St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 19, 1918
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ey Wg a é ' od | : | Bonds and Hel: fe ! eee Be peat im X Ns Wren A @ = — = The Only Evening Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service &bUIiTIOQN PAGE ER 18, 1918, € CP = storm : - apretrer— samosas - THEM Ovt i VOb 71. NO. 56. ST. LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 19, 1918—12 PAGES si (si‘CS:™” ae a PRICE TWO CENTS /|GERMANS, HARD PRESSED, FALLING BACK UPON GHENT 7 I President Answers Austria; Rejects Proposal of Armistice and Negotiations a t °| | WERKE CASE BASIS "itn GY $4,800,000 REPLY EXPECTED “WEREAUTONONY | Test ofthe President's Repl” | @gQQ REPORTED | FOR FIRING CHIEF TOP! vicinity: I have the honor to acknowl! of the United States the Govern- lair tonight and _ ‘ ne Pad vevareh| yf s ote ; i ; probably cooler edge the receipt of your n ment of the United States has (tomorrow morv- Subscri tions Totaled U to Copenhagen Newspaper Says en! ) ° of the 7th instant in which you recognized that a state of bel- we : ing. Not much P P R ply Calls Attention to transmit a communication 0! ligerency exists between the French and British Continue change in tem- Last Night Were $71,020,- Berlin Will Also Decline to Fact That U. S. Has Rec- | the Imperial and Royal Govern- } Cyecho-Slovaks and the German eaiial Further Soil it “egies ment of Austria-Hungary to the ? and Austro-Hungarian empires . bread peat 6 Missouri: 450 of a Quota of $75,- Stop U-boat Warfare Un- ognized Czecho-Slovaks as | poccivcnt. { aca now imatructed se dunt tae Ee ee —Haig’s Men Going Rap- tional Council is a de facto bel- : ; ligerent Government clothed with idly East Between Douai proper authority to direct the and Lille. military and political affairs of the Czecho-Slovaks. It has also recognized in the fullest manner FRENCH HORSE PATROL the justice of the nationalistic REPORTED AT GHENT aspirations of the Jugo-Slars for Slightly warmer ‘ said freedom. ceeds Young -— Capts. my weet portion Performance and Pledges Day Conference—-Amster- Dual Empire Was Willing | gestion of that Government be ) The President is, therefore, no ee onight se PS SP | : Continued Rapid Progre Pickel and Hess, and > ss ea $381,200 More Than Re- dar Hears Note Will to Agree Altered by New | ‘{U0 0°! “rtain crenis of uimos! longer at liberty to accept the P gress Is ~ we - Affidavits of Alleged Intimi- dation Filed With U. S. SE ne Le ee ee oe cc, eee skh ee ae ey ae ce a Commissioner Bevington Showers tonight. . ° ° wrobably cooler’ eemeo. til Armistice Is Declared. a Belligerent Nation by the President to request you to be zoo@ enough through your by Two Women Witnesses weather ton row Mernin.s Covernment to convey to the Im- Cooly in west DISTRICT AGAIN LEADS WILL TRY ALSO FOR ~— THAT BRINGS CHANGE | perial and Royal Government portion tonig!] uinois:| Ta» U, §, “OVER THE TOP” =NEW NEGOTIATIONS IN OUR ATHRE settled weather The Presiden deems it his MIL f irre! >- i tonight and t duty to say to the Austro-Hun- i: with showers, Repeats Its Third Campaign Cabinet in Session and All- Wilson Program to Which | “#"!2" Government that he can- not entertain the present suge- ee ee PROSECUTIONS ARE PROMISED IN CASE SOE IEG ING. PTE eae A ARR oI 0 Capt. Martin O’Brien Suc- i at ibe | importance which, occurring mere “autonomy” of these people Bein Made th B l i onne - WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.—-The ° Qn : ‘ : ; : . : g in e pcigian Sergts. Phillips, Silverman Weather Bureau's weekly forecast quired $260,000,000. Come Today. Situation in Dual Empire. sinee the delivery of his address as a basis of peace, but is obliged ES: of the Sth of January last, have to insist that they, and not he, Coast Sector and British Re —— hipaa ‘essarily allered the attitude shall be the judges of what ac- : ~ | Press, WASHINGTON, Oct. 194 Prec; oantacataten: bee, sha 1e judges o at a Warshi - COPENHAGEN, Oct. 19.—Ger-; vent Wilson has reteeted A hi and responsibility of the Govern- tion On the part of the Austro- sh - Are Shelling the yuison nas rejected the Austro : Hungarian Government will sat- Fleeing German Troops. isfv their aspirations and their conception of their rights and ssippi and Low- includes: Upper Missi: and Mealy Also Suspended |: Missouri Valleys. Fair and cooler). a ] , ~~? ] . { ° q fhis is the last day of the Liberty ©Y ‘he Associated ‘ first of week: warmer Wednesday, With local rains: end of week, fair Loan, and St. Louis must subscribe | ° anv's renly to Pr leant “sag +4 ment ot the Unite States uny’s 1 y to President Wilson, i! Ieungarian Ciovernment’s es eae mer lited States. the Poi —— , is said by the Politk in} rthe', ao Among the 14 terms of peace Patch today of the Poilce Board's erder to attain ifs quota. which is ~ uid by the Politken, will deny th eonclude un armistice and negotiate AMOnS pics, . 4 . . ” "oS ss 5 ‘ “ms. - . Des a " . ‘ PAs mr 1? NS { e i) : ee Statement that charges preterred by MILITARY EVACUATION OF $75,856,900. The Etghth ederal shcinespas tind accusation of German peace on principles enunciated by wales © Presigent formusaras ; a es a 2 ruelties and declare t!} 1) +; , at that time occurred the fol- Government officials caused the sus BRUSSELS IS REPORTED Reserve District. of which St. Lowj.' TUCHUES and deciare the submarine | him and has given sdeiies Cink chats at that l the fol pension vesterday afternoon of Po-: ion 9 lau , si ne Wal fare cannot be stopped as long as #utonomy for rhe peoples oO} Austro ss 4 6, eee Lilie hey Investigation by thie Most-Dis- and coo! thout $4,800,000 hefore midnicht SN A a Ben oT eee Se eR ee ee } ? a \uer ated l*’rece Cea destiny as members of the fam- AMSTERDAM. Oct. 19.--Britieh Fteas ily of nations. troops are akproaching Sluis. on the Accept, sir, the renewed assur- Dutch frontier ee, + ’ woe 10 miles northeast of must have liberty. lLiungary, whose place among the ances of my highest considera- Bruges, say advices from ~~ . © a ~— roe ‘ = ‘ . . = =e ’ hs: i > elepwic ° 2 ‘ . , . e " . ISstTice, . es eee ee ergeant seeps pis _ a Petey si eo Ol cities in the district other than St. Ile declared that the Austro-EHly Breskens, ™ ‘ 29 fea. ; tOBER -SING ah ‘ ; 4 ‘Goohs CO that the nmaftur lizat { ’) ‘ nt gt lien- I . 38 Qr Lou} Thy C] ‘ P id mnevy ; ae r 4 tila ft Ss ya llan Crave rym nt I 181 ‘ tists } nations we wish to See sale tion. ROBERT ILANSIN ve The (,eTmans continue te retire te : ‘ ; f re ' a , wi wwi}] 7 >: j set +}, Imacio . i “Oa . rY ’ s es - o > . ania eas ‘ . Le >O ry L. (Hank) Weeke, Commissioner! AMSTERDAM, Oct. 19.-—The riili- The Liberty Loan organization ane ~ut Mot resect the President's de- national aspirctions of its own peo- “ . Swed Sf) , far? _ , "“ ‘ +m Oo BUS Te nded were ¢ aypt John N. 1 1h d Li, | 2 Dutch frontier, 4 tyic “— y . $ xs oo. ~ A lies , baad rontier, ee re | samate himiaete han nevtved ct, it to be raleed ts $4,886,456. ti we dition of peace enunciated on Jan L@endorff Forced Also to eee ee | | lbavte Street pdistris Capt, Willinim Live qaiewut 11) i iF arri ‘ ec loo. is a junction on the rai! F , A aie Vv, e. erty - 84 i . : ‘ . ‘TTI. T? ¢ P ‘ — . . by President ‘i. : : G d A . F A . } 4 . . i . : rr) . ' ' ;} ! { i! . +} wa: t ' } ‘ ‘= . ‘ é foe . . ‘ eni \\ ISON) Ty 4 j ¢ J ain an mm eG & PlcruUP L{es- Lyne lowe Arenue bristris xe ANC Drusse! Phi CVacU: in ts ' > ..2* Phat on peo] " i Louis have AMS PERDAM, iat : et “4a! + y er . en ars n Says uar g st r co- eri- . Wav from Bruges to (;hent ‘ + P 9 '¢s »/ . 4 ‘ " . , ' " e ilaid a 1 7 Phillie At orn i) eclared does riavf = fer try th. ; ' >) rAeneE? Te a ox univers l}e> try 4] wWian repiv TC President Lt ilson Mrol auf pre The Co Austria- }] merary e . t ot ° ad . SHING TDA) var nd John J. M Ik s POPUIALIO! ’ ’ = 4) ably will be dispatched on Saturdav eAPAS OAS BIN tCCOrCed the freest OpPpor. n rive g s ea Pp . (3cn. M {rch Also Su a \lhes - ; erman and John J. Meaiy, ail of tiv plea for doubling their subscriptions : . iuamite: at ac aa Sa ad Be : ; uf. ge MY C. T Ii Fad Jw The official text of President Wi j 9 Cot BUOSCIIPol (this) afternoon, according to ad- cunt vf autouenmaus developments PARIS. Oct. 19 Che Germans ar iz ive Entir > lo} in .. 4 7 *Y +; ’ ? T ] (ile >? ac. i ° 5 Liles ai \ A i {3 , . ' sl ; ‘ 8) ' . nn ‘ : lier . @lization eXNaAMELDeEY’, mento?) Pel ae ; : = F Pe ; : ‘ ' , nr ; 2 = a, , oe. } « OLnIZeti | }a i] =t} : ry ¢hy — , } , hief mnayete ta,] lar Lreeaom. whole rich? rmsin’ ‘ ‘ mivot the Mare h Tota the miemivers Of che os n- : 4 i ‘ Y) ‘ \ } i] I i i i . | } ] Wiil O¢ handed to the Swiss Minis- LeOrsou-Gravols Dank tor $100 000, ~ " “ ibm os I eves se es is oc ML ilit he ‘+ ‘ , . * their llanders. WAS continued, Since then fife’ Lis : - : : oe , 1} aAanNnouNnclIigZ hy) rorniy : 7. loteny flhrovne wm} ’ : the “A’lLe ALIAS OMMILLeEe loaay « CEO aT ~~ \" > =o ‘acts bef the P ter at Berlin Saturday afternoon o1 District $551,200 Oversubscribed e aerelenpndh ces ogg yoke 3 gabe Pe hphvcggre Mba \\ 1) ent nference LONDON, Prida Oct. Ty rhe reese Ty Ying 4 : ere eTore ne i}- . a te : 2 ° eae . ‘ - — +.) ‘* Oneine ) ’ , 4 .% ; . ) >. 8 ’ ‘ — - ur e martyr *1) eonte ereriacce . | n laying the fa ’ : ae evening C1@ district’s quota is $260,000,000 Phis Report Says Note Will Not Come ‘“! Lansing also anuude public the canal from the Oise to the Sombre, Whi} ; ; vf French have captured the town of lic ; ry] Nyos ( his conterences iti er : : . foiecii) text of th a , t} hye ‘pete “oo roael and e the conference Was in pros re , , ct board, Ly) { 1 bLis i) I rel wy and t hie sy bse riptions last night 4 tor Several Daves. (}1 cis C@OXC OF iit Austro Hf (ie arla li Wicti tne for °tS of ar Momael ei ii’ i 4 , » 4 , P Dhielt ’ ht irian | ancdey tweet o,f ,. a sn 74 ; > oe sa: 9 ayy r ; f Switzerland Tears of Outbreitks Eivery energy of the organizatiot expected that the Reichstag will bey order ol iv Croverntiie py pivot still holds ' British patrots participating, : ' rLANDERS, Friday, Oct. 18, 10 p. }¢ " «al uri VATRO TESS ~RUADLII I _ ‘) ’ - ‘ . ; ~ ” x4 3 | . . ) + I 4 “ , hea ay ? y ) . ; 1] ’ ; ‘as ° S}f1) fi, tT) ‘ f } i= ] : ) } n,? | ‘ } 7 ; I ° : borvuyy | " ’ ’ , f Py ’ . and of Posters Abasing Former is set todav at-the. task of raising ” Monioned to meet on Tuesday. hear th honor contidentially to bie situation m. hus be summed | allied advance in Belgium a bi l'rench cavalry were renorted ; icf iis reoy) TVWAK IN «A Vigqaorous Lyl- ‘ . - ' : sia A ‘ e ’ 7 « Ps + | : x + - - st ie 2 . 7s? SC > + 4 ) af ee yaaa 4} -, P ;¢; oe sale r > ; . ‘ F a4 ? vee sil . ? ‘ 9% 3 eel ‘ ‘ " " : 63 es, ag lity Military Pavorites. the remainder princinally bv indne tlie Cra Admiral of the fleet’ rans here ik to you the f ~ MP dd & TEACH VDOLW CC he allieg seek perted to h e Tf bre th hel * tLOMIBH oO have reached thi out wr iry ' . ‘ ; ’ 7 hate) : : = . . , . . . o . ‘ . 7 : 4 . " ov ‘ > } — et. ’ . + * . . a. 5 } : ; P 9 ves 3 thi Y lS sed W om Ik ¢ % qua hh a f° ’ As sm TAT cj 1? ss tae te etbser) tye ~ ) Py) yt Crk thaitr Gi); ba Tile chiet ot the Naval stilt yy 7 roOwihp ‘ eeeae Uris . O9T] ti! th [} - rey v ] BUCK 1% is prop Ma the ire eT OPposl © i ruces ae . ‘I i) Ki? of { hen Phas ie | ' ’ off. : ; ; " 4 . > — . ‘ . } 7. ‘4 A . ’ ‘ 1 ¢ a. } 4. ; Bin =e ; . as . 443 7s 4 ‘ . . , ’ . : ; H — . — | lions bot Citiae nship and has collect : “| ide if, et, i.’ Cotte ial mt ; eerintio) 4 Prived I! Merlin for eonsultatioyr periai Teene Peasy ( + rerhninent of C2 YY) ivi* irving to pret frie te (i) thie i rifla¢ eal ltl ‘ it ‘ I nf itie i » : evidence On vhic fo oppose it on Nents issu by ) é Tntente ‘at Of- ie . +} P ’ , . PTT) area et > lit f the KE 1} ) Yate ienrne tel Tl} f : f the transgressor; the h sg \ Vi A cd " ‘ , Th LS A ued N th rire it W m Nilaany 9 ‘ . ; CoV ey] be answer, [ ix believed Chriac Austria HWungu) to ine Preside rit of bite b tiie mSscautl and Valenciennes }) tale Phi vib AAdLi ix PUSHIN fas’ after , 7 wre. , ’ x ) ; 4 Tif aT. wy } } Yen’ +97 ’ ryi? } , ’ ( ey ° . . . ee afro) ai Lllcel)? td] \ ¢ 4) . . ‘ . . . * . ° Se ? ‘4 ‘ ;7 7 i . .* > } ’ _ "7" . ° ee : : . desman’'s scales.—Col- - : BI cops that ” — ms . biCet al atta ate gag dee lished sae raayy ‘ ) 7 ‘ ‘ 3 * ? 4 iif r* , , ’ + + 9 . ; + +43 i Son Gah BES . 4 ‘ 47 P — . : : ' =e : . 3 known that Bevington has lh tg adhe onan aie le ; : life | ‘ The Berlin reports show the hold- Which. has waged war always and,7*'" + ih PPODAMTIIIN, a I ’ me TP ] s e : .% : ® " ‘ b6LIGAVILS Signed Ly Worien resori ee . . } : } ‘ — . Covers IN) the neighborhood of Leo- reaks among the vida ss - T) ’ Cer B ; ; OUSILI of work en. On the otne peateui' Bivenw documentarm CV i- seem to be against the enemy: eT, Oa] p'tis naevernent » Sh ’ A ite british are meeti ~ with if. . ss , f . e | i* i itd ci 4 4 ,f ot) ryy ; - Orie tT) Wh : : : “i ‘ os — s¥ , ‘ . : : : . - e . . ard ar i} T.us 1s ay nyes, that {ine} Tro! , ; f : a ii har a] thre patriotic and econormie as- dence of its readines: ti efor {hye King Alber s ries nre pie S171; 4 e tinge we Pye daded : ° ’ i rié GOnpnositio: nm the # ile i ORL one k “areal | ) ae ; Abus rd neerning the Scription of $1,000,000. The Levis : cael a «| Ladendor’? hart | aol , posi No 3 , peng : aran ee th had been threatened becniuse Abusive Piacards concernihe Mn 71) ki MM “ocin tions, including the great Ge shedding of blood and to arrive at udendortf hard, IIe may be drivén ye pania ‘llustrated: bv the faet to the northward In most places ; " 4 . ‘ : aire Son ’ ‘ } } . "2 Law « * | . * . ; , - Prhiliv dT, alt Baar, | > | per tptpt? . ‘ é ‘ i 1 ' . : .* 4 . . *s +: EARS Weeke case Bevington had asker Ludendorff fave been posted in vari “ : ; vanization of a stubborn detfens:: President of the United States of ae has the ISK Of Tinding troops s ije fo the rapidit of the retreat as , : en “ “wee ‘ —— ‘y", 4 ‘o'r. > , — ‘ y . a ; i ‘ that special police protection be, ous railroad stations in Germany, Tank to “Take Berlin. a America, and offers to conelude with ' Cover another weak spot--namely, To the south in Prance. the Gen [Ir was reported last night that A } - ‘ , } a , ¢ 7 ; ’ 7 ‘ .* - ‘oes - = ‘ . = . a » ; eet) ° ‘ , ; . } i- y- PI " p Eiven to thes: women to nrevent se, e In the expectation that the citv wl] WASTTINGTON, Oct 1‘ f(y,er hind and his allies an artnistice on ne Stenay gap, the back door to the eral said, renewed attacks by Anglo Irrench patrols had entered the out +) . . ? 5 oy " : " " ’ $¢ > . 1 9 4 . ‘ . ‘ 2 i P , + . ‘ , + i ») Tre? hi? year iy * ry® } ry - ss " re nein from We Migs intimidated PY T NK a § over the top eometime this aft - Peictd}.) Wiplomatie dispatches today, every tTront on land, at sea ind ian ben : . tiirougi Luxen DUTE, American torees opposite Douali have skirts of Druges Vr} hy j t been yee *)° 7) - ley »> Y iv? ; ] y - Vers Pee > : ’ } ‘ . ’ Wille ] ls bel 1 tire 3]\ i~s i] val he . , oo ; rhe women mentioned in this con UNSINKABLE SHIP LUCIA SU ernoon, the loan organization has based on) advices from Berlin’ the air and to enter immediately — Hines Pies sen BTSs | carried the allied line up to the ha ontiirmed . , ‘ys roe) ¢ , ' ale} . ; —— 9 | . ‘ ‘ et bes 7 ? ‘ ‘ : . ° , i , (sows al i’ il t} . mi¢ } 4 . ' : Nee tte mare ietue Ray. a negress, ot - HIPPERS HEAR arranged Lat} , ( i¢ Orati@Gh. to eon- fiire Iien [oasel, Switzmeriay? ad, say (Ser- upon nerotiations for : peace fo. ' 7 Peau ‘ i iif Arne rl it} tily constructed (jermoan defen ive "4° ; sfxt P. SOR eG bein op Powlir, *? eh , 13 vas , — : , + ~ “RIGS -otwithstanding all hie f : ; ; ' Sl, Leonard avenue, and a Wworan BY SUBMARIN ' s SISt. of faking Derlin The tank, manv’'s response to President Wil which the 14 points in the message . ; nk ithstanding Nils) eYysten Which follows in a genera: lrench Continue Advance on Line . my4 thos Waar aattic e ence with politicians ning les } is ‘i °it’ Ss. Sas ’ sy . - | - } 4 ' 7 ' - ” . ’ ’ Pine Cibes Matne ICS eaptur: O Tne trnuUsic of It was learned, the gagispacches cé- }? rs will also tye tuken mito i = *enemvy the simginies opportunity fo fatement t a" ihe have reacnecl Br ARNO DOSCH-PLEUROT. a . a . e . . _ .. . ‘ ’ thw Ss] ly nar me es 4 ’ . + . ° . * Affidavit by Negress. She was t« rp doeda bY a SUuDI i Great Lakes band eiare, that the questions involved san! stock (De SRRINES Sane 68S en ae : \ Staff Correspondent of the Post- 1 oy REL: Aa RRO Ef Mei yal 0 PRIN Og hte | EN SP RIA RTE PRI, ee ts ‘ , 1 tha ‘} ele but details as to the Prey A ’ One of the statements in bet in the Atlantic, , : Phe Dankers I f i} ( were oO serioy Ma 1e Cor MfioenNns it rlAn & ' r) é : : nine rr an [- tim? npes Nay’ ’ date of the sinking and the fate of ¢ 1) ! | - pees Dispatch and New ¥Y ig Gains Made. — yen Tn ‘4\ 8 atfidavit is that after she w: ' 7 : e ] n = es Moines, lo Toda’ contrib fiermany so disquieting, that the Lm aa‘, A ’ KKENGR PSPC shane ow ork World, Along ‘la cana! the French hold . — : the creav are lacking. ied {| ‘ ' ' ' ‘ ' si , , siak carte anaiteeheintean: ~ | I l’rave } , \ i not te ' ( i? T oned a8 i (7O" ‘ nnpient Wile 4 i) i,i€ i $ Paiue ae ~ lo j , 1}. - ‘ Cecry ernn) ] " jer ¢ , t l- 4 7 : 11 ane eh » j ' ; P. ie ‘ ‘ f 4’ } fiiti 7 : hie tow?! ' ’ r lla? Lyre A rupign’ . +) } ; ' : il exceii¢ ‘ Shae ao ert Lal " \ ra , or ; £ ‘ " +} . if ‘ry - . > 1 a « rroUuULrI ifs if j aren} , . } ’ twr?