. A. OFF. Kellogg’s is ready to serve. It : saves labor and fuel. Identifies the Original Corn Fiakes KELLOGG TOASTED CORN FLAKE CO., Battle Creek, Michigan The Big american sere MORr Patras Bonds + . > ae ia CRIMES Wrey 4 estas cere PERE sty br siis wean QLD — ees APS: leas rasa) \ - , , - A. ae," SUAS en ae Sree Ses RES SS EI Ait REIS | ~ =a ay iA ig whe} 7 iN ili i Ran ti i Pn oli PE i | ae " cH = ns y: id we ; vat el al 7 - med 2h MR rr ) ‘ee Ht i} ij i hy i ' “mt | { oe iW 3 : iH | easTeD nom FLAK C we, bo Di [Ne I HAI ‘ mut i al Folie ai rtf ii: ‘sli a SNe 4; 4 Yeses? AY ~ , . Nt én ye ’ ae. \" , 7 TWO MEN KILLED AN S04Th Returns on St. ments in Rec Are Coming Casualty Noti GUARDSMEN ' DRIVE IN Sergt. Frederick H. M.( Willias Dead—Name: on Lists. ieturns are now in the form of offic Gcations, from the the St Louis Natio ent. which partic rhirty-Ofth Dtvision her in the successf! fensive in the Argo he 354th Infantry, ston regiment cont Louis drafted men with the Eighty-ni the St. Mihiel fightl Vesides the three ‘Sth announved in jispatch, notifieatio: -cived by relatives ert. rederick We anv in that regime tion Sept. "6, and Williams, lately a m. he regiment, who > cout in the intellig of the Thirty-fifth I] Seret. Worthy Ww nd was the son o rank Worthy, whe veyville, Ill. He wa. Men in 354th Williams was 22, of Mr. and Mrs. C. “7% Belt avenue. I Illich Sehool gradus ‘ended the Univers te bad also worked ttailroad. His deat ty Sergt. Edward \} Company, 138th tunded Sept. 26, essage received y other, Mrs. Cath f 1802 CaHnfornia the same comp ‘orey Watson, whe on, on Sept. 26, wa terday. He enlisted ‘curt in June, 1916, Mexican border wit ile was formerly al llamilton-Brown Sh Sergt.. Frank C. (company, 138th, Ww ‘erely, Sept. 26, ace ’ e received by ht itales of 6155 Pers l’ntrick M. Fiynn, ' Company, J54tl ounded severely &S former hbagragemat Associution, ane lLwatherine Flynn, is idence of Arch 10 Lindell boule, id todays that “ other, Thomas Fl ‘ States army, At Chael and IJbant ish army Williarm J. Dlaeckr ‘, Company, 354th, rely Sep! i, mee im which came rents, Mr. and M ore of 4223 Nort lie was employed a re he was drafted Theodore A. Sch larket estret, also fompany of the ob tunded Sept. 16, a ram to his wife, Alr lle was formerly swift & Co and \pril \ brother, hirr, it Camp I ' Mre I‘rieda & rave Willian btende uth Droadway, a 1 iny, so4th, was % opt 14. his moth lender, has been 1 iehtiy wounded tk former bartende rondway and tart rafted in April d’ has a 2-year-« ith Mrs. Bender r Bender, 26, is the 354th. “ergt. Aloyeius raf »o4tth. Wiis, seve rding to a teleg es (ee IMPORTA! Hygiene, rest, p and a well-balanc cipient pulmo! oa child or adull to weak lungs o Scott's brings eal “s) me gg
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER CT LOUIS Post -DISP ATCA eR ~_——-- ont LLL tite tit pa '¥. Coay «Butta Bill), died | f TWO ST. NS | cesseetescIE TWOMENIN 138TH "°°. scnon BIND SALES IN IY “ane aa STARKLOFFFORCLOSG flag eso Naess JAMES 6 NUGENT DES KILLED AND SIX IN |S. TOTAL $59270800 ~sszeszcecua UNCAUTIOUS FACTORS "-xetces" —Se—AFTERVEARSILNESS By the Arsociated Prees. Several St. Louisans are among | Ww ASHINGTON. Oct. 16.—The mil- dred ( i ; 4“ ; ys “fp those who recently have enrolled at | ae ¥ itary defic iency bill carrying $6,345,- ‘ “SI Oe ae - a ‘ Cx Ss - avs v! mee ag : a pati , , 54TH WOUNDED ) a Day’s Subscriptions Less Than a the Field Artillery Central Officers’ | Health ¢ > loner Says Many 755,000 for the enlarged war pro-| % Merchant Here for 41 Years Até« ‘3 pe ee - c y ‘ ) rr a . : fw "Ss ‘ 9 R &¢ S l Was repor » 77 “ , : . , Start | | A ; ae Million, as Against $4,000,000 | praining School at Camp Zachary, gee Windows Closed—550 | ram. was reported to the House to-| 4 tended to Business Until aad J (ay by the Appropriations Commit- New Cases of Influenza. | tee. — | ee 5 Weeks Ago Average Needcu. Taylor, ky. The following have been R : : % Mee eee accepted at the school within the last It provides $6,152,062,000 for the a | eturns on St. Louis Regi-. ea fe OUR The total. announced this omrning,| 19 days: Mortimer 1’. Burroughs, Health Commissioner Starkloff es. >! $107,217,000 for the navy and | Bes. f > f “ . a Dee Le. a ou ‘ . > ay m8 «1h: rir tio} = to the {664 Pershing avenue son-in-law of baie k j M: es : . $70,000,000 for family nilowances of x me e James Gill iuspiec NUE fent, vice presi« a ments in Recent F ht ie Pipe ost tea of St. Louis subscription: ! i $ 5 ay ; : today asked Mayor Kiel for author- soldiers a gp pra | ag ‘ : = 88 ig ing | pi aan a 7 Ps : bs rt} I iberty F in to last r — 1) j Ww Lee . = ; 1 nga > mre Sa21i0rs, Leaders said | . . dent of BR. Nugent & Eire Dry (joocs ; | me A 2 Phi oF )+ ourth an ; ye — ve ae ce, chaplain of ity to close factories and business the measure would be passed tomor- Bis Cc lied of nephrit last -night SS¢€ i ” 0o., Giedad oOo. ne Ais Mis niic : ishington bouleveard; Eno the Health Department's regu! ease : ' ‘ 9 4 i «! . i : ] Fu. L- ‘ boy cS go ‘had not been in robust health fee C . : O a 1 Boi MM sig - 'pieht, was $59.270,800, or an increase O prevent Are ne - fficia : Se, aa ' po eae rgeedl than $1,000,090 in 24 hours. e . N ° ; : t E ee ames It had been announced that st. Louis, | * v livicione ae 12 in % “= | asualty otices. | \( / “i : he a up its quota of $75,856,900 | Compton, son of George B. Compton, tions as to ventilation to prevert the “ol i y in I rance and 18 in .. i a Bs £3 3 | ing his brothers, Byron and Daniel have visited there was opposition to mac P He pointed to the moral ef- ne A C., who had established at Broadway NINE S F ed . k W | PRIVATE ; = 1000. 239 Westgate avenue, son of Fred-/ the regulation, especially to opening vangh ead a : pr qnponstine:? I Sa Bs | Een gies and Franklin a merchandise busi- ergt. r eric orthy and ! Today's total is 78 per cent of the} erick W. Lehmann, is also in the the windows of workrooms. ia pt Géeieain eee in the “yf PR, » 4 aaah whtem ened haa: eeee eee H. M. | Williams Reported [city’s eoeens see Sees r ef school. a - psi phocrnsig ste aan More than half of vies pron: ea aw vs { . e "ian present establishment on Broadway ' em of subscriptions, up to last night, | Claude L. Matthews, civilian aid to! 0! — it ii ise. P ‘ a ,. of appropriations and authorizations xe ta ‘z | at Washington atenue and tt &t ay"has been used ia Dead—Names of Oth | ie | | was $2,007,650, or 108 per cent of| the Adjutant-General, declares that! Health Departmen’, ings toe to"! carried in the bill is for the Ord- | ——————a-—aa “% Charles street. He Secame Sema ° ers ih. , ' ; ‘the county's quota of $1,853,100. many more men for officers’ training | fal number of eee a prance Department to permit the ord- OSES pee eS ot at interested in the firm in @ mana- ire —relieves Grtp in on Lists. | = ' The total for the watt ate, td | are needed. He will receive applica- 3765. the city hospital there were hance needs until Dee. 31, 1919, to bi ASS SB SSRs ; —_— geral aaa ane _—— it ps in- er | Louis, Federal Reserve District, tions at 423 University Club Building At the .cit) bates wel planned by the War Department corporatetd in 1899 he was elected he system. | eal ito last night, was $221.794,6509, IT ee OU RNR | five deaths from influenza in the last Gen. Horney. head pe tte / Sb aa Pe vice president, in which he con- rae ; cent of the district’s quota 4 hours and 45 new cases were ad- | Pureau. ¢ 1d the committee hae es tinued until his dath. ant after effects. Pet , . Sy ss Setar eas Rie 185 per \ -CLUrNS are now being received, | ‘ —— Soins, Sa a 2 a A r -o wh) ie ‘arn ar- ) ; _ g received, — | | $260,000,008 CONGRESSMAN MEEKER mitted. Those who died were Hat-| now program calle for 14,806 new ak Bo age Known by Thonsands. 274 tablets in the in the fo Pei: 3 11: , if , . ee see = . ] avis 3. industrial scl 7 n- e the form of official casualty no- >? pis els | The speciacular parade campairn old Davis, 15, Industrial school; Jen-, ,, Ge : ees isin ‘ | 2 Gee . | ry | a os a eee . : DIES OF INFLUENZA nie Ryall, 35, 1015 North Nineteenth | &""5 £°F the increased artillery. JAMES GILLASPIE. NUGENT. Mr. Nugent acted as superintend- tifications, from the 138th Infantry twhich has been carried on for sec- ent of the Nugent store for many i A dsie National Guard reel. a GM (cra! days on downtown streets wo IN JEWISH HOSPITAL anne avenue: Patt Phones a1 ce 18 MONTHS BEFORE DAMAGED DRAFT APPEALS BOARD MAKES —y:"..c70".08."°"") of his time on I ine 3 re , Barnes Hospital; John T. Abveles,, houses which refuse to comply with TOW. . 3 his } S847 M I . ata : i # me, w34. MApie ave ; army of about 5,000,000 men a . oe Rtg a 2: one will have to be more than $4,000,-') Thirteenth street. Sears Lehmann, > he res ley ce section: ae) | Carr ie a into t f ik id tore floor consequently rnient, which participated with the —- pie eS $25:3 Rae ; 2 — 17 a Cc} ; . | wounded soldiers, carried in anton 7. of 5255 Belleview avenue. Thirty RULING ON INDUSTRIAL CASES ee re oe . biles and trucks, went into the Wes! bh) marriage ie achments moved through downtown I. Meeker, whom he married | dent of the hospital, departed todays Shafts Before > Retreating. > ‘y ston regiment containing many Si. nae streets, carrying the banners on! 1900, who did not contest the suit. tor Camp Dodge, Ta.. on military yy the Associated J _ is Preeaced. =e get, en meee = “ the word “Peace” anpears, In his petition the Congressman said service. Dr. W. A. Stein is now in PARIS. Oct. 11 os a ee cad rhe large number of attempts by: The Nugent store will be closed on i : : , ‘ 4 3a, ’ ' ’ ij ’ A ! ~~ - ee 2Z Pp . " : » tgs ° " ~ | with a line drawn through if, au she nagged~him and was jealous. charge of the hospital, as Supt. Hen- months to two years before any coal SER DIIS OES. LO See ee eee , r - ‘ . . . . > . ‘ . . Pa « ‘ ‘ . Tc ‘ Ie . ‘ . } 1g vie a ed : : " re re i : - eS \the words “Unconditional Surrender,’| Under a separation agreement the ry is ill from influenza. may be taken from the mines in the re Sistrants W ho havd been classed a: Mr. Nugt nt was born in Prince the St. Mihiel fighting. RN aE oie Ee ‘beneath wife obtained custody of their four Hospital Conimissioncr Shutt said tens region whinh 6h aap teenies ronessential industral workers, yves- Kdward County, Ontario, Canada, in Pitan » > i « _ € . . : ‘ | 4 " S of - i ’ «* , i aa { Ss : : i — . ‘ : . 4 » ‘ i. ? . " ‘ " Besides the three deaths in the! be We 658 Workers Subscribe $54,500. children and Meeker made over} he would make his headquarters at! gamaged before they retired indnes hosts ae nin taper Di. ee t pte “we re He be qroeiow th lAly ‘oc r , pie. a Pea ~ a a : ‘ 7 M + « " . ~. '3$th announced in yesterday’s Post- A . | The Southern Wheel Co. subscrip-; $20,000 life Insurance to her and|the city hospital instead of the Mu- tion has revealed that it will take 5 es = ye a a ie ee new — erti oT eens xm S586 Dispatch, notifications have been re- . J ition of $90,000 was announced to-, paid $200 a month tor the chil-jnicipal Courts Building, because of| years to restore normal production moe Ss wit be reopened & ec a Those Who Survive. ceived by relatives of the death of PRIVATE FRED MOTTERT. | day with $54,500 from 658 employes. dren’s support. | the emergency and the illness of Dr. Inspectors have found mines flood- cao ape wena a ak ae ogo + ne nile eens ge i ew, me oe ; ,° fae REI eR eg i ee og il a ge é unless there nas been a great change | Sergt. Frederick Worthy of IK Com- ; . The company’s total subscription is Opposed to Prohibition. Henry. ed and mining plants systematically jn the con litions of the industry or pany-in that regiment, killed in ac-: ~ 1 $150,000, but $60,000 of this | In Congress Meeker was known as the city hospital, w:th 219 cases.) destroyed. t} ) { ; 7 unl n , rh ‘ ; : mE } Presa ne P 4 TiC Mn as a. ‘ : ’ I? rewistran iT niess a error us ti y « , Tay 5a¢ » ic ,aT : - . ac ; 1S rnere ] ? ‘onipan's , . 4 Bas ve ndle no more. VeW Cases W ; rae ‘IAresc } *t ’ : ne - seed wept. §29, and eienr} Murra} reached his parents, Mr. and Mrs.; Placed in citles where the an active opponent of prohibition and... eon ) = pr as * At Courrieres. northeast of Lens been made by the board. . \\ illiams, lately at machine Funner in John 1’. Dolan of 6403 Manchester has branches. woman 5 uffrage Ile was noted as/| be seni to the isolation hos ital, the (j;erm.: ‘had blown up the mines A ruling * . received vesterday Misses Lulu and Lily Nuzg rent, who he regiment, who hac © ade ©! avenue “ruit buyers, at the American Cen- ee ie re seeicey ” which has capacity for 150, f . reti 11 the : ee gees ~~" | veside at hom Capt : ‘ . ein , 1ad been made avenue. rruit buy . a public speaker and : vigorous | before reti ; Al of the 10,000 that registrants with remediable de- me, apt. Marr: Nugent . | .| of the Quartermasters Corps, in fects will be inducted jvst as if they : . Washington, and Fred, in training in scout in the intelligence department | John H. Cookson of the Signa]/ tral Fruit Auction Co, this morning campaiane? At Jefferson Barracks there were) houses in ‘ns having been com- ; eee sages 13 deaths and 43 new cases develop- | pletely razed. ; cid not have them. A registrant th asain’ ~” er Hi e i se ice at Austin, ex. s cannot be compelled to undergo an * of the Thirty-fifth Division. ; Corps, 354th Infantry, a son of Mr.| bought $46,000 worth of bonds in the Congressman Meeker was 40 vears Sergt. Worthy was 23 years oldjand Mrs. H. KE. Cookson of 3342) course of a 45-minute rally. oid ae Seen ates nfs Meets hala, Ind ed. The number of soldiers under | ; a and was the son of Mr. and Mrs. | South Grand avenue. was wounded | The Cupples - € \woodenware ite sue Wien tee incest ma treatment for intluenza there is 69, WOMAN OF 94 (IN VOTING LIST operation SBP iak induction. to care son-in-law. Lieut. Washington Ad- ilrank Worthy, who live near Jer-/| severely Sept. 26, his parents have | Products, increased its subscription re Ciwten Tid) Conarentions) aS avout 000 soldiers have been dis- : liiiesiiinadbite Settead ; ams, is in France. weyville, Ill. “He was killed Sept. 26. been notified. to $100,900, Robert 5S, Brookings | anurch irr 1912, -after we ted been —e wy erty» inlay he = Mrs. Light of Fast St. Louis Reade! Frank L, Dittmier 32, of 4934 Men in 354th Wounded. | ; Kiast St. Louisan Wounded. awplrgrodl his personal subscription criticised for accepting a church do- pias rag a a Feinend Affidavit Without Cleese. Wabada avenue, president ot the Williams was 22, and was the son | }Kred Mottert, 28, of D Company, jto $20, ahs ae eo ; ae nation of $750 from Otto Stifel, brew- ” tie Publi . teen Pea oe Mrs. Marcaret Light. 94 vears old.’ Dittmier Real Estate Co., was denied of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Williams of] 104th Infantry, was killed in action | oa a ee no er and Republican. politician. He ., aa best 9 preg Rents Hesags ral f 1704 Baugh avenue, was the old- | Ceferment on industrial grounds ves- ichard Meyer Cleared of Gambling. (75 Belt avenue. He was a Soldan | Sept. [3, and is named in today’s of- {creased Its a to $101 nt a aes copies of a notice that East St. terday. He is in Class 4 on depend- Richard Meyer, a tailor, of 614 lligh School graduate, and had ai-, ficial casualty list. His wife, Mrs. Jo- 009. Che Majestic Manufacturing f tended the University of Missouri., sephine Mottert, lives at 2248 South »». increased its subscription by $50, sry } of Bod lle wes much admired by his em- Will Not Reews n for Appellants Un- ploves, who learned to look to him less New and Material Evidence for manv movements in their behalf. ber in the successful American of- tensive in the Argonne Forest. and yy > v Louis drafted men, which took part’: ] Hija Ps ow | which 5 ; 7 i oS) - “ S fy 4 . . * with the Eighty-ninth Division in yv YY Ay @ . t r ? ~ : widow survives him, as do the following children: Eleanor, Mrs. H. (;. LDosler of Indianapolis, Charlotte, Mrs. Washington Adams of St. Louis: ASSL Y. eR oF fA Arrangements for the funeral » not been mace, took up the study of law and prac- — , : ' c borrowers of books msut remain Pine street, who was arrested June ticed that profession until » bec: fa ' - wis is ‘lieve the ency grounds i he becam the library only long enough to re-: * , pa ter Toe a ene! Ou 50 last. on a charge of conducting a Inois r : tively engaged in polities and was ; +} lest mi. voter | Ss. Mrs . , COO, making a total, together with . ~ turn and take out books, and tha! “ dice game in his place of business, fle had also worked for the Wabash , Jefferson avenue. Paar ; nee é ' gent to Congress in 1914 7 ° Se” Pm ' , ight accompanied her granddaugh- Railroad. His death occurred Sept. The Motterts were married last |) C™Ployes, 01 $221,800, Robert UH. ecker had served two terms in Mo this rule is not observed the li- |," -— Chteiet.. See be. eee PERSHING SENDS THANKS T0 was discharged by a jury in Circuit 16. February, and he VWaLS drafted May stockton increased his pbvibslnateadets 2 Sub. | 2 eR ae blepre nitive . . ‘ om . - ~ . ‘ : ‘. «1 vy n CIAT r Tr , . wounded severely Aug. 14. according | &° Per cent of the-city’s queta of $3,- spread of influenza. page es pa weer ‘sal | ar CHING oTON, a . 7 3 s ’ ‘ ‘ " et r it tall possible, he said, : : , , . ta lig ‘redericlks Mssen, tor many vears!en were in the cafe listening to the |) #4! a were reported rss: . — 5 a 40a sale Uhdlabnedt Wecaa ot Cine Olive street, cafe customers wer the accom- A be ib ny REN Ys ny $y. TY, Seo: » PA Le / AS ae: Pd Ae «* ‘ 2 ‘K i > we » company with eee ian a gee in the ame Cc I 7 303.350. The following suMmmar : = Chere is a shortage of nurses ; , ; . sponse to a message announcing the 4 . * +} ) ‘ogi ‘ ‘ the St. Louis Terra Cotta oO. , P . i : } } . yer Y ? - 4 eee we ne regiment. Robert J. Kvar eS if 713 Stat nunmiber of subscribers ay hee ean onsresstona Committee, Mrs. Louise tlertzing, 29 years old, ‘al hospital at New York. : 1 Ord ae C Eddvst _ “lar « “oo P over J. “Vans, «ao, QO} site : ee ee ae cas “ae . “ 3 , : aa [ee “ay } c o., 44 Vstt é, tle was formerly an employe of. the Pi Ka ge Low private in| asked to appear hefore the & air Whiea consists one member trom P 4155 Ashland avenuc, was taken Henry Rhodes, 25, son of Mr. ana | Ot . a "_ = awe bI ™ OW : ‘ Street, mast ot. Ouls, _ * hry . ida og gabe cs. i ' ' | Pa., the “Ing € : flamilton-Brown Shoe Co. . ant : ete he as F i'County Follow-up Cominitte st. Louis County and the ward eom- to the city hospital at 1 a. m. teday Mrs. John Rhodes, “014 Dewees | Pa » the a wied eon = dane F mpanvyv, 168th Infantry. is listed : ‘sisal rs 4 ” ' | ’ wai gee Ken the of Dor. “The American expeditionary Company, 138th, was wounded se-;*' ' 1 : ty Ke o, hae ’ : . 4 not increased their s1 criptions, , . ¢ ; | , , : 2 » Kddystone rifle plant for their > 66 . ’ f tified the See- the disease at roon yesterday and John Polleschultz 5471 Thrush the Edd) P A small bottle oz * Danderine ° it? +E2h8 ae % ; sey 7 rr "“o 4 . Yaa cy , s "> + ‘ : ae ‘ no her Ca ec, but nejg rr oors S2ir ‘ CTLICL es , . ‘ ; . . 2 4 % ro>rrAG ' mr . ? } } | ( v7 Is ta ' : LAL) Our said today that she had anot ; 4 til afte . Congressman’s fu- Violation of the Health sida ee’ rt in Kast Louis today, anid ' i j i , : Ss o " + et ‘ ‘ ; > rs a | Pa ‘4 - é ; , 4 : fess ‘ i ‘é. ; iv ; * 1 . Itritish army. Sergeant-Major Edward EF. Nor-; formerly a prot ~ , would be named. Those who secmedjoperated by Frank G. Bambrick at ler Tax » @ ‘ of wspanarat et ‘ 2 ‘ © : 1 "SITE: le ie vory s Le; wah1e "Orn , , : rr ’ 1, ‘ ‘ 1 verely Sept. 26, according to a tele-| 12. He is a brother of William A. Lieut iregor, death cami tI th Republican boss of S Louis music of piano, violin and drum Three deaths, a nad » Ane . s i f 4521 Oakland: his father. ' ae : .. aan 10 new cases. a tot: ’ about 35 y our long parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Black- avenue. He enlisted nev. and rramite ‘in a letter to Cuendet, his fight with ition faker Stove oOo. Of Helleville, Cablegram Says Licut. John T. Ma- August Ganahl. 294! we terdas , cif died fou 4 ‘ ns ‘ ‘4 ‘ ‘ ie ~ . 4s * . , . ‘ ’ ’ } a former clerk ech ee were - received # “951 Olive street. vive. The Relleville Draft Moar Ile was formerly an employe of! Pierco Oil Corporation, and was| 4439 Olive street, bringing the new ce di Rape aig * westerday said he would close sa-' Crafton, : gistrant, who was be- Schirr, is at ¢ The first message said, “Wounde: ! cas * lianee that all saloons be Hee any ; i \ caress, |pany, 16th Infantry, , more active campaign tha: 3 ¢ 47 t these Ba | f three, were reported Percy ‘ats -hose de: in ac-| to a telegram received by his aunt, | , 5 cy Tieke fie ets ) so ae eo : CFey Watson, whose death : eS _ bf os] , > Es] ~ was niade todav: Individual Picket. and phvsicians report it 1s Virtuallv ere) Marshall Cutter, 22, = - tion, on Sept. 26, was announced yes- | Airs. Ceorge Diehl of 1467 Billongive- | +} mip : ¢ . A successor to Congressman Meek-. . idan on r ny er r of St. Louk @! «wag production of a million rifles dur- : ’ . ne hee 2 ae. ; . . “OURN DANKS ke? erat: railroad ei ani KA di ee ' impossivbie to engage a nurse OP any «He ; iad po. SPE SRS ES ¥ Bat ve cae9 ; ‘ > ;, latast ¢ Mire fc ; nue Hle is in K Company, 154th In ros , ' ' ade: : 1: a9 hy = , ng © st year. (jen. Pershing terday. He enlisted in the First Mis ta ckie aa , a J : “ of employe s $°6S. 000: outside tira er on ? republic an bpaliot vill be new cases. craduated from Soldan High &S« hool il th te as . , et) Bid : § fi and is a fe ‘roemploye o Sse uaethating sade. ” ead, ae a Aeris : R ‘s » Eddy- arid : pios chosen by the Tenth Distriet Repub- if 111. 914, died of influenza in the gen- has Sent LHe SPITS OS ee ae ne He) rs a ya ‘ bette Z ¢ , Compan Ne T 5: Sergt. Frank C. Rushton of I _— Bbeitleville and explain he thev lave Leuis Wards. jn a serious condition from influen- str rian liv, died : : : iii ATH f Pog : hes foree sends thanks to the employes o; a no-| His mother, Mrs. Harriet Winning, « Phe St. 4 I}i: sil , 4 (94) «or . Pavan message. We thank you fo what . k Males of 6155 Pershing avenue he said keeps hair thiek, strong, beauti- ‘ . ’ ale . ‘ . . ‘e persons . anporent vwealt} last day. the home and are being cared for William GG. Tillinghast died Thurs- whe Perso li . appa : ghia a vou are going to do during the com- aes er a - ;; « /enlisted a year ago at Butte, Mont. ; “ts : wounded) se\ Ww Sept. 1b. Heis a; an's S iur surgeon, and son isha oi: a ee ) ) Taree 7 ie hall rl Michael and Daniel Flynn, in the PatroIman’s Son Injured. 5 Republican headquarters as to who: night. At the Cadillac bar and cafe, orest place, formerly chief clet aC C és | William J. Blackmore, a private in, ton, 34, of M Company, Eleventh [n-| sity of Chicago, now a resident oi . th : Madoran, S years old, gram which. came yesterday to his! Norton, formerly of 402 County, and Mdward Foristel, attor- At John Maloney’s saloon, k d more of 4223 North Market street.! army in August, 1917. Collector’ Bdmund Koeln. who con.| dining and drinking to ay S WOFK ¢cnds ~“e ‘ : oer ae > ’ ; 416 achi e ed in the destruction of both. ; ‘a ; ae ve? af fore he was drafted last April. IB Company, 341st Machine Gun} Opponents Not Considered. Blectrical pianos were in opera Market stret, also a private in D|{manand Mrs. Michael Walsh of 4011) pposed by Bernard P. 1 and {| Fine street, wounded Sept. 16, as stated in a tele-'| ly Sept. 18. Lie is : ; ' a hin easier , owing among the politician who -° : : : yesteraay y vamcs Maguire of th Commissioner Mea TKRLOl Yesteraa’ sceovered that Coscia ru ing on Iscussed as a possibility at the i | er, Mrs. Frieda Schirr, Nves witht: Camp Pike. ; candidate this year. Har- William Render 29, of 1521% jing sinee July e- according to a) worry. Maguire. a ge ) Daj E and both : dates Were seriously considered. 2900 Olive street, J4 me and wom- (; Company, 254th, was wounded se-j| fantr-*, was severely wounded Sept.| england. Th cable announcing 2... in the regular Lieut. Gregory recently recounted, +* t ; . ae “eens . j fe +> « ‘ .c ; . io ~ ic] - ‘ , : " ; P hy lie was employed as a teamster be- Walter T. Walsh, 25, a private in| two German ee. - pee _ ae a trols sevetal wards in the district. paniment of cornet, drum and piano. sep ee Le ae 4 with a torturing pain " . ve ‘ ‘ ° : vy. a - —--———-- -- - . ‘ ’ > ? , 1) oe v i | ° ° Theodore A. Schirr, 22, of 3863) Battalion, and -son of. Patro: : In the August primary Meeker was in the saloons of Charles Boggs, 2: | 10} following influenza, in the back, you will . y + ' . : , 7 hd ’ ; ° > ° : Company of the 354th, was severely’) Russell avenue, was wounded severe- guire Has Been Wounded Again. Roy Steinmetz. Neither has-anv fal clede avenue and WNilgore & al Pim ace res hilddren ur- tind quick relief by ry Ta . n . op. >} CO nr ‘ Ta) ; a ’ i s t of the! . 7 aa ' . . ~] rram to his wife. Mrs. ’'rancis Sechiil.| the accounting departmen vill select the candidate. and neithe: Hieall Swift & Co., and was drafted last! drafted last April. Another son, | that one or both of his sons, Lieut ty headquarters toda , loons where violation: r _r- ing examined, had influenza. : April. A brother, Corporal Lou's; Launcelot Waish, 23, is on his way John T. Maguire and Sergt. James ‘ta Guihéle tein mies ie ae cn mitted. This was in reply to : Joseph's Hospital in Alton 1} l. . - * ro - ‘ . . ae - sf seas “ . . > mMmait? } } 4 ; ; " ? . , ‘ “chi is 3 ‘amp Pike. Their moth-, to France with a contingent from) H. Maguire Jr., had been wounded. , wre Republiean Cistric 137 ommer.dation by the Ministerial Al-, reem C we te care for influ ife wife at the Market street ad- Leo Miller, 19, a private in A Com- | slightly, doing nicely. John." The , |. 3 oil | however. h til danger of epidem'e bad passe Seve Lew se : Influenza I 4 I J . se ° 1: y * : 7 “ bs » a4) . » dial ‘} ‘a Nn e: .- . ' - has been miss-' second was, “Wounded slightly, don't | laxcisé Commissioner Lewis, naking at lof 260, and one death, ANA GESIO E t>\ iv- é - at it LISt ‘s AS 2 j 5 CoS ae ’ , ons . a : 8 ° ‘ a zs a : ¢ 7" at i aif fore Was hile i ; aA ‘*ii : . ota fac . a. 4 m . . ‘ »- South Broadway, a private in G Com- notification sent to his parents, Mr. | Laie ut. Mag ruire, a LOTmer st. Louis Pat ‘ Hateict = : porte fhat s1ioons and caries 1n WD I i ; is sumty f ° Jonn each 4 pany, 354th, was wounded severe.y|and Mrs Nicholas Miller of 22380, Cniversity football player, has been maki 7 si ] 1] ‘tric pianos were played or where vears old. of 6458. Martmer . ‘ » oF ’ ‘ . : ‘ as Se, 4 ms . ig 1 The ng considerable progress a | North Market street. H{e enlisted in! wounded twice heretofore. lie is in . ‘ , P — ‘ eornet and drum accompanied th Mue, ais a night at his hom Sept. 14, his mother, Mrs. Maggs. i a | : nv. Kie ; aia Meeker carried the district Hitate aharet Render. has been notified lle was at 1917 A comrade ol the same’ A Company, sigmhteenth Infantry. , a 20 ‘ano did not constitute a cabal > . ae . . al . 2 * 4 ~~ ” . »’ Fit ria itv ()j 2 - A sa ’ ‘ 4 : } slightly wounded in August tte is John A. Wood, in the same com- | Sergt. Maguire is with the 125th *. a former bartender in a saioon it eae has written to his grandmoth-, Louis) Field Artillery. sired the music discontinued under the famous French reliever 7. -/ ’ R17 North | ih ton ¢) enw: order he WS mike . . . ro; ay 4 df r streef, é was, er, Mrs. Julia Wood ot*3 ‘ier ine INrvenZa a Lust |i Broadway and Barry strect, and was 7 ae order. Lewis said he interpret- of pain, originated by Dr. of being the drafted in Aprik He is a widowcr,| Twenty-second — street, : ae pee é ! ; : und has a 2-year-old son, who cog, Bieta ta in Aug ust, the oa a en- | ed a ecabaret to be a theatri pe ; yy, Jules Bengue of Paris. 4 as & B-sear-old son, who lived [wounded in Auge, a right ee DRINKING MEN tse | P , . 7 4 ‘tL . , “if. Laois ain ] ” ~ 7 the 854th. kx ditionary korce ee W are in carnest when Wwe ask you . icn mn ae rrice Prom ( i OV er the world, to quickly r, Sergt. Aloysius F. Dolan, 29, of; wounded, They are Joseph Kramer, to give Orrine atrial. You have noth Vicinity Dead of Influenza. 1h » ‘ ¢ the 554th, w 1s) severely wounded, ac- | of the 54th Battalion, whose mother, ing to risk and everything to gain, Men in the service from St. Louis ? relieve pains of muscular , % ; ; Mrs. M. Kramer, lives at 4644 Pope vour money will be returned if nd vieinity who died in training Loe ‘ , : erudin ten ainaten afie oe “-y : st ! fatigue, rheumatism, sci- | an appli cording to a telegram which has a ' Q | ! . avenue, and Harold FE. Wallof, 19, of after a trial vou fail to get results camps of influenza and pneumo cation of Danderine vou ean not fine real that the 116th aioe ses rr aan ae AN want to try new dr that from Orrine. Orrine can be given in are: " atica, lumbago, gout and a single trace of dandruff or falling 1y are Mr. and Mrs. aU (3. alilot ot "* ( , \ ify 1a the hie SP K tiv, ithout } te} acu J tTT : € bannerma! : ‘ : % w hs: r mis ven ealt i} Tibe : vor and IMPORTANT LINKS 4480 Penrose street. — Wallo’. * dries up corns. so they lift out. © hg ase, ate oe " years old. sen of the late Maj, Jam: . the like, and for colds and but what will please you west will Kellogg 1 skilled marksman, was wounded in bcs ; Orrine ino. i, re — atment: Bannerman and Mrs. Jennie an - , ee catarrhal affections of the be after a i *, when you en res ure air sunshine the right nrm ; “ Orrine No. ae lon ar reatment. rerman. of "445 }I rd avent : a D } see new hair. 17 Lvs - iT i ; » . 1noO d . . f diffi ren ‘ hone : ii. Z 4 brittle : rug stores in spite of war and sragg’ us noiaten a ecleth the — RN. Owens of 1906 Goode avenue. Hi cay lun He was preparing to go oversea ’ : } . ' quarter ol an ounce ts very }} ‘ — ' ‘ , NOt ' ' was a forme! soldier iv) the regula: j ' i ae F t Th t Sh ("a ye} [ley rs Niedring.l . ‘ ] w) pA rnclars Te Te : refuily Ww ; army, and was employed as a cur tle at any pharmacy, bu a tO be a a OW S on of Mrs. Lena Gutweiller, 925 aids poor comp ex10ons conditions. wig “ tage ’ “ mae oe , "ells ine sheds suffitient to rid one's fee ae shane nae , a a , throug ee out . a 4 Jeaner at the Wellston line sheds. u “s rel Maffitt avenue, 2 marine, died ; . . .o ar ec a tu Cc an oO strand at a time , {fe to improve the blood- quality, ‘ hard or soft corn or callus. 00 n isa p pe a rs a aE i mpg el egy lpi en If — com | “aon n is rough, sah ' ; p y r oa trand at . me. 1 " 7 font , ie «2 ¥ ee) ee ee ee oO COV up th . , is aving-—vour air will be hg increase body-weight and b yea Licut. Miles Gregory Has Boen You apply just a few drops on the . France lie formeriv conducted a — " yest ia! M hi h 4 | . quick relief. flatfy - F vy and have an appear. , . f ;' 7 ¢ ae . variate ee s with cosmetics which do not con- sy ani ys nave @! up resistance, are important links Killed. Father cables. tender, a hing corn and instantly the ae oe oe a caloon at 701 North Sixth street, and e” ts a c = prrenatis Sin * s THOS ' EF MING & CO ance of ahi ndanee; : incomparable bard a8 Ceai, Dut usuaiy act attention to the : oy ’ . sa ' =“ Je #@h ~ . - ~ wr a) 7 ‘ 4 ° ‘Ss ge repre, 1, : if SOor ) ‘) ' re i? 'a ‘ *¢ tif , f in the logical treatment of in- = word was received yesterday that soreness is relieved, and soon th — not needed is a burden: @ resided at Belcher Hotel . eet ter, softness ar irianee, , ient ulmonar affections. Lieut. Miles Gregory of the British 18 $0 shriveled that it li i nf it) hindrance to activity. 3 urb upor A? AF , ~~ | » £3: U * Orit av at 4 %7 Fa ‘3 4! ’ *¢ . ’ . 4 _ ; *) TP ; ‘ fis We , ° 1 T « 95 | ' . ry q * Scott s brings a wealth of /now its reported to have been killeu “_— sage and harmless as the famo Drescri pt te Urvin W. Hollenberg, -4, Son ‘ gkin and enabies it to breathe, but i or in- ns . This «diseovery will nre \, ; + ae ‘ aed : = anrt sllern bere "9 tonic-nourishment. jin action pre ¢ AE SEP RRO AS. —s ) tala rete , Buy | Mr ; : i ve C Holler oe >> usually removes blotches, redness and ut by earel eatmenat——that's.- : : -4" was u cou? a SS n+: or «aqeg aHnMNUaAIS irom toe! atid t! am e tod, our drugs > geij P e ey Flt? ys . onday nt . rt -—n : : on Lieut. (sregors au died NEUE nes oughness all rely enn have beastifal A little of Scott's Emails: f icity Register Cuendet, a grandson) jaw anid infection heretofore resulti rat TS cen ,’ ou prefer You gine tran rouganess. | ave 0 Uu eT | ! abs —s “ toda may do you a world o ) © rly LCRIS SS “ae hep . Trad e dir to the Marmol i hiles Ask your deaicr lor Resinw, Soap and (hetmert ‘hair and tote of it if veu will just try of ale Elisha Gregory. \ he, during from the erp 1dal aly at Cu des a . . P fe ‘ : lens , Wentzville. \ | C } : e 2 > . P °& : hh little Dunad utTine, ALD . . % tomorrow. : A ‘ : . «x life : ‘ »]}- nowil a Louis Corus, ’ ; j r 4 : , | bee * : ‘ : ‘ : aren . | i ag tie ' Gcotl & Bowne, Bloomfield, N.J. his life, was a well-% ~ nd fat Aun forjuerly ' , Gle
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eee —_— w 7 _ ? - as a Phi q > - ; a When our boys march through the streets of the old home town, war-worn, battle scarred, but victorious—will they find Saint Louis with head bowed in shame because our people did not do their full share in supporting them? You saw Major Comftort’s cablegram in yesterday's paper: “When the enemy's peace proposal was made, these men, tired, unwashed, lousy and ragged, were unanimous in declaring that there must be no compromise. ‘If they surrender, all right’, they said, ‘otherwise we'll whip them. The war must be carried on to Victory. “i 7 pe , That’s the answer of out boys—our Saint Louis boys—on the firing Ime. That’s the answer, substantially, of our President, just cabled to Berlin. Our boys are in for smashing autocracy once and for all, regardless of personal sacrifice. How We Stand St Louis’ Quota . - - . - $75,856,900 Sold and first payment made, $49,297,000 Soldand awaiting firstpayment, $8,975,900 $58,272,900 Balance to be sold - . . - $17,584,000 Average per day - - . - §$ 3,516,800 ‘ad Ars PV ENING 'TOPEP 1¢ +916 TIMINC NNCT_NICBAT WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-NISPATGR SSS a, ar ee eet i ee erg es eters es . — er es ee When the 138th comes home, must Saint Louis hang his head in shame? . er > 4 (an If riby / Cd by Bley" Our President 1s with them in their high resolve. Are you with themr Yesr Then, tor Victory’s sake, put up your money! Dig deep, and send your soldiers on to complete, overwhelming tnumph! Doit quick! Doit at once! The last day of the Fourth Liberty Loan is nearly here, and St. Louis 1s short seventeen and a half million dollars of 1ts quota! Take to heart President Wilson's warning; “Hesitation now would mean defeat when victory seems to be in sight; would mean many years of war instead of peace upon our own terms.”’ What We Now Need 79 Subscriptions of $25,000, $1,975,000 231 Subscriptions of 10,000, 2,310,000 413 Subscriptions of 5,000, 2,065,000 934 Subscriptions of 2,500, 2,335,000 4,507 Subscriptions of 1,000, 4,507,000 4,049 Subscriptions of 500, 2,024,500 9,295 Subscriptions of 100, 929,500 28,760 Subscriptions of 90, 1,438,000 r . - ' ‘ . ’ | This advertisement contributed toward winning the war Py St. Louis Clearing House and Associated Banks f OME We have you those whi graphs so plays all r Symphon record pi: comes a | prices, $5 terms. A nograph f COMBINA TIO. Style “G” $ with $10 worth of record payment @ $6 mont Complete Outh Crean from mater Wec fats— we W Look for this si neighborhood Centra! Spruc c. aN »>— New Principle omplexion Trea Most creams are injor' habitually They -clog SYentua'ie ferm « ver ifing fim which interf tive action an? makes Ona pasty. There ix an at COlized wax—-which acts ly Giferent princiole. — loam, it hae the pe of removing by absorptio eall-deag pParticies of sca ™ Unhealthy matter in ewer from io* the complesion. dif PeeRect from ceametica PPerfectiy neture! and — Penrvle cion. Mereolizred ' ; mt Sony drugs etere ione le appited at ai 8am and Waesehed of in ‘ he corrert prineipie i: i Vrinkies ie te tightens : erally irems eut the mth. remarkably effects . May be made by °f pewdered sat Dit wich hase!.—avi.
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Small down payment and $6 monthly $10 monthly Complete Outfit $125 Complete Outfit $235 The Aeolian Co. 1004 Olive St. EL Se Ae omen Creamo is churned from quality materials. We could use cheap fats—but we wont. Look for this sign in the doorway of the best dealer in your neighborhood. If you don’t find it, phone Main 4245 Central 2058—or write the Blanton Confpany, 2d Spruce. acai Es ~ HOMEMADE TEA FOR CONSTIPATION New Principle in | bmplexion Treatment | creams are injurious when used ! iy. They clog the pores and ! Eeeaiiy form a permanent, sory. Is uxed by entire families because meee Action and makes the skin sickly it "ae fim which interferes with elim- hos is purely vegetable, does the mG Pasty. There is an application——mer- | | work and costs very little. bar gi any nepal et or ione ounev is euffi- | been put in — ‘ : Wax—which acts upon an entire. | ne as | Gifferent Principle. While perfectly | fems. it has the pecullar property | ovine by absorption the dead and} Bi-dead particles of scarf skin, as well | B wnhealthy matter in the pores. Thus | is purely vegetadie. j Why pay hich prices for Liver and Rowel remedies when none are better than Dr. Carter's kh. and B. Tea, which ean be brewed at @way from instead of adding!) home. and a small package will last the complexion. differing in this a long time? ! Thousands of oid peoplé will tell you have been drinking It for yeara, liver and bowels have meition in a few days ». : recfor atl me cup, that only an ; ~ ge met ge 4 bw ant ‘oa uy 806i afterwards nec sears me feeling mt and fine i “iene who drink : — me te yo ter kK and B. Tea once tp & 4 , _ effect! tn i lirec- ! dom ‘f ever, have an’ bDilieus ——— made “ody dissolving an) ok headache of aa lle ow aro Bit qed it bowdere halt’ “a r bova and girls, espe % “witch hare). a ta oe are peevieh and fretful. PDrucgiets have 7 been eclling it for many years. t from costnetica. The result is a. (ly Matura! and healthy youn, they Xion. guinda ‘red wax, procurable and after the the mot ning ent ‘one of the most famous miusical or-' $500 REWARD FOR ROBBERS WHO GOT $13,300 PAYROLL Men Held Up Office Force of Coal Company in Illinois in Daylight. A reward of $500 has been offered for the capture of five robbers who got $13,300 payroll money from the offiee of the Mount Olive-s:1unton Coal Co., two and a half miles south of Staunton, Ill., and 30 mules north- east of St. Louis, at 1:40 p. m., yes Lerday. The robbers escaped in an auton’o bile and were said to have headed } the direction of St. Louis. They drove up to the front door of the of- fice and while one remained in ti car and kept the engine running the others entered the place, one stop- ping at the door to act as ‘ookout.” frank PBallwell, Robert Barr wvnd Otto Awe were forced into the vault, and H. O. Panhorst, the cashier, was tied to a chair with hay wire. The money was taken from Panhorst’s desk. Seversl posses went in pur- suit of the Hi tale PARIS SYMPHORY ORCHESTRA TO PLAY NI ST. LOUIS NOV, 21 Celebrated Organization With 586 Musicians Will Be Guest of Orches- tra Here and Chamber of Commerce. The Paris Symphony Orchestra, sanizations in the world, will give a - taaemwe on Nov. 21, St. Louis Sym- coneert in having as hests the phony Orchestra and the Chamber | brought to this country on the initia- | of Commerce. The visitors, numbering 8&6, were 'tive of Otto H. Kahn of New York, 'chairman of the French-American | | Association for Musical Art. | The Paris Orchestra will make a | tour of 50 American cities, for the »urpose of fostering closer artistic | relations between France and _ the United States, and also of introduc- ing the French masterpieces of com-: | position to the American public. | All receipts of the tour above actual | Andre Massager, the § celebrated composer and conductor, is director. expenses will go to American war re- | lief work. | t. Loftis Bros. & Co., 2d fl., % OS N, Gth. ; ~Adv. | Give vour sweetheart a Diamond Ring: cred- JACOB FURTH, RETIRED, DIES 'He Was Wholesale Grocer Here for 32 Years. Jacob Furth, 74 years old, who has 'yeen active in Jewish charities fo: years, died yesterday at his home,| 1.24353 Waterman avenue, after an it- ness of many months. | Ile retired from active business |several years ago. He was in the wholesale grocery business in &t. Louis for 32 vears and later was gen- | eral agent and member of the board of the American Credit Indemnity Co. of New York. The funeral will be held tomorrow fat 10 a. m. from the residence. Have ws saben your Sales Letters, Our clients are getting big results| i thruout U. 8. Ross-Gou ld List and ' Letter Co., Tenth and Olive streets. —Adv. PRRGe acto Catia 7 oe eee SS soiasentanacnidecitsticieieninag a Specials ! On the Squares ar Felt Slippers, $1.39 WOMEN’ S Felt Slippers, a splendid assortment, in all colors, ribbon or plain styles—leather or padded wool soles, all sizes, prac- tically all styles, offered at far less than usual wholesale cost. (6th St. Highway—Main F'1.) Women’s Blanket Robes, $2.49 CHOICE of floral or In- dian designs, and each robe neatly “finished with cord and tassel. Sizes 36 to 44. (Square 16—Main Fl.) Sateen Petticoats, $1.25 FINE quality sateen, in flo- ral effects, with deep sectional tucked flounce. Ex- ceptional value. (Square 6—Main F'1.) Handkerchiefs, Box, 17c¢ CHILDREN'S Hand ker- chiefs of fine, soft-fin- ished cambric, with initials embroidered in block letter style, neatly hemstitched hems. s dozen to the box. (Square 2—-Main il.) Men’s Cotton Socks, 23c FINE gauge, seamless Cot- ton Socks, in black and colors. Properly reinforced heels and toes. (Sth St. Hlighway Main I 1.) Scarfs, Each, $1.19 LACE-TRIMMED Scarfs, full 18x45 inches, with Filet lace center and Filet medallions. Exceptional value. (Square (-—Main F1.) Notion Specials Spring Snap Fasteners, rustproof, black or white: gross, 44c; dozen, 4c Mohair Tubular Shoe Laces, black only, 36, 40 and 45-inch lengths; package, r4c Lawn Bias Seam Tape, white only, various sizes, 6- yard bolts, 2 bolts, I5¢ Children’s Garters, silk elastic, pin-on style, various colors, 2 pair, 25¢ Sewing Thread and Silk, odds and ends, 2 spools, sc (6th St. Hirhwa) Mal Kl.) Stix. BacvéeFivler GRAND-LEADER ri yy allan" SRR SARA SATA SA SR oS or Sr oo oo oR Se Rn on eR OU oe oe OO ABA dol eh eh Ee Rs Ahh Rh NAGA ahh MRNAS ED rH TT a eT et ee teeta ttt te vs - piece abate ate ata ate eae atrope TET TEE ett RURLRURLRURLRLRARIRURLRURUR ULE ¢ aaa aaaratsararandthpsiadsiooaaineeseaaatcaers acs 2 Ss Oty ee | ory Fi ~] a Oeneeememnet errr eee pienso She y STIX.BAER & FULLER GRAND-LEADER CC tt ttt a Help St. Louis “Over the Top” * a -- - —" —" ee a 4 SS \ A Special Sale of Trimmed Hats —Is Scheduled for Thursday $5.0 THIS is an opportunity to buy a very stylish Hat at a very low price. Every Hat in the collection is new, clean and fresh, just brought from the leading New York milliners, who desired to dispose of them immediately. The collection embraces every wanted style, large, medium and small, in every desirable color as well as black. They are made of silk and Lyons velvet, and Panne velvets, etc., variously trim- med with ostrich, flowers or furs. They are excep- tional bargains at Thursday's sale price. (Third Floor.) Ear Neg ee ee y, sample Dresses —and Broken Lines FXCELLENT models, made of percale in the straightline and fitted styles. medium and light psec 08 sizes 36 to 46, very specially priced 1 Thursday at Extra size Dresses 4), 47, 49, 51 and 53 Inch Sizes N navy, ha and gray percale, fitted and $ 50 belted styles, collars and cuffs piped, and long 2: sleeves, very specially priced Thursday, (Second Floor.) T hursday Apron Sale At $1.98—Gingham Bun- At $1.50—Percale Bunga- galow Aprons, in checks and /ow Aprons, in checks and i d with solid stripes. Button -side- front hgures, trimme : colors and rickrack. Button- styles, trimmed with solid back and open-side-front colors and bias bands, belt styles. Some with elastic all around. Exceptional wajstband. — At 49c —Band Aprons, hit- At 59c—Band Aprons, of ted style, of checked and light and dark percales, with striped gingham, edged with pockets. Large size. rickrack. (Second Fr A Hosiery Sale Silk Stockings, Pr., $1.35 Lisle Stockings, Pair, 59c Fine Lisle Stockings, black, Black and all the wanted white and colors. colors, full fashioned. Silk Stockings, Pr., $1.00 Silk Stockings, Pair, 75¢ lain Silk Stockings, black, Thread Silk Stockings, and all wanted colors. Semi- black and all wanted colors. fashioned. Full fashioned. Men’s Wool Socks, Children’s Stockings, 35¢ Pair, 65¢ Cotten Stockings, black or Heavy weight, gray and white. Double heels and white. Double heels and tees. 3 pairs, $1.00. toes. UREA SURES RU ARR SRR RRR —-. —_— Sale of Girls’ Winter Coats very Spectal at 12. 50 OR Thursday’s selling we offer a group of 150 extremely high-grade and smart- looking Coats, made up ‘of velours, kerseys, Delhi and mixtures—all splendid materials. Some are full lined, and the heavier mate- rials are half lined. Plush or fur-fabric trimmed, others are plainly tailored. Large convertible collars. All well-made garments and ideal coats for girls 6 to 16 years ‘f age. Very special value at Chursday’s sale price, $12.50. Sale begins at 9 o'clock. (Third Floor.) ee Elsie Dinsmore Frocks ——~- - oe —— a Shoes at Savings Men’s ies Special, $ 4.85 Patr, OCOA brown and mahogany colored calfskin, flat English lasts. Strong oak tan, Goodyear welted-sewed soles. All sizes. Samples, odds and ends in Men's Shoes, sizes to 7 only. Tan and black. Special, pair, | $3.45 (Men's Store—Main Floor.) for Girls 6 to 14 Years Special i agn Thursday... » A SPLENDID group of high- gerade Frocks, in three of the best models. Made up of ginghams, cham- brays and a novelty plaid material, in the most desirable patterns—all splendid qualities. Elsie Dinsmore Frocks need no in- troduction to our customers, and the fact that they are offered at great savings, Thursday, will be of interest to mothers. On sale at g o'clock. ‘Third kiloor.) —_ —~. “Kewpie” Twin Shoes For Children SPECIAL sale of odds and ends and broken lots, excellent val- ues, in black, tan and combination tops. Goodyear welted soles. Sizes up to 2. This is an opportunity to buy these high-grade $ O8 Shoes at a special 2 ice—palr, pric p (Citeia Ween A Sale ofi'1000 Pairs of Women's Fine Shoes E shall place on sale Thursday the above quantity of desirable are in tan and black, gray and brown, cloth tops, kid tops, buck- skin tops. Curved leather heels or covered wood heels, also styles in Women’s Shoes for dress and street wear. They ¢ ee straight Cuban and military heels. A splendid assortment of clear, fresh Footwear offered at less than the wholesale price today. The entire lot offered without re- serve at an incomparably low viens —choice at, pair, Japanese Slippers, made from quilted fabrics, a dainty boudoir slipper, pair, 98c \f cin Floor ; se Al Ml Mele Mele Be Re | al too toa 6 oe 6 6 te toot toe aS RA t + ath ae ihe bie ced ch Th fh That Bete = he eae ede eg aa alte cei ch hb ib wt mt Fk Fd OF et Fed Ft Fond Eee + oe all Dall Den a SEES ee te an ae ae ae ae ae 68 hv hve os ~ lh Vad Dal Fcdl Val Yack bal Daal Vall Dall tal ton ttt -s- oe ae ae SF ee hme - ei an ae ae ae al tu ta tt oi ae oe | el al On . _ - — tt « ~ - ~soh os
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ee a ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCR TS SSL SS ee AND ICKLY REL S icina’s New D ed since Grant w nt—Get a bott Sz | ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : as ra poe ee os oe ae is » give the pond Ch eae a, peed ieaeaiemlanedaadl orotate McAdoo’'s m bertyv Reed and James E. Smith of St. | sazements Quake Shock Felt in Memphis. b Ciuse the Asse fat 7; Ire : Store Hours: 9:00 to ae F hts Is the Second sillon avenue; Patrick M. Flynn, plewood (previously announced); | and Misses Third Floor. Olive and Locust from Ninth to Tenth 8. Food Administration License Nos, (,-08271—B-0° When Considering a Banking Connection Investigate the ST. LOUIS UNION First tlouis Union Bank , a father cough and cold 6 ) pe evergrowing arm: s * ' hl ml ol . : # . half a ¢t : r’ drug oe ee medicine emu dade I Lost the MADE CLEAN —— | E L | q Borc's sree agi Soci 7 They iy i t t . makes the ade recaim ww s e . : eae Do ‘ xt 7 ; n¢ scold the child Ne You will like this Bread, for it is wholesome, nutri- and play ig tious and made from the purest materials (containing svatem. Dr. King m4 , ogether and bake st git check is not lost money. | feiy tonethor and bakes Sam right. Newiiers ‘censlecie — Start a checking account now. Quality and Price, as ‘this wonderful loaf for.. : gists. —_ iT oe bacco ii: A New Yorker who attri: | —_ apes tarceiy to overcon Sy. 8 eee Sey 16, 4139 | Cc o ; SEE is, gending fF MiSsing in action (including | hildren Ss Coughs — 4 tellies _ 5 lle: ne prisoners) a be checked and more serious canditions . . at in, apregeaphone shy > > > . ‘. ve . nd 2 ates ee against this yaoi fo arrange le rms of payme nf as lou as wrong; that the pictures on the wall are other than they should ral; 5 d e I ¢ ‘ ( } Meh rose, and Pac Pairs, — Had Wit mor reas — _ 1? ‘ . , / 4 SOM Ol 1eS¢ arn let eason few of the men will have any ; ; Oriental fers, $6.50 and , Oy are braid trimmed effects. . $7.00 values retroactive pay coming, as most now cx ws : ; ' : Axminster Rugs pair. . are receiving the basic rates set or q trimmed in Iringe, Sather pt “ 2 : ee Most of them work on piece ' Hl the woman who desires y . wire . Sis “y ‘ ‘ ~ and bonus work so that some receive : : , ee; Qx12 ft.—deep — plainer style will find what 3 Brussels Net Curtains Priced at ? } ric he pile, . 4 yards long—w hit: as high as $1 an hour , >..u0 Li¢ © ourr ’ r¢ . an "oO Tt Wilton Velvet Rugs a fe wtpat , = 45 rhe most radical change is to the she wants as well. Phe eight-hour day but that probably workmanship IS of the bes and the materials used Hleavy silken pair Pioss , 4() 00) will be accomplished before Novy. 1. a.aX b a Tha o? . ‘ork ron — , ‘ rh men now work 53%, hours a the making are of the reli wool matenals, in lroecks models, are excep- others while small Wins is a Mie ee i ss 3 4 a ete " ad Rahn RS a eg pace Ne — vee Lom SWS ~ 5 > ee mo tement un b reakab! laaa~-— strong Hie av y quality week" $1.80 2 Month Carpet “a able kind. These Dresses ee rr OPEN EVENINGS on oF. wette fer. Catalog No, 005. 5052 er Main Vi and spr al me will call, The National Credit Jewelers, 2d Fi, Carleton Bidg.. 308 NN, WB BROS CO. 153 i. No Olive. For the BIGGEST List of USED CARS See the POST-DISPATCH UTOMOBILE WANT ADS. os Linoleum Specials elt Base Linoleum— ; hewWwext pat. rts per sq. ve Large Pieces Line- leom, 156 to 20 vds { vds. wide—sq,. vd. Ininid Lielewm ‘ards wide fect goods Brussels Carpets. good quality and splendid patterns—vyard. Velvet Carpets——good paiterns at b+ ee ~ $2.85 Wilton Carpeta— heavy pile—bor- ders to match. The Only Exclusive Retail Carpet House in St. Louis All Tremeye CARPET co. 37. 187/ (# LOCUST ST, DRAFTED MAN KILLS HIMSELF Registrant Who Takes Life at Hotel liere Carried Carlyle, UL, Card. A man who registered as Frank Albert Roberts. Beckn iver, Ill... and who carried a draft registration card bearing that name, shot and killed himself in a room at the Laclede Hotel yesterday Papers indicated that Roberts was ‘4 years old and had been ordered to report to the draft board at ("ar lvle, Lii., at l }) Tri vesterda, for physical examination for induction into the army. Chinese sdrcnonys nt Inaugurated. 10.—Hsu Ii eh, Ao are PEKIN, Thursday, Oct. are especially adaptable for daytime and_ = afternoon wear. All sizes, 14 to 44 inclusive Specially priced from $19.75 to $$24.75 Vandervoort's Basement Shops. eee e ileal aS 6 Bi aati ee - Skirts at $3.95, $4.95 and $7.95 Splendid models made of high-grade materials, in the new Fall and Winter shades. Basement. Serges, cheviots, poplins, wool velour and Oxfords, in all the new shades of navy blue, green, taupe, brown, Burgundy and black are in this showing. The sizes are up to 44. — rc Blouses at $9, 95, $3.95 and $4.95 Many new Fall and Winter models are shown at these attractive prices, and all are good values. ee — —_— os i. Rasement. .