~sn ” ‘ : i" ) my ° hoof } ‘ »r*r . ¥.* ‘ . ‘ 7 . tile ; ; \ 4 ; Ti i] af , . ’ ; ’ " ” mu ’ a OpPposilion to Week b nat (y _ ‘er pe. : eye “teas J \ ™ el sina ne] if ib = - _ Cit ' tinal une MCC rer yy of Sful? ‘ f iié { i ee ‘ (>} baNE{ AG hs . Bo ke: a ~," Gb] thea . - . ~“ ' = . ee . A. ' " re Uralization, she was warned by Capt. T, ’ Phe St. Tew Tin und Sheet Metar decision. ey a oe first time durine ¢} - e ane western front as & Whole or to por gion the French first : hgs taken e ; : ; ‘ i 4 ’ . minialy . One re af a “? e4 / @iit f 4 a a ripti | b ee sthid i ; ‘ i: SCHnators Pleased by Note. ] J re PSWikt-tho, he being ie ‘Nad ve itn ine Otel, a 5 head hua fl |)! ne} i ; “ae oT MM nN Di h tA LIac' zs] " eee rsa ls )Y hg 1? ry" Minin 4 , LOWS . ' — taA :. ~ ; ‘ ; ; Ph . ie aail ‘ tj ; i . i » &. rur ope o- 7 Tine re id it 3 Note rejecting thé seh SSNSIO ML 8 serious |} hii . ry he P ‘ ; . ‘ : 4 =" , The district in which the Rav and Sunday | ost- ispatc , $20.000 The ¢(serman answer wav not he tes - : i a nen Lance nm Denrar he German reOirement, staring tas Fast of Rethel the Germans have . " . sia ris T\¢ j ~ opie ,* \" is re ici ; a6 ; *) ; Li i , .. , , oes ss : : j q’, et . ‘? Yj . a } *s* : . ? j bef . ‘ (iff i Tas on of the Federal Cour Is Cor . ? ' } Danish 1 j ’ ‘ne Vise rah — Argonne ua tween the Ardennes Canal and the ’ ae ‘4 Ic ast ‘ oom ‘ ; P os ra " ~~ io . ‘4 . -« : ; 4 ‘ ‘ bia ia 6 i -¢ } " = 4 Lo ’ }i PA US si : —o get voeal iInstructi: nN ls vw yen at Libert, Loa rgunizat 7) iif i:dq@u ar. 4 , ‘ - ry , . g weekly ‘ onferen: e iit Clie \\ . AIC . Pres eu. Mn - ase wi b fact ari Be cy or? [= ti ligaog ry fia ‘50 . : : ; . 8 4 protection to soldiers quartered . ee Te ae , oo a or. rhe (sovernment is believed to TaN ay ee President Wilson’: deas Me Sane , g es rsp “ie Armmbiv-Haut haa been eaptured tt - ° . ‘ +h ws — o* ¢ ' e : } win ers Ldrage * that, YWeaibiif ~ | 7 ine mairtmMmen Senator bt: { 540 One oe vis aNe epee: ‘ iin” fr vy tr , } ; *hys , ; % ‘ ri? *+ » " ‘ - ine etal AGL pS. eamr and yaa . , ‘ + ¥ i mryL ey } ‘4 t} * 4 p7CRS VEE . g " " mii ; Jib if CO ; ti id ei ~s *nr fF .¥ ° YY t the Central Y. M. C. A., a few ie. ae Sg piped eepare as ontemplating the conveking ef 7% . ineaien Relations points. and that Denmark wants only sddition to prisoner ») bloc! if bas achieved in promoting ae Sea Ol ie Bighth District... , chairman of the tPoreign feimtion EOIN sii Ce wer ; \Mieuse 7” oil P ‘ . . . i. ‘ bad . . . = ° ’ . ;),¢* ” : ’ i ) i 1) as >t ; i) ¢ ‘ ‘ _. , »* } *? . ff . » 1 lio . =| = r \ MULAS- AW av. . , " ‘ v0) ' “ elin » ergot aay? sjderalble c edit ly Pe ¢ Ca . Mibiisebot ae Ret hie qc ++ oO one ,* tie eroup Lid the sie) ile i pra of os h es Wik. Ww) la et! ra rar ow - i if BLA Le THIET, rena ‘ ‘ > nora " si f 4 a Cry if 1 : ae 5. . ’ . iy ey A i? toe ° “ " ‘ > e wt. neas ‘ 4 an vs 2 >* , , , ‘ ™ Lil sa s i ' Lie yp) ras os ros ° ‘* bontry in Desk Book. e ? . = * . , fan) Aidbeict * ge Re : : at NS ‘) € wjriadll) the Malley eC: Be 1I)- oe j P ¢ ‘? ~t+hare ’ a 4 hy ; infihabited bye’ hie ‘* peopie “ . I ry i? iz t? ” Ti whit The eat res of \ ® ' +} 4 2.1n ¥ * our Do" S fF) IP battle ai iris 4 Wis Te | - try , ¥ hy ifs ‘ . e ae . — a te . ‘That i ull, ah dif i} iJ i : : ‘ ress, he sa ici the Arneris fr) arn ot 4 . \ mn He desk book uit the Dayton . : , ee , ri a : ’ . ited sien ' ait ‘ coc 4 he - Fas ; ota _ ty «s ‘ sie: ‘ , ‘ . ' at ay Twi ‘ a@inet stil eS ix Dispatch reporter found this entry Problems of Resto ne Peace K ve 7 i tena l CA, rhe \ orwaerisS aiso pur ishes an te ; raise {}re boundary question + hen wal u r iru again i or Aer the enem\ troops who atte nipt AVANSVILIC ANG Lilie Other « ; tance The Twenty-ninth (New Jer- " ‘ ‘ " ‘ ; in Capt. Pickel’s handwrtiing: Viewed From a Military | es MM articie Which says at the factories in ~"\.. ei} bill ex. the proper time comes ei at all costa to maintain their pot. - ’ the district, whose ov: rStrbsecs ‘ : , ‘Tt seems to me Mm Tiil CMe Dili : bela t . , , \ ' : . ‘ ‘ ‘) 4 ' : . « = | eis ‘ : rr rny, hepa ‘ . . , ‘ - oe =e . . 4 ; &, T il e ‘ : bar " Sen. 8 8 Pp mM Sergeatns of | Point of View Why the al ee a } , a ‘iptions Lerlin, the workmen open)y issert ; , } se mr Virg Y ns bar 2 tion on the west bank of the Oise have haiae UDP Wha Nel Lou a and Lyiatrict of ¢ olurpbia troops) was eran : ‘ : vi. +1) ; +, si? fin } ‘ lac I - } ’ iT ‘ j Le naenice . . »* i" LAAN ° Pay \* ; " = ame lan , 74 ‘ . ; neath : . ¥ “ | Fates Naturalization Office. || Where the Tide of War Turned 500 has bee: ee County, $1,031,- Committees hacen coat angements have been made by the! now acting as a depot division on the .-. .169 ase in our hands. as well Ba 2 ” " ‘Sig : CAPT 2 nl h : A: fr : a ; si a hes dau : 7 bee fornished tmmeciately to the reseued ew lbawing inet ore . in bPrance, * th Picke) received a letter on esta Arerican farees halted the , Peace © ean, wins in ARS . Ry the Aso ed _— ’ ' , : MaVIRE Ju mash ihe an eget . M more than (J000 prisoners We atone sy « —- . ‘ ‘i ae ¥ . biter " > ‘ ‘ a ’ . .* ° , sé , bseitiae , ’ , ~ "a ew + 4) -e ; . ions . . 4 ° Ca lay g Tie ery of the Naturalization office drive for Paria atrikis “~ eh LialtTRe Grd (idig ] .I2 IS. i? 14 Dhiers —— i \4 ASTTIN Tarn ar is | i¢ f jlian Poprracteye ; ie PiU rhirty-ei@hth Digciainn fjindianna ' . os ' MOUPAGL : iri, I i a, : eke : Pr ad PES ; a — . , ave captured ° eune a large : ana that } arte “il the sts ; } : : } - \ Poatoorga | ’ ' Ther panic Of the ebriine 1} rrarn —. anen of the reoh Siovak na Hierbert Liev ei ene oa Se n¢ Kentucky ane Weert Virginia? ha - BR num . le entered the station will reproduce, ms th 60 a ' ' pene . ot ber of machine gune and important a this leiter ir his hand ana said: ’ f vure Section ° ’ ha ae hee Lean Ase : rhursaa +a f ‘ji 4 ' ‘ fy rion ) , ure) "iale : 4 ‘ P recnenized 14% +} Cc T . ‘sf i ~ f ate or ct Ii i? sy? 5 , ; | 7 } Tv) j “enat rs vw ‘re ri fess _ ec «? owed ete - . r er our opy 0 a 1] Ty ere of lox? . Bane ’ . ny het har ? wy ci? %« . ts = ‘ . > es ; ae P helliewe: "my? 4 a } d for U5) hit Ihe : ef Lom " J he a t of ihe 4 "he we have j , , r) ‘ ‘ . ’ ‘ ‘ * | ; ’ i " 1} . ‘ - * . ; J ns? @€h - tf. mission tentinued en Page °, (clume & cleared out the enemy from the ge Con ’ > ‘AY - ! ’ i Sa] rye .- ' P a tinued om Wage 2, Column |. Soon SS pon ’ iO LU per cent tontianed on Urge 2, Cotumn 6. ‘ ee os
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zion between the canal and the Aisne west of Attigny. We have taken pos- session of Ambly-Haut and have cap- behind the German Verdun Friday One of the ing expedition lines northwest ' | have been accounted for. | | —_____ $TLOUIS POST-DISPATCR ee en __ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCR See 4 nal and —— | took part in the al-American bom-| NEARLY 100,000 ON STREETS ALLIES WIN AND 1 of ’ a GREET ALLIES IN LILLE | Map Showing Territory T AMG Pe Om oS FIR in the efared prisoners.”’ | * * . —— : —— | isons - : - —— a 140 airplanes taking part . ' an im™m —— | ; ee , Sven a Cow That Had Been Hidden } eR ; ; f ‘ai ad bee oO d missin but it Ey » : “REPORTS FROM THE J raid had been reported n . From Germans for Four Years ) | y NM Dp | returned during the night. Heine! Celebration. Tit ALLIED WAR FRONT L L a Latest reports from the different a ee ae es © ~ . ; t] at plasies By the Associated Press. ss ~ ¢ «ec , - ‘ > Sc LONDON, Friday, Oct. 18.-—In tte sida \ “¢ points bombed: by the expedition.; 4.. 5). 4), ohhers wanted their Enemy Into Finland in continuation of the offensive south of bes it | While the bombing squadrons at- : 5 North. au Le Cateau, Field Marshal Haig’s ° : co" Americans Contin to | tacked the towns and villages, two babies kissed, and’one was bombarde * Bt troops have captured the village of 2 Ghent £5 ue Oo m- squadrons of pursuit airplanes flying, ed with embraces, hand shakes, Wassigny, the British commander re-| | . \ d —— - into one or two streets, all hysterical y and troops have entered Bazuel, still fur- Ypres ~ ee om ee Oy CHEN = s Suecesses and Cap- with joy and’all intent in expressing detachments have Surrounded «. ; 0 BRUSSELS® sage and the Wood ershing Report | . : . ther north. More than 12060 prison- as f" CY 4 io ‘ Aix: la-Chapelle : ture of Prisoners. their gratitude on being liberated. Bolsheviki forces in the iF ers and a few guns were taken inthe, —» ow oe” S Pd . Associated Press, : / ' “3 the capture of Bazuel. , ‘ ms | WITH THE AMERICAN FORCES Veyond Grand Pre and have im- U-BOAT WOUNDS FIGHT MEN _ At last reports Bolsheyiti‘s. was shot an “North of the Sensee Canal the NORTHWEST OF VERDUN Ovet proved their positions throughout the inforcements were reported a8 the rear of 1 &dvance continued. We have driven / , 19.—Gen. Pershing’s troops today ine. One thousand additional pris- ON RETURNING TRANSPORT ing and the allied forces were at 7 o'clock . > | . — : : ¢ } i? r « " ; ‘* the German rear guards from Emer- * continued to improve their positions GUC have been taken.” a hail of shrapnel shells and “S men wae von chicourt and Pecquencourt, and ar.: Pal. ; ‘a ; Hie» poms.”’ bullets into I ' in the region of Bantheville and the bmeisa% the “ Converted G Ship Pscapes Af , a in cor te ° 4 : : = 4 i ) casioan: ‘ . ° their e! itact_ with the enemy east of H some indications th: ermans “MERE AUTONOMY T ccasionally a six-inch shell fgg gg ™*d¢ , : J y i Rpagpese some indications that the Germans er Two-Hour Running alt AO a . it Vred and Cattelet. \ we Dilanhinn o wideashl te 40 ope a Dolshevik gunboat or a land bat. Two witnei ‘ ; : ‘ e-em ; ‘ me | "All ‘> Vii { ¥ ¥ = . . y :+. . : “Between the Sensee Canal and ire: belteved 4h ad: ae Pe ' FOR SUBJECTS NOT bia ee — at tery would strike. 3 that his ass > : > > : ex ) (je- . ae Associated *'r eee the Lys ‘er 1 tres ‘e n ’ “irr ; The positions: the a) ! that only pa _ nage a es forced 0 | fenses a few miles in the rear. NOW ACCEPTABLE’ AN ATLANTIC PORT. Oct. 19. seas rar - ) : ae . one yo “ne y ran f , Successes | ; ’ bi@: re ele - ; - vo oa my by ee ee | This possible retirement of the Continned From Page One The homeward-bound army trans- ly . veo eek ening $07 C€ continued. Our troops, pressing for- |! ‘ iy. “ & . ae? Ereatiy superior forces The % ‘ vineky, = ward despite considerable opposition Germans is believed to be due to port Amphion had a two hours’ run- perating along the D ' es re masks »S PC s rable 8 ) A di, , . O Paling aiong ; > wor - from the enemy's rear sali have — y | the nienacing position of the Ame rji- facto (;overnmes nf. The declaration. ning fight VW ith a (;erman submarine Reivers ae o by en pie = their faces. aie a ‘ rose Gee ae pt saad | \ a f . XX ‘in cans nt the edre of the kx riemhbheld renouncing nllewians fa) tn the Haps- S00 miles off the Atlantic coast last fall ofr i. eo W ater oat > ee by $ die atrect. ® five ore Bree 1 | dongwy he — line below Landers-et-St. Georges, burg dynastv and announcing prin- Saturday morning, in which eight stuck on saniiieed pete al . Three of the ; a ; s : ' ‘ . mtu ii 4 é g a F - seen — re Ge ers : ; are C¢ Ss . : atio of ; Pn - men n * Americ S ‘* a , Further north our advance de- ES DAMES ; n! whe é ren, I : hing S men al ciples for the foundation of a re pub Lif a the Ameri eid hip wer ress by gunboats at critical ti ie shirt sleeves. tachments have crossed the Marequ | NS BE steadily advancing. lie, Was issued in Paris and a copy. Wounded, two fatally. The transport me Marchlews . ; : sai Ahi : ‘he | . S incourt T ; ie ( ; ariv is } 4 as 7.) hn: ie reas] } Pil. arrive re este - ¢ gs ae . River between Sainghin and Chereng ‘Compiegne Ss Op 4 7 The Germans early this morning has been nande d to J’re sident Wil ed here yesterday and reported Poa Ee e the police a: feleht miles east of Lille) and are . aroncourt launched a counter-attack upon the son by J. Cisar of the council's staff that so far as those aboard could de- it. Loftis Pros & Co 20 fh aoe eee ene time chi approaching the latter village.” as °. ° American positions in La Grande in Washington. termine, the submarine was not bad- cciuiididinlenatae ts " wg murder for “The troops of the first army iii >= a Montgane. The attack, what pre The document is signed by Dr... ly damaged, if at all. Author of Noted Hymn Dies. Madden, wh . . ‘ _ ‘ a i o . ‘ r * , . vr . ; . command of Gen. Horne have com > = 0 ans ceded by a heavy artillery fire, was Thomas (;. Masaryk, president of the Che first shots carried away the np, the Associated Press , “enth and | pleted the capture of Douai and have oO "a » 4 repulsed. council, as Premier and Minister of Amphion’s wireless and she was un- NEW YORK, Oct. 19, trom where | made progress east of the town. On *o ¥, The Germans this morning con- Finance, and by other officers of the able to call for help. The naval gun Crozat Converse, lawyer, inventor, The only witt “this front we now have reached the cane te arine @ © Tr ‘ . \ | tinued their harassing fire ernst of provisional (;overnment. crews replied to the enemy shots and sat and con poser of “What a cer disappea' . wri ‘ } > Pixrar " “fh - — ‘ : . Ms . “ ! . ~~ " ‘ > . ‘ "os 4 ‘* - . = ™ , general line of Marquette-Em-QOs- .,& i=) oy nD Pe. | tne tiver Meuse. the pelgee ete 2.0: crowded on all ste a) riend We Hiave in Jesus and Fi + as every eff ' trevant, Masny, Bersee, Fretin, Sain- | Chateau-Thierry Thiaucourt? 2500 oe ee Draft of Hungarian Address to Em. finally drawing away from the sub- famous hymns, died yesterday athe B® the Circuit 4 , } —_“_, ‘ a . . ‘ ¢ P : y e —S Pai — a . » : Pr, * ghin and Ascq. North of Asecq the | rad V8 Ee cee ee Veen al cake Yankees Masily ‘Repulse the German peror Demands Complete marine. The transport S superstruc- naan in Englewood, N. J., @ case. troops of (Jen. Plumer'’s second army | — : _ . . 7 3 ; ; ‘ " ( er ton Attacks. Independence. ture Was riddled VW ith shells, to Wes received here tonight. He A month a , , ‘ *¥ 1 Associate Tess {QT Kh . ss ; , P away - "aS Suv ye ; are east of Roubaix and Tourcoing.”’| of the Belgian coast, according to y the : ociated : ess, AMSTERDAM, Oct. 139. Hiun- After running away from the sub- Was 5v years old. rested on a 7 ae information received by the Evening erm M t R tr t t . WITHL THE AMERICAN ARMY. gary must return to its autonomy marine, the Amphion put into an women near Belgians’ Line as It Ran Last Night.| News. The allied line now extends ans us e €a 0 NORTHWEST Ol VERDUN, Friday, and complete independence,” de- island erty where the more seriously — rele ane HAVRE, Friday, Oct. 18.—-In the! from a position on the Dutch const ‘. 5 Oct. 18.—Feeble counter attacks clares the draft of an address to wounded were landed. On her arrivy- ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH case when capture of Oostroosebeke today Bel-' to the East of Bruges and to the mh ~~ =. made by the sermans this; King ¢ haries 7 hich oe read at the - mete, Se ees — to: Snip- “ , —_ , one Se oe gian troops took 200 ®risoners, says) south of Courtrai euse, an eir ine ay e morning east of the Meuse river, but conclusion of the sitting of the lower yard for repzirs. Names of the Pounded “4 ee ak PULITZER from two be eS . : , ee . rte . . , . of. a 87! " : a supplementary official statement sche cieticuicsiad they batiastg easily repulsed. here house of the Hungarian Parliament, wounded men were not given out Published Daily by the Pulitzer Publ and was ord from the Belgian War Office tonight | British-Belgian Front Moving Rap- - ° were lively artillery duels during the says a Budapest dispatch. nere. Most of them were sail ts ae, 1 oe ee tion into. tm In the march on Bruges, Belgian | idly Forward. ro en in or a S mon S morning, but little infantry fighting. “Hungary is in harmony with the have been members of the gun Member Audit Bureau of Ci eerren. 4 cavalry captured 300 Germans. The By the Associated Press >| The Germans continue to reply international currents based on the crews. ; . roulations short time b statement reads: WITH THE ALLIED FORCES IN 7 chiefly on machine guns to check the “noble principles of President Wil- Amphion was formerly the North The Asteriated) Pree eee found linkin . 