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eR ee ET. IE YR ON BE TE ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1918. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH ee -— _— - ~ ——s a — — . — ~~ ———~ eee ~ o peewee mms — Nm sHS AND COLDS: | MPU OCH WOULD WE See SES BES creme Away With — POSLAM HALTS , 1 auub.e-barred door to reach the interior of | Burlei@h ten e. ian : " ICKLY RELIEVED : “For six years we have used Dr. Caldwell’s ax at "BAR-0 | | : oe ) A i | N D | § EAS ES , FOUR 12-YRAR-OLD BOYS RESTHT) | n née - ; e's Syrup Pepsin in our family and feel we OWNERSHIP (f | p yesterday con‘essed, 'p vo ‘cau using | f 1 aie ate ae avons bg ee! al 9 } & iaze > A ; n ‘ : . biking 8S ey Discovery ; could tlot possibly do without tt, especially a err iting the aven ad atom ana "2000. - P; aw Paw Pills ‘sti r the liver into ac- euttinge ec if¢a 1 p> are rass fixtures . ur - ‘ ed since Grant was Pres- for the children” (From a letter to Dr vase te dunk sus. The: prepuce. Le taen ate the Bown “wemmbertiae! SOOTHES HEALS a . . OFaes te 2 sun a a ie proper ty u let , ate °® Dowels, snt—Get a bottle today. Caldwell written by thaw ee > ma | Don't be delud- &. ’ 4 . @. Mrs. Earl Cowell, Ce- Ctra ailuray He ‘ritac Ej. the Police Board. ’ ” ? } “- Ls wu “ ; . i " - ene ment City, Mich. ) ; treet Rails t) Head W rites I “tA, ' ed by instant When any itehing skin disease af- ‘did it for grandma, for your | _ torial on Putting Operation Rg Bg Mt Se ON i ‘ , cures. Constipa- fects or when any slight eruptional . ! ' > ’ - . len % ae " ‘ t Fort , ~ n, arog Wwithou | : ; : > ; import bee r} Ss » “4? , | For fifty years this well- | | Costs Burden on [axpayers. leave, to attend the funeral of his mothe | tion eannot be s} o gine te teh and burn, apply igh and cold remedy has and Sasket atreete tank ahee wet ts Mt , cured by cathar- Poslam You may be confident t fe fan evergrowinz ariny of friends | a ty military authorities at Jeletrass Warracn | ties; they only of- the trouble is having the right treat- F ? wt ce ( Putting the burden of the cost of. He said he was notified of the death of hie S Tt 'y fer ’ . ment, for vou have called to your aid ‘yqung an old. . hildren beco me constipated as readily “ ’ mother Oct. %, and tried to get a rlough but & lief sa heal + 1 ling hi hl , - a =“ ee » half 2 a eentirv druggists everv- | ‘street railway operation on the tax- failed, on account of the infinenza quaran- > : | ter. Munyon’s as rates ~. pranbew ‘gmty concentrate: . : tine. After the funeral, he said, he started Paw-Paw Pills is active and persistent. Itching stops gts ig as do their elders. : Se Sa aRgeres, P ing | ine. After the funera 3 : , haye sold it. Put a bottle in | ’ and the result is equally dis payers, either through the levying. back for camp, intending to take bis pun gh. | r a purely vegetable and the skin fee.s immeasurabiy grate- ment. Bemedicine cabinet. You may need , tressing. Dr. Caldw ‘ell’s “ Sy rup Pepsin 1 iS ideal of a general tax or “using the street : ee ee te | pt MU preparation. Na- ful. In the treatment of virvlent ec- it a oe .. i rn druggists | for child } a ear riders aS a2 mcans of collecting Di tee es prt aaa = = @ i ture *s own reme- vema, acne, piaagies and all surface # ve ry where. } AD‘) Piiaw\'e ren 9eCa’ 185e of i its pleasant taste, posi- special taxes,” is recommended by MISCELLANEOUS ee ™ S dy. They will pre- affections. l’oslam - s results are = iV | Riehars : yresic tao , - - emenenees , 2 vent constipation. qui kiv felt and seen, tive, yet rentle, action, and its freedom from Richard McCulloch, president of the : ug | ~ Your druggist sells| Gold everywhere. For free sample aeenei pie So eae Rowels Acting Properly? | nargnaee a oe : They ought to, for vonstipation | Opiates and narcotic drugs. ' United Railways Co., in a signed ed- " : The Perfect Laxative | Board of Aldermen March 29 last,; MRS. HYMAN SIGERMAN, 1227 sumpics| atable, invigorating. Stearns’ Electrie Paste according to Blackbur : } ; ad ; av ruc, as seriously Jt red yestereaay j } ‘ . > °1 la . +5 ‘ a iv 7| facil Con uered Scere | was rejected by the com pany s direc- gente Bag oe: Am ,: “ e . oy r oi me Insist on Rorden apg the simpli directions on the pac kage. _ ol, by Dru a t E , here tors a week ago a nd the ordinance pen I from a spa a Pig by Six fee (2 the square packages Oni. Ruy n emall box of tbe paste from S a Rte ae ceiling of the kite r home. sS suf- : : Lets S VETYVU Was repealed asi Monday. fered ecalp wounds pen: wuts on the shoulder your dealer and overnight you should VU.UtYT 4 tte w Yorker who attributes his seve- | jareeiv to overcoming bad habits 50 t Twe ST 00 Views on Public Ownership. . “ial VOPR home of the bugs. eens tod | ad Urtle book | oe ce Sizes ° In reference to State or municipal WALTER COWICK, / ot se 1 IREMAN, ; Rats and mice are also easilv kill- at Ms sending a OP a oom ’ , , , . - .| threw a dog belonging to his sister, M: it : jelling bow to conc heed abit of | ownership, McCulloch in his editoriai , yarenret Schatenr, 4200 West Pinctien ant ave- i hy the use of Stearns’ Eleetrie a “ i or oa Aha 3 eo coor ing tovacco in any form, A TRIAL BOTTLE CAN BE OBTAINED, FREE OF CHARGE, BY WRITING TO | says: ce gti on tin cit hiss ne haan Waste, and every housewife should Bar hat eas ADV. a oor ee wd.ss Greate | DR. W. B. CALDWELL, 459 WASHINGTON STREET, MONTICELLO, ILLINOIS “Conditions during the past two! hands when he returne? h nce for _ w- yes- know of this reliable way to kill off ‘ Condition hands when STANTLY 2] 1E a ? * » Me _ ; ‘ A i ek © Va _& » ’ ° j | pon ‘ i 7 Saree bt Bi 2 Ni eet: cet tS te hg vears have de monstrated the advan- terday. The animal disappeared later, ese destructive pests, at the cost of | 4 4 of overco ming thir abit i: viek, | b) ership which did ‘ ,OY — oe ivr . —— er ‘ ) ers iH et 1! j - +" gee , mm \ gl ag easy and a os eer : tages of pu ) ic ” Ww n Yr : I . 1 HE IIOME Ss Or HE vr y SIE \ ER Ss. ree ie ’ | ce = your health amazes - . not formerly exist. Lnder State or i nnesota avenue, and Mrs. Jennie uTleicl ; : Quests through the Post-Dispatch e =—— | municipal control the governing body ; i318 eepge seers ; chime es wate @aveé te ‘ottazge with a large yard—see Theatrica] “Want” columns are being , i : - - ; effectively every day. ' would have absolute "Merlédiction 25 |! warden hose entendie . colina. aaa. arrival “ Roath eh a gamers = — eet 2 af , ‘to the quality of service to be fur- =——- ff ‘nished. It could determine for itself I the wages to be paid, the equipment _ ees a a f “A to be furnished, the extensions to be tT ‘Li S ] Whi te G d S ] This Is the Seconda : 606-608 L. sf Thru fo ‘built and all the other’ problems wo inen al es I e 00 S a es Week of the Ex- . hi a \\> ey -- which are so difficult of solution un- - arene of fa ' Was ington & "7 Sixth Street der private ownership, all with the Pattern Cloth, size Bleached mercerized "% White Nain- Oe White Poplin, Printzess : | | : % GA ' knowledge that the same governing 56x74 inches: heawvv!] Pinner Napkins, 15 in ©” inches 56 inches Wide, ve | ’ ie "9 Sook, ~ 4 “HeS A i av could at the same time adjust nercerized Gamasa, Coats for Women + body could at ne sam if a I : j hemuin¢ d. wide. yard and Misses | . | ‘the rates of fare. It could raise o1 6 tented x OL.49 ) dozen... $1. 29 - x 3 " é ’ ; | lower the rate of fare or it could arty (Main B loor -Nugents. ) Third Floor. : oe it am ts Spires ‘establish a fixed rate of fare and ; ; —_—— sana 5 aia ae eat a BF TE 8 j | Me ; ae : ’ make up the deficit in the cost of .. : ee is , street railway operation out of the, lee © fet e0 re y resses | te Hy ie | “The tax question under public a ownership would be greatiy simpli- fied. The governing body could eith- Models Reduced fi rom Our Se otewk Ge ek or 4. Sm $25 Dresses 7A $35 Dresses ($39. 75 ‘Dresses’ use the street car riders as 4 means, e [ / h . ° of collecting special taxes, for the inne bp CY VLeeé J WES benetit of the city or State and have , higher fares. 7 . “Valuation No Longer an Issue.” A . a. ‘ High-class Suits—every one a notable “The question of valuation con- et example of a be ’ ¢ i ey j a j j ‘ 4 ; } ; ' : ke ; ’ - p hundre d pairs cI \ oile . if . ) / company to borrow money from time A } Ant] Bos ge epe de Chin e J elvet 8 of exceptional quality ; (ie | A to time at the lowest rates of inter- ie | vs oe Y + mstitched hem. A bord : : \\ \ est for necessary extensions im Bo Wa Ta | S . ( “O€ stit t her A border eile AK d st for necessary extension » im ' | st Jerge seOr GE tte se and Cluny Motifs, with ait 7. provements and betterments; al w k » x : | 4 ti Suc ti em ae e sfr weheont: ; Ur ; i | wo f Gi; =] ie we) be , ' : ork, makes theso cur "We fe \ | 1 such time as the street railway . ad | and Georgette Combinations very attractive and a ; . F ™ ! t= | System is taken over by the State or Vi ya | - $2.69 qh ‘ | § f\ Ubi Ct ase CH 0 C J ee ZING | | ig This is truly an irre ‘sistible event. At ° re * \ J , \ . Ld ‘ Ss ‘ . e ? 6D 3 if ‘S ’ | a / f 3 ae i S i ie i | \F > Dining Reon ‘Furniture Sale bonds . ie a4 id. tomorrow s sale pric e no woman who al A Zorth Up to rs ;& f/ i la a ee be : An important sale of dining roorn , oe attends this sale will fail to select at 4. furniture at Prufrock-Litton Furni- Vilet Motifs and fin 4 : eo , ture (? ourth e } ‘> %h., “Q ; le; " 7 } Qe } . if ] Pil |x : ? ii . , ’ AD Lt ture bes rth and St. Charles east one OL the: eautiiul LrocKks., | A New York maker wanted eash MORE streets. ARY Séreen baying between handil t ig , ets. Ans So} ing t ot each, "95c | iE ) than he did these fine Coats, 20 we bough’ now and ‘Saturday inclusive can ae & Bi ) BaS Coke, . . ° oe ® © TVICE | ie 7 | : 7a Rouge Ruby Lip Sticks, e c | ia ° Ties Plush lestimatetd by the Fuel Administrater Cuticura Soap, 17¢— : 7 Face a and Talcum Powder Antiseptic Articles | Li | A é Three cakes to custom: ; , i ine: n Vandervoort’s Special | ie | CLOUT Kersey chasers since July 8. This decision Woodbury Soap...2¢4 Pine French Rouge. toe assage Cream. .*>O ni a customer 196, 2He ian " if ~~ re St RR eee i a Ss : Vs rly mol We RMGGR. is ~., . : ee ‘ ” D you with. it | : ministration at from $6 to $6.50 per 9 re 31 ce oberd Sanitol Cold or Vanish- cans of Taleum Powder, Lysol fees he, 44¢ Tth Floor i ¥ “te ton, the retail price to be fixed by Peroxide mae ee iver s imported Azu ing Cream . Tide eT to Lavoris; small and me- , 3 oo | odAdi elie i . “@ a Trefle and Flori in bottle 25e¢ 7 : t ho ak adding the lowest freight rate fron rea, Pret and Flori & lum DO a. | sc Als 1 REE e sie’ abana oor tee ae Toilet Soaps, odds oe Wake Gated Brushes ubber Goods and ; * . dele - the coke oven nearest to St. Louis. ates F ‘ : ; ’ Perfumes and T) eP ovens at Co} n 2] . “3}] % re . were nas, cake : , . Ver an aii | P ! il pa nes & ‘Toot! Chamois . : BBe dozen. owder | bredken de Sm an | Toilet Water followed a conference today. ak selec T ae ‘ave pen crt ? " ’ _ ? tel as the nea ' relight fa Rol Lib. bs , : Just 100 twe and 5 “) ts Le ehae men? no? a?etwrie Models from Stock Reduced |\\ e000 22 3s eee sie Se Sao Tooth Partes and 222 gvat"lan agit | | {hr ah seamiem rub. |” Viv's Anan and active Apparel ovens at Harlington, Ky., from which Face Powders Powders ICE "2 -6© and seceaiiinae’ Svringes, ounce ., ae ch : ppanas e ° 5 ] t . Jace the rate is but 0 The ani \ al erul iA . ae + oa = vette oe and Rouge Se eC Hand a ail Serub $1.00 ’ . Se } ‘ QO} , money e refunded represents t ) Sanita Peal ene Rroshes 1Oc “ : py 7 " ‘ , ; . ia wd “i =~ s ; > + , . , ; ; ‘ ‘ :" ° 5 | or Powde r ‘ . % : " as, . : . " _* $1 o ver % \ egetal., 81.230 | $ > ae sgpaireng oe . i oe ii 1 | 5S0e Combination box oe bath Drushes wit long, — de . Reger & Gallet’a Vio- . ‘ Ke purenasea here, of French Face Pow ron’ Toot ‘owder adjustable handles. .2Se Rubber Gloves, all size, lat ’, New Fall Frocks—mnch better values of French Face fo * Lyon looth justabic = § t de Parme Toilet . - : ) . - der. Rouge and Powd: (‘omplexion Brushes, 25e pair .. 00 freee ee ee One a ca ce ee a Ge atts Puff, i box, with olynos ‘Toot aste, Extra quality Iland Pace Chamois, Piver’s Azurea and La low prices—the very newest effects: loose ee a: ome ue Bee si ae ee ee ‘ ? Brushes ‘ ‘dans ; rhe te and re oo Trefle Sax het, or... 5Oe panels, new tunics, fringe trumming, fancy — rraiding—all favored colors. nm ™ . E City News in Brief | mi a, ee The Savings in This Houseware Sale Are Unusual sc sealed ee S $1.95 Alumi- a $4.95 Laun- ream ezeTS, == «file Spf Lum o£ £Windsor \ a dry Stoves; Satins | ANNOUNCEMENTS: : mae 7 ae paize; sim OF —® Ketties; 6-quart e +. ry ce g 7h ; La 2 BaMIaT, ‘ a “ize —a - +--+ _——-— —— . - :, : ; } ' .* nomic- age , ; A I A) ARMY MMISSIONS HAVE BE ay , | ' a} 3) ty . Suel to St. Loulsans foliows: Major,’ Ore ot Prat A te : rr | irepets; burn Combinations rae eoree | inka, dre. 18 | ae Ney) 70e Brooms [MBE io ay eae Fm te fos ti Sgt A a RIES NR nt AES ahi st eR TES etNiiT. Sancti eo sectmae, sale ty ee a VOR et proen 0 Abo! hee , ‘= Ver SL PB heavy cast iron have large S08 South 3 pda? » aS , a | vood broom P > 4) 1 §@.i.erTe . ‘ 4 . tL " F a Nonant:, Eieiieal-wikers B Pus : Ce + WO AL be $1.85 Alum. a... ood n, S070 Maple avenue. Second Lieutenant. . He a Ase uver): num Coffee Per 2s, family r Service (aeronautics)—James . , ; oe richly . ZS Pennsylvania avenue. £ MASS ta | ach .... colators; make ——— - : ~ us = f : . . deliecions xs ooblD 9Rc 5 Washtubs; cotfer.. panned ha es If) Boots | POLICE ITEMS | onl —s sees & un 1Ze0 | $1.05 Coal Hods: Regular $9. 00 Gray Boots pALTOMORIL ES LON ING ro r 3% An lagettens Sale of Mrs le a vanized; reinforce Was bottoms | 0c Graters for horse. . u 7 . O., AsUNcan enue A ere olen Rollers: Light and dark gray Boots: ast night Bo s Waists Nea) : . rudish, vege leather and cloth tops; tarn beat mM cid BSc Clothes tables ete mn MARTIN Wal! soos FINNEY ie O- od has ee ' . . roe . and welt soles: French and Was held up ‘ong ' . ry oODbe! os Va 7 A 1 ; r’ gad (Lil d ; B a £ k e t A, of Cs - he rt t. They te : strong splint; eo ‘—_— a Military heels; he neared his home last night. ) : s SPECIAL ... ations & hay 59c aie : . a _ ( v THE FRONT SECTION OF RESTA ‘ ~ ' Sa} _— two kitchen Regular $10. 00 jray et rant conducted by H and ‘ushan. 22 sic ‘ie 7 ') r . Sa utensi | drawers SoutD Proadw a’ Was wreci.e i rf nignt ‘ - =] ais i : - r 7 7 ™ AS » fta *etinme ; ‘ , ‘ ~ ; 4 . ' f ' and tan pe eet a crowd ot inen “no. » ‘ " ve , ar 7 ae ratte ' i re. Cedar Oi) and “ . lour 4 Smart dark ray piace, went outside and fir i oO } Saic | oe ; “Pr “ ; ‘ :, rith acl et- bine: voliden 95 F BA 5 ‘ ; 7 1} ] ‘ ther and cloth tops; I rench ori ’ through tne plate a ie 4 pire? if.eT per ale ‘Oolcifa? ; ae ‘ i¢*t; ‘. eX 6 . , ‘ s ~ . rae ye ” e * pa an Py 4 Carne, + arrested : am - i ava: ey ee . ; mf mi T ’ : ) han - gioss Bg .So5 | | / and Military heels; turn blue striped MuINUraAyS, — | PET finish models are shown f and welt soles: Sh a EATER NO LIINESE W Est AT ren Ei Zes. : : Pm ’ eet . : restec last LC A ee ew all are good values. E SPECIAL ee ee ered fan- : é south kight? With bu
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oe ore z PES t oe ae {SER EC: a, sorte TO RAE SG PGE SRR GEL ELEN LLE REL ALLELES LLLP ALE BIEL IEAM 8 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ” 4 Fer eae ae foal Ne gid a Mt Se eT SCS: PAT ) eee . ‘ PIT PN eee ee Se ~~ = ae ae - . — “ al = i ils ee eee WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTORER 16. 1918. ee —Naciky This Wonderful Kitchen Cabinet Specially Priced for Thursday, Friday and Saturday 16" Terms, $1.50 Cash—$1.00 Month —this splendid cabinet is made of oak and in the golden finish. —is large and roomy and well arranged. —everything is within easy reach, making it a wonderful convenient cabinet. —it is a value that will make you open your eyes. Moore’s Airtight Heaters —it burns anything combustible -— hard or soft coal, coal findings, slack, coke, wood, saw- Oak Heaters —the body is made of smooth steel-—fire pot is exceptionally well made —it is perfect in shape and so carefully fitted Cole’s High-Oven Range Be Sure That You Get the Original (Cole’s) High Oven—Beware of Imitations. dust or rubbish — it as to assure the sreat- never goes out. —over —equals the work of ranges which cost est economy in fuel, 20,000 now in use in twice as much. —this new improved cooker aes Terms to Suit this city. —ask any of these satisfied users, or, better still see them. —they come in three sizes. Terms to Suit and baker is a money-saver for you to use. —it will keep fire overnight. —you have only one fire to give attention, two drafts to regulate. let us show you its many good features. Weelly or Monthly Terms Strictly One Price—All Goods Marked in Plain Figures CTO Hacky - $392 b Buck’s Cast Range Terms, $1.00 Weekly —Buck’s Ranges are known the world over for their durability and splendid baking qualities. This cast Range is full size and is guaranteed to give satisfaction ; very neatly ornamented with nickel parts, and is an ex- ceptional bargain at $39.75. $5.00 Allowed for Your Old Stove WE SHOW THE COMPLETE LINE OF Buck’s, Quick Meal, Moore’s, Cole’s and Many Other Standard Makes of Heaters and Ranges Combination Ranges ~ orammmnaged SSH 992.50 Room- Size IY Brussels Rugs —the patterns are unusually attrac- tive and the colors are perfectly blended -the rug . | 6 85 : has delighted many thousands of cus- Peeve sSTURSRLALT) LY PRET EPUSERES OR TV EST. 6 OEE We : Yi ‘ a y nN } ISP . / “1128-1130 OLIVE ST. | FURNITURE co. \ OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P. M. as a “oe ee ‘ . = Gr « ny ates ’ 7 + » ‘ ta oe J + ’ “* J 2 a , ei i iy > — rx 7 merous ; luncheon on 'of 4426 ‘(chairman of the St. m | are hostesses for the day. m' Mmes. J. M. : | berkley P CAPTAIN’S WIFE WHO IS HERE ON VISIT | PERRO mY os AOR 1 STRAUSS PORTRAIT. . MRS, JAMES KIVAS TULLY, | ALIS” TEA SHOP I SOCIETY RENDEZVOUS Numerous Informal Luncheons Given to Help the American Fund for French Wounded. POPULAR rendezvous for mem- Aves of society is the Allies’ Tea Shop, which has recently been opened ut 3623 Washington vard under the auspices of the Amer- ican Fund for French Wounded. Nu- informal luncheon parties have been during the week, among the hostesses being Mrs. Wil- liam N. Claggett of 5115 Lindell bou- levard, who entertained with a Monday for some out- guests. houle- given of-town Tomorrow Mrs. Frank FP. Crunden Westminster place, who is Louis branch of = the American [und for’ French me 6\Vounded, will entertain with a , luncheon at the Tea Shop, at which mm the heads of the different units of the organization will be guests. Among these are Mmes. James M Kranciscus, Thomas McKittrick. Study, M. J. Breaker, F. H. Virgil Rule, Truman Post Young. A Jones, Oliver Carpenter. Theodore BRenoist. Arthur Morey, Otto Keisker A. H. Kent, Ben Roman, Fred Bou- tell, Ellen Cleary, Ben Pearson, E. I. Bush, Benjamin Young, Harold Mux- well, Sam Scott, C. L. Johnson, Roger Putnam, Josephine Cotlb, A. Smith and Wilcoxon. Keach day different women have charge of the shop and on Monday Miss Katherine Whittemore is in charge. Tuesday has Mmes. J. W. Parrish, Virgil Rule, N. Chapman and Francis Tlardaway. Wednesday, Mrs. J. lucas Turner and Misses Katherine and Eunice Whittemore Thursday, Krancisecus, J. W. rish and N. Chapman; Friday, Mrs. J. |Lucas Turner and Mrs. Harry Knapp; Saturday, Mrs. Robert lilley C7u\ Dodge, Misses wee and Mrs. Paul Y. Tupper, and on Sun- Mmes. assisted by a dary, Filley bevy and Tupper are cof matrons and maids. —_ .e | Social Items | Mrs. James Kivas Tully is the guest’ of her parents, Dr. and Mrs. George lLusband's absence overseas. PAST-NISPATCH > Par- | mW. Cale of 12 Lenox place during her | Mrs. | Tully was Miss Emilie Cale and her! ‘inarriage to Capt. Tully was an event ‘Of last winter. Mrs. George L. IL. Svashington boulevard has her guest, Mrs. Marian Farlan of tichmond, Va., but now residing in Washington. Mrs. Farlan came to see her brother, Col. Robins, was commander of Scott Field, fore his departure for his new at. Indianapolis. Davis of 5285 post Mrs. are Mr. and le Grand Jones of Parkview being congratulated upon the arrival of a daughter, who will be named Le Grand, father. ufter ther | joicing over the advent of a daugh- jter, on Oct. 3, who will be named Sarah Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. are residing with the lat- ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Thompson of 17 Kingsbury place and Mrs. Charles KE. Per- are being congratulated upon the arrival of a son. Lieut. Persons was formerly associate professor of sociology at Washington University, but is now with the American Expe- ditionary Forces in France. Mrs Versons is residing Lieut. sons Mr. and Mrs. Roy Westminster place are receiving con- gratulations upon the arrival of jv son Mrs. lish was Miss Eleanor J Grash Mr. and Mrs. Arthur PF. £130 Pershing avenue have with them their son, Lieut. Paul Allen E-bbs, who is here on leave after be- ing graduated from the Artillery Training Schoo!) at Taylor, Ky Ebbs of Camp Mr. and Mrs their William Schevill ant New York Winter here and a:e} ine Westmoreland | take possession of Son, h ive cone from to spend the temporarily at Hotel until they an apartment in Columbus. 0.) Fish of 5822); Officers’ | had as’ who! be- | Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berkley are re-. great Gemand for this new oil prepars- Sore Throat. Croup. Diphtheria. Tones! Aa A te A SN om rn an | ADVERTISEMENT AR Tom@oht ais ‘Tomorrow. Feel Right: ™ Get a 25> Box Post-Dlenatch Wents are offering | such openings every day. If the position you seek is not advertised today, describe yoor qualifications ‘ust land the character of work you want in a Want Ad of your own. * — ’ i ' Titi tty iF r a ee ih: ee. | : | se } | (Pet! i Witte: i ‘ ; . : : 2 i 7 h Not Alike! ‘a | onographs Are a Mtl i ’ : i it NTIL the coming of The But The Brunswick has ‘ lig Brunswick, each phono- gained its nation-wide fame by ‘i NHI raph had its own chief attrac- combining all the better features ft =| Bs None had them all and discarding the troublesome. i SH Ey : : . . j = Hil And so it is called All Phono- t S| And mostly, the fame de- graphs in One.” Ht SHH \ = . 4! Si il pended on the mate of records The new Brunswick Method i Sian with which the instrument was of Reproduction sets higher ; iit co-named. standards. Never before have |, | 341 HN x - : SN Some folks said all phono- records been played so faithfully. SH : =| HNN graphs were alike—all good. And We can prove it. Just you eh NG that the records depended upon _ hear The Brunswick —and com- = NTE : ’ : 2M luck for their tone. pare. You'll award it first place. cas Habitat Siti | SN} 4H i | all YY ) = | iyi ) : mit | =| i Hin S|) 4 | FS iiiet yyy Ne Sn PALLY PHONOGRAPHS SH lI a! HANH} AT DEPENDABLE DEALERS AIT - : SHnt SH TYAN] iH asl THE BRUNSWICK-BALKE-COLLENDER CO. eit is | Manufacturers—Established 1845 Si Hh] 14) | Wh PLAYS ALL RECORDS AT THEIR BEST pil |||! HI | 1a Hit eee, AT AVA Te i : HII } oo 1G) NAMI i — \ LLL ones HHA via . it a AE | HT = — = (Sie = = A = = SSS St Ml (* = =" Le * \ i a \\\\\} Ah 4 ‘ ALS } a / \\ SSeS = => SSS : = SS==—SS>S-_BBSSS_SSSSa—_a—a—-—_S]S-]=s NW LEW ae « = = SSG. ALL PHONOGRAPHS' IN ONE & SEE AND HEAR ik fixe ws" BRUNSWICK MODELS 4 Model 100, equip- Model 125, equip- eo peq with the cele- | Rah Mey FR ay a brated “ULTONA,” playing ALL Ree- playing ALL Rec- ords by simple 2 rds by simple cease OC ere 3 change of position, fier, tone modifier, aus " all-wood tone ampli- tomatic stop: seven ‘ makes of Records. | (Easy Payments) (Kasy Payments) een ee We will permat you to add your record purchase to your Machine Contract. This | : 's | offer applies on any type or style Talking Machine you may saclect here. | Ee ; , | FASS? SSR | Oct. 2: “Still Alarm : For %39 Years’ the §---- RR, Pension Reliable Store that | Fund: _ Musical 7 a coro ae (Established 1879) | Hotel See) 2 an 1007 OLIVE STREET at * 9 -_ e + . Miller’s Antiseptic Oil Formerly Known as Ww 14 M E Suffering from . * k d Sick Headache} ae y —lassitude, low . 1 wi , c.. loss of appetite will find 1e ‘Has Perhaps Relieved More Sufferers Than Any Other Known Remedy in the Same newed strength, bri Length of Time. Over Three Million Bottles Sold Under an Absolute — —_ ae i clearer complexions . ive Satisfaction or Money Refunded, and Less Guarantee to G ” y ’ Beecham’s Pills. They# Than a Dozen Bottles Have Been Returned. you the very help you me and are a natural aid © . stomach, liver, bowels 48 | blood. Gentle and other Tomedy on the market, Many have | tiona ate bein offered the public by! found most effective, Tala ereat oi AN action, without aay © estifies that thev bar suffered with rugeists an fealers who desire to ianufacture on! b h Herb Juice = —v rao’ em until Pb: sia arene matinee ME instead = - ies enue on, See’ that a “copyright” greeable after effects a to give un their work because they could forme: The reason he tries to sell you appears on front of the carton Don't wt not us thelr nbs. some could not even a substitute is he makes more money on be an easy mark get what you resd raise their arms above their heads, have it. and you are the sucker and he is about in the newspapers ifvery botile been relieved and are now praising this benefited, not you MILLERS ANTI- guaranteed. 8@c. 60c and $1. or money | wonderful oj!. that other sufferers may SEPTIC OIL (formerly known as Snake| ‘"efunded Include postage-—All mail or. be benefited No wonder this great oll Oll) bas benefited many thousands. See | cers. treatment has sprung into such tremen-| that you get it. For Rheumatiam. Neu- | Over 100,000 bottles sold in St. Lewis, dous popularity in so brief a time, and raigia, Lumbago. Sore, SUM and Aching | en SS ae — — 5 uch praised today by the thousands Join or kind of he | apidas am tent “the amie Owing to the it ep mee Seen ae aeenk: "pee | agg Eaderie at Wettl-wlison — Largest Sale of Any Medicine in the everywhere. in heres. : 10<., ae liow wouid you lis & 2 with a concern where Ujere ture-——where there i# an 0 to develop your ability . eel at B
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ae eS ee ee va. STEMS PAST-nISPATCH &, — 5 = a) > ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH S78) Ss ie i= fame by features blesome. Phono- - bi ‘ 7 2 - - * _— - — ee oe ——~ - . ~~ am ~ ~ _ —-s _ on ——— ~ aon Po — es a E ae et haat abate - " ot " ee ees " x Re eat eo we 3s. Di pinata mo - ' bn * I ey a ° ‘ - ———— - ee —— Method higher bre have aithfully. -~ _- apnea: +e > 44+ + 4+eret inde + +++ 4 + * +e ++ + = \ + f t tt tr TH > Every girl ought to have a clear, attractive skin... The way to remove blemishes and to remove their cause VERYONE is immediately attracted by a clear skin—soft, free from blem- ishes and unsightly spots. Every girl longs for it. If your skin is not as clear and colorful as you would love to have it—if it is disfigured by blackheads, or by conspicuous pores on nose and chin—find out just what it is that keeps you from having this charm which everyone feels the moment they sce a clear, lovely skin. Then start at once to remove not only the blem- ishes, but their cause. Take your hand-mirror to the clear daylight and - examine your skin closely. Decide just what is the matter with it, then begin at once to see what the right: method of cleansing will do for it, and the proper treatment with a soap specially prepared to meet the needs of the skin. If you find that blackheads are your chief diffi- culty, don’t be discouraged. You can rid your skin of this disfiguring condition. Try this famous treatment for blackheads Blackheads are a confession that you are using the wrong method of cleansing for the type of skin that is subject to this trouble. Start tonight to see how much this treatment will do for you. Apply hot cloths to the face until the skin is red- dened. Then with a rough washcloth work up a heavy lather of Woodbury’s Facial Soap and rub it into the pores thoroughly, always with an upward and outward motion. Rinse with clear hot water, then with cold—the colder the better. If possible rub your face for thirty seconds with a piece of ice. Dry the skin carefully. This treatment will cleanse your skin thoroughly and keep it free from blackheads. Use it persist- ently. Do not expect to get the desired results by using it for a time and then neglecting it. But make it a daily habit and it will give you the clear, attrac- tive skin that the steady use of Woodbury’s always brings To remove blackheads already formed, sub- stitute a flesh brush for the wash-cloth in the treat- ment above. Then protect the fingers with a hand- kerchief and press out the blackheads. Thereafter use Woodbury’s Facial Soap in your daily toilet. How to get the other treatments If your particular trouble is some other one— conspicuous nose pores, oily skin, or tender skin—see the booklet wrapped around every cake of Wood- bury’s Facial Soap. In it you will find the famous treatments for all the common troubles of the skin. Get your cake of Woodbury’s today and begin tonight the treatment your skin needs. A 25c cake is sufficient for a month or six weeks of any Wood- bury Facial treatment and for general cleansing use for that time. Woodbury’s is on sale at drug stores and toilet goods counters throughout the United States and Canada, Send for sample cake of soap with booklet of famous treatments and sample of Woodbury’s Facial Powder Send 6¢ for a trial size cake (enough for a week or ten days of any Woodbury Facial treatment) to- gether with the booklet of treatments, “A Skin You Love to Touch.” Or for 12c we will send you the treatment booklet and samples of Woodbury’s Facial Soap and Facial Powder. Address The Andrew Jergens Co., 246 Spring Grove Avenue, Cincinnati, Ohio. lf you live in Canada, address The Andrew Jergens Co., Limiled, 246 Sherbrooke Street, Perth, Ontario. For pale, sallow skins If your skin is pale and sal- low, write us for the new steam treatment for this con- dition. Try this treatment one night a week. See what it will do for your skin. For oily skin and shiny nose A special treatment for an oily skin and shiny nose is among the famous treatments given in the Woodbury booklet you get with the soap. Secure a cake today and the booklet that goes with it NS ‘ . ~~ . mM Ae AS = ~ . SS hie 4 th / toe Vi a , WH Ye Blackheads If your skin ‘s mar- red by blackheads,try the famous treatment given on this page— see how successfully you can get rid of this embarrassing troubie ER ie RI NR IT IE ETA AC SABRE Ht Nam t Ph te A cat LR ANAM TT Fete fi 8 net oo AE RR pe a Oe ORC : PM Oe RI he atte he a LOS AA CNTR RLN Se ME I EIN Bn ARPT >
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Ci i PUEUIN beta we mes r-miiln WEDNESDAY EKVENING, OCTOBER 16. 1918, ‘ Service men then searched his house ana seized the sugar, which was con- Foy ES ~~ FOOD RULE VIOLATORS POSTED asin Penalized for | Smcoatve Profits, Pee ON el SOO Ce “BUY BONDS NOW ~NEW LOAN. SLOGAN Local’ Committee Urged to Im- ‘ess on People Not to Wait for Saturday. Three G rocery Mond: ay for prof- | oR SRP STS > Rae ee posted until next Sets Oe = Bete ws because of profiteering. the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, four Yiore days to go the nation to- passed the $3,000,000,000 way post in the Fourth Liberty Loan $6,009,900,000 before Saturday night. ports indicated favorable conditions for the closing days of the campaign. ‘he first really encouraging until November. uarantee of quality, - aa 1777. Fownes sets the standard in style, fit and service; for Military and Civ- ihan requirements. Administration stores as being posted un- announcement. reports carried ample evidence that the country realizes the serious busi- | ness it has ahead during the remain- der of this week to make the Fourth | Liberty Loan a success.” “Buy Now” is New Slogan. Suggestions to Women “Just Ready to Drop” When you are “just ready to drop,” when you feel. so weak that you can hardly drag yourself about— ‘and because you have not slept well, you get up . as tired out next morning as when you went to bed, you néed help. Vinol will help you just as it did these two women. Why not try it? HERE IS PROOF Pittsburgh, Pa. : Holmdel, N_J. ‘‘T keep house for my husband and and tried it and it built me up so I| appetite, buil James Croker. ~—Mrs. Thomas Ellis. For all run-down, nervous, anaemic conditions, weak women, overworked men, feeble old people and delicate children, there is no remedy like Vinol. in ol Creates Strength [ ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT ST1OUNIS POST-DISPATCH = 4} “eat ti GRIP—Lost, Saturday. yg tainiag - DEATHS | DEATHS mi 14. 1918. Frank ! eer me ior wT eet SY husband of Regina | : 91 and dear ogres! of | Pri h d Alois. and dear father- an ~ in his afty- fourth | Tens ne ‘On Monday. Oct 1 pe TP oe mnish?. peloved husbasia roa ya Rafalsky dear son of Mrs. and our dear brother. forty-fourth, year. OH. ANDB AG— Last: « -ontaining e ee + | RYE Lee bunch, wit _ Thursday. Oc x h- tag, i. a "insthow'e Penns & Shotee. papers please copy. | Seee Frank I. _ Reber. son of the late | P Ma INE Y- -Lost, ; $20 bill. | ft and Mary / ‘ MON EY—L ost, Tuesday even! ne. Bre eee thy eteane. from the residence. Reber and Mrs. Nettie) zee Waterman avenue. on Thursday, Dapers please copy. 624 South Compton av wear " 1) MONBY la st, 3 $10 bills and 3 yw Ent i to rest, after a brief | nN ered n ‘ | RICH Entered 15. 1918. at ?p ANTS— Lost: 2 pairs. on Kel lefonta F from the resi idence. 59 ‘“‘T live on a farm and am a hard PENCU.—Lost. gold, on ix. car Ne myself and I got into a weak, run- | working woman and for weak, run- down, nervous condition and no appe- | down, overworked conditions have tite. I heard how Vinol helped others found a that will create an me up and make me am strong, have a good appetite and | strong equal to Vinol. It helped sev-: feel better in every way.’’ — Mrs. | eral others in our neighborhood, too.”’ Entered into rest on Tues- | CLENNTE ntered into rest 918, D. : J 18 a. ree pe aes oeved husband of Staa RR sauneoer (nee Brad’ ey ). and dear son ; “pire : ~eommiaal | dear brot! er and uncle. | PCr RES: Lost. al finsat, Belt Line Finder, from the family | | Due notice of Reeank 7 43°0 Warne arenue, POODLE DOG--Lost. 2100° | 4 awe - Magnolia a . | PURSE—Lost. on Cass car (Ga.) papers please copr. Tuesday oe beloved son of Ed- PURSE. Lapest ; Cet 14; containine ‘88: | ward Roman. oh we. of Della. Blanche a Vivian Roman, bel: ved husband. “of. oo Francis and V irginia Gormley : son of Anna Gormley of New York Cc a and | dear brother of Kathryn Tobin, RING ao in 4400 block nv 3661 “Washington avenue will “Due notice of faneral {c) Entered it ¥ . “ . SPECTAC LES—l ast, oT? Marv! and car. Teeeell husband of Liz- | Paragon of “double the third” as a. Fourth Liberty upon the American public the neces sity of buying bonds now instead of Waiting until Saturday, Double Ease Sta $1.59 Suede Sd. a campaign and charge of the campaign in the navy, and Secretary Daniels | ments not only encouraging the men). of the navy to increase their present | total of $21,000,000, ing to the public > af WOK Aw sod ss MORGAN ST Showider | Searts, with DRPRAAOA00090000000000 0000004 Syecial at 69e,. coe ~ but also appeal- BROA DWAY is a feature to- day ‘“ aiadstoatie all Totals of Districts. Totals of subscriptions by district: were 2 ta last $12.98 Silk | v), Dresses 7.98 Lup Sale of New hy stvles fa choos: House Dresses eae eee yesterday, DEAD IN FOREST FIRES IN MINNESOTA TO EXCEED 1009 NTER $1.50 Wool F Scarfs _69c eaaeeseess | Wash Goods 25c Remnants of Yard-wide oc 9 Percales.... C S9c Remnants Wash Silks. a 4 SOC... ..... C 29c Remnants of White Shaker ? Oc Flannelette.... 39c Comforter Cretonnes, °}(j 3 3 ae inches wide. Cc for THE ORIGINAL an husband of yo sw KA reer Last: boy’ Ss: emai ii Monday: Bis dear father of a bie New Philadelphia. O. i | Sez =? leg WA’ re HM RRACELE i Lost, lady’ 8. gold, * lerce bing 3 Cafeteria (twca) -- For ladies and gentlemen, our , + uncle and brother- | and dear brother and the late Sucre Schutz. r. George Schutz. Mrs. uncle, after a brief at the age of 20 | pa pers please COPY. un Thu 7 | ning bh sangre lareday. WATCH FF RACELET —Lost, by working gi be! oved wad on Louise Hertzing (nee Klass) he best quality food -—cooked deliciously “served attractively priced moderately. utered into. rest on Sunday. a dear Feather of Mrs. at 11:3 Fulton a eed John’ ae aged os years. P. m.: Itberal reward. 3136 Bell. e «FX... 4 wm. __FOUND - . BAP LLL ML Laat oS am ~ AUTOMORILE Ww HEEL Found: on Visite. to Zion's ) the Grand funeral «OST AND FOUND han«er's tools: rewa Orest papers: 20th, 2 ist. Locust liberal rewar: f: no Questions | Kingsbury: « ‘abany h402. a Delmar 2176 MESH BAG—Lost: silver: com we 5 finder return to 3872 Ur ion calming 6. x ward eee : by | poo: girl: reward. Forest 3413. r between list and hing’s hirhway $10 bills. Finder return 48084 Ledue: ward. bound Pellefontaine car. or he and Lucas and Union Mark at. ing. between 5:30 and 6.30. Monday evens SAS2W liberal reward. n ine Gar Tuesday. 10 p. m.: ” owas if flindee will return ie 4 Thru S Frisco train arriving f . r Tuesday morning Oot ——— aad » ys ~»: ak 8 | Byrne A I adon Tt ' 1 eturn to 130" National Bank Ride, ; reward Np. e*nise call i entra] 912 Rewar ing: niease return to 4751 T Fs : . ' » ‘ ‘ ‘ e ennegss * tains kevs. scranular and » oney. ee; Cherokee or Grand car. Vice rt . s* tor ; return to “924 Wvroming at: reward © sf ‘ ‘houteau @y: aYv.5 > return 4°CGA ‘ “houtea: il ROSARY Last, on the edinas Poe BS. car: Tuesday. iorning: ont, on ees reward. mone }° orest ed ALS urday afternoon: Bair sheil rim ward (sll Grand 4240M. med; coat; Forest Park: marked Landon T oogwe, Phone Lindel! H4e6- reward, ye University or City Limits ear. or Uni at A and Skinker rds.; reward. Call Grand = : es WATCH Lost, ladv’s wriet “ atch. octaitin Fhape: monogram A. lL. HH. on hack. Will receive reward. Room 1005 me Bank Ride r on Broadway car. roin 1g ‘north, or Hodia- — mont car going wes Tuesday evening at. 5:45. Finder please ret urn same after 5:0 tion prer lines, Owner call at Visitation — _Con "ent. ‘abanne and Relt avs. te} Lost and Found iureau, Post.Di«e ‘ “OUND RY POLICE, ae BLACK Mt LE--2722 Market. ekg BLACK MULE—I1@17 &S -d st “ REGISTRATION CARIX-¢ ‘entra! edit.» 3 Infants ana Invalids on Mondar. Oct. a PERSONAL ) mother of Elias, HORLICK’S |” MALTED MILK i Rich miik, malted grain, in powder form. | For infants, invalids and growing children. Pure nutrition, upbuilding the whole body. Invigorates nursing mothers aad the ag More nutritious than tea, coffee, etc. ye Instantly prepared. Requires no cooking, | lors. Delmar boulevard. , ponwnnnpiicage a PERSONAL ' | ed remittance } must accom ny mail kKiobert os and Howard Streett. ~e — v y mail orders, a der! r funeral par- 1%, Personal and Special Notices, = per line; out-nf-toirn orders Se dine extra. Adoption, Coming E vente, lids, Legal and Dividend Notices. 154 @ line-—solid agaie. Minimum ® lines. * biscount ic per line on three or meré eae insertions, PERSONAL N. a" Mr: “ee me hear frem vou, as everything is all right. Father. (8) ‘Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price. Motor. into rest on _eeenny, PABA PBN DAI 65¢e Poplins, Silk Plaids. 4. 9 ae C , at age of 3 ye: ars, DEAT-HS ‘ean pad of Wi J. Jr ; | eae —~ eee 50c Table Oilcloth: water damaged, 2 SS Ng gal ite ys: & etc. Boe per line. PABBA LLL” —~ ——__ Flames Break Out Acain, Fanned Blankets Boys’ $7.50 forest fires will Comforts $2.50 Blankets, $1.75 gf, are re-sweeping Boys’ $10 Suits $5.00 Blankets, $3.98 § and Overcoats twill ed a pasrae kets; ire companies and are back-firiing there. fires broke out: $7.50 renete, ($5.98 Boys’ $12.50 Suits, $8. ted (jeneral Rhinow ”* $6.00 Comforts, — with 100 Tlome Guardsmey to aid in lighting the flames. 50e Cotton Serge 1) \ 1 16, 19S Sarah }:" Bates, tin 1jT~ Julian bua te S. at ! r lefiden Sui §. 4 Ridge avenue Sf Pclal ‘ _Teut : f wil ache ui 7 4 : ar a as Ne - 4} . a BEN i DIC T—Suddenty, at Chi lav rmorning. Oct. 16. f , iries WW Benedict incre V AGT l’apin! lyue notice of funeral will b Velveteens wt ioe RMAN Mntered into lay, Oct. 16, Julia Biederma $1.25 Bik), poe Y beloved wife of Ikmanual Lied p :T) rnother of So $ON, (*harles balue, lora, Williar ind Adela Riederman Yard... funeral Friday, Oct. 18, at 2 p. r it yI2S Cabanne avenue 4 rie it « _— ! Dat h er »2 Inches wide: all woo ve} late Sebastian Binsbacher, and . " — 4 . oreo TT i er Lil rering i}] ’ Vet-finish Chiffon Broadcloth, in & ’ ee tee ‘ 4 Kaeo best dark colors: yard, $2.98, ‘a ‘Funeral on Fria eT 18 ; ‘ ’ {1 . t mil ( . " 32 P i. North Thirteenth street. thence ‘ SS $3.50 oplins, $2. 98 er Peter and Paul's Cemetery, Moto: Wool Poplin 3, 4 ine hes wide: ( i. K ne albyhaer r a be kintered 2% pi 7 skirts or s hg navy blue j§ sday, ‘i _. and biack: vard. %2.98, my i onmas o Clements, beloved son , - , A liam and Florence Pingelton (nee A ouced 7 vears, 157,954 REGISTERED VOTERS, +) 8803 DROPPED FROM BOOKS Number Destetered for Coming Flec- tion 13,432 Less Than for ame Bo in — — OR eS ape tatny Pty ai oY = of Boys’ and Girls’ Shoes 3000 Pairs at Less sna ag ae Cost 198 | Boys’ Gunmetal Calf a a and Button Shoes: Shes te anaes a Revision of the registration by the Blection Commissioners has reduced the number voters in St. Louis to 157.95 of 8809 names having been stricken newest styles; 3 ¥ a a ate een fs ae i > $ $ registered voters for the election is 13,432 — Bee EO vie 7 cage wd year, which brought out a heavy reg-. Child’s $2.00 Kid , OF 3069 less than this yeur's reg- an d Muneral from residence, 815 er" } private Basement % BOLE “og Pog ee > a i.® « & ; Doler (nee Clooney), and our de; . ; bores . ¢ ’ 7, } 4 a Pocc a 4 ” # : one Pe ll] take pla from = ; Gienrnee cit his Tri e a » TOOKRDIANN, aear S$ I 50 Petticoats ~ Mrs. fin |: a ? : Murphysboro (fU.) paper please SI .00 Sweaters e BRUNE--Eniered into rest. on — + funeral wil) tak DHliace from t, " *~ OE AE KS CRIM is RN 4 YEARS FOR STEALING AUTOS | Kelley Was Member Gang Which Confessed 50 Thefts. Frank Kelley, £220 Dickson street, the .Circuit Court automobiles from ptreet néar the National League base- — Ale © AED OLS EAE II nO TET ALR! OS. BMRA PAE OER | Towels, Pleaded gullty: a et ee Large size hemmed Huck i Ne eee -- Judge Davis to four years in the Boonville Reformatory. Kelley was one of a gang of five boys Who confessed to the theft of | more than 50 automobiles last sum-_| mer, mostly from the vicinity of ball | * Nill ian tai oon ce ad -30c Muslin ee i ee eee eee ake Leen send oilliaioal “em vara Oct. 15, 1918. at 5:52 $7 Mattiog: Rugs, Oxi2; @ » veloved husband o 5 co 2.95); parks while games were in progress. Leonard Marshall. have been sen- rf ancies, — an : plume e3 ; Two Of the boys, and Frank Sargent. tenced to the reform school, and two mthers, Robert Frederick and ee ee 1 CONROY -On 7 sday, Oct. 13 c re + en onroy, lear age of 36 vears Went, await trial. Women’s $1.25 Upion Suits | Ribbed { ‘nion sleeveless: lace knee: CA? 1 ty $1.00 vests $250 FINE FOR HOARDING SUGAR Brewery Employe Pleads Guilty to Having 100 Pounds. ‘Union Suits pleaded guilty Dyer’, cham bers hoarding eugar, and paid a fine of Boys’ ae $2.69, $1.69, $1.25 Administration learned that Schnell had in his home a sack of 100 pounds of sugar, and loue ‘ ' Oct, 15 VIS gat O&O 1 rm ‘ peel . Merritt N. J.. Fiward Coughlin, dear broth. | @ a aper er oft Virs (,eorke K erber ines Cone! n / : , ‘ames amd Victor Coug! : u iotice of ‘ . ; POL, a a HU LTZ Jobn Polleachuits Jr. 10,000 rolls ef handsome Wall Paper; patterns suitable for any room in the house: per : _ 4, IMIS, at 1:18 p _ ward Czarnecki, beloved son of lena Mary Czarnecki, and our dear broth: int years Ic, 33c, 64c, Death notices first © lines or $1; cack extra line 20c; memoriams, « -seAteD PROPOSALS 8 atid ie ee ae PROPOSALS FOR LEVEE WORK-—-Of Mies sissippl River Commission, Ist ard districis, Custom House, Memphis. Tenn. —~ Sealed proposais Wiil be recelved here until Ii m. Oct. 31, 918%, for « onstructing about 175 000 cubic yards of earthwork in the Reelfoot Levee i istrict, Further ise furmation on application. STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS BATES tian into rest _ on Wednes 7 STOCKHOLDERS’ MEETING—The annual HN Rroadway (88) ti LOST and FOUND. Altenhofer. 1955 Withuell av.. St. Leula Mo. hj n’s _ Sant » Tats at As A) eo Tr . 3 Tune, one ul hiova i l hi ers: , \." var | rics —— ‘ Pe Mn Ses . ee . ' MM ia rs ext \ 1 bee ap A gape he coi Cmca vr une, ou d ae ‘ and brother. of Ww il tat, . . . pe , ’ a , , , C BP onerat win lace frm the resi FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN nies J) Cel tf hei aren 000 Falr a Thursday morn: ng. Oct 17. at 9 oc! ‘ iT? ad oo 4 * . ** “>. 4) sacle B BUSCH Passed away, | peaceful Wright — Te Nnlosk’ eee aed AN ELECTR lt’ TRON FREE NEEDRING “7 Yi ae , nesda\ (bet 1S ¢ 4:30 nm. m Vre *) « : = + “al ’ “At — : Large a : Oortrr ef | Ke t ie eons ™ y & Or ea father of Bertha j.inole ms cut from roll: ¥ hichard Busch, at the age of 8% pretty lardwood fan y ‘ ; monthe., bloc] or lwuneral on Thursday. Oct. 17 tile D ¢ f. 1) 7 irom the residence. Opa? »A tern ‘ } 3 avenue to Missouri Crematory. ' a B —~ | , ; rer : Uare ( ASSIN Mnterer) nto rest on Cy Lue notice of funerg! Phone Rell 2737, 1109 Pine st. se MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES —L a credit terms on diamonds, watches, jewe ( iHMrRERN Machine, i ool and Patter® VW mrk« tes arl te neral athe w - ach Vietor H. & HW. MACHINE SHOP. seneral repairing and machine work, 4200 — aston Hell Lindell 3168, ” GAS PIPES BLOWN Of ay For $5.0, WITIT EACH HOUSE WIRED THIS WEEK. » Rooms With Fixtures $15.50 will wire five reoms with é ‘ nx " epeaeelinasigpaeiies Flaring sailors, an Lydia. “and ‘eon oe so Felt Mattress; line Muneral from family residence. 2542 J ’ ~ ¢ : j Dia 2 s ] ic. hurs " cpa , i i: tt. te Maumee Manet ca STOVE REPAIRS Mi I ‘ ete Si. " BAA BPD OO ee -. | REPA ATS cor "an eld stove.” 131 t/A. G. BRAUER SUPPLY CO. Mary Smith, Anna ubb, George hmily K ober, our dear Bister- in- law. at fication and reg) a. N. 12th st. Central 3491R. einie a Stove repairs. 310-218 N. Third at ‘F runeral Frida Oct. 6. at 2:9 en ee we ete oe from residence of her sister. Mar t*is Pope “uvVenue, to S?. l’e ler Motor ~ » » ‘ cow (:HEIN cient ered into rest or moving packing furniture te bones Keiner, Central 421. (tive 3721 ‘chet 1741 Mar cus; Delmar 1599K |ADVANC bs WOVING © $450 per laad of . C7 AKNECKI At Fort Riley. Kan... "pots and scar on sunday q bert 1 7 ; 7TH SIDE STORAGE AND MOVING CG P “1803 Sidney s. P| ed warehouse, £07. BS! dney os * | CHBAPEST price en your “storage, Straved ‘trom 223 irtatol rd.. to name Tommy: ‘reward f re- _Telephone Webster ow mel }* in eral fear) res} fence. 4" Semple a’ J pqs. on Ww ednesday. a pacscing. by job: furniture in ‘mon Moving Coe.. ot: (raves, La 7+c and 9c All above Papers sold only demanded that he surrender it. with berders to : _ match. eort of workers mo of them ope ——J} My employed; but IF THE W — - ~ : . . . oo : ? Yor NEED I8 TO BE FOU] Post-Dispateh Want Ad will nue, on Thursday, et. 17, 1918 at » Calvary Cemetery, Funera private. >» It may be true that it {s more dif- ficult than usual to Bec ure the right mmodation, | household goods, panes ete. move, | ehip: best service: cemsign yreur eare Grand-Laciede ave. Léndeli 2 p= a containing bank book and from iaresete Rros’ hee « ae 14530 Mallway Ex- ie) ie Copocerdia = ry. STORAGE AND MOVING Pe ee GUARANTEED price on your storage Dy 1@ heur: storage. ™m ving packing, ¥ fer AA. fi irfiiture ‘nn e* hange. Ketaet, contract; large aod rma!l trucks. MOVING distant to)6©61f®))6miles. silane preciality, pecking and eshiprtag: Comrany. bended Lindell] 4am, De Sam. LEONORI STORAGE Tee ‘lrepreef warchouse fer safe seterage ————— WALL PAPER CLE WEDNEED $6: alec Morris, Lundell SR. JOBS - low-price Mie ee Franklin av [GING. cleaal FAT BA’ 3113 W. Milton. PER nm HANGING and pa ble prices: Prompt as app ets bi: Forest 7 A gix strictly private TARE | nee now. at Adam bl: L a indell 4745. dance all da LEARN to Ha: 2h lessons y b : $517 Olive st. Phone Lin CAVE Dancing A Ac cademy. lessons every afternoon, private or in class. Call ————— NCING Every Sunday — evening. except every Tuesday and Frida sion fincluding war tax ladies 0c. No eRtra ebar. strections or checkroom f chesetra and latest music fleor and accommodation araderny. Olive and 29th. — DETECTI\ POPPA AA A AAA” VB—-RBXPERT, € vestiga ting. seeten av. dence, 4 a eed DETECT!‘ v a. Spe atrietly Forest 143 lL. M rr ‘DRESSMAKING ANI tet ie DRESSMAKER-Silk and and up: also children's “4z7R7r | DRESSMAKER-—-Expert. | eutt parte. dreaemakine. modeling. new; can make eat 24. a 1. ADIEKS’ “tallored coat su! $i2 up: oan silk an rments remod Phone. Lindell £535. ta ad. MEDICA YOUNG women nengiee we ing confinement can fin Rt. Leoule Maternity Hos ineton bi ——— a . — PROFESSIC BEB LPL OL A Ae A tl DERMATOLOGY—Superfla cial blemishes removed troftyaia: ladies only Railway Fachanree Hide. —- m - ~ ee oe eee EMPLOY WANT ~~ Solid Gte. firat thre itional lines 1 coumt le per line on . eer tions a ee ee a MEN, BO Pea LL ah at” lal alll ARMATURE AND STA’ Sit.. first-class mecha Post Dispatch, Eats ARTIST Commere ini, wal Rox N-104. Post Dispatet LARTBENDER—-Sitt. by fire are. singie and steady. Dispatch BRN HE BOOK K BEEP ER-ACCOU NT or Post or give inatructh weekly or monthly | Rox DOOK KEBPHKR sit. by keep complete set. roung empt: furnteh good referer Voreat A242 POY — Sit. by colored. Bry wants to lear machini Peepien, 2723 3 Franklin CARPENTER. BUILDER terations, jobbing: plans N Hours, 7-1. after ¢ CHAUPPEUR—Stt. with iahe hauling 1943 (Cone CHAUFPEU R-—-Married. * truck or delivery car Dispatch (OOK « St by Japanese Ay hourew ork eity \ Peat Disnat: h . cou NTRY ROY 16. wants repair shop some erper! care. Ad. Rox |, Cane. (HAUFFEUR—Sit will heavy tru: ks reference CHAUPFEtU'R—-&it. by colo own repairing: reference 41 Weer st Belle p! DRIVER— —Sit., driving }'o 1? years old. Charie« et. ENGINERR--Sit. by licer machiniat hh Samean _LNOINEER Licenaed with laundry have §50 eet. Row (.346 Poat-t FARM MANAGER Capabd tieal, economical reap r.arried, aged 34. faceiien eurth knowledge of fruit. o ‘rai farming. care and me «rf #mall farm. ertate or’ Stevenson 2TRE Madievr MAN .@it. by ws ne han ruck driver 73" | Tetasa MAN Mit vy young — + evenings ON ("2 MAN Mit by YOUTE ran Years clerical experien ‘rave! Rox (265 Peet MAN .@i10: young on «de “Saturday afternoen r -21 Itaska MAN Fideriy. sober. relia rent home in rivate Wagen. beet of references MAN. sit young marr Clase, wants position in “8 hetper: hae machine som4é gaa engine experien _Side 1 W os Sit ‘oface work oO alk draft ace y a oat Tiispatch Mand She general wati! and experienced in sale Penreral office & ving. en tive. inteilicen clean hal *rerces Sut-of-taen cone Setice seii- tad ana inte Rox A237 t*eret.Lyemete? OFFIC MAN ai even! ter ora arty | v rormpetent res “mice man esate charset of fartery. and wares ve! DNematch PAPER HANGER Paint work: firet tenn Cem . - x PAPER HANGER-—stt tu retair: very remaona bie. PLU Mah Warts to 7 OF ner : f* Sear alle a PORTER —<aiored man, | Si thon Hher anc reise Rear « +i 0*, Diaeepa’ SRST we ‘ . =™Me firm ‘calie he Peferencrs Fine Y.TE f 4 YOUNG MAN Wants to ‘rade, orefer wood a enn, hee warily tex * YTOoUNG wMaN eu 2 +e *iperience prefer to be or r in engine room TR = Dn ae _ SITUATIONS— wo AvP memaae Sit. he a @ refinement in physician WT, Pent. oa noe eecikt. oo home Sesame. ‘ia . tet BOOK K KEEPER 8 exce PReee emiraved <.c @ Seeks evenings a ©.) M KSEEPER--Yoeune of seiderty cour’ Bea © S home with home.