2 - = . . ‘ a ee - s ¥ é - 8 i | : » ciu v “The Belgian troops resumed the BELGIUM, Oct. 19, (Afternoon.)- Americans but even these weapons sons points,’ the addres ads. German Lloyd liner Koln and is of titled > the use fee republication "aa murder. He , : > . 3 Ba > , : ™ " . y ee » i e » . ‘ ’ “’ ’ . . . oe - sie P om f news dis c re, ; — “Advance this morning in conjunction | !/he towns of Chereng, Masny, Vred Breach in Enemy’s Front as He Retires Across are almost quiet in the eastern por- _ ——_—_— (409 gross tons and has a speed of wise pom ay Age aay BF ond ae during a fig! “with the French. The Belgians on and Cattelet have been captured by tion of this sector. RUSH T0 JOIN WHEN NAVY 1242 knots an hour. .She was seized Pehilectine ar ae berate. All The bods . the north had reached the genera! the allied forces. Belgium VWV ould Mean Invasion of ( rer- American patrols have been active | at Boston when this country entered are also reserved. spatcaes morgue. Th - line of Ostend, Oudenburg, Ettel- The entire British and Belgian in the center and on the left wing, RECRUITING BEGINS AGAIN the war and after being repaired by SUBSCRIPTION RATER BY MAI lewski had a mm ‘ al . - 7 . e 2 . e ‘ P > " . . es .% “ oo “ ghem, Verssenaere, St. Andre and front sul was moving forward this man Soil Critic Points Out where they have established outpost sats the Shipping Board was turned over ; _ ADVANCE L & latest two hi « St. Michel ,; morning. The Belgians were gain- ? : lines north of Cote de. Chatillon The United St ie 3 oe to the army as a transport. et ca te gy = LA py one yank te North Thirt q ing steadily, and the British in the ee ee Thev have partially cleaned out tom abast . pre cabin ae a ———--—__—_—___— _ >: only, one year ...... . bee O'Fallon str yi north, advancing in the face of con- . —_ ahieieines , ; Loges wood and penétrated further —“ ”.o O7) OPeEne — as so y ce Tremms . et ete oe ee eee —— , BERLIN ADMITS siderable opposition occupied the By FRANK H. SIMONDS, nm the next fortnight, including Ant- aes Bantheville weed Because of recruits after having been closed age ee t wheged ae | OE, ee oe — . iH ma ws ’ : : Author of ‘The Great War.” werp and frucssels. » . @ > aan i a > ay . Si) ee Sle - so »s t e¢ sir yoy pe , P as , a ‘ ) “ants O ee be 2 z 7 iS ii- ers . tes Per iba Fa P ica ; ¢ . ‘i , : . . a . haste “ise ppuwerters ighaggr up a stiff resistance on the American ,, oe lM be : ble nake | rag their home front does not crumble Americans Gain Success by Surpris- ee ee ‘vansas and Arkansas, F off eh Between le Cateau and the Oise,| jine northwest of Metz. between Ar. | CrMans Wu! be able to make ete" before their battle line collapses. ai he Ge aaa. and the district will have a limited | “T ¢hallen : British, French and Americans at- gonne Forest and the -Meuse On halts upon several! other lines. They Rut - th ; ing (ne : ‘Crmans. monthly allotment. = any such le ¢ tempted to break through. On both this front. w hich is about oy mij. can, for example, stand for a little plea sid 4 , : is about v9 miles longer on tl} line of the Sehelat. CMY be «a way station on the road to WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY . alization Of a es 0 ee Cateau, the Statement in length the Americans face %50 onger on 1¢ Ine oO thie scheldt, é ‘ - . ih ye GO ‘ dali oie eh Lieutenant-( olone!l McCorid's Son ; ri { , adds, attacks broke down O00 Ce rie : mie ans Ake’ =" trom Valenciennes to Ghent, but the ‘Me Rhine, because once the Ger- NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Fri- Wounded : : ‘ wets cen ‘ ‘ : , ‘rmans, W are aking 2% - sees a ai ae ; roe : , tte : ; tis porate slats t rabies Co me upward thrust of the British from [#5 have retired to it nothing is day, Oct. 18, 4 p. m.—-The Americans gy the Associated Preas latter, e ‘rate efforts to prevent the Ameri- a ore certai , _ th) we $1 ise EFPERSO’N critry , . : Tanks Manned by Americans Lead aaah: tine Sete a page eh . st a. Le Cateau, where they are already ™O0T Ce rtain than that Foch will re- SPreae another surprise over the JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 19 Wor 4 , Assault. ences : Ga sweeping vic- east of the Scheldt would make ' new his at ack, not in -elgium, but (;,ermans today, the infantry advanc- Lieutenant-Colone!] James H{ Me old of t : 4 . : : 9 . . . , . ‘ : “ : es ’ . “s :% . By the Associated Presa. To Maan” oft = long stay dangerous, as it would i Aisace-Lorraine, where there is no! ing north of Romagne and taking | Cord, in charge of the administra “— the Dayt ' 4 bd * + . , ae cers \ ‘ 'e 7 . . . ° . ior , one f ° Pe oi{3} » te? 437 > . ‘ . the | WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES, turned from the front ne vere . threaten the flank and rear of all the “““ter barrier and the opportunity Bantheville without artillery prep-. tion of the selective draft in Mis- : - tae on x . = e e ( I : “) ‘ » oO fF yy 6 . - “er ; ° : - . ; ey ; - EAST )k CAMBRAT., Friday, Oct. at ae i “a a i 2 If your kidnevs seem we; k. «) ; ; ; t > was ¢ gineers had finished their work ang YTiously at Camp Lee last night by an "en and retreat. a. the French disaster of Sedan. DI emics liet : De , : Van, Change to a sumple, light he Police } . ag . _. vs. ‘ oO res 7 . ar et ‘ i f ‘ . > . , . ‘ : i a * then went over with the infantry. explosion of high-power gas explo It is onty at the Meu: that the fe sia . Xt few days LIS POSSIDL, Di : CLE | : ari Tanke oans Kidney Pills, the special kidney : termar. ‘ : sive shells. while preparations were Germans will have a defensive line a ha ii e : eal, i remote. It wil] 1isease germs have a hard job when they tackle medicine Sf) well recommeded by your own towns- ” into deta ° . ' > , vs Titel ale bat wie ; 4 TW. , — : , « » : ty ee - . Whole Belgian Coast Captured by being made for a practice night at of really great natural strength. for , a . % ths ath le, If there is any coi- a sound body. people. | ‘ ee poem : Allies. tack under gas conditions for the Meuse is a considerable stpeam °° .2 USE , , . reading ‘ a ON 3 ee b : oO the euse | a iIsiderable stpean The -Germans are thus an sees Epidemics of Influenza, Grippe etc. pass by . ernment ** LONDON, Oct. 19, 2:30 >. t.«A}. student officers. The explosion shook below Namur Thev would hage the t) us Spproacn who keep themse] ° ’ °,° - ft I . iy ‘ ‘ ied forces have captured the whole buildines m Petersburg and created forts of Liege and Namur. xt hic h oe — fast ditch, where the: mus E ‘. “ ves in good condition. OUIS xperiences: mA lansur t / ’ sland they re * rrevoen ‘ . . ; Der is ~ ereat excitement here, have ‘been reconstructed as support - : . P - oe -xercise, fresh alr, sleep and wholesome food are ¢ ee 4 14 oo — . ,aSION) oy 5 ¢? ‘ , or hye sine ‘) Steiner “4 ; ne j — ing works, and good and easy reat linn: ¢8 reg ny at th poin the best promoters of good health F | % St » $2 Ha c; uf Humphrey, 2609 td if cou : wor mM :, , is S neon were they can least resist invasion ~ . , * Ord st ive 4 f Virgin a: “T Tyee wo ward communications with Germams : ’ .irginia AY RAYS ‘ ' 3 | If the :° rr) } are t 2 cm phe ‘ : Namely, alone the Releinn frontioy Sound bodies rarely suffer from colds but bodies . at} Wa \ have suffered more or lesa arther i? os . , is! 4 t) she Kf it iv s }« " . - = a ' ’ 7¥ '* ; ; ? ; ‘ . a ell How St Lou ] M h t ndanful stand weat of the Rhine che, | West of Aix la Chapelle. Such an 1 ravaged by colds are easv prey for all manner of oa ppled up wit! prom | uaney. 7) ‘i> yeenrs ne Piver noe cat ‘ t 4 : e , ‘ . >\ nm. si* > » siierht retuy P 4 the . P a ample of | ON] -DINS} A I pained both night and da, “~ mt = — aces nev: “4Y afterno ‘ . : ; ' \ i ; » «* tweet \ ile ft ts. . ; . +} : ‘ ‘ ‘ , ; a as ; haat : . is g - the mt. Louis merehants bought the Ravdnane inate up sos hte ee eae ~ oa i\é ONniv fatally VW Pak spot in and |] COU d sree but little er failed to give me the As deacri . : , present Germany's defensive armor rest at night [ had dizzy best of results (State- 1 oung the « . moment, preserved their armies in And if the Germans ca = spells, too. Gus af nam ment given May 9%. 1916.) resitent } s ; Oo umns tact, although the latest collapse be at the Meuse ; ; th a a — . ” friends tuld rie about On May bis Lois. Mr. es “ ¥ Z tween the he dt ind the nen - : - i ‘ jsé at ie hold (mat barrier. “25 1" Doan ed K idns 7 pri) | bivire ohre x Faye eee re you 3 ; . " e . ‘ i fly et : the ' :, ‘ bOigiura back to the Rhine, ¥ canno
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i ome NAND LOSE USSAN BATTLES) ee Ee Under Heavy Odds c Dvina, but Drive f Into Finland in North. ted Presa DAM, Oct. 19 -—The Den | unteer army and Other have Surrounded the forces in the northern ys 4 dispatch from Kiey, of the Bolsheviki te nd Tzaritzyn has been oe ted Press 1EL,, Northern a rsday, Oct. 17.—Allie@ Dvina have been with. over Six miles, in the tack by greatly SU Derior h had been reinforced rad and apparently com. ompetent officers, The was successful under a ardment. reports Solshevik re- were reported advanc. allied forces were under apnel shells v . . ices Wht S. Oe ee eee a ee oT ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee en. So Scr er tener Meee ho rn a — ie 4" ™ ae ts Dee le ng ee ° eel ran gee pete ONTO ’ Tome oe ae
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SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 19. 1918 STIOUIS PO eg | eee 222 eee eas —— ee a a =—- —— —_— ———— ee ane, eee a a or ——— oe onan p Doat AT 4 P.M Mher No Restri io Fight Int None K All denartment> saday. “ iH} close a Bio”. the pree Health Com nis The purpose © she crowdll e the evening mution against 7) oe Tire order ¥ yntil further ' A conference wa wn Mayor Kiel loff 1) er Stark: elfare Schmollan « ys, at whit h the cle paris nt stor i be held fi fhursday possibility ifter nen! yctors d iett the . pea deciaration fie nen | that street c * } wel mi essential ings 2 es an un , =e There have be n 2 sfiuenza it at. J eaith (“orm m iSslon me effective, A Little Shove From Everyone - and St. Louis Will Make It! = ( ‘Ga W . ? -aamne of closing of ‘ a. sissioner's office . Bs 3 The number of aale slosins order {8 o35/ On ou e p a Fe. H cases since tire ae 2 ood ppearance : Eiieases that deveio ae . ae . compared | Pm abi. * | ; a Meaths last week. Samideaths yesterday rel e not er QO on a Bumber of new cmt x In East St. Lot © ~Beases of influenz Bmakins © total of rces' number re day. Two deaths, im 17, were report There were 54 @ cit’ hospital d . ‘ nt 3 nding today nz patients cdiec No matter how many times you have ae subscribed, you certainly can take | eke Broddet another $50 Bond and pay for it $4 | es Sethe hospital. down and $2 a week. Buy one for your- aaa self, buy one for your wife—buy each of oe ood } ourteen orted in the cou your children one of them. __ 3 ered tne Jeffers! Memo! — Close: ed MUN ies _" Window open at All banks and trust companies will re- main open until 7 P. M. tonight to ae: receive Liberty Bond subscriptions. All oe ward headquarters will be open until Ee midnight. Official solicitors, wearing the official badge, will be on the streets dur- ing the day and evening, to sell these coupon books. eer) lf you buy on the street be sure to see that the solicitor wears the official badge. Buy—Boost—and Bomb Berlin! This Advertisement is contributed toward winning. the war by St. Louis Clearing House and Associated Banks |
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a ' ppealr cmeesterday. q a a denart! % he de re irlrié a “ »7 means Wiis be mirank Savaice, 325 Bena street, B00 lourteen Seported “ aere ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SATURDAY EVENING, oo SERRE pete me CTOBER 19, pSMESTICUE BOOK REVIEWSMARKET CANDY COMMON IS ACTIVE AT4 P.M. NEXT WEEK hiher New Restrictions Ordered ~ to Fight Influenza and None Relaxed. nent Stores beginning at4p m., present closing time, vill close Instead the be Health Commissioner ordered to . The purpose of the order the crowding of street ring the rush hours, ution the spread of wna. Tire Will remain in Beuntil further notice. "A conference was today be wn Mayor Wiel. Hlealth Commi Director of Public and thertrical man the stores evening arainst order held *, ote Vy ‘¢ starni If, felfare rs, al Schmoll which Suggestion as to { was made by theater men wer: ibility of the lifted next week. officials and phvysi- the Mayor's o: morning to dis- lifting the or- the Mayor. The Big ther Baxcing order b Was HO Poss Cling ting of held in Thursday ibility of after next it Supt. ¢ next igss the poss r week Mavor be United me company Was ana ‘ameron of Railways had told him operating all the handicapped and con Wi many ‘ . Iw le i Sal i could, wus of motermen men company’s employs e declaration of the War Depart- ent that street car operation was ap unessential industry. There have been 162 deaths from fuenza in St. Louis the Jealth Commissioner's closing order same effective, Oct. 7. Of this umber 11S have occurred this week, ot including 18 today up to the time he of closing of the Wealth Com- sissioner's office at noon, The number of since the josing order Is 59545 and the total of jcases since the disease made its ‘ance is #3584. The number of this week is 1834 that de since Cases macs that developed B15, as compared sloped jast week. ‘There were 4°? maths last week The number of yesterday wus 24 and the ost tod 165 new were reported, 798. "This is the on any one Two deaths, bringing the tota! ‘te 17. were reported. There were 34 me city hospital during the mxding today at 9 a. m. Six influ- patients died during the same They were Elizabeth Bes- Mersha, 4406 Khaston avenue; Vera miton, 1603 Olive street: tobbin F odder Wirkwood: Olive street: La \\ ith f new cases St. Louis influenza a total of humber reported admitted to "4 hours cases Ruth and Twentieth , cases al Salle strect. North mreet. There now are 234 Bike hospital. brought the total] Hospital, 5600 Ar- There was one Williarn street. occurred Two a the new Isolation up to So. there vesterday 1425 North Twelfth death in the county Miss Nellie Kettler died home, 525 Geyer road, Kirk- beyw were re- making a tota! CASES feat} wour!. One her cases in the county, m 35; Health Commissioner Starkloff or the Art Museum, the Zoo and Jefferson Memorial in Forest Park Closed) and the operditon of the line would and measures to rerowding aid with pre hus he pee yy be, kreeniun. sul barracks, me Sotuation “Beon eharar there as ‘very were only udmiissions at the hos- yesterday and cight pneumonia following number of un- has fallen below 600, the maximum last week was tah today Improved,” There infinenza there irom The reatment CASES leuchers in. the public indicated a de- emergency met Mduecation building told that they might rs to -inform the of conditions in there is need of in household work. will the exporting phvsi- pBive the enpartment con offers of use of lans and ly te} ‘ . » Health OMmMirmMissioner Starkloff Md City Coun Daues vesterdayv a probability of compell- landlords ho have failed to fur- n “ay. er heat in apartment build- fo furnish heat as a protection M those who. iuse of their con- Rition. le more susceptible homes are chilly. Bank Statement. TOR! Ow 9 The Paring house banks . ‘ the ‘Wweeeh shows Sete 1a) ors ae PACES of free . decrease of § selor MECUSSE J beecs ATO Tha “Ontagion if RAS a ihe Ff i@sal ' 21. 221,530 Actual conditior $4.65. 889 0008 ade in own vaults iSp ecia . lecreac«e | 4 or : ke eeaer inke« $s. 18 115.000 cds Reserve in o7 t)t rompanies ( S1O.117 000 ’ deporit. panies, &7. 82° = _ Devo it« " ? pe Lee ’ O02, OOO “t hank $104 (14.000 be ttl ¢ane , -* ae “S21.92). vw Suny i trust paeenies : isco tad "48. 100. ase. $S7 iruat 7.80 eos london Money, ‘x¢ 19 Mone t She raion, ebert and ’ vt pe — sh —., DEATHS in J¢eNs.- on . Ot 10:8. pp m ‘ 'M@e Cireyene) beloved wife of Harrs ' ck, Foe a sag ; , Pre ond Wilbeirine ‘) Rin LHveimina of. OUP dear sister aril sister-in-law, af ace of LA \eares ra Mor dar, at - a2: Fidney street. tu ery Mater ———’) Thursday. h’aulipa - 30 op mm. frem ree - New Bethlehem ’rivate. {es ! spent upon, (dence Klizabeth | i ‘‘Aliens.”’ ‘to make it over. ‘ways thing. , doesn t 2, _ ee a eR ‘THE SILENT W ATCHERS, ENNETT COPPLESTONE's 20 page account of the battle be- tween the Sydney and the Em- Tt is the McPhee wa\ den. érs. °° in his book, ‘ will thrill The somewhat ‘The Silent Watch- American readers. meager narratives of that famous engagement that were Siven at the time did not half ax- Suage the general curiosity. Mr Copplestone has had access ‘in this, as in the other descriptions of British naval actions with which the book is filled, to high Sources of iy nfor mation and his account can therefore be “e- ceived as entirely accurate. [lis de- scriptions graphic, lively and spirited, and so full of the tang of the sea and the intimate life of the navy that they might have been writ- ten by some naval officer who had his life in wardroom and on The chapter on “How the Syd- ney Met the Emden” is worth read- ing, not only because of its historical ilue as an accurate account of a famous and important sea engage- ment, but also because of its pictur- esque and chivalrous features, its thrilling momeagts and the warm hu- Inanity with which the story is told. dozen or more other achievements of: the British navy ia the present war told with the same accuracy breeziness and feeling of actuality. And there is also tucked in here ana sometimes at length and some- fimes in only a sentence or two. moat interesting comment upon the British navy and upon the men who earrv on the traditions of the service. And these men are also quoted entertain- ingly as to their views of their work and their opinions of their enemy. ‘one of them, for instance, who has had some experience running down (;erman submarines, remarks: ‘“‘We used to think that the Germans were a stolid race, but they aren't. have nerves like red-hot wires. I have seen a erew come captured submarine, trembling and shivering and crying. } suppose that frightfulness gets over like drink or drugs of assorted bauchery.” (EE, Dutton & Co.) are deck, are there, de- “hRILTIE Mecoy.” ORN in Holland, Mich., of Dutch parents, the young soldier who is the subject of this lively war autobiography had trouble in en- listing at the beginning of the war. His Dutch name was such a handi- cap that he found it necessary to change it, so became Patrick Ter- rence McCo Minlisting in a High- land regiment, he got the nickname of “Kiltie MeCoy.’ There is estate pleasant humor in the book and some tragic chapters. Having five sisters at home, the evi- of (:erman bestial cruelty to l’rench girls and women steeled this voung soldier's heart against mere to the Hun and enabled him to -go ‘through with the work of annihila- tior. which is frequently the duty of raiders and bombers. He tells of this in most realistic fashion Tlis story carries the reader from _ the early days, when the Sritish were caught without bombs, gas and other (Clerman-invent weapons, up to the third year, wher. the a! prepon derance in arms began to be gent (Bobbs-Merr:l! Co.) ———- A DREAMER UNDER ARMs. HE DREAMER in this case is a voung Englishman of cultivated, literary tastes, who is ianpelled to enlist when the war broke out. How he developed from a mere dreamer into a doer and a fighter is wel) told by F. CG. Hurrell, the author of this interesting War romance. Incident- ally, the Dreamer inspires a fellow soldier to conquer in a personal) fight a coroamon failing-——drunken- and to become another Drearn- er Under Arms. One of the most in- teresting chapters in the book is the Dreamer’s explanation of his rather religious ideal, for the ben- matter-of-fact fellows in The final chapters, de- recovery from shell- union of the Dreamer left behind in En- those who look story. (EB. P. eG . 4 eo * 1leS against ness, mvstica! efit of his the tent. seribing the and the his “‘tady’ giand, will interest the love theme in a Doutton & shock with ror “ALTENS. HiS Wilham MePhee who sails the seas as a ships engineer or something like and writes a book now and then, wrote “Casuals of the Sea’ and into 20 mean renown thereby, come into port now with his ‘Aliens,’ rewritten and amplified in odd moments on various vovages, and all who are looking for something ex- cellently different in literature will person, that who Came has ‘rejoice that his ship came in. It may be remembered that a ver- sion of “Aliens” appeared in London in 1914 and some copies were brought over here, but most likely it will not be remembered, because at that time ‘Casuals of the Sea’ had not oc- curred and William McPhee was scarcely known except as a depend- able ship's engineer with a whimsical vein of humor, who pondered the perplexities of human nature as he vovaged and haunted the second hand book stores of every port. When the “Casuals came the world took notice and William Me- Phee was looked up and a publisher discovered the neariy-forgotten and prevailed upon McVhee Liow he made it and made it over is told in a preface which is delightfully unlike any preface you are likely ‘o remember ever to have read. All of us huve al- wondered why a preface had to unnatural, conventional! Well, here is the answer. lL have to be. The McPhee violates all the rules of writing. and for each viola- bea stiltedly preface preface ition we thank McPhee. is McPhee particularly miind- ful of rules when he gets into his “Aliens.” His method of having one of the Carville brothers tell the tale of the two Carville brothers to u group of inquisitively friendly kin- dred “aliens” has limitations, or would have if McPhee cared for lim}- tations. which he doesn’t. He permits himself, in the process of ‘telling th tale, in the person Carville. to philosophize and inject me end of quaint soliloquizing, which Nor and the sense of fair play| Half as They | mission ‘is no up out of athe declares, them ' that ‘Spirit of heroism evi- | ,and of the seafaring! the CO1U to a group of friendlv listeners that mot ] i ford to forget tale telling do And it does not matt might have little pains does McPhee the line between himself tiona!] vehicle. The other ¢ and self-assertive do with the developn t of th although -he mlv through the Cominance h ercises in the background the thers, anid the story is good, but the main the revelation of the prodigal MePhes personalitv. And here is hoping that he continues to sai! the ‘as and con- tinues to write as suits and that from time to time, too often, because it would do for him to lose his leisureliness, that his ship will bring other McVhee stories to port. (Doubleday, Page & Co McPhee, he take to draw ind his fic- been named ‘arville. sinister, selfis! W good dea! t e story enters it ¢ on thing is best, ft not THE GREAT CRUSADE. XTRACTS from speeches de- livered during the by Lloyd George, as Minister of Munitions, as Secretary of State for War and as Prime Minister have been as- sembled ina volume of 100 pages, not on own states in his preface, {oO mar requests. lie that his speeches in help to bring gravity of the democracies of the world are placed. Iie declares: “f have never be lieved that the war would be short war, or that in some mysterious Way, by negotiation or compromise, we could free Kurope from the ma- lignant military autocracy which is war initiative. as he but in his response | hope Will the expresses the form rders book home to re the crisis in which ' , ° ° endeavoring to trample it into sub- moral death.” There room for compromise, “between the ideals for which we and our enemies stand.” An appendix contains extracts from a previous volume of speeches “Through Terror to Triumph.’ (Ggeorge ti. Doran ¢ DanyV.) and longer ‘om PRANCE. 1eroism of CHILDREN Or story of the of an never will be Manv of these little patriots have suffered the suprem-* penaltv for their bravery, leaving neither track nor trace of themselves That they have disappeared is all is known of them and thus the their deeds of valor die Through al! such stories light, there runs a that is sublime. The ained in this bool bor nd bring them their duty to their (Hlenry Alt THE Hike children fully told. stories of with them. as have come to little stories cont will make the heart and girl beat faster to a realization of flag and countrys Conipany. ) every 77 ermiu PXPORTER'S ENCYCLOPEDIA. HE Export Leneyelopedia fo 1918-1939 has been iss luxporters’ ienevelopedia Maritime Exchange Building. New York. is a ium of infor tnation ; to shipping routs to ’ countries in the world Which through bills of lading sued, banks and ag customs regulations, and = genera’! the different nigh pa ition given is uy yal; present war aii eon ers’ ued y\ ae > ( ompend PpOINtSs are Is- collection encies, facts about The inform: und fits ditions. time GREATER THAN RUMMOND been THE GREATEST. ITAMILTON has succesful in civ)) singulariv turing Roman thirteenth century ii his “Greater Thar the There is recompense for ilone in the intensity with ich be ‘fates how the beauty of BRianea Pan- done, ntece of an bitious Cardi- nal, is used to lure the KEmperor l'vederick II, in the - st tween Pope ind Em) veauty is diffused throughout and a theme that is old becomes new in the handling which le unex pected end. Particularty pleasing is the depiction of the the Vatican when a chosen. ‘ma ©. IZation ot haok ehili ruggle he- eror, [ler rich ads a) ii) about J } ; ° is DeInNg scenes Pope Dutton AN (‘o ) GONE ASTRAY. understand the an ‘atic ruler of Germany understand the re; fighting. This plished partially by) Astray. While hook purport be an transeripti of the Kaiser's a vision of Wilhelm’s character diary form in a way thats reveals his extraordinarily selfish ambitious character (John ‘oInpany.) ale the dairv the author iffinjant tl, iiticient] Lane ¢ . ON LINCOLN, RO. EDWARD STEINER telle us how Abraham Lincoln brought his message far awav Hiungary, to a bors who dwelt in a backward village. It the which children at adults will enjoy. “‘Unele cotn’ has many delightfu! some rather pathetic and tremely humorous sa worth while come Christmas gift A NEW ANGLE lot of little sort af stor, Joe's I.in incidents; others Cy learly make a we!) ' fie ell.) and , mee Oevotils WITH GOD AND N inspiring and by Mrs voices of mothers the reading for all it cannot fail to and deepen the devotiona! mothers. «Vic Publishing nid | pose, those just to know. what | l had to do it over Frank Crane in a One. There is much to the vouth. and COLORS, mal hon Leila \twood what the who, like fron This denomina (een i? herself son at bool Inspire, “TWENTYV-ONI IfTAVE climbed ¢} and am past and venturing think I w oe ar ee } ’ tithiy the sun perhaps the KOU! perhaps: ] sto? asl ++ sa aSe?, tt IiAiInNned bad i Doubleda\ men book lace money le? |’ \ds rent those spare °° PROFTT-TARING LOWERS Wall Street Market Selling Wave Pronounced Strength. the | evident] Dhase in which nev- fignt- the full excited Op- BAV Oe “u! 4 ‘ [ 2) ~ s nan stim were to what r whether his stand on nN unmistakably secondary place to news of the Ning of Belgium’s reception by people of Ostend. “Advances of a point or more, ‘come exceptionally sharp movements in n! urred in the opening me of business quite fr vesterday'’s The } ares. OO under a vol witnessed something of rise of prices though wi diminution of activity pace of tne adva jould have slackened = after wecek’s advance of 5 to 7 points Iwavy and industrial robes the usnua incertainty as vhat will be the character of news pier een now lo anmieaks na the must not be Yr? vt “liven in — sae .4 Omen i tural enthusiasm of that, with th h requirements liberty mediately upon us. the compelled to take a ere Straint upon reneral outburst of borrowed uge ubscription banks wil position ivthine spéculation s00T) Loat money ? the and Mondvwy tnroern- t u i redemption of Lille and of the the with upward speculative hour, r) it lute) a h 1} shares, to tm™m- rne forgotten of ‘ he like wit! New York Stocks| _ PTH Pos POISTED DAILY Fe “DISPATC MH BY ¢ CU., 60F NORTH LYOURTH i. on WALKER & STREET. YORK habred ] -% > { } ’ + | ~ ‘ . i = ‘ % ‘ AT NEW RECORD OF $52 COMMUN! , ? ‘ Ina? i.e | tne exc tablishe traded important e closing > Nat. 4 Nat. ee i ST.LOUIS POST-DIS SPATCH ? ‘+ ’ J + ' 4 aif { week-end toda dai new ' be | ’ ‘ Lictil we inereased the *recent shares Cithy mentioned s} from in and changes quotations REGULAR SESSION ("TOSSING WQLUOTATIONS Candy 4) Nationa! lo Fulton rtv nw L.ibe 4) Liber 2“) Dib lron i ty J New York Bond Sales — nd) Ss + tw? » (MMI Avia > fer) | tha Oe) Lt at 7) AMD 7 | (Mn 2 im “ the) "tm La. Go » AMM) - th "? «md tha New York peas YORK \) Sugar Market. 1) Rav RQrarnii; eusibhncoudiiedinaeeeeean ti ceeieeiiaeesttieete tenn ane FINANCIAL a - nee —_ CORN ? CENTS HIGHER IN EARLY SPECULATION HERE ‘orn ftutures about vtec higher on Mer- today, owing, to Optimism as vLregards early peace. Thi Ket also was expectation of Gov- and prospects of sold The late Speculation chants Exchange the less mar . ine fluenced b\ t ying ernmen ane weathe, bhi dh was a were (4.- " 000 bushels bush- re- here avulnst i today bushes year SI lipments, 50,000 against 7000 bushels. (dats 74.000 CelIpPtS Were 78.000 against 50.000 bushels, bushels Shipments, Fainst 72,900 bushels. St. Louis Cash Gratn. Was steady to a today. Demand fairly steady and in fair bushels shade rood, de- ‘ ry 1 fi il ; ars | ~ red winter wheat, red Kentucky, $2.22. » corn, $1.20: sample yellow, $1.50@ 40 No. 6 saple yellow, $1.1 No. 3 white, 93.41; white, $1.19. t tle: No. vel- ‘ ample 19) But ereamery, ‘ ‘ in. ter Wan. ig? ore >), ge stock: « =. ’ Re eceilpts, fresh -gat here ones BG al Hae be (C1 , ( hese. Teceipts, 4) boxes: fate whole-rmi)] flats, frest specials, «- ' do ave rage aprSe-. Poultrs steady and u i: dressed, broilers, ar sutter, ho is Recetpts Potatoes Higher: and Dakota, RO@ 2: Wis 1 $1.90@2 i Csreene nena a «4 os@l 4°}: 8%. SL. 4021.45 eee 40 CMs, JAPANESE. 3 ERSINMONS : ad ba Ke POUINS \ las, allen: Ca!!f fornia at $6.50 ‘ bing wat delivered. RAN AN. AS—In shipping ner Lor) to $7.50 order at G6%ec ine {! ' ee} a a WMMNSe@crie@e - sue | — ta — LIVESTOCK COTTON SLIGHTLY LOWER ON PROFIT-TAKING SALES . t ‘@ > ‘onda: to $11: to choice dium feeders, ers, &S% to $8. $7 Yo 3s (roo! to $i: foo to choi common t feeders. SH ' EN to vee copy Butter, Eggs and Poultry; filons herewith represent store es obtained by commission rs and extra fancy stovk Fresh fi 47¢c: "EGGS returned casea, Bt rTER. reta, firsts. pacsiog 58c: (reamery extras 4 ise: nds, Sc; ladies, nN bE ‘Por ia over, J fowls, und , epring cht us ‘ c: le; Tenun, 26c: yo ing turkeys. ‘ Ole: duck s, average run geese, 8c; wld , Young guineas. 1, ’ 106 to 140 gs: ? at ts 1S) Iba. a at “= bucks, Ge to mt, ‘apr! ni per pound, accerding to qua! Vegetables. W leconsin "™) Fowls 4 pounds and er : pounds, Zic: Cocks, i bere | ere. sc; raeyes ‘hens Livestock Elsewhere PC AGO), Chet ' * Ho retiery loam rown «at , irene or, 4 ede FAP ‘ “Ur AB Art. KS-— Mi nDer Tue Lo make in half-bar- Home-grown ber yellow and wi‘e per bushel box Home-grown or hand-picked: 7 —_ anta lL.sd per washed slobes. OULPES -Cassabae, $1.50 >: honev, dew. $1 to cau AR UR ER OR UR UR UR aR LRLR RARER RR ERR UR URAL RR RAR RRR FSR UR UR AR Ua uF aR RR RAR RRR th 4 on hi hi ih A th ia hi hi th 7 A th ih Pi] o A fh . th i | Oh hi th th i] th | on | oh th ih i th at. vi th hi Pi i th - i th ih ih th iF th i i th ih th th th th i a i bi Pi i hi i th i ih ih 8 th th i] ih wR “8 hi i bi] n AAA T STIX, BAER & FULLER _— — ane — inane a A Sale of Winter for Women and Misses in the Downstairs Store 18° Including kxtra Sizes to 53 WE OFFER a wide range of excel- lent styles in winter coats, loose and belted models, throughout, others half lined, made up of velour, Kersey, plush, in navy, brown, burgundy and. black. with fur or plush collars, pockets, buckles and belts. Coats cut very full and all tional values. ~—- many lined Some large excep- Regular sizes from 16 to 44. and extra sizes from 40 to 53. ryownsta Taffetas and Messalines, Yard, $1.49 All-pure Silk, Autumn colorings and black. tional value. in a complete assortment of newest 35 inches wide. Excep- Novelty Satins and Taffetas, Yard, $1.49 Neat stripes and rich plaids, orings for Fall dresses and waists. Granite Cloth, in beautiful dark col- 35 inches wide. Yard, $1.89 Heavy quality, all- wool Granite Cloth, in the correct weight for : shades. _ UF UTR URL suits and skirts. 42 inches wide. Big variety of new Fall rsa “Sf . Silks and Dress Goods at Very Special Prices Black Silkk Velvets, Yard, 98c Splendid quality, 18 inches wide, suitable for hats, trimmings, etc. Just a limited quantity to offer. Plaid Suitings, Yard, 39c New, bright Plaids, which make up in pretty dresses for‘misses and children. 36 inches wide. Wool Coatings, Yard, $2.69 Mill surplus stock of Wool Coatings, in gray only, in lengths of '5 to 2 yards. Pieces all match, and are suitable for coats and overcoats. 66 inches wide. Lrownetaira Sore \ NIE cay ae Sh Ayaan mye al Sea cata samen pe 8 dh NOR Mia Tsk SMD bach a m Ae ¥ fll Retire, AES cnt dipna lt ” Sef re ead amet: ee EE A On Myer ce ee ” o . . ° SS A meet, 0. ae lage i at a ll, hit omy pa er : ee ee Ale cee RAN. emits AAALAC i et A Ie a a a AON as es Shp ae * RP OP ih sete ne rc oO ren. enagnee 2 me mre gems soe we, a ee a. sti citiine nsiiaslaehcmnssiaiaiaibatita aise pidi ik, a shintenetaene ov taienntieda tai ihe nlp Reta,» stemaaellacap tiie, “eo ee ey Phen, eM 6 6 Ale atthe Ee aR, ala eae eat ON aK 2 + altel PIMPLES, ceyongtenaiNT G62 0 IOS at RE? CAD REV So i BE, ee Ce LR “ ~ tun : FL Tay oe —— > i op tet Tt <e
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HARBAUG ext 45 iessons, Mrs, Miller, Fy Sid ? acanieniieeniiaeal - ide ci ME | | TARE, suit Devate Teamone and Teese sent L want: Car carpenters; es.| East sae 2d . Pine ] la work. Apply AME R I. LOOKS, App ly 51? 23 ner “ - : Ub | “. 3d at. oe : {EN ert le eens LP V ODDOrtm , . Jo y> . hi.g Haskell. fik , Jane tr 1s. ? } ’ lal sical outs Adu ny - .. an = . , J Funera ms ag nae her twen ' hi Aes, ; . ‘3 ‘ay On Sipe}. / ’ if ira ve a? } Passe on f f) 7 frvir : “feud. (vey mad fh . ee vil t io wers ' * the fant, WV, & 530 4 P MM. a ‘ourt ‘enth mibens tii re@sids nee iia ll 4 ‘. ii Angus: p ee LICENSEs. vemetery. Private 9,98. Peter and Paul's yp de as wager ya Int ntered into rest ¢ H.—1 A 5 ; Oner: iy ‘ ] lotor : ) rel é ve 1S, 191 ; a nN -—~—ILCZe 4 . de} kK. Fendi-; ie “hago Vee ee Bit uF : 4 ‘)} iAT (OSs “Th py; Ve ni andes bel “at np Funston w hi: at he Ips one I . ema is di ffic ult: HT W AR TALK William 3 *+=-8t. Louis Counn Pe, Ger sy Entered ing pepenlander, dear brother oe hse" Of Mary’ ANothe ae way be useles - M—y Laux ia E MI Kee ae ’ Ps sac i ’ Jat » - re: , nor ~ ifturd . hy - ya ty bn YW Tents of Mrs ‘ "h i low bi ng r. A Case Wa ~} Cured by S to} day You Se Ou are Pa id for Pes T ‘a rT) ow, nit Adams’ oe Vest : a 7 : Oran-, = tir inte i ; a , va i =I SHA ‘ — , ma sirens, iu1 jes ! ia } : e us nf LAH frie ~- } : , R ie oa a i: . Fe ; ° ‘ ihoOtner ; Ma d . Rar uP hilwar ] NM { ype ie ar —— ‘ Hay (uann ani by On : ‘rude Petro! & rub- p' hs C in the ar ©! y . indell 47 PRS fom) | 7 Tt John = cia \ a ind gr; nla r8 cle um; Ano MM » rmy LE lances ~ ; J "YOON Zithke anes ~ ow i Pe icine ; > taka, 2. *anadmothe: CATS. ¢ « (NC age of +: PPS. ver bloss rr ther te Ee ay AR N to dance all d di: % on cane — C AR &: ) a A Sephing Wo ces Wits we... tener Mes sas. a en from the fami mp - oo Cure: Get 2 OM teg. A third the first 7 ih there a $30 _bond quickly at Arcadia: oF [ret correetiy and | F “ [” ——— ( O.. Strmng end “ 4 _ ee : the . ‘ _* ‘) ine Sirens , . . Pra av bor “,) : > . re. - . ‘ 4 4 * aye oar a4 . tt rere . =r) f i. ’ ramen J. Meniear ila a lermens .; 4. 0 1 to Uni, ate eday. | the far reside : mine . ‘ . TT — -- “a PSE « 4 Unera!} mri. i , } Cream : 1? - Ou a re ‘ry } o honk ‘ j CLAY ? T 7 Sid - ts ?* S1) rian a cH \UEPEI = : re Paxe DH Ysieg) Oo are not in - 4 . - Va « . " j hs ; " : I i rn Joa. p ( *hhuyte Tj ot nro rest Q ¢ 17 > fected — ~ oo - Ww Ceks Wa =} ? t : 36: N I Ye %* not found in ‘ evening eve oot M aftern oon and CHAU P 4 Kr R ~~ Wey ; ot), yD (oT) fA Pe wh 4. Stead EN. Mast “aanie at ane as “e ind our a, eur Oe oe: 4 ‘ ? ‘ x ny “—, Larks o =~t4HA allon if to Coo} . thea w ater, Then all (ON “T 4 NT CVer, Ty -sday and Fri a a my “ Leeson aca lai e as ity delivery. oa Post Diens ‘ An . ” ‘ ve a? ~ ot Ae : ati r. “at ’ e ‘ ‘ . - ' 7 D; ilie ry)? oO it Ww on’ ? v7? " ; . «>\ f» , : S S . , " Bion BP Ret hi a 7 A >, me © e , ug? ad: nis- rord a > 7 . : =, 16 ‘ ity AM ‘ : , : Ro " - -— 4 ~ RI BIRT He RE c ‘Or } Ines, Py Thre aA tj i PIEKG kK \ ( i? r) ~ ‘ ts r . = &. 4 fourth Car rs b ifn { i¢* } new Bs A } | inne a = {th iengineers ladje« _ie U , ma a ' fax), F' ntlern en 41h. pa r Asotin Ue lilt @er: tru oe a han ea MEN Lind st i .. ee - 7 . 7 IDE D. rT? from. -« “Unda ( ‘ my ae pe q’ }?r at, ie sain a . 7 ia (areer ville S tee ag drug Store: a : a an of Pine Cumns . Novy 4 ate Structior bh ; eS" " Ay ra . arrce for dancine in. neces * n ‘es Re x N.@e Pes Me ist hae trade “WN car . HA! dD and f Krys >} Pur { coe ae Pesiider ‘ 29 - wed y ‘y Supp &} , niga, Pris rCea Membhar Or VW ater ined ae "t Put iC on af Dir J Ip , a chestr : 1 ee XPOOm prini ileres; best . UERKAKS Fy Ona - ¥ ts fea) Piece York > , W. and + ruger, ines ‘~ hi Vite ee? Cemetery oa a4 Seiber+ ¢,, si gi Om ban) tN¢ Infantry} = | Peat th; anid heat It for } hour init ee : I resident floor a t™G latest mus finest b; Fac i f.1ass mala -« wcrtermaster — Corps. }j ; Or third weet a 7 ands oe e220) Athans , of Kin . Motor Dec, 2 a8 respe ti ty fae a ¢ , dhe Helen Marsjiall . ag cd: 7. = Sse nes Tal a Z - Me- ’ , i-th ling Voma in’ 4) 4 and 2 OM modations ‘ave Danes a ment wort ERS; PXPerionce Cc sigh - non hae “ar and } AUgst. #5, ose tae Y “SS Lamp, No wee st Was a man H v Dayton © miter Santa ana Tare A w inegla fu} —— ”» (IMées a “hiiff 5819 ‘heers Yes ~ SSful isnt t : ' Gs i C a SeCISon zr oe WP? te S Aicers, + - “pt uy > COM pes ¥ a’ tay : ; nse oy ee ; \\ ’ ‘, a . ig | mh Veare in é lor 4 : a 00 mu . ‘ ‘ ate © il vse And 7 € ice Dern. , Pe T . : rr - a r+ 7 , \ ~e 07)" ne irtie! ( TO SON Satura - ul ore from thea residence of hi Cured Yau now ae and repeat omer ve 2 ve! I) Pn J OR (co) None. . A Sena Sis.. St} . “S ermas vr My n hon. me et, a ; an C n, Oe)> Natl | rear. Oct, 10. +6 ot | Pancecn 20d: Mrs. Gan atne, Ve -Dar ad ths ‘Ul notice the ¢. = y = OF the ens Ment OF : és ; — aM, and 5 py, Oo between! y fadie ¢ ee ' ‘N « > i be ble rr ‘a3 ie, “en ‘} i ify . lo “ a it? Prins Crnae 1918 a liye | i? ia ay, "ue Moms — — 26°35 murned lie hts l'sea fleas Line tar has ] tubercy) Pine ig e t Ibe ai tj] - RESSMAKING AND MILLINERY (‘tm rly At = © “ nee ED | an ° — , “ 45ting ¢»5 : ~~P lain ar BE. Leck vit Ka NOMer of } , life of Pore 2s T Gav, Ort 0, 1918 a+ o-ag "999. on Sun. ! 1CTeyvear itehe : ‘ “us a a hay ‘ ‘OSIg cant eraily tiint (irand ‘SSS; £00d wa ae MILKER- = TR ate j- , 2 ‘ ~ } ms ; iz A j ame ic ite fk ri roae . , at S 3 rT) cecilia . Yr . . ” 4 ( Les \ fit } . Se ly © i ve lf :* . ‘ «A ny Wher , = . eb ne ' " . " ee - . , ww ae e: . 13] \ P On . m ai : i a id M > hri ¢ ad - . “>a Sfnie > if rere ie? “vat . OJ ser, . us , ih. I rit ite Elycerjn > tf K itth; Ft ] ) f ‘ : : Is ; e, ! \ ? ties M AKING | : ¢» AA os Ll i . ay rose , . Mtoe re . % . LOTT: = - ‘ riga i ' ‘ "s> . a oo => i s) “ Samnenenen TEL Ale! ni ee. : oy at Use Tits " a mm zn worl “tie ae iE 2S+ fe? ; aul a and ¥. W elenry a “tiftlutta: iy ul and the , fn ‘ Ts rr Mr. is I i P yn m.. - reds rig 1. s- + f. I S. 191s, com ure Salvs: Pett o Me d. mee 1, as tha | d q) a . disc ; ; cc i ER. ' a} }» ' nian and wife- . Y of Yo! k or Work © 98 TH fron ~ h re nA OO) Fie, te late Mich; ~ Willi J. Reinheim- mon yz r is "a S¢ . (roy harge ; — “. 7 teady she mY ft 7 , “y 1. Fan: 120 PP (rie tta, x. “neral fryry, ! nae! O'Hara ecg 7 (OM OF Frederj k ‘Bad Ane: de ¥v ty 60 “ame for eczema. The r 7 j "eral tuber , oe me ent ‘OnNndy nae INSTRUCTION os iM ee, R ood! di ise ne Address wontitions, ea wares and = _ and Te a ~ ariin AS ' a > MN & State ; iri * and M Agee sig ‘oregon ‘adivury ¢ a “ “7 o Se oe o ~ “latter ‘Tandson of Kredar Kenberge: ’, and iin of them cauanp teed Varieties most Care At able to a lOspitals and |! Try Cr agp: é' Von Ver \ olored. Von Le] He . M —s——_S OU ran do “ie, ond re = an j ani -* AG wrt, 24 Nor? : die 4 Motnr , n rr. 1 hy swe Press -““eMiCcK anal Saloma > 7 ~ r »\ Oo: ‘ : ig inn 0) ; Biveo ’ j TION ‘ Tr ; on Sen ay ne!, CLT) _—~ ¥ : wl — F.. Speck mev..; one ~ be or DENN, i Ter r. Private , y hi, 2nd our dear n, ia: Sa os vO in D. zi ritants, Tror m the ourenee Others Self. (s — are te, oe tf Proper | ress hep Ph tho Fale, asnanp.aniI.c « Cor Dist ASHE} Wi, OLDERS $05 ana « 3 * ' i 3 Pig 3) . - ~- 'OUPrT eens’ ~ . ‘ {) ‘ ? a F386 i v\ nitie [ty Vea? iy ‘ ATCA COUSIN, ‘ ne ruit j ) S1¢ e. bern re ‘ys 4 = ” > i ‘ or Vvour.- rr) ; nde . ™ Noo] efoursea fe r h i + eo Or) Hi ; ‘ite or Co} 7. , ’ — nd ~ —s ne 8 j and od >, , te ; +) 1430 Ny. 1st. es ‘ ump ‘h 7 ' ; es art ] i] — 1, : raner fro rw, oo apie ¢ Ju lCe ae fous ‘ A (lit i), Pon ti- : . Mids )' in . ‘ Rox (°. 207. Poet. ¥¢ te lalf i]s? = — Otel. ha feo ores liam. Work: of - " ¥ . ‘yt Ml. and Ml ue Ter TT oe Linde! th Comna ae | oe ] bs ve af ths Shel shay ne Son? Grand ha iw oe iyi a, 4518 a ee bette r than ys Poti. relieve ARNO] ' hae Dildy ne hit bu- . I ISMAaAtch, (7) DRAFTS\4 4 \ aT a “os and Maple. fet) Louis _ Maileabie a Riverst« Sand cy antia, Is16g Cone! son 6 ry. United Starae th Regiment’ | at 2. i“ avenue, on Sunday. ‘oe 22 ent. ta, any other tre ‘NOLD, «re |. Weekes eaten a ang and road we ast : aoniee and ©. Vicen rails Car Of Dennis ap! lates Nay een -». m.. to New Pi iy, Oet, vy Avoid meat. I Cut-) both if thas eady 7 ; Ma inten | ne ng e = Tr f " ; ; or — u or) . . y. toe iOovVer! . vy i Aer ‘ 6a PF sy eee ° I - © > W ¢; t re y Sia) os P “Pot on, Ar : an ce r : en . ss ] ’ : : ‘ fe > ; a r ; ’ Ms eT of mbe re O and gd quem. 1437 N’ 149) Edward strea: ‘SImlly Pesidanne cea and dear mother ar ar..!fe of Enmill” Bier, 1élp. lintm + Wel will/2 pp Cth are sing of dene ned - i Vv A N eXhected. pol? Sive refere dmc tion SCETYLENE weppe . : inoner, z P } (reet. Monde gence, 5 ws Thai ] her of Mrs ¢. , : { little * nent will ] ] POther. ‘Lie, oY Det ea] Be ae re once RM gala. wor} K; WEI K and a 1 ] s] . Mor wee Lo ¢ alvar y : ay. On t us Se i | ‘ } erdinar ? En ‘ Bey. . aroli ne (€}: er and m iv " 1e Dp but . rs ha . ’ ai Ww Ou! d { a Y ~;*? }? ‘ Pa HiT J ‘ ‘ Kol rye / ™ : ; : allue 4OT Pan, 4 emetery ° u : : iu, ‘Til and Maria Pia a 45s1€P7, lice . even hin l Loner So l 2 [ mal : hs luto, 40") Hlalr ry ‘ arriag s. eo 20. brief ilinese sage Slalrte Ritter, a ‘ai é ISSOur ° > aer the or ‘ iS¢ ly fs “ ung ide * ye — f VE wht aa i“ fig} os Fis AM ivipwee,. . oe. APHONW Wo any 2 Dimariano, 192 Vv. 74) FEIER -Fin: sepia 4 Funeral Sundae @ek¢ Of oS yearan 2.11 ta fres) | Mother's: cure for: ten, ¢laim; also 2? Should between Sold a ————————.-_|_—s DWw¥RKG —earket. ; PORTE: R "88d Kile ee ana A. Hunth a bar Gate sy 191» -" ee °° rest on Fria fra f aa Ky an ee ~~ at °3 Ww PD "YW Powd ce , asalt ed butter mixe , eema ment Wor aa “ Nether t} make the 20 adaitigngi three lines or less ” a: at ERK— Re: ziste red M01 Ss we f Nighe Work a. - to 3) ner aie “.:10Tiila Our ; at 6:30 ao oh ter day, Oct ri apes, were! Chapel, 2707 Naren... - ., ered e« ACd With !- . Aid Baw ¢1 Ne Ue r - , ai lines {0 e ——~— - = ©. Louis ‘he sf : — é } de - ‘ rt J . ; me t, { ; j . ‘é svorth (Cr » IVE lle ce 2 c fac h. Dis- e- ee a Ji . ad‘ nceme ; ey “ fi thar Sen a uf ‘ V4 ilhe]r - } (al illa Ctamas r and ave of e “~~ I unti) the : ; ‘ Son ilé Oo! } od wal de ber line La} . ' - _ POR ‘ ; ot ¢ and j Remmi. - at . + father-jr 1.0: Mm Fejer § ,, © ‘ nDetery, Mote, 7 ; 4a folde n bh é Salve is @ Should , ‘Mer or wo . € on 3 or more = —& CLERK... a 6) tT “He his ”» ; i re pian te ‘ and VW c rt ~ bs imine ; Fae ; i¢ ac of me . 2W” 2 ned fran t. ; d : . ‘ nera) Dr ta A pee “pmeone Writes to Gove rnm ent m: ak ClAIm € X@y7 mption™” “~A. ini awe tions tin Kiros yy av ana Punior. Lends Tie ] Tue Co w rk ir} lia rye bres: Se ; ee ~ : ng gave A ai . i +e ‘ i , - -v i , mY , na . - ‘¢ i? i? ry =e . 4\ «€ a w e CES r tj ‘ le Oe ae ee I) " " : s : ’ Pt) > *re ey » 3 N, i. 4 ‘ — ; in shir ; > g . s“lijé¢ ‘ ( nr ; ‘ fron ! “ “ a Vv , ) Q S by? lt ea Kt! ( ~ i I “4 t ; , , ’ . and , : a Mil st, 2% , \ { it} i \ ne)j iy on - . 4 { lis da ie r 1M 1N ? an ] intn rhe = a. es ITN) HOV} ood lor a ner ic tim Of ; re E FE ? oO : Ling, tlor iS, MEN BOYS y lle 1 # Dy RR K Juin, (qT) and a ‘rood Ww Vvages,. c ul WAS!) } \ Alri+} kt my me SDE iy ih, oe Se \\ ISCO M air t ry 7 4 © On P| oda rt - 1458 \' | “ - OInaS iom iY ye? yd , 4 ontiac, 4 “ ars. At fir Nf the lod of ow A Merica r) ge Iristmas r l¢ I-, “ rei ONO NNN ——— z Mma ’ Roo. m an. App! ly aos “opportunity ; x narles. at § Apt 14° and , chen GB. 28tij Mi SeOluri Vos “ ien : ‘aa “+ P ; : {) at iz ry) . boty 4 ' lat 4 e vs : ts Fae of per lodica]. usally oc Bess ac ke wv ere tha in the Soldiers in Sih ag ~Ses lor re, OK le REppp Caass ae NON DRIi3 , ie Virginia r£inia Phar. % RTEP , . a — tdi e King‘« hij | Schucssler, 493- : | - Seter’s Comic, fan). and brother sony oman (ny SUummans x aity Nrrin Nails he “Seria sho of elect, SHIFT Wan: , (GG CLER | @rences, poted: st ; and * Rie . 7 41° mM) Nel ie nia. GER ! ‘irs. }? he Drehbkas f a - De} 2 re. > © attacen, : j Oen the inte, te rae ery pac Ka on shan! hg. fora Chen Pig 0 ald _ ries work fear - i ‘ ! armac, a Bd ae . . and Tt (iota ate a ri gr. in 4 1s t ad ine |? i _ J a and Stepenr ee “ ‘ f ley P a te lé til) fi . , Name P , Slides , ‘ : - - ios] i’ispates r ~) s ao ee Skinke» Poy ; j rider > > j , l{ °o res a ‘inal, and > mm of “Imnny: were - ha t ‘ ad! re ‘lf ti At i > ’ : : ; ‘ w S For Ail ' and i. Owstanl ~“@- ens nis, dear}: at iz rv... Wilh: tn Friday, Cnr: - vu dear be Daf YW, He _Linma elara asion: i}} ee OUR. My fees —- Force a A Merica ; cs ment, The ruek J R : Parry ! \ nts ol dri\ a Litt (ry 7S _ |. Xperi a, (; fer WA HER ‘White or y. Krege! ; and, ¥. Custmano, 1460 Brookiyn, one (nee Gallarhes, usband of Elias Ger. | agi ™eral trom me "kesch's f ered with the eruds Were \coy- Weisr J” Siberia » Expeditions rm ispateh SSS ~BOk ASRS Buse neat 901 salary: pofiot OF rests. | PRESSER adi ne PRLS — For # an A. Delis, 1% 3. Crard Mare f >’, and dear fF. er- 66] Washine ; S funera} Parlor a 6 €ruptio yn ‘Whyg, Me ag igh more rs ani Sho espe, Of.) wo. = ’ Ne rdf IN ences req “ Dt ‘SOS fanny . “9 4 and M Sin wt? eer dear wig . ‘a and Virge; " .§ lather oft Oo oy i instor OUuleva rd, ¢ ors, . tages. Tt hoe; 1”) al] its Mora +1 . than) re — uld not sh abt OT R M r) : ar do. 2 emer } — oe: ’ we Ce : ry oar £arm gence Re vee a . On, Maia My ck “ay 7 Son of (seOrcea } if inia Gerling oi ae i” . wa, 1918. af 9 rr) - m Mondav. folloy m= aT) With Vth (nan one i ey cn Pounds Sitia, , Te pasate VPLer gC aft ag cee : : COlle ‘TOR ar saleat aS er = Maj intena: Ww er. : lf or ina F'unera) ¢e,,. other. “ty GePling ae Sree, >. becama Wee igang Which SN0n | site “Oldier jg ty be sens oS @Xperience - . nan: had wine learn: ectric elevators = SOaDp, tale “+ Gental crear “ECT RICTAN Sit, ~— Food opportunity r willing to) - O¢ 17 1918 -velyn Rosenow - , r-in-daw. in his forty op other a nd : arm Water i ch- Dia vine ored han ik . ‘a nice. Hox H-1°@ - ‘ence: ——~ Te fer. : Pos ‘ -T>} od te 7 re erence? ri Ppers, Fen od . evel B. 2 3194 Pa) Mrs. Mary Wi); fTield), dear 1 of | uneral on’ M r ag year Vates i merely ager. “Li cards, } “, GkKerchiefs TAN “0. Post-Dispat MNGINERPD : 8 = Bros. eM M. Licart 66" 3 lla: endor + on of ams of Mare father of | fr i on onday, Oct. “y . . wwe 20, Fe must b “ee Sra- | chee, on, oF j ' [ANITOR : Patch (1 slack ain EBR—Cali _ ‘cO) SHIPPING ++ _ = . , 30 Whi arditis, Mrs. Mary Haie ~“#TSton, Mo - 47FOmM the fami}yv m., Sting 7 5 € hot enoup ‘ers, foldj Cominoes or “Olt. ray ud tein ~ all 2616 ¢ nn Bre t LERK. LA ‘.. Migvucen 1, 2] ! ttie r: diphthe ri Mun eral & ' late, and oy . beiove Qed | avenne s. “ae see Sidence 3910. rr; . I would dip URh to Pocke , en ne cup Or ment house: ~~ «hd wife for apa : ENGIN Fp R_ Pail. (ew) chance are ‘ Exper pe ! \4 Mitzee od ; a 26 q* 00Dper : infil: “ a. : : j c ur lar, Oct on r dear broth. i ‘ we Lo Val} lal) la Cc en ‘astlenn an 1 for an f mv , feet in " ° ~ Sa edition b , Coin Durse, Dairir Cad Y ‘ experience ) he an } bart as = “a e st siyn~4 ‘he is. Ther ‘ ae _>- S\ter i . . one not ra! Oratory ta! fe ‘Ferald, 23, 3133 ‘nfluenza. La yn, Tesidence, ‘1274.20 at 2 her. | Motor metery, “Priv nstant, and af it Sectio o0ks =k Y-274 ‘Dispaten went re- | ©. 2800 Tack iver Planing Milt orenene own & ae "p + slp Lu as: ‘pne a ; io post nce. 114 Weta. m.. Panes ; ivate, if en ’ a ter a half- is] ofr th » : >, b ta oma tr as 6 l’ost Diese: } oven ate kr. ere andwritin Post. | ne . ae 7 ont alha)} strap North . m ai applic doz- . e Nary ; an’s M AN—. | : s - sar 1866 chine, Ch Ca, G28 s amuel Cupple ws ’ s Mu. Bona’ fentur ’ ot ae n- myocarditis inger “4 E ‘tered int nona Pp As spar ‘Ss ID. Shain. helo: = > t 9: 05 At first I had o ute Or inches as r R I Mer nard st. aries nn a. , 6th. 3 Envelope taintsieeie a‘ ( alwar : tuonza nture, 70, 21,0 7% iocy ‘a age ing ness. on, ‘ida rest after o | Rain ap onain (nee Berry). beams son of Wi. | vig aPlications jn ? pong or containing tout. 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Oct. 20 ane ue: until ¢ D-; ' cured. ’ Was entire} the recip; ’ nd pleas. MAN—3h 5 ( b m5 ,_understa . ] . es tial D> ntered inte seal on the first aa, oce Sima lly, but MIS oe ng.) Rox y.9* ; Poat 5 scab , away from city. En; re ne om or downdraf? boiler 7 7 cé SLAG ar BARRE — © Ue hy. Ww. Boers . i Piorissant; influense. pabunerm on Sundar. on” 20 + Be jr ees, a at B30 Barther™ oY; Ort rence J at one Selon ofa récur- ee CELLANEOUs MAN —Sit. by youn - mM A eran, & field. erican Pac king Co 3849 eo and bring + ae COOPE © = - rperlence p > ss I ren? eit 9 . P \. a), a be . . i ¢ fe 5 a} 2 FP S it}, a - AN —Apply os — ities nployer: wants connie OVS” and lal ? TINNE ‘ = Pr beter nner. abdorers : rINNER To . Wages and > £00 ; uO furnac ~ : . Prenml ti, ering Dockery 3615 EB a ) tional ‘andy Saston, : % RL, (ie old lady mi tnke cake of Wa , §23 » Ic My. (;j] lon. qr ." forran ; Prneumons IT ~Entered into Hlacalone “3° va Y’ Valion: infreonta. 