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WEDNESDAY. 9ST AND FOUND Lost et ete t Lost: containing | jews , ; el ry. Mone) & ford - me aoeines i? rere Charies: == Be. W. Milton, 2115 Cabany 5402 turned, ‘ ser. : t, bunch, with” ta :; 3 e s HANGING and painting 213 76X &. G, ‘ali ; 2 SE prompt service, B— Lost: Silver: cont taining “51 Deimar bl: Forest 7525 sturn to BS72) Utah 5.8008: “WEE SapBRING. cicaning. inside painting. tioor bl.: Mberaj re. - 3 arent service: estimates will surprive vou. | S 2 Fiore, Dec. Co. 4225 Cleveland Grand poor “Working {ey Lost, 2 f. b>. om Forest 341: 3. OCTOBER 16, 1918. WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC. OE te he pe Aa pare Ne is ba Monee 1 Se Spee So Lae ema ey 5 Ws ot 72 ns Centra! (3) at verv rea- L. Nichols, | fot) | ee ———— _ feRy Tuesday evening. and md pnass wvtt ATi BY PROFESSIONAL Lost. 3 $10 bilis and 3 $]_ Deliefontaine car. or and t'nion Marka ; een 5:20 and 6. 30. moneny even. . 3 ines; Toilet Articies, 25c; iberal reward, all Sidney e 3 bc. Discount Ic per line — = fe) . a more insertions. Msi: 2 pairs, on Beilefontain ne ‘Car, . & Orne ; Phrush, : 4 eee Pagt arepee reward if findes a. ARTIFICIAL LIMBS wee ith g jolid agate, lic line, minimum 2 ae M edicai, on 3 oF POL st. roid, or > 8 z . -- a i md ————_o—rn—rrr™ —™* eet ene Egg i ) Pullman — car. a P. KANE CO. 1622 Olive, ground floor, morning, - § ‘ ig ‘estab! ished Sf 0: olde sf limb fac fory in Padon.’”. Pe os oe ae ie . ee ri; limbs guaranteed five Bank Bilde.: rew; pias a Centra! 27021. years, Olive ani SS) joo lLperr. [wo. } ‘ ; a - 7 i: : Sentra) ¢ iT. Belt line Pinas . a ATTORNEYS AT LAW, eet ee ‘ Oe ati ae Magnolia ar. ES AL LAW Bureau, “806 Chestnut: legal! os ~ y Y matters. collections; experienced atto-neys: a Sie . SSNS ST tt eee 4e8) L matters, damage and pension cases DOG—-~ Lust. S100 — | pat. son Cass car Tuesda ¥ Morn. ey ce . ae core to Vol Te att con - LEGA ™ ' Miar ¢ ‘} ’ $y 08 ind mone E faithfully attended to: sdvice 408t- toet. 14: conta inine $6: 3. a z tru t free. 124 fel4) A far, Victor 22417 or ———————— — sin YOmIng® st.: reward. se Pace ; : DANCIN et. in 4400 block : ze G MGA Chouteau ay, Sdav morning: rew Wark ery. rest 20M 015 Rav- : mteed in 6 iessons, Mrs ES—iost. on Marviand car. guare = { ‘houteau av : ey BPBBP PB PPO OO LP Le at ee 4 K TROT. oné-step, giiaranteed, $5: pri- Lost, on the sy one gaa or ‘Grand - | om lessons. Cabany 5710; ev enings only. Miller, For a (eX) ternonor air he . ey gee 4 HM Grand 424m 8 Timed; @ «TAKE six strictly private lessons and learn nee mow. at Adams’, 3965 West Pine | | da peat Park ®; small: Mon lay: “Dive | to Lindell 4745. fnarke) Landon Carter : © LEARN to dance all dances correetly and Lindell 646- reward, {ey ee ae . F quickly = Arcadia; 2% instructors: private RAC LE lost wen 8. 201d. or a | ny ho.wr: closses every evening . or City Limits ear, or te Te | aes Olive I s. Phone Lindell 4: inker r is.; rew ard. (‘all Granda “4 q CAVE Dancing A Acar lemy Olive oo os (e&) an —Jth: Ce) . 2 lessons every afternoon, except Suniavs: ees \eav's wrist watch, octagon . & vate or in class. Call or phoae t.»mont Onograin A. I. HW. on bark. Finder Set) | 4 \ " ; ’ - —— Be in ~ — - ove reward. Room 1005, Vederal > DANCING-——E ‘very Sunday _ ,afternoor and (4) F every evening. exc = _Monda RACELET LA Y had 4 onfidentiai. RY POLICE, eety sone — Miss Jackson, 5040 in vestigator: and resi- 1sSTW., (36) 5) jaa Marke & , : - a RATION NF J 6 Eg # DRESSMAKING AND MILLINERY : 4 POPOL m DRESSMAKER-—Silk and cloth - — : R S O N A s 3 japReMAKER -Expert: auick. ai and Special N otices, 20¢ est 2455, ° out-of-toirn orders Se per tra. Adoption, Coming FE vents, egal and Dividend Notices. 7. ia garments remodeled. dresses: $5 | and up: also children’s dresses. J.indel| | ic) ‘most diffi- cult parts; dreasmakine. 75c per hour: re- | modeling, new; can make evervthing. For- | LADIES’ tailored coat sulis maae to order. $i2 up; fancy silk and cloth dresses. xUaranteed. solid agate. Minimum ® lines i Bone Peaelt 4895. 3697C Olive , x TET en : mi ic per line on three or more insertions. e a gaint ee oe £ MEDICAL PERSONAL é - SA a le Oo. (c83) te te ee PE PPL a YOUNG women siotine Satie. before and 4ur- | senre must accompany mail orders. ing confinement can find assistance at the —— tang Mag ¥ Bt. a Maternity Hospital, io-N. J. M.: Let me hear from Ineton 4518 vVervthing is all right. Father. (®) F a — PROFESSIONAL © EACED ) PROPOSALS. t cht | PRIVATE SECNHETARY — Experienced ; : | young lady. desires position as private | sential work. Apply AMERI- Cation. ' Db. EK. R.—Some of the best ceol]- EN LIL POR DERMATOLOGY__Su Ritiet dens hair and fa- | FOR LEVEE WorRK Office cial blemishes removed by 12-needle elec (ommission, Ist ara 34 E FO ae aeeee® aly. Memphis. ‘lenn,.— - received here until : — Miss EF. Callon, 1831 Railway Techangre Bide. Pheae Olive 4: oh “18, for constructing yards of earthwork in : > me . Dist trict, Further in- 3 : = IwoLpens MEETINGS | PIEMPLOYMENT ci | — “4 roe anneal a WANTED MLETING—The annual stockho! iers of the Eimer. Co. for the election of ~ folid onsite. att three lines serve during the ensu- or iess lines 10c each. Dis- the transaction of such , count le evn hie on 3 or more in- | properly come be- gt ser tions meeting. will be held at tbe office . @ NLL PN a APL ed ompany. Washington ; Les Sbuls Sto... igton ay, an4 zIst : MEN. BOYS on Wednesday, the 13th MOvernbher ‘ _ is 418 ' y 54 PARADA ns ee Oe NOt al eal ~ | if. P ’ President. ™ #§&£ARMATURE AND STATOR “ HITE Mon Secretary, . Sit.; first-class mechanic. ix, Ma. Oct ry i91s : 2 Post- ‘Dispatch, LI MATS! MEETING—Southwest- g yee Commerciai, wants nome work. ing arid anufacturing Co.. Office . = Box N-104, Post- Dispatch. »- mt. Louls. Mo . Bae iy 1918, ; 4 HARTHN FE. Ss ” hereby given that by resolution of 3 “4 age: INDER—Sit. by, firet clase, ¢ of Directurs, a special meeting of a Dispatch olders of the Southwestern Invest- _— ROOK K Th STAND. mg and Manufacturine C oO. will be ; KK EDI eo NTANT he office of said company, Roorn Weekly or mont Gank Bldg., in the ¢ ‘ity of . ety Or hiy t0Ox JLh, WINDER Box C-30S8, (23) ove Yr araft C-266, Pori- (3 Will audit or post or give instruction jn bookkeeping ; }’ ont - Dis. Wednesday, the 4th dav . bKOOKKEBPER—Sit. by satericnaed can between the hours of 9 keep complete set: young married man: ex- | 12 noon®of said date, to rent: ea food references; $25 per week. |, |e t 6842. iy __ (a drive Ford, rn machini st trade. Robert Upon A proposition then a ea to them to re- - by colo ‘fapital stock of en qd company from of One Hundred Thousand Dollars wants to lea um of 4 wenty-five Thousand Do! - q _Peepies, 2733 Frank lin, colored, “TR: can oO such other sum as the stockhold- CARPENTER, BI TILDER—792 N. Kuclid; e@i- | determine, and also to consider terations, jobbing: Dians furnished. Forest | Upon a proposition to decrease the : . __ Hours, 7-1, after _6§ p.m. ee ee (¢ 2) “ oe pS said te pacer ated and the ’ CHAUPPEU R—Sit. with ~ Ford truck ¥ wanis Zuim as the 2 light hauling. 1943 } Congress. Pret ten ; 4 CHAUFFEUR-—-Married. wants job driving cretary. ; —— or delivery car. Box A-295, Post- | ; ch. ispa (}) oe : = Tog aaerre by apanese: “experienced cook > a ond housework: city or country. box ‘5, Poat- Disnat. h. “ ‘ma torit v of the stockholders. ‘ nO as . = , ® COUNTRY BOY——16, wants situation in auto | rn Sea EB repair shop: some experience on Chalmers ~~ ’ 5 +4 . Broadway. Sars. Ad. Box 1. Case, Mo. od INFSS CA R DS . : op neries giiehh, D. | (fh) ee | CHAUFFRU R—Sit. by colored: first-class: do 4 s* lie a mitumum 30a. | 41 West Relle pl. ui ce per line on three or idles __ More insertions. DRIVER—Sit. driving Ford, by we ere POO LL gl nard CLEANING —UPHOLST’G vearnnt Be ON Ne el lala _B e rpet Cleaning ai’ 2024 Olive st. PS, (cB) tio — - , rene $! 500 . "$1000 to ie. ‘ ‘leaning | Cc o., carpets vest. -346, Post-Dispatch. j ’ Brar "451 ic®) young man, 7 i old. Charlies Keysar, ® own repairing: references. Lindel] 1054: |“ 1866 Me- | by licensed engineer and omsen. ne S. ISth. Posit Married, aged 34. excellent referencee. thor- | ELLANEOUS NOTICES Cuth knowlede of fruit. poultry. stock, ren- Pa ot ee ee eral farming. care ANG tmnmanagement of large or amall farm. estate or country home. BROS. & (O.- lowest prices and easy ‘ s ‘ us on SNe uth Watches, jewelry. wee 278 Madison flour. 308 ® Gth ‘st. ___ (ot i yy young man of 21; = = a y t 1 1 vee . Ons. re connie aT] ons sien,’ pa put : ruck driver. § 2921 Texas ay §5) class 5: as Os that don't burn off: also repair . ‘ MAN. Sit, by young, married, afternoons or Ware. “15 N. Rroadw ay. (cS0) _ evenings Box C-352, Post-Dispatch. iS) RN Machine, Teo} and Pattern * MAN. Sit. by young man, 17 years old: 3 Giles and pe lathe work. 3 years clerical! experience: would like to ce USS iihnell ay., St. Loula, Mo. q e + tox (-AGh. Post- Dispatch ietor om ba J Ye .. young, can devote evenings and L& HH. MACHINE ee ae 2 “@tumMday afternoon. Thomas repairing and machine work. a R21 Itas ka. (FAS PI PES q Wages; best of references, Box ot SN Le Ok, $3.00, > a MAN Sit. “young. married in deferre 1 og A akan Aah B Class: wants position in auto - ) cates, re (cS) . ] a8 helper ; has machine shop. Pell Lindel) S168, (4) > | MAN. E’derty, sober, reliable, wants perma- c nent home in private farnily electric and engine experience Phone River- Kresyman, rs repair shop s4ECTRIC TRON FREE | side Maw MAN~-Sit.- “office ‘work or ‘collecting. class THT KACH HOUSE 1 atk draft: age 22: state Salary. Box Post. pepe: h. RED THIS WEEK. ‘ 4 MAN Sit. : untilitv man. capable in sales, correspondence. 4% iving, shipping. ooms With l’ixtures : oo intelligent. clean habits: exceilent ref- Oul-of-town considered. y Wiil wire Ove rooms with 3 Re ted. and interview fixtures Sit months to pa). mk i *4 : Post-Dienatch appreciated. handy, at- correspen- *&5) LL he ELECTRIC Co., me | OOF PICE MAN Git: evenine empiorment by | ett st Live rine ot. tel ee thorough iv com Detent respons ib! work, affice — ———— + — be Racn'.® ate character of tory and Wazes pvid. Box STOVE REPAIRS _ atch. el a ell 4 PAPER H ANt sy h- Pa nN ae “any old stove.’’ orshaw . = Work : firet-clans. Central rth - ‘) B3th st. Central 3491, ms PAPER HANGER —Sit.- bainter ic . = Femair: verw reasonable And BR A [J }- he SUPPLY CoO. PUMRET Wants to work for property and general | . Anppiy Mr eh! 1. ; BOX, NAIL (S--Hand and machifie. ait in {@ jf Rox 1-146, Poet-Dispateh i.* y ‘ > atel Stat} Oth and Washineton. ; Var o, (od) th . as pa . N AT IONAL I, EAD CO., Man. Brush. H . San ' 1900 Morgan fe) 801. ICITORS Wied Two ‘en aolicitere, men » emploved | N-78, Post- | ner at a atc, 31 Pease able "S07 Norwood Pairs, 310-318 N Third et. _(c8) Se re ed man. wishes steady po- —- . @ Sition: sober and reliable; state salary. ORAGE |E AND MOVING P Ber €:330, Post -Dincpatch 8 , ee ee tee ® 9 Hay RET Sh RY j aa . ‘ industrial tas Shs 4 C-.5322, P.- NT RED o pris e on your rvroragke. ' €3 ~~ % Spec laity. }? tiarte- > Packing: ri ri = in meee CT a . CLERK . Beans S2tR, Olive oent ) receiving cier} » Sed @ hour: storage. — oy ‘ing. . pac ‘king. Z t; furniture in exchange. Ketner. F some firm shipping who is in| deferre,; Class SS. riahes to eonnect with loontiv furnieh first-class Us: Delmar t0eR fold) ¥ eee Box Y-3168 P oat-liienatch MOVING Co t4 io ‘per load or a YOUNG MAN ~Wantea to learn > large and rmall trucks. Bomont - | cood-paying | trade. refer wood paltern raking. but 4 —— 4 ont t neve warily Box 358, Poet-Dievpatch, lel4) & YOUN M DE STORAGE AND MOVING CO, ae ie MAN fit. 3 youre’ machine shop pA Fireproof warehouse, V lgter — | ol [eee lence prefer to be empioved nas cer der in engine room Box ¢-408, P re on ‘your. storage. moving. arene oe _SITUATIONS— WOMEN. LOA tall en eee GIRLS distant to 100 miles. Planes our 4 ATTEN 'TENDAN'T Sit. by a middie-agei ladv of > Decking and shipping: Olive 4 f } Some with home, Box C-418, P.-D, (63x) (cS) | "4 se A . ee BAK ER— First hand, oy boy to learn trade: SZ Finney: Lindell FARM MANAGER —Capable, efficient, prac- | | 0, & ffice, Box pe clid and St. Toul uls. es e & 906 Franklin av (cls) | ELASVA TOR OPERA: ae (3) | BOY—16 to 17. to deliver orders and work a a .), PAPER HANGING. ite oF and decorating. ay. _references. Seana Ro: experienced;| in meat stand. 26-27 Union Market. (c3 A GIRL—Bit.: colored: | BOY—-To run errands. Apply 323 Merchants- | _ day, _Virwie, 2124 ‘ Gretion Dy day ut and f niddle- aged, to run - etpected. Box N-263. Post-Dispatch (cS) HT MEATCU ane Steady work, at once. | = Brecht Co. 1210 can cpctocy work. Cob’ | | WeATOUTy Eh — Gs ienced: steady job and | , _ €00d pay. John iaieo a Praskiia. ert SOL D E R ERS — | lecrwork. MECHANIC—Viret-class. track eark” > Mas UNION BISCUIT ¢ ‘O.. 1103 N, tin Motor Trv CK (o : Bi4 }? ine. ich “Sj } MEC iAWIC — rat-cle drouwad ’ ixt a i¢ letio Auto ©o., 142s “Morgan a Si AKIBMAN —Care for six horses baréwat . —-- = : HANIC ina : one who can : Ty business Hox 1-208 Post-Disoatch Bros. & Harfieid. | : fo®) party. Box D-39. Post-Disnatch icSOy . ALLA e HEI! PER New and oid work: G21 N. Kuctid : ; : “047 Clark av. ‘'! TIN AND SHEET IRON WORKER Por | bOYS Over it. for light work.| country shop; permanent posiiion fer good ~ iy ° ; ; ‘ : is 48 ° Vandetente coy mechanic of i o r 171m ON Garrison. stock work. Apply Rice & Hutchins, only one group of persons to wihieen and nter KoeG character Address Mo And girls: stea: a) employment Appts Biff ho mb! Mg and Sheet Meta! ‘o.. Poplar | ; v ' HOUSEGIRI—Sit. by neat colored. and Washington. C #2 hee Ay 4 soldier must allot a part of hie | 21% North Market , Eive age, experience and wages | : : for house work. ¢All or write Mildr + oe : : ; : ; prominent r . ec r, 26° YS ¢ work In stock room ; "PY? me | WN. Jeffereon ] Taylor 2627 LB gg tot BAB... S:ein-Poulsen Mf¢. Co phy Sician to w hom your letter w as | HOUSBEGIRL—B8it y @x | 1209 Washineton. — (ci - | , | . , xpe” ienced sinal! : ——— - av ; the rf pi@ases provided they are j; } | family; no washion’ go home nights. Po.| BOYS—For light work in factory: good op- have had the i nfluenz had shel’ ¥ OF n ft mont ~*49R. portunity for ac ly ancement Pe rfec ti on be € rn) In no hospit al. Ge vy if while | HOU se KE K P KR Sit. : widow. with 2 : Mfr _ Co. _ 201 N Leffingwell. (eb) recovering from an Operation is un- and 1% years: respectable. 15375 Olive. aie, | LOY About 15, for general office work. must fortunate, but you should be thank- referred savs: “Your tte might! an there after allot to a marr ! ina SEK EEPER Sit. for ‘ _ come wel! recommended, : 8 Car | | ) i more for home, _ 30x NY "244. Post Dispatch: | roll st feo? tC} tion 6 6as)6©WWIIL COaSssUre her rec overy »f his insuran hes, + Phe Same is true i w\ —-Strong, in the tron department. Heck mm 675 on tan merry der ; . Ce ) a ; - - . i IN ." F is, First ‘ ‘ase. go00d wakern si ea i* rescribed deg ‘ree of kindred. lle ve te Zenera i of in : vv) i he b sy ork VW estern Stamping Cao ; v4 WN 2.) biutterine And voung men. at 200 ‘ugenia «ft. “igen Frisco news service (3) iarge mEnetne turing Piant:; Steady work. ~_ essential 49D\y 4t once or 7 a { presite? ’ J al ech) : _iron Co., 120 N. Main : bowl MAKERS ax first-class: to work ex if TOOL ROOM MAN—Fyirst-ciass. allround You Lowell Bleacheryv. 7710 Polk. « tions and wages. Apply rear entrance, 2808 lLaxuet ic) LADY—sit. by youn lady, ihoo| a ; J “s ote “schoo! BOY -16 to 17 years old, to work in drug. pnone.) daily when patients are assigned to ME: Three, young. 18 to 20, with mechan- a re one east. with office experience Call For- | store; must have best references: good posi- siiieiahdaae . S ke tion for good boy. 457 Page bl, - | LADY—Sit. by expe rienced, ‘mites office BOY -Age 14 to 17: office work: good ehance examine your blood. Jest bio od work. can operate typewriter: references for advancement. Apply S a. m. Thursday, purifier is pure air with careful Mondays, Saturdays: . hrs | to _Post-Dis a : : tepatch. (3) BOY—Intelligent. over 16. for blue print Fruits and vegetables are he! pful ne Se “ | . . ; ™ «t:)? PRIVATE DANCING. 4415 Was! MIMeCON tel,; | LAU NDRESS—sit. : bundies to. ‘bring home: | machine operator. APPiv Room &0U if fruit is ripe and vegetables prop- ted space in pavilion ) write or call. Kliza Ware. 2809 Adams. (3)! Union Electric Bidg.. 1th. and Locust sts || erly cooked. Cooked grease should MISs IRENE.—Soldier rifts: is) MRS. AMELIA.—Physician wi])| Sick ward. Public visiting days Pp. om Visitors not generally per- furnished: salary reasonabte. Sox C-285. | 1722 Locust. (c diet. and avoidance of irregularities |™itted to attend Patients’ Weekly entertainments, On account of lim- experience. $15 week io start 105 N. | RIMMER —On autemobile: — repair work iway (c) 4401 (Vive ic . Who have had exverience washing riNNER And liuper’s helper. Cali a’ Apply Mr Brosh Hote! Statler once, -216 Carr set mn] Washington ..“! TRUCKER AND LOADER—1n shipping de O pross straw hats, expenenced pre- partment, Wholesale house. 706 N. &d. ‘elt) * > * ,, ; ’ s ‘ ’ v . . (ox : ¢ P ’ tr er + - ; ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ . scution for bigamy should there be/'"& ‘rom » to small articles to |; kolsom any iwrenee., C WOrs LAUNDRESS-—sit. by white for Thursday. W A RE ( U., I ourth and W ash P marrinde “be oa diverbe : gatet tee add to the. comfort and pl leas Pe | z of the recipient. (Talk with P oO.) Wanted for Essential War W — Call after 7 a. m Boment 659, meton (eS) — ae - : -LACKWELIL.—“What procedure}, LAUNDREMS-—-Sit. by first-class ‘ NS Bee ~— a : BLA ss ‘ ‘| before sending “mont 2265, raeen: Coleres: "| BOY—BRIGHT BOY OVER 16 || is necessary for a man to remove| °f°re #€Pding.) grag aie Mama | : 5 * | his sister-in-law from his home, if! MISCELLANEOUS iA U NDRESS- Sit.; colored: ‘Thursday and y K A R SS TO WOR] IN she fuses ¥ ‘ 1 his rif i Friday. Bomont 1398 Ww. _ Savanah, oe die vi a y SNe Feieere . , _s | H. H.—lIf law ro| Mas Cheer Bags, 12 inches. o f o'clock. MENGEL BOX CO... and bench hands and men to. in glue room; Government. work. Apply at once. 5826 S. AT NASHVILLE, TENN. ‘Broadway, (c4) : WAITERS--Colcred. $35. roam ‘and board Men to be trained as operators. If Hamilton Hotel. Hamilton and Mapte. (ce) YrT) ) an { beta ’ 2 ' sists on her staving there: | : : WAREHOUSE MEN— Three Apply superin- STOCK : GOOD O| I ORT I NI- | is none. “Is it necessary for a man READER.—Master mechanic em- |! in non-essential work call at Dept. H, tendent’s office. Pittsburg Plaie Glasa Co 105 Market and let us explain it. (¢7) | 1009 Spruce” (eS) MILI. LABORERS 321A per hour: steady | work. J. €C. Finck, Barton and Kosciusko | MOL DERS— Experienced machine molders: S | ' moiders: steady work and good pay: state | LAU UNDRESS Sit. by colored, ,washing bun- Delma be = feo mandant. been Solicitor (ienera) Attorney | £Asverience dies. rough dry, ‘bring horhe. fret-clase | EUSWOY Colored. duller’ Mestaurant, 26 INQUIRER.—U. S. did not declare| General, First Lord of the Admiral. || MOLDERS— Hench and saueezer malders: can » work; reasonable; reference; prompt. Lin- N. 9th st. (ori it » againet Tarke. ty > . ¥ - ; ‘ ' - cA “aT ‘a? , > . ‘ - : , ‘ privates fa mily Call 3018 lar hye . | BO SS RO YS—Colorea. Apply Warwic k Ho {( ross. } hone y M. { NURSE--Sit. by competent; references... H tel. loth and Locust. (o4) L. C.—A. R. D. may mean Auto- 7 rica i h-schoo! giri | BU SHE LMEN—S0c per hour: steadv time. matic R eplacement Draft et the heel be heard. \URSE—SIt. by hig -schoo! girl as nurse or | 752 Collinsville av.. Bast St. Louis, [fl.: St ‘ A _« ; Se i governess for children, from 2:30 p. m. Box! Clair #111. } s, Nia Bis mate sg a staeae th — .. atc! a : . a é avit - Noyer that yo C-304. Post Dispat h, Bti'PCHIERS ANIL LABORE RS. Packing | are necessary. chiid, for Sundays; also for Tuesday. Thurs Co.. 8601°S. Broadwar ‘od WOODS —Some of the banks day and Naturday evenings. Write. ae bs ‘ ‘AR RIAGE BLACKSMITH'S HELPER might se safety deposi -*? your bonds = Dee © Owe. yd | First-ciaee 701 O'Fallon. (e) Without charge. Phone them. OFPFICK AXSISTANT—Young lady with ex-! (4), wade PAINTERS—FExperienced | °j a > billj ~ : re. | © ARE, ‘ FE, dd. and N.--First Liberty loan, 2 billions: Seer ty neti ns pempie:| stripers. Pioneer Auto & Vehicle Co.. 4400 'd, $3,808,766,150; 3d. 3 billions——sub- stenographic, bookkeeping, correspondence; ¢ BRroadway (ary i, «G+ F9,8U5, iv, od. gem, experience. Box A-348, Post-Dispatch. (51) oo ances . seribed, $4,176,516,850; 4th 6 billions. OFFICE CLE ANER—Sit. by. woman to rer CAR Rik! AIR MK RS—C Oal car RUSSIAN.—Russian with first pa- offices in_evenings. 1727 _ 5. 8. 18th at. ©: , ’ pers may state the fact in his qQues-iv¢ - ee ee i S1¢ e ~ ‘ 6 « 5 * S | rs and ar arpenters, eS tionnaire and get deferred classifij- wrung out hard in kerosene. ished Drush. Then wash with tepid ‘ 4 secretary: references: college Sracuate. Box C-356, Post- Dispat ch . (4) (AN (‘AR & FOUNDRY CO.. JACKS.- You neéd not get fre- SALESIL, ADY. Sit. by young lady as wiilinery JUNO.—-For bronze: First clean dust out of every crevice with soft er, to Which you have added a }it- tle borax, Dry with SOft linen an‘ 1ust be able to be |; work at @ ¢ satisfactory refer- ing on the ball of tne foot. This will do. much to lessen heel wear. Never MOLDER HANDS wager. | Age 35 to 45 years. ’ Immediately; essential work good FE. [4 S.—-To remove meret ly MOX BROS ‘Cc euryv from Apply FOX BROS MFGu. CO., . “ee - s gold ring: Heat slowly until mer- Ohio and Sidney. (c) (Continuous i days ; = ~—- ;cury evaporates. Vapor rises when NAILERS— Box nailers: essential work. | € ° URSE Sit. by experi lenced: infant or small house men. Apply J. H. Belz Provision ? , inte has reached proper temneeens Shetlabarger Taimber Co... 4434 Gravois. ( per week occupation, } \ } ture Then ring should be repol- NICs CLERK Elderly man, between 45 | 8 hours per dav Must nad DP, at Lauff’s Hotel, Granite (¢ ity, $35" per month. room and board . ROYS lwo bright energetic. 16 or stand phy sical exam- ‘er; excellent opportunity. Appiv Swif: ° . . Co. 3919 Papin 3 ) ination and furnish OFFICE Boy Bright factory O all over it with bit of f] inne] nust be over lo; good opportunity to right ; of boy Address in own hand writing. ' ences Box N-352 N- a7. Post- Dispatch. ic) | . ’ OFFICE CLERK-—Competent: quick and ac Post-Dispatch. (¢e3) lege , - ‘ ‘2 P : . : x oe , ‘s ’ ¢ os = quire a pre pa ration In Latin Cu rate at figures: experienced handling lease, no! ask for que ionnaire | ve ore entering Students, while | ash: permanent position: give age, refer ’ . calesiady, neat and reliable. Phone Colfax | Foot of Cherokee Street. (e3) Simply give local board address ofjothers do not require any prepara- || wes and past employments. Box D-142, | your Washington opping place, ary Ree, in this Subject Where a pre- ; . beable es wae tT) OPERATORS—Landis grinding| Experienced Window Washers| machine operators. Antomo- | PENNY & GENTLES. Rroadway and Morgan | ' COROT, | hy ———e ag CARPENTERS Two," nonunion, one con it can reach you oy mail, \liminary preparation is required | SEAMSTRESS-—Sit., sewing, mending and | crete helper. Rear 3912 Hartford repairing, by day or piece work. Lindell CARPENTEP_F TORMENTED A person who!'s generally 4 yrs., taken at some Foot of Walnut st. Rater- : mann Building and Contracting (Co calis you ‘ARP ENTER. (nion: Natural sridxe and Goodfellow: essential work. (Chas. Wilsox 731K. a POD. “The Kaiser” can be pro-\ high schoo] s’TRNOGRAP HER Sit. by voupg lady begin ner; two years high school. Victor Z309X. rienced; desires. position immediately. Cab- CARPENTiERS—Nonunion. for repair work Post-Diepatch (orn) ( eeded against, the SatT1e as One| J re. M -Coloring ele. tric light hil ; I]; nf QT | OUIS "> AR CO | YOUNG M aN A« helper in factory; apply who calls you any other vile name }bulbs and globes: Two substances | me plant, » i > ‘ og 8a. | STENOG RAPHENR Sit. dy thoroughly expe- | (Contracting (Co. (co) See the Associate City Counselor, in Suggest themselves as excellent ve- Police Court, about such a case. On) hicles of color, and both water solu- _*t once: good salary. 12- 14 tots) ms.) ’ » . ») : = : , S2ROO @ ) You "NG MAN-~-Inside factory St and driv- OM N. 2d St. ing truck: $18 per week. 820 N Sth. |OXY-ACETYLENE WELDERS—Clean, light | younc MAN—Or boy, to work im wine “de. | any 5000 es J steady work: state wages expected and | sufficient evidence, he would issue. pble- “water glass (potassium of soda work zood pay. Appiv EK. E Souther [ron | ; , Call 13 12 ‘' he st. (ak) ork; ‘ oe ae partment all "ine s “ va > ‘ wT the , . " ; ' ; - . ' ice "hy! ice eg vs > ‘ cre P ; ; , STENOGRAPHER—-Sit. by young lady; of- where last employed. Box N-113. P.-D. (¢) a summons charging disturbance o ilicate) and gelatine. F or tinting, (o.. Hamburger and Keinlen avs (cD) | J ce . 9t z0cu"u t iv wry? ° “f e ( a | | 4))} At Jaccard’s, h and Locust sts. Apply ROBERT.—-Turkey severed dif! be tried The thickness of the O- PAINTERS —Good Brush hands open | firures: quick and accurate. Box [-127, 3. Forest 731. : ; and 3: 6 EL : to Mr. Ecker, Mermod, Jaccard & King. : WOMAN —Respectable, would like to A Co (m4) | matic _ Cleaning by the day. | CASHIER—Man, for, night cashier in res WOMAN Sit.; young: strong: capable men's taurant; $12 week, meals; must be over 40 work: open "tar women. M. R.. 1622 N.| years of age; city references. Box D-147. Turkey declared : | ! Leffingwell. ES (4) | Post- Dispatch. (C5) Austria declared war against s., fine solution should not be so tnii WOM AN ~Middle- aged, ‘who has had 10’ CHAUFPE! R— olored, reference required \p ; ; vears’ experience as biller, bookkeeper and Apply @00@ Rialto Bldg. Ap. 6, ¥9n7. | Ss. rorya Austria, doing general office work, desires position | “beRIOP sean ee hee eg where ability to compose letters and a. : aaa on _ me seg Or hot sm os many against U more than ordinary facility in the use of! — . AUITOG, = Lane lerokee honglish will be an asset; am now empioyed , CHAUFFEUR—AIl. and porter: must come si ILD ri in advertising work ,including ad writing. well recommended and be able to take care form on surface of glass. and MoTHE rR Mrsicion | #7 cers. own car, relations with 1° =. AD. , _ > lution should be a ht after of experi- of, _Post -Dispate *h. ety rr. ATE Ke Silver and gold; steady job. 295 _ ei- : ij" Globe-Democrat Bldg feo) | Rox C-326. Post- Dispatch, - (3) | — permanent position, 3948 | "HELP WANTED—M EN. BOYS — __ HELP WA NTED— -MEN. BOYS Pi. ‘eration " by STIs Olive ste for oe SUNG LAD Wants en loyment for aft- | : ae ee signe tat si i es 2 see ee ae SE ee oe geen thy ADY— c. 27, Post- Dispatch, | CHAUFFPEU R—First-class, capable of repair- | 7 Q : MACHINISTS. 25 first-class; 6 bench hands:; Vl. MBERS—First-class wages paid. Box | — - ———- his vs who p 4¢ ‘ar Ie [’ [ |" ERS * 5" Seng men, heater 10 jathe hands: on Governms nt work z=. 27. Tacoma, Wash ee =—s | ing will also ao yard work and attend furnace: single man pre ferred, wages $16 per week and live on the | boys Ss pi, "HIRE White: board an ] room: g£00d Sleacy W hart and St : George st AN IER- pital raw) “2 ie ina’ a hig) ies _ . , Diace for right man. Apply National Ho ; rh rs FE Bae coe - . Solid agate. J5c line, srinimum SOc. te] Nati ynal Stockyards Fast St ovis } Y ’ f » B » » > \ Al stperiens e ! : .O! lunecen counter. OCut-o}- ae 5c Re line “wy eo ’ ’ ces 1 ( AN ( AR & FO NDRY. e] NTN, 6th on Agents, Salesmen, Canvassers, So- — ea -_— : secvere zveee a hools end wate Or- & oo egy ae eens: FOutinn werk — atee! on «Covernment work. Appiv wh Ss broa:l ero Kroom 100 NM. &i ; ders. Discount Ic per line on three state experience and salary expected. Box | aoe é aa es — or more insertions. | N-267, Post-D,. atch. (ch) | nt cious ee : Waser fo oe rad Fmtapey gd route tas ‘ . - . | Tie amindr > 4 r . z CILERK—Hardware business: wholesale ana | IASOLIN MODPOR MIGCHLANI And nnev retail. Rox D-44,. Post-Dispatch. fel) - ' cae - . |} GRO ag = CLERK luxperienced. Apply 114! ne ants a home. Box (1-348 COAL MINER-——Bxperliencec: vest of wares! (oe?) - marpenter work Cail afi and working conditions: state age and ex | = — Ha . nn ‘ * r cal ~ ‘ yo ali afte ARMA T U RE WINDER SST. perience, Box (-338, Post-Dispatch (4) ) % aa. Lak, Experienced. 5862 Det 46 Bates . “e ? tc} MAN ‘or general -work around place: ’ | gy ar ce | ov ~ LOU IS ( ‘AR CO., 8000 North COLLECTOR—And tracer; experienced: one GLAZLIER—Good wages: steady Work: open nace, horse, few chickens 3579 Cates ~| COLLECTOR—Neat appearing: Catholic gen. | GL LAZIER- Experiemced, steady, inside work Sale house. 706 N. TOES ay Oe (e.5? FURNITURE MEN--To do giuing in factory / ‘oung, in whelesaie nardware house | PORTER Ad (c4) cycle. Huh Furniture. $01 Washington. (cc) shop Rox N-402 Post Dispatch, (c6) | MAN—For shipping department for whole. | Co., 3514 Pine st T0686 od | and laborers; good central Machine Wore 15h ant Trier way | PLUMBER—Uarpenter, _ black- E I. p WA N “ % FE D | place; just outside city limjts. Box N-21, | wages; essential work. Apply “ae rEN ANCE M. AN Md “wy ove tvici al smith, drivers and laborers. Ex per i enced machinists, I a xperience, Apply r. Plueck, Barnes dios «| LOUIS RICH CONSTRUCTION | tool-makers, grinder hands, Na-| (QO... Bast St. Louis. _ (c>)|' lath hands, milling = ma- ao) ~ chine, automatic screw ma- Aw [PORTER Car washer. Franklin Automobile’ chine and Potter and John- and Supplv Co... 3015 Locust, ! | PORTERS— Two: white: apply at once. Kris stone operators on Govern- helper. Yellow Motor Car Co... 33520 naan ta MA} “iderly., on smal! country Place: | co_ Host vital, 4900 Laclede. (Card | ae that wonien fen ae hy lo | nen ' ment work; first-class PORTE Rn--steadv, for drug store: references call 4836 Delmar wages. If employed on , PORTER —Colored, in drug store. 4901 Eas ‘ . a “pet | Government work, do not | PORTER—Night work, Marti tor Truck , PORTER Night w . Martin Motor lrue apply. tered? } tC. PORTER—Neat drug siore porter: colored. AUTO RAD@ATOR- REPAIR MAN —Experi-. tlernan. with fair edueation for road posi- aii the year; good Wages. Box E-121, AN—Genera factory work good Wages: 2845 Market: good salarv. ° nN 2 Y ae S. Gran id. (c4) $1) per month Post-Dispatch. ENG AS Se Rae ie (cS) ; « age. Box C-314, Post-Dispatch | PORTER~—- Colored in warehouse 1989 «Ss wi ris nd OT ° enced. Apply 3 Hn, { them; will pay right party wEASE AUTOMOBILE REPAIRER—Helver. Apply | to start: $25 cash bond required. 1043 Syn-| HANDY MAN-—-Or laborer: planing at Sterling Garage, Euclid and Laclede, | dicate Trust Hide fev') Broadway and Monroe. (o4) (o4) | COOK——-Fry cook. white or co\ored: no §un-| HBA) ENGINEER—Apply Jewish ‘Hospital. cs N To drive light ord truck ee ——— _— m 11, | AUTOMOBILE WASHER—Must be experi- | day work. Apply Village Inn, 623 | ogust. 415 Delmar b! 'c) a2> 8. Broadway enced, Apply 4452 Olive st. — ‘“. | COOK--Short order. American Restaurent. | }i/iLPiER-For warehouse: steady work. goo MAN—To do génerai garage AUTOMOBILE WASHERS—Two; must brim | 1414 Market. fe) pa) Apply 10th and St. Charles, Lam ow to drive car. Apply 4 1424 Mor ex: good salary. Meieatio Auto >e.. ( ‘OOK —F or “short orders: night work. 10% N. ' _mert. Soh lee Ceb) | ; : i Ronbaer “alae ep Boreas ——_—____—_— | _18th_st (e3)| HOUSEMBEN-—Two, colored. Usona Hotel BS : BAG SORTERS —Experiencea; reasonable (CU TITER? aper and lining: good wages. King's highwav and Waterman (oe) | "oe — Machit ne og oan hak ' ‘hours; good wai ages. Apply 47 N. Main.(c3) | “and steady work. Apply T lL. Horn Trunk HOUSEMAN—Experienced: white or colored. ——— au Co., Sth and ltoward Ee 4M Hox N-358. Post-Dispatch A: For ub work. eT per huur Cas av day work. 4500 Alice — — ate d ' TrIwrn 7 patch ide F S >) 2 Bld _P Bridge, mu Pp. m. Fi fe) | ON 3 NIV ERSAL (‘| PTING |; ANITOR'S HELPER Apply today. 38: N _ Jewel ea ('o.. 2211 Pine st. BAKER—To heip out on Saturdays, by day: A “ay Pp, ¥ Buch (cd) | MAN—Middle-aged, to care for horse x — a 3p ” aa" ms . tg _— /RARB ER Steady: $15 guaranteed: good for $’S to $2 per week 710 Market st. (ce) DENTIST xperienced operator. registered KITCHEN MAN Sing‘e experienced, 0 1% Portland pl in Missouri: salary, $30 per week: would _ nevis Lunehroom, S15 Locust st (ca s consider man walting to be called to the, LABORERS—+401U Gravois av. : | MAN-—For dairy and farm work 4 ‘ sive * ‘ d I ’ Cl t ariny; State experience in firet letter. }’. LARORERS. am) i Salle — me or Ca.i Chamina e (0 lege, ay on, © Hox GOS. Kansas ‘ity, Mo. (2) -nesteget the dies veo — eer we ndipnaieds ——— 2 sana naan eerie ee ee Fe ee er ee en. er hour Water Co.. 51: o : , aa - rk | | . DESIGNERS. souri ay., Mast St. Louis. MAN-—SOGRK, 20 OF Sty 0, Warn men: . good pay. SHAP Accustomed to small intricate machine Miss Piigi S¥ue Aa la . , wholesale shoe house: gr od opportun , ; , , : LABURERS--About six husky labor-rs; Sbe- | arivancement Box 1-44. Post-Dis ™" i ° , { p : ; } , ebsites . ‘ [LEIGH HARDWARE = CO., | dsien:, thon: having experience on this | Atay work, 180 Carroll ate 2 | ie ourth and Washington. (8) femplovment at higest salaries, ,. with eX- | LL. ARORERS—#? rick vard. Serine and. handy work. Brotier Henry, Chami cellent chances for advancement: state in 10 sigh jah | cat . ; " _M mT Ps) yy i ». Great letter age. technical training and sal. | —mer*ct. OM | College, Clayton, Mo, — Se - sss- leelee es Kor general factory Work o22 Vandeventer (er) | PORTER Colored; saloon work. 2620 La-| 4100 LACLEDE AV. (c8) cle cde ay PORTER Good wages. Jinmar Hotel, 534) SHOEWORKERS ancdceventer A\ } ‘ rhe zy FE h VW hite A ppiv ut howe-Pe; ry brie CDP EP Pe “—a « c* 221 an Mullanphy iof da F . Adam Shoe Co Helieville. Thi (o4) Pu) hid t..Over 10: white or colored’. Schwarz | _Sar ple Co 1813 Pine 2d floor. co) PARTNERS WANTED c4) | PORTER--Man for porter work; must under. | Arse eee in ind care of automobiles Scott Dye ani| PARTNER Wtd.— With $2000. to take inter- i. a) bid hak incl Y PER ING ‘ JANITORS -A vy to Mr. Bush, Post-pis- nes ng ' | stan ‘ ’ ( | ite BS — SX PERIEN( ED sa 3) | MAN--Elderiy. for porter and furnace work. | Cleaning (Co.. 3829 Olive et to@) est in a fast growing machine shop. Hos fer] ’ C.1% wiecd Dispatch (4) UTE ‘o! ; Millinery Co | PORTER—«olared C‘rown ani “th and Washington. ith floor ldnde bide fem porary ‘entrant e, 809 St. Chariex | SALESM EN WANTED ~ ted) POPOL OO LOLI LBS OE OI NR we eee SALESMAN With car. for high-class candy PORTERS-—White, on U. S.! ‘‘aates bead sueciaity side line. Address | ‘o.. Denver. Cela «%) APPLY ELLY & WALKER DRY GOODS, JOR PRESS FEBDER—Cood vay: appiv ; MAN-—Filderiy, for furnace and vard work ‘ , . . ‘ _j-aymon hedges CO. NECKWEAR FACTORY, ¥TH once to Mr. Wagner, room 200. 102 N. 3d good home: small wages 4400 Washington, | Governme nt work. ( U RL EK; K SA[.MSMAN--sit who has paomes ‘and sold om . wee ame ye a . |g r f i Ta . food products 12 vear: Lpertence: holde« Lh OOR, AND Loct SP ST: (c4 SE a . M AN [louse an vard references. Apols i ( LO THING ( + a 1001 W ash- petit! L ae satesmnan now oesires hange “*" | ington. (c.3) | salary 50 per week. Hes N-1. F.-D Writs | Sat.) > Suiits ive wires to «ell a Mo ed ‘pecialty: typewriter see ne ¢ a5 Porters WY anted wei or more. Soe sales manager. TIE caric (an “ W he SALESMEN--Experienced are moking -@RCOHENT | oe, for a ancemert . pi straw hats and take care of bio: ning ym omy rood hours Delmar “17. Colfax 74 ws 4) $16 per week good valary for right man Apply af on: ’ ~ To n "ring te ohe er David Coben Hat Co., 3d floor, 1408 Locus DRUG CLERK funior: colleee privileges - a a a ieeede hele ao | MAN—Strong L ‘eds fehman ses drve store 10) Wa eninetor Waier | ib re ; rt ge. ; — pis ‘ ; take care Oo etocK an BENCH HANDS~—Window and door frame pPpRIG CLE With experience in paten: a wo pa tent dot shee house: mat¢ &= ade partment, (s"O. FE Raithel I _Froadway and Monroe. hen ee ; blak A SMITH HELPER——Carriage. 2418 8) DRUG CLERK Downtown drug Store: sho ' ims 1h ior hours; good pay; junior preferre if vou L, A B {) R K kX a. steady work. N | *h has want a good position in Aa retail drug store and (c4) & Dolph Ath Olive at (od) at qui ry. we Virginia ,ermann Con- — a struct on es ’ . for members: send for liet of openinas and | PRESS FEEDERS- Job; %0c hour, 214 Pine full particulars. Address Nationa! Sales oe | mens Training Association. Went. i232. ¢ for P Schuci ) ml ¢ ‘ cave" Lovyeing a ary + aMAN Laree corpe ratiot needs ‘ wor Waning (o —— - t'.a? experienced blocking sizing ressing ladies’ |} , Stein-Poulsentisy -¢) present » 112i) Washing ' i who can * PRESSER--Ladies’ fancy gartients. must be Salary and bonus basis saperiom ed, sulary $18 week hone Web perience when replving Bt. re, iey) Diepatch PRESSM AN And wress feeders Or ob ' IF Yat have had experience presse Stephens Litho. and Eng. Co, 24 rurance sales work. and would and Vine sts (ol away from the ettreme coid thie winter , an learn something to your financial ed ce... | nedicine d sindrv departments tive LA BDORERRS—-White or colored .) per day, . , ~— : : ‘ Mfe ! adi I } a MAN ith mine . weries hotel porter PRINTER (ombination iinetype, aa and JO0 | vantage bw addreesing if d ~chnell sa las Wakes Sim rnonth straight time manarer Vohawk Br a mm Portiand., ore (cSt) F. ¢, Woodruff. Sun, Desioge, Mo Anse 2 oe NCH PRESS HANDS-~-Two: good: also ! CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS helper. Apply Duco Adding Machine Co muindeing soap manufacturing Experienced ‘m. Goess- | '! KiClLANS Armour & Co National | MAN-—Experienced in NATL wn te of. slhanahy. tet) | Stockvarde, 111 : “ed cnentet and Sublette. _ (8) | “ana handling of soap crutcher. ADI TTS ro deliver bores, OS Park ay fe) | ELECTRICIAN — To look SS omer reeeem § ef) LA LATHE Hi AND.-Apply St. Louis Tin and A‘ my a = , electric equipment nign enitt must Sheet Metal Working Co ag and (lark MAN Poy : uOrts over 1b vears of age, at 2000 meee familiar with steam-heating plant at = ving age, weight and Classificatio for the Frisco news servi 1c age, experience and Salary expe te) —. *0. Post-lDiepatel a “cheney n~ Dy ws ‘ AL’ ND R » DRIVE R- ~— FF xperience ‘ i? ror se To work in grocery sore. Apply iat pases ae ot truck, established route furnieh ref- MAN—Young. to Work in grocery store RE) Meron ee oe a angina isl EVA TOR Boy For nignt oy nm! Ces = ‘T) must rates . ' dt @ truck if some exper BOY - tT wi vork in drug store; hours 8 to 6. | VO Bertin {c On « tox (7-31, Poet Dispatch i) Deichmann, 1 14th st jan a (4) | | . : ~— er . \ER—lLicensed, for ema ‘lant me’ LIn ‘ai > . wm 2 : . 7 or} for wor roun] , , : (“art ENGINKER—L icenses Pia LINOTYPE OPERATOR—Jep snep excivu- MAN -Handy with tools phaser. tam 7 Eyermann Construction Co BERRYS Training Schoot _ ad _~ @ ; +b . e rineer iy ‘o work in drug store, 4 nights week. Laundry, 4500 Finney a: sive. in city ef 20.000: about 500 hours b lin Apply to chief sy Wr Lae rter and Red Bud ENGINEER -Licensed. Apply Rotary Waan overtime @ year: write fully experience and ‘ul rinting Co h and alnu! ; round drug store and deliver. ing Machine Co. 5523 aa tor Bee “bl (4) J. © Finek Mineral Mining: Xo, Barton, fe Co. Jackson Tenn : fer) ing age. weight and classification ae "Ta deliver and wor “kk “tp grocery nr ENGIN e % r L i¢ ensed, night Si @acy work [, 1 MEF R Pil, eRs A — han flare necessary "02 yal Dispatch nly 6248 Selmar {e) and Kosciusko abt hes ( Pe rt na ‘ mrone ‘ a. nUuSswer, Sistock av. ie4) State salary erpected. Long-Johason Print- -Young, for telephone work, answer yong | RIPPERS —"S14 8. Compton ay or women, on a big war feature So col ae ‘'ARKYMEN—4te per nour money any lecting or delivering to do. each order pare ime. Apply Union Quarry. 4687 Natural you $1.60 your money paid each day; od ge tout} &"O to 11 @ m,: also after 2 Pp. m © triad . iain a P ‘ s . met. dts - » . s ‘eon marager ‘4 ARRYMEN not iatberere steady work pun ranty lg 2 at puchid and Achiani ave. Delmar 388 (cs), EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES AND aM) Aa W mm ' ‘ (ey AHRYMEN nd fledgerse, white or co! TRADE SCHOOLS arec 5 =. . Quarry "too Virginia PPP LP LLP ae al milan Oe — ee OF Oe ow Riley SAWYER eavsentia work. She! labhar- mohile experience men and lyimber Co.. 4444 Cravole ic) night winter rates Bio Wash) ngton 7A) Rox >, Kregel Casket Co... 1401 N. [8th hid. | — (4) (cS) |GOVERNMENT needa 12 000 women clerks gr lauis examinations Nov 2 salary > ‘ . oe _* - - ‘ ’ re re ole « - ; ; . » . : i Kas industry. Apply 124 Sidney st (es) | MAN -Experienced, to fil 4 0 ~ . 5; | SAWYER tee ae IS Cn So ee $1200: experience unnecesssry women de »> shoe vijae ZO oT writs for loner _ ar ve av. fi ne aie (03) airing Governm +n’ Det itions« afrite for - ‘oe mo m. Apply | ENGINEER-—NSiationary. familiar with elec. LUNCHMAN. 815 per week 26 t wholesale 2 Pom aoe ~_ today, Wison Motor Car Co,, 2021 Locnat tr pment, night shift, state age ex ~mocta Buffet ) Ttennect ~ ‘and evalary expected Rox N“-44 b 11a" Menestancad ¢ adie ase dan " tOY—iT, for gro ery good wages. LUsG x |. tye * bs as. MACHINIST Ean ert “un . . 0 =e = " a ng a.) he arn Bizit H ¢ an “1 ‘ ment work tneivy “3 SS Dresdwa,. . A= 1 OU . Vanitleventer amy . a Ys lll ea’ straw hats Crowr t 14 years or ob ier: light work Cham- ERRAND "Ay White Neihart be t¢ or over, MACHINE HANDS —Woodworking ‘ ‘ 54 Washington Sth flee mt - Madicine ‘Can. 18° 6 Jefferson ‘ey ea'ars §7.T na week (to star perina. Leipers: steady work: good wages 7 My and weaey entrance 060 wh Ho a aires . nant, Fase Cask 8 N,_10th (4 C22 Post-Dispateh g- tempor ar vs leo learn ® roernmphking Johansen ! non FRRAND hac ¥ a. — " shanee tea - : 3 Co,, 3640 Laciade ees = ance into house. A. Rubelmann Machine Hand oe avad. to wo , rtwer “‘n,, MIN. 6 : 7 ’ nust be hones BOY i“alored to aeeiat porter in drug store eens = cer ee w= . - en 8) Rip + sence Ms an enlary wante : ; Delmar and Tayior, FINISHER-—-Fuorntiure a repair man pesifion in tablet | im a ROY-—Apoly 4th floor, Post-Dispatch. Wi owAar i ws lharn Christen a , — PIREMAN E.xperienced on .ononey Stoker Ht s| PIG SAS Hi & DOOR { . i ; as . , i - . . P pharm ate u . re: WS years old. $10 = permanent. Central Employment Dept. : , hpportunity for advancement oe week.” 4300 shaw. “s ic) Brown Shoe Co., 17th and Laicas. (Cc) 1206 South V andey enter ihe ¢ L @ 3g Cedar. John J aree (teal ltabeorators if y POs Locust st ae Servi-e examiner S47 Kemow ide. SHORMAK 2 For bench work gieady § tnatorn, D. C ; * rurem 2710 Pesta or OVI uNMEN " needs **oursnds o ' , . (ever ram en’ clerk «samination S12 R—Raver ‘ oa *. “a ry we eaeyv work eoo¢ pay _ stra ace Pit . : ecoe? once unt «ceneer, wemen and «iris 18 Ate th ' desiree oorliene write oda a pes a -rteyleare ‘ e.ambie * 'BINDERY GIRULS— With or withow exper: ence. General Priating Ce. 1017 Merann. @ know typewritiag lio Washington. _ | BOOK KEEPER — Fxpertenced. for lwiger work. state experience and ; Box N-266. Post. Dienetch. es + CHAMERRMAID—White. Appiy Begten Hotel. 519 Pine PRE Psy ‘ HAMBE RMAID Experienced. for family hotel: good wages Avoviy rbardel) Hetel, 4: aw lane boil = odes see ) TTAMEKRM AIDS Two ~wlered, Apolr “na Hotel. Kina‘’s bighway acd Water- GIRLS. is _) BARS or AGE. F RNERAS OFFICE WORK. PREV EXPERIF NcE UNNFX “ESSARY. SHAPLEIGH HDW. CH. LAUNDRESS—Wanits work, Thursday. ner, with Meyer Bros. Drog Co., 4th and taken as blood purifiers has any |paper, tobacco. ci OF tor 15071 ; ——_—. —-— ; in : : ae Wt e - lt , ilinea P > . San Loe CARY ER POWER PRESS Of} EF’ RA TOR. th peace. Natl r SO! ble aniiine colors should AEN’ reRS At 5256 Northland: open shon . . and work in store: must be good at | ' _ econos Chemical Co,. 915 Lucas. | GIRLS -To leara shoemaxing. J Eros, _Bhoe Co, 3640 Lac lede_ GIRLS— Wiider Mf Co., 17th ana Clinton several. of 16. for fact tory work, Ks Mullanohy at (o4, Sn re ee GiIRLS— i or older. necessary industry. Ag. Ply 124 Sidney st GIRLS—To fill and label bottles. ldap @&- Fddv Mfg (os... Main and Market a terre _—~—— a ae GIRLS To learn bindery work. Mowman _Printing Co., 210 Olive wt fe) -'| GIRLS —For soidering. experienced ‘Western 16th inware (‘o. 1308 WN VEGETABLE GIRLS Appiy chet. Ilotel | GURL To label and fill botties. $9. Pine. 2d floor mint S.To operate stamping presses. ' OD -*-* Chouteau. Bae > aH (GIRLA hexperienced to A guer and stenci ie. The Prrecht (oa. 0 Mullanphy. erie ; aki. Kaperienced in sateen fine “posi - tion: kood wages. 621 N. Eactid UIRL--To cook and assist with housework. ! "4 Raymond (jIKl--Por general ,fgee work. — bitt Iron Co.. 1240 N. Main. uIRIlL.~-—To cook and let floor work; of 2 references, "O25 Waterman, GIRL-—Teo wash dishes and clean. 8133 Yea Versen. Forest site 3 ee eo GIRL White: elevator. “steady position ©’ Steinbere’a, 10th and Ov ite ay GIRLS —Experienced, for covering and ine mechines, aleo girts te, learn. Contra Paper Box Co. 2106 alnu od end. GIRLA steady position & a n chetileat” Ia bora tory; state quanhentionn. Boe, T aa 6. Post-Dispatch , wee a ee oe meee we GIRLS—-On floor. to clip threads and sew | hooks and eyes. Pelican Rubber Co,. valk _Laicas ay. GIRLA—PFor light mfe work: necessary Cussemenn Miz. Ce., 224 cIRLS—18 vears or over. T ”) per a9 to start experience not necessary. Heme. Laundry. 44%) Fioney., (er toed Xchwarz Sample Co., "Sis Pine #. =A floor. ber —" eR catlieiieneieediee ee GIRLS ie years old. to draw tee 5.1 wna learn to sew. paid while learning Ca & o.. n. «. cor. 18th and lLacust. (e8) *™* —— GiRLS—About W years. to do — work ~ “ around factary; muet bring te. +. star’ Midiern (ap (oo. @2Za aah ington. te tery GIRLA Experienced, and te learn Fa freely machine. Model Shee Mfg Ce. and Hickory GIRLS. l|aberatory work washing. iting, — labeling bottles, etc.: § hours, belt day Bat urday good wagee 8s Rtroadway, tor GIRiaz~iaacer i6, for wraoring and packages. Aowly Mr. (umbull, E Mia Co.. Star Fide GIRLS—Fer labelling and packing. wages and bonus Call Christiaa Peper Fee haces (no. Main and Morgan A GIRia-14 to '* veare of age. to chocolate dipping machines. Busy Bee fancs Co. 70m St “harles - TRLA re Ve “arr 'o fox! printing " ting premmer: alee light factory work: faves tion ee | N 2a : a OlMLS—Elaperienced omnteh begs on machine: alee gairie te see bare of Pperita good weees and steady @ l'othman & Sen Hag Co. 1116 N. Sieh. Se airris nd women te werk in elie filing. labeling wreculeg aos =: lirah: work good | me ear: Apply 5da * Bet. « “harlon, + ge 4 GIRLS—To learn to be stock clerks and . must ve strong em -2g% to handle cahes : peunds Se ethere ‘aged Johnsen & Hand, 1501 ington ay e Mr ie GIR #4 Raper! enced en tower ‘mochinek: = work on ba's and cape we pay as bigh * as $10 oer week to beginners. alee sewere Wanted tain Can Co. be er 4th fioar ; + ~ A ee GIRtA @ for amseembiing dental very ‘ieht. clean work oats an , -— efoeriencs necessary. §* Ste Aocniy "27 Olive The Meir i (“se (InRLA—For laberaiery werk, ping. filling and pecking steady peeittiion 98 oppertunity rent Jota T Milliken & te, ‘‘wiar ete ; GOOD Wik : , sal ANY WEEK DAT AT & FREON RLECTRIC urr “o., Bad | ASa- INGTON _AY - any OD Girls and Women 2 met ail ote ; erat eS ithe CO. 5D Rittner. aer jan Gir LS.—~To pack ‘crackers cakes: when sperienced Can. . | earn from $12 to S16 per Ae UNION BISCUIT CO, 1103 Ne @ Sixth. h {e — 4 reed
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~Seh Se Withee LAUNDIR iia + Par , Fr = live et. , ram A ler . i “ - ’ : j Pi ; home fa *t My take Petey n ? (CSO) | 4s , = o! Fae ~~ COnd fics . Ave ' “Mw , ~ I “~) Oy " , touring , te - on we ke ® ; : / hive} ie om ; Ha Tey le : = ' ; \ mr —_ . ' i . Pon , “ana j hi _ T >. ‘ oe LORS : eY ; ‘ fon (asin e . 7 ar i” ; IMA On SOREL Sg yg ne | TS \ Shear, 3025 caemPets, raga ay | HRA; Rs sm ®. 428 Easton icq) | ibe Ohce. 1610 po Testolites: mie oF 8 as new: must rep, Sint. everythin: new > de Mair Of baer 7499 a oe A i, vloyme, rr os ( tral : Ags ms : hat } bie : { fOr rye sil rPAsONa Kin ") he account at. > Ye Koad IN MACH . an lars make = eect ra! “ - le i4 ; . at =e . at ; ? P ie : . ‘ ‘ if > ‘ = i ‘ir rt: , ; ‘ . - " ” ref —e SMing tnom anda + #8 ee ' oy is making .« Department, i nc nore 4 SDA Pers em een. — 7) Patterns tpt Were boughs mw brand-new EMPIRE - Nodiamont — IX [ { INE SHOP _work + "Ht liwate Ar — - OP 1 Ho. re ts lewd 1! . : ef fle or wor " be ay vor} Pas ~ 4 RDectal *fforts \Telsmmarnr at | | “ag i) Tiers rac " is ror One , 7s i s Orne Nne TYPEWRITERS ‘ 2 *8e | ; or a de gc? Cnr . a Lem vee i . é te . . i? OP ges hong : { } ~ ‘ ASs "s on “A>, ~ ures on ‘ , APE ers —— ¢ . , —— » i tric ford,» “ . ‘ t ytee! . te OPERATORS On a “ afr Verter ri tr o ‘ nr have Lone — the yee i ie. i "ASHI paid ti : ‘ ti " 94 WOT wt ‘ : w? h Wwe Can a” . - : a ‘lr AND ADDING tir .y , i&%, *'artar nee ou Tig Car : 4 - ~ hs Oris Lad er ‘our at cor i al “ “ : ‘rrr ener ts ; Kg we > er Are ‘ ront , = : ; . “ia rn Muse ’ 4 . ‘’ : . ery § : , ne he . Ou ron) th P ‘ . on Iftlan >. o- . ‘at ery ‘ j . " Tephs * - rage, Jacket Ce. "salen food Day mie : ren Be ; KR their needs fort tO 6heln us {~ Ratlways COUDONnS : ac “ licKe@te Unite ttVer ane PR gy ‘SPnizsh pine ‘ree - MACHINES — tne d On, “Al Rain. (43 Fens Pe IMI 4-05} : on M. oe Urniture In . > ° ’ le J . wa Peres . ur " , Steidie ? i ty = dt Se? ’ ” ihe i ’ ns P . ‘3 “~~, ~~ a 7 o*s* , "cs . - MACH) Alin eh PAY. Service Choy) ' eye ,VOrk: MAND Lagrpene ‘ . Grand 1444) “Mumel” See” Sooe te, inches! 3 plan? Circansian Walnut peg’. OFigina} TTP Fw RITE RS — Sei) SIN N. 9th vasa, | FORD Se! = 1610 lacuet © “"4St spl! at) HU DON hy S5 seenger, 4-cy! inde 19 Ox. Mio OP WORK Wd Mee ‘ 0 ; . ee i it m ey wd, mm oo? ’ a ' ane if on ana oe - . ine ’ ’ > = a, . ‘ Z . ' ' , a, : — fis jf 4 Hone Tr 4 ¥y ’ tr n’s o iad Si s hea sete . \ ; j i ine pd Mor] 8 1& an Mak on ; r Saie, 1917 to — , 48) 7 HAI M _ ; ERSIX « ca drio) et ? (eKS) Troupe tour nr ‘ ‘ RUAN , ied ‘a fourin r Tete Wy a 4 P Z| ‘ ve Serten Re CMH) MUST gels At once ring ar. ihe om ition STI DEBAK fered s: Gey) " Da ~- > — °? ine .s » - es cyi. for. we . a ef lime “wy. -oltg tee’ ee eet ee ee ——— se Pee =, ee wary, oy. a —_ i en SSE aT Reco , ML? wanc. OF Fourth L ibert ee | ED — L a en eee WOMEN HELP rn —=—= fy “oan Coupon Books lost a oA ecg a TO ee NTED—WOMEN, GIRLS: LAUNDRY mice Mic and found, are ad | a iia Leg nine i end Ba to —_" eek: You can toon A Ris | en et ey "hts and capes “. bert tenc ed | BAC IIE LOR w € Lost _and Found Columns tod — ing Trade, Bion ave a He *ceaay | 10th and Cian ta Made! Lau’ | tlt devcripcions’ eb, carpets, furniture ot} Rasce co DS FOR SALE wi ay. “Se FEDNEapay = ade, OPERATORS On Reson ae + Bast St. Louis, i. | peieeg Thal flatye neck oni ane a} early new: sale: “Rearter Oak: sts hoi 5 BE IH | AUTOMOBILES yf te aeatae a tv , Ss Tange > awies: | SAFES x | : a » GIRLe Dert (rade "hen : ~—-4 To learn ep; NS IL, ns) On tents and MARKERS x; (i house let of roots a cr airs, rockers, ete.:{ weer 4084 Alm tet Oak tb |. “SEWING _MACHINES” ex RDS For pale — 20 Olive. (cs) | > INS Viet! - Sriir _— = ‘ ‘Prec. 4 Z 830) ~ ‘>? » *} i *“Ntir ¢ ® . ms #3 is f . ‘ eae ‘ ‘ od Ora — i 4 " once - , . » inten’: foreladies ™#kine: Clean lig Covers; Goy ernment Wrappers and gir} "te ee AiS0 DuUN-jte sR. Sd flats, Hast, Hee —— tents + | * “Stural Bridge 4tan SEWtIw-: en Naan, | as AOR _Price ering cars, € brand. pees oak ] itfrest wombat ® Who wit! tak Hehe Work I a oe Cc ontracts, dry, ee By Wenec S to learn. le ader La, 7 ‘ f78R. _ Forest 585 ISS Easton. Dein lar | Jt) PER a N’ a etm A IN: r MACY HIN > For sa! - dro FURTD Tr ¥ right 3114 c* ans (1) ran aon : wre E Or Be 4 eek Work wh = gy na, ig Pay ; ° Steady employme t. MARKE bp Ny : oi oe CARPE] ie Wtd~ a be dé 14) rooming onde, se ISCOUN T ta ee &tite her 10. 210 oO amend _ ' rearonah| 4 UNG {AR et or ‘pal e: 1918 - t. a ri ; ,. er: debe 0 ; «te 4 Sow STs ‘ ; ; ~— ' : , 8e buy ; “7 counNtr r) A) | . ’ P tal ’ ' re Vers a 4Zing ' n i : J - : ASSOR it 3 * prcnaet dros rniture of all. desc rip- | ond ~hand FOods: 00°: largest a Pe ie ED T% IRD Far nal —— foe Ge Bt. Louis tan * experien iced Storag lats, dwelling i - OCk sec. talk te Mie 40% i mec coat lon we ar 2 HT ] I, ANT. Victor ‘uundry Co 1036 Kagan o af) Easton, powell = preutt | itn kinds: dry 8sers, $3 30 or es 2x qd ranges, the ‘leaner. “Whiten e, like new Yawitz. v ' f ZOR "| Yt ne In and I ark and Dolman (4 MOTOR DI 7 - Al K I e f ©) FEA THEN Sap a | Sn ‘teal oa Up. “O18 ¥ rank. AUTO U rE O =~ OM O br ‘RDS. ©OPr asi, ns SE. ‘Uburban "es : i ) —Ungers Lanund é An 1 assorters. | 30-"00 f, ; 060, pounds . 014 featherar ne. | LA NG A N°’ SC ‘T, AP i if o on felline ~xPerienced ti WO-Neet gg * opera. | WV —— MAN >On flat. work. Bent ef); Keiner, 1744 a hest prices maid. | Ve aiso ha, UStomers ar leanne @ Which more insertions. three op | 2 omobiie;: $308." Mot ist. j'!] &rade yee, ‘ “~— iesiiecs th nithte STOR K. ind sults etchines to make coy gator ce bore | Sf WE? N. Grand “ _Sxeelsior Laun- | FURNITURE ee _Delinar 1399R, (org) [L7OM stornar’ “keat lot pest 20 per cent. | aN act eae FORD. For sala . Hi} whieh on seo! Variens MO TUNING, rey and “ee MStS for the i: = 4 aK (or coats WAS 4 I ; a iy "td ~ fa . - atte A. Arad from cae Tome «4 ‘UPMiture + k ' ONE PPP, | en? Ut Si Tage Por ae a ING Ae, S of) €H and 90 OPN eesti =~? , Th. y : - forn — 14 to 14 S We need , ful st, WRINGEP fe4 }: PAT Hf), Delmar 604 i ———MONt 399 “A. ANGAN FPURN “CS = “TO RE > ae a nat FORD , _ Tan) . are brite UNITS ; > Year . perience ~ - . MEN “eens CRNITU RR iw p (®) . ‘en, & 53 RN. CO) P Al RING. ‘Kor fale ~ ~ . Yor ap eo and so OT ‘3 ’ Governmen;, Of age for jJahe) : . ie if , ~ a oe duplte . > _ » ve 4 ’ ~ ve *¥S8tead piane ee LL, Bopacy pie eel, tut aiton: Del. | ( A —. S— Fo: : ‘ inn rivhi uw ay ete BCH BERT & Sis riy ANI) P INE ‘ST. Pp wei of our plants ct See | ni SALESWOMEN _WANTED | FU RNIT? RE Ww St 639%, oo (ex) | h Ik Goods for Sale . - UTOMOBILE INSTRUCTION | first-class oonian 6 touring Cars: all = 1917 HUDSON: DESIRED” caimates o Seam A lig; ator ( } | ( L AN \ T AT. I. 1 rir ork ' perate, } 100 I ADIES a Cc ONnCents flay hy a Ita ] 7 any am runt ‘ash or firs T 2 C Or I rac rig BERRY Aute Re Det tl stee Ot, Jacust. ‘Gillon: “4 Mi demonstr ate eC? ; ji 1f TAY T | Nj pe Sl » E; R. SiX. fahine Roment ir ] » ss ‘ n 8 8) ake ‘ > 4 = | Natasa Re ‘ Ls, awe li ; b, 4 . ‘ } , . re, e. ~ “ vant Pair el r2n “4 _ = A 17 pg loth lig ¢ (} yee . AT ! y; mR ( Y ine Fios on és — $2 to $5 a 4ay cel) ober, 4455 Pago = BS, est cash Prices, trict an l still ce — ated in the lOW-ren: 45° and store, my) teed Work; ga- FORD ~For Fa! eS) | | ft Dose IN SUPE be TT NING Pa Ph pa j j ons v ! ag Del} t n1 W-rr : age io WwW et nm: ‘ > R-s mney NG Call F: ete AUrIN® vour ena, | ss _ elmar 2085 Foreet | SCWN mere eniently «| dis. deil 2123 . ésuington: Lin. dftion ao nari ar, 1917. ~~ te ta TRENG -#8-SIX work (Am ( IRI S . _* os Str ij . me in” T?> ‘i . Dare time. ae Re ', ores, PCUNns r i} “an: lis Ir v . alee yuated tn down a untied rong y BAK. . $465. 4208 . at ‘. fine CON - } 191e HY ‘D 3 N -4 43 gn nf ’ a SALES rl ~Jadwav. (cig)! “URNITCRE wl nines (8) ine al propositian exes Certainly . pridingnines 36) | Shh _ anchester; Kent, | SO : utr, 22 S. Je! “ o lear? ). LADIES.Por ax ¥.fel6) | TCRE Wray : Cerning buve hOsition tony. tainiv an F Aton fi] oadste UPER-stx ) SCWIN ’ rT airs Oo » | ‘ - Y Pri eS ] . Te ..« . Ve Pay ue > f j °¢ 1k UVvers If a, v S! rew ] ¢ . - FOR HIRE / FORDs. ‘ ’ 1 f ed nae te . he Or) 7 boOSITions for rie} ‘ ‘ . “(Ole di ia oT an 4ii King. {MANES Cash | ef for : . . YOu hawe. - @279 Gis. NO Ne, : For Rg: ; oe Bia ‘ Stand ; — — ~ Ti, + Stee : it D rf + Pir er Yar ene sfitij®@ ¢ ) Viftir; ; ne ~ “ave ’ reine = Se ee ~~ sii 2 ale, , “t« ' i pao sw? ard 3 - . house dresseg , ‘ hi 2M AN “Pee ‘ (eS) , _borhood Dreferred Bene ys f in rie rh) * i Ir entire conter no l 7 pitu ; household | r entra] foae furn ’ Ire. rine aa ist (© ‘Pade roOR HIRE a CN Ne INS ati a 1017 . Fome like Ro Mas uring cars: 1918 and : Threaa nanens N ST Senne Te) eXYPeR) mar erwear . ane mustin lil)- USt be good ca} eet “toe * how amocneae: S AL, iP | 1) nog ts 2900 Marker r t an Frank «©, | for $g¢; ST dn», “—2- furnish + Olive 4572 ar un Deimar goines and Souring cars $9 | 25le rims S631 East TE tie With demount- ny 191% HU DSN . COuneles 4 falring «f pianos c li ar sat oT es UIST, i (16 (>)! iive. " N —— x ‘a ; , r a ee | i+ nira vw ha ne } oi iOoWwr £1 4) : ” room; ‘ ‘fir = . ‘ a ms. } rest 4 2°34. y . FOR) _ - - ‘ e if 19s H - " Z CHAS bie rk oe anter, ! ris , . ify Drigphy, (3) 4s 4a : RS sao ’ ‘ ti ssit@ of e« it Week Tr FO} 3 77, P . . Ca) | 5 or Sa! , (@) j : { USON es SSIs . yal! : SOA ss oco8 in, iw. 6 Cunar, SaucR D wCee Ware ; (ory | Neal ’ . S00ds ap "yn nN fact, ov, re MIR 3-to ry ——. 1917: e; arin if 3191@e \ 6-40 TOUR . Par hone ¢ Tales - ; : ~ in) ne rs = 1) ad: lit; ‘ " : 7 “ : ~ , S ( ; . ea ; ) ° . roo ate . ‘ ’ ms , aT Pye aati f 2 } ab 4 Cc. ar ‘ “ast . wi - ae ; : > . VN eekly } , pa, 2 fi fal bai: butine a - } Sar Ler Week } e ned Wy ives hy ie \ ] iS}? A . (4) go- ? d a‘ ta- J 1¢ r 2 Jacohe:; - eee sala id (ch FORDs. = on (e@) biti OTHE > n CABRIOLE® WAI! ie MIS: ex , ‘ IT ex enaae ; “iY Qivan @ fein rinns * | Thr —s ashi Zton (o4 trea: Bw) } GIP es epr - . Pai. it ee pele es fun cre | fale ty 2 «I RhINng Mc TOR” Ta. on a = , Tr ra} a tnvurine — bhi} 1914 Dodge ‘ [AK s —_ ra . Crey j ery ] br mut . - 4 I Mex a? ny » ‘ rAV - 4 1 sD 1,A eT ani int. A me, _— ; O haa Rtpite 7 P ‘ di rary meet ew rc R 46 ( KS K¢ IR a Sters, Chea pe i } : > ‘ if 2 Curses and road ii 199K 4 : e I: Cade _—e— eT a ‘ ? me Lopet. Pq. yee. Goodrich vor! ‘ : oA tg recia Chi} a f SONG fing oy , ‘St all 1 ' , Sue ae Wainut »; : ' ‘Piece. { ‘ 5 { Perfect et fr Used oa, > = we ti HAckegan rane ‘? . StOrs Can Maine & (- ‘ LADY. —\*Maha, Neh ty | work. Should be between 7 2... ,elfare | > PaSOMA tile ne BOod | slighty, a Lhogar p cag! tv Orv, |} GIs ee ow CONGItion: Cemonerm en F525: Sahn: | HH] IMF pp Fata Das: HM. MIT.!.F! oye ¢} ’ ~f) Nise ‘ el essere $7 > + we. S70 *o0. Ege ng f TRA SEP r Cnr {7s on , n . 4 ust . “SONSlPata to vou loon i 1998 LON 4-passenge. 3 musica Instrurmen oa « 4 _ if OP 7 “4 sé Ot! ) - ' ‘ t- , ! Merara OC v1, . : , . lite ‘ ins . ‘aa . 1OuTS r sa - : hier As Cil‘e@e f 4 ‘ OS t Af) } *¢ . ~ ‘. : ¢ hal . ltaimMmere st Overloe} eee ON: Veinement iieresting work “emecting de. | Staranteh expen Position nag gents, | Fanze, etc: muse pining ‘adie, airs, | f@bles. $5.65. 22%. $13.50; ‘atop eS 85,50: WAN to gppodei: run taug je eh@er touring. 1918 IMIG Chandos aoutmmy | Beggs tube. trombones i a ™ i Machines Wante } P mh “ts : im gj In of ag — 3 rapif ac. Week 10 those qualifie trad Dal\'s S40 Der | NAT i DTicag at r ve ij good ne| Ht i , rs frigerna; es f airs, r. aa he gexte won et a “on, ANTED tric. sel? ‘tarte 5 lar 000 rm les ’ ake ‘ [Nye vs ‘ ; ‘at Seda) . SsP, Pipe , ’ A tana} | - i? re eeeun ADM! y ob + x “ ‘ ie rad ic 9) , _ (yey ns a. O¢ ll «on ae ‘ or stars Q5 - a . roe ’ - - in tial _ Oe nay. gm im . ie | ‘_ nt “, if@c. _ 2 its a ln on LOW ENR ry WEG ) ce me eh f Wagner Klectr Alf. "Cn rine or rol us Work Mrs. Spr, 1 vPortune a —— so Hox nM) D. > ry. na * pal- . We har ; idea” ra ntves from $005: “A fOMOBITL, ES Wrea ia ee Neti price $759 Rew” ay aitable rin 8 Cash ted ris Stud MN Pouring = het . ‘ \} }. ' ' = *~ MELE. Con,, COA | CUSt Rt ~~ Urges, Goer ys SUN p mF Ost-Disng tc} Which x 1 added a H- eum L . . : . 4 ; t ¢ wil! ot? a iine of V ied ant rt fs ein LIPO "3 Ee la cae’; y FOR] Be ’ oabeny Ost.) 8 ‘4 19] } ayn ‘OU ing. Ww ; fo rer Das este | “nic | (jae ae 4 4 ie. N, iS. ’ ‘ ie | i? i-Cias .. Pr hits ir . ©) « arg ovine. oO A 7 -r, — (c4, __ Ings ¢ lav Ded yh sth RN] i*{ RE We j ly ely 1 furniture. 4 VATZaine Ford & + ee 1915 a? fe ? To ri i ' ad eyes . hs a is ia , ~~ 4 ij 38 Apply ‘”) Plow es og Li Private family Sd TF leg ~ Al i ‘a , ‘ IN ‘iain i Rhea COUCH, Wwintas Cahn: yet ty roc kere nA mp + Price on wi ker . ier iPad 2 77 yy Wi } Read. eens ; | cer to Oadstar Overland Curing. yn ‘niger & ‘dan and .. j vor ‘ ” ad ae} i? ! nbn ce Pins 4 Nes e: s ny A | & y fi A NH =~ oa Cann Drie es Dard ¢ , . . , Pmt, Plete, $10 4) Py ' IS it he cab -ouc eS, . al touring “or iri? ' ; 7 Ps . _ 4 or roa4- , uring, E3 ae bh ; Ti] ng 1428. ag; Mer aut 1916 "See a , FOR ‘ ———... “ * : ‘pas e =e : “a te } *,9ts gs 7 25 SAF dteI SS Lig Ody} 4 | ure: Wi] ] "4 F gare fOr al) iil iz of af : pane = l¢ c ¢ . essar ? ; on - ; Fa) ‘>. Over POR © eA ] “. ~ iie | ityrs ah Ao, ry > “Ts . FAVEO? and YY ‘ ce - ‘ dz areit F le P — ie M17, + ale tin ~~ j j : 4 . m : . f tdi, ro For « references pets Beod home PRN , Fteadv position, | BEST cash p; icer : fen) A ©: : Hanson, 4308 Hans, #1 vo ir troubles. 4. Ty | »2¢Mountabla rims, Stan fC. ent conditio: DPiamong 9 220%: | . ined Sc each I . , j CNN ; ; Pale eles wu? e ~- ne ] . I a = : ) . UPest: Shin ree genie Wares essen, Y « (ah, "Tt ess ture, ¢ Ws, ¢ “ for S€con 4} land f: AL Ts a5 or Delmar : 207 Neavy seat COVer . yard epeedom ater a es 2Puck. o 3 ne ~ | ‘i PiNteapap oth Washi, NKton , . TOadWay aryl ‘ el Vietar aig 71NS berg » 202) Rte “Pay. A as POLE rss Bi > hae Cash call « . > VW low} rd , Ly v ~NO ~s 228i, MUSIC ROLLA P 1 ig aaee Witte. "Sn orn) va adi: é Morey “ , pm A, wee 1 QiCNans foah avy. an : NIMALS Caghk* ‘we a ) reid io ery auf }- 4) "seid rah a after a 7 "1 m4 rae XT Drice $475 5 PAW Y ] Sle Tv? « ; . hela ~For ese 6Work ed 44% “se OTONn and — ss: 'P ‘ett la us lair TINCE’* tore BURN 9 ods ates ee (c22x) fqoey i. fape: pet the cach sgh cn PORT. Por “G40 Nebraska ft i 2), NY) BAe A ¥ Hy hi oF re , selection ®lightiv. OST EN, t) Ot 9 x ‘ . tlie and Win ' trey « & ey ia ie _ Timea ~ I 4) Ms : @8!i, Motoric: , ul Sa e, try > - ' ands * iF KY = | ; ij : re ri ej un, } ‘or aa hic} leat * : j j earn 4 fae hy s > " cr " 1 ‘ bid ts . x - WANTED a 4 ( " (ar, On! y $42 $ ul} Ing. 1227 eXtra fir ne ’ “- ait J - APRal IA Tf Pe I¢ \ f Pw . ‘ r . yee , Wj ‘ we » ? , sid Nes " = + - : . rat é : ) " a= >t =o "are. do-it. - ! - : “as 7 a 4 } ' an ° - ‘e — : > ~ =} ‘ _— " sf is { it} i} tr rsh s eee! © ‘T) a at “i “ returns: MlGH py Pyrt? | ing *) ty , a a) ot X rey tha &* Our hy + ae pa keyg i ‘ . os ern fry ‘4 . re r ‘ >) ‘ Oe etme, ieee es rice . ;.4 . . a La eae, >, ; » ‘ Sale: i +De 14 ie " ‘ .. oF Tr . R127 ¢* ne UNnded boyg ‘6a... Phone ik Cine ttt Vice: goog glttish | irene EY Years the acti: os. Seweees oe Ww. F. Portman ~°8'?al 5658, Trier | Dienae, ~ dine) } he hay hed AC LOMOBT) wom paid. Central 92201... (4 see thorough, assenger: early lair | Roman: "1a, > AING TO; ee Need iow i : ‘ OVer there ‘ ( lavinn 200, Vv Sa] ary. oe ‘ke UNnUSia! oppor: Be, sr cai’ OM by isiness MONEY >> ‘ ‘ AE , a i \ | bes ' ‘ meas. ‘tog I ee Weg 4") “epee ep ae cor } tires $e. A rebuilt ; nd repainted ; = ‘TiC? we lin ‘ en? re > : FIANO— For sale S) * ‘ Sis A nee, ‘rit ive ? ¢ ne a . Won ae @ | of neg S ' ; cP; JOct : Tie e,} ¢ ita b- . , on ma ; > ge A - in jar} A WU a c a pa . ‘fet It} Fett ian CT . . nt rir Nores - na . " . a . ¢ 2 ver fe rad co " of | \". ts - ‘ A edd i. lira ha ,? PAL, Retsiniseass FOR SALE re siveé Lindel] ae Ty ry 7 are ‘ ¢ Sete Me Bi'e a - “2 OS a ar new $ . i i a, : - : =e -~ — y ‘ 1a tlo Siowiiaz.. CCARS Ths , 7 —- eimar LOL. (ee, "al 14% Cin, ot ee | er, Ix? I 200, See ‘ ee ~/ pale. AE LI AN I Al . 1 14.0%, seh, vmNnont ver Ce; —— : , . 83 PIANO SAcTIifice® fo: CRs ad li¢ ‘ O r 1D Re T R : ; hai ; ’ : . st =e 1s f i ‘¢é WW ¢ . : ) ; ! you Can do r% Q ie EXPE} RI. i Nave Vour Own hours and dete a a; vou 4788 ‘ 2: alr WUT‘, loo I Trank]i; Ones bd, 2 A’ wie Rte : : i , 4 Apres = i ? s6cra } ha i -» Enelic tian a sila ‘ ry ; «\ re Or all k Inad » | the businese: +3, «2! learn | + 7A = i f ‘ W orks, 2600 hr a mica) r\ ice Si ALL, PARTS yo, cusineen: ¢) eli] is new: not out learn been ays: all kinda te ee | elmar tray ToT tat ! tease ke on N—Fo, | | eee gf s ‘ Oo\ SPE ¢ | " 7 mo | FNOUld have x, ’ ‘OWwde dl; ‘'*S and honsepata Sood furniture. wt oT “, airdas, — +. defferson ‘ S“adivake Co fain . men Ot, twePesix 3 K\ 3 “ee and _* a ve Good -D ay . ' 4 A I, OP k R / r » ’ While learn - 4 ‘ ; alje f Carry vo | f ? £904 An, —_s — 4 Foods; hithees ¢ sa j — { Mion "ews lk res i. male ‘ by 4 ¢ > oe ° Centra! Wibar & (nM, Pos: . L. rariner. M ‘Rea pe wm Nev ee . pee oi ’ With 4ivc ( i Ss , UUSITes © 1 4 : SO Phones BP Prices Ss} 4 . AND I.3} (‘Or'pe - v Til’ ps , — . and Urine: ' * = , wan SommMission: sho ter 4 Oey only | SOS: Centra) nan 16% ooe,2MOnt 399, L179. | lOATS For sala = Model: mus) Kw, Wtd.—iste 2. 1916 “hewte. MOr sale ‘So a a , AN &8-note fuii. Mt t fd, Ye fines $1423 Paws .-. 7 ® Al co Lditten. P a pill amed; Al con hition:” pa mse ng er, Just O\ ee mahoga Case has tf , eee compicte or $$ mont> : nye - tiful cabinet gran. “4UVancement- KO : Ssior wg i P, M ee off oe ay | It SL IE ly Y ING AND FEI I to Speak con. : me _ ; under 4 anv] able | W 4 NTE ) — , a , ; i I? an . a Ge A N 1) GIRI , 4idi ye j business and . lose aaa 8 we ach you the Siedlin ce” 43st Class af 7 ~~ - hil . Rej j “UUTH «of I) ton wry ‘ One ~ * a4 farace i>) rear sO! HA, * Co,. P1KQe Olive a barg rain S275. I oe (Ci E 1) s W AL s TO LEA R Y xin Will he ire rated tn YOU; ap-] flatc "2157 con ante of res a coat a iio ite con Wtd —191§ »7 7 Or Oak ; >) Hee PMO) ] BE i, ~ , RISY RR +- | 1. ‘ - Ost - D} spat « ( UWdentially, Box 3] - De ~ if a Slede ‘ Delma i A an; Ro ; rive f ry Pawel " Bx lara toy ee _Onetrasr. : ’ T° ? wit te YM vs “ ’ ‘ . tae at y ‘ af a de) , Soom oy . i 44 Cu i r wn + SF apes | vt 1 an: Tern. ] ; ; GIRLS AN D WOMR fi ORIES, gt re SHIRT FAC. != (c4)/ Auctioneers’ / EONORI AUCTION pew dae oe AUCTION SALES COUR = OT ee sate ‘sense Drice. | HUPMOBIT. oe Easton | av.: Sal Bie + insemaaee Ri ding: ase ike wee : j ‘ ae = a | i ~~~ — biel . LS és ss ( : . ene zy 3 > Kn. ~ “ . ' oe ob) “" ’ tT ri Pericnee or « Ny as ate ST a. ANT e AN D HI¢ 'K &g WANTED To. a pe nigiod 14) 4 Rae BLIC AUCTION Paes tL. ee and _bri E “uae Wid, 3 1 Word: state year; ¢ rerterfut condition. e 1917 SC aneNn ger: | y int ae #Dread ime dai! y- i _ @ BMY Ion oS em : es i nreneed- AI E> d 14 ’ , . ‘UrNiture genay.. '2OF Highest “Cash ~ eae “con. in bloc k ar aces lot at 5° ‘ iat Post-])} on Eh TOS: Nine narfe res al) new: ! s sia. 8V¥Oid crow the a AYERS, 17¢5 peck, ice and label] = ) 16 H AN D LOCUST | AWellings Pigs t anges contents of ree | eeOUNd. Mond ay, Oct “91% 61: ‘sold on the | i 01 t(D TODR ING ‘AR Wed. see 1:8) ee s count woine’ ee selling at coo (oi, Odies in : ‘Vignreet Cars and On as R assortment & : mats Or phone ° r¢ pean 4216 N roadway. ie me IMIS, at 3 Dr. mit net annly (all + oon 34801 [Dealers need ; _Post-Disnate, *C8X to “army. Box N-on4 | (plenty —— air) ‘4Sorous, healthy . immense tarraine tr ‘ ‘ 1X MRD Weal wi (eh) | JRF KRY Por a (ogy | h h Car owner nr he every pur and taste . ! r che; S fam KEYER'S. ite Sur ha s . Sine TS, col A “LOOR. ing, —~ Y'er 606. Colrax 76g" cL OT sa } eles, os J. Mm or ¢ ‘entral | , ij] pay ut = ; i . J Ree HING )——0 Obiect. John, ang a! xing Condition model: gummer oe wir nssenger, late 1917 | satintacton” ,* Protection at that an kj ‘ ‘ ‘ > S k . BILAYER PAN For ani agg f “ood Pack ‘oli a ior ne rei an : m nad wint Plv in the morning, \p Headwear Mreoe! Pax. steady woe cen went f¢ per line on sheen wi all at once ana UC RE Go. Ww ata eee Wid. i tin. 4928 Pe ize °F top: cash Only: | family to invest | LOOS \ 7 | ir 7 —— ! fan Ww as} inete Tern = Tore insertion - ree or ho j Loods } ri ane pay Cash for ere PPA coed ANTED Food Ca rs Pei ; ve f jew Cash Drica for M AXW Ei! I —o nen a ae ar, Tather r than doet OC ET } rm! ta aq rhen’e treet ‘ \ IL eS BIScurT ? , TE ro? , ; lore, : . i cine 3) ON NPP boxes ('e m $F : ae ot! fre, St*ovne 2 hed 45 - AP P "AR ED os ia Mitid dia tea en I a+) (i)j a oSGs eS. Bon Ont 73 2h, or | A conde: oe Ting Car. ‘ hean Be san sa ; Hit’ Ds ~ 2) Bi 4 ING 3 CARS bite tnet ha enutif ‘ a 1s ! ‘ f (). i rr 2 ie \\ fe} et ‘ Biri as Ln r 9 Nene Broa. t , siaeelba te Qi, CAlive ]* wy oa Hes sCO L, - td. Men’ "7 Sieve “ Ne I rr’ r> f, met - : - rere? Ss Jeffe en ee late ie ON See RS. x Tar’y. Rio i 1?7 , ; th aud Clark A os | pow ington, ter. | USINESs CHANCES See AOR, 1200'S. pPFlces: don't: sell fegetttt®. overcoats: heer | TRUCK Wid--a icy; ) | MAXWELL pee oe ren (3) HUPMORN pg ceed 7,_Post-| a ae Pe (eg) VER S EWING \ . ray aN Be R23) Oa Cane ‘ : ire See] y 1S 1 rest talr and *¢ ‘ ii, rule wit i ire ‘ j ii 56 4 a Stale tw? ‘ : Fit PA 06 baie oe *“**8 @e gee LAY RR '’ 4% % he a ay 4 AS, LA‘ HINE ' : ‘L N c -42SS gy: Tylez eer. ae, J. No : ete *ISS 99=TOOL dy, j “6 tno * . ’ " — fas ‘ iers ? 4 ss Cie | A wal . ° ‘s ‘ . wean neil - JA +e eee i ~oee il re. - [ room ” pathenw Or ere, . PAY 4 ‘ l, INT] STR Wir Tw Wii] we '} : > atte ion Ww Al “i. ) a Y APP AR. SJ W : r (eq) 44 If] Hornsh« anid . AUGTess fF MAX) & KSON os seme s ' Cas bala ’ ia? sv)ry hig t ; . aware, r\ ND yy) a 4~ "ry, : ae IT} ? ; 2 Ne Ci\V eres . e€ 4 3 Gi fTriptiona en ? : tc Jr Im @? "os : onbeewap M _- peace 1% ° “ft Louis Me . VEI | orn «-} ] JA ° *#-e ~*°seeue wer hefore ther 1? Hots; : fote). Mth anda 3. ij ety To] j re) Ns ae Rens ANY WORK Te ne L in, f " , ‘ oa rant ear fernte f} ats 2 , arza anid strat! bed ta les are S J iva lal Fay - = 7} Pry] eS. nar Re.) k a ee ‘ &lito wii , — “Sag ai 4 L1On e ' ia in Ni , “4 -? av. DOT, ‘i 2 Pree. al arrn v 7 4 — be Atte o ** ee Plans in ee ; : ; cy } } ey Mir. Coe is : el, 2ge~ # Hong de, Ore. ( py > i! ¢a Det. WY FT ry AC m ive ok ‘ it ay Ms TI eC eevee eune } Nice rondit vn SKHGIR@G og) |” Pe ESSERS—Exporica, 7s St ie : Mi (o3e ——. - Por. 3953 #406 Page, Joe eine Auto Anertay°', Ca8h_ for rour a. Jo) | MAXWEELE “or sale a MAN WELT, tees 1 Fain. CONROY'S (The H , , ‘ ‘ } hitileg firs : : ei Olid *) Pte —. . tO Uctior, - on , a a 4. Cimon}? ? lie’, ; ae omen: , o ay a : ’ Nive ‘ t vit? ’ he Pehla ; iy , pee $15 Ares ‘ , ‘ire SSes: L~@ = — Dress ~ ee SPOT I | AP PAR 27h VW + 7 a . ~ { &) n o.. I? p {) ive, : : .. ) ; J _—“~ f and Arts . node were D tint MAX W hal. ee "Sess eé¢0% antees . ! , I lar = lla Baolce Pal STO: =e] Wildman x om 6earn «(3 tof USIN ‘ASI “4 Wuick;: ' ———. fo] ight, shoe ' Al candittan- MITC . a 5 LOU'S pers) )> OL] Vier yes ae is man Mig. ¢' 1m to ees | For coat Pie UICK; men's | a at, Shock absorb r Spot- MITCH EL] °° © 0 eeseeny PIANO. For. Wark: 7.0: "Ij ~Fei, Fed) fon. Eth fioar - 1019 Wash; ine ietniegeete a E r furnit, ! adies Pay up to $29 WUILS, Over. | ar. YHASSES bers. 40 Pa ; $450 ; MITCHEL] ce * st bag ik... tle : aie. Piseher mH tar , . “IST ri ae a r ‘a> . ; . ~f \ } ! 7 ‘ture 1] = , , - wis ’ roe ate D “~- — ade eta ae OSes , Ca = fy ‘ "Radha : ~@* ©9 ©8960 Gem ee nt r if “a F a Ta ) : r ‘ ¢ i eas ’ . ru *. aad .s ‘ . \! : ‘ “ - Pe i as ’ ' Fain aft . HOUs; Ip S52 Ving, House. oe? FMM DE RS Job: 206.) fe) Bight TC to ‘wag &-m00a ; ine % pose” pay pe ts an ae i ing ‘rrand 29 1. . fo D CILASSIS ee ~ ‘ait Mit: HET]. 7. aie ta (4) AOLINE KNIGHT ey Sc ues dae desire. AROLIAS gtr ‘ ' > ree ob —( 20" oe : ) ?) et - a -TOC er eae J | 7 yA’ : Or Se >. -_— ’ +) : " : . : OF . W- . j+. aes ap. , rine , r / ce 9 A i ee LESS bun wemaaly i Oy er Cr : . i¢ } of iif PWV OOM A N\ ; tap —— . — re dM AT nd Bl YER of lact pe - of le s) Seg ” W I ee). ° t oo ; “il? new ; Cems Ine ene ] w S Q ar y= t ta re: SSK) i i}? PAT : Sai ae et. Ha Pee | ON, Teh wt © OfMce building, Apply | Vel before 10 a. 5, OY after =~ Regia: —aen ees OF B Ore | RODE Gisthes” and gentlamen-« 2 = | tor wee ? ene: b C5) ise RUBWOMES : (o4) _ . ' ‘ FL RN] ] | RE Wa iN T E ) bo may ENnowe hats , : : witht am! Pants biikt yy, r Hi ASSIS “ N ATION Al, For ea " . fe ay th, re p “C8 bs righ? mah. gany BDhi- ee NER AN or), 0) 4) housewor}; or; yi mi N—St. Louis «9. ne . : lothes: “Od all kin Perr pant. ' S——Kor sal, viv tases oNeer to. © Baie. fully agning : ROADS Tepe ttt ees Cage : eo 1é) del] pb) di; ( lub, t , nh yea 5 DaY higches: oe ‘S of Hy : ui: Ver wey he . €2 VY FSS niet £en OUPine oe UNped- *¢ Tye « iy ‘ DST 7b) @ es * er eee , di{i rt S key bie ; (Cc) ~~ 0 Wu [, n- BUSINESS FOR Wlas) ¢ ] o'd ie 2» : ) OTRAS, Hy A Drs 3 ak : Ee. “8 | hone ts os tin? . . ule *. T} Al Condition 4 Pag Ral ‘ excellent ms vet My ar. % “livertow " Cord Posies a IAB MT: rs ER: 3 98 HAT! , “ce ar on Moraes ‘gee eOad Whit O3k2 Y Siz A \ STRESS fhe “seagre aT (O53) | nna. SALE ' OF mall tee” 48 of a Kinde ‘an? CLOTH. ( ion Whittie, 44 "tome ; ‘ . st £) fve es “% k5100. Ar For, smecnanica ‘ Ondlition Be ‘ ; ; SION Ie OADS "}> ees . : ++ AOE wv. en Boks 1004 Oltwe at rer “I ‘ watts 4terma . Stea, , . “= SEU I@S SLIK Shire PRE i } r ta . oa Onteany r : ve Y { Dreamer 3 . . ie =) “on ir I 7 eRe wg a ; ‘ . ; bir) Ss) Oa fia ‘ : nr , peta I Work 7. Year around “irl wa Ste: BA RFF E R Sor To, AA Aa | W, 4 pat 6% ‘ra Pancteajeiee pee ' lings. \\'g Nao SSE) Yo Jj . ' ty highs ar res we ~ iS COUP } VAKL 4 Mf Kt AND : e * *#ooue ELL1! t, Tv) ' Dlayer pPianea s Com was... rl fOr = pes, ‘r Eo a warn $15 to 320 ry 3 «XPerienced | Cheap; 4 enir is: frires a’! ! P toe ee Cali ar , “a y Viive, Bomont J021, ~ee tits: tegen ES pre For Kale Sig; ‘ DEE pit. 3 ‘ *t #2 00 owl fond value the pians aler —— 9 » Pe ms les , NOUSE wy, > > sem *¢hs Ms _ e « it Wi) ) , én Yenings )? ae reas phe ‘ . Y : Ben 9 ——— . : . 0 «“¢r? . . OE Oe a a 700 fire p we ' ine C Whitic P ‘ " «} i . ry Hots ast ond Pf \thorne OUSEC Worl) - take ip this k nd of Work ‘hee bay Vou | Osho eT Yuga Per g NY, ‘ eat Paty d v. LADImng . r a Phe KY ; sale a oe Oren im h AO to res Aarne ACCESENFI ex: “ a ai ion: Cc VE: -} ASSEN ‘tae 14) price R* Kes! ) “Sid r'¥ « : ' Ve j } 7 : ‘ PAF IRs} cs Prins ‘ & oo i? j ar an , « — ° — nz “*) : i ‘ Ad cor i . iTca } IN] ~X . . Fait s. aoe MST LE “or gale. } NAT r +e. ue DiAnOSs. all &s moe ' foran,! 14° i 460 j . 4 Ios 1 IONERY + . . — — ' A FIT«s hy >yry *y. - +. (¢ N) ne = Dat, we nO? a\ ~ebpt new I rys 4 aie: lignt - rl: AT Ve ends ales ** ' ~“. ore ful y bay ge Cle = -~—- ‘ FORT Ngase (aay: $4. shy Se Halnted: new tiree: ‘ touring STUDER 4, @ ve. inca ss * i 6th ry. mort of t) 4 HOUS ks senna “4 SEWERS ‘ | Odeon: wil’ c® Stationer.. “andr. ¢ father clan ET URE—WFoe cat lite, Ovec PMeNt:. BO? LING in eee ek coupelet 3 es) | tion. 4209 Kiag ‘res: excellent condi. | STIDRRAKER .. ve Sa terms BEYER'’s ttm ” ri i?j . : . (og) ‘9. 4 deon: wil) : \ é Atri ie aller ©] } , i Kalea- reas, .2 S ita. Ver : an), { Man'« : ‘ ; — a , te — : ‘. as b y ; “2 en _ as . : BOER: whe 51a Wee, tnd din ; iS—COTTON 3, AG; stead or ee ey. Gost ae OM ee, hogany ps 2% hollow rocka; &74™ DAY UD to $20 Hr PANts Shoes, pages, bows? | ect condition. ” Teyie Motor Carode!: per- | OVERLAND-—PFor ze, {9} (CNB) , STCOTT pana a eee AYER-PIANO_ vo he 4 ‘a \ sah , . a4 ~ I i nM I : 5 — ‘ % saa! y I) (eats “ , iIQdgie ° erela UST = » ‘uF le bist - f | j tere , ‘ » ) . fae Ve > ‘ a Cente ‘ " i) t gal hremee rey: ’ SOON Ber, hi te " , Mode -Tes ‘ Pele . : wa '¢ s ; [: : . ? ‘ I) ee ; seace : ier lable. = )da rey nL er sa | rf rou $@e rH iy : v2 tine new . pac rif _ -« ~~ ‘-DAN we n- Mkt 4 e note foe $40 wir RRA aba i ivige, O Bee “Tor = “ EN] Ie RIE NC ke D. APP L y mh AT, ()} lt IK (ry same: : ) Gi} THe - m ~—ws 4 ae ~) SLi ey ING ‘ no ‘ oho -t or Sais . COtine TTF, (pn) ‘ 108 Oliva af i , $550. ES. & H. {*n Hit PMORIT, KB CLOSED ‘ A Rs hs ten ‘A oe Start. uaho ary ae o r Saye eon ¢ aie ies EPCDricto; © CONN 2 ae ‘ hess ¢ oo an. Clee Bows oe . One _ er o Wate “* “larter an } liohes . "le rode} “ io. ‘i-V@ar (7) aoe” ga " , . mot ¢ Hoy SEG 1, hor ie W I R cf HT. AN > ¢ Kensing ONO... OF Than 2 «ar ett Bana 407 tndlasell Nahovan Limos new, ivor yang | -— —— el, De Mar Hap “Adeventer ay eee New tires 1G lee tric PA KARD Mor naie, toue feta) MAN WE IL, SEDAN SoS 88s eens MRS wey xk ) canh balanes Dete ' “* KFeneral boas B ( ; » Div Hones au €& Oide Nancat a Bite, Cane itr ' Villa “Mi he ree — (ek . - , P - iv locum. ousine aon BP entiy —.'& car ‘and ji, MAXWELL Corpor * "#8 es weees . men! hiy Box (108 . ne te . ; PCy ms Worl 4 T ( 0 POUSe, he ad tae > “ LOT ta ° «? a — OV: recer, v . - an iim (orl f ; v* Le — . Pepeet Tt. Div @gar 7... i@aundry: oe» Coty . wiih, ) yA Gps : meh F is 4 fina MMA TOOM furnity it} z “& pn FOR SA Bie oe. . t—F'OPr sale: ca 1a) in Al om - overhauled a , . ove "© Pan ett PIAN ‘ = . \ iter in . oat Tava, Wioere Ar Ti (' IK ST ' EASTON 3227 ‘ j ePLaUaT) per, 4) alae P e, OPrary ta- a PP age LE erfi) , ’ hie; safest }OTS& COM Delat eduinn md on: pele etarter- ‘9 . nJ a T) ‘ENMO 7 7 Rl KS ~29e ~ > For “A « f —- a HOV Shy: ‘hon ry 4079 > AT “a : ”) j hy are - > ae rood havine ee wy eg gona ate sali : Siewns may FY ry 4 HR PO POP. mon, ‘ ~~ ae ~ Atul hie Pvain: Shes ie . “2,26 @ . wee r lMnis a : i . wee etil Moder i » J " Cate: Ar @xuer, " (fj : ; 2 ’ . SOR: en! \ Py" i 4 ke ~-CbDair t) : ; Cc; A ‘ er roa or sae i > iano, at ( Aj" ine : nA ‘ OCC st sa’ ew. M ‘ ils a aioe f5 + ‘ aregiain fia " —o ‘ aed ; - eri bower i atthe i ven colored — ) i ¢ o>) | GR Fi 7 —! nla gm ms, bargai, SB ( oa a rugs. Hudson Sianins es j ene: oF tell ek WOLD {st, 183° ae end. Past. Di Snatch Pca) CASN. Rax j 4 cries PORM a. THY ; kK "“*@eesges if desire | - $} : rie ” j#uUNnAar. _~s gene ae ae LJ C"haa-s = on Seti Ne, : é sera, Owner 16 ys fi ‘ > larewa + } papier oe AW~“K CEO j - . oe vir Ri} , ad | eles 76 1946 Bry *h LCA, Inquire > , : wner, vl _ 4 > ; ' aK tails . ™ . For Fal ?. 1N17 (4) _ . MOLLE if WU rr Ma 4 ] } ]} O50 ' mm ~ Maal aay ; ‘ Die Sie be -, s m i oe wo mt P S bf] re iy , - IN ° ° *@-s e* vi eis | Hor! -_ iIngha, . gS me ; os 7 . U4 er imar Lij la, ‘J « pp ; (4) Never — ne . : Ute: Sacrif i Pt ie ay a ~ - CIMOUSINES | Sn . an in fiens. ta “ ; 4 : *' Dassen e, @ me PRN ATION rt (%. T ) *“*eee « Rit Ss (SiR? . 6 nine : a ori : “)* ‘ “ pa an why ( CRY ‘, me - co (Rei) ‘ 2 Vi “Aye : iy P ‘ ‘ “yi a ’ «7 ie lima, ald PF and ® } - ‘ 2 . é rice § > oe ici > PyrGafy Tr ' wit. 4 ete & as 3 . rs . Lotus we rk n lusty Os: for Ps THN ‘ 14 mY lede . Weeg. Skuy es 40% cel, Where You Can ma} ~ ey iron be ipo: ae? | S44) Le his j Or sale : TAY NES — Kor Sale- li moi ~—~ ry 6. I & H ("o.. "TAR Co) Olive OP» cr; : . As 3 C”.,, 1960 ‘Tacnat a PeAVE i PIA +) $1" ; , oat | * HO Was , Benera! | 4 aN noe SAP L Pon a ; (og) . — oY. hannine ee’ §BARKO TWO?) ON the Sins to &® cu "IPEFie, gg: furs ; , ,fTa! eleg , , ~ rand-new { ui. 0 “ine tow ; SI Thy eone fey? focumt rise ae | e. oO af by bik or mile " i! yz. ) oe ‘ ye wr eB f 4 al; P ‘ . P dress - . ~ ITs The dé eB } ; ‘ , Pet to ¢ * ur . . Just rec ite we ran a ae VAN Bey : le@- | & | no ne ; GOULS eT. work dard] he erimane nt vpOSitiun an (rhea IR Y LIND Mi — Ps ys os. Ad dave none? ps ser. Ss eA ’ if dies’ Hoc. “ee PRU) ermine : Ol new $300. will take oF eived from et , ~ ndition: will 8 ale; iaite Mine ” Tease io ACCESSORIES P reiis. « abinet term .« . ietal Ho; SE , Srp) {o4) Sj MN) hp 4133 XN ith st sd. TUG Cation j? ( ih eg" Mf ATK her Gre : | ceepieg lia ripe s m ‘ ; arior Ket refr it mint . PU] Cal CORT (ej he 4 11s@ | alison la Cn ipe «ar tor Irin; Par t Noles or Rood mt, oan 1610 ist. si SR 1 "* f - $700. craft ’ te ~- ~ARTS S ETc anawer : efe A iy © veut i : are 2 VONG APHIS R . j 0% bet eae 60d In itches , > Pun eres sof eae ee "= Coat. fir P cot “’. BENtlemar y ett & Car inp oO Re. - a AIR ¢ Die st urGaay ‘Ox wij -=3it Bpaertmae ) \\ @ ; GR : Daten r: \ bine libra re wa, rovke SOld a: , tuto - rob alee One Ww e § art sett) m — = . rot : ‘OMP RESSon metid LL Dat a iby ROOG } oOnie = —" i ASSs| “T | Pi iti CU ar) The ny ou me sery Ti es of ry AP as a AND NI FE AT Mi 4 FR} I s% - nels Mizte r) . efhialry tal le . ruc. ir C4 aK« = Work \? : “SSist {mn pga aes al s. @ ot nod ts AGiNS Tate ae ale ; ' =) | +4) ys Sacrifi » > ass ir very r> ‘ENCY use } - ee al ae ee | Ex ne ae ' : (cg) and bistiabael Othe; AGdias - Offlees a1 al of- | T?? ] and N+ ate Se; Gy afte py {} 14 i repo] hal ore ee ‘lfonijer Clnthec L RK Ie DE “ME Db ‘ LOTHING iB ROADSTERS . J ned é ror $295. 2804 Cook le ny EHD) oe aad — gain at $12, omain A... ! an « NOouse work ’ 3S Rirl far « ; we SPENCE, gn eae * ive age ee si y, if. a ee ~* @Nd odd } } rin : 2S fered: —— SN0es, late: : : : | TOURING ‘ , —-—~ ’ Mea and-new ’ 1. vg on th ly I> , t } apar ent BY enera D 3d, Pee ay nas, . alary expe, ted Rox HAR DV AR Wcsaee -" 2) — a thirg 7 _ 4 DOOKS. oO? Jeffer ra nn ‘ LeTsaon Loan Co 30; "48 RY ‘(hia Rt LOADS rE R we zs a "yee f AR ~My 1917 ene cme ind. n novel y hrm ediate deli ivery ord journg a THE fet lh L,} Ii Wier, It? a te ; . Pou ris . . ' . ; : ‘ ‘ ° ; : Se oF or ’ , - e7s% \ I? ‘ . ‘ . — és . ’ , ¥ > ‘ eS, one i?y ey. f pre © AP yl ef ‘ord st . ’ ta : . Pica eo . i { if}! OPH ON po che? ie ie a (od) j PP # Loo busin 2 a i,¢ o d-easta} ii ! i) ae Bale ruse \ $) A VW Bick - . (7) ee ! . s I}, or Sa] 6, ‘1916- lich? &- | 7 his ew “a , stra Ks ie nons ie b va . I) , ey’ Pi. LAY . Tio ‘ Shee) | +P P es Cay} JH tel awit hh ie i ia OR cre rienc mi { > ry, Mar bh] . au ain: investiens, - . a Chairs oes “MeN, Cinrg a. A ring a6 se of 4 ru? a at linge Rr! ch . 4b rt rand, 41290 Olive ‘43 for $2700 “wilt a be #¥n ove rhattied a ad . . BF; # I\ ant Y BODIES Fo Ee dus E r ae | ANG) Par male j York: no y ‘irl genera; ‘ine ard, Majest; r omy FE. 1 ee alton : $2 register: wher’ ic. - la lilere. ‘heae lamiomnd ~-POr gale: . —. '#) Pes: will saeriy; se} ls and ton > r Ford jj ne mdits ; t) “ « age al : i sti ys 1.y’ . a4 les + Wa lu tis Cros ee i - WAteh P oe ieee fine runnine te Ne W tirac. er Cran?’ | 40679 fo» demonstrati- Si100 (‘al} ling’. “19 ts Site eh Dow in etek ae This Pye amen . r-eptiona!} a Dheo Tn Vln rent hare papain “Urnished gs . . For « ' Fe A ’ : im +‘. OFF op " "at SYS4P> ~ "8 CONG ton: @o sa° , . . wee on _ = : . : . . Case ie og | > bargair os #) op ’ ale , [ PATIL ay ap teeee Ff (8) . : $0.80. Ca VALLE : le a Bee timers. very HOUsEC: . it on ®t { a }? He¢ INE =3 | st Dien; to} 4 ats] “as Ro: “a i - '..o.— ‘AVENettag ts c. i) AIKN ‘ > ea pn : ' bioN i hone 1 Ick _ ia . > Le ‘ . to; toi? > é a } tt B ET Be a at Olive . Fe AMO! ay ° * per > ! . | Coiks coe. q]?'¢ v7" 3, Ras ranoagago ’ aie: sg Ii Ke? é "? ¥ \ Fo) S > P t¢ $) feos, ‘ust be ’ ~~ oe pada ait r s W- ; DY ro le: . s . WAR) {> x rel IOU tee ; Yor ’ ~ Bae VC") RR ‘ ijry , “ ranpes ‘ fiightiy . . os ‘ Oats Darnts« - ’ bo: = ig roadster: - VS ai t rN? ’ ee ert te Or will ‘ r Adie — Kemall fay Work , OUNZ ladies {ROOM—_sx;, 4 ceenit . MOSt everything nes: ice. Rhtly damage - Dants, $5 coate bainted and i st New tires: ¢ : - Gt Ones. J6le teen trade, 3621 . P : Ome ‘ envi he * ee I £004 ¢ nine i) onear ; eee Ie iw een 16 ? *o*9 reAR enn ., al Teal ‘ ma: } : ; didi Se] ) A . 7 ing A oT iOouse. "tT ‘ ped ee Si, - 7 fine Purvir ro ‘sum 2 “es ”? / ist ‘i 4-OCNS . FORT: ‘ “ . Maastan, . ” A By : {Nr ; i. ims q GA by) oe 4 1Oryya rod nO Paie ¢, Niral ,; li Pre, -» Vears oc} ~ a Ss. Post Mranklin ” Casn: Lood ! 2108 1 f OP ariei: ali to dealer -t AMERI« AN SAT AC? a , sf baled | Lafavette a Mmalition: Price V ELIE For ; \la- = (4) Che am EN DE hy ‘For Sale front Se ae BOte; ir Wer . itt bil Wi Hous MII We (4) | ey fence not arenes I Chboards: ex. é LWsp APE R Row eo 7 (ery | advanced an ——"& JOC8* tae foods h r lk K — Fc . - (a4) New: » Ins = we 6 PASSE ger ‘Oo! : — | met DF Loc vat . and sz and bene, ‘ ' e a ae | 24 ‘ > j - rie on " err “y ‘ 4 Oo ¢ ~ 2,4] ty ro - ai\e¢ : M4 s ‘ Culir : = ‘ae ‘Te . . ORS P , ; , ‘er r In ned] ’ iif, : nn SasRS - 4- : 407 Operatore paid ert nane ‘Tet POSitions j Paper route, ‘ ‘ ’ ° } afters Ov new Drices Ire WwW sed ‘UrNiture , t roa Ista. a ‘ ‘ f, VIN) ler GIS > A lax tiree Derfect seat Cove rs. re Prand.- Lor ‘ R Al TY) : io wit “—. : ’ ermn ta . i’) ime Cali 367 : yi three i Pty any a HY afte, .— Whi} ie hk arni ng An. i Versity F ‘ity. 4a hl gt) i] irvary: “ay Tr S°cond land “ee @nq We have t! “et toler : - , very Cty! shape — os i4, un rene } PRX ri tire cosat compler potlighs. i? Anke 1610 on = Si OR IE Ss Must be : a a” SP ad B Wi HED oF —— a ‘ 4a ey r¢ i = wee. ee pri We Fn at , if Parts... — PNiture ‘ ; ie foc ee ON Ne i g ai ‘ Car as ‘ eSUAi are: iv} ih , : 2, ro 44 v : rt = - 4s I * . i rier : Ne es _—- I Signi . fal 7. " Le ** -_ ; sve ; . reas s ly low? rene: , ioe — P VE 2 ARLE CFLERT Pe = t +) j ar ‘count of draft “A ty j ry - reap Di " el (3) \ 1] convin Ondition at our HI: Lue | Cach — ‘ ie ae sisi m ' Pa; “hk shar A952 On Ing CAr for si9en, Tx Nt d ; Sea oversized, *his ir he Wi Lv. ' i“, ; leh? : ne — ‘ ‘ fader Ne Vv ‘a . : (te . . a po . 7}, ¢ = : 4 st (‘ai , ‘ ly — : . “ry | 4 = . ai j ‘- Vv yj sin . » * e . a i mes r ‘ 4, ; 2 > Sonn . ae Pe 7 PS . ‘ - if? Ti qr ‘ ? © oa , > . a ae | ; . 4 > ry ti} a ’ , ” ‘ ; ’ ” ti Inemt q* To ore Chur ila, ave Vork , {all \ . ti eer Ping Colne f, Planters “ {fo j , Ir) Lin TARA ‘iy €Yys ivp« Ricy ; ‘. 4 1 ar 7 OU, Ley y 4):°T°0°8 — ADDY Glamonds I rt ‘or ad Pol } ' i a > \ pyr sale rar : . (ee) 4 h ING CAR i - eriral 1429 (e434) pe fittie O70 a ¥en im . ' it very Too ’ . : , rig ur AD * a ° { Pay . a? . ve , it ]s*} . fn " ‘ ay, ™ . raibere 1 ep “ae ‘a, a cON r _ 4 “ « “« oe > ’ . ce — hi or: AV yor Dart. | eM WAIT RES ~~ Bear ct) PRC ONT NGS Boo NE “age ’ € gaapes ey 4 ———— ‘ x. SOO Fran} % ‘ or: ition, ~ a L, eat rn adster per. | Gey] lin ler. 19} maa : tgh o- passenger, TIRE SALE Second T's he iS ree PWood « Si (Fike Wo a . ( kc - ans ' j Hor SEG rey 2. Ps Vi MITRiEsspes Pc , ROOMING * eee ms 4Shington. ©) . “ag Fy Ninster Poe $10- "hen ij CAST] Paid: far 214 3 re 8 fe) KOPD "i ~ a70 aston ae De entral 2429 TIRES hor GHT Will) im eve a ize ano ag bd then r ea ‘N 93 7 : verier Par gn ee ee +?) eaienes ; —e@e 4 “4 i ‘ we § » win , ie Be | noncde . mid), $0401. ~ co a ‘ r ‘ tT Pape / . | . , 4 , unt Wilec. “i + ene, a] housewnri ‘ ‘ a i ‘ 4 Wohler ‘ Tie fale w7 VA ms Vy } SaAcTifjire i ‘ha 01 : ‘) Vi, rats ree ry, rr ee Pood >I q old false tenth Si Ve : ; Atinum rifica $207, “17 Ws i 1{917 otor n TRU , f¢ "4 re Sery iceable condition” Your old rood ba te caad , fii L ag ““NGQEYV -wop : rR, on . ws . AG), : vent 2 ine hh) AO] 1 Ix ta I ; 6 > , fli] ae Ih co a B , : : ‘atte ‘ altan ‘ — “eS, 88c- ~~ « wr, Se ° r _Las | (fF / ; av ’ 4 . “ar month! A} hb, a ri} e Vie j hy ee >wWw “4800.7 16% ™ \\V ’ j i RSS EX | . tod) Rr y MIS (: a ‘ . g=\ ¢1 j 4 | ; Ke } it Sit le in oe, 3 . pred e > ; h W ‘'’ 3 >] ? \ ! : ’ ith If f ‘ r} I> a > Aj = - “apo til sy ay. NAR, LAA ATS Tir P arne Tir o.. terme ! top" pe Al a ‘ i] f ihe if ae > hiy : a “ve N Tsy P "® eCXperjenve . a ‘ Hots SK Weer fh, > ‘AiaVette ay SVL ¢ Hgition : Dol T hide ine se. and OD als , a7 § SeES re ep} ; | eee R * (etree ge Pron . quam Os: 32th Lorties ry te tikes Mianean) ? eee ‘ Ti) ‘Sk GURL Kar - ‘a i ‘+ a@Pih}, 1s in ¢ abanne. ? = a iy ina or (cray } CASE Lin 1° 7; ™) . pi ‘S. Lood ran liti . $3 sae, ¢ {191s m4. } Is ror Sala. u be ' am “- 0 m at. PIANC litm) « ‘* me ’ "OF irey ’ ‘ 4 } . ° > | . Wie Ss I lled ’ » . Ner . 