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WW Pperten. 2 Ive i, | y * ee ee . ” ‘66 ri we 7" Sielr , ** Skinkeasr ,; ashing OX Iya, fF ware who have cuttere if ne he aring of | Rose, om hed 1catherine, Mamie Me or) es W Pils Wi eSstp) 7 + beloved x Ife e oe tn «: - . ‘Oud agate. 1-, > to tinaxneaciea. t ne ts “arRe was res t work take MAN. ie. Sens sd vad is y: « ‘Hl, —tenern . ol | ake . “— . ‘ fr qj " : : sue ita : Tf? ve ‘- ‘ . " : j a iy J . n RU IONS AS OFFICERS > snout eau i avenue eure funerg! lg Fu erend 26 days, “© me « te veare ;% DOK t. Ri — e19W. (eT) RPET CLEANING UPHOL CMLLBOY Mor dow ound. (ely MAN 4 ‘olored: stat: 1) Sattime "@ Working in your no ja: nden enem og to the fo! hee AVE ( to SS ’ we SNE, ~ th: ' ners] on ry . rs 4°81, Ot b ae S - " " 7. 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ARE CO het a oes, gia Pay for « unable cena heating | tle. tra Veling aa on a Private pet! for Nor: = street : : eo Bren te beer and \ ae 1 1Elsele ! wp vox Candy tn $ ’ ee 5 !On. f ON DOrio: " ° S| Rle-: novar o_ ; ) ami: y to Ww hs i Der ny j . city howpitay es, N (tam “Frederic p04! | niece, at thee ter rlaw. aunt. comet, tar. runedd uncie. med 54 et SON, fathers | ~Wwestions liberal new genet | nd baw: no) cee sat $500 Fourth 1204, Americans wh BLAC “KSA SMITH C8) | 1,00. erleneed tn feeding. ‘es; ait ume oy ,@°k° part of the time ame) a= "SChanged fine ce 7 ‘ i, “(ep ‘ eslein . . i.e? Bee ‘ 7 : CONN? se ! er tj f or - ‘ , t Oo” sah 4 DitAse return reway, 7 ast ecines, lar 3 “PIS E BRO: ———— —— farker, 7 Nh E eee aT, Youne P . ms fel) . ne & Muelt, = I. York in Dak er . * cn P washing » a ‘cow Sf. Mary us t ithe, SOin a vw oe Ota, Ce@meter.- . | EAT} > pr. Rox H 4°20. }P? I> eredas te . & ( P, 3 lowe Csr prt C S) . Pepi mae: Stead, wre ria? to do hook. Nore, Mar sal i fMkerw _ a rairte . rem Plery Motnr “INwW ANN A+ “se ' fe) A’) / A riRsy y etn it erms on diamonds o- ea “nd easy App! . owt ' rk and ‘Qdvancen K Fe oe : 0 ety ‘ Ss Yan : rhe restaan. , for «kir: Reaticen ta,” “ON tainin TAL. ~~ = 1 flour, sng w y Watches, Jewel RW perian. . landwrirs, ie. ent. + .* AND Wi Le 4 a R 2 ry ont f > ee S353 4 eee ARES tah sd bis ee Hi Sy 7S Cry eeereee 6th a’. ' a 15} > e nd an a e tp ‘ Biving age an tor ind } “olored: ne Child o ro ur & a Sky ; ’ 1s 19) *>e> ’ OCK _— : ‘ ee VI ou*se es ee ic ) , owe Die " » er ed, FR ° Pas. : . '. itu dr wor) . ‘. io AL Ify ; oO IDIR oy | fs eT Oat: Vine . MaClUne, Too) es an maak Patch ox J» rent and wae. J live in et: re — Bi re } Loat : largn Soild; twa Piety Amore . adj\es Sriel Bene: ay ny OO Pattern } my aa dn ie soe ye ’ . : ar] and . ’ Phone Deim: RNSET. ees cs, MARC HLEWSK1 Entered tne at ae ge, St ke “ : ’ ‘ . ; rea? ud moa he “ps , 9 . r Gta \\ Sine re na — Pela’ ed F apo eck of hair On ns Wo | ps re Irned to Gasnt rene _— ri! ‘ ~unlocn, Victor Lf and l Oy ° POINTING and paint: ng. “Sailr ic eo aaeP"! ‘8 Nautlroap or ¢ . ett.) aciedea — eesmcer k . MA’ bie fey) ” pk berienced, tn Mix bakin -? iZ f & powda, OD e of time . evenue, has anh. te theft Red the balice ; . lite vo ob . paso trom heneath , fag ‘Ne i” - Lae, Julius in i ‘ r) : il if . , 7 ' .y? fe . . RMNes , : home at the time of ¢) He Was absense fron —e Martha incu tm rschlewski, an . o oer i Mrs Nettie ae rs Mary Tree th; HAakere* ee = be Yas @ men se . re eee _— r-in-law and un yes 4hd aur de ae ~~ Olen ana Si, 4. OF Mustas “Uunheral }& UTCie ey “REINS Soni, iareer s . — fron J oA uendn Chet ay . . : .) TAL TROD! ih Be MI com John « ensiek gcc. at M ay, Ww KISS... (* taining $:3] \~—~-T.0at, by me on R AW) OR - rs, Lis Nanea Sixre SS 7ONn'S® funera) ise. ar “Cred Into pea, : hao. S31. 4d) bite: an Man. con ~ . ovine van $ \ ix th Si rea a Dar as ‘ s° at . t rg Ve K ¢ »* ed ntras J ‘.. - f A) ; j ‘ry ‘ ; } ary ‘ ‘emeter; bert Cl. thence +4 (‘al 14, tars ,“itonto, ‘re ~am™mp Tohn ard rR fAturn to.Ay% {oO pocket r fone Bomons aio oad or : oOred, tO wor ’ % ~- we ! \ ited ey’ arr ares senda re Des tfully ve ea “re Rae - 9? Tn A N@ros ‘ . al Monda; O at SCAR ‘ - . , m-y 1: Auber a\ Ve inne a SS bene baldre 5 An ] eel | ] Olite a An urug Store } > ‘15 or . \ pa + ‘ — ' sve ers G@ar « ew ‘UST Va . , yd oF vrown - er Work . — ‘ On R-dia: bay ' chal , co ne a wel 5 - ; ; WwW. > . oy) Mi ,de; . ea 7?) of As. . Wi ; Se I ary iMi}s 2. a t TF ‘olette; y te orn int itv ry , ‘ AMoe ) rj ; . ‘\ i? y me i e Way ar . 7 . on r eo? ; 4 { aie LD. CRE NSHAW. gp fe car AG i \ “Om AN ~Entereadg Ine a ‘ tC] Stews al e904 t hie late Cin - ie L. Cis iNew be Oe Dey Paton r tinder pl ane * morte. or Tr Ors in. 1418 Caen at ‘ad ofr byes Jol oa «tore *. 2, ee | eTlence to work a ;: ‘ +. r nd Euetia ai. ‘| ; + >» al F ’ ‘ ey “t. : th ad A arid , ; . i ‘ , ; eek VO s ' ir? ws - ; ; ee rRini ‘ : ‘ . tat ‘ , ae, - +2 diamond rings ob per nt. veetenday AR, han, . o at 3:30 a. m., Marca roe ey. Vet, Wei rewhere in yr *. ank Wetlss p. ea: oe- UMERE]. cuit. 6th and arr " aE Beage a H “HDR STOR AT p if) | BOY. ror Fj ine far: ~ ir Piamt; Ihe ya operate offica pone of fi imily, who call on , q le re] to hu ive brews . I Re Unset Namonds : Josep! . eu my he i or John sh x ; ‘ —arPry avid e \\ hil ° ry . 4 Mrs An) 4“ Ww“ —e 7. A , Hodta; . last, on ‘ orne e “ay POS Sidne s a? ar . AN l) amt nh ] Nt} ‘ ") Inia wn " ‘ nt " el i ere nd gett! r : —s s ren, regu . Oo n DOT Mane: eS . : rig { a is ; “tutes fre i ne NUewled int ‘ : . ; l anid } sed e , Ww ilvia 7 je Ma; - a } o id a \\ ad “4,S)) (Tiee ‘ a reward pl. Tr ai hie ¢ ar ) on road—~ Ww ho t pS. ah -ee ate vv Y ’ ” * : ey} _ “ WOM AS : Herm an My Ciler brother of ke ; iT inia , ‘ dmany b, “V@Siay. . A ATCH-.. Le t Pra athla A. be’ «9 _ ica Pte) rm. re ot Pi ER (“Tiros . TH SIDE TR - . Ix i4, : ” pie : ihe tia ds! "ST ‘ fobert ae Vidn P apr C1OVed ~ dad, Ginx Welry be Fn ‘tk theta! - I. > } ) learn try ; ne ag oni toon, : thes ' AIbr _ i = * wore mer and Mrs. Gueste Me Mae | Otte and alee Hotlana), busbar of” Hiss | McPher on as presen Ni = SP highway of BR AU e R ‘SU PPL. J CO, ah Bo vancemen:” goed Ak"8: goed chan MG OD ey , HOt a ahs TOC: pateh “guile Country Cty , Ji “Une “py | ’ mei ies er « ; a “aVrust Wid : , % Ved FQ : to 8Oldiea r . t anid eo re and oust! ve rengtr . mee rae ‘al Se > — A App! y ;* ; ; 4 - i S&S Al 4 ty 7, , Tt to ae . ( rws-3 4 : ; 8i- A NOtCee fives @ 6 we Donnelly '« cade : uke Dace from Arth, , May . a . , Ren gt — as dear woe Po ler: re ward Forest 10Hm I: Aston ; aift : “hire (og, ee lous Yeatnue ‘He ef BOX 4 75, pe wat we) aR A M MIs: ON i. Feo , Tk’ he efere é a 7 : . ‘ a) Partey ; > aur . . ert 1O)], . ' . ‘ ’ . ‘ t¢ " °° " ° J . ‘ — ' eae. ’ : ; ¢a 4 + mate pre f¢c; rene ‘eee. ¢ Vas i. lua hotik c of f an S44) ‘.itide 1} bow} . } itie rn? Sur a Ps Rudo; h a, mello: OA AA FOUND WALL PAP PER | CLEANING ETC. T 15f ry ~ M whe, "a 4 ae a “ ani irn oS sep? (laud. Me org ’ r Par fuer PuolMil's Wins tie. : . & ', OWner , ~ he = car, br: i. “ae . 4 va ; IN T se Fe ik ~ pis . ; . OUP @y Presiden, Lehi th i. F ' and * Ati) M, . W ~ ither a- i 'ifying aon, : ” Nave va — . . © wns fee?) 3 oy met day, Oe 1. at 3 > Minney ave. . it ia “fi 7 ; ; ~ +> “aU fT 4. ey ‘ “ “air ios e oe — bye TON Hel Sey Ra i “ur rf ' fF See “yt ing fu r aj. Can) ‘ r LB Fr A “Ss ¥ te sy bE: rn , = (eR } $6 Der day pe. Poin ca ly os ar CAIN x te B AG P ATCTIERS ’ a bs. “OF h ory. Priv . ‘ » » te . io ie a6 Cs, - 7 1e ag of oney . . in ‘ on : ~ wae other of a oy ‘ arr : oo : ** ie ir ae Oesigen h firs , tie? he , . — Mi ‘ 7 ave 6110 Cw ; amen 7 - ; Rate Ria, Genevieve and Farmer * a tre tneral on Mond: av. Oct . curs Willmann an ” | zal mth Che orme at lite - BERT a hw NID sas nee — ev; ian coon agate. Léa line. | ninimey . a kine , Bae. ishing } Paes ; “ stimae of ras ford — oad , ary good — a Ww A Q ES e . a 'y ores w 3 Please cops met \490.) pa. | ' , ‘lem We ‘ance for righ ee Of ry oe oa Mac ’ tie - ese ) MUCKOUG UAT ta Sons’ Tunerg ston’ 2 Puy jae @ brie in, ** and brorh evening and Marke oat Sic." b . uC. Medi 1M) +t 2. Dlant Genera: x. ae _to | MEN..7 ' ey fg * : lett © ier; Parle. eas uUnera) 3 hee rOoLn- ae ia Can hay Thur, tecvunt Jr cal. cf mn. Pin PoNers vn ' “" drive ‘ ! , = bert P “43 ce) ¢ emetery. Mot at rect. te New « 4 or 4 Si farmin eet onda, Oet, 27 _ & call. 808 « ITth © Sane b civ tng — veee) pened more ‘nseetio line on $3 of | : Pins ‘i Mfg. Cr Apply at ns “ L e Wasor ®; good ~ R AC . . a > ‘0 : Dock : ’ ‘Teet = (Ce fully hea ae, Cmefer. | ‘Tien is a thanee HORSE fF WUND ty yy ie E ee ee ATTORN Intetaidiia ee nal ctursa “te we Pt pert, need fn On o a _s old bo; lere K laut nix “ allt Park . ite: foe t(we *s Motor. . PO Trerners Sa TOMOR Tith Districe. EYs AT T LAW —— ee Co i014 — YY, ande ADDI» .' Merion: | Me 4. f or é Sone. INDE: ALY sthtits st " : . t¢ 7) KE) s if. h; i TFT " tir fy ry e?=f.. Cc red TRAL BUS bag 7) be hd ‘Luke oun Nhe ; rire - , . ; { a™ Young and rm: °F] TL : ’ ( prwrem! J Prénsers 4 Ra perience “even, On rine * r. aw bt - rea it J e s Hos; ta "Ff -ocen | 2, SHAPLEIOH uDw Ce Soak = Gis Sst TS Seay py a ae
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Ad Seti aal 2: somes te vs TERR ree. ——— oe. SA AY. oc -t. 19, 1918, SATURDAY. eee ee on) OCTOBER 109, 1918, ee OMING |__ The big Sunde ay P ee —————— O- Employment, f Rooms LULLQDO Stab) ? wo rk ark. Mueller Baker ry Ce “hg 4aZOn 1taeh a oS ley! reiee ‘books Aines, z 3 . or) Wakons g Lou) y ag nd ee J 7 pt: afra , Obporty one id “of Work: stay. for® MBERMAID — fo Experiences SA * Hotel. th and Walnu Hippo. | NURSE—Intan Went senna a MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ey BAM BERMAILS—Hamiit, an | pcbaracter niced Sateen = m z 24 a - © BA Lge , Ww — are no . 0 ica) eXaminatinn ath : ° a 3 5] i) Alsiie i Sale ) J f it ’ —_. ; Se cb Ee | A ‘> AY lO7F j ; A for perme ee teh ncsens as ZAILLIO Readers! i 4 Maple Hotel > Harn}. | | &rade Sanitar berma nenr POSIT ion, gh mora] wtA Mi NDS ‘rr, a ; =~ ; # Rterurban Tailreca Men gpemuee 2° (eZ) | S-hour service One other n "be eo ‘cea, | tis} os. 6 cn ry, 8, wwe SSS i : ° a SS j " . Ce Ar r, . ok £ a ty Ottis TOS OF, ‘>t, He 1} non | ;Ofr no =i - — " ‘ sie M "Hi mT .* - A " ; Ps & re . . > - . P . _” ~ ons _ af ts ae j usive — . “ ns ot . . i: : : ; Ths The . : app . . ah N Broa, dway, (¢ °C O} ERA | ORS tea j "= band, eSU2 Wily e. Gomont 3140 - : ‘ i ‘ iba t ae “— . Ph. , { ! { ‘ ‘ ry agg r> - Se I Ww i Darg ir = 0] j (* 7 “a eapuse tors. alsy ex! ” Sing) P. heedia ae ae “+ BON OPN Pann, arg: } t , Dear eats — - : . “ > “7 gq’ ‘+ e ~ an Se Peck {> y: g*, . ’ ° 7 \ . ia y larm aS 0 t : 9 ‘ (7) fe] j » rience ‘er pd n ra le . r Opera. me a ] | / ‘ a ; ee ti, % Sl Sa | y 114 ~y n Amos: ; “ - : ihe, abdan 1G 4 4, . if i” " j P . , pes : “) —~ E R L ING 2 = ” iears Og 0 iperiencea in re Stay. multe? machines, to eae Alitzacon rators on NEOUS WANTS heanaane ILES Wt I Ni, Or ¢ He ss _AUTOMGBILE: MI - iitt (Ch) fy “ge hie! Sailr ee “if op. r OOM AND MOAB, ' = — +o, ’ Al ARTMEN} TS : - , Sth: oe Army le etOr Coats ar APP. nr | F'Orem £273, 917 wert” oF Old: paw cea) S- SCEL | _ right Eetan. 1% 4imost new : “A Leary ‘ [ow ; Bell Rest; AUrANT. 1 (wag nN ‘ ape 8S +12 { TH a! he AR > e VW ee —), > men’s ents ‘ aitor - Mes. LANEOUs } efara MN, j E om ‘ ig " anid ’ l¢ Vers ry rar : : ‘ ; ern : : — WW (OR Tr. ION - : - ‘S: Grand. (¢7) 5 AND PINE? + ladies’ dreasey. ;..a7" pay pvercoats, | AUTOMOLILES \ ‘90) | MOON__} | mdav night. enh. ! bought ono: \ ASH reps wt Forest sieg firien: ttm Of beautiful wo lON AY. —— "0 : » aie , : OSs need badly: ps y im a n - , , Vile Vilz , ‘ ar enla- 191- pa ; “A 40Anyvy 748 ‘na* ING Poon ; ‘ a fied nt ten ; i. tity bores: 2 3 ' Gtr went nera) vite PR aot OVer: 35, ‘ S P. PLAN | oes need to ship South: auto wi! il p ttn: Nimhee? prj : ete o ned or dames. } : , ; , = $ su lay bet we 2 ty a il, With interest - “ Der cent of? af ci te ll ne =. ,ale farm " t-wata. ¢ S and + i pe . : on ne of he in Riversida 90) cht ae fontaine line ( JSOMP coats, Shoes, hats: pay to eo7. Ui ts. over- AU TOMORIT BS : ab LOL. (ery mt mM, MM 1 9] 20U 20 to S100, Lester em t aves 4 ee . Or, References ra..i. , 8! loobys ant par. — tc MPANY, fure. Tugs. stoves: hizh prose! alse, furni. AUTOMOBILES Wig. ay Kinde: s “ACCESsc K ith etter: $500 to grog” W/a¥ers ara best) WESTMINSTER jy Tae i emises. Forest nytt AODIY maRages ne INSTRA TORS. ladies en i? (‘on ay ion an “OR oy * + a ices, The Phi M} P , on § “tandar / Suto Sa}y = Nigh . ata / 1ES PAR’ [ S ETc 1's we" ) 4() 14] a. 1¢ 18 09 \ ’ : 7 ar sei ~ >" ‘ _ fh BON 4 P Pp ‘tow ‘ : } ; al dan. i : tral i Baa? r} ft qf 7 oe iy ; +> tas — pre ty . . = oa ‘ : ; a ov i 4 . i. “F paepngcem : os eae +> I \ i Day - re ee i? shu \ > > : ™ Mas \ ! i f22UUTT), fiy Noahs ' } } _ oe a) eat — price for Tor J eo FODITES Mor SA l¢ Her : Olive area n $50 Beg gee tu + BO0d cond VES Ar on = : ND AP’T’S. WANTED : iT si, ot. ‘ WES rmMie . y +h , opt “Ae 8 . Shea : #40ickd Va, +O ION t 11° : Tq ith +) > maka te i ] . i re) er Artophone ( Oo tt] b 4 A.V LPR }’ wor, — FU R ape rw a. GEL aot : 9. : Marker «» Met Miller | =a ¢) , =, ferent : cAC iCKS: many ’ ta roo eXcellant w,-”: . Vel-furnishe NISHED + ; $00 Wing 40 Start for Ay soe PRE Sse i ) 1401 N. ISTE Bi KRFE. Shor. : ic ‘ s ae MONEY oe a ss (e7) on)~ Vie 0 Stock, J ret t eens aif a as ae (e-#} m1 wins gsr Ve onre: . he. —— LATS & AP” ‘2, S wTp. 0 per month, with « Peed vo S~-Experie tS ST, (og) | * rUN Wi.—Revyoiva: fie: ancihe gg? ao UtOn Ane. utomobiles: ; — i = ne LE "eas aoe ee -_ e+ leach f | FURNISHED aps g sdvancement ; state are. pa Cllerny? Chan, oe _ cot Dive ‘ing an ne ed on fa Ne ate ——— ms y iitule i 2F, . (ts i ; cas 1) bes a y c ~ es ee A ‘) 4) on ('o 1°10 ? Fam rY ort } iP eT) I Tir _ j ~ ] . i ill ane a1 Moma sie ~ ni ma! wr, t r) ; Ne a. - 4 ’ ? a “Acer Wea, . xX . ve a ‘ t} ‘ i I } 1. . ‘ ’ r se ’ © + im fT Perience ed 4ning, oe ics. AL - ae Ww = meena (cS) } — re WN, tras WASH E RS “ara Dis eT) | ster 179. - Salary $18 y eek. Deena be N. Gr and. ‘Spnaek ~ ‘oc ‘ - Nith & Cy. WE-area in th, ya : = (cl _ oddest Le NORTH ee a +4 ee «SS . ; nen, wh a | Se eb- | _Lindeti ) opolitan Bide Wed, wreckad vat xet for your ola a INNER ~ 6 P Ff eee rles App) \ ti «ef “ " lite or Ceol. i? ne 75 ‘ a eal 17 ~0 “ ‘ 4% ee gayl . 4 ti ‘ | | bey or ren, . “ Tr" 6 - ; : thats ard. R vie “whe ISSERS (eT eS ; es Ad rca oy (8rs; best price . 4 i sale Onin a 1 CY, volig EUVCT] IED — TO ; lor ‘* i King’ q hichway and WW, uc ning Hye, middies- SpesiXberienced on “Walste a ‘) CASH paid tor ne WsDabe rs, “m a za C15) ( 1! &81]% R hiomor ; OLR Daid ( a } a ZO S ? Sar If me " one , erly Out i Ane. H In! ~ ony “ag Ger - » iL roR t Www) i mse ose aia ‘ = LET BUSINESS PURPOSES me s ; e “als ; +9 ‘ ani > ‘ > 4. . SaZzine vs : . fs f TOT : = es ve (7 Oat for : ro OTT) rere} Ck Cite Ww work: he ' RL y LADY WwW anting rood - . (oj Nt : all- year ree b. ‘Schnee: %. half day gent ; et s ter Phone Bo nont 19 OW. 3. aan CHASSEsS . , L.Ed Me >] SINS BE my ~ , - he, ~ Suburban Board. oe ye HARP] f ‘* idies. - MISCE - >t rifde m rs ——. = Cc ee Pages ir 9t¢e , ’ ; AO. Load S pp, } ; Li Pkt stig) ial ' im ‘ wt Co., 1403 on fee iidren. 5316 Bu ilwer, * *° SPo sa oe ASH | for pe wSsDavers, rags and maz, ah, aA oboe + 2CKar See it at Knight fine Disco, nt t Acencies, 25¢ pap lences: board ir surke roca; @ con\ : ~ LLANEOusS = A " — ¢ ~ ’ ‘ cohen a526¢ maiz] les *TJ a OTe ete , “Pawel i »¢* * 25S ‘ ‘} f -— ’ MIA t " ,¢S ira _ ‘ al 4 , er, ~ ER Ww hite pie-Por light clean factor : POT TE R- Steady a work: “$25, ~ Ott Aaa = ee tral 9637R . (7, | tte For sale, ney ¢ Pierce | ~ mp ve On F. A. Y liber, prez) man. or n ore i per line on tAree nimi Outhere exposyr; . ltl NI°P Syears atte Marniitey © or ‘Colored. Kregel Casket Co 1401 . NTR; 800d | —_Lleaning Co. 1304 Laclede * Week. Skyy | ‘ om —— = er ’ in ——! vit, 8. 2815 Te , ROC Bord chassis R- 6fhis is @ fine job ang woh Phecia n ANA er One — ees OS Chere ? My / STORE Riana on and M =x" : . th. ted) ] & ye ’ 37 : ea SOO at \reisma tye) . CS a ere 7 ‘ ‘Ty = (ot queso: ~ weaee 1 Ne eT iain Ti ieee’ a NOE Ny Re . ‘ =) ADIe i TF —For filli nN he AIRT I- INIS] i (C4) a ——— an, aad | Ss (_¢ A tr ! ) _ ‘ i ASSIS ! ir _ le . - 1} , i j ea > = ic’? ROO ‘ ’ . ' (rh ; ‘ . - , : TT AM it He . la ney Kar ments oa i Teerience. as ES TEs give "Ee and ex. | £O0d SHERS ana button "~ wae. MAIK ij Value pald tor -= 42 ‘7 Ce ols bs ae UB N the chasste ist LIK SAL F..Manes is: stan ao ee ” Petia MS FOR RENT—CITY ROOMS WANTED } V4 Ete a. 4y ro JR “THES - , SINERS “ “ai + . , tees : . a . ~~ , : ‘ ¥ € . va st ‘aij 0] - ‘ 4 Sala i ¥ or Pits re . ‘4 ‘ AT ; > PAS wat? ‘ fhe ! 