4 \ ; » ’ =— -_— fe) , y , oF. id lor ! “ f oe) ’ 2 L2OT) : Y ae uy - »~ + . Pur ta . ° ' =~ i} nde ood , ; «fy iOUsSewW, rj W. : ae S x Derie: forsed ‘ Shit oP ince ne S180 — “Te shi Year ear " S 1° Tite _ ay Sill e- [3 rol diamar . ‘ + ' Ord Loud S ver , , a »PRID kor Sale c ’ D. . ‘ Ass (7 ele v7 be ry ©on lition - ; iof sore £ “Creen ea! ; ™ — righ? OF a] e i-.indeman a ll, - erage) . ale ne ; - ods ‘ > om a ae OU ar ‘ . Pa Piry ’ . sea ,ing : rye vont thos Anton, ater ’ on leg , . -. PORK? Tey on si , DiAtiny ey WN: _ Sil, POoadstea;: f20C Us f ene eK . ‘A. ft rye . he ay. iy 4 : Obleetins ; P we , ; i 1C% on ; ' x £7214 rome Poon “ : or. 219 4a iCkRS: Ol”A r a PWwelry aii Ut). 16 Tacos 4S : 1078 ees @ - — ‘ “al once. ‘A 0 ORPAaAnY : - HOD - i lore “Tf SED fet) felt. ile el 0 \\ wr) I i York 14 , h rank rT? -* . Tlie | PL, 1 Mii IN : ; f aT. Dienst , aon DA \ IONE] u> Kae rs #2: (Olive roe 2 trepes ’ a Tppt , [’} Ne Cie . Ey fo S*4) for ry : a lar “ silOvié I: $4 4) FuRDpD rRUCKS. ; (oR) ae HORSES AND VEHICLES Flunity — i ae ay Fa: Bia ' {ey SS fe6 : : {7 SHOpoup “ ‘ Oa) “i or ‘a! \ -~ ade * ive e- sie [4 M ) - “Cored har (ef, ) PD eterna! we S4 > Mime : : ~~ : _ a “te “Or wom / 1) Several. for sh 10t} las “gs *t growing. . . range lay ' liso } : . ' ‘110Cr a, >» oe. 1917 ms; —— 6 *, TOR N 4ats Celivery 4 ? : once £ ‘ ~ at inal? rISe@r ; 4 or '°PDOIV obo @ é eats @t ¢ ‘ For reer] ‘2 ‘ MCale 4 \ } ; - "Aare 8 7 roadst. ~* . . id Mz ” re Fijaf. i ' ‘ AF J) Pree poartment; $25. T.'y- “9-5 ms amily: 5. / Wa; CHic we Hove 7) my Mor, =? TOISM farket > ar Pays d RSS bx De rien ed: $s 04} | (far ion ; re “4 - any: OAK Sideho i ® Ivani are. ifehe lia mee a » Jew eiry, Db W}e > r cale road : a ae fe ‘) na CAS) Or time en 3 eA, tye Lire t da?iwen, a i a — - i. ike Kj 46. Ge - oy Serr I \ . 4611 S; lays “a ie: like ne i ard tae a Smelt Ne ana 5 “ITIGS, ee Par ometer. s} bah ‘ol er new, witl ox a ns ail 4 On? a! 479 “CeEvery * | ri fet \ 2 LRNE °c fain hy A ae ss IN SN Upright oO] nan WwW: re isor a! le 1th ot On cl f anid Lefinine p ' ty mm ; Niag) re Cx" ab Orders ane i Speed. LoRD TRUCK . Ke ti“ fo4) 4: rly . ’ ~ WW Ma; wi ar ie ity 1) b — ke ‘ eins ; e i Bl i 30 CVn he : ite re > N. om j arate - Bere ric locke 5 “S ~! > “or Sale: ‘ . L ’ rr nH ~ , ae | EK ASTON as . Me. . New. 2320 Ol . 1Y18 Ino } near. Dyke i} ; 4M ‘ Rroadwar hogar » i@icy ry VOX ; $300 . " — ‘ FORD — fet) CONdition: goqg “az: St of doubie, ig Tye . CO *Y T ; “tae WV hite for t fe) Ww N Kroadwa el W eek: at j i im Ww aSh in Brien, reeTher il } Tear A iy OE ch) } ‘ ed é OT3 » GOS9 MePhergon Use Work - can CESS Bxparisnces Apply SUS 114° e » OBR, O-nieca ) Cay 2°, eo for danonde by ‘ Sais, ‘on Ter ~~ FORT. po, ; feQ) livere 3 = > For sale : A - >» VT Carrer i ae | #) S, 0) 2° rem lias, ¢ . cf tion w« yn Is or CPeXCe@'lneg ASF. O) fale. er. ; — ae Pid a wr - fe. two: and one j a> }, ‘ ’ vay . , , ‘ ei i Tes Seg st £@ar a} kK Batt. nr) CON ‘ 2 , Pee ea e. = sS is - = ‘ : nen am he HOUSBR Th Rinens 8 Xberienc 1. ic) | WAI CRESSES Exper | ES) Me eral hous “ OTIC e¢ Whilte teady eo od enced: lis a T ‘ . Work =e mw fe) k kOe! w — i ite ‘ for ren. - ‘ ° ~é Liye fl « Ulnne [ and Seid agu’ e. - —P ’ } Dp ir : 4 . ? lv Aa. en: wd ee | ere: BEN Waterss ages: no laundry | WAITRESS > CG Out-of Jae line, a Ola, bed, chair. 357727 eD POP’ KING 8 Mor sale, defi rh ms ) " ‘ a lit ijVvery ra 1 Ba { . , " a i trey pa Ow Ae 4 ia EN acled al cr iti- - i ‘ . ‘1G f . te ' ’ Hot } . ’ , , Wiser ex perien 2 CTI As : c ‘ i i . LCiede Cor P ile: ii] re : mdit ” ‘> " we 4 ? 4 oo Rusa ant . ' * Pr ee oe ‘ - ent Fle, VOrK: .gleo Ced; no NSunad- on A ° vC per jj . ¢ eas bor 6 : NM itiION th» ss Odell: . 2. 254 SN > ACK, ISIE fine | HAT: n teed r 5-3 Work : ae White me tf... : Lama. Man to lear a unday MIING ‘8 Boats (tne ey (ry Or New Pape a @Xc? tani Pn ’ i JEW I peer io besa %UgFhoey? _ yg (FRU -class | iy re ~ “acisDur . nm (Nicss ‘MMi wet ween be su, t; mn ahowa: y Cane hs ayall Aart me Tenerg | hous _ FOCUS ie@arn. Vone ey, 31> Camer ras for : ng Launc) lure on * tis if sires) a your wold Cc ELRY ‘WAT >; G3In a Sium) Cas} As Take Urafted: b oe i (1). oe Sale. ic) Rain - * New, Fecondh ~~ ‘7@ fn . ‘as Wares let r} rf ne 1; iis w V“ ee Dive Pal rs and Gf Oi 7¢8, 2) loa e ; iner Furni. ~~ ~— - Pat: CHES Must he . ‘ Nn. ee. ito , : ia? im-ne A ‘ —— h: New , Wo rE0. Crassrnt k iWaic ine , > io '*:* wit ln Sali (OOF eases ~9 “ ry Kon} Ath Kes TERY preg venge (o4) OunNL Ie ne , lal ittureg URN : aes lway arn CAST ‘atelier : ‘ Seen to he apr ee 2°Ceasorios: | , Glate da e@live ; antes ‘ Wor: n- drive vay iUCK, I319 " ; ~ ; . le! | in) f0UPrs’ work: Spe trae eel W4zes $40 Slo 5 mere in On shrea op © tom + URE ro, Sale: (es) S35. DAld for rela deen | ae Bt ; Clated 4119 Juni!) —AO™t ; termes if Wanted, 2ey% | HOSE Fe ae Dok, HW WU +t af ; HO! ~ APDIY Railnogga MUSt be ‘quick es, $40; ~ i tertions asOnae an TOOM aparet'y Rew and cons | -SMOmt. S&S. Smii*monds any ain. MAXWEI} | FORD ewe (e3)| 37064 pith “ale: 16 hander yeas LTE ‘ SEGIRI —— te renia rab lire ad y. AM. \ 20th ] j 'Pady, | _MISCE! Rt ge rea Onan! a ' 4Partmen; as 6 a, i- Hi MI : if i & 4 > 1° \" ‘ a ail anv ood 4 ’ Kor Sals ran.des ' rive, Tt Sale, truc ke: or , _ we A Pain a? s: 12: : 110M «ats . wit! " ae Sed : ‘+ #/V(IN an y VN _ a anid ve ’ ST pe os ; ' a {3 a sty wil ‘ran ) rr Service: } - “wUStGr, 4 . 02 “ Gent ' ‘iY Lor 7 ae . coe ° ASS {x with ir Nir rade edn Won iN Tr l eh i -LLANEOUS FOR SALE 4pa nen: Cn} a tl fi = e: Steam h ated 0 dave $209.40) for diamonde , ‘cs rime wena nee CONditfon - ini “. roe _ 2916 - ~~ eae rator. Dearhor: n Truck main HORSE For Bale: _ ; : Sr, or P é W hes ipry " nm home, ¢ de ‘USCWor ’ he No understs = BURN TI-p om Cle, the , ~ CO nee pas — © nex? mala « . pete §6Ote taka’ ea, Oun able : a 5 Years oly + uratt: good ° i; 1é66 3 . Player Ae and Ralary Vi OF Dusiness cour * Kood faurant: ny, S Nds orik = fy : BO} TILER tre ee 1 et UR , fed ne "—_— oe > 3 3 ‘arat: we hy v r 3SO4 (“mork , ake $90 for quick Be KD for « yy) Y . on OMT Riveltt we ver it! _ practica! efor 7 urs hoard iz Unday work 10> , ‘1 res- OF Bale, he Sn irnisheg, ., Sale; have der . se AAP t ; WNW , ail ay ' qui i ° ote “wags light try y HORSES — drive, Mm eve . "=e: 3S ‘ ; ‘ " 9 be . ifigi co ’ at ‘ i ‘ r r,) . ) “> + e . es «* ’ TY - ? it Pr . - . ‘ ’ ” : ’ r Hote LhOUB RY, i. rh j Wom AN " N lith fe) PaNnsion t nk eaeaiyyee Oilar ve Pe OMplete “ , 3 UOT) ! n . J iQ LU Way DSMOpny) } r* fe) r press tor " . 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Nrinac a style is ‘ t a rd twit) ; 11@ fac. & i PDaymen ‘ ‘ i] Sunie , SIRI ctte ts, MBht prise 7 OTLLY perfe fore a “ ON Ow - a =. — ORI 43004 Tl) ‘onstrate | th l’or Sale PM fe iety — Val i" ei ork and ' ' UNE, for tiehs \ ror wae | CIGARS se —8i@ (Co, 400 * at Al ] YIN machine ¢ be tnt, in - He Ree US: evar-srh q charge : WES irocolrr ¢ Tonty inal em on at mes «28s HOPste a s {r on! ner: . COO IT o r eT en ; ashing 2} 5 aA iP. wat. « 2. . \ 4th anid s, » - nine . S84 te is Rene “ . i Mine o 43 . t Ale. ae i { ie | | is (oe J) ‘ake tern Pe , . / , ‘y?) ar Ess : - - ~ road thaw . » Washing i “Canine ap» ' On Monday arnt | », ale se LPL CCS) > De month ' rms, $8 wn = s @ (HH - oO ’ Nliderns: r a} Panct ia. » Suit tr) ' W: Cap SOE OP Sale “ ype Kartn ‘Cot, ome and foo a OF Biron, ade Satur lay, Apply da and Fands: $42 n, iM CH), OHH al] cf oe4 W4VS: our ef, — . sig val@ea” down -1 floor, 208 - al. Lat. Ser: new tires ty is chummy rng: es 2888 Tacinas pu ‘25er: can del = = mules luded F, Cahnas 1 wWwaree f iwi Poly 4101 ~% ye Per Do 1 a P tor “a I" Othe VY. & , , care. ‘ti. le s@sive ; Me ny ARR? “50S. Off] . : Price Colman's oi. “all qua aoe Mm and see tha, ‘2! Of good things cea D ent FCM Ssponsitie perry o same 48 new: ter: FURDS— wis HORS ics : r U DOL. PH Wi Ry 7 ous (ody Wow AN fe} : : (4) fer 7 ‘sick il SS ¢ igar sy ie ‘ - i PS Sar $) a nn CW an > ts it fe COMe oe oe L ATENTS nee aa hs Ang i i & oh42 She -+ Jif {9 ~Wit ? 1% tere m™,? ASS Fy - sale ° - a " 7. Pit ae LGU Experience an. 4 “t “e ve for dining room 4ox- va ve S82) Mannh, . of ras heater for po, "er gas plate . Nien ne SARKON Pes sate nandaah. fod) | ne hmen S and hodie Tame _ true k at horses, QI (nee ~ ama; 4 11m ©} UROWorK: 4 for r 4.°S wor hear ¢ ‘ anc ALAk hop. dil ater Neate 2, 42°nroom, $° =H aS ae a > Motor owe ‘Naeer ¢ r. ee me - he 2°. Imm ¢ a — §« ve * ny frp} ; fener; 1) nhe at ilavton o PORAG . ( eP, SUM: Cys , -.0 gas “, *ARSOX UF cycle: ¢@ > and ral ferms, lef} ediate deliver HORS —_— Ai "ie IN OF outs; LMITV: He ul | Want on On car line. Pfeite (—Bxtp r hizh-ove; ; Quick Meal w. 1 Kas ons tSON, p See le: chea . Indian ~ 8. _Riefline’s sas very INES Fy . STE * UW tit h a ai vA) OLIN er $17 , id : { Co kk site - - #>¢. se WV: oy. Adyi a i or , oF Tl ~ lati > Des ay i or . = A1 nie 14) tan POUN " , . arn nice - 2 =) ; nat Ire on} pars he ay aran | Cok CHa 7 ~ Di AY } j Ina © : ] DUrNHer. « UKINg b IPtier IN ae 41Pwr ele rvs iC@® ana ° A ave i, ah *- “ger = fale Arh hk vets - i= Rell Che ° : edu eer ZI NG | rant we 7 Or Ail arm 1ONDsS (a? 4-hburnar Fas Tange fo ' we NVEN LIONS Pointe : _— Cis on, (4) w~), Rood vi DAN «| fie ap 1218 Lynch, y: ho tne ‘ ‘ rk Ox tus Ind resta : ‘hg ate i) j ‘ ao . . mor laundre = } i { WS 4 - . ine mie, ; " ~ 4 cond ti ? rT . hod UD he ios f° } ai ; or - errs? h : HousEGri|, (eo) 1] “pl SPerience not 7 u Drices, cs, OC Wael) CV er “Orie oven fa ary, $7 made ‘“OMMERGCTAT yO - . SED ———~ Mat we i lilefling OF gale h Caah ‘ ‘oarre, 16 Ctrl ¢ to 3; no Sundae, ecessaryv: from | _C Loftis Y¥ros velry | VEN fas rang. as range, $18- ‘hicx | le, patente an, (CIALIZEN * nia ANS | Seen ‘NE's, 509 N Solutely rentie and ene: spider: to». th tnteres | MUSt ha: . or fenera! b t: r , ‘oe. WOrk Appivy W ; Pedit Jey '4lCs) Over ‘ »* OUPNERY, broil. PO Ron, ‘ ARI ae oa % fou) er on : Y Oronke, ‘ OD I ' waren . e®: small ¢ work “trah. upstairs sOS~ | fi) TF E: =! floor, ftis maml diy Nn and warmine ¢ - broile Sa ; If Salo. 2 . J bette atl ; ’ “ari “a’myriiiy , Won ? "| {i . Li SS (a) . - : N by val ior Ras ? » C.OSe? 4s ‘at #e jan new , Cunditlor 4 ‘ . ; ’ (RASSi« ; S.Aa) it ning. #15 rp jure. ; after) * ROO ‘ 1N lo care fas ; > ; am (ak BEES ; ; fc) Cs | 44 « a! COU ro nwa i» CO In mi? ns Ro 5 ” Q Jargain: | Cab A _F oo, 2 to} aa : ‘ 2 Pood MA It} oor =’ Ca lara. BDArin : Phoon or eV\'a ob ie, , : ; [Iwo little child: a ‘ ‘ lls. the er Or Salina “pone: : : Ours rsa fo . ‘ nn | OUTTA re tne " aos “ —_ es HOR b> ) tty Post -* i " + . Ford ory an idl § Ahe bo. V , Nait ATi ; hor bany ne . ‘ « Tey * le : i J se0T} o Woman wit) i ery no Fe te ‘ ie Cabinar . oO: ! “ay , “ . as . Lor | er ’« Pooh & ws At} ‘ > ‘ . OS -Dis fe) ane Cz é rt N-a Crus k . it? ‘ sy and as or wi tF: oo” oy or me suring .. ; } north enough te } b ith aughter o ier : Teason : : i rig Closet ery ja. Aa2 | OWer vith 7 . * Baile, 8edan -: = ¥ ab Ford ee “7 i Stake }hy ty — ONlecti¢ ¥ . — ° 0 ~Oln@ Assistana, , . Qi wm OR alee ie | Ai. ris 4. r ‘ ad Oa] Sa a Sa Pp er > we * Just like nev type ‘ Wworm.dri ‘ MAR - “ ut & c Hot QUBEBIATI Apply ‘¢ aay GROR tance. Call Cab op. ALM cry AIk—p S27: ¢'.) VamMer range with ve beat Fn and AA OULTRY AND BIRDS 2220 ¢ Vive. CiT@S; Will we t bod with Mater me, ro 4 cab. fine condition “Thee ' sane “For sale: eleht voung ine w, 'P. £reat. Seton riy Nn. 4 aii ents nary \" zs SAY, . in’ 4 . +? cals ; . raneen wis al ling Oven F — % Nios s . Mh TS sep _ td, \ a] o 4} iw ’ . oo on, Iorr ’ . " Thules "hs - “3 OT ‘ a ed i 29 ti tlosptra} ,OIMA NX Youn Pe qr} De . Alide 7 «ij iw . o , ‘ oe (k Mf. . eee | arr fy @ a) ‘ Bn . i zwar Y . i a a — ‘Hl ‘ T > "240. = . i ; tiie eo m4 se J ante Uarnegs: $°5 4 t* i he ' aor , Br we ‘ . noe over yd, , P - ad al iT? | , a . 5 it in, ‘, . «i q 4Atig wa rmir : ose : $y, ue mr ‘> oF . i - NP Nee easii NY (ej) hil . nN : . . fo ™4 = Ae on. ; ww up. or Dp! ly ve pre t here aur = ~ EMATD For ema} aoa . (eR) { oon Tar kK: wh Olesa! ® shoe See fii) Orders NEED?) > ivi “A HLS S, Bee . ‘ op $52: a Sponge OVEN, & hols ' IR ri ‘ In, ie wit ale. Thode island sa i : Ds ON SU a Eb R SI b SE I) AX large are ta oe: yerv cheap 7+, “ r ; Mi‘y k 7 . - "4 nae ° . Tf ana mone. at y: £004 wae, “Ment: two i, | Ortunity for advancer: ¢ 800d op. | “S@VLES— wii) : Slee) irr a ““4DerTior range ' artfor? we ~°©:8 Dullete anasto. Sin- LAN] i Titre el Chaaste 1134 @ 90.4 M09: “ ‘Or sale, — au . sue of your ma” (% } “fh NS, I Annle age if) Post Dis « Alle ement, It , Se Win i. il ee ii larc.. Sale, neu er, .§ aS8O heater, gag. 8 571 eas os i ew. less . a) Murn | m- 4 p{y "ood i ES ag Ny ot RS fer. 4,71 ” QGition Make , . ’ Ponth ni I? ‘ P she iere ‘ ll ‘ ASIN gs ail tlre mre and Sper im! ee aes San POR i HH SH Peters I Ma “tr AY. War IP OR pos large 1 , Spec lAis Double-deuy ~ = FOR SALE —“~A A FR oa. ar, ee ee ; Tr? CK} Easton oe an of OOP o _ ACHINERY : ‘ ; ‘ Oty: . mre ‘ 7 . me 2 « ; - ar sj ‘; Sale sin ae and le ‘ i .* ' . OG ; . ** » } "me a 7 ¢ , 3 ’ P ‘ie or - Sa e ¢ ‘ . : ©. { - , - — r -_— ¢ ye | " _ dell A101 ‘A tl Dince: $q wo Wot t (o.. 1401 NW INth 7. ING PIM ~ ey Oak. mahnoare *! '@ Prighi ‘feo di . Goo 8o07 Olied in luding - 98K and O8t $1260: asanwe rh model, 5-nasa, -| TRUCKS Kc (os LER For gala liOUS Sk: = PIMAr Ns + lity ~ 30 ea) reg (© por .? ian new _ , ; Ci A) kK Po : fo} . - any or Calnur Sic. qt) bed CASH ; . aus door: } heap TOS Olive o- SaCriflce $475. R & ‘H nger: perfac OT sale one 3% and 4% lieing Water tut 50d. Used, 330 MAN re ADply Tews . Fas: gtead Kain. WHI 1 Tre vo 8O!ld art 4 aneime” ene" ieludi: _ annie! - ‘(LGIST Eps >see , - . ne ' - Co... } ~ -. Condition - mm On truck Daity ~ ome 6Odiler- ryland hotine» ork and Lt Wea ged, far Braneh «: tied Metals Corp 10% WinNcHy] oe = os ae ae He $12 “ANitary ae ened woveneun. ‘ona ‘Cash oo We buy and neil S| CHA) MERS— ro; sal (cts) | utck sale. ao. “Wass nar in must have dejive; , ection ready Mar - S 2 i ay Ci j . A era ; . F. = > Game = ) Wood hy, og On Cavan mn . lartin.. en Peri « “ § h : 14) ‘ ° tr ~ “’ ;} 423 «a mh . ¥. a Ti? Saat HOUSE yy, MAN...’ Sell entra) tig 7 OME YOUNG. Wy] (o4) ‘O° per | + mots UN Shelis 2.” ence “ire air took, full aise * reort, $5.00 “an "O ge] Cnr F@e us heme uiic | ——*_ike new; lake $5, A ee Car, nosttive. | m- S. Broadway. tman Agric ult “ral Co 5S. 24 st fonsanto ¢ femical Works, Ike © ; 4 ‘ " : Vir, i 0 ki « " ' ic, ar , ‘? , hi ge . — “4 2. 7. . r i | rir » , a ig . ¥ pe oo ‘ 2 , PT’, - , ~-noy PEE: —_ A _hoyrewe, ‘ 1; Ved ages oe ; PS erin Ne ; sit) | 4 \ HiAT) S 1.0.00 on ‘ . . eies 2* ¢, . Vder c va . Sin and Was} Te $- Dine ’ . ad Howe, ~ ¥ . Dering: acl ‘ if n ‘Or pala > v4 Look i FF TRY A -b or ae ~* . / art inites. Such Meo. t =i, Ulile a on Rlabr ol engine fn 1AN. mM (ey H ARDY i. ro t make the hee lo®, 1 wit Chalr and 0 D> de OO tho —¥ ; 41) Wa ikea} 8 Tirnkin we or; Ot. Jacob } iddle-agad , ARE co hy -~ * wa LEQ Cn, =o7 Cst palne Spee s tadlie, 4 . a. ee : re ADIL At : - he ha moter, B rT rive #ii-1% ¢ (SE Ge an caine greg ' house Work: ny went a Se? 6 6 6Wwith | . - $2 AND VASHING: ett NS. at S Atay Nanics Halr: oO $4) miPs, 1 side Onrd ang oe aie DESK j ' id, 1619 tia niet: or a.¢ in firwe . One-Year Var tenet pj > Bec S:Qtch, ete LATH} =. | Me , a our Wis tae. SSN: gmat: to : , ,; ORS ole : , x Tiny OF sa at 1, area, af re ond Price, $23: - elated : — = oan F } “ : lint 9 fan , fer) ' iey 2 NPCHEES| tine ‘y ay ‘ ind ty, Gu es . Stara . i tt Baek i} + SPeci; - OF =9 -9-f+ 3 an Nh , Mot BEWOMAN , aAVertt, iy ° fo) ISCELLANEOU . a i 4 if . fine Nes ¢ ii low _ I rT aft 4 P " 5 eT S'0 each Hr “wr eae OWhe. drat we Me ights Sw) tru + 5 an . ar w, tie Dart Notes or ane PaRn ible ~ = ; 24 neh ow! : — CO POY ei ‘ory ‘ os “ms 3 Cibows, 15, life Bide ' a . M2 Natural 221 | nent, Se =m | . Poee. SR AMail apari, i. oe ORs tel tt . betes S WANTS boa: iy wall sion Jara « . re Main 2600) | Oia —SOral | “Set Lecust ut Romont cot. Farrey MOTOS 4 I ape 3 CHAT CU ARMAS T? Piteren ie , OF sale | . ~- Biral 1429 ate de'ives » 200-h. pp: "~ PIANE e . ne he i Yo! n “ia VW ‘ nel ee ; —A : S. — ‘ PALL ere . . r.ciU™s ie > i io Fis . = . LOuUriny , “ . . . «* v% BS JOR PPP? Bre + ad ee i ie onerat: i _— a to le arn D tone of ladies’ het * men S sults oui for Under EQOvs nn ‘ i SUUaArea an VE Pi ‘ PINT} ts Fiu lire c4 "= SORGICS nm uA me Nel 7 fyt7 — fot Mi TORS al Juve 6570, , t108 LEY "ST ‘ ae ‘? ‘ ' ‘ aT : yf) j iy » Nee " 6p Oat atr » Te. Gers Weds en ara r? o , Pei, yp . “4 (Gd. ol}? ¢ - * Or , a Pnvelone z ; Der deeras onct : ‘ md 2 ‘ iPerience one Suit; Neel te ship @ i Oadly- Dav uD c a's. ma iN rer Nante 9. Window Sha .lec« 10 NANORany desks } SAle- PA aan c*n) : ~ ars MISCE iINnotors« ' ‘ ar new «a ‘ sine! ~ r . 7) or. at ; Heese fe teach vou and , Neces. Mar 865, Fy ‘ext ~—OUth: auto will wei? Sos | remnants a oa, + Vards long, 2, a PUBST «cs ‘ » Chair eafe ete ete: ‘\) ROL) For ™ ? PRP gre, sn wortigs ~wankous D.. Sta: @ ¢ a. S45. t ess TA wo (rf? ee rao SA My “7 sift OArnh iy 2 Rood Day vor a ity 44% I’ ‘a al! De}. $4 Water.» igs it by ~ hand pot : CAarher wp . AVIU I “>. Or lition " . SAL. fouring car rr ry . i psa ee o . ¢ ‘ > «a ry Dd Siti . DP. __ LKING MACw _ : pe —— 7 ; Working P Peete a age. Joe c - ower WwW isher 1° vUWwer “a as hs ‘ I rr} : Ya. lar t e ine “ ‘) rene Vin ’ : ou Pees ae * wen A saci yr Nr) wpty ut ee . AREL Wad inf fos) Rains } 7 4 bn Lite : aNnized rubs ben ‘isp: iV table hot Sale, “OUN te, x 1) Nite - ‘PC UR p. demon. hdd ike new erty 4 916 Pviry imo = aNd ‘i@tal'ir do wiri ; cy Hey i ’ . ‘ Oo] or at . po » Coates shoes hate lick en’. - “0 los: is { ‘\ a ker. Purnis Diace or shen ep Hine 4 BF se . chal 4 fle, tric ‘tone 4 $ Aske For RA | me 191i $ (€\ birt “> ie P rirar 41: yw) CW iy . _ Mari “* w#¢ « A ne ie ine, i. ‘ I + os a lg 4 rier, . sae sits " » a i , ‘ ‘ : * 5 4 him 6uTre Ihr s BLO en : ta $27: fr ber, Pri rT Le ee a De LE Ss. ie, trip . minrr 1s, failo; S cuttin & Troy é. new, tour! 00; Ford, 1917 NX Ninr te E UbY VV 4 Joh n TR ArT, , ~ — : x rt rm,? 43 ek rt rr) ark ‘ ta ow VN } ef. ot take offe r. ‘ ~ , “ Rg ay Keil, vlii pit For 7 een a . ari] WV Mi er ~ 10s N’ ’ NReneift A . “wie li a ‘ 2 AM ‘ arfne TM . wor” esie: wai 7 . ‘Ug? out an falory thoede} es AKG ee tetme Re oy FAT , ; A MALI. 1006 O toon? Bm Fala Offered ca AP re! 1» Niner , vet farnit, Pe)» os AMAT snore Fs S844 On tan ; ee Wie ifr] I ;prr Piers . larant, fedbey ' Qc )! I ° LAUNiIn sl am"? \ i THIVE ' ‘ a Fer, ‘CTe : 4 my, ‘ aif } , > . ‘ af . r . ‘OUP ng . ner \' oe or oe @tc, Senter. | hon Pabers NASA ct nae 4 ’ Ho; RA Nis) — Fe ASM VisiWle . EWR RS Ree: . On , ” gxaw Rt « ’ ‘ ar. tmrmre VVERILAWNT, 2097 s : . Bomont 2192 1yv “~e ac, YW ’ " P ° Xs —s » Lie oo ; " or ‘ ath . (wt . th , “te ; ' ioe wa be “vn : - .* ' “& ) } ' Ris ' . , we Ne ™~ 4 eo ’ sa ee fa “a ’ . Perr one ee a . (v8) ington a nee Or . « a Agee Wo “n ie if hoy . aneiak. fo. ‘. tia”, ~ ar . ry “a. main T vie ur ~ he . 4 car is ‘ . Ode! ort \ e ; Wry hi - ’ Sanh I r* , riee Diecocn, *. Ise “ine. 1 i mem bh ab Pt a ere rene. " r . ' ~4 22h- AWE sur Chased ~ “Yh ent ap. | FORD} ent OE Tiny, MIM 1918 roedeies ae om R me _~ «5 rii¢ x ; . t “ be In? c At > > tetas ‘ om ba : = Main 1413 bs se INORIM ACH. re Gaye. 2814 Ka te tourtng Car. used ap DERI > 1914 se a . ae a sneortions ; Ooms FOR RENT ti iw ra . ; sted ‘er & = ‘ 7 : ? Min” MUS _— CW; mmer NEWRrr, - " . ‘+ MO; }> Ine et. "| } ‘ pet, ae a “ ; " Bey 4 . : L : te |) ro Pale- + an | SA IUN Ty . _ ICA ~~ 8 61 Aon Grand serait * . ye my roeds ier rope on . EMPLOVMENT = ‘ 42), - ; . 4 Peeme ! - >. @ bs Bs Lar es Open dais ‘ honey refumden th - . A 7 " Mengae +
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WEDNESDAY. _OCTOB bh Rr ww, _ 10tR. omcei LES—misc SCELLANEOUS” Z. ston For sale, motor. body 4 Food; $285: trade for * smaller, Ta nly | 15 5 More Days Pee LEMOV or EMOVAL of var ous Inak: es “HEDUCED Prices ré bruril? and Tepainted, +. DOCe iP i i: R-STX SUPER-SIX ty; DSON SUPER-SIX a Dainted stand: t DSON SUP EIS 1 ged ty « -h4 HASSIS, 5-40 Tou Fr. 3 -40 ROAI) j ahr RLOL, ee KES hs Iiond ster ™ | ‘ > g oe Dass. enper LOMil ster bums Sedan Pouritss nt ~- ‘ . ‘ — uuanh uf » hated eekeneel see hee eee > ~—— ow "VAHROP ..08adnie Tour'ne 7 io engl rT Simond F hn if, LF A 44; i. ‘ . ‘ . > , ‘ . = 14 at oe +e . i ? ated. ie . ") — rym tire a’ e; } . (-+) ; ‘ . en . . , } {| } | 7 ; , . Setruments tanned ing room: gas cabee: vhon ‘launder o £33 wet) = : a. >| CRATTAN | 4° | Water anc Me YEL ‘ ey O \ S. 4t4 () \ 4 Aa 4 : we ; v4 INE Bl... 41 burt oo 11 (entra) 6849 or ; Lats t Fale, wis rooms, | 7 t; ren ayy PAM i" . . - — CUST, 21277—Ct } iisekert ing rooms: ¥. phone pelt ae) aor : $19 —ae 4 . far adult yt) “ale price, $6250; terms to suit. Lease price, $60 per month Lot ci sic Pl Ay ¥ta ‘VY #raduate; piano, gio ae « dey: 0 eo oo Steam -heated WEST P "INE 1.. 4007. Housekeeping room; , Hit KORY. ove aree, OFigot rooms: bath, HEM MELM ANN } uane LIST M ts . feet. Hardwood floors throughout newly decorated: hot-water Miss Ver Reb Ss ifor ray tt! mT e149 “| —-.__ Wook up. (eR) electr 3 ‘phones range, hot water. laun rus $14 ‘OF ’ nhereinut s cnuteinnt ns Serie 25i : Shades and awnine furnished. Modern in ever detail and 4 : 16 AAMOUST, S142--Clean, steam heated co : C1! 1 ; > “KREY kh ; ; ndid ; id . 3 | | he it a Eb bouse-| dry: reasonable [A -! 2 ) it LEMAY FERRY Rb. ’ m brie : ndid condition . ae Aecping POON, Bas range: pho e oe moe roorn ’ : ge Ley ‘ TO LET BUSINES P R ef2ONs or raothie Duck ne, laun Irv. ; ; 2. i } and hel % R ) ‘ NX \ 2 -* ele, volte, etc. “Christensen | Griyis agar as (RO) NORTH — LA SALLH, 2643A-5-room flat; gas. bath:! |) fruit trees VOSENBAL ~- HAUSCHU rapes 2. CO., ; Holland Bide - ise Odeon se ~thas ures fine, luree front Paw - - Sis ’ Sone rey ‘Bil? be - Lry is: > ti MISCELLANEO N aU é a Central 2346 a running water, hath $5 month. “> m2 COTH BRILILIANTEH -910-- Three nik ae ' ry . ; fcoene » hot rent ere = Broadwa ‘lean, comfortable fren: cious E furnished eo actr light aqyi* 1; tar ef ‘ " met ; $$ pm M4 | L. os SP AC} ‘ - 4 4 } y , “ ’ } 12,000 wr } » hy Ira hi e a me Tee. he 4h, ial “has Wy : : - Mr = Pin oe ne . ae ("o! and (hes t «ft “—u rent Nov. ] ith scale. truck ae , ; ies ; - | . — ts TUNING AND REPAIRING Poe 5 yea re. Lackeentencen: reason- | GHAND, | 311% N. —Two large. seeite CAUSLAND, | TIQ8A--N ‘room flats; 04 —6 nted = r: ; Ive, ‘a 7} O: for house} ; ‘ Dae . . Pie oe > reomse tol a ; - — 2) i j i 4 ey Vv ia) roon | i ‘ ‘lacta ‘ ‘ Jaaclede cars copventen:r., _nished 2d floor fron a ardwood floors, sleeping porch, | 0 onvenien 327.50 Oper 2: - —- ———— : ‘ . ‘ .* - ps : . + a . > PP ODO HB Qn 2 4. flax ron : , Yd ' a ie , KI, pane SPACK ] 4 4 7 2 oe . ee aapeecennaneaaetnnnaet . a mn. ¥ 1 1 HMM s : 2 = CENTRAL ———— . ti sli se - ~ aniie ° alrin id ve ’ 4 ou 4 m s Y r Cc’? } ing: every TUNIN +, repairing: factory man sn os Ratan. 1Ouse m4 ne rooms. | ' ne 153: Sidney ORGY SHOP. tatio; Washstand ele rm onal KN ERI.) 200? ° j fy K I) . it sft , ¢ } ’ as a } , - © 4 aly at . . . = - " . : ; ; «i if - _ -—~- --——-~ on --— a (4) e Om. y furni ee MAGNOLIA vert A—3 cl ful reome, bath. | ~m : a cia catia -e ee , ; UNING, work guaranteed. J. SOUTH 7 _---= |" het watel, fas and electric, ail In anal Bie ae att ee urnace, | BUILDING-For rent: I have a building. 30] Ii} | Cai) MONROF, 140.5 Roonis tL BoOUSeAe©) cond! tte n . Open Lowe (sro .e . | ms rer t $25 yds: . . . | | | , ’ it 179D fornia. Vic 22: or H - tor ~r BPA gf 2 apht Se . >” 4 ' ie (74) te a D . 4440. ©) » n> . r ‘ , : ‘ . eae isaisciinebicaianisieacanncna tt ANN. °TIOA—_P —— ing; neatly furnis! HA*. ; = eS = MM EL M ANN-SPACKLEL & entrar ; : 4 — : | _ > ei = - ss } inre te q os ‘ . . | plavers; first- class re. : aes : (22) i C w nat . 7 . Purl 4 NNS) 1,\ "A NIA Marr. c i r re}. ‘ - ! f i! } ei 7, = ite ‘ S' ee ‘ @ " ‘ . or. years’ ex pe rience ; LADS. tM» f , roorme. eee ‘ " a unfur a . ‘ $ 5 « ons , 1, at) . $i , a . in” i " ie) cs on : en | , ’ - . jipn tow 3 = | me . : Sees: a | = ? yer on. Sid. 97U. Vic. hished EEN - ried 29) GRAND, 114 . BOuln teani poon cecvnenge: TT be VAN PA -] : ' fF Simeiv fui rootns and attic, ; mans tunine r CEng ‘ las * re sifu! erie V@ uu Ngdas Grand Or” . 2 oy | nis ; ap , | cor Tlie ? eS at . . * > Lice : larve - . in > i. : Ad . ; ‘ OTs nd plaver-nianos: ren- GRAND,» 1458 No ar none Sn (ORE bie: eentlemes c. ANGE. 321 x oll ‘ : , s and la SUBURBAN PROPRTY FOR SALE FLATS, APARTMENTS. FOR SALE ‘ ‘ uA e ’ i . ; . ’ _ “ BLP EPL LO Ol lm ily — a ITGER, 2125-—-Pour rvoms, $15; xzily. , oad . ‘ + te es’ Orn: , fa ryiy a a : — $11. - verlar wa ae al " . ti NS ” * . . : —_—- i } 2 ©: a ay f ’ cvaranteed. M. Feldman, Saintes «: housekeepines — unfurnished PHEODCMSIA, ' PUP THY ir = =; ~ = > : . ‘ a . ee WANTED waana | MISSISSIPPI, ‘W)-- Beautifully furniahed | WAGONER PL. was th: $3.2 Peggy, 4 amen y ~87R S { rooms: wa an ' : N BRO LOWAY 2650 my ' ooms: Movdern = —~~—nror™ . + well-heated room phone Ss ‘ 4 es ress roo at hot water, barn. : . ae ¢1: ‘ GRAN ae Main lion right Ol and bath if . a ; oe ‘ . é - . Se niet ‘ ic* 5 : > ldnev S162 ite ! , _— : A Lore 8 MILLER pays casn ae i coir records YLISSM OT Fe] ’ ~ front mine bod ye = - , rename: fuarn ara: A) : a —— Ot ‘a able for anr 4 tonen | : tie ne 7. ‘ + w ros; . - anit . ’ - ‘ ' z een » : e ‘ | lace a?f . .¥ : rhe. : ‘ Si 3 ; At ' ‘ == nee : en reom 625 Central 6848 o; oe a a . mR : he ROOMS FOR RENT “COLORED } ’ ' . . ' fay [* , th ‘ = ee € mi ia | ES tins. 1 ae ee > me warn | Webster at , cer: Diguest barseln i CENTRAL paid , a ] ‘ } ’ ; Sie»? trom» nes | ; :. 100] Sa te ei. i > II] t front rooms sill ith iia : ~ es =F" . : at} Rarlethea Pamils ° CLEC i MADISON. 02 0A io collared , port WES? : ‘) | ¥ ot ger 7) ° rel . , - a j ’ > } rié ba ia i ‘ ‘ n' mMmahopan’ ST re ti . verted urns onnecting front: yu | ed, tore nahoga st care taker : . sang ; it; Bout) Ba, nO : - oe enty ly by acuits ttabanys i etal kas, electric: bath. " ‘ . peal m ‘Guar , a! wt, L ah —_—_ : . a urnished. or two for jj+' _ ROOMS WITH BUAKD—vi TY ” aa nto eM ' ner SS " ‘ A lf) ‘ , ¥ he) 4 e iss . ” _ a . 2 3 ‘ ; ‘ o : ar FOR S Le& Pee P . ‘ Jilin ice rie al horhood. Grand ~ Oa ’ "at ne ‘ee - an _ : ; se FARMS FQR SALE wost¢ ROLLS ror sate *S note » x ~— “ p es MISCEL LLANEOUS COT enience ; ‘ ona! j ’ sae? rei. , | . : " ‘ ; Ko =. to br ‘YY Bonde lie ano JO ea T a7 wy Lan 7 6 j , reat ‘ r 3) Desirahbie govt ! . , : ‘ : . wa . ‘ , ~ . f . ‘ : , “ar ith er Ve te NEe Ee, bls ‘'y furnished rooms for ' - srr +? ding . 2 s - r ; . ° = 7 =a ‘' : . ° ¥ | i - oF S . i} ‘ " A rie ?’] ’ .? \ éo i? tom BEYER, 17th and et. (GR7) | >‘ BE ‘‘.c® rooms: hot water heat =r A of | | i he aM | ? a | 7 | : At ol — . Be ich nt ine al) ah . ” o . _” ¥ - . : “4 ; 4 ; : r. : : : | : ; a ) | | 2 | Sis AND £200 three . grant uprighs 4 yt he = a » . J () 5 ae ly . ! ‘ ' ; . ‘ oe 7 9 Orns nd rece: - . er r@aidence 4 i . 4 sak ype " Par ec ' . 4 ; — ‘ ; : a tuts : / . . es depen te ed i + RR sega s nt i! t} >; ' ipo? tent planos is RARITME i}, 4 conne, ng reors io? boa * Oo! MmiueusS Ne Wale ve fr : «? 6 ' 0 : “= ‘ ' bi miwood tioor : if bat th. Fruom ' -. Immenss arzains "Orn $0 up, ‘ Suit housek LINZ: eo, viner 1u0oms $: uy be] MA i Pi 7 } ; | " : i : = : ™ 4 : purss ‘and taste 3 ry 1; 4 iw...) tri lieht , eer ‘ ’ . c* e ’ LAR t Ml: : het ‘T r : : | rORR MASEK IreH! YER’S he sien , ; .K he 2s . rurh Isnegd reorr ow Bul +Hi'?’. ; | Baa we Tides w { ‘fi Oon . , : ‘ = ‘ ati i ‘ ik . ‘ : Sind ae ‘ ry pr p . : : , ‘ ! } ron 2 p P 2 rT) ‘ : i? t?, nhonee 3 re BATE! P| aN) Pr sale. +e ahogan\ ‘ . 4 ‘ j a? lardw sIGh floors. electri: exycellarn? a] 5 J KR no’ ‘ ’ ‘ I j s: $ at) fnhd “Bites ’ pre "? ‘ ‘me root, Kilehe i? Dr . » : ‘ : ae i 4 . ‘ ; ogy : henautif One ta + 1; es , rye luded MP) fetter A Ait . ] $.! Ps 43 v y : . 2. . ' , 4 —_ 7 > oe har ' i ' bal 4 ; tey : ' 7 cas! * Gal em e month!) , . , ‘ wii ~{} 1 ate etapa how near ring . (ih; ! peeee " tif) norm ‘ ‘ NORTH I sn : 4 - we nad P ate av 2 j a : mie ; . fit rss + tr?) I Ss, no enji aa : cpap ’ ‘ » Ea ’ . ‘ ¢: . 5 . oY > 4 >” ' ; ICAL@G ] : : ; : . ais Beer before Oc 1% Box (-136, Pi . 484S..- Pans ve Sur = wate ryr- eet ‘ a , 1QVY [: OR 2 ST PAT IN one mie of good + pe “4 ‘or tle 10-room | ) moh ail 5% urnished rourm nish ooms, With c a! boar . a, arty Sepew ens soak anatind u ion, $130 per re 000 “| ; RA! L piayer- OaRO, $1 SO; rg s efeg: P = Ment idles fer , Con! Nn nt * she ‘ , rere , y , ‘ : i f sf Dior! a : no r ; ition and 4 , a @0dU.ts Only; Hell phone i private Tarn : — dx. eT ict \ 3] heety “aad BOD N \ | | I A | é L} cs , My ' kK A\ ‘ road stat hiding aerl price for guict . , oR * ‘ Th I) ; Wate? rival ; } « ’ rOOr } f ’ 1} in “yy pe ’ , ' ' , ’ Li ° { , : : 1] | + " i f eu SY ts ' iit “we pas : ae boar 0 er ged pee il ee eee nee te a) Gree ee cna . navn | or , pata sere ye ee i ze | ren! ta NOME For sale: biggest bom, barrain MNLF el ou — 8) it a si , = \ ; ie | ‘ ¢ . i. - 1] . ‘ ’ . ii re > . . ar ‘‘athedral Paral te rooms bath ; , gor tr! Ss io' - 411-13 Wainwr' ght Blidge ter-heat, hard 6 ood floors ow e: Fischer upright . r oF 4471---bront ing! 2 Forest 4i4{ © ic bargain at $135 ‘ front single room: $2 Arlt GARAGES AND STABLES eb nn Seaies eae : s ’ uy righ! 4lxx block Maryland Aro wy ; ’ at : rma : . a. e = ‘ > ; AEOLIAN HALL, 1004 Olive i ' Fentieman or lady employed; elec- MAILY LAND, 4506 -Double und sit rr is ennai then ie Phew 1 ache ~—- M (eh) board $5 up: phone Linde} OG uf ay ER. | : fhree roon , ‘ + ~ We F : ae MAN OS: KE aa tS APLAGT] Io mt: 4542 ¢ (CO-.% Montana Wh eal L Anas Si ge ta a > 4 i j > A { te - SIDENCRH For kale: 1391 Ne ni . ret sale; @hiebes-Sterlin up- '/?"?- At dad del) Purnia ' ne-POun | McVHICRSON, 57xx—-Koom and bour@: ap: wie . . se ,atiw i ! V: i oe" i A ' ’ P ; ah, ’ ’ " [7.97 . o , ’ b \ vryt ; | 3 = 7 mahogany case; fine condition, | ee 7 nent; exclusive *orroundil ret Ps 18 ROOMS FOR REN SUBURBAN PROP’ TY FOR RENT . ‘ rooms: furnace, hath electric t ns See at once AFOLIAN nat lag Cal : * ant va! y ~ ere _ a ~* x are authorized agents for Montana rage. ail improvement« ad ; tes , . - I ce a20D0ae% . ‘ ‘ - - Onn ‘> f* le ‘ Gs rT z ' 1 - ° rm . * hel 1004 Olive st (ed) Seaiiceainat. ceca i LE 2 | rs oniinod neers ys . — rt ., 3864 Delmar S864 Delmar pra My west) 1 ut Mi on der ie ates ~ranches. Nethiag | ing clfy: will eacrifice: inspeet and oS nage TRIGHT. L434 Large. neat room: 7 ‘ A }? he ~ I ) $U ; ‘ o . . isted ft at Ss not a , dermal: i. ‘(ine average an orc*. RB 4 lit MP SOON ? a ged st °, o Bg cage: a °. Water heg all con veniences, Cabany O457F? . ong heat ' a | t rag} ‘ } De gn ble ?} ouse t» fe mitiz | °° . . . . . AY furl crop wil ‘ r highes t-pric ed land a " D872 Tele R th ‘ piano alo ) } ‘oO v t cNPIGHT “oO nice 7 ap ey? O¢ ry, tL. oy rr i.e . ‘ ieee ; re $70 ! er 6) > Several such er a nd you are independent: ; _ — t= iTiar h CONROY'S (The Ilouse at , Meanie ‘ Melk large furnished front roo: fuosts: . ley able, ide I ". > asee tee + . - Fay 1a? Wee }. I. EPST!I i? | tnut E 11 (hes ») See samples of 1918 = on display at our VODER ’. Da >? . 1100 Olive ‘ COMPorltav.e home. rorest BGG, # w ‘4 r GS? i ’ 7 4 . ; . ; e) : aarant ; office ; p hi 10 and join our ‘ “AN N R Ke S| | ENG ke nd ; ? ' ru Oj Party leav ~ T Oet 25 for G124 WASHTING TON 7 e - , 5 Cabanv 3221R. ENRIGHT, 5044--Large 2d-story front and I? AN » FR t. lLatge roo! fo ~~ y rilit alcove: housekee ping privileges: reasonablk ; family : ton: "o , : : 5; oe . ive rooms : : } te A rr 2 om “CGoiden ia (io rovers to buy. Reautiful 10 room modern d - : - ; oe math, ect! Suis; i f nm f - r 4 vy em =o. : ; Cas ‘ j j Sy . Write > OMB Rup ME Aft i ENCY, # AT Dr EK VY Fre ” MAN. 108 Ny Miighth é j s: Fe ( (iM A , Co A R21) a \ ray LN. 7 ia a . args tls oil wpe _ : > Weber Pia ‘i i8 Meram ec st.. St. Louts. Mo. (eB) | _ Mal nm 0) ‘ Central ®&n INVESTMENT BARGAIN Pay , ly ~ ala = Ion + «| . > | . . . " ~» ° } ' 5 song Pas ih ok one oy | ENEIGHT, 4061 (formerly Von Versen) h nh im France, woul Se. rooms. {ti £ tition t LINDE) : ' note. cos ¥; With 9 rolls, ben: ani ‘ront room, wi kitchenette: gas range . ‘} Neativ Pury ‘ oh .* Gab Wel wren “ + 7 29 l rms. ' . :, ; T1: ¢ ~ ~ ~~ . oP mw per ¥ eee thi G prope: ty must be sold ’ ? Vue “7 ‘ ‘ . y ‘nar i 5 ‘ ’ 2g " ‘ - - “ lar TyVigs . ’ . ? 4 "? } ’ ten } ‘« 7 , 2 ‘ | ‘ oy | . ‘ + vv . @. ar \ ] gare: an exrelient bargain; $125, easy terms | ots Conveniences: Hodiamor ‘ | roon ccallent meals s ont : ‘ (‘()'] T ACG OA Bl NG ALA Wwe ; = Pig ae e very low price fer desired. vn , cars, near \ Fu! [row | WASHINGTON BL., 4612 Attr ; 1) 1 or —— ry @xenange for emall clear THE RUDOLPH WURLITZER c ' work (4) reba “be Pune Wahcter $1550 TO $4%O. EASY TERMS 100 Olive ct Lowen C Stein: heat. convenient loca , . ' > CUS Ul Rankin 1414 rooms bath iy . T. POWERS. 2172 w Ecaoeet 13 4 , hed roo MO ail accommodatiors eA TRO : Phe © ae Li ny , eae . a map — mnwWright Ride [AN oO ist $800: mah: $e : a ' : ae aig , : ’ 1d Ww OOF! c ay "orn | ba ind 4 of 100. (Oo rooms fioor, hardwood . “niversi? Heiol hi an iA. o> OCOBL - t 4 ' ’ > s° vs ft. rity q kt} : 1% \" Bi. 407) owe . , t res , : Ll. “. Tarabal } ' al ‘AS f j } ‘ — . ‘ mHx40 ‘ a4 11g hot for ‘ ; j . "eTSity Cr1ents ' NGI BL... 4! 123 : ot We 7 | int ome—8& Roeme metal tubes 114 — a kde emma + : eR hy yer So . enced 1 ; . 5 om to reliable fa; v; me oe ae - a ' Vey iyrg ‘arni' oO e nt $1 +» . J | ' > ent od : beautiful roome saturday tox A-394 pant rae aaieé r gent Or; Urnins I ; 8 os =e shee . — HEMMI Ba , , ' roory ne ; ; — SUBURBAN PROPER TY—Furnishked te. ‘ i ath. . om , . V1 tee . ines " rh ware TI9ONAI ibwA: lus v7 Or At Si Lc. 2S ‘ } , : - ‘ ' ¢ “2 . ‘ . (98) | VBY, 3759 Pativ f ni ned reor: os >) WA’ IMAN,. 5226-1 table board a. Northwes “ RP nt mee We barn, Nar J AUrheacS, JOS | wi ven replace Mozart upright: anogany uo? ea e ’ r. t +“ t do “ee o 3) | : ! ‘or 4 nation one | est “ARATII 12% ' rooms wl = : 6% WHS NJ Bi. 2 Irnished Mi , ' ry wxtuUresm, et: Y used: an excellent bar wind BEC Car. stops at Goo! ——w | : ‘4° ist being puri m § ond yf batha, com ’ a ; 8.0 Prat ' Wwebsts sats Je. | terms; ly ty a ile . \ + «? : ‘ aie th ‘ bye ; : “T° ’ J —v_ rooms Dath, steam heat | f ALBERT G. B LANKE furnace. 7} irnace: I . Its Pianos) fine agssortrnent Mase; just sight! u fain at $155 mo or monthiv payrnents FINNEY, 37*1-—-Conne rine rooms, for light | “7 = ; cee tedine a ‘en?tral ' : ; ' 17] ‘ THE RUDOLP WURLITZ EE ¢ U., derkcaetee dd also first-floor rooms; reas Ai tua! oo la grader “¥ ae i _— SARYTMETI “MS. 4 » Bi nn . rooms, bath. 1109 ‘vilve so {7,4 m IL) Liaw. i11 Singie room; apart Forest { SSM T } ee y ’ LAs V} RN . 4 ‘ . oy — dua =e, bath PAYE R-PIANO—Por gale; R&-note in nse A genileman only Cabany 913, | a = . UN, rooms, | ‘ , i teens . (aVeVaXaYey SS 5 Os ~ I : ij ' | — peeneapers > Os, . i rn _s ? ‘ ryvc . - . | , 4 ' : vi) ‘ 2 heg ? ,° r ry) th ; ‘ee ’ — w " a ne ondition exceptional bargain: | ; Py ON Bee Satow auauas eats WW ESTMINSTER PT, kV “Well f iro Bhed [. L.A } s ( y\ Vel INTLBS n hardwoo I i }? a ’ angen 4 be ot ar : . ia. tal ~ roonis bath furna \ Aerie nahogkanvy case: very easy terme ’ meteats famiie ry Sa tuatieelahiinedinias “sia rooms, excelient meais; convenient to ca P ‘ame 6 ('TL.EMENS, 1] rm: ' . » SAIM ab ae — : ‘ : private family: all conveniences: gen- (G) CAR LINE a Vote Brilente, & » rooms, bath, fur- ARTIS AR LINE ht., garage ! | : : | nan if I ciately, A bot TU] AN HALL. 1004 eman reasonable (c8) . aucipeumaits ne “ s, newly painted, pa- | | § McPHERSON, & ; rec, hal SGLETON. 18 ie ) Northland, 4816-4 roome furnace C ) furnace, e} , ' a , ine O94 Mand, 4528S—4 rvoms ath erect ‘oo >| Ie » NCE : . ; e bad ib le, din’ ‘Cc. f - HIGHWAY, ‘ *t \’ Nicels fur- | NORTH 1 O65 Madise *) Oot ‘or sale: Irlitzer; &S nished front roon 1usckeeping; modern: | ~~~ ~ , tid - 7 SRO One DSS ee ne OF ving cown S CABANNE. $ rme; fu! , ro | : nreat Gane ” a et © At a Great Bargain for a ; irroughout: Meow : ahs - tr} “ ft} “ * )y condition; 24 rolls music | bell pnone (F004) WILT. - 1: lwo single roon ood boar $3. ‘ee ; > KING'S HIGHWAY, 1246 N.—-Furnished ivate f we. | 2: TPAC oR CO . sn y , , : i ol > . P mond a ‘ , + . . . . > . ; j 1100 C)}iv sc ¢ te POT) oe nodern conveniences; e ectric ignes wT vile RRACE, he) Apartment ; / ? j sha f : i . - - -- . —— afure ijricare i “ 4 roows, bat} ( , : fk Q, | . 00 - Ano Phone; Car ’ rr id hoard for two votng ladies ' ; i filr.. acrps } { Ore i » Bs Winnebago Tees rooms, g£as, Water ? LICK : ili¢ i}? re -4 it Peis 1), . " “ . . — - P : rm . ‘ | “a in ry . . | : ’ : a } > >T ’ WwW . . . * . - m pe ‘ oh. vn ar ; th rY ; . = ’ month). Naver KeODing convenic eee. 4) ROOMS ANTED . . 4 rir gate’ n tee aimos 4" \ ! fe ' ‘ © nat if BID PLA T Ba . a - re # : : | re¢ eption hall. kite he nm: second fleor. (The use 7 te anh tnae) LINDEL!I., EH i(24--low rent to the needy a —~ tot 7 $ : 00%: bargains tr $ On S. NS. ESTIMATES, E C . —— ye nae ee . | + large bedrooms and extra large ; : : a ae ~+ a ius f s fet : : : nae 4 - les 1s VA a? oy ? , > ' ’ rv .3 \ td ' « “"" ; 7 —_ . ~- a4 fe Ti ~¢ rar i _ * ' ‘ ‘ ‘ AN Tite Planag). 1100 Olive et. (CSO) | i erat cr ROOMS Wa... iee furnis { : ee est tel yh PO ; 40053 McMILLAN ¢ om . é —- = thira Cloor, 3 roome ' : . LINDELL BL... 4f21A~--Steam-heated house of Taylor for. rO adi mu reason EA a ees che —ce e LOU tm ih. i ag ir hou let hardwood floors, hot i adultsijable. Box (239. Post -Dispat ch r, 886 ns and stn parlor. nes hit AF Lhe SUL Ging OM! GHERTY | ro / (he ao 4 © OFrick £arage with | Q) m8 Let time ' i a rive SOx 155 Admigaion BaQa0' ox ~ DSS) 000060 DO or sale; isindeman & Sons up ‘ or ; mahogany Case; $iLR5: a real op- Re pegs f _ sors ice " 7 poor 8 (4) ‘ r ? , ‘ h ¢ > . th? a os me } awe | ott an’) ae! i= ‘ hi i to secure a very good piano ry, ganitot - . = sidieatieicie n | ROOMS Wt wo light ho Pre ng rooms, : ona Ht Cor: leas wis ds. 5 from ‘this 7 : | . : omfortable room, ith | within walking distance of (‘reve Coeur o1 | se ad ° once EOLIAN HALL 00 MARYEAND, ik Comfortabi » STEER | Be ge ; Chestn ' ’ z ' ” oe ('o — — g “ Pete ieee for one parti ular persor 3 modern | ; ; ? ie ~ | . ‘ } a = = ' ;* TT, - ! , le p-roor — Dati " ont : nd (he - -* us — & SONS upright, $90. a cal apartment. Lindel! %285. between 7 ani a _ROOMS AND BOARD WANTED © tus sve ” 7 A rooms, arge deer : - ~S 39 ae ‘ hane , 100x180 te rickK st] 0x12 bioe« , = eont Hes tHSt ris n Ss ce (* I Cn. } ee ervire, ) . ’ ’ Tres uch a well an ow — mak 7 = Janite \ Ba ind | 1r eauit uae fron ar ice $° 100: “pay $" 00 Kove\eleve) ovevere) overerevexeyeyevexe OO NE oD pty pal Mia oe McPRPWRSON, 4928-- Large, warm room, for! ND B Wr ae 7 ARTE) APARTMENTS, 4238 Olive NORTH Vha ave ou 14 Cas lance ¢ mom r — Ae in rv v. at " ov ‘ lle Pe i . ° ‘ . r~ “e . . " 2 2 ) tc | Yr) s, e * . sli . ee a os a . » P pees : " > fae CONROY eo — ico > ane : ye elle ¢ verre couple: Kitchen privilewes if desired: phone ROOM A :, ad Sy tania avs . St | fri ¢ . } ent incindes alec tricits - .eas , Spat: NOR’ " Its Pian rae wuse Phat Guarantees All ‘ ‘ . *» > 24 Mont near Grand an , tetas ‘ ‘ ' in lighting: steam heat. hot CORA ZS feornmer? 7 o¢ s : ‘ ; Tr? ° : . . —_ 1a e \ 1109 ‘ Vive et fen) | M wh HE R: “if DN. 40h) k urnished ? Jj OT wi tio 2 4), Post [ri 2p ater i , ld va 4 na fe nitor gervice I»: .Y and 8 4 ; "O) : : a ‘-« > . \ ‘ an ; ‘ ry. y . ! i . 4, ; ’ | ’ ; ' LO OO Le AYEP For sale: $2365. an &8-note Lulls f reo phone: Olive car ROOM ANI) BOARD Wta, »s ther wit sht elevator v large reception room es a - : * Peay a mM , ane phe tlargty . 4 & SALE S&S ROOM RESIDENC KF, - », Kuar anteed: mahorany case has ‘ine tone: | Mc f HERS N. t04 05 lare¢e oarior reoin. firs ® little girls ; ind c * are re storage. Apartments equ ipped with crn- Crit N bed 1} Vv bs, Pw a * “2 oi / a + ; . . this. complete with 24 rolls rr; aiso third floor room; reasonaltle | are no other children ‘all . 4% ‘als ceal bed, #lectric range and lighting fix- y Baa teeta eee ; .= : v Se or 3-0 mont title “1918 * pal three ) a f rm sired ; seat! ‘ur--| 75 ' . , , , ure chest, } : Screen awnings, ‘BERRY ~~ §roem house, targe lot, re: . . ’ ' benr Shai "aac, Bape y i) distance oO THE Rite MI, » H Ww . 4 43 A: ge r : i Sic} HERS »N. ; 4465 A . | ait cS om pi AO FO) M AN] BOARIL? Wtd. Reg 3 ate retines te. 7 nees required. Ap . on premises | 4 : “sin ' (‘herokee : > : — Works and are number af ; 4 1 Olive - ; i) » — S dekere ‘Gani oo 714 ‘ family e VW @s t lend : ‘ yt] wi dy . "79 vT ry Y e 32 te as hi neton (cS) ; ‘ ‘i . ‘ rea. if) np { ¢ Tie , rr {7 A, pon ( ye TH }. ( 1 | y factories. " the bie't l.ine: F, 7Ornes « gran . r i . yeu ' . | es rxchanved. "hone ore: ‘ - - ; ; one ' fr iOTidg fruck and cltrus land: touchin - 4 i ’ > : as ac 4 poe reference e anred nie v NIVE Rey! : rm 2-092 WW ASHINGTON, FURNISH ED FLATS APARTM TS , a? IUCHINR ; Bets ito! , furnace hea. gran! old sidewalk. SH A , "ENDELL player plano, McPHERSON, 4043 toom for 1 or 2: steam | ROOM ANID BOARD wt ‘ (3,00 horm Mffictency ti ‘ Pept ky Cnc , , : Ms . v iMNLe 7 rr ottare: COLT Caroline et.: [On | in irs ase condition S1%) cash and tine practicali'y new and heated apartment: convenient neighborhood. | “ attra’ tive infant ( lren'« ; =. . en ae " 7 ia ei i , arm ST PDINE DOINt fo >: price §: on time payments Da \ JOHN © GREULICH R ef. SS-note and modern " inciedhicsithibisen | tens of ectricity for ehtine purposes: steam CENTRA . Bre gh, . [Ck NR. E. CO, @3 Chentnas. | Grand and Hebert. GOpen Monday evening nenthly payments ' Mi PrikjRS« DN. 4922 Unfurnished south front ROOM AND ROA iD A ta i” i} Jlegss coup ¢ , »} " r. Ps “2 rT eal: a —_——™ : . ; i : ' j “ets D>, , (o4@) 1100 bhai Snran cess | and three other nice rooms: ———, kitch- } . w ho will board 4 TI ott or employed and Cal 4 phere mduipped GARRISO mY O26 NX — ew 5 furniahed {\: } EST Viive st. 1c ORI) | jous peeping: steam heated: continuous Os ort gale ae , > 7 hild r 28 range refrigerator, concele beds, » rooms, steam iueai, ¢ os ISurs, trLANGE 7 res: 7 For sale; Kingston; $415: | hat gg tor service; modern conven- ag gg oe -n } Of 15 Spencee. aiiCreR ’ d shower baths: extra “iy. h —_ c Lion ure . _BEAL | ESTATE—FOR COLORED ' : ingston; vo: | Pr. di a 7 ¢ mcust st ( aan Fil: seonng § a ref 1e : : ' 6 AD cyaie YM , , , ie Practically new. and shows jencea, Call after 5:20 Dp. mM. | Aid, ; 7 BOARD Wid r - F ja nha on premises 0: y SOUTH r) 9° i] : VW ashington Height 2 Bung ralow , > — a : . ) ‘ . { yy you ee } ./. I Edbee a@nir adie d ) ) ,rry f ‘ . hal ‘ ,f . usage: full &S-note and m odern (OLIVE. 4726—Front reom: all conveniences: ROOM AN > ae 1B tesa i fon. se ! ¥ Dat x water, Janitor: : ‘Hebt hous ping lulte or i ‘an ae ; ae Sen ne i eh . te ve io ~ oa © Oo, ie Chestwe: | _ *( rg a 8 ° ee : a » Vans ta rn 4 , po ry" ve ™.} s - ‘ : . } We bif ‘ itl To ? I WS? ; ri cs ee Fi ; - >. mnrigi ‘ . ° . ANK S | EL} i. BES | PLACE housekeeping fas, electric, phone er “e) weef or OOOD south. (pal elds, ‘Very partic ular decorate Miasicsinn ‘ if j as ES . wes. ® bur: no | t t ¢} 10 t ft | eenatt ful a : mr. | a. ' — - fbAULDE BE. VROOMAN, 108 N. Wighth RUSSELI B52 Won : ee > ALBEIT! - Bs j er Ms nterest charred: per cent « : , 70)—Two beautifu S OOF. | & » ROARLD Wtd In private fam Main 596 Centra) Vem reise, owes oe if yi ia i ne . wt To. : ‘ties seterest and SOSER. “Savas . iP - ; ch rooms; electricity, hot | R ROOM — a n ‘ en ted ipartment bet ween DEWAR APARTMENTS $42.50 pone ne : — = : SU BU RBAN PROPRTY FOR SALS = =} ; to S100 Lester plavere are best: | ‘ent , Pe ray N etead. Olive and . 7 7S os aid SHED Ni AH. Sele A rhe B better in @> , oo N water’ reasonable . | khwavy and Newetead, Otive and ae , bi.. sife Princip) AS INAN DOs are Se. rp : 4 b st $00 xi $700 ‘ape tentipatic ( N. MS Two, unfurnished; light, heat, gas, by young lady employed; reference Nely Fa ceptic 1d clos bath, gas, electric. Call t wd _MISCELLANEOUS , - —— ; on - saa = aye " able references exchanged. 4421 Pershing av in 3 a (WEST a nr, ITTAGE—-For gg'*: modern: or n YER PIANOS —For Sale brand-new: | ane AX =-4) (eg - ’ \ vr ae ee a a ee ae ~~ - A a a* uy ali sider trade for grocery: must ne!! of LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY ahs ereatest value on earth: jook Ms ' heat ed: continuous hot Wa- HOTELS W Al, W OR ‘| l{ Ar AR’ r aD N I FI AT ’ - roon . ven ae iQ a. 4 it fy! 4 | CCUn i \s / 4 OME Iinguire 1104 Hodtamont I elrnar y' : bn se a ; : ry aly ; ‘ e . . . > s eain = \ ) = : _— > a . j 4 IPnisnea ieies aie . . . ¥ a. os : Ta a? d h n ornie her €: our motto: A Ro wr n optional; references ae te i petal ea mee ee ‘ e thy Perc) vy j roome HOTEL R127 ¢. ; Ag lh og omiaep ng porch. garage, $115 FURNISHED APARTMENT —Share ) NE ha ( py bath brick, om Goodfellow pi.: all street they need to pay their bille from i ft a Pg to ll sas —— : furtable fiat at CAZ oe ch ana - 217i Laeuat: « bath - mROVE & SPHCH lle N. %th st Se ge io nent. or “pent. parate sSELY improvement reasonabd os terms price Out Dublicity or dela Ito N. Tth, ! cr N Cabany 91: ‘ Di j | Dp 1, ’ . ( eae “15 te te + ory a e . wr —e , a will share with lady employed. Hox 3) Li eaheks ad ge ae At gly : hak VF. dean gine prery ) (; () aD *Y Payments confidentia! inns ‘ AP EVise | tales a : , miiy b l Americ: ine & room en econd “loor: rent apartments: $9 and up: ¢ ' . : 1¢ BARC AIN s © i te : a RE Wa larmont high-class family hote American in se-vond . apartments. R y 3 5 } I " room S17 Commerc : 11g) Olive et = | ROOM burnished, ge _— or oO} ) reasonable mt sinks shigt > OF LAND HIGH % : — have etre ert bar rains in Silehtis } Sere . Cars: conver nienc eR Piea@eal.. . aaths ’ cn) ijn ames - ae ~ . KA -y : I } ] cy Pe? nist e be pry ry es ‘ . and av ‘wo new 6 roams ‘ ‘ ov. o Oi RILES HOTEI. 74¢ Walton: rooms with rem Leon Ts . : ha or = oa which are practically new: among evenings. Forest 424° ' - toe cting bathroonr telephones, stran STEI a IN AP AR X ME N u 2 ' aes: ~. my? 1 -4Connmectin house¢Keep ng heat ‘eh housekeeping permitted. aie . ~~, Sn . a > , . . ™ : myn . Por ; ' mahogany, $175, W exman, | shy eee hcpryegpen ces: furnace heat cingie rooms P rmirnT IN , OR [CON ating. vacuun eaning. i . boolkeages, brick mantele: open “% = ae Fee Ma sate ee rew ster. mahor any 190: rooms: rel erences, 4 . , ee sli m. . ’ ; ' > a> Ne eee 2 " , . ~ : oe i . , le — na w4) mn . ry i. 2 4 on $235. and a Maynard, ma- TAYLOR, 1322 N Two Jd floor rooms; e.ec \\ Ey VI c OTE! Nt sein Sheila A cate ments One bi 1 Fal PY beh “etieah : ) 1 em ~ cash or monthly payrnente trheit "wos 4 F 5 oy © is 4 HO Mer erseon, & rooms 7d floor $65 ’ : Fy ‘wily , tri ® Car n rf " ‘ : I: airrrounds Park jungalow ' 4.4 te 1 Ry Pia. hamre SN ts mo} a ’ ? 3 a a : rt a aimee. i i’ at ar a it ar . . onl . , , emits , : yas | aightty wad and) VANDEVENTER, 520 N.---Furnished anene mos BARTMER AY. 242 an | solane. Se Mace cai s4 + nd laundering jens, separate chicken yards, rma, out See it today. 4136 W. Koesuth av. Lot ’ included tn this group | steam heat: hot water, electriefty; phone. ! A refinei home for refined peopie: a “0 Cabanne, 5 roorns. 3d floor east 51 te hy ~ ‘ful } bby and pa ous fui more | X110 Beautiful 7-room brick bungalow, tile ' : } Ks tey practically now people ed ployed. canvenilences., American Plan: moderate l ‘ "iz ‘Troon a in } Stn par'or oa — ef a re. he AnD ‘ ir ger on tia oF | ‘ ru tz i 7} | “4 ; ihe bath, hot water heating Diant, copper gut ; ; er ence ne aetay i 4. .) "En . and. , mc we . , > re Merest S087 @) eae a ae , . ferences required. ee ty th . ' r nes . ¢ | tera, electric ahowers. hardwood floors: ev - ‘Merson Angelus, mission case, $525 s for) rates: Page ca ore & (ce O0r Wweet Toh ) % OO ) r y thi \! improvements 1 ing | ’ f t all "KMRNON. 4042 e irable suite of revm . opiryw et* pren on Forest 9100, 0 ame | t ; : ; re | erythi the very latest Muet be seen in Quick Mt NEY Ths tay be arranged VERNON, SO42--Des fare s a J.-¥. BPSTEIN. ¢ Chestnut st , TT rt. WN E. & R. G. SCOTT, Agts., 300 Ches' gett ow - é ; Ownr anxious to sell Married people (without security) or turn}. (“O y >. housekeeping; * eam v rt)* (clS) 14a ‘ ' ~e kr or pric * al j tert ns call or i le {oO ue appreciated r ty - owners P ry get tt wary ’ NROY rained Wott “150 Si GN EE are SEE nil” fram aneet, tals. | Sore owmare, can Wel Kt ence Ie series oaal : . Mischa ty ve ~ cd Re : iN GEO. J WANRT RATH. 717% (heetnut et 6 0 one : r rates or : FURNISHED HOUSES FOR REN? ; DE BR. VROOMAN, BOS LN , relma | ik - Carier payments entral Read UNITED FINANCE &23 Chemical mide tte BOL OL Pan HOUSH THAT GUARANTEES ALI bie, large. front room: \ : GUAKAL ata VERNON. 4610--Deatrabie, ; in lH KT] esaa", P ANOS. | ‘cR0) one or [we men OF Mth Seeeeee: nar ) OUSES, } LA is, 4 * G22 | AeA — . y +> ; M00 OLIVE ST. FBO) | ght” Srivileren: BE, Forest 93. — |. Choice Aparimenis ©. MISCELLANEOUS - | YIDOBIAMEMHOEDEOOOROOOOOS Dandy Cottage, $2300 “on Gea ete . 5 a fm furniture af Pp anes, arc ' afte? pee Nice larre Lot Die Dermanen:! embioyed quickiy atetty a cory 4foa0om br! _ | ‘AMERICAS _— KRFRRAGE c@ = eee: i | Bo ‘3 wre? ftallee range ide teh ein. Key LOANS ON REAL ESTATE — —~- Oe ee . | tr > +? © Y impreved real evtate e 4 . Chi A lI. WREER, &ll (Cheretny st. ont Miiieh rE w : : ic@ FLATS, APARTMENTS FOR SALE TO LOAN " Keane & Franke. "1008 8 Chestnut ‘TALKING MACHINES nished: also large room, Tigcount Ic per line on three . en NAMA | SON VERSEN, 5664-—-Well furnisned +4 more insertions. ag room apartment ern: beautifully furnished: rent $4 RONOW; A i Alr 0 ’ new . - sasheid , oor roe : ’ ciTl* entences, Delmar (4 - ——— : 4° +h tes + t e y ' rae every con ¥ ¢ hy) ren (ira nd 4" s4}t ] 10F a) : , ‘a S17 iE . SITE , ' Sa . er-Dlano liud son car: bDarwalite, " > , oy FLATS FOR RENT ms ( TY kK ; . a4 Pine Ft RNISHED i ie j ia i " l " ' hory n Prices are co- Cabann, (4)! WASHINGTON RL, 308¢--Pleagant sleeping; - me ne 46, ERS a. p.eteiy furnished, plat aE ead an F going to be mONOR Rap “ase oe * ree ail conveniences : { , Butt. “emeton at ii = ' ) a! lo Mon: Dies ~ whan sale; Edison Dta- PING TON RI 490-20 floor front, an ‘ MISCELLANEOUS sun no porca, 44\4M ‘ ; S 1! j PORTUNITY . aboratory In odel: like pew WAN! +. banat , me ’ board convenient ae , é ie, - . >» ? wu home nm *} auburbds this OUghou: eas, terma. Re hao to nee eqceorr onal riworn cs ro i,A ! hes! 4 roome ang ha’ Oni ye Ww ASHING as PON ; - ee ‘ © d pr ‘e It’s AKC, IAN HW AIL. L.. 1004 Olive (cd) i W ASH ING rON ist ‘ 454% |«arg*. aianaimat ste ady terant. { entra a N44 iy ao ig. adi ] apart men te. - ' anita dinate tania —- ° . wer . es - EAT be rgair: - ¢ ; ; , } ris ert mrom: aiso £ing.¢ room: ‘ it 4 na! eff “le cy? a! on\ FURNISHED RR K SIDENC EK 10 r @ beau - } Ri 04 Mt mw ETL. LING offered on used, guardh- | CENTRAL , rf cys Bi URNISHE b> amma | {. 27 , ; ‘ Z tifully furnished: Lindel! boulevard; pr ° i 3 Vist a pt - at i: Sandard make phonographs, eaxy a had (3 -Nicely furnished OR NN A NR ii orice k : , 44 Nice furnh . cates athe Above open Se@ Us for others : n [25 ( Sprin Take : 5 vate famali =z... ly. Main TORR. ic®) reuse ‘ Terme ‘hVestigute > } v SHINGTON BL, . Pes : IE. kate Artophone Co., Pat 2 | pf ge and kitehenmette; light winger 2 EASTON, COL SHE Rip AN Handsome lat. Ie 1 ’ MERCANTITI. FE TRU ot CoO R . ise ning all ~“onveniences | ed. i F 4 rooms, bath newly decorated. . aw ard Li. Bakewell. WEST MINSTE! 5149 Attractive bome: (3) or , Hot-water heat. an _ RECORD EXCHANGE WASTING RON BL, 4115—Nice, desirable.) (WENTY-FOURTH. 1435 N.—3 large rms. Olive 5555 118 N. Seventh completel furnished: immediate poases- o | mverytaine | I iF AT B. A RG AIN | BORD, nite age: gl Boa “farnts het room: every convenience: Olive! = first floor: only $9 Key at 1431 CS) ii "ym fion. oe : ic lS) ‘ 8 AK KB & BRO ~ | : MON EY WANTED ts ' rns | J | electric fixtures, granitelé| one year. get interes: Bes “ib? . oe Catt rows : lences >» f9 "OQ wn | ae | | - LEO ne one ; APA RTMENT Wtdi—5 or 6 roome. leage or EAST SIDE au : ; : condition fine neigh bor == = WERSTMINSTKR PL.. 396>—Sieeping, 183) | CLEVE) son MISCELLANEOUS sublease; must have by Nov. 1. Call Sid-~ 0 oe . @ leek city Bnd Gevires ime | Tay Wil suaee Met? oh nz; ail cenveniencs - ' LEVE — ss eens | sinister eatin ct nev oer . / . 4 r pot much cash required, location orm eoeg security ms a. x eootin . he ey , ‘ ' bath. ro . , a ‘*¢ . | 4, eT DefPee aT : Pt : ’ ' ‘ : has: eoueeelt 7 . . Cen S FOR RENT FURNISHED FLATS @ APT's wto. ast . Louis Jargain BROADWAY SAVINGS TRUST CO, Mepa te? epee eee i) * » ~ . on : ™ w . . Agrn' " » S1™) eas lance $i: » Monty ° 3 UN. 4 Loree i snaranteed let Deeds a? emake ot ' +* atiy fu ——enneent | VON \ IBRSEN, 086 Hall room; . ake & lid ate Ys . line " aks hh fe | $0c -----~" °) $2 ver week. Os ag , ave rei oC 5305 DELMAR (Cor Unton) : | aaa “oe o or fame. & ean meek : es - a EA ee or ) COTTAGE Hor ren P ae NOW 'a! balance $15 month 7 ’ i . Ss 47@7 Hlegantls Be : rs ‘eam heat “old tcc 'e ICe per ” , ; CMM EPTNON j _ . . - ry , yh arles ' ‘mt , Hotels Koommet “8 hare: th ‘ P iahe gaily ce vn 8 ' a ng at aes 4 pone ~ ’ ur’ et » POO oe; j Nin en ye terms, and 2! con, ' cS Suburban ad. Je | iwrmer - Prone iilve ic® newals. twofamily, 4 rooms. modern Srp ee shade (ywner, Matrn [899 (entral 2456 - 0 oD ‘one i Sccom@esnies wie 8 were we or more tnecrrione. | _ che 1 8945, Lindel! S720. a , and «tean: 3 rt _™ment. with all convenience sea - - = ROO wo . oe megs 7 zs es male ae py nee ted . " oc gion gagged aa" , | mG RICHMOND HEIGHTS LENTS §o7 rrick 4.000 ute ans fire end te ‘made i: MS Fo T. CITY ~a] e are changing Many used +e a3 renin nee aw’ oe a ' ; ._238 , —_ - POPPE Nort t corner Washingtes and Tfces- our sae R REN mre. Value al 2 Rit! , MOA ne | re CENTRAL wg thy d . TcNGAT We lee , , miami '2-famity apartment bulld aKo —— W ANSTRATH li’ Chest : i ; 4 } Post-Dispat« at . * { rr } $: . . + . ‘ ; ‘ » , ° . then A am CENTRAL } artic les offe red os at : , — gis , “heh “Ce ‘3 ms - : - , T% TMENT Wea ; 5 lieivhts 6 Peetiis On ; ; . “a i ice 1OCK “Past of uwer trove at ; } R} 9 a ‘— tert ' : , w a bo orecteor.— ; ae “Ww ants , are “ ort h ‘« ce the pr =. = a water - Ww o> Saggy ok mn ane »ts its ron i'we! ne rOW;OTLS. ‘ - ent ‘ ] : ee : a off ' Mite be!! ! ay Ler arice Drivera chauffeurs and other he ip Ler larkt merch Th: bath an ele te, . “tee ~~ ‘ ‘ Mt v = inn! —_ yoo a bearer M0 Two unturt ished rooms, 21 tric; newly éecora ted. "4 "( Sry repair® inade hiverwd rs . i’ ; OTTO TEDENS reom 407. 722 Chestau:. ~-comsult Pest-Dispaich Wants. ©85 ead bath. asked. a - 3) 6! WED : REALTY TY OO. 92 Cheutau:. to 10 a m.. Thurs Davis .
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH -———--—— WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 16, 1918, occa, ——- lene ; ee EE ne ee 4 — so — - ST LOUIS PUS | -UISPAICH if | Marriage Licenses Births Recorded Burial Permits MARRIAGE LICENSES, George Washington Page....101 S. Jefferson | Minnie Ardalia Stevens ....101 S. Jefferson | Henry Touis Dahm 0932 Plymouth Hielen Barbara Diederichs ........ 1215 Clara David Bernard Brown ...... 124 East Stein | Anna Reuter 2: Hiugh Thornas Hallie Ilamiiton | Famous & Barr G i Editorial Pog News Ph: Worm Famous & Barr Co. | Help St. Louis ‘Over the Top!” Your Savings Will Range Up to 35% on Present Market Values, If You Take Advantage of This Wonderful Fur Sale a vast collection of Fur Sets, Capes, Coats, Coatees, arkable savings. That is the message to St. Thousands of dollars’ worth of high-grade New York furrier and designer that arrived Light inter- g New Location, q OLD LINDELL STORE, Washington Av. and Sth St. Weekly Ad No. 722 THIS SALE CLOSES TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 5:30 P. M. owners SEND US YOUR MAIL ORDERS Perfection SMOKELESS OIL HEATER The heat- NEW SILKS = ¢ Everything popular for Pall ; and Winter apparel, in Won. derful varieties shown Pailette de Soie Yard, $2.25 Rich, high luster. wide Satin, ry drapy, in all ¢ ‘ Chiffon Taffeta Yard, $2.50 Handsome pure dye taffeta, 36 inches wide, Belding Broa, guaranteed dress silki ig the new Fall colors, Georgette Crepe Yard, $1.95 Splendid sheer Crepe, 46 wide, in all colors, ine black and .white. Ve ish for overdress wear, value. Crepe de Chine -— — . = 7 ———wl Yard, $1.49 Rich quality, 40 inches in flesh color only. A grade box loom cre dresses and underwear—§}], value, Printed Taffeta Yard, $1.59 Elegant floral and coin dots on white ground—é wide—exceptional quality for coat linings—$2 and §2.@ ane Black Satin Yard, $2.50 Handsome shimmering raver ‘ Black Satin—a_ soft, dress fabric which splendidly. New Dress Fabrics @ The most wanted weaves, weights and colors for Win- ter wearables at interesting prices. , ’ , ‘} : — ‘VY ELAN —_— ---- economit al @_ Choose from , Stoles and separate pieces at rem Louisans of this wonderful sale. Itrv. purchased from a leading | si amy as well as Christmas gift-giving. At $250) © Mole Coatees Hudson Seal Coatees Mole Stoles Mink Capes Taupe Nutria Coats Hudson Seal Coats— Skunk Cape, Collar and Cuffs At >300 Mole Coatces Hudson Seal and Taupe Squirrel Coatces Mink Capes Mink Sets Taupe Squirrel Coats Fancy Mple Capes Mink Coatces Hudson Seal Coats Skunk Collar Hudson Seal Coats \ extra full e@wreeeaeneee soca N. Ninth Charles F. Paim ........ix04 Cote Brilliants FOR Mildred D. Hihn 7508 Minnesota James H. Hunter .........co....esloge, Mo | Sallie S. Wilson 1615 S. Theresa Gienn Jones Springfield, Mo Mrs. ...-Ves Moines, Io Dave Satz ..... (060 Emma’ CG - soldie Zager 15 S. Second Eee eae 2530 S, Eleventh Jv415 Michigan »641 Cook belleville, Ill pocccccccesaou 8. Ninth | lumma Scnac 1€! cccescermmonm utger | Benjami .Memphis, Tenn Mrs. Pat .lrenton, N. J | ) Young Men’s $20 sasee SIMPLEX ELEOTRIC HEATER Elmer J. Woolse3 : “ ; FALL SUITS : : ott a vs Nora Redm ..-.Flliott. La Dead hlack finis compiete with cord . j . Nikolaus Hornsberger 1902 S. Seventh and plug; 10 inches high, 16 - , French Serge Yard, $4.00 All wool, 54 inches wide, fn ‘ : ' fot eS Se tee ada : just in time for Winter needs, and ready for the needle. esting groups Sean qbicd ts choose. Black Tricotine ¢ At 25 Yard, $3.75 Red For Sets Marmot Sets 54 inches wide: all wool: in Kit Coney Sets black only. \ very special value is offered in this popu- Hudson Lynz Sects Nat. Oppossum Sets lar fabric. French Serge Pointed Jap Wolf Sets Nutria Sets Yard, $2.00 At $50) High-grade. all-wool, 4%- fnch French Serge. in all the Beaver Capes Kol. Jap Sets wanted street shades and black. Black Wolf Sets Hudson Seal Sets Scotch Cloakings Yard, $5.00 Mink Sets Skunk Sets Heavy tweed novelties for Black Lynz Cat Sets the practical tailored coat. All wool, 56 inches wide. Can Taupe Lucille-Black For Scarfs be used unlined. School Serges Skunk Scarfs Black Lynx Scarfs Yard, 89c 4 $150 Splendid for school wear and French and storm Hudson Seal Coatees Mole Coatces Mink Capes inches wide, in navy only. Black Plush Hudson Seal Coatees Mole Stoles $13.50 Yard, $12 2404 S. lth: | Skunk Shavrels athe cen — an | Sealette Plush, with black looS Gratiot: i ow fect. Heavy pi il, 3141 on and brown ef é Vv pile, Georgette For Sets - — Baumarten For Sets if , inches wide. Very desir- for scarfs, coats and Taupe For Sets Skunk Cape Coatees m 3 J. H. Hearney, 64, 38842 Iowa: nephritis. é “lar: ferrin, 2, 3908 McRee: influenza. ; trimmings. * M. T baum, 26, 1419 Cass: influenza. Main Floer - s or Ml, 62, 3119A Park: pneu:nonia. — 34, S217TA laclede: pneumonia. | ‘ . M, Birmingham, 11 mos, 2821 N. Spring: | ar ~Ii ors is. | s| A. Kerger, 2 $127 Minnesota: appendicitis. s caraitis - Vr Black Lynz Sets 4%. 2204 Be tuberculosis. | . oa | Plaid Wool Men’s and Young Men’s & Gussie Shimnick, 1947 President: tubercu- | a Pointed For Sets Derhoof, 63. 1007 N. 18th; 60, | A. Serenty, 8, 2315 S. 3d: eptlensy. | BI: k OVERCOAT a ee ankets Fisher Sets Special 7 R5 Worth $30 ot. Fai... e ¢ At ®200 | &. Roth, 44, 2856 St. Lovis: suicide. re mi W. . f, 68. 4181 Washington: Finely tailored : Papers va Substantial heavy weight wool Overcoats, 29 3 + ; ’ “eC , 39234 Minnesota: Blankets, in sizes 66xS0 inches. Mole and. Taupe Squirrél Coatees ~~ Mole Coatees 76, 5229 Waterman: | big assortment. fF re 3, 1444 Case ogre heav ee anon Liebram, 19, 4600 Blue, pink, tan and gray block abrics, mostly dark enza. nie F et “ shades and the want- j A. Stacker. 7, plaids with overcast ends, : ‘alifornia: nephritis. White W ool Blankets, Silver Fox Scarfs » S. Lroadway: pneu- ; ie , > ee ping | Pair, $11.50 Mink Capes (028 Lansdowne, tuber- Mink Sets Kolinsky Sets Price, each, BARLER IDEAL Ol, HEATER rid of comfort and economy in to de ine hes - plated That will save many dollars for those who are fortunate enough take advantage of them to- morrow. je here among the first. Louis ID. Moegie Helen IR. Petzold Edward A. kel RAMEE Se hy r) a4 Stravan _T ince : PyVOil « ile . $14.50 each } Sete) }’ ry ' } » Anna | ilié bel * 19 ‘** peventh $ Thursday at y 1403. &, Ewing BATTERY TESTER “671 Scott 5 > Madison For testing dry batteries only; will . In- cate from 0 to 3S amperes. 79 dicat é / ae Cc Special price , Parcel post weight, #4 ounces | Patrick Joseph Cahalin | Margaret Mary Hogan | Joseph Peter Herzt Mrs. Elsa Wachlinger . Robert FF, Stanton | Anna M.: 1428 Goodfellow | William Gaines coceeerto® Morgan | Eliza Fuller . °’008 Morgan | Louis F. Mezile Lola F. Hake eacn St. louis University | “Lightning’’ Pread Knives The only knife that will cut hot or cold bread or frosted cake without 0 + __ bo cracking or crumbling. 25c¢ from 15 to 25 desire— Pr! each strong wear-resisting pe celia . cassimere and home- reriees Py | spun fabrics — choice UNIVERSAL here Thursday at $14.50. § FOOD CHOPPERS : With 4 cutters— Men’s & Young Men’s course, medium, fine and nut butter grind- er. chops 2 pounds of meat per rninute. $ Special ° $ ] 79 Actual $25 Values Price® ..4+- a Here's one of the most talked-of — Se , Suit values in St. Louis! Good ees DOS te quality new Fall Suits, in both ae light and dark patterns, and : a ~ ire includin stouts—-price: ' wic ” BLOW TORCHES 8128 neluding , I N. is, 2. Kach torch tested before Thursday a Eggert. tory. Special Just the styles, patterns and colors that boys | At East St. Louis, Levi: C. Milligan Mary Rutherford BHenjamin Zolondz my BODER . .écos st. Louis | . Louis | otGecedonneesé ‘t. Louis | Ear! Johnson ..... bib pies been Wast St. it SL ce ngigdcemes eee ee 06% ast St. Earl Allen “ Kinnifred 7 e 22848887284 @ Louis | Louis | children’s zym use. weaves, 36 black and ame ceacsstu LeUis lester St. Louis | Mink Muffs with Beaver Capes Red For Sets Taupe Wolf Sets Kit For Sets Lucille For Sets Skunk Sets Mink Sets Hudson Seal Sets Black Lynx Sets Nutria Cape Coatecs Pointed For Sets Muskrat Coats At *1 00 Hudson Seal Capes Mink Sets Taupe For Sets Black For Sets Skunk Nets Taupe Nutria Sets Paupe Nutria Coatees Pointed For sets Chinchilia Squirrel Sets sek, 25, 2810 S. 18th; influenza, . 25, 4400 W. Papin; tuberculosis Hoffman, 17. 1 S. Sd: typhoid | all J.-Knebel, 33, pneumonia, pneumonia, Shenandoah; ley each c ‘s ; a ae - : sin a ery > i sy Miele a ; EO a eer pie 5 tn only e.g SUN - nai 2 ie, , i) wae i et - bess Yek: aye - , D Re cok at " re 9: Tate> Ta RR Ee Degas ee RE ge eg WF FAA PRE VEELOCIPEDES Mtted with ‘%s-tnch solid rubber tires nd adjustable seat and handle Dbars. Prices 4 to 6 years old 6 to 8 years old Men’s Flannelette Pajamas and Nightshirts Very Special, $ | ; ] 5 Thursday Only, q Soft, warm nightgarmenta, just the proper weight for cold nights. Made of a heavy qual- ity striped Amoskeag flanne- @ ette, in all sizes. Some of the | ¢ Pajamas are finished with sik # frog loops in military and V §” neck styles. Nightshirts sell # regularly for $2, Pajamas for asthma. | Pershing: myo- | lionnet, 164 Capt. Sidney I. from shell shock nor o), WOOL WALL BRUSHES Made of lIamb'’s wool: removes dust without streaking or staining; furnish- ed with two handles, 6 inches 98c 16 inches . NO. 3 BROWNIE BOX CAMERAS All box Brownies nn Pe ee ee ee ee eee carci- ° oi , ’ * ’ ’ a ‘ ; ‘ ‘ { apoplexy. ass; diabetes, : W. Florissant: tnflivu- | fixed-focus anyone with reasonable care can make good Apictures with has ach- > lens and jtwo-view finders; are and > meningitis. Evans: asthma. ed Fall and Winter | Theresa Dempsey, models — priced Bodmer, Thursday at q enloeis, te Size 72x82 inches, with bine “4. + | Lillian Pinkley, 34, 1919 S. 12th: tnfluenza. | | ° sn rdors: ' ; HAL AND Shepard, 8, 5421 N. Broadway: endo- ff and pink borders; bound with AWA size of picture Special At | * carditis. . 26, 4856 Greer: mneumonia. 83. 1229 Goodfellow; nephritis. | R. ‘Rice, 68, 4144 Washington: carcinoma, | mohair ribbon; very warm and heavy weight Blankets. Fourth Floor Muskrat Coats Hudson Seal Coatees Cross For Sets Skunk Capes i $2.50, and for Thursday only are offered at this saving, - @” * Also hundreds of pieces of ultra-fashionable Tur Capes, Coats, Main Coatees, Scarfs, etc, priced from $125 up to $900. Third Floor F. Prainito, 30, 912A Riddle: pneumonia. — 7 mi Annie Randazzo, 29. 1615 Helen: carcinoma. | Weight, 13 ounces. | | J. Go. 1%, 1218 N. : nephritis. . sis 8, 2 : Daralvsis. . 1568 Graham: nephritis. ‘ , 1223 Pendleton. J. Winegarden, 60, 2022 N. Broadway: apo- lexy. Men’s $6 Pants | } ag ity tatchford. 63. 1823 Schtid: enteritis. Jd. Gasser, 52, 221 Obear: pneumonia. Most all of the newest etripes and | nena Everley, 33, 782 Aubert: mitral {n- novelty mixtures es sufficiency. and sizes 28 to 50 Catherine Mulligan, 26, 5895 Minerva: fnflu- can be found in Ld |__ €nza, SCHROETER’S AUTO TOOL BOX Black ename! finish, with lock: seams are electrically welded: ~~ inches long, 9 {inches Wide. Special price BENCH VISE oo all size is Academy Two-Trouser Suits Special Made to Retail at $4 and $5 ) this group of cas- | Elise W. Gellenbeck. &8, 3502 Pestalozzt;: J Width of jaw 1% inches: jaws open 3 imer ‘ heart disease. - : s, . i re and wor- -” - ' 7 — . , inches; weight, 34 pounds. This ts the ey ae ai 4 Margianne Pearce, 76, 4417 Westminster: Values at e oe carcinoma. My Holman, 35. 5821 Enrigcht: infinenza. Lona Thornwegen, 28, 4038 Westminster: peritonitis. Il. Mansholt, 86, 4000 Natural Bridge: ne- phritis. . 8, 3526 Cozzens; meningitis. m -—ivst what \the | Ml, 4 Brooklyn: inquest pending. | § : boys need for 1510 N. &th: inquest pend- school or in fact Sip we Kare ! > Delmar: tumor any kind _of hard Romowicz, 42, 1743 N. Sth: influenza. I’. Turner, 45, beat small] vise made. cla] price @ Academy Clothes are the favorites of boys and mothers. Wear better, look better and are better. Many new arrivals just at hand. New Scotch tweeds and nub effects in field gray, tan and green mixtures. New yoke and panel back models: both knickers full cut and full lined. All sizes 8 to 18. Overcoats and Macki- Chinchilla Overcoats, naws, $10.00 Special, $5.75 Overcoats in belted back New trench models with and trench styles in three- button-to-neck collars: wide quarter and “full lengths. all-around trench belts and \fackinaws with slash pockets; made of good high crowns. All the new authentic Fall styles - ‘ P x} i ™ + 3s ¢ © » ° : ~~ ) y . * " lars and patch pockets, all quality mediam-we ight gray for men and young men. Thursday, choice of around belts. Sizes 6 to 18. chinchilla; all sizes 24% to 10 2 he any at 82.55. Main Fleer Second Fleor On Sale $ oO roa — rikdistions Boys’ Corduroy Suits gana lf | | | Actually worth $10 SAVES 25% COAL ee ees enc by using moist air. Made of galvanized iron, and fite around the coils of radia- tor and converts dry indoor alr into a moist, wholesome and healthful atrmos- phere. Prices ag followrn: $2.25, $2.50, $3.00 UMINUM PERCOLATOR CAPACITY SIX CUPS Seamless pure , aluminumf!§ . if body; ebonized §) ‘ sa oor! “handie: {Mf N, W. CORNER EIGHTH AXD WASHINGTON removable fiass-dome top. Special this _ nickel plate. This frame ts . made of the best tempered . . @ Men will see that these are remarkable values, even at their rightful worth. They are the feather-weight, self - conforming Derbies in black only, but in ten different styles. Flat and curl brims, lew, medium and service——-7 to 17 ——Thursday at ELLE, ro .. os, : . z os ove + ‘ Stevens, o>, ae WN. 14th ry? 4 ? “>.> *)* - *7 | 4 ee om rrammel, ~ am. ace ( lara: imniiau 1Z Al COFR’VERK large col- BIRTHS RECORDED. BOYS, . and R. O’Brien, 5648 Maffitt. A. and M. Blankmann, 2808 UOhio. J. and F. Roesch, 1022 Ohio. and EF. Telescky, 31814 Lam! j . Bruce, 1238 Euclid. . Gellmore, 3020 Lawton. . Calaway, 915 N. Stxteenth. Virgin, 1900 Hickory. Goldstein, 2933 Dickson. ; Gale, Webster Groves . and R, Lewis, 1406 Francis. . and A. Shuck,’7200 Berlin. A. and N. Abramovitz, 4244 Page Fighteenth. 768 Clara. Pps SQ i ww $2.98 Parcel post weight, 2 pounds. ASSOCIATION FOOT BALLS Tan-pebbled leather. canvas good rubber bladder. Linen Specials | @ Five very out of the ordinary offermgs that will give an idea of the splendid inducements offered throughout our Linen Section. Madeira Teacloths All pure linen plain hand- | made, with scalloped edge—o4- inch; round $5 00 | ees * worth $7.50 Madeira Napkins scalloped edge— lé4-inch size . and H., . Hanna, 4534 Cribson. " Lavoo, 3856 Juniata. : never, 49238 Davtson. : > Miam a. 412 Kast Marrean. i 121 S. Broadwar Third. ( 2. f ; Me : (3 n Ay ee o2 Arsenal. . and I. ( untley, 933 Su live ‘Gg %. ni k. Connor, : e 1 y.. and N. 1315 Semple. ‘ Salts, calomel, pit “t on bow-| J: y 24 man, nt Hand made, } ms . é . P . _ | | els like pepper r : w ; h . 3 oO. is. ' . ~ he he oe " $7.50 values— 00) | Pa cel poss aletons # Pounce Sei | J. and EB. Gartner, S350 Towa, wee ilemenee te Rb" ; ——— and &. Rudinsky, 1000 Morgan. SCHROETER BROS. Hardware Co. Enjoy life! Don’t stay bilious, | 1) and J. Chouteau, 4317 Tindell. Washington Av. and Eighth St. lined: oe ees &-a rr tes? WACK-SAW FRAME Adjustable from 8 to 12 inches; Tea Cloths Elaborately made cloths, in round style Deep filet lace, trimmed with inserted center- Seer cline os... ee Bath Towels Thick, heavy absorbent qual- lty—all hemmed; in a 39¢ large size—special Embroidered Pillowcases, Pair, $1.50 High-grade quality with hemstitched, corded and embrotdered wreath and initial—size 45x35 inches Nicely boxed. ‘ practical Christmas gift Fifth SSS Ss ‘ - ee . ania > * In the Basement Economy Slore, an Unusual Money-Saving Event, This Sale of Women’s Waists @ Recent purchases from Eastern makers of hundreds of silk and eotton Waists at extraordinary price concessions, account for this stirring event. Seven great lots to choose from, all at prices far below actualvalue, as you will see at a glance: Silk Waists ae Georgette Waists edbesabne a8 nase. .-e- SO GO: ees Made of Jap. silks, wash Samples—just 142 in al able chiffons and novelty only three to six of a kisd- silks; strictly tailored fronts, Handsomely beaded and em | large collars with lace edges; broidered fronts, with various Silk Waists shades of white, flesh, maize, style collars and sleeves. 9 65 Nike and also dark asuit shades; all sizes. - a a Wash Waists 4 : sale, each, Kteel e*errese#ers*e* D pec { 47c RKO WN RMA * Stapleton, East St and S. Itesborourh, 7520 Marietta. nd a S SOHy We Yy Wray WMO Y Z R. M. Milligar Z Louis School Bos 4% school buildings. and M. Per 4 # pm ol ~~ — wae , — ~ sick, headachy and constipated. | F and M. s: (OLD LINDELL STORE.) ah! eent box now, and old people must atealis ae regular help, pail + CK : S808 Westmin ve ry lleor (ret a Most bow els else suffer from constipation. The cond! | tion is perfectly natural. It is just as natural as it is for old people to walk slowly. lor age is never so active as youth. The muscles are less clastic. And the bowels are muscles, a richardeon. 8913 Page. | So all old people need Carcarets. i: , and 7. Mes SHE Delmar aes One might as well refuse to aid weak ie ; Dolfuss, 4305 De Tonty (twins). -eyes with glasses as to neglect this | fF. and . Krieger, 4657 Tower Grove. gentio aid to weak bowels. The bow- | _iccuoessn aeemanaaes els must be kept active. This is im-! . Your credit ts cood with Loftis Broa. & Co. portant at all ages, but never so much | $48 Neth st. Goon ereninge- kaa. ty 2 as at fifty. : iia AIR SERVICE OFFICE TO CLOSE ——— the they to riy ‘. oe somc Waa, Kellogg, of " Hligdon, Frey, 44°45 Moreanf -. Theis, 1116 Mallinckrodt . Slewing, 1904 Monigomery. Carter, 2125 Pine . Hvdea, 4017 Texington, $2.98, $3.50 and $3.98 WM MoM M EL Victrola XIA for] 5 Payable $12.50 Cash, $7 Per Month @ This instrument will @ Dozens of styles, exrep Age is not a time for harsh physies. : tionally well tailored of crepe Youth may occasionally whip the bowels into activity. Buta lush can’t be used every day. Vhat the bowels of the old need is a gentle and natu ral tonic. One that can be constantly used without harm. The only such tonic is Cascarets, and they cost only Aviation Mechanics May Enlist Here During Remainder of Week. Only ajfew more days remain for | ‘enlistment of mechanics in this city | the United be a source of genuine pride in home. Handsomely mode'ted with the newest Victor improvements. We will also include $10 worth of records vour Silk Waists $5 and $6 Val- $3 0) ues—Thursday and Cf (,eorgetta crepe crepe de chine, with elabo- rately embroidered and bead- ed fronts, large and a two-in- de chine and fancy taffetas. Have elaborately embroidered or plain tailored fronts, large collars, long sleeves and fin- ished with novelty cuffs. In white and flesh, and the taf- $1.50 and $1.98 $I 29 2 Values ... va PY Sy fe A host of new styles, mad® | of voiles, lingeries, oF batiste and fancy erepes, plain tailored, embroidered: jin the Air Service of States Army. About | placed. The recrulting office here will be | ‘closed at the end Of this week. Aft- | er that, mechanics wishing to enter i this branch of the service will have to stand the expense of travel to the ‘nearest examining board. .The lo- cal office of the Air Service Trade Test Board ts at Third and Olive streeta. ; | To Prevent Grip and Irfluensa BELLANS 222225535 Dest worry. Let a Post-Dispatch | taken in time will Prevent Grip and | aa bring that lest article. FEQORL INDIGESTION | opens an si of your own selection, making a total of $125, which may ; . lace trimmed fronts. New be paid for in 17 months’ time. | lars and long sleeves. Ia 56 to 46. Wash Waists 69c to 98c 45c¢ Values.. A small lot of odd atyles and but extraordinary values: made of and organdie, embroidered and trirmmed fronts and fancy collars long tleeves. While they last at Hascement fetas in the coming suit shades. Sizes 36 to 44. 10 cents per box at any drug store. They work whilo you sleep.—ADYV. Nurses Recommend Cuticura Soap It appeals to them because it is so re and-cleansing. It does much to eep the skin clear and healthy es- pecially if assisted by touches of Cu- ticura Ointment to first signs of pim- vm redness, roughness or chafing. deal for toilet uses. 185 can be | sleeves with novelty cuffs: in light colors and sult shades; sizes 36 to 46, one convertible collars: long | ' ' ie Wash Waists $1 and $1.25 Val- 79 ues—Special... ® Voiles, organdie and novelty crepes: 4 have elaborately trimmed or plain tai- lored fronts with long sleeves: all sizes from 36 to 46. The sale price hardly covers the price of the material alone Music Salon—Sixth Fleer hhh hahahah hehehe DDD DDD DDD DDD DADS DD DD DD DAA ARADAAADAAA A. and Entire Block: Olive, Locust, Sixth and Seventh Sts. We Gtve Eagle Stamps and Redeem Fall Boeks | for $2 in Cash or $2.50 in Merchandisec— | Few Reatricted Articles Excepied. i vp $F 29857)” Largest Distributers of WMerchan- dise at Hetail tn Misseuri er the West, p
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Schwab of St. Louis, chief of medical staff at War Neurosis hospital in France where soldiers suffering Y YE XE Ez@Kz@ Xz@E@ ZEEE c€EK@E eM ce@ e@& €eedddeddeddeedddeededdddeeddddddeedddceeeecctececececeeccecehecddececeeaheeeadaadaa from shell shock are treated. Thousands have been restored to service. _-Phota by Clair Kenamore. Jy Y 4 ore rr ra CHAE TEER LER SSS on \WWw5NN Men’s Flannelette Pajamas and Nightshirts 3 Very Special, SZ: | : Thursday Only, $1.55 me 7! : | | Soft, warm nightgarments, ' ; LEE st the proper weight for cold ights. Made of a heavy qual- : oe LLORES IRM OE a REE OSES SO 3 Rs Hie y at riped Amoskea g f lannel- | 3 Me ee: Rie 2 ste as f Sse vi ia . a Bi & os i IE te, in all sizes. Some of tho 5 OS mtn | | 4 : pememeneneeeenete Pajamas are finished with silk rog loops in military and V |e ey eS eas |: ees: . oe eck styles. Nightshirts sell i Hite Hibs ieee fitemeen! § Bere ae t | SSSSA.Q@Q@0hH Ss ~~ _ 4 SS of ded err nrarrre PPLE AEP FEEPAPBEB FL EBPABEEREBEPEBEEOBREE ad oe os oS —s oa SSPE FESO S OS 4S SS 24S SS SS SESS 259 49494.54.4.95 24.55 24 4S 24444944454 45 2S 4 SELES ’ .* _ % _ . . ) ¢ Vv ” NAD ae es SE he en” ee a es ee Po ae eats ates “, Ce Oe ia « a . , ash ve . ; “ i Or _ . 3 . . $ ‘ins , + « é e* 4 a. : an eo, ‘ é ny 2 i4 ’ é , ° 7 ‘ . n A Zz a 5 — , tt Ae - > “* a ae ~* a + » ‘er : ? . " Pe. y ‘ , pgularly for $2, Pajamas for 2.50, and for Thursday only re offered at this saving. 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British Official—Underwood & Underwood SQq wv od a t- J ‘ : SPAPOCBEPCEOBPODEEPEDE S S QAAAETEE \\ RAY WW WS RSS WO MAAS MA AAA WSK WS SS SS \ QY WY va \ WY | S NNR > ‘ yTrrTrTrTrTTftgTfTTgT*' ttt". + wTvrVrueVrveVyVyVyVyVe eee ee eee eee RASS WS S AAA SS Lag SSN > s* y-Saving Event, This : T : t kK and cotton Waists at it. Seven great lots to pec at a glance: Georgette Waists mons U Vd Wty on yf” “Uppy, Wi UWdityy We Y Wty, WY sown UE cam ill Mddannnsrannulyrwmersrrmm dd tnunnnumnta Wi 2 GZ Major J. L. Barngrove of St. Louis, Y — oe beg > eae A a es ne Oe ol commanding the Motor Battalion, 11oth chancellor of the University of Cam- = . . : : : : - brid e, . . "i Louis School Board as commissioner of Supply Train, 35th division, wounded in Z >: Bi member of the British Educa school buildings. wiecsard Steters. | ae gtional Mission to visit America next “ action —CGerhard Sisters WY month. 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22 een —— Se eee an STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878 Published by the Pulitzer Publishing Co., Twelfth anc Olice Streets. ‘ POST-DISPAT¢ nN ( “CIROULATION Average 1917: i cc od DAILY AND SU NDAY. a for entire year, ff SS Fm FB THE POsT-DISPATCH FORM i Lnow that my retirement will make no difference in its cardinal 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 to any party. always oppose privileged classes and public plunderers, never lack sympathy with the poor. alwars remain de- rated to the pnblic§ welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news. always be drasti- cally independent. wvever be afraid to attack wrong. whether by predatory plutocracy or pred- atory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. ‘eo, 800%. PLAT- } | April EE ta te. a . LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. - ~~ ee ee + Judson Supports Judge Rosenfeld. @ the Editor hy of the Post-Dieva which will Twelfth Conzres- of a letter: to voters tn the sional! Distric: As lam a fellow-voter in the Twelfth (‘ongressiona! District Missouri, and vill be out of the State prior to the elec- acting as vice chairman of the Na- | War Labor Board, I take the lib- of addressing you. personally in re- | ard to the of Congressman in this d.strict. In view the substantial unity of our peopie in the support of the administra- 1ion in the present crisis, it perhaps unfortunate that we are compelled iat uch a time to make use of party organ- zations in the election members to ‘‘ongress, both in the and Iiouse of Representatives The close party division in of Representatives makes it that our district should be by an avowed supporter ndministration, and versonally worthy, strained by party allegiance to fhe administration. The e liouse ot Representatives where jority of a party hostile to the istration would be construed as vote of censure upon the present conduct of the war, and that at such a| time would be a national misfortune. | [In our Twelfth District the Democratic party have fortunately named can- didate Judge Samuel Rosenfeld. now Judge of the Circuit Court, who its in ev- way worthy of a position in our na- Congress. Judge Rosenfeld has exceptional public record. He served in the Spanish-American War, nd is a member of the United Spanish War veterans. fie has been my privilege to ussociated iin as a member of the Board of iolders who prepared the present citv] harter. It can bear personal testimony » his effective service as a member of hat board, sparing neither time nor ex- ense, investigating, bv visits to other ities and otherwise, the important ques- ! ‘ions involved. iS oft Senute Fiouse ; . + ,+ nN por Lad Yi the Seprenenee ot he national however | he CONn- ! not by one, who would oOnposte lection of a in uv ma admin- more or is ’ ifSSs a asS a ery ional had an civie life It with l’ree- active in our be ‘aan members “uS rendered va While ippointed ng was Serving a ' ifion Legal ; to the Liberty ‘the North, New many | West” South put together. nressure in the North and East ¢ uncontrolled markets than the price of wheat in the controlled market. aze than those of eitber. wheat a more logical charge WAR MAKING OUR PART. The question of peace is in the hands of the (er- mans. Our only concern now is war—war to a finish. devotedly, brilliantly. They They are giving and resources. are offering their lives for cause. Our work at bome is to back them to the limit and and keep them going with every needed gun, machine shell to crush the enemy’s army. Our first duty is to supply all the money the Government requires for the, ‘winning of the war. Think of the difference: Our soldier boys are giving their all: we are asked only to invest our surplus and securities. St. savings in first-class, paying Maj. Says. Comfort, commanding the Louis regiment, through the Post-Dispatch correspondent at the that the St. the thick of the fight expect the folks at home to back them to a They think St. now and wonder that front, Louis men who are in finish. Louis ought to be over we do not pour our money. out for victory. The President says “hesitation now would mean de- feat when victory seems to be in sight: would mean many years of war instead of peace upon our own terms.’ We have backed the President in his peace terms, we. must back him without stint in his war making, tha’ quick peace May come. Let Louis the large cities. We the district. Only They should be days us put St. over the top in advance o! a!] are now leading in the city and a few days remain for the works. of glorious record in subscriptions Loan. Double vour bonds.’ Show your hutton. - oo We wil! yet make the German people understand that Kaisers are ‘‘verboten. ° —— i i A G. 0. P. SECTIONAL CAMPAIGN. The National Republican Congressional Committee framing a sectional issue to provide a reason for the election of a G. QO. P. Congress. Literature, whose labored attempt to put the campuign is manifest, charges that 16 Sout‘iern states “absolutely contro] Congress” and all administrative It asserts further: Most of the great (iovernment plants for war unfonments and the ua ‘tublished in the om the taxpuavers of North. Midwest und West is spent by millions in the favored South through a southern Cabinet and a Virginia , President. ‘The price of wheat is fixed by law. ‘The price of cotton, purely a Southern product, not lized Climatic location South. “nep” into} legisiautive and} activities. rmv aviation most of the army, tields have been ¢ Southern stutes +} + ° + ° i le@e fad Lf the Money co ce is conditions alone are enough to justify the many cantonments and aviation stations in An incidental effect was to relieve conves- tion on Northern and Eastern railroads. During the weather of last winter there was criticism because | How will the whine about | of bit-. ter more were not located South. war plants be received by patriotic voters who knew the enormous sums paid to plants of the Steel Trust. the Bethlehem company and other steel companies tly; the munition factories and shipyards the England and other North Atlantic states and th« war plants. including antomobile plants, of the Single plants of the Steel Trust have recrived nore Government money than all the war plants of the Labor shortage and transportation | made it imperative to ind locations elsewhere for new plants. It has already been shown that the price of cotton in has advanced a less percentage | The cotton fabricr of of rrices of profiteering manufacturers of in the Kast have been advanced a much greater percent- Favoritism to the Northern Government guarantee would he But, of course, while they may lave an to the uninformed. all such! harges are deplorable because of their shallowness and | heir assumption of the existence of old. unworthy prefu farmer in the insidious appeal . member of the Par Association Soard and as u ‘‘ommittee of the fecting the interests of the soldiers In the position of Circuit Judge, which he still holds. he has won the confidence snd good wil! of the bar by his diligence | and fairness. it [In view of hie high personal character and this exceptional public record, T con- sider him well qualified for the duties and responsibility of a member of Con- cress, and I feel that J can freelv and. fully recommend him suitable can- didate for Congress to represent this im- portant district in the present national | crisis, Verv sincerely yours, . mB. 1918 pro i as a t “DSON Oct. 14, — St. Louis. \ land for Returning Soldicrs. t Te the Editor of Our boys will soon be home and |look- | ing for employment. There are thou- | ‘ands of acres of land held for specula- ‘tion that would make nice homes for them. If vou can get a law to limit hold- ngs in money and land you will render mmense happiness to humanity. This is p the key to the milleninm and you can roake uve of it to benefit humanity in gen” eral. A. J. MUIR. Pucific. Mo the Poaet-Dispal.s Put St. louis Over the Top. ibe Fditer of the Past-Diepu!: Juat like vou and many rianned and bough! our limit. ‘ourth Liberty Bonds, and a'so just like ‘ou and many others, we still owe part onour Third Bond subscription of $5590 and just like vou and many others ve bought $500 First and Second Ponds, with some doubt whether we could tw he payments which now ail paid. And as you know and many others, it's iighty fine to clip your coupons and (ee! ‘hat We have gone our limit for our boys, and our President, and our country, at every call. And as you know and we know, there is more to be done. We are “0 per cent short, only one week ieft, and most the business firms worked the sec- ond time. There is but one thing for vou md us and many others to do. “deulble eur limit.’ You will, we wlll and man: others will send in anothe: 40n, With 10 per cent NOW Payment is due Noy, *1: 1,OUla will loan vou 96 vonds Te others, we $300 of ihe “ule le id subscrip i) The second ba nh on any per Yours for victor. MRS. T. Cc. W No, 2°15 Louig, Liberty Loan Organization. Reon: $65: G1? Olive street. § a.’ Oct 11, 1938. in St. dj th Cerny ,our St. Louis he burden of the war on wealth wherever not .\Omination, ters of millions of people in the Near Fast tro! Now P or oT war for panne gen, bow lone will the German people endure furthe brought slogan ever i wW.r dices that have vanished forever Wherein are revenue laws faulty that place the chief found, whether In aftacking laws, but on their opera- n East or West or North or South” on their justice and efficiency, the G. O. P. becomes more than ever before a’ +++... a Only five more: days in which to help St. Louis over he top. THE FIGHT FOR A THRONE. Once it Was a fight for the place in the sun. for industrial and maritime for the subjection of great for worlc ] supremacy in. } provinces and . for the the Yar he West, Ccon- T trade routes and commerce East is only a fight for a throne. 14 Wilson conditions were ot il the in All accepted The 4 Kaiser hoped that an armistice and difference amon: ‘ the allies might bring advantages, But he was pyre- sared for the loss of all he had set out to gain in this. war and all that had been gained in former wars and * | former coercions Bosnia. Herzegovina, suzerainty in the Balkans. unrelinguished aim was to hold his job. that the “German people shall co-operate more effecti,\ ¢- ‘ly therland. ’ had been cast into prison for utterin curing the first rears of the war. of the power to declore war in the future. “ Alsace-Lorraine, unredeemed [taly, His one | He decreed. than heretofore in determining the fate of the fa- : He ended the martyrdom of the many who. & solémn warnings | | He divested himself, * The towering had thinned to a dream almost as for himself, and if not for himself the Crown Prince, and i* not for the Crown Prince one of his other uation of the Hohenzo}- rns at all hbavards ut the Pre: fifteenth condi , ; i +) 4 , “eletrona dream LVOnHS « ecenter = - ‘ i rie: ident reminds him of 1 tion-—the destruction of irresponsible *' power. h If it shonld appear that the re: naining war is only a woes for the ruler who has already yemal disasters? The Kentuckw been taken up by his disillusioned “To h ‘2 the Hohenzollerns.” in‘erio . thee fo ah now ‘as ] bjects, they are it ing on the streets of Austria‘’s ‘ “To feriman verse proples long ago began crving e Hapsbures.”’ h | with te +o When the Victory st thing to Bond salesman confronts rou the - a do fo surrender unconditionall: 1s Our soldiers in France are doing their part gallantly, all their strength our the toy! men ion according to state boundaries and sectional boun- going to et. and _ dari¢es, ‘sectional rather than a national party. a train of m othe) “us few threatered. nesition ” sentence vounger jiers aeir ions auatrial lLours of labor, education. row discovered by the experience of this war. youths gl; be had cheapis if — a er een nee - See . . a . P ¥ a. we , - Gd . | ° . nfs! i. ‘+. 4 7 eee a, eet gn F ¢* ass The MIRROR of PGEsBulC OPINTIOGOR This column is designed {tu reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists. newspaper and period- tcals on the questions of the day. A LESSON FOR AMERICA. e hansas ¢ {1 limes * lis recent speech at Manchester M! Llovd George laid bure with unequivo which 18 a the that during cal trankness ranshinp weakness iin s mmfionul lite made doubttu! that ictoriousls has prolonged and many dark hours « struggle betore now should have ended \ ror her arris That men, Weukies sa population. of unfit made so by bad housing, poor conditions nd the senerail the stage see how working neglect of Let the come out and the effect of them upon the Us facts huppened to military situation. 1? cered an examination of al! . und put them into ations, A-1, EB AIr. Ilovd (,eorge ldience., ¢ . é a is the if ana “So " his (;OV- ecific¢ and told cla three funcheste, the appalled rynment couldn't believe the lig- ough? ley 7 r) ordered an Thes ures. They th ihe doctors must be wrong and other exumination The second examination showed the same 1esul! bad of 1.000 409 Le ee 3 Wet al lnmaerstuand how if was denrived tioneland the G;overnment believed they were that illion in | hioment mev Mrance at the thev were des- perately needed there would have averted ilitary disasters and perhaps riven the allies a decision. Let's see The by 4 that the hesitatine|\ further the appalling fact put for lisclosed medical survey the it Premier pictures the mower eo hitterlv to man ower that min- and fearfullv reaching the mtinitions factories to take 10.000 men from coal nines, « ombing and industries, by Stricken at the thought essential war glaa to get as 1000 Inen such combing and et almost panic if tuking them from their necessarv war Work W ha: uch 4 is the of nation meating to England the the situation. after the and re-enters industrial com- Mr. Lioyvd George at Manchester. empire with a C3 even merges from danger war has put it in a “You can't have n Al population,’ he said. We know that the things that have peratod to give England a C3 population re operative in America. We are a country than England and they ave not worked the evils hare thev have but un thes they ee to have the same results ne. Why should men be 18 » broken that they cannot at 42 when they prime’? he answer is found by the British nown to exist in America Whatjis the remedy? Enlightened in- legisiation, governing housing, health. A long. but with a short cut we have lere lass are checked ail broken at make should be in in the condi- Survey, and sO) for to hoe. hat short cut is military rRroper will save Am ut training for medical supervision erica from a population of give industria] basis to build nde) and KOCIG! UPON, Een and she paid a America’s may Statesmanthip act slation a ind’s rrible lesson pri came late ce for it var 7 NO sateen to be appalled by the ite“nHeglect in an hour of nation. (9 2o ar anothe: or u veur trom Sav, according The length of one's purse And the depth of one’s cellar (or the other drink sadly on the The saloons are open, Thanking whatever gods miuv be That it lasted as long as it did last And then forgetting it Instead of ing to home A tavern or a sti]! To hold out futilly And then to More m That now lve Ve@ars qT) hand LO l4aSt day try make of for a £0 down iserably than ever is the question” se *) 1.6 mvVe?) \ brier Spacé The that freights not lacking for the Gov ernment Barge Line on the Mississippi River hetween Louis and New Orleans is un indie: of what would be found to he on all the other inland w Kaiser will turn oh his toes within a short while and shout “Peceavi'’ byt the river service instituted in the course of putting him out of business will go right on as long as the (,overnment re Strains the competing railroads unfair practices. a IX Al]S@? are st. ition the COSé iterways. The from The tn that it dicate who IS reported have said will do no good for him to ab- in favor of the Crown is quite as unacceptable allies as he is himself dislike son ieee _—-— 92. TODAY'S BREST ¢ Prince to the Dislike father. "iwitedtie—e: eee eee ARTOON. a Joum «i and wv covery human neace ting one another DIALOGUES IN DOLOR. il. The WKutser and his new loreign Min les ister are speaking.) Solf how are we doing well, I ‘Well, “Not very am afraid,.”’ What seems to be the matter. “The that ou) . ™ e+ Ir - a ‘ ; ek ronerails YY Ua i ii trouble word held to that’s it: that’s it, there is ne be So Yes trusting hodv “ays irnpossible to an armistice in which there would na!’ some sort of exchange is therefore tan. Ally pe niutual contidence.” “T can see that wavs kept our wo! necessity mia: Surely some made for that.” “Tl don't find it so. were doing it again it would tnuch better to keep our word. ‘What makes you think so’ ‘Well, anv nation needs a certa amount eredit. Our own needs it badiv just at this If a is morally bankrupt, we have a! except when mili- impossible allowance is to Still, “ol i rary je it do so. be believe if over moral tion very time. ifion C;ermany is’ “Tlold harsh words “TL know they IKE TO lip enemies who won't anything’ awkward Then would not - i i as : mn ° i | On, pPOil i nose would you like an take how fake matter urmistice with ,our word “Tt admit 11 won the war raussing things “You are auite right, coubtry ever needed badly (,ermany this one. We “Now. don't part of valor Way out.” “Tl realize that. I for VW € shoulda these embar come up. All Highest fo Win a needed ina heluva mess.” swear, Solf. [It is the at such a time to find a nmAive Yall — ~~ Ss as fo win as ure will do what I can Still, one can’t help thinking how nice it would be at such a time to have a sood Al character It would mean hing to us. “Tl suppose so | dont what ther. iblvy Germany dont know. | she should have myself." nof. One couldn't everyt and of had one, are’ made should have have neve. anything I never know wses Poss one. ~ I that did not have “Of course had felt expect That's a good mes aré, solfs must Perilous still be Ger- we see eemeonne to propo Deut e May he that though. Really, when vou come Wwe mans. “tes. Oniy ] who wasn't ; for us.” ‘Well —-] is so. It sounds awful, Solf— | stopped kissing Since they go! monia is 1ore ta than the ar get- is Thev thre arrange 4 it) we he in} na- | Lorde. Ouse front against “ie ae es eatin Se em es ——— — thers Hav Than as > | have come to KNOY IpOR Marian | with the th in the Government r women mos! WOMEN’S nn — An Can O Is the lask | ‘ho Will Be We wok Our Countr Its young Ver By NIX‘ RY now and then he rounds the tor drivi Jones is Fifth and thev h the Associated Press. The President's first note (pf nda only years old BASEL. Oct. 16.—The Central | inquiries to the German Ch dazc- and make “pant. Powers found themselves no longer | stl wae a his armistice pre want to” | want to do able to hope for u military decision | cae et el | pugh to carn $101 a mor in their favor, and Bulgaria's de- his reply to the German pean it be. mand for peace only hastened the to some line of policy which | sre pauses \od the presentation of their peace proposi- | Governments and peoples i arse cloquentiy bu hait easential of a! tions, Baron Burian, ' follow wholeheartedly, or that and declare tl rlrix garian }oreign Minister, declared in; l’resident might seem te speak ee nursing the wo i. recent statement to the Foreign Af-' the associated Covernments eerning $ivl a mon |fairs Committee of the Ilungarian implication pledge them reg me! et ; s li delegation at Vienna. matters on which the other g wh AlthougN the Central Powers ments had not been consulted ed mone vith have been able to face the new miii- had not agreed. mat , tary situation,’ the foreign Minister Uneasiness Ended. bringin up rm t suid, “it must be stated that we can- The reply of the President, as to be Wl not hepe any longer for a decisive ever, instantly dissipated all » the cisgrunties ae suceess by arms, while our adversa-. uneasiness, us is attested by the _ y¥ wearing the same t ies are not sure of their power to’ vor with which the note has erta! n look with which crush our resistance. Hence further received Reeemer nocd far th bloodshed is useless.” The only apparent lack of um wit of al) professions Baron Burian said that a senti-,/ty ih the complete approval ott b men canenguge. util ment of pure humanity alwavs per- note is supplied by the com paratt feasion in whic! coe t vaded President Wilson's ideas of ly Small group of conciliatory . the solution of worid problems, “even nals sometimes classed as “D n@re are. for instune When he joined our adversaries and! Which display some symptemecge p give a! their care | uid down certain principles directed faint heartedness 3 ma phivswoaul be ana sainst us. His declarations, there- The Manchester Guardian. wh follow conscientious): Lore, never remained without influ is the leader of this conedfias d@ments of the hody a ence amongst us and were never re- group, has doubts, uns tv appar the whether the difference hetween cost of immediate | mise and that of war to a fin pis to /meaning the price in the lives of 5 young men which must be paid ther not too heavy a price to pay for a cted by us in principle.” The Foreign Minister expressed th: ew that the creation of a league of lations constituted a preliminary; condition for the establishment of 4 peace of impartial justice, ‘“‘such as air mine te tl peace by com a aii p® a ee wer mm tte e chunee and poe etiti ce.s le qr i born Is more ‘ij wt tiia ii that " " Ot ‘ iat? ¢ anob en encouruge sn President Wilson and we desire. wholly satisfactory peace. The word ehikirer, deliberately f Such a jeugue,”’ he added, “would “reconciliation” looms large in the m tha «s more desi torn: the framework of the new propaganda of this section of the ends with certain playt worle [t is upon it that the various Uritish press . ith certain other playmy | states will build up their reciproca | Force of Reply Praised. Now and the well-to relations. leclaring that every allied coun- ho thir herself vers “Such a league,” Baron Burian, try will indorse President Wilsee's He bnotinces flat Dboys shou eontinued, ‘“‘will replace the policy! note to Germany the Chroniele blic schools ond iearn te of an equilibrium of groups of Pow- says: % stent ater must ers depending on force by an organ. “There is no « losing of the door of tu Vater ¢ iblish ization @@ states voluntarily submit-, negotiation and vet there is no oper: tially to Tt » bes ting to ,. ati ; ‘ " 2 , a lished ‘ty thomnsea all » Gee cous sailte deena the eeu ty sae ae «n , : , ; ‘ ta’ t eit reo ee tion of an executive power above There is in the note no pretest for vo) » be democrats the states to enforce the law." ambiguity or misconstruction, ; » boy wequit Has Confidence in Wilson. International arbitration tribunals will settle disputes, the Foreign Min- “President Wilson points out tha: the acceptance of his terms means the end of Hohenzollernism, and her to b ister said, and armaments will lose the reason for their existence. The baron then said: he undoubtedly speaks the mind © all the allied democracies. Wel to insist upon its removal by @ Ti ik GILDI ess of eradication on W hich there ed be no going back.’ ie The Telegraph describes President Wilson's note as “one of the “[t is not my place to enter into a aiscussion to the reasons why President Wilson delayed his reply us when he has communicate} with a view to enlirht- as in with Germany (Chapter 7% AQ | res a ferd mitied contemp Pad hitting communications ever ine evidanees uae ening certain preliminary questions. out under the form of diplomacy. | be | ¢ ' ms early tor L should be reduced to a pure “We are much mistaken if it £ ‘it oy rd he to hypothesis. not prove the decisive political b . “ cle " e “IT would only say that our confi- at the system which made war an® 2 ee A 2 | dence in President Wilson's word is which must be utterly rooted out . os 2 pi , SO firm that we categorically reject destroyed before the war is over,” ” ess rs t 1 | Suppositions attributing to his pro- the newspaper continues. “This Me Ca bes — y, not bd | cedure motives, tactical reasons or! the day of Nemesis at last aad the | snd Uncreth te ne tj tenti S alev , we ‘ e: ® #ysterm of lines and | intention: mal volent foward the words of the ] ‘resident prove that teh | ‘ reek “venet ) mnonarchy.” American people, no more than our ~ thee . a a plann Baron Burian told the committee | selyes, will shrink from the task 6 Se a0” 5 a of the Hungarian delegation that | retribution.” | . io hae | President Wilson’s declaration that “Goes to Heart of Matter.” ee ee re the evacuation of territory was nec- The Dally News says: “President — fete Rervadcn ie obstaclee Ley essary before an armistice could b: Wilson's reply goes with heart : heheart of @ Sranted was “perfectly just and force and directness to t Thus a Bc . ae founded not only on political reasons, | the business. Kaiserism has made - = eae city Haoul « hut on positive military reasons ihe earth a shambles and Kaiseriam — * geod ae _— - 3 a “Our agreement and that must ro as an assurance that the eT ae ee ae of Germany to this evacuation earth shall never be a shambles _ oo nigh-wales certain,” he added again. That is the core of the f® hy ont | ; re tg . = lY¥. 2 anne MpCne « Hindenburg Credited With saying | “It is the most momentous ded) E ieee + Germany Must Accept Any Terms. | ration of world policy ever utteret | a lal preg poses — 7 WASHINGTON, Oct. 16.—-Reports, «nd has behind it the embattlt> lateat yn the esure allied Governments te ike of the statement on the terms irnposed upon Germany an armistice waa granted. decision ticuse of any a harmoni- ?}. ide world.” of their friends in order to out Mm Fetlisclas ; ; eaching Washington through offi- strength of civilization and the sant: - td nar mi P niger . cial sources by way of neutral coun-. tion of democracy in every land, Be> a soaiina ae i tries not only indicate the existence more Kings in shining armer must S wlitt, “ — Pa _— of almost chaotic conditions in the. be tolerated on this planet.” is a pees ah Central Powers, but also say that it) The Standard says it regrets that ah, , nah 4 A | hth was Field Marshal von Hindenburg, the Pr mae ove did not refer tO DUN” ble God bys age we : himself who was responsible for the | ishment for U-boat crimes and t®) 7 IS CEyYSte German Covernment accepting the burning of Arise ‘The Pall Mall Gr Mehes fro: the ald ten President's peace terms and seeking. zette says the reply “reaches his _ bes the me a rr an immediate armistice. highest standards of point amg) ie « Reaehey 4 aon It was said that at a recent meet- promptness.”’ a dox oft sages ' . ing of the military leaders and th: The Westminster Gazette gi ‘en si al pe = | heads of the parties in the Reich- ‘irst place to President Wilson's @@4 ar nn | a ti “j stag. Von Hindenburg hbhofdly de- mand for “the destruction of ever’: ans “7 : a * cClared that Germany must hav’ arbitrary power. Wor as : = ze | peace at once on the best terms she “President Wilson deserves tha on could get gratitude of the civilized world for aaa geet 2 He said the armies no longer had, having saved the situation " says (ey Brunken : * et ¢ sf the necessary munitions and mate-| Morning Pos! mea ma oe at rials to continue the struggle. nor ee ae was there any source of supply so “A Straight Blow,’ “Says Paria Write | "de “ fe “ n me far «s he was aware of President's Reply. a. a “ Prince Maximilian, the Chaneceeilor the Asworiated Pres 4 ive the d ; is reported to have strongly opposed PARIS, Oct. 16 ‘A straight blow” | ME an offering ta t) such a course, dreading a reaction is the caption of an article by one Sfferine “ ill against the junker element by the Herbette. foreign editor of And far 1) yo al Soctalists, but imperial approval wus Temp «, dealing with President Wie | fac: £1 oT ge given Von Hindenburg’s plans and son's latest reply to Germany. fran a , ee the request for peace followed “The Government at Berlin is now " + a - Beas obliged to allow the reply to . pag Pgtadt 0 Fo: Conservative Opposition, Last Bar to i very newspaper in Ge | chafed its a Prussian Franchixe Reform, Is says the editorial. “I> will not ed as he weighed Reported ltemoved. solidute Chancello- “Maxitmilian’s ly |; ay nl “ J} ee sition. weakened by his unfo ed ee Ry tne Associated Preas ' . ‘ ‘ew high .i1 bit COPENHAGEN, Oct. 16.—The, [@tter. nor Vice Chancellor ac r of the po he last obstacle in the way of reform who made the annexationist Ry oR 1 ite nging {1 \f Prussia’s antiquated three-class nor Dr. Solf's (German. forelge Pes , franchise has been removed by the | "*'F?)?: who was secretary of * Z Wain , adoption unanimous'y of the follow when Belgium was occupled. = ottehe ing resolution by the Conservative “It will not consolidate the #85 ' ~ faction in the Prussian Diet: thority of the Prussian state a. bye “In the hour of the fatherlard’s PeTsonal prestige of the Keres row f he | Sreatest distress and in realization the popularity of the dynamy 7G PS and wat, ~y ~~ : that we must be equipped to fight Perial regime. The directors of het: with a thundes hard bottles for the integrity of the "™#"Y sought public debate. ee HM the pre. » , mg fler ¢) fatherland’s soil, the Conservative have it. The first result te thas Mm the widget f ae al party of the Diet considers it a pa- *Ppear in the eyes of their Was aethahe : :, yn st triotie duty to lay aside all internai #480ing for peace, as the Volce ‘His t. a ~. conflict and be ready to make heavy Obstacles to peace.” me: «4 Bess. > 2% sacrifices to attain the ends ir view ee Med, out of - a oe The members of the party believe “Crwtaer to State Terms tn / . Pie eee + that a far-reaching radicalization of of Armistice,” Says Bonar 4 P Blience: the Prussian constitution will not ac- LONDON, Oct. 16 Andrew — I thought oe —— vance the welfare of the Prussian Law. Government spokesman ‘s . ° wind thet } % * people. but are nevertheless pre- House of Commons, made Ut Was aed a : pared to abandon their opposition rouncement in Parliament of the Rese . os je to the equal frar.chise in Prussia, ta that it would be very unwise tor | ef ih ian Sa accordance with the Re Pill upon wi Siepe he was stand Scanned the rach BE Om either «ise af
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lei ce ae en cel ier — ee WOMEN'S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine SED NESDAY. WOMEN’S PAGE em ~ - ~ et on —S ee ae tne ct ——- — — -_ TT -——« -- UN TE STEN Any the Governee W Pitks Hers on Now She Wout Be Susid she axe | ZHE SANDMAN | Dorothy Dix Tells Why So s : lan ANY the (; overnment Before the War Miss Smyth Prided Herseii on ow e Wouldnt Be | atis{led 1 e Didn't STORY FOR ? | sei exceoiee Comme Have One Exactly Like All Het Friends. | romnectng Many Women Lose Friends LONDON PRE } Can Offer, Says Woman Writer BY MRS. F. A. WALKER. » — . | i: * 3 3 The Night Witch. 7 roptlin. ave : alliinous lndorsement Follows” urs Is the lash of Raising a Generatton of Americans | | eared bet ttle teandii anil class. Yet people who are so careful of their material possessions that | af . -— # ’ re r rae , . , Saturdav Stan 62. sil r ¢ t their spoons every night and sleep with their Ingersols under Apprehension on PW Who Will Be Worthy of the Unparalleled Ideali Saturday morning, “{ am sure! they coun : P| - Part of >» i y f I sm Phat there are witches.” their pillows. never take the trouble to do one single thing to safeguard Papers and Public Men. q Took Qur Country into the VV ar, and the Valorous Fight a ee | u| Its }oung Men of Today for the World's Liberty. gyn soe + tae OP tes They seem to think that friends belong in the yellow dog class—among tu, US very strange signed : ’ ; cas the things that vou can’t lose—and they take liberties with this theory. Of he As ociated Press Polly. “Kvery night 1 ge ed and ONDON, Oct. 16.—Now By NIXOLA GREELEY-SMITH. leave my tree and athe tnaniee in course, it is a cheering and a comforting faith to believe that you are so »,, FRIEND is the most valuable possession any human being can have. To own even one real friend puts one in the spiritual millionaire that Sident Wilson's note of a . : ; » « a . f ee ct Ke 2 ad » a aed ‘ y: Ff > | ‘ } 2 . 4 : : . : : : : : Monday ‘ VERY now ind then some mother of childre n drop, In upon me, and the room and the morning | can charming and so delightful that people will eo on loving You in spite of the never tind a pin or anything where ritten in history ar as re 1 ‘ ually unanimous ss es ved a as she rounds the toe of an olive-drab sock recites a plaintive tale that ‘ s Corsement i lI put it.’ : . —_ . . ; a ‘ . - . Lal l 1 ritish newspapers anc 3 4 | have come to know by heart. | , y - ates nd public Ff ie a fhat night Polly undressed in a did, and Perhaps more friendship is lost: cred fire burning on the altar It is pitiful to think hos way you treat them. si The only difficulty with the doctrine is that it isn’t true. who have commented upon jf 9) Marian Jones is driving ’an ambulance in I’rance, Mildred Burns is d hurr’ as she usually way be said there was conside _ “cee sh usual} i , : ‘ sant . . 9 ° ° » B uneasiness here while the ae * des ‘eta nape ag Smith is making $101 a ree — into bed | | through lack of politeness ft! Skittles ae haute neuid- tx so Was awaiting the President's * on th in the &0 nent sei eb out what can i do” hey are really ) — rhen Poll) Beare 4 funny sound , iv other way. Amilable individua:i Ris ‘a we A, , ca fe ae a ve. ; ext oe e women and they have no children. What ean | accomplish, with ( 4 l 1 - _— ce au whisk broom DrysAing re the pink of urtes’ n pre: 7 % ag ainfael . oa an pats | he President's first note (making #| : nda onls , years old, Billy 11 and Mabel 14? TF knit, of course, and roll | é - i, a he ts bi ; yf ther = strangers and brutally rude to thet riende Sn fin na : fas pubis a et pee German Chancellor begages and taake “panties” for the little Belgians, but what does all that rs 0 ea fa greenish gray, whirling around friends. Most of ve had ex-| Well as los A great many women ar a ' ar ot 4 : eS . 3 ; a P : : ‘ } ‘ | P . bit ait ; ae | =. “ hone ‘ 4 : ; nal to » sa apprehensions thee tan poount to. | ee i - something worth while. J may not have brains , / | | ne non : paula ph perience with friends who consid: arsed tag spot * ch bs trteintaie sident might commit America a: pours! fo earn $10) a month, but | am sure | could carn something. What a Leg (ray é n ane bureaw, —-- ered that one of the privileges of : ean ™ 8 — Pn ; Se an “bg 58 - . 3 ” at the mantel and pulling at the . eS Sas en, at 28 Her tO DO rn, reply to the German Proposal Bee it be. : dresses, gloves and hate. friendship was to tell us of our They consider that their friendship Bonnie line of policy which the 4 Ishe pauses Ana though | j.us- Out oF bim bv life and work, while at J | . P ‘ . One form was larger than the oth- faults with a frankness that took ites the m 2 richt to police the Lin " ferninents and peoples associated a Rince cloquentiy fv! half an hour cn girl may be so unfortunate as to be| "4 ers and seemed tg hiaten comroand., the very hide from our vanity, and . their friends. her against Germany could not Meh most ess ntial of all the indus- “protected” from these corrective in-! | \ “Make haste now,” said the Queen! to criticise us with a mercilessness; Also, they feel they have a righ: w wholeheartedly, or that the 3 and deciare thaf driving an am- fluences, and so preserve her toolish-' Witch from the chair. “We must all that left nothing for our enemies to to monopolize you. jdent might seem to speak for 4 NGhe nursing the wounded wr ness intact to the grave. ‘ | he ready by a cay about wus. Other women wear out friendship associated Governments and by Me, cerning $ivul a month of Gov- Now and ther we read about “ie. I . pi he pee A ver little of that kind of by making too heavy demands upov * iH heap in! friendship goes a long ways. We it. They feel that friendship gives ters on which the other Govern. eae which woule! who have never. babies on dill-pickles — or overripe | the center of the floor. | sidestep it, and seek out strangers’ them a right to lay all their burdens ts had not been consulted and — sed money V} with pathetic re- S, Suck ignorance is easily got aie , “Now. it is lueky that we found who are unacquainted with our on your shoulders and make of you not agreed, a teare all of les iIniportan ; if and overcome. "The city Board of | “ae this careless girl's “room.” said the weaknesses and who do not know us a tear jug into which they can weep Cneasincas Ended. Mes bringing up three , Wueen Witch. “The rule is that we well enough to dare tell us of our’ without ‘casing Your friendship he reply of the President, how-~ gins to be worthy of our part } ne) every ARLINS it. It is really the most! cannot touch any clothing when the: faults. gives out under the strain. . instantly dissipated al) Buch ‘wer, the disgrunUled mother goes negligible torm of material ieno ; reom is neut and things are it Vunitv of vanities Sai h Still other women lose friends if to air or preacher. afl is vanity. Eiven in regarding friendship as a graft. with which the note has been @ peeriaid look with which she canre, crusaded agairst and destroyed. The. | hung up. friendship. and if you want to keep Friendship is lost through laziness ived. ° ; HMotherhoou is by far the most dif- most dargerous ignorance because i Polls saw that her dresses, shoes, your friends, you niust not only keep through greediness, through lack of he only apparent lack of unanim- st of all professions in whicir, is the nuraest to reach is found in stockings and even hairpins shrunk your admiration for them, you must consideration and lack of politeness if; the con plete approval of the tery m can engure. fsut it is also the the mansion quite as often “as in the t to 2a tinv size and were instantly | keep spreading the salve. Tell them The way to keep friends is to use is supplied by the comparative. feesion in. Which ‘ d "| cl : oy 4 ~ ‘i 7a or ltad a site y ; Ae ; 4 fa Ss 4 ' : ; “ , ’ . °3 , . rs ‘ ‘ » ie ‘>= 6 s ahe « at , a | ‘ . : ** non i}i ition’”’ be D ] hg word oe 3 ' th ee) ae Wore desirable tr, - rain if the \ 09) ld than 17) Srowilhye Pn long fo -wour own use ‘' ner dress on i}y as fu at cre hings on Cys find SOrne other careless girl y , i ‘ ) » ‘ . . +. ‘ } a. 1 ( ‘a Lil . ‘ | , m , me 4 y? , . . 5 ‘ ! i “i? . i ni ~ } — : ta J Tr? ot in the Ep. : ‘ . . | 5 as ‘ lé iY ? ISIE Hh | TTT ii i Hi au iW e nor a retirernent in the silence. @ : +t -for girts te learn whilejitn Americe. which was vanities’ i ange oe eee sa, Paap ots on lbs hd) sebab seth Lede dab MAMA ab are is in the note no pretext for Meieeyn: to be democrats. for what- | i:row its poets. its mueieians “Gg eee biguity. or misconstruction. Meee nonsense a boy acquires at home, ists of every sort mic see ‘President Wilson points out tha. 4 | 7 | is 3 be knocked, jokes :bout ‘thel acceptance of his terms means @ : end of Hohenzollernism, and here undoubtedly speaks the mind of the allied democracies. We have : TH kK CIiLDED Vi A ‘ =-- A Romance of the Andes | © no going back.” (Continued fre esterda) il Was not the wind, the invisible be-'the beasts are tired, We stop Tor the) | os ¢ , he Telegraph describes President J (Chapter 7 Continued.) ing whose voice he lad heard might night at La (srunija And vou = a ison's note as ‘one of the hardest. | AOUL smiled contemptuously at be hidden in one of the many eletts! Senor’ Aer | .-- Ab Ad dt Inline oh pi bhi tes We are much mistaken if it doe ; ee en nn te nek Again he heard the command. Sil- A. stranger?” qué! » The 4 a. ‘ | : 7 prove the decisive political blow 7 i wand hot: attack the! V°T unmistakubly human: the pe- ‘An American. | : ‘ >» @ = Amazing Shoe Bargains! The Season S newest the system which made war and 4 Stan nee ee ae Te would remptory voice came from some one Ah!” Then, as if lone Lor = ich must be utterly rooted out and a sta Fe , near at hand. «a few hundred vurds. surprise “‘FJueno, in bogota é& , : | = ] All f l d b h Ppyed before the. war is over,” ] a, - catFetsl ae "een ; ree it might be, from where he stood house is your: : y :% = sty cs. per ect Samp es Carrie y t e ] i@TY\, t d, ! Wi J : 5 ; . makers’ salesmen. Complete assortment. Prices 1 . beg es “ i — oy af ee is : the hundreth time he went ove}! iJ BCE . Goniv th Sure tor Cé j MiUdre. tol it}f rift TT day of Nemesis at last and the id of Seed and levels b} [TE tall bla alts 2 Andes could have threuded this | ds of the President prove thatthe — ich le and David planned to tun Soreig iy at MaMre Of & WOll- | gand’s-breadth of a path in safety, : P «¢ Pe . . erican people, no more than our- 2 thei ct ciae in Se wing whtte robe-) ana only a horsewoman of tne ithe) ‘es, will shrink from the task of i.) ne amen a, ee | Ores eee ibution.”’ micated to himself the various downward. flushed in sharp outline: ** q f, : ° " ep ; ‘ ‘ HO i Beast of Matter.” is froin which they: proposed tO) against the dark hillside. She stood rhe aaabe wien cain “President . Lt work; and noting und com- | just above him, on a projecting shelf a ee en eee b , ng the obstaclees they would en-/ of rock. Her eves. culm «and stern.| ~. age Sauijiponu Sons reply foes with shattering Bier hy ; ee ‘ 7 gir) addressed as Saujipons ahd directness to the heart of F OY each route, were not turned toward Raoul, but “Watch your burre Senor.’ | teichiea . US occupied, Raoul circled the fixed j lv then: tate. mee 1 in : Seige business, Kaiserism has made e folfowine the precurious path “oe Fest e ae a ~~ be cae : warned Raoul, viewing with some, at ; ; i - » *4q°5 . } i - é‘ | “’ e eo IL » p! ee ‘ Ps , r — vo ° " 4 re “o} }4 has behind it the embattlel Hue ii. 4 apy ee : @ then checking him with the reins. ago, to be i. pee. , . ’ rasan Mah wna ms course, oneiy scene, or a real Woman, sfat-! ., : - ; ywiness 1e cannille! : , eneth of civilization and the sanc- Der tals ain Aalind fect. and uesanue beautiful ' He knows his = a ee te agai comfortably clad, of democracy in every land. No : - oT ds ee. ee ven ages Pesides,’ he awdded, chucnhiilng mS é Sirines in shining armor must : = sunshine and jovous Jaugh- Whv was she here’ Whence ha! himself, “we carry no treasure f women were forced to . peters - hitler of gold ond emerald of- she come” ITHIow ; ss her”? Vague’... tecea the ‘eof Saji Py fe me : ; tolerated on this planet. ings i ae yt : : | aah 7 ~“ bieé _ gene a ; Vas j Cruatavita Since tne dav: \ sac I ific e their personal ei IOINE 4 ” "1€G, ‘SLTIONS cr 4 ¢ oO viy 4 f ot¥a107 a ¢ > te rOn 4 © Standard says it regrets that bh A ] . : ‘> t i . que l¢ pe rowue¢ up n sam, iN inz nen pay no tribute here they it i” : : | : : I] President did not refer to pun- sHouts of triumph, to the insa place finally to the conviction that for it instead.” appearance and wear iili- ? ’ Z Die Cod in is ls ital] , ’ ‘erns » , = a 2 ‘ rit. , ’ ‘ ' ' : his ¢ rvstalline cavern he was an intruder and had unwit “Thal is true maa niured Raoul. fitting underwear. Hap- cee oe Urbent ee ae eee tingly offended one whose rights | ing of towns. ‘The Pall Mall G*- ee ee rer eels ‘Men, addressing the departing trav- yily that time is past! | | $ $ desea es ni } 1§ past. elers: “May vou have a pleasant oe t time 1s I 8 and 10 values : ; ‘5 €hes fr ’ } a “wT. { as . ! ae “i : ae > ;e te save the reply “reaches his = pnd on) th ye ome ' ne he ‘ . “‘ re ap ee on fees then — . ; ‘ ’ PrOsSadlic Gdertaiis + : ’ ‘ { 2 [ha ) shia ‘ s. , ; ne § schemes, as he stood in the ing caught in senseless boy's play. ; ' or» ee # and mptness, dow F ‘ E okk oy 5 s ” . . , 9 . } mav seer you 1n hogota ; CYOC C he Westminster -Gazette gives Yor the majestic hill that litt- Pardon, Seniorita,’ he murmured sh he Calle de Las ; ' ' ra’ - Swe oe : ;, ao t > alice ‘ t place to President Wilson's de: its TURE shoulders behind him. lamely, [n “ 1 th other briskls “Ach { * « > bs ” 4 . — » 2 . eo ¢- i ef b ‘ 4 " “ nd for “the destruction of ever’ *Qipple scarred the surface of “Al.” she sighed. u trace of ireny or on a - --urta, ulwavs-—-remem- Gna itrary power.” Te *omber waters. The ancient God,: in her voice; “it is I, a stranger here, tor Rafael oes : ee ay “ H NM . > A . t 1,7 . . sy! ¢ vo’ Tr Se "VIC Bi ag - ‘President Wilson deserves th: = gp seem, waiting in vain the! who must ask pardon for during to bi > eae ae | ie tee eee a} “ \q) a ws 7 gerne ; wae (hat once wus his. had grown. interrupt vou." Sajipa-—Si a! nares 1 the civilized world for ’ : Teepe rs - Tg | : ‘wis ) . 's thoughts as he }. ni ) om ce oe he pase capsted ays the Yand made of his Sacred Lake “Again —pardon,”’ he said, moved persisted in Raoul 4 duc On (Hand-tinished hay ine situy » Says 4 ' , ’ ' , . , at evening. er aye op a ; brunken circle of dark and_cainis- by the seriousness, the bitterness in rode hom: th gents pee ok ina the U/, 7 oes —" : 5 «oc Smee Meaning her tone ‘Surely. you are not 2; evel aes eg Br a sonia - 1] WMAETWE a) | a0 its silent dept ; : a, Sat Eee MPa open , > woe, 9? details of his strange enco ith : . . a 4h Bil i Ge (fis {ase inated bby strange) to C,uatay ile, ia) Bogrotu . . . . Straight Rlow,”’ Says Paris Writer — : Sidi : ster} ‘| who, in spite ot ; . name > ‘'s Reply. om desolation surrounding him, he added, not concealing his aston- ths er sew gir 2 i . ; om is Cut and made to nt. It . of President's cply. + M eased intent} a eile | telaeenenl the exquisite fairness of her com- ry a ; on eeneriated From 3 ) eat iow Rea " ‘xion, called herself an Indian and is finished with patent ARIS, Oct. 16-——"A straight blow” Ye the old ceremony. He would “My home is far from here,” she’ plexion, Cs “ne eehenaptoned e the - s. ci, J é ¥ ' : - Ss * . ? ‘ . _ : aii . at . ae { Wwors ‘TS ©) “ 4 = . ‘ P he ¢ ption of an article by Jean © San offering to this hidden God said simply. our days ago | left claimed ~e" naau rs. Wh Flatlock seams so that | ’ ‘ ~° . . ° a? = 2 : . pleat ae» . ue e# Cv ‘ ‘The Government at Berlin is now the many thut wer “My tathers sacrificed here cS sedt: “wait fe ee aa cet t . | Y , ‘ Lies his fee! is SrNO: sa it , lv. a an Indian, th hardly wal or in Uv thi 60) istin ‘+ ’ iged to allow the reply to appear ae ! | It w: mooth, said proud)s Lam a > inquiries that he planned Ou by ahh retain your trim, tailored appearance ’ - mM™ by the streams through which daughter every newspape im Germany, csp : ' , ¥ : ver, owsepaper Chafed its wavy hither; he their treasure ito the lake which ‘An. V@s, he Was assured the editorial. “I> will not con- ; . ae ae mage , ee. , ; idute Ch neello- Maximilian’s po : » weighed it thought- you have defiled with stones Rafael Segurra ts quite a@ thal Mi and vet be cozilv « arm if ' ° he cirat . . wien | . “Retina '* oalled a harsh. gut “s ‘nolitice, strong : : é% . » on, weakened by his unfortunate | oh Rectum ~ ; ayia a f ea) ah . m4 ii! thet fol- So sae a Ile lives f ‘rom ] you wear Merode or er. ‘tee Che ellor Payer §&. lian -in air. over the. tura yotce reayrit ile thy ‘ seo5 rove ' ’ , ‘ a ‘e . oe : ae — h pool The sound of the lowed the cutting mace by the Span- on a hactends y ni I {ary ard Mills (hand- o made the annexationist speec, hing mis«it fei a : auntain’s ide aed: hele ete Rowntien tee agate y T)r. Solf's ((jerman foreign sec~ ie HESS Lif PiuUNnging hrough the iards iv} t 1@ mo ' 7 ‘ ° ’ : whi Te. san : a oe ' : ga! . finished) U nderwear. ) hy -as secretary of state 25 echor stiller alone the ‘ ITT THE ee Special Bargains for Boys and Misses of those who once poured TOM ~? ; — ‘ _ oe, re 7 a Lees +f ’ ; : alntated tlle hte» hailey tills 2% pachecteatie, lier Mtr Me rial - 7 a a But ~ Y ei ~ , us 4 . ~ ¢ + closely, the bridle, _ she is very beautiful And there We to $6.7: per garment. , ~ or eer TTT TT wrrrr ‘ i : ? ’ i} . ae ped DEED ann. a* j i i} ' "T WVPPOTTT TT telteeeeciocces brity of the Prussian staff nor the 4 °° «: | | . eB ies: ie re | ; , ging some of the more un- saw, just emerging from the cleft in’ per Yes, some suy that she has in, | sizes and fabrics. Hich, ge - and Watching them bound and dresscd, as a . lal regime. The directors of Gef 3 } 3 : bre led ; ‘ ( n tal Sh >S hey Mt, with u thunderous noise: mountains, in wide somorero, Ca- becuusge he wetuant te where he | a S ves. eCIDOW r sry . 3U me OCs y sought public debate. 7 e Mh the great hair- overed had hidden his treasur: Still. how - 6 lee sil i length Bovs | an Army Shoes P EARLY J h hi f h ] RF the midst t rings reaching to the waist, his’ 4 that be if Don Rafael! jis her 8 ? 7 1 aa bl trave ler Pe ure ee tie “Da thiut the MTpciril: cts TO | ali’ é medium or low neck: DON — eit. The first result te that they precipice after the others, pacious ruana, or no sleeves at all: knee cei st ping for peace, as the principal arrested by the cry of a ; aye " ) ‘ os ollo ced . , t ualit . saaclipicaiielaion : ‘2 A word of command, as it. mules follows are wearing. Excellent q y able medium toe last with welt behind these came a burro, loader Joy + Good stores sell “Merode’ Sizes: W hi A aie tree 16..«:k aaiese a baggage, Which ~ ipye information. picked up from or ‘‘Harvard Mills’ (hand-fin- soft box toe. Sizes: 618 as ington Venue splendid value. Sizes: : a*, ; ; oo, ¢4 = picked his wat > ol } ‘ first it ipres On ang try ’ 17 Ch | S | buse of Commons. made the an st PWas stirrine +) . wey : ; $3 15 a ar es treet 8', to 11 — oO $2.95 the allied Governments to make | as if Raoul were some a. tas Flores (Harvard Keittiag Mil) Scanned the ros k \ pinna- To meet. “he grow w lark muickis TIVIT Or ouePT Tee ? h arniistice was granted.