7, - ae , i ’ ' . - “ , r} . * « 1s Vin elk, 1} ™ Une ; ot a = sieaeee st-T> is, (eq ) owt Singer Garr rr) ent or , Apply at once Silverware wate) es. a se “fold. }é Ve@iry f f en? mrantesa — Priai Yeur " , - ! sf {7 ye fi Pr « hargec: ~~ Per rae - . “ ’ = , a a . \ i? ft NDE] 4 aT Two 3 LON or Mailing ri ) ‘> co . 619 iN , . mS j ‘ . . lary rn ere Poa . . i if? r \V\ iit? r ‘ . Alan MISCEL T {v4 YT o Tk’ « ‘ “ ay . Ww) R ' One bye j A0O0OTN, 207 Ky STR NOG tte Sth. S\ ‘ania Smelting ; te, enn. i? } rrigé ¢ " ? * ium rs, m i a lormer] . Toad : ~ y ~—— LANEOUS . vi td i = , ‘ : ; ¥ : j = 4 are exq > Mlerton "A "7RAPH Io rR - Experi + te 10th Gt Olive +S and F tefining ¢ '0.. 210 N Males (My ox 5 Locust. 4 ire (op 16 : Larue 'Y Universa! , 4 : ] ; Greoaine P » ‘Tieng ‘ed. ne ~~. = ~ fey) Ag) LNngkton. - enced. 131° ied, (‘e ntral 402 oT. e | Mor . 4 ri Nteypy ; T) py - or light Work: Dleags ? 7 i . . Sant do gen ; > } ° . ;¢ ~ : | a ; ‘. 1) —. — wlth ' “ey OOM . : ;urrnyjs j fwr ‘ Ar? hes: : ANI) {ure MS in “ RANC is Hort 7 : ; tis Sale 19] chassie > = | Peeps aT TL A — fcR) " Vi ] ren a 7 seabed POP ennai. i 2-3 th on P«% : le? “lS Ping an , 8S per week Surround. “PT ReNOGRA Py : fc) HO ns hone a Condition: new tion eee mn” serviceable conditiw” Your uld tire ie ee 6ln steam. h. “ww, Je furnished a . ray 8 . Apply liv N %) a. ia ey Ke R “wady, 4 USEHOLD With, , Bi B2 ‘ ‘ha t onca- £0 Sh ey if ny vears or older “Ve re | st. (e}) era! O! fice work and to GOODS WANTE . "Ss ‘ AY . ’ ‘ ee CEN - 4 " _ With _— - . ai ¢ one Itio Now t ‘ Pits ni +, Bags ‘ ute j We ‘ } w _ i i RAL D TASSIS— Roe poet Gravity | Bhe Wagner Tire Cor tn PAY, COD Drivest | MORE to: mentinn heated \ Ata HOTELS eaeen , . ‘ . e ) Py > oF men = ' ’ » 4 ° i» = , . . . 5 rry eC! y | r arnt an ™ ? ATG . AAA, _— a ~ - t treatmen oi reliable. good Wares Ampiy jo nent i] indus. Plant. Rox TH - 3 . I -Dispaufac turing rept AC HEY OR = ‘ i f Cored) ‘ if ASS]S ah fale re . —— ' Ti (‘o. ‘ “V¢ Lox Ist =, ‘ { Dive rsa] 7 . ma ’ j " OR [ c vw if a) wast ~~ pitt ie ; Oo n PBS ee % ONIN LOIN te se 5. Wathe a. a hust} “* lt ' j } ha helps v. (ols VW AIT rR Ie SSk S pag SDa te h (7) ol} ardro ¢ arpe fe furt bia . nounta Wheels at oy. " vith d > VO! LE pipes : Vig ‘¢ g) . { ortanm ni ‘ Price. 4701 eta) B ai@, Q] ti; uring in automobile Aaa ee CENTRAL ern “tear heated Pt is ir Ist: , lean. mod ry, On | , r : ie ne ji ATi, ? lenced- ORs - “Cutt {e ej art. Scott Dye; hy and Cleaning” : ty cor te SS KS ( ‘ounter wor , ett iP cena flats: nes - Foods ‘b diy - _— ‘ iA : los BR 4 AA dav $2 a Week and .;.. es Orivatea } ith on. * . 4¢°] j r rene iPproxie om . j al 4 3 Qtr. . : ; "eS Sch ler = - Ono _~ rent eal IN Th }? Sintan ctr) y ~ - es + SB. ; f ’sSquare faas . a +. ey iMate a. ~% . 8 Bros. Box Co 1909" = 2 al we 4 — \pply HOS N Broa. ] — and da j Sree we ober, De tHe d ah rs Br ore Sf Ria Cyr - COUPES ri 1 . ¥" ro mee eT uryr iv ane wh TO "4 N | wi erat tt H ARDI}c} ! Pat) or ; ‘Pee - -_ foes) Creer tia wo li On ’ n ate , \ ; ‘ LERK- . i ~" A ‘ste } . : tery) W Al TR > SS : Ww: fs } BEDS—Furnii hie rete ne . po a min ‘ ieieieite I fyi-¢ r) A Py ‘ he on, f at ] raw) 7 ; i ‘ ITnished roame ve , r ikl, 43.4 An ; l. ay a ‘ iy ,: ' : Pn i e! COM. ; spt -Expavie - acy ep cpaciapae Ds a P ( Olored - -s ture, Vso, conte nts” f ea) ] >T) - Se Rte i, '* f&lO rnodel , } _ if, hath , . al 4593 fami! h ne . ardel] by town } ; 7 . iipped 4, , r One nor ‘ f enced - “Ie ratory sf e op en ‘tn chemica| Hotel} I. i? ] | 9 Bood Wages S or Sta] lots y' P ’ . Ul dwellings RI ] ‘ ey ree ‘ or tii be “€ ‘ «J i! ’ P }°3 , ’ ‘ t Only war.) , i ea ah , 0 Amer; ’ " . : & } au e : . Ccown. } n handwrits raid ofr Work: Post Dispate os qualifications Box Fr W AITR ide + and Ff ovle »CS, hardelt fown By ou ve Day he best price | iA. Rox’ aR Sev OX-@! " .oitie 26 eves ' ae tre 350 Warn ie ” tyDIV: lip, lowntoesn ona eae mn Plan ett . mat | e ‘ides; ideal ¢e _ ) ’ nr. { P4 i . . -_ I; SSE S oy) i ’ i! S oy OT Ye? » ar 9 . : acd p PS ‘ a? lienne , ea «7? 4 Pe " ‘4 imTn - , ‘ ‘ 4ic vu ey t} P On ‘ hy ha ‘ F fer, . a , P ; : triij ar? iy ng . : as n ¥? a ‘ nis Bire. ang dOW nstairs worl. 31 an f° pegs ote’, | CARP Tar — tins ome: ies nite ure: Bouck wie. BICYCLES AND MOTOR CHOU TE aj — — (7 romean’ aa a \ Hodiamont PI 8) ; : wiv: Mm; se B—Over 16 ve: ars of ane “tie 4 z 2 to) Tan ti cena Es ty riey ne ed. Ss hertz fe er ( tay Rata: C-7e ne ‘ 7 Montana e - A y ; 7 ’ - ] =. AORSES AND VEHICLES L RA Nk lel N B51 ; Nine . : fhe, Cc itnr PN ce z. pr + fi ed — e- nm? GAP : - pre ma ry ste sheet it i “0c per hour Cc uDDles cn s€Ced Oh Al 1 RE _ LeStuy Page Prices; fing. - Ry sble nee Iced, b to Ope ruta Zigzag : Db elim: ir inde ‘rmere lot te], oi eran? 1] its and dw. ii ' a On ‘ caah: Con- | . ‘ in } Pace 1 rr , ‘ " Lie Res| Vt", as sae - . ‘ I? ivate farni ‘ : T ‘ ela. ; lollingsh OC E ¢ on 5 bCHInes, St. Lou 7 ~*/29 Easton: Forest KR 40 *% 1 ao, Orage iH Washington lila oF eimMmar Ger ptt Oo ) hy} "| “YUCCS i i ane, ime. 415 1 Cas * 440UIS Bui on : mia ok OST , eimar 694 : , ; . I : Hous) IS ' , t* « ' ’ | ' TAM S728) " 2 P . ~! , i ; ingle .. Ps a.0 bid 1Oorca tn « aes Pr aia oT Par. rr ler, at ii aa , ‘el bond ~f Wh ens “ : : . FURNITURE ce (S (eo) Ll Wilson, Dep terse. tow ms, 75e a day. $9 eteam-heat F 'S, FL he : ATS, rs. RT rc o} ! nit re: space for . . . ¥ -- ‘ 4 Vtd ede Cty Py sé os xn , a mit, : the ' ; : mes , Fre be i? , : i bal oO! Phi ke Ls Two y ve “For filing letters and. e and stoves. conte =n 5. (Pnity e. Carpet . : : ROADS ERS X 4 LI CAS aye - ou i ttin Perieny, n= men. wa ome; salary $s er E out th b, : ten ( f y ‘e preferred. . tf I W \V @e: tk R e hio Rk. oR pa food fin ? 4 x >] : me : s ’ f wé. gon.” r.oO0or ‘ ectricit a + est rice ‘ ] . ; : AACS, res idences vibe EY ois eo ta ‘ FOR SALE Ceci ric t : ? iSNed hal) Dark ror « a Ec*!s"~,..'': Main ‘Tle y al ¥ sale vy: patch . OX N-25'% mia i, “r baid. Bensinger 6 Walton: 1 BUICK—Fod> ec} 6 etiateen e Dr at . OR su brat Dhone ete. Solid Q@gate. {5e his Sa StU f mel? be x; n¢ a gin im . bm 0251, Koreas: AG) ns roadste: Pape 5 Cylinder, O18 ; ARPT HORS yee eT a : “ain heat ABCOUNL Tr oar » minimum ae BU 5. ur! ander Pros a f: On floor. to clip thin ; 3 § Experi lence d prefe e 1, Fl R N ITURE win mn - re es (os ing: a ae - Z Very nf OG char e: » 14, 1] ry ) es et ~f le two f nad one de. NIA Rik hy N14- 7 Pie ie - ore‘ iifie wn tAree ur RBAN PROP’ Ty FOR Rl ‘ rt on o. 4 and eyes. . ads and sew 0 ry ( ut CO nt f); ) Dac v: any amoun? oe il, Wey paid insirar pony = Was by ai . OAaWay, (oT Ofher ry . - -Ligt ‘ housek ne ine ¢ Oo ‘ ¢ ier ions : ate . MANA ri a Pelican Rubber Co” 79" | Hot nece ssary, s chober *44ne > dwellings: best cas er ommt: | ance company (22/4, ins ee nnd insur. | #ARNESS—Pror sale: oe SL, 2 OF gale: thras ere ARSEwa, tee, | CARE pees tic | \ ei ar ly ] -c | ia fe ¢ aa] +’ " Us il wor} 1@] , Guan , -_ UU) M:; rk »f rs ‘> ‘ ™ rs os . . ‘ ‘ mv: (Ste ~ 4 » ‘ in i . food, , a si i es] . 1] * ees ~ . *. PS i ~ r . Lie or se ae ‘ . i wal ure ; - °Ol and Ma chine Co., Jed war . 3 bi we roorn, board and W Ik nt war W ork. 4 ‘ - s7omont 2494, « entra ©. 18 Hodiamone .-” Cr. Eicher’s Ga : ‘91 D 7. Lon A Nicely furnished eam elegant rana — ’ FOOMS and bath STO) ON 40) renili W hitten : ; - ' a) . ‘ 1 6 Sona . i . as | ra ‘ ‘ si { | . Kio or 1S (ry e FEAT 7m een eee ‘cs FORD FR i ) LTS a 2° ED es ; — (cS) tried Le ray Sale, ana m ~ . "63 : ‘ anv ey ences Phone a4 "hig yy! . 7 Pe es. . V4 Mf ; - , & ra \ rand, ene rv hate} te S li eht and can he bighe? BEI EDS Wa. “AAI. (O00, We pay le Lond conditien. he. Sale, 6. 1918 ~ amps ne e Coal Co. rag - ms “aD. Bao, GRAND. lus -» Sout iam se fle ‘ cA a (HI SOG yyy ee — Ome has : a5 (Waborans ~Nine : es As an Office AS sistant: easily and ‘ . Q ] a es fo ¥ old ana new fa . eecai ° if) Wt 3114 Cas , Hop , i oes andevented ie aed ul foun, Je: neaniai at Pau. ms: vPdu- . a e. ' ‘ ‘ pol , (‘ey irs PRO *y . —— and © | a trie: tan) a 7 firs CAS, colored: ~ | aS quick a? fi eures in a8 COM Pp. Ny: c quie Maton At “En M. \ Ae " I e F =n a@8s 41} and I Or sale, three D ] i ’ i Bry. = A pail FR aan As fsrand 1012 ‘ lech paray a Hi 7 = r ' 1) ‘oe . ted ; & ‘ age: Apply ~ Re eh a ‘Sand wri rood | fz. Co.. 1202 ‘ ‘y. INNINE Eon. tis: ‘Senter, 64 Lindh ee _ A 2TRVO eS anneken, |“ ** . ON, 16351 & ae ; SS Seed brighe mi LED, 225. (Wintntes oe ae or and Marviarnd. Westmorel Dispatch. 2T9 ented. ri : ct a T his work offers splendid 5814E: Olive 4161 “4-06 High st. Central 4308 Hunt ae CMdition; s125 for quick a HORS pnp Tore room: alt Conveniences ~°¢: furnished ha Ey = tee ra se ith end furnace. lot em. brick ~ . - OT cn a(n ; oie grt Sais 2nd harnee. : as bcs ee —- WE Ys : a oem (7) Cn 99? me a4 —s ‘aCe: lot ke « an si ate Rs b sana RLS—1 0 (ea) | 0Ortuny) Op | HIGHE ST price aid for ... = (c6T OVERLANI) at Will ss enarat. = ae i 7ess and wago;: MIS; ISSIppy 108... Be en ace ih IURTE 1433 N "yg — Pe if CS49. Main liga eentee. } >and IMT - learn to 1] y 2 Paid for « ' ANI ' ‘ . Chea a ey = arge / aper ¢% S852 OV ve orn: must be str “| ’€ SOCK Clerks and pack. O De tte 4 your earnine qa 10ts;: Bet oi: hid Ps ntents houses an? en) . um Bie, aster Sop bo ana, _— ail. 4137 Lo Well-heated ron, rm} wad. furnishe tae, or ey 4 ' ‘8 rms tet - a) ra ri enough to h: . 3 Ww pe . Atal lead, ent ral 5659 Tyler . pity oY ‘ pe? 9 SS ! ; ed . i\ ) . « . ; hone Sj ney 4105" '> seg ; ee a iTVlenas . MY ui ano * ’ 1andie C j Ca ae Ri ae MONEY Port an. , a e T . a ISMNatch. ra re, ' ‘ ou VING} ey a 2a7.¥ = a FO ney yong, 1 eun, ly. iterts” jane nds: no Others neea I ity and serv eC In essential MON fe no obie Ry 0 bee wemneeaete, {_ ob 4 \RER—For 5 tie roadeta: = He MR KS I: or Sale: . 16t] S(@atn bh me ais _ Ur Pd front prog see SOUTH AA R COLORED PEOPLE *1} ve “ « is ” TON ay s oe & R and, 150] W = Ww ar Wo j ta “s rT? } my en furniture m2 1] ’ i =—"t 13 ’ Food rT et nants el " , 4 P te ys . ‘ rt and sys On tin ACUS Lot VW [gor fY°y re ; ow = oa ee 4 Ww} as r “ ~~ > and Ke PF Mr Bi ck ash - Vai burg iM o ¢ li con fo, nN a Pa I 1 ~ ee ie WEST C849, "Nain 11.0094 ects ¥; $20. Centra fon ' ind newly de orated. > . ) 7 é . ‘ i rf Fes . : Pa x «Tt Ve , ‘ ' ‘ Lif Ss Jovan Urniture ~ = Ware . = otk , ©“ any (we ho ! pe FURNITURE WANTED BADLY cms. LSE TE age t —— ee hear ' : ic’e iartre roon {as 7 ‘| : ‘ . and ‘ MACHINERY | — = nOne 3 “sea HICkKOP. —e fa 1849} — —_ . i 7 se ]9}e (;1\ ER I] I ey : , r oe .} . oa | ure j rig , on } : i d j : ot ents flar ; ; : ae ST OCS, Con ee ae oe 7 ~~ - a tes Dat NON N a e, CONnVeniene, oo Meth Front roo } atl —— i . "G4 agate oc dir ry » 1401_N, ISTH ST. R Io AG FF "ASK eT Wi 1M AN Young: . re ree (c7) SC He 1B ER. Bh Hing n : h enest x ash prices ¢ oe Pe y 7 oa 19] , ma ie} RD Png ge in WANTED ne MAR ‘ iVversjr a? Mm, rs IN ] MP AN { yy ‘ ; ty Dia Uunt iz mae “a ine ae wumn $9e. be trained ‘nin ] o (o OR) | nent house: rive ae oat ctor for insta})- va age ] de]. oo Sa). ] or. 895% on; z =60 SaCrphics $475. i og 7 : ne - . etme ete PA foi Dane tt iWo Cone See ° rent S11} \ Pept) ins rhe Fann n tAree or tsa Operators, S—Twelve, to address N-125. Post-Disnatch” 2" experience. ay Sea *r , ee ia . a Work call at Dept, § BR terwood eal 't and le keneral] house. morning. 4303 N. 20t} in aie . O1 | . wor? F Wore ‘nsertions oc a Pip . . ig ae FOR SALE PiOvil CREED ns , Tak Pine ort tue j 4 ses ‘ b rt f wit COO 4 - 1s = | WOMAN Middle foe - fC4) FU IRNITU] 7" a ‘ MTA MERS ‘: Ko) ale he ar a NN NO Ring ELM Lea} Sa4 Love taicntin ea LS, Mc NAT} +” . a eri machines, algo | Work: can suiejaeed. for RE WANTE 2 lel: in exceljens ¢:, 17PaSsenger, ~ 39) ILER—For gate oe ! t > us explain it. (ef) han folders - 00d pay. ee House hold e ee » ) REAL ESTAT | ovelv sleeping AIR” 27173 yaa E FOR p+ ' . ‘ r iftior , ae é ‘ a E900 Used i rome ; eae? , S t? r a. ee S a : rooms Epp firey flon - tte ae ne a EXCHA B00ds of al! kinds wantea.- 4432 Ashland 4a¥. Delmar o-qgr MUST se ’ ne Water tuhe boiler: M pM ea + DELMAR py oer te emploved A ocr Cie J NGF ye ei. Ap] >] WOM AN. Qj . (7) mt Sinail lots” Or Contens: ." vanted; large CHANT] Jep — etna ~ F td ’ ._O. NSpectian ren ‘ — YViand ¢ 1a. nt £9hs., HOG irnisned ri. _~ Ne Ty . TP es pain ) } OF sal. or trade shirts me “ 44 “ Le ewish = . Will Day ‘extha. enna of Uwe ings. We Orivinal ¢t. TY Bale Car tate ee A Mor to Char. Or Immediate poems ‘eam hea o)) fT Oler wat as > ee. ~~ «Fooms, bat} ear iir Croce: Pe Ne ah re me XT OY > ‘MENT Ac ENCIES J AND | 183 Railway 'D) xehs anvre housework : no” 1aeOr COOK Ing and light mower i NN'TS BRon sc dine Witea ” cle in be hey re) ka 9. 4 Chemical Work ww | ENR! HT, 43564... hand +445 con di tic nD ‘hee Pee 1 electrie, all in rood Y-351, Poxt-Ppisnat _ kK preferred. ‘es i RADE SCHOOLS c hye Bl], ler, Sell family; ood Da Oo he: AVY Work : Forect ae pos " r), , of = MT Eure lid ay. “ , A ‘ ! (*@) rey | + , i \ ! j a ' e - : ; (eR, {> or ty } all tg, if . f ] r ae ; sine SHAS > Daa? r “C 2 . oo r re ‘ car. rn... {, >) {: (e7) te Forest Park p1’% APDIY S. Levy | on Lanner nN ict) | CHEV ROLE P— Pouring ~2 MPright; 1 boiler fue: engine: @ 7h ENRIGHT, _5060-— Lape sell_ 3887.17) | MERAMEO 445, Olive 1936. fom FARM ) ee iron yer ' ‘ (ay TS ; PbS. r UO le: feed ny bite . ‘ ‘ b). : os\2 i» wpe y reer, , , + Sane Are rms ‘ rey ,* : : ITY ‘Ba Sete WOMAN- Kithe (el) H sa Sat big bargain jf , py @) duplex cm vSInD: Knowles an roo sn Fin Ora ied. futnishec f ; firs otem. : ri new ree oe S FOR SALE PY ladie.« onan - OLL EGE. GIRLS S16 TO 30 Feneral Bither middie aoa or elde rly: for HOUSEHOLD GGors FOR SALE ‘ ai . ; oday fy U-i! Ack p= ry re ner Arm: ri ws Kes aC _ . Ome borat SOS] * na ; . _ ; ; firs 2 oie 2 - ——. aes iitee, ve = cree nue free: . seosees t! l “ouple of 60 years: wife an ey nunary : Sor rm “D COT - § a | SEV ROLET— For | ue, tour | © 2., 100 leffersoyn = ° ~!™Nner Lau ‘Wines uc “ rs Sera Cholce bright f irnishea MURDOx«) ina % el Ta FOr Bale: 2» miles from SR ars c Bal V i ‘or ‘ , . . =~? ‘ 4 ali 5, yr ’ -. I, r en), inion ‘ Cor t ic r) Rs , a Pie ‘ ° Our) | SF cn] new : () “—e : . , ‘ 2 ‘ ’ » By ate an . 1} : —— lis ed i* , ‘\ eh ait, oO ir ers iti Ror, ras . , , ; t. u : Louis, ' Mo — chalr, "oti id i hil C Carning who has no home: states Prefer w oman P £as lights ¢ ~ fe osh Machi CW treatin 109 rowe VOY 5 heap: de m a VN KS-. Fo al { Row - — San: reasona? le iy: all cor venlences: gen “ORVortabie; ren: jt a ones a moO .9 —— 7 4'so farm of ord 0. Ad Bae Gre ©, 8 ate Wages want d. hai Py vxi2 ‘ in ) 2. >; Se}l rr fe , Vr lawn i ’ cae Se Oe ee S14 a ‘ , prove. r _eeds 12, 00 F women ¢ Cler The P r WOME rar = City, I! l. (7) ? day. HOUS In ONUK St so es . po qT} 4. , a 2 . Rey wale, fol lg Cay’ bey] PA ry . +00. Lesa) : A Toor : ! 7 iY hae, } e] “outhern i r PiDN WS} beV AS IA 44°] rere « ; (oO Chi ri | : 4 Fim tie ulars write anenat Ons No . as {rood ess ing Trade. EXPERIENCES i, WHO HAV EK HAD SOME Ce L.uF RANGE Nor . : ‘ . MVNGiLion: Grafted 31}2 Ca = .s ick PRI Ss ™ . PHN gE ©. . er) eine fa) or 2 brig? modern rs sj hat) g1¢ Dig eng } ; sa i: i T SOW ny? } . ‘ Des bes Oo @r Nplove 1 i ‘J ‘ ‘Tnished rvuoms f SHA W re >a iAare I UST st. L OUIS Ba wt | packing departn , 2S Rrondiviiy, | FORD—For wale Wy avira nda = 7 : : . . . i ey ry _— 1 os tba? Te) . ! ‘ ey i rooms and sun _ Siow ; sain ica Dra lolring Irand_;: DP Or barga Mea oA rye oy Caer ‘ Olive 0) ‘ S5Un parlor, § 4; en hin ts i En: pe — i201: N 3 iS. Orand-new, Joy; alan -(°h ed i Phone Jindal sans fISUK, $645 ‘ear Grand: ~ ' a oe ince $y}; nth “_ Tienee () sidebo: ek kitchen cabinet nt lelid AS. : Jester White mal, r , , ition: clean en. ran convenient ny. | 9 > — (er ,* Fesidence, in fine conditinn. me " it , . Back need or experienced: t wg N AI, BISC [J ] T ( ‘O.. th st M.. > a ‘ wh niet ‘ errjis VM irtiy P ¥ $7 ra = . } HiT) oy Sale to irine an Saitama 4 nie nity ve “ ii i pletely f irnis “] oom 4 Pv RD. attt] . ry) ree . OM ¢ and wa r j bm Ph . nt fin 0 ao on. 2108 XN 10th ' former ‘$ tk , pester . > =rOVe a aundry eiavae’ 2... S57 1: .” , = “Ss OFrand-ne: — rea «, . ~~» Water; phone f —entral 6840 fain ” eae er: | Closing, balance : eb 00 on 4 ~ N n opportunity for ¢1 Bi ; 1¢e and label] Sunshine and (' ASS ay. ( 17) eee chiffon: BSG idee. ve. dresee,; ze seu ; huuejie le AUCTION SALES onabie. i , prefer. men VIC OR RSH A . Via 17194 (CC) | same then 2 " e Sy month; 2116 WN 19), it ~ ae ® ig”™ mqyigi»> hoor ee — ' ‘ . ” . ‘ ~~) . ' mm, Ya “ ‘ . . . f i a 4!) YT’. ’ Dien te hh iseuits: Pleasant Yi I an . Ce I ae \TING ST \ fe eee ‘ Ol aie, lourine par } : . DEI, il 40? (4) DOS#eRRa{nn . . b room, Modern fia ply tm om Dee Ord AT rT ere a7 — é . — ee Work T as + ao | jeasant home for "s Pres Dies ' WON ] TR (>. co Zimmerer pe a tl i. j Pit ye PAT o é ee ance Pas a ] ‘ “ and Coffee hou; ; ©) work in Dakery ‘ Ti, ‘ i ? [> - ate iyi) . let , R Prigl ‘ it? (Ina ¢ ih. wT sais sania . iT’) Dric AS to sui . { ‘* aa ‘ | Dar } Pe - ‘ a i ce ’ i, rit, Wa , rie if It 1 Ph Cur ow : (TD.