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Quan ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19. mie LOPteT ame eH ~~. Tt ———— = Serere ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH BY BILLIKENS FOR TILT HERE NOV. 23 Father Hermans Also Wires Se- wanee Granting Request for Game Nov. 9. ROLLA IS QUARANTINED Will Come Saturday if Ban Is Lifted—Two More Pikers Are Crippled. ate University will tor KRentucky Bt brought here Billikens on Nov. 25, announcement today y FB mans, athieri Tniversity. KF oat get d ‘8 “ft for a G2: , This contest. will “aturday before Tha) ally was an date, be- ause of the annua) clash between Billikens Pikers. However, a game wilh according ither : direct Her ather reque ' pi: ved on the ks wiv ing, which . pie? wie, open Jive ard {he calling off of at least one and | h has '! book | possibly two games this mont yrnoved kather Hermans Kentucky and hence fill up the No- vember schedule. Sewance May Come Nov. The University of the South, rnown as ePwaneer, which also re- quested a game with the Billikens, wil? in all probability here on Nov. 9. The Naval Training & oppose the Billikens on No game is regarded one of ft) eet on the Billikens’ schedule, Father llermans Coach Quig had consented to another strons opponent, lowing Saturday’ Nov. 9 Marquette, yas ] the Milwau titution canc' nragement. will b: here, lat said, their term ‘no to 9. be brougnt Great Lakes talion eleven re will This hard- but ley Nal be wa nee, as it? N ald OT) on , +~ Lan ¢ reserved for open was ren 4 when forced Wa nee ier Hermans ee tf eitri iGitipg prs Lie il Rolla Under Quarantine. { telegram was received Jast night from Rolla, in which the Miners stated they were quarantined because influenza, } have sion from their military com come here for the game Sat quarantin ! { The illikens§ lost prog. Zoot ball } when McBride, the nois lad, was found » suftfi- elent high ‘ ; 1,¢ mf Pia permis nandant to urday, if the ing | | Yale Z2UU- pe LJ Th To Loe rr Be yt chool credits to admit him ‘ attended 3 re tour years. Yeatman two (‘oach QWuig- smail ee speed. ed fe Oo get (;od- the tec S- for ‘ . : nouns would ma eftfortt Hill Gallagiier to frey also is expected to Pandidua e (jodfre Vv Practice for Gause his brother m his yay to France , All, rejoin S mis: join the squ toda \ he- tl Pikers Are Injured. "Bear’’ i S are emanating Prancis ‘ these dag: Mek Ruth rd reported ¢ T? memb otball om tie ! : sae - ‘ ’ . . i VIOUS i x "4 ; ‘ > ‘ 2 aa ne, from (“oacn tha?’ are oday squad number pre but Jo: andidate f pPnter, e- knee, which ind Cant. knce. ankle. side- -* iif? Saul @ived ; kick o1 : him to leave a ice Rerger suffered isted This, combined weak te likely force: the lfnes for about a tutherford forced with a Berg: week. has decided to | Dec. 7, providing he onenr to r to (Cfoach pook a game on Can ure an sec Opty Strands of Gray Hair May Be Removed Strands of gray bait are un: tive and very unnecessary aud asia’ erate the appearance of approaching | age, Why not remove all traces of erav in the hair and possess an even reg of beautiful dark hair in | ounte- a uantities by the ‘*La Hair Dressing? Used by thou ands of people every day——evers where—-with perfect satisfaction. No one need be annoved with gray hair— hair streaked with grav, diseased scalp or dandruff when offere | sucha preparation as ‘‘La Creole’’ Hair Dressing. Apply it freely sealp and bair, rubbing it in well, and after n few applications vou will be delight fully surprised with the Sk HAIR DRESSING bair and retain the Used by centle- of life ¢ restore to their grav hair, heard or mustache, lor sale Wolff- Wilson Drug Stores, Judge & Dolph Drug Stores, and all good druy stores everywhere, Orders from out-of-town customers promptiy§ filled upon re caipt of regular price, $1.20.~-AD VERTISEMENT., 10S use of (reo) to results, ‘LA CREOLE’ for grav or faded appearance of youth, men walk an eren dark im every oO f thetdi n> Tareyton ondon C 1 i arettes > | Thus, better | , 7 the fol- | , cont ttrac- } — ae | | | Loss ot Nine Despite ‘ --— By John E. Wray T an early hour this morning the yarious of the Georgia Tech football team were sufficiently conscious to take Following last Saturday’s game prospective op- the Tech players were badly dazpd when it was-announced that a Tech team (largely made up of substitutes in the second half) had trim-. note of what was going on. ponents of med I*urman 11S to Uv. Furman, though not a large nsti-, tution, usually has a fine costhal’ team. Last year it held the Yellow Jackets Tech to the lowest score -of their regular season, 25--90, in a year when Tech beat Pennsy 41—?. Saturday's 118-0 defeat was in the nature of a cataclysm to the fu- ture adversaries of the Georgia ers. Tech, with Army and Navy, ap- pears to have the best football ma- terial of the year, notwithstanding it lost but two of last season’s champions. The two remaining vet- erans are Fincher, left end, whose record as a goal Kicker last year topped the country, and Indian Jee Guyon, an All-America man. Th: other plavers this se are 1917 ‘second-string timber and newcomers, but of good weight and strength. In Ralph Flowers the eleven is said to have a player of great promise. 'He is only 18 years old, and, should | ' the war end without his being called, | he will undoubtedly | fot himself in the hal] his gridiron career closes be every whit as stron: Strupper, great bac’ Jast season. Speed, a sure and a‘ forward his big offensive assets. s + o Three’s Reign Broken. shaping that ne he “Big Three” in tis will be a matter of as concerns team be that the prestige always Keep of the coun- will Oi play- 17 wii ason of fame ere Ile is said a player field man “stiff passing the of ‘ . "9 ‘ys i an +a arm urate are Big | Affairs supremacy foot tball world history. as far strength. It may of tiarvard and Yale will them first in the hearts y, and that their follow} be t greatest. ++ are so of ¢ ng al- +> Li D Ways he Dut their football ost a ainty that broken as arbiters of destiny. The rise of the Pittsburg, Tech, Nav? and other echools and the collupse the won- derful recruiting system that pre- vailed at Harvard and Yale up to the war period, make it certain that larger enroliments and methods at rival schools wt! | - «4+ aim cert. reign ol up- ! destroy any football advantages Harvard and | enjoyed in the past. the development ef younger football talent. Now we raise All-American ‘stuff from Maine to California and from the Everglades to the Red River of the North, Big Ten F cotball Prospects. Old proor early in the Hlis last complaint ing was that Kaiser it all for him. * In fact, dope this yé« as useful as a sleeping tlottentot. For this lickersal! of saying ender for pionship, this Lekersall is a his view seems comparative nd cut the telephone wires, present football season. before disappear- Bill had gummed al ‘ar will be about bag to a we will let Wal- bat for us to the ex- that Iowa will be a the “Big Ten” cham- year. zood to be ‘aris EcOoOres against the tens Lakes Naval team one of the strongest aggregations in the Weet, including in its makeup men like Paddy Driscoll, the mignty Blacklock, Halas, Conzelman and many other great a team so reason ter tent idge. borne out by made ones; ‘HIGH SCHOOL BASKET HIS IS THE AGE OF YOUTH QUINTETS WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN ON JAN. 4 At a meeting of the officials of the Interscholastic League yesterday plans for the coming basket ball sea- son were arranged. It was decided ‘io open the campaign on Jan. 4, next Year, instead of the second week in December, has heen the case in former seasons be played March §&, Efforts will be made tg obtain the Y. M. C. A. floor to plav the contests, while, if this fail: thaw leveland ‘High gymnasium will a®@saih be used. The games will be playved:-in the eve- nings, the first one starting at 8 o'clock, the afternoon schedule, fol- luwed last season, ee abandoned. HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL RACE MAY START NOV. 2, CLOSE ON THANKSGIVING MHigh as anaes athletic officials, in a meeting held vesterday, decided to open the + enon iionship football] sea- son Nov. 2, instead of Oct. 26, provid- ing clas are not resumed next Monday because eof the influenza Quarantine If postponement eseary. the race will on Thanksgiving day, ax originall) cheduled llowever, the Saturday previous to Thank lich at present tis ilixed, entire st SES is ne los a give an which wilt hedule open be wut ner. the bein clale for the championship race npon They are Billy Ernest |. Quigiey, Don [[en- I, ( Fiaigeht The latter is f Pre Alton High School. Just number mar ava! FAMOUS AUTO DRIVER SUCCUMBS TO INFLUENZA INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. 168 Aitken, one of the best-known automobile race drivers tn America died here today of pneumonia, fol- lowing an attack of influenza. lie had raced in all] sections of the coun- iry and had participated in most of the big automobile epeed contests since that popular. tle oo Years were decided Connett, ry and ouacn oO + } , wo of the Le (ie John sport became old, e. "REGO. foeotlall eet hot 18 kort ght cer teams have entered the,annual championship of the \United States Football Asso iation, 'efficials annotinced today. Contests will start soon, af the firet round muect be played by Nov, 17, to-date , Unce the East held a monopoly of Man Dope went into the bomb- ! The final games will | & } of Last Year’s C 6 Touchdowns Against Strong and Guvyon Two Great Backs. ee oe ! carve a niche? W.A.ALU, WILL HELP |) hampions, Team Rolls Up, : : All Events to Be Staged in C Opposition — Flowers nection With War Work, Ward Says good of the men ir t} on _ ite the western Atnictic will be the platform of the division of the Amateur Union, the coming year, and for that matter, the duration the war, according to an announcemelt by Fred Ward, president of the di: trict today. Any athletic events to be held will in connection wit War Camp Community Service ar. d the association also will suggest that all events of clubs be staged along | the same lines. “Everything we do for ition of the war will be in connection with War Camp Community Service work, and a resoluticr has been sug- elevens ou the fall schedule ? Cra be i i = aia Through With Baseball; Expects to Stay in Navy Service CHICACA), Oct. 16. JOHNNY LAVAN, who im the ago and at Great the R. enlist months on duty time, told an here vesterday that h return to professional + 2 the war and that the ington club would another shortstop sumed. Lavan to \ \ ° thet organization. This resolution will be voted upon by mail, as there ‘is no telling when we will be able to meet, because of the influenza qu: antine. Officers also will be selected by 2 mail vote. However, the cld of- ficials are expected be held o. Most Start at Bottom. Western division inciine a broad of thin ane various waite > take care of thems : may not correspond entirely eeeeage “ea the Browne om } with the idea of the National A. A. =e ' . és atthe ee [ but we are rking for St. Louis rained plenty medical prac- and the atheletes in the service tice durins months by this district. working in dispensary. “In order athletics, we must 'a@nd develo men, tthoff, formerly the boys nici im the mentioned On! 7 think we will go a been unable | wards accomplishing position, thus The Western division Plans for athletic coming indoor season. j by President Ward today th follows: (ros« - County runs here and for men in the service only, latter part of November. In boxing there will he championship some has for ~—. ©. ed navy who Lakes nterview would not baseball Wash- find been some e to rer. have to when it view said that he hoped remain permanently service, where he is the medical branch. Whtli ’ + #%3,, . ot 10 tied * ab) eives the na 11k Thace ** a. wo winter the city to stimulate interest in to the bottom and by helping army and navy, long way to- that purpose’,’ has laid good ring outlined ' €&@&re ae orp Oe ie a i oO et a Oe ee ™. Po Vashington and “All-Vallev”’ elevens, fo a Substitute’s hat Boise , nos gain tar. the lowa [lli- field also beaten naut, :—0. lowa Nebraska rst seal outfit to 6, Agvainst this strong sutfered a deteat nois, Which } alw it! a2 g@reat team, 19 While s ; avs iT} roe was championship in Kansas City, the bv the Lakes jugge! then smashed the attack and won 12—0, Its fi tory over the Cornhusk Liere’s what Eckersall showing made by lowa posed the jackie strong sin If wrote of ‘tae when 1t oY 7 ¥e a city teurnament; one for men in the service; the West- ern A. A. U. tithe” bouts, with the winners without a doubt going to the Nationals. President Ward also made the an- oOot- nouncement that Ti Vide hietic l was carnival along ti! lines of the one more practice. It was apparent held by the ation that with another week's work vear would again llow the outfit would different he did not care to whether eleven. The team improve would le handled ne A. A each week and should reach nunicipal or war camp commur height of power Noy. * On the Other Hand. HERE was a Who didn't and had the Having had no experience in any other than an outlaw league, it is not thought that the haiser would know how to act in civilized com- pany. Co . : . ai Johnny McGraw denies ‘iants are for sale. Wel:, gs have to take t $50 and t erty Bond. PUL OQ . Probably Not. in view of have a cent: ( other thing: that uy a Lib- been bonds spent. when we sale bought raise put but re He block: kale hock. Saat rd ly necessary in pa * s : the way thang qoing over there, we douwdt that Giants could be bought S00, even if they were for sale. Nutshell Translation. Ste gees. Ln ; ball fever . to Germany. Savs: “After you have hidden —— , he hidden b the Kaiser out we'll show where to head in.’ the Anwiray, himself ’ , {] f lie pati i fi f Woodrow kicked you other words, ad even ried to 1 \\ iise wor! yy) . 7. « oa Yoodrow knew where the ball was all the time even if Lodge did become unduly alarmed, . s * ” Northwestern sald t be looking of having to players. At yh ecount ~~ qvy’g | 4 c a % Abe si eb CL iD oO What time it Rhine’? Green players are all vight if tire they are in the pink of condi- pulling our freight while tion and haven't got a yellow is good. streak. * ’ A Close Call. The American Leazue was 18 eT ere years old on Oct. 14. Just es- caped the draft by a littie over a month. we were the pulling Hindenburg: It's clothing had agle cam peace. She rr > ‘ The wolt i | ’ Lait vad throat the ¢ Spec Oo! tonsilit is, Abbearawmn oO! ? a severe (70 tne tirst not nvord symptoms own but to 4 oy | Laan e a as be priv sician 3s diree- aching. Dut there or specitie for influenza ron its course, but will throw off the at vou keep Ip =ovour lie: in the, nav arise. In 50 akeus the hodilv resist-! that there is danger of pmnen monia or bronchitis developing and sometimes intlammation the mid dle ear, or heart affections. For these reasous very important that the patient remain in bed until his .strength returns-—stay in hed at least two davs or more ter the fever has nature er f tuicr onl. oth. stren The chief plications we which oT [Sse 7 | aa-4 A Western Senator wt loves a some of his persona! frieada at the Canitol in his own after came senator said. ‘‘] time she crew. pened ais Short ly reventiy family. “we gray. ie She tre tied the graver ue never every looked she ‘ *} . she ? it an to heart that | . ’ tt) ——— Open Saturday Evenings Until 9 O’Clock [————! NAAN SES SSS NYS VvicT ORN PROSPERITY ge | Res Rest assured: rt in AY twa». Two heights ina smart roll front style, ‘Night Shirts COLLARS _ | [ TheNiGHTwear of a Nation!” have younger. SiiT« ‘ appear looke i Were reaqdy and he nearly knocked my breath away when he like a connecting room for vour dat runs. usually, 4 saw into a suggested ied A the rorer, ure over Oe bed four days ® according to “the severity of: tack. 2 ag EXTERNAL APPLICA In order to stimulate the? the air passages to throw | grip germs, te aid in ] phiegm and keeping the airy open, thus making the easier, Vick’ V apoRub found ableative Hot. wet te should he app lied over the the ehest and back between the blades to open the pore Vapohub should be rubbed ip parts vatil the skin is red) thickly and covered with nesses hot flannel elethe, the clothing loose around the the t of the body liberates ¢ gredients in the form 6f These Vapors, jnhaled with breath, carry the medication € the parts affected. At €ip time, VapoRub is absorbed tim stimulates the skin, sttracting blood to the surface and tig in relieving the congestion ' HOW TO AVOID THE DIS ‘ kividenee seems to preve that cerm spread prime human ¢ chiefly thtu snecemnyg spitting.. So hat Lag coldis— which. crowds——-‘ommon aft els, ete. Ke of exec eft You, or if strong, vou Sstav of ne; «af 4 it? is a disease, + nract, Or Lys ing, persons avoiding roller tow strength by plenty open air, and good food, Above keep from colds, as coldy ; the lining of the air passages and der them mueh better spreading pl for the germs. Use Vicks VapoRnub at the first sign cold. For melt a little in a spoon and Vapors, or hetter still, use V a benzvoin steam kettle. If € ailable, use an ordinary P i half full of er. water, 4 alf a teaspoon of VapoRab to time keep the ke ttle just boiling, an inhale the steam Note: Vick ’s VanoRub is eoverv of a North Carolms found how to combine ins Mentholatum and Camp or’ Cups, ’ or who form such essential Thvyine. Cubebs,. ete., so that salve is applied to the bedya these ingredients are liberstenmy form of v Apors. VapoRu)h is comparatively New York. New Engand, Western states, where it i jon being introduced. In other of the country, however, it etandard home remedy in overs? lion homes for all troubles—more than six were sold last vear. It is partienlarly reconimesal children’s croup or colda, st ternally applied and. therefore, uved as freely as desired Wi slightest harmful effeets. ean be had in three # $1 90—at all druggists. TISEMENT., oils 2s Ee mil good joke a few days age un amusing ineident to Washington my wife's hair began t anvrone so distPessed as £ mirror, and the more she that she dve her hair, that wouldn't do, @& suminer, someone told ber When she was convineed the gray hairs began gradually t return to Washington, one? wier, pa ae stopped, and my was an old friend @ said: ‘Senator, ghter?’ *’ Liniment Kili\s Pain Positively Without an of No Charee for Consist Hours: 10 te 13,3 @* Sunduys by appointment & W. A. LEWIN, 70 “tar Bidg.. 12 | Parker's HEADACHE PC tor Neura'gia aud tic THeY Sve PA When HEIL.P ta Wan tch Help Want Ad © ee ‘xe . a ey: t e: forms of « ‘ ADVERTISEM C. IT Eee ey Trade ( #MMIssion dence. to Support Arisiog From Arm) A Reeor atfu Prens WASHINGTON Ze Co., Chicago par kere 4oda\ of ‘ hares alle fit me to the art perm re Trade comm The decision nanhounce BR “ toe ~ ndtine betore ISB ier Tl “tJ, that each charge was lack of evidence to su compiainks were pure t wade at New \ork | Travis, Tex This action follows of investigation and h part of the Federal! T Another sion. packin: named with Wilson original complain’, Ww uw ftes an indict rent! eharges had been dism The Texas, indictment under a bederal law Ca alties. Both the Trade Co the bedera! ood reek UP the investig: language of the orig? ihhousands of pounds ‘ the arti was unfit pian A naval officer, ef the inquiry. testifie rion of “hundreds of pouns of meat inte an Are on battleshh was offered then th c‘o, had bought the 1 nol good cond.Uon rm. bul Wilson & Co be stricken o INDEPENDENT STOCK CLOSE WITH SEAS Cantrolled by National nois Side, St. Laas | cuss New Eenterm The Independent 8 Saco! tr and br the celpta of ¥ the anel lyre from sti be «cis inued wher fion season erhuis, it W inal \ Arrangements by spring for landing side of the river, fron will be taken to the N vards, which has cont dependent! yard: 527 NEW TOTAL OF LOSS OF TRANSP! Figure Includes One ‘ cer, 356 American Tr of Ship's Officers R the A * ated I’: ees ISLA \ Scotland St According to firures ond carefully checkec the total - ‘(is records. iit of the disaster to €rrrnayr ‘) TI isn tigmure repre eu office econd tf.) Coffinann of . : hiobin Lmerican troops, 164 tos officers and crew, bers of the crew of a boat. REGISTRATION SEPT, ALL STATES By the Asveciatet Pres WASHIINGTON, On returns from ; tates "66.594. men registers BePVice sept Nn @©Zcers of t) ‘ >: Pr M ‘row fytt buses ives With the new igu number of men who } Stered in the reservol iV@ fervice svyatem sai “tates entered the those registered June lune 3. and Aug. 24a 456,07] Burned to Death Ku "Darial to the Powet-THepat RICH HILDE, Me 4 yeur-old som of W Of this city. was burne night « hile burnira “oal ofl on the Lu Miles north of here DETAILED REPORT | TRADING IN Y NEW-rort Owe T “dha, : *t nm Tartke’ Raining oe =? 4 moelinta of me lela e . le ” ne — th bs hl "hs ', a? Marine van | "neum and Pan As prefer ’ "e 4‘ teins Meta 4 ‘ prior aoe wn ae "eee, e a fein a OY err mn extending aww OBer ia! te « the fret > B pe. 4 ties tinue) te Ry forenoon transactions POR matin 4°00 ide) «hare 2 . wr ia ie ’ reanse af 7 S'are and the +, teal padebaker Vgcauw- 1 - ‘eZiatered egireme gs baie ° ‘Kile ales stereos ; an.A i me : ferred BSin of © pm ‘ hipnine as an a? Tra ‘tne — o ° - a 7eTe ree « 4 af ther hee er ale : e* sty or ee “i, te . . te ste 3 . 2 ia | _New York Bor Rae ; ,ti rt, 4 2 Tower GoM a i'w" Kons ‘tut 2D Prerce (ti Ge (19) =, Wey Marine “s« ann Ttteeores $*s* . ow Teta« Co. @ 5 mm Paris -. (a Savery iy ‘ Snieue Liberty ‘~s = erties t ie I Joert 4‘, o~ (ww Angio cee OP lig & M 7 OM) Rordesux 4 t~o Angte “« , <2 in Kem. tect: 7a te Kam new 1 GMP Lahkerty ist t« swe Ldterty let « ‘oan | oe eo 2 Maree tie (284. “+O Yaberty 4'\s ~~“ * FP
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spe | " .. ee 4 EDNESDAY he V E NING, OCTO! sau 16, 1918. = LOUIS POS T-NISPATCR 19 = az “ - mone a nn ma Sau atemeintadanaanndie> dive - - aaniteiiiensdie -_ -~ a - —= ae _— SS — ee —— : ly higher in the early market here an mone s sun pert for cough prep d is © a =a w §6dence. to Support Allegations ©O.. 307 i BY FOU RTH STREET. ON STATEMENT. esay, despite peace talk. ‘Trading WEDNESDAY’S COMPARATIVE FUTURE teasers ‘rations, by using this well-known , (hearings. Re rted . * guis Merc’ ex hanz ~ ai i - = : is! b 4 G 8 Today s+ | .$30,558,0 31K,.837 > was influenced by expeetations tha 2 . : ray , old recipe for making cough syrup at .! rT “TO f j ¢ Fe . . . , wae . Qt? : "nete ‘ ae : : . , ‘ ‘ »- ” ° . : ‘ _ . 7 - 2 ——— ee ; Lome. , " im « : Arising Prom AMY ~ontracts, NEW YORK, Oct. 16, 1015, FORCOPGRY. ¢-- +++ CER cere ween - Government bids for corn for export P ised ) ‘lone ‘te ; ; ys ul ; inex rom any fit meat to the a rmiy, which have | ; his hal nf, ; A § W 1l¢ ] at Viil ‘ ‘ ifye flii-ad Kel lie j i Lies ) ‘ ~~ in 1? P . — . . drugyis' ++ Lettie . Trem ow, ; al Candy common stock 1] point to 44 ; tes last Mond = Kane , oe eo hy, $7 p pour } mto & pint peen pending betore the l}edera!! NEW YORK, Oct. 16, ' 0 rminutes last Monday, dropped DAN ity . ‘ and | plain granulated sugar syrup Trade Commission since last March. | Considerable irre eularity prevailed “™- Woo! ' . a 13 wage | $50 On the iocal Stock Exchange to- prices over 7c in the la trading t DECEMBER C ‘. : Pe : } 1 is The decision announced today shows | &t the opening of the stock market: 4"*'° a. &.. Oh oe Se — risen ee apo pe mgt — _ \Gay. FPices ang wer influer ced by} | apg ne eee Sent: nek (pat 1, ht eer we! use clarified molasses, honey, or corn that each charge was dismissed for | today, many shares recordin & gain: | am. sogieaeaieae wotdaie ‘od mnt oe 446 and $51 — aene Sor —— 7 = Na-ipeace talk and reports & liman-, Kans: ‘it } 12 is : 1 DUN 127 Tait liniae SY rup, instead of sugar syrup. Either , telephone, 107°. oe ee Bank of Commerce was UN- eja) and stock exchange panie ir OCTOBER OATS, way, it tastes good, keeps perfectly ' ev to make a full pint. If vou prefer, E iack oft evidence to support ta The WwW hile others registered losses. Th. Am. I | 7 r yo : " - . ; . TT} iy) . « n@2ve a 3 q } "\ > . bey age rT ee 1 . f tae eomplaints were based upon sales; il stocks reflected active trading changed at vit and United! merlin. ‘TI nark losed uncertain it. Lou : ; " : | vs, and lasts a family a long time. i ; , i * Cen. L. com rer , ; ire ailways 48 were ee OR ie as. dt Saree Seen oe cag ' r 3 q nade at New York and ut Cump following the advane WS of yesterday. Cubas ‘ ; ah : ve i re aa ve = 7 : { cont a . 4 5 ») bid. anc nea) Tit Lary i Vel (1 the )24 \ COVE MBE R oars Tr = tri \ ‘ ,ave ing how qui ki a . . J i Ti ° ‘ , - 7 “% Lie f s * (a4 : e SS GQ ie reaimtc » COY ere , . . f ie Tex | Metal shares were fairly firm. ie te we me oe my aul’ Sr Lee Receipts of corn here totaled 68.-; .. , OS OT ha : | it acts, penetrating through every air i» act ‘oll ; five ‘ The attention of the Director-Gen- | : z ‘ae tee, | Oe eee about steady as com- 600 bu, against §8,.000 bu last year. cate Jape: GT is! Hi “aN ee i; passage of the throat and lungs—loos metionNn LOLiOWS months . (on if } , = } j , q ot lpastigntion and hearings on the op liglbe preg cepa aye been called | cC. PL Ref. « 3% 4 oe We et Shipments were 4,000 bu, against DECEMBER OATS ens and raises the phlegm, soothes Rte amine OF the Meet Of the Federal Trade Commis-| jig over 450 miles of its Westen |e 48% 48% isi: CIOSING OVOTATIONS _ {92,000 bu. Oats receipts were 30,-| St. Lo a, uRty waa Siena? ES by rg ber ag cor ghoen ngeengpeerre sory MF gion. Another packing concern was! ea tw uteneels iste Ab ben ihe ~ > hg Gen, lac, , te yk » Lae id. askea. | 000 bu, agains 68,000 hu, ; Ship , bs) ually hut surely the annoving throat , , ataale s ae en, Mec lanics-Am. National .., oN" _, ments, 66,000 OU, against 115.000 bri ekle and ireaded | ough disoppear § Applied Over Throat 2 4 named with soon = ae . ead with Ves erd: a 3 © 6% *} anes - “a . - ’ : tis, spasmodic eroaoup, whooping cough rs Loosen the Phlegm, Opie itier an indictment on similar) of coz! == awed ae 2 [United Rallweys pid ....cc. Te. 4°’ | ste veuteran . aes A tated GoNering. | By midd ] t th M M a eharges had been dismissed in Texas. lt is argued that this big Saving of | Int. Paper com. 3 mat oat 1; ch Tr tl eh he ; Lee . | Was little of Importance in |! - mur A LOWER ‘CO TON MARKET ° a "4 ‘ b- Bi, . ms , wi ' st , or bronchial asthma. ulate e ucous CMDralee tye Texas indictment was brought | , Pinex is a special and highly econ under a lederal law carrying no pen- | py & deeb ten pig larger amount of | Int. M. M. pfd.i17te TISty 119%) 117% 1197S | International Shoe com. 11). “88 eye St. Louis (ash Grain, W YORK Cott po ceentrated compound of genuine Nor ithe traffic to the St. Paul lines. The! Lib. 2y Orn. Seeks ews a 8 Cash . oo - ne If tHe i . ; otton pening. WAY pine extract, known the world ai _ ae hae C oe matter is under consideration. Be) ’ a yao) 10 O71 He OT *r e © Me: ge i as ey: ; we : ore = ne a cs roast is sttenee, ani Up 7 pe \ r YORK, oO sass over for ita healing effect’ on the 4 ee 3 Both vile Palast OMMISs10nN and } Meanwhile the poo! in St. Pau] ¥as a Ags re. ey : : , ‘ . — ; ‘ SiOW Fal ines fron n . wree ere nsi ~~ wt . Stead ‘ hs ; ch . men } ranes . ; ; 17 7 . "sa . a % = - Pd . : . ’ ’ ° ° ° Po ‘ ‘ ‘* .. en 4 ' . , ” ° > nae : ? 4 : “ Fe ; ‘ / - . . ; ’ 7 _™ | 4 You, or You are over 90 or S the leds ral Food Administration not been able to learn anvthing more! Lib. 2!4« af oy sige’ , SESSION — \ een) me 2 eee ay Aaaiaciny singe WP onda lege sionte Mig ei palpi iii Mt ’ whe bs Ea? Be ee Avoid d pnomtn t } kine . or ‘ . . 4 ‘ : . . . - , ; sally ei oie ’ _—— , . : Le . aed ‘ie F seN ’ » us strong, stav in bed four davs or P took up the Investigation. In the, than outsiders about the terms of the. Mex ‘atre 1441 146% 4* Be VA's | econd p “Tred : mana . _s a ea Bnte tnerer ts . , " — : f, ; = = ‘~ laeeord} : . : , a we" ’ , nae ave ’ t+ tf) 2 - etd ; ; ' ‘ hei ee Shain > . ee i ae PT es \ ' a, 2 rele ) VYOur arupgis or ‘"‘l*», ounces oO according to the severity of th ] age of the origin: ' contract or when it will be signed ' “4 ess + ts 5 ¥ > ommerce at Wuote: Whe $ onsequence, wi cermber soon sellir . , ‘ ; amguage © Loe OFigifiiali com ylaint, sivas . ‘ wils VEO SIR NCO, p - i, ‘ re . ie : ; . ve & ‘ As ‘ gUNLe. Xd , t5 Pa. wee sts . oe 7. . tack. : Demands of pounds of food 1 19 | . : st pfd ¢2 ; ~> = one enya" . eee Ss 2.8 AO. 2.3% ter ‘ jto 4 c 1 SSN! as), Ue) odie te Liverpool Cotton. Pinex with full direetions and don’t WOUSa.I » : Soir ’ _ ‘we ' f bad It ik oramerre at , manne tis phot al : ) points net lower — ers aceent anvthing else Qoars j , . . i* , » eg ‘) ‘ ,@ d | ‘ ’ 7 ¢ in! re. % eomraocr Ae ‘ j . . " ete | rir e > a . ' T* as © to , _* ‘tr ’ me ‘ *« "6 . . Pi ‘ ' Lt Cot? Tre A ep invet . ng ' oe. ruarantee cea hy sp Se aati SIMUttyY, $2.20. ee ittle support a i ne wen tattuinnes | CMCe.: See ae dine 1600 Americas . avne, tt grip germs, > aid ‘in loosening tien ol hundreds of thousands of MINES, weeenaker com : digs wisi 4 OM ax National dy common ; an ® pliegm and keeping the air pass: fopen, thus m: aking the breathis easier. Vick’ VapoRub = wil] orameon found ‘ ‘Seer ial lot wet towe ] - F I 1@; [ i? *T » , a ~ / } ‘o> *e,* ~-* " . . . ; i . . ° . . . ‘ rine © , oF . '} '* 4 Ss r Tr) ‘ j ‘ 7 pounds nese w omit nde d fo! use , aa x sata ' , ont eer gly » Nationa andy common a ‘y Og : ‘, 1 99. ~ | Fey (bat spinner 2 lie of 7 on | al : “aa . ae — mi Yant ad in the Pest-Dis- Dyes tleships. Pestimony _. = ene = \as 9 19. tm: [on 5 ee . a oe ‘ ata ea ee =e d : ur = ar Lee re me a , cae pe ose, pew ' % wat ntnd a tenant who should he applied over the th of not in good conditl ion from another but Wilson & Co. “UkKed Mec ti coal at this time should be rewarded Int. WM. com. 20', 21 +> ") te maiy «& aiker ist ped ... --») Ket news then that wm ecu A bought the meat th ehest and back between the shoul seal Iblades to - gS the pe be stricken ou! ren es sn oo eae WOEPENDENT STOCKYARDS TO Bere inc 00055 "Py I AR cua ae BERS UA, Shines etl Sela CHICAGO CORK MART GEM Af a, al | rn QO tt DIT ie rat he rt tho Controlled by National emi on Ti- Me King of minnie’ Py i Am. | ec : m, ae oe we 04 ae . ee C0 ‘ (e $7.5 goo! ‘to ch ne stork , Be in and ‘of: revolt | “Bo emia rn MARLEY 2% IN : ‘ie “T° Dp yj Biithesn apors, juhaled with MMMM Pom Side. i. Youle Packors Dix. jens Simeon 0000 0° TE BR) am covers is Bee US Tha a Lim hari hi aaa Buln Beret Rates: naar" navy aftee = DEVON OY IN, | LEASE YO ‘ breath, carry the medication dirallit cuss New Dibaetes vy tnited Verde rere es F pee ‘Aye . ste 3 14 £7.25 to $10: choice to fancy heat Be getecomy The chiet ay lence continued fo the parts affected. At the ae The Independent Stockyards, it | MOTORS, faldwi) mwco.. 7! rei ae Pe 5719 At Pelee on ee ee te oe sane ioday. Arrangements will be tmade Erit.-Arm. ‘Tob. n v TS | Ine. n m4) 5 74% | coats Felline -f ts » $6: plain se eae ae codainammiaa. uate 4 SS€ ur prices on credit positively as low as Evidence seems 10 Lethe that ti by spring for landings on the east er eee rhs ee ete “3, | Kennecott Cop. 35% 35% &: 3lg a5i, Kinds, $3 to $650; kids, $6.50 to $9; no real! Geewent another sag. CLUFTT PEABODY & COINC. TROY RY. you could buy for cash. Come in tomorrow. ad ern adUiseuse, Ss] ad prine ipa ; mrweny ste P eee * AL, , . Stee] . ot “0 , ” 10 } nN is a PyLiti; $)o: rca. Oa finess fering broeticht 2 ho an PRI EA OE A Put Your Cash in Liberty Honds« and l «se Your Credit at i. So'luF hur hiefly thn Se side of the river, from which stock. §$ Keystone Tire con !: ’ ) ine ma ) i i } An of offe ' it 7 human ¢ ntnuet, chiefly thru cong Kresge Be See i wi | Midvale Stee 3% | lackstaned kin 14.25 to $lo Svance in prOvinne, toe * Wome ’s Sui vit . ae tee aaa : e will be taken to the National Stock- tat : os ~c] | ne oct eg 0 ee toe thane atte imum limit : ; Se hae ns uits beth be - hew narrow snec#iny spitting. So av “it “gas ; wi ke Ory in — , a 5, Tt Copne +» ‘ se , - ‘ 4 ‘ in ext ern had shape, aon e peo ti rn - one yards, Which has controlled the In-! Manhattan Transi Seal remit P , ane 78 I demand from any source. Tew : coats, strictly tailored = sty! bap med wit | , LJ ee, bine } , ; * *> . OTSOTLS NMav,.oy C€oies whieh nea: |, . Marcon! ae apex A, , |) sOevaGca “ons, . a Base :; in e trade. and bought a lin: io ; o ag - ae dependent yards, Submarine Boat ose ie o£ 3 con ' A | hE r Bee Bw de >. hoes. with the best heavy’ eee mt Ns oy hin gf and buttons. All . to “aVoOTing { rowds rominon drink i; ee ee - a5 Need scabaabice are ae “n other ehoico 4 1 a Fall I’rice cups, roller towels, : te. Keep up yo a : Ly Yim Het enetees 14 epee ; Beieg cs bogs, § to $t ila , monera) } ket = 1B Rive . i ae : “O. No. > | 3 ays Me. Women’ S Coats ¥, warm « oat strenytl ith puents Ot exercise in ert h ’ rg? : be oe ‘ ; ‘ 1 , ‘ . . 4g ‘ ; ; ELE a, | re oy ’ . "iter 1 . Thy ‘TT ; als iri Re i gth by | a INDEPENDENT OILS, ah Copper ... S8%% eet mn all rr weigats ards 3 wh and. cider appice. 22.008) iv 3 length models: high Uars ) open aT. 2 | “ood food. Above . Fik Basi: ‘ee 53 . ful) c tig tweight he sons wi ra be tcc testy N yoda ar A p Ms " a . P " + ' amr ' nocke taupe. brown, green a = - . “ . ‘ t son '?- yf aT } $e } . ‘ ’ “i e’Uiali >. Bee - at . ‘ , i ys - 4 a . . : ’ ‘* ‘* ' ke ey revi olds, ais colds irri i LOSS OF TRANSPORT OTRANTO senros - ~ as = ts pees : ry . ire $17.2> . at the Lose Kot. He pag ifine if Los. tO Ba.v8 \arse ric $ig. $50 the lining ot ba air passages and a ie sla ge AP amma 3 Be “Bh | om 8", onz weight pir 30.20 Berit re | eae ee Cee a " R { t | | a | ' WW D New Wocl Jersey der them much bétter spreading plas » | : ; rire $y Is, ’ oe hertn oe seirredoorrh ugnter P "s a t Pg me enh i . k 18 APR Es i) n b ba es ore na ura co or i omen’ § resses and Serge Dresses if Tigure Includes One American Offi- North wert Oil ) : us an. Pa eit I chia Ty welebt moralized, and no sale for them. & ‘. ma to 54 ;, to gravy hair. Take the simple, easy, ne 4 y Satin, charmeuse and crepe de chine en er s ’ ian > «9? i nr e* ei for the Vernis., Ref . ; . ‘ ulige Ley, "PE ARS Ho 1O-KTOW i) cared ; ; 1 all the newest : hadien and 1 le Use Vick’s VapoRub at the va cer, $96 American Troops and 164 Anglo American for icked nd-| safe wuy to change your gray, fade ith © z ; 7 : P the As aciated l’rece IRTOT) 1 ; i 4 : ‘ ‘. ' e , ° i ae ies di a . SCANT ALO PhEs—' : 7 e ;' ; : melt a little in a spoon and inhalet awes , cow ees ve | “RL &P.do 6 6 SG S , 4 : ae. 5 (Dit bain, | “1 ; — ’ : ae *. . pp an tin ie ‘1 P ! Vapors, or hetter Stiil, use VapoRub According t iiiienee cur niled ker Midwe fe >| "rie li > oe . LET LEMONS (*4 13 ria at O ne; a ai | araunce, be young OoK.T ames aed : Pate , Z tea a. deste pah amin ite Rl ‘ ‘ | ie ; , ‘ Ls ="? ; Erie t pf ' ot bos ‘err lo rot “FLOGE ik nm Was leliveres rho usands gre renew! ing their youth- . “1 negara yin ast pat: $2 — ond carefully checked with army: Okla rod, and Ite! ; c} gr ee +11 1k Se iy ore ete ete: LiIMES—ilerida ea se per 10¢ é‘ 3 hj f an is ne ee Tn Ain: 4 AKeCttiae : ; 1s ‘ . ; ap: ro +e . »1" av: t~«° it pping order aft . ful looks 3 L this Way. ) yr; oa ble, Pall a op mage? Pigs P records. the total loss of life as a re-' feey B . ; ( : Serth. pfd +» ny On “oy C5 thes 7 $00 1 “93 $1 . Sb so ced 5 BAS AN. 4s | ‘ rosy J \iterations Absolutety 1 ree. Bil Fu oi bowing’ water ‘ Sidwde Well! ' 2 oy a ie and butchers, _ ‘ @sl, BMS, | ver : ~ 1? dvs armiese an cad o Ut 3 nx , —_—_e a / P of the disaster to the transpor Wh ; se Ty} LY : a con Li 1 se. $1u.i ~~? atl “CRANBER RRIES— waked , ; : Y ? varie wit ‘ rif thi . Sse pi . , th "Le 2's, . per . . 4 : represents one Ameri- tort vi boiling, and inhale the steam arist aly * Huck eye “Vip “ Note: Viek’s VapnoRub is the @ 4 ‘ Stvies ue) p : ' , Be 7 I rm 3 ”; oy: “45 etuff Co! tans le ad EE ya . Silene , if * rge Seve to first sign of a cold. For a head e@ af Ships Officers and Crew. “en : res - | = ne LA , and lifeless looking hair to its natural 12 $40 ustrous Shade, perfectly natural \ M an Y ISLAY. Scotland, Sunday, Oct. 13, De caa ee : en's an oung en's Suits and Overrcats fn benzoin steam kettle. If this is ihe half a teaspoon of VapoRub from tig --" °° © gies ane : . ( } ; y cs) «99.000 Including * ea as aa apy Pndes ie” eee " ‘ ’ 1 ran Db. & AN ’ a | 71 i } ry ’ Ji WV, gat isl ‘ i : ‘ ” ‘— ve sD ’ “ BAES my ( rOR PEARS—?/ ricki o P $e. ‘ Sus ‘ ; = se 64 : to ftinie Keep the kettle just slow ¥ Mae Atlant! Pofining » o ire ee ones == . > gles ne L ers... fe JM ed » irk. N & } | Second Lieut. Bernie ? ee ‘ r a ae ee eee ae Oe ws, 8 50: heifers, $7 @ 12.00 . ‘tothe | manesno se TF ' : | | 3 ‘Oocke nd feeders, $7 «a 1- 1] > Oey ire priced Pi who found how to combine in ef; ombasiond 1 8 ,) ’ ) } ’ . lo's ) ‘ers ; ? YY a7) «&s - rmbherlipne "ine i.ine. ii . . , r rf » a . &0 «> ‘ 36 + a > ana . s. a , ‘ ” © form Mentholatum and Camphor Wie | tc ee. Ane Ox Mem | ureka Pipe Line, .... - mr i a | OU, StOCKOeTS at a tee, $619 . tig ete Nut Butter — ~~ . S : ; ° . , : bers oO o Te. wr ‘ Te , j i “a p . : ‘T x : f | , , » ao ee ! +4° ? of s(), , , ‘ ' Urean Oo . iT ; se . . “4 j { j Bench essent TT? oils as Euealvt of the crew of a K'rench lishing Galena-Sienal Oil ¢ 9, COM, . — ei Bs receipt 14.000: good hogs ful Res . = to Yr ] tran Gee «boat. Galena-Signal Oil Co. are -) . Read. com ..... 893 ag! ( fets)——11 OK, abe gy , u Phvyine, Cubebs, ete., so that when Illinois Pine Line Co. ...... nee ; oy Steany. Peo : . ; ly 4 ca an ce { i} i. body h ; wm mmm eee Indiana Pipe Line ah. «sheen s - i Sou. Pa ; 4.) 18. ai ; an : ge ¢ “oy : oe . > ’ *" . set : is APTI 0” i¢ ) : | National Transit Co. It A Sou. Ry. com... 3 a)! oO BO} io! ac . $l. Theis: POUR = _$ pines we 7 — 4 2" We Also Sell Skirta, 4 © toe ce, 810.00 ra). sittie, 1 ' eo > Vi aiata. Petticoats. y 8 . ° . . these ingredients are liberated inf REGISTRATION SEPT. 12 IN New York Transit Co.... - ; i: 2 eam ve rey yoOL’ Apt JUaR las, | : Cc . Ane Ce cat ‘ be sae aoe , yts, 14, ; market ged ] -, =) > ‘apoRul is comp: ively new Mex. Fuel 7 4 Wabash pfd A. 35 $815 | St, | COR: Ce a et. caaeace Ge | dae x mut ecee pinconts. Mate am 4 poh comparati : a ALL STATES |? G66 594 Sa! Blagg \ on” oo ae ae r I and prime. 4.25 19.25; comm } me- Pe) eR oO co Shhes ae Cred’? Thi« coupon reod on purchases New York, New Engand, and a Tm ; ' | mentola . Pine “- eae ee 2 tiex-dividen lium, 3 we, DEVENST CSCK CONS et Se oO -- rae _—— of SIG or mere. = WwW eeu “e ; a ° . ‘ t no a 4 ay : > +3 " ‘o. oS el ee ee > ba . Sale to ne n. 460.400 Soares rt. $: aa 713 ("3 ners Cw “Ts. ove , ' : A . , " ~~ ae : —s— ; q | estern states, where it is jus a Sol. t | a 2 i - erneate : anders. £60 ad. mia es - ) UC t being introduced. In other section WASHINGTON Be +. oa ' 7 ' las oe . | .¢ t. 4 ' ASHING TON Oe! 16 “inal of the country, however, it is t ; , as saning = d El » » P ’ returns from all «. SED; “ar en e rigina Se S$ 50 'troubles—more than six million J , " +. try, } «! were sold Inat year. ercess 1 eo “timate of ] te 4 3.- ’ , e . ROE: pak a _ °° 2. 7. ‘ Butter- Lower a + ‘ , S158 by rovos' Marshal-Genera!] : shi : creamer obire sg It is partienlarly reeommended Tq | : Marsnmal-General go Ohio .. seas : | rage é oat ee hes ‘Butter, E S and Poultry’ children's croup or colda, since it is @@m ‘Owe: ice, based on census fig- oven ine Co... ' 14): dinary firsts, 46047 ( mark, cuses honeaiota ees Ni er | . ka Just North of vs ’ a . a eo " w inates , ures. ‘set Tare 3 ‘2. luded, ‘otators Receipts, 7 . | Oven saturdays ternally applied anc, therefore. can Wy ehine ' we ar wrhe banze ' Alive uo sepenee {8c adies, 4c, packins S a \ S swe ? those registere r ” ; be st ; registered June 5. 1917, last u iv ¥ POULTRY—Ffowis, 4 pounds and | c “> . » 2. ’ vine », and Aug. 24 and Sept. 12, is * over, asc; fowls, under 4 pounds, 2le: cocks, Ls sprine chickena, “tec: broilers, Ske: “ne * . > \ ~9.490 0” . +. ta rt Nae ‘ , > ‘ 2 106,021, "oe 2» aba tae 4 turheve (hom), 8lc; toms, 28e: young turkeys, ? 1 SS ae fy 4 bounces and over, Sic; ducks, average run, : r vy %, ae su ke, toe: Tre Le, 18 cold ruineas, per Burned to Death ening st UMps. $4. young quimeas, 14, pounds and 2 good joke a few days ago stated “Darial to the Post-Dispatch + , » 2 a > 3 } ; ia 3 ; . Fe > ( . to = itol un amusing ineident that RICH HILL, Mo., Oct. 16 —Roy, | CORA ; i GONG a cae, lene “Somes tad , : ' ‘year-old Sor of \“ iT. liackworth | ry S Call ie ; " 4 “4, hme | = pounds to the — ‘ $5 VOCS ; dea a a ; - “7 J : , r 2 . . tt O'1Nas ay » ne n: lo Tas uns Sningion my ww fe a hair began 0 | Of this city, was burned to death last f A ait 90074: e@rmall wu’ $2": Lia sien” we saw anyone so disttessed as Helen "tht while burnine Sstumps with — bee i : ) pion mir ror, f nil { he more she frette coal oi] an the uvall _ neh six j Sie os, oa . VE AL: SS ( hoi - gon to J 40 : ro doe me “les north of here. | Makes the Dark Rings Around | ae | heen, Te io fe: bucks, Seto Re: “spring Sugvested that she dve her hair, — ' [2 aS os the Eyes, Caves in the Cheeks pe vee f, t et pound, eceording to qua! awiv, but that wouldn't do, eit ; so | | the Complexion. the sumimer, someone told her shoot DETAILED’ REPORT OF DAY'S - sag Rid of p ter. When she was convinced it was | v4 =Nc ;, Swiss No. 1, 46c. if wray aire +t 4 } So z ; Y (@sS Vio gray ‘nis bezan eradvatls tM TRADING IN WALL STREET Dyspepsia. “s oN Vegetables to return to Washington, she actus | ia r P91 oF : ae , tf "T «) ‘ORS Minnesota . Hed Rive Irequently stopped, and my wife ; - ) OStONG, sare ne i i me nag r a: “3 per ij ound ie. Lhe clerk was an old friend of 1 SUDA alo points and American Ice ¢ ae? 1 onions. $3, vay when he said: ‘Senator, woul a . : 3 c Y ' : ab oe | Tom ATOES ‘Ho Me-£rown, . £2 : . ie . . 7 . : An wre re r » 4th pe troscmmmmamerer — ae Cie : A | . : Heil Packing Company, Distr ibutors, St. Louis ; sntetunen vs gains of 2 ‘to 4% . . . f whos . and colds that GREEN ONIONS—He me-grown, At Your Grecer’s *,@ wu la also extended their advances, | re of Fae TR : G bunche Positivel u , : >i . i | referred making «a further é yo ; " develop into a ’ Hlome-groen LOa@TN per ad ry ¢ am of 9 point Shippines and metaiuw were a ; + k * bi » : oe — ae — SSeSeeeaesesassasesaaass Pneumonia CARROTS neon. 16@ts } ner Without an operation BE ageriiPz slackened perceptibly at noon. ome’ ee Sey 5 “a "SG RE EN re — a ee eee ' BOOVEN ponde-Shert Term Nojer- Acceptenses No Charge for Const ltatiom ae rng ke SU ther heaviness, Losses Y at "New Orleat a. OR E R VAR ~narre or , ” ws . | e $ hea % | hi , n me "- “Take My Advice and l se Stuart's Iva- ou are Sa Gt po 'S 4 (irjean $1 Og: : . . 7 3 , 10 to 12, 2 to 4 Be iit! Sister sisel “ant other equipments | pepeig Tablets if You Want ~ wht ee. Oe , Rn Dentist 3 t shel box loose. Sunduss by appointment euly } sul tanttalts a Pretty Skin. KG P PLANT-—-Home-grown. 25@50c per : | q il || Digestive ‘troubles ruin the com: when you take n R&ERADISH—Ilome-srewh, $3 to $4. ia = i e 8 Dol f HI Bit W A LEWIN M. J ° | New York Bond Sales. _— | plexion. The sour, fermented, gaasy arte) loose paige yy oo umm [ n $ : ; : 4 : | : ye t ts 01808 the blood, wage o | , , a, ushel boxe ig ae Sigal, pear otsie: | Piates an PF am a traveling saleaman and have GTO Star Bidg., 12th and OUWE Br ers pasgvoke ee mage eee” ae h, rob you of Father John S Medicine PARSL Home-grown, 10¢ to 15 ; Work ; like myself. were sufles- Gi aire , ead corners of the qe ’ that hungry wee . : ¥ ; suara cuts, u 4 up mt BO ee ge Ben ogy = & it end cetly helped * i Parker’ S | as a, . ie rs :; morning and you are gorge on neni build new Alesh and “STRING BRANS—Home-grown — creen i | ; obits ant: ane. ant ee : pay xt eet | and ap SQuants Rellable— Uniform— Economical . Convenient You can depend on these qualities m SA-VAN-EG The New Cooking Compound Can you say as much of eggs’ SA- VAN-EG thickens and leavens (he same as eggs—at a fraction of the cost. Try a package today for Muffins, Cake, tA da een Meat Loaf, Salad The National Cty Company National City Bank ate. ‘ psstors ™ | edie 4eatie wf ‘( omme#rce Bails ry Ileure: It is not what you eat, per hboshkel box loose | , ) Liberty 31 LLL 0.0 of digestion that hurts, Eat a0y- gerenoth, becaufe it is free! MN AGmoaemeerer™ 10S per! . N husband says the food has HEADACHE POWDERS ety Peris — | at Os thing you like and let a ot : oA ¢ e h] LeTTt CE Home-grown, 25c to 306 per s ny ) . never been 80 g00d before. Kg gay “si at epsia Tablets digest your food, fone Parry morpnine, Cc O- PA—Heme-crown washed gi s . bor Neura'gia and Iecadach@® @& -- can stomach, supply your blood with m P ’ or oy TU RNI Heme-« mB weened seves. 5 She is using the miraclie- a . y } or b ahe} > One ~ oe . . . ‘i s _- ie Te une Pordean é 1 ks a f : h ' PARKNIPS onie-a crown at O60c- per BOR ae . worker of cookery — buat , M ; * . 5 Os a ™® Anzio 's at @*® nourishment, then goo looks, orm, codeine, eroin,or % cup ents" tas JHLY SEVER AIL! » % ores bu OO me Kdm, «t9v)) tis eee ‘yyy lthy tT ec and bright eves RADISHES Home-grown tins at se to ee rt ; realtiy appearance | 10 > bushel es 7 a ay Bit ii liclp Want Ad aS identi 3: kegs. S2. _ eal Sit aes BOP rans
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y | | COMIC PAGE | Y 4 OCTOBER 16, 1918. | Y tet eee 7 ae ae” = ene a te om vee — , LANGUAGE 4 ¥ IN MOTOR f {? e's! 4 Mahe tit RD a fs ./ peer ‘rr Ze O} Uy Bee OF Lut JRA El Ziti Insc ‘ ¢ j ‘ * “~. +. “i ry 7 Na | 7 calhees. patches! - - Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. ‘ SES AG ae : ( Do You RFALY 3] | | =p BAKE I(T a. - ~ News. cook! Bbeltimore American. - = — —— — te _ PENNY ANTE—iHlelping a Guy Oui. } ; —Y +) Y “lly Wily tC at Chauffeur (ordering) : Cup oo coffee, doughnuts and some griddle Waitress: Cylinder oil, couple o° nonslids and an order of blowoul — - ee ee —-- + ¢—~ accmmimebangeesene —— ene ee e ee _. ‘ ; > 4 . - = = ae P a aa a — , Bh ¥, . >i Aa ~ { JOWUN, I timep SEE, I'VE TRIMMED | j i ' =» 4 = © ie os i“T 24 ' ‘ 4 ; ae i y ty? | UP THAT OLD WITH FUR 5 . - @g { }? ‘ j ¢ &£ £18 &@e *eetty*F * 8 - fF ’ = se arvpee vw iy es = @*severer ; . & se eeees . & a eee ’ . M a .. > Se ee ’ . 2 Ms » wt YEP ° -¢ at ‘ i>, “> mS VS ¥+ 7-e tgAh a 6. ~ oe Rely at es eho 2 , * Jems! ~~; ’ —,. oy Here’s a Regular Bread High-grade ingredients, compounded and baked with expert skill, gives Delicatessen Rye Bread its enviable reputation for wholesome- ness and delicious flavor. Delightfully tasty. rich in food value and economical. This bread will help vou save wheat-sugar-fats. To make sure of getting this nutritions bread, watch for the labeL 10c, 15c and 20c Loaves At Your Grocer. Post-Dispatch has over ONE-HALF more reag. than any other newspaper west of the Mi ge » >». = 4 a “py enee oe = 5 * - ow ! 7s -& _e* Be YP Ree Ee eee Pe Buy Mor Bonds to me ntin —— RT ae VOL. 71. MAG Ll Retr LONDON HE MANY RU AS TU Reports Say Un Surrender Is Co Kaiser Will Ab That Socialists trol. SERIOUS POLI SITUATION Alteration of Con: Give Civil Pows Control of Ws Also Discussed. ———) By the Assoriated Preas. LONDON, Oct. 17. tive to the course Germ toward replying to th President Wilson form tures of this mornings are convinced that Gi conditional surrender i Although the statem the foreign office last that yesterday's rumors ture, extraordinary rep ing internal conditions are printed. Some nev it for granted that F Mams will abdicate. says that for some tims sending his valuables | Bome editorials expt that the disappearance peror is immaterial. “He is a mere symbol hend of what we pledge wavs the ‘ie¢iesgiapan. “I be substituted for his ir astrous rule that nmuitte Alteration of the Ge tution by which civil be admitted to share i of matters pertaining t subject of utmost imrfy this alteration the En cease to be the suprem: Socialists May Set: “This step,” says the “mrreans broadly that t} Furrendered to Presidet is equivalent to an @ all is lost.” The Express claims | worthy information to t Cermany's surrender adding: “Semi-official inforn astonishing kind has gland, indicating a desp Position in Crermany. more serious than the fr tion and is responsibie ing debacle A great « ix beginning. The Soci many, fearing that ana to set in and to save the hivuesia’s experience w sheviki, have prepared gevernment to take th when, the Kaiser abdic that it may exercise ¢ stendying influence.” Keichatag to Discuss | row. Says Cora the Aseoctate«d Treas BRASEI.. Switzerland The German Reichstag i‘riday to discuss Pres! Lote, according to the ‘ y LONDON, Oct. 17 Press bureau ia offich that the reports publis afternoon to the effect had capitulated had n in fact. AMSTERDAM aT Niuewe jiotterdamac he Withdrawn its statem he capitulation of Ger Abdication of Empe This step was taken, t avs, because it was tafn any confirmation Admiral von Tirpitz. tarv of the Navy. has Sram to Prince \laxum Perial Char.cellor. in th Matherland party, rees SPpreciatine the ‘lover! responsibility and pro Maximilian. the party's cording to the Tagebis PARIS, Oct. 17 A Source of information Value, Berlin is conaide Peror William can disa *Mdangeri: ge the dynae Patch from CGereva t One Solution being co Said, ie the abdicatior Peror in favor of his¢« lam, the eldeat son o “rewn Prince, with | brother, Prince Herr The Journal de« Tels Tiomed editerialls he “wh a plan