— MISCELLANEOUS | in ¢} a( vancement. Ay. ‘OUSE;) good Wares 315 & 94 HLA ERS w® rare ( FPOR])—Pre, Sale, touring car r ‘ seacon. nN bloc} 2 Pre a. OC at 5271 ww PHERSO« aay a (ce? x. —- Olive 1754. 7 n lp m “a) ’ —~ FOI ale: P have fa : ary “hey . afr, IJIS: I » oak sround. Mordaa , _ Pa. SCid ) he P “" “V, ‘ r . uN —ee oN i che orning # y TASES . t¢ ) eaters th x" ° ad ? ind-new é TAETsy | Aston wes Ps af * ain | if ee! ' Pn Shed roon WEST , . ee OUNG [a . hat were bought se, is Easton : te. at, electric: Ga Ps | cual —= £ ERS Mon or Bo WILE lee educatin: paVit! high school or cae | Batterna fiat Were bought wa Mieandonew | 5-Uiles: sac sale tae a, BD | McPHER 3 fer 6 p.m ch PD nl TIMBER LANDS f a women; two two, 8 BISC UIT CO., pin education, ror Position in ‘@natne oo dries, on whj h " 3 > Best stor hour rie ! C195 $4 = Og LD CLOTH oat 42.5] Nicely fury isheg CLAYTON 148H__° A | OA, i, oepa ‘ ‘ ‘neineerine hae as a i We > rn ' As : O46). 247% Toru : ' CPN Terns wd 7 ~ OE SALE Oe roon y “deh room § : Wi -- 15th ‘and ¢ ‘lark , partment, interesting work and rapid of’ '° 36 per cent: ~ set you from ’ FORDE. ieee ACU, (6) | enmmnninn NG 7 yrivate fami tank: fixtur, Sie. 7’ Bath. hot-water OUR HARD i Neget ON | roy rn ay Vv. (c6) nee ement for tirls of ability ‘A rapid flij- deliver anvw , . ii i tj 4 ¢ pe free an. : j Rete Touring “ar "OI. , i ee +s i hii} ae ~ f ON, $epes R ‘ at 7 \y ficpesr In Michican o 7 ke TOON LAND % tis; hours. ~~ — : Gralttsman, Ww Fara webs APPiY chief To ae ere “pen evaninge Eat "VY Short time IR fae tT mode Ww bide Ome a LOOTTIS in henanrisr Mal 1h RR ; = > ~-songo . ¥oO idener * e , . i rn e ‘ . ° . A OF Sto ay PhasS s. 4! » % he, Pa ie | )! 2 — A » 5 . be _ Cau li wos if 4 © 4 ! " 40 % “ak ‘ pet ident; ] P wLawrence Me fiw 3 H PITAL HE . P r — Se ae ae mouth. agne Electric {0., 6400 | lv : vn ; ee = my bolep. pay uannionnehe era) % >= ar , j ? i? * - a, “Milt; 7 revvte ’ fiat ] Othe , ie stent at city Nosp!- 1 hi} \ W ae : E santa _ _ ich) mit ~ KE HOT, I) (FOODS Por ga i, p osmY Pays price ret ing en % Dra At AR EL Wta.. ston! S SUIts o “werk ier Lor 2 re ine ] firls Sane Ine Por ey ric Pio | oe in) > it Bs. Gown payment einai, $ BDI ty} ’ MSU CiItions App] ' , . “nplovment 7 D o« I ~~ 18Nt '114 Cnaee ' a t ge : vercoats: bes f ag a “Nd board or 2} } one as t eating ' not Wa ' ~s monthiy Ppayitnents ? ’ LESMEN WAN rijs Sheer i ':— y i? 141] Locust st { +s ePartment i (o}2] . a ‘ ' on ‘ i] Dbefpe re seein ‘ f / ea i: tae uct G @ tigrhyt hOUS kee wri ny tm, . ‘ { "sae ra in ‘ fr ‘ © — Ae te boon let TED in mS 8itv hospital. f S making «n Hot SEHOL, | , " , ’ bad bole = . ’ _ “4 edly me oy rienced cemetery sales. Wo se lo ‘ats Sit in ke ner: al } : triotic women > bal 0 oy to ae fr ‘ont I’a- les beds, ee , rane. ‘ wa ; ~wees ta - APP 4 rind, Wrtd ~—mf i roery _ “Ra ee & 1) te CONVENE? es ; wee Se DIVate adi Oath ‘Bale! fitry - ¢ “ f . ——— ; asser, N , et Vate fas, ore 1O”U 3@- } ‘ to elp s > bviny ‘ if 7 ’ = “arurove, @ eds YB . x . — adtes’ irees ss a> SUIS, Ovnr , be Aqay . i r : h : . Dodre & - : ial | Vv SNS # ‘ I iOning their nee, is : U iV 7 « I j f £t% } linn ed ty : A i ‘ Taps. a .* , lO touring Car ad 4ci i (7 TesSseaa need \, rd) : : ‘ “ ’ iol, ‘ Te Hn i at _ ‘ - : oes ' SPGIRTE ry PT are 1, im, fei). ieee cle eaners. resta cos n vo an laundreseas ar ar }, lla \ 41s n slie) thy aan sien d iP a r & ‘ need to ship Nou he re LAB on A pif fo Sx Count. twin } whe Southern room fae McK] Ni, Y 4 nT A 7 roome bat? — __BUNGALOws AND COTTAGES ~EXberienced rental man av! three: no woentt _ housework in; Seametresses. ete Ojiy e 4875 ne, nen fers. HOUSEHOLD tu DS pe — ew _ Up l4 Cass. we Grive; mar 865, Forest 167. 4426 Page. J eine | 6149M ge reasonable. Fores oe : entral 6849. Main 1196. fens ites ee'esman: a Dus|ness bt =. Jernon av Washing “oregt re Cie Centra! 8855, mMahorany, librars vor tie) furnitur : ATS ror eal ‘ Pa mt 2, - - ‘ one. Joe Gelber VON Ver pes ; (7, VAKLAND [400 Cornar ¢ , eee CENTRAL Bi oa om 4) titlative, Pr r SEGTR 7 W) mat - anf) buff, ' dint ; 8 be ‘ VOOK case. oak 4 a ‘vy An : uring: Cars: ail = APPARET, Wr ; . Quick — a ee ee ss tus oN er oes large furniai , modcear nt : es: ne . new and ON PN NL ge_p * ‘ . ee antag » ta) i @ i if. P P . a ‘ yi iit ) - 1 p nah mie P " : e ’ - ; , 4 inile . re = ae 4 ii Nii ae meyer No} : ; iy wv ~ ae e Ps 5 rr Work a ' for COOKing and fire _LAUNDRY HELP WA chine, refrigre, ator = % wing I ' d Monsty ite, 9. coats: ladies’ - Day :- ta $1 _ sults, OVe;'- W AchTs — a YTTAGRE i, mG -~ eee = -Inexpertenr ed or ~_ trae Oty Westminster eed ~~ NTED adr Sser. bras: vad i - ri] S-ey, map hr RD a ray f irniture The Phi Yl y “ a aiso rugs ’ rtIN« PION Ht} sor, > ‘ mis hed . infuer 3 wv a8 porch ftir Ox hay “ or Sale: dandy. - roorma: loe | a > ne . ‘e ' » 7" ’ ro ; ler - aby . r S7ij . ‘ ° “ae i} - ry r > r? ) ‘rie . wt? PLOOTT) o- roo ws ¢ , r . « ‘ hd ing hg ree ¢ f. ' eer ‘ " ry ist he peer ; & ‘ae ten ‘ -Xperle > a pe AC ew Some wit a om “D> \ Shi] ; CO} ft eee ; ' ~ gia oof list of opening in « For second floor work taundry. 3124 Olive rienced, Dinks Parrisn LIVING ROOM. SU[T ope ; 2 31 Easton, W!th demount- BUYER of jadies and Rent MASHINGTON Fy iT75—Ceanee . ef) in a. Adly lresas National " te of two children * “Rei as DR IVER . (ct) oak. 6 Dies ¥ i ; tie furns a IRI) - i ? (t land « lothes overcoa? n lémen’ S 8@conc.- B . fipry hed roass . '@an, Tight ana s va NORTH SOUTH Z nr Afucx lation. Dept. 32, —— .* OTest 2 “yo x & Ling s.- Ww est . oe ee need fog Map ewood rot te hew Dric: $10 i a ik ¥? Venettea ] ‘ ay Libre Sai; (OUrIng Cars: 191s @lsm ehiec ate : ; " or and Mints: San r , investip P ‘ , All CONnVenlenc ax hens . - ile a Pe taga cite» “GIR “> (er) = f all n iry 4° o>» Ey : ‘ i PSIVA « 2 ‘ til {i ter 4} 7 7 ‘ ie like New , an ’ ‘ Alig P 3 . ‘ i ni gn 3 of adi es ' - . cil? 4g Gy wow 4 : ans " » . inte a ee am = ae . a . ’ lifes f, ‘ ; Mey »7 ) o4 Ne (arn (] r\ i Niviga wt, . ‘ : Uili¢ VW ith , , doa ms maAY prot ‘ ITicos " P ‘ \ ASHI ’ ' Be ' j . f> rT ‘ : — . i | 2 s require, ae jamily of (Wo; refe PL AT WORK WAS ; kh ’ : es : : - 651 Easton demou ebay HT Lopelma, rene 8 © JIN fry ats : \ rian, 4241 Desirabia ,; ; bat ony $17 Nice 4 roomg, wit? : PN GALOW ~For rAale H-roe ! ; r A ! , " Pam : ; A!) , rm c > tn Apply mor] I work A Hie R App y ready for RI GS For Fale: argu _ FORTDS Pe ~ tty) : 1seg Whi ttier | f Ver nr : ‘ ’ : ia’? ed ee } Ww ri i. Just ae’. Re Loulea Mant i =~ Hawthorne ‘AK and eve nchor Laundry “IW Tuecae ~ (e7 ean a. 2624 : ives Glove ‘Carpet vn smile, touring cars ani CLOTHING Wid Pav ht " u relerence on venience; au! GRI ' L rand a Brown, 4626 8 anh hel ale ‘ vi XY . ential eT ; ive, hone elpe? effier * mee : s Foad Nesselfal4 ey ; Wiese Drice > ‘ a required ‘4 qd ‘ 2 FO S. Patt : eee rr an prefaaties | fae he or wer (1) M Al KE RR An j assorter i Kod ; — bee th Phone a, } ~ “ * ; LTP r ie, d Cars. $305. 4 =1\ av Os “ f i. 3314 © ive. Pp omont 32 ree \\ MSHITNG TON : _ ; f ~~ | . ‘i : j x ALA oy fe 100) A nag 4 Staple line te wholesale me ilig peod Wage — ) Ceusework ; ne lonial Tau me irv, 4016 Olis venen, Co. i ANG AN’ — Lao | a OORMEa TS 4 eT at — t? ‘ ; >» be] i . ~ thaAee " ‘ = ’ ond Wa es ‘i Lal rk : no laun- i y Ana inish ed work ‘ ia Neo LAMNIla fy Hi P ‘tion: Darrair : (ytie () 17 (‘ants Ash > i ; / ee 1) bow bee Hy = ; . i ‘ j aw ms " : : . rie tai Uy” nt fete. Bes; £004 home; good tr Rox D.waA p Salary. $18 per weal | We purchased from large fac: " riture | . ~9:: 108 Olive et ae Eo ab STOR tee , KO} In Paw: wane SOON MA Rie 3. 26964 sith nh buffs mk: “ = a you prefer being ae o- brent ANA ces Cal] 5218 Raym. a pent o~ fy Of -Diernast ch io?) we can SAVe cus tomers at a nat ah On Whieh Hinpsov ep r A HIGH 43 RICK For SL OTH] . } Finess war, . p rie PrP 4 T ; re r Las ranges SaOWOomnd Lie . Sarace GOx1a moe # iva a » ‘ i] - n . , None {> . , ui ' ‘ a7 i if Ars m4 Ye Cen . > PX org ie » & i: . a weal i. 7" . hr inser ne , Sha ‘ > ‘ more err, ] rafors, : . { er @; - tre : . , iA , Obb| ne “towns hk USGI pT. iT (MT) UGH stood _=ARKE *RS—Also girjs for fiat rome ne bate A Rreat lot of fur ture take: eleer HNatitn one Pa Periect condirin guite tines et: 620.000 men's hey :’ em r installer “ween ns ds: SARAH 1A ' ; Cire : sone ' from Grand an ms. 6 ‘me " : : e ( * ‘ . ze ry roy c , —_— nie: en ] r ‘ - = A S.aP Pa ae ) ‘ sage) ' vve Ce. Phd és. / ‘ \\ IS ts ‘ *T> ‘ ‘i ; rw I va ’ : . , Cf ‘ CPreicgda Working in your headqua no 8 ) “xpei rie heed for genera} house- Finnes se End laundry, 43 * from kite hen to pa ric _ a roel a " ! aerate. 5067 Ke nSington, oe. . s OTT, Day UD to $29 Don't gel? . a , Hes’ che INSTER P . 2965—Sleeni, ot US, M te ” » $8. Cer Riversid: 112M. aia i ° ray t ‘ > erm : baene ‘ . ores ebars in Cane ae i j j 0 See if COOK ime ' ; sig : 4 pa : j “*) Feneral find to the wholes Apply 3s F lutside work. £00d WORKERS ays. FDW. A. 1 TAN nn 2.. 60 and 90 Ui mS PEST ESS or Saie 101> TEXAS SHIPPING ¢ us. > FONnVentence r ‘WENTIETH, 431) > - er i] Lafa t > ~-K ERS In ill le Pb . sAN +A \ oT aN ait ] i] . Li} i.’ ( ¢) VA J mar, if hardwate and drug frad yette I hone Garand not necessary a Partie nts; experien.e tomont 39 Can SOT CF ie a SO? ey 1] ceonditian ’ a LOG i ¢ A hd ~ , ndevon! er nie eo -T SN] NST RY] ‘un 46% . Hit , thy F . > ; NORTH he ho retail or missiet USEGI | " , (c6) | Jefferson > janner Laundry, 100. & Morgan 1e8) ~93, CO, 2108 on pmaeerit $800, Grand 3951. nelma: SOR va g) laos i Ee neat Se Fooms, : a EE an vowfunity to build up ry Or gener: _— (e1) : MUP Nester: ye —- oa - — id OAD rey io . ~ : “a t j sma ral “ housew : ‘ Je w ° PNY 7. am Ma!) ork: ¢, 7 } () - bo If You are cov pring a ] . *Partme ft ne laundry es ‘ —— oe eLRY- WATCHES if} pt] i . Oe S retall trade, nant- mn yd Sund ay PCR ted in Middle Weer has “a rt Ment *“n unusual future and Ht porning. 4965 M. fe) OLA i A101, BY Og —_ » Tr « ‘ atin ~~ ON ON et rey Or tj & ’ — t Mring Car —s iii SALE io ES "MI AS Se kk’ E> 4 - APARTMENTS f r fib yi - 44 + - POO? m ry “she POT) EO ites | oe: os , ? ; : ‘ a . rr } ry ba - ts O33 n , x ” ” ‘ £0AT ig ‘ SHOEWORKERS CASH paid a re rite ee s175 stor ~~ 6Gemo 4ATT} Cry ' a , Cd 24-f] . Large, nice! , Te F , ow ee lh lls amo’ Xu _" : PORE ti ADY Fitting =- ‘ in Srilih _& ‘ ANY os berry ry : ~LOrgap. batter, any ' Fenera) oO ree ‘My - - i. at a oo i Siile r if nr aan ; ligh housek ee. WEST fr a : a. phage DD - ef ré sonar e ~ ——— ” LATS. APARTME h ike w room : men's women’ 8 H. MII. $ ; fsrand ; ~ | Jk} righty oF ag a i UNE] Dek Mtpey . VW har ! ine fy = i ean: S «mas “i we a a Brit i -NTS FOR SALE “Brow ; home of Widower a ore un’ children's McKay: give age x y E R owill Pay for diamondae vi KUMiner sg _!7PAaSsenRer late ut? Wh he en tate ee LING E0es Nace housek eening : ‘OS-—~Rooms for EUGENE Fit I? AT’ « 1? "Thar te. . Ne ut Tt tat at r to high-grade men, : rd “Midren . she . and two of former empiove : ¥ n and names 30 days, $200. $9 ie) per k; A nds, aext } Se eight er and Winter torn ‘ , ie iijues Jeffers n la in Cn ‘eo ihe2 . « + off bs “fh Tigh a .T'S 4°77 7 _— WEST 0 family to whom being t . keener ne laun Aa he OX pPertance { for right 1 Pati. Me rs: Pg €'ient © PPortunity the Way up to 10 |] ‘ . “aurat we buy a!) alin 199 p re . @sh only leffereny “ay. -— Dal \ WIN Done rig py BAe . pmevtia . , ent includee e om ssl a + . ; ary ‘ ‘aN s , 0 ‘ - Marat, 3 ; Popes = - . ; eR) ; : -e @ ~~ Unfur a -f ; and rht , erg . ‘ ~— 6 Part of the time and bull ad rx Nanged Hoy q* 332 PN pas refer es at 4, P ast Dis ‘ i} > N fs r adway hy ‘ . i - Sal ry) t¢ ~ —— SI $s) A \ k } K ‘| ry ] I" I) amonde - (CS) . ole &OOG $285 tra * for « Ons A. : I 2 1G i Va ere. raceler en ae , . E ‘Vat r eis " , ~ Ps liavy a P Fr oe . ; ’ 4422 Portions av; _ Post Dispat ch, cee —*: No washin ae rl: eeneral house " ePecially selector Hh Is, wat hes lewelr: ‘S | ‘© LOr smalier ri Wrist wateh Lottie i R08 Nees Se wat ‘ Cron Orage. Anartmantn Fe reception re auumiae aany ano0 (2% ‘ li childpe’ _ cK: in family ar Se BUSINF SS ( y | 1 your chotce of hie ae lant lamond MARMON__ iy ar (CG RAILROAD MB: ee a4) ae NORTH Cealed hed ei... he sy ed with . Soe , "Abn bond thorn, ani - ” al i = studs, earscrews. any stwie” or men’s Da ; : rane _ z ‘OUTING Car Ov Salva ce amy 8 ot ae aus . " Dante. 2 7 - 7 De tures ‘ est « . . “a I Thiting fie. RESIDENCES FOR SALE SOuUry bi ° ‘Ouny 30 Ay —_—_—_—_—_—_— est prices | EO ot mountings Low Pin. rons.» COlOP desiren ¢ Slight ouk a" a.5. Dants, $5 Coats. 2 RAND “vy : a etc.* refers en ry vilees whites tn : . . ; ’ , . Cas ' ' [ , ry » A . ‘ ; ~ ‘ FF j i. én ‘> P » ” , ~ 1}? A " , Mis . a ei Aa, 8) ley : i Solid ‘agate. lic 1 cs e eTVining ,. fidentiat o> Warn, ei ’ si \ \ A‘ SF COrRp - ' ' "and and Rellafoarne at — - ’ rr , te - Ett ANEOuS ] . um { Tt ‘ish Ornnan 1 9c fine. minimum 30e tis Bros. &@ (' 94 4 ntfa Lof- MA\ ' er) ater untain« MALY Xclusive jobber. Ac- he MAID a; Dly J _ One. _ fot ‘iscount Ie per line on three or - ———. hts sce OF sale: touring a — Sn OR AV. fok) sy, ‘ 14 : : oe , : ‘ tf aaimeen Mar eats Jews Host ~ more SCit-starter | so tie Clectri —— ee | eS ha EE ee : : . er 1 x Na dav al, 495 Re ee ’ ‘ : arte] » NeW tirnc - “CS FOOmMm, comniesr ‘ ' iin 4 € COUDIA, fram uraft we have several SEM (er? . NNN NR ses anne, | SAFES oat ~“a(Eain; $595 4168 : Tain GOLD AND SILVER — = : reasonahie ris + UNIV iepes — site ‘ ’ "tom 8 fne , Stal "4 t a e's ee rWO: or « rd omNqd — _BUSINESS WANTE as PB tae - eet te pus Gra Ee ty MON Be) 149 , wp tt | Mla tld, ee ' ¥ AP’ (OF WASHING x ; MUN itior nes Sonate oo nian thie - ie) ‘tal > oo : . } (qs N Tre . —s PRP ee teste Byatatvar . - at ; : eal aon ae ee a ee LOOTNS for bee Da tune : : ' a a? ” ri : , . — i ; : * an te itories open. SEMA) eho Delmar Wier ws ner me- Che and —§ secon, mand Ta? | a 3 i. oc © Rie; 1918 tances . Als UTELY bes: ash price ald pow. ces NCativ furnishe ig eel re ® efficiency: rane t, "i edigg ! . ; DV erpem t ody Puen. tetned, eatin nt en Bale Oo. aes, ‘ John Bau. new tir Call b mn oe. aaR to Silver, nlatinum: wt 1s wine &€ NEWSTieal> electricity ¢ : ' ries require b nt. j House Work and atten, nt t Poe i = ov. a Soy NG nt oe Ww td. Wish to buy, 14 or SA FES For « le: ; lf nee Si ey marles form) = : at 9 vine een - und « ' I I va { i th. Ye Miller, > N with A, A oy . Murr ed on s bot . i \ oo ’ ot $ . - CENTRAL eS Abled: r¢ by ‘? 1€0Y son, VEINS, in respectable heighborhood it cme tin erri x, Lia NA TIOVS - ha 7 ' —e ~— : at S) : Y : C Ent housekeepin ight, large ro Ms: good bam , v 6 his) ettra tie Merten ee Hox ¥.34- , ; . » mecca pe modera'« e . a é ’ ¥, alate { (} iT Wd. | , ag fe) , rt M ; sis ‘ ; : , en ’ c ’ rity ee or ¢ . - ae ae . ' sft . Be 4 % PWoO, (ety estas est cng To it real har ARKET wa oe natd Gao Le). MILELRrr ! - ? 1? Waehi . . A Li ST seat 4 { d fA } + : - e? Pd Wtreaerivse€ , Betis thand Wo an . a Fain: O-w“ > ‘ -” . . oO | r a ‘my . tals Ns W "+h « - : ad ; ‘ 7 l containers an n, enerai hy = 00d liable elderiy jaay ol8% Pox «41 pooh. ig hone Grand STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURE DSM iwyer Konair Har lverware. wat-? diamonds. ete welt’: | THEODOS) i. tea t. "ERNON. 52m) piece 2 ere WEST je i, ii se or = . . a EE ees nee e+ ine: eowsmans 4 i , Te? A y ee ; s yen a "he ‘ i j Y> ’ ‘*y)? “Aa , “wn arve ‘ " , : ‘? mar ena? ¢ ° rer " —_ , P 10 d necessities. Men . ~~. + B900 hom 41a ; Sree ? ' wll ‘or, gne 4 t THs , and Nefininge (4 210 * ‘~woms for hor ke ae n eat ind Tiitey mre ogme T: tr . ee a rin . Sa) ~~ on . = ~ : . iets , ‘ . nras aw ‘ye a ‘ Lerury : . er cy — “eo Cen } r — . i : k een! ne f — fr *- o.. 7 %/ > oa “ ine Tacane A a0 . ~~ rye we'r rae a ily, who call on retail _ vers Re AN—OF iri + oe ee CAL ee aS SALE 201 Flac Oe twee a ~ — SARS £85 Contras ana neg eRe, mY Well Bult mabereeme: Will ene £o0qg hon ‘? ASBSIRC 1) hone ~ a ae : - Se \ ee . . Nl LER w tf mas a i a nyt 4 ' iT’ Dan homme far an is | Me; good w Ages % hee bs. ' ; CASH REGIS1 . RAND Fos . : ~ "1 . nh ean . s, 1O® Nex ROOMS ‘ — va ie t £45 Ages. eal) A's A Y Mery aoe yy PUT} 47R B rarree . . A“FSISTERs ag iif / model +.n ‘ days, $900.29 «wa, ssa FOR RENT OWELLINGS e cn Siiuw ei? a Seti fx. ‘ ; . 4 ‘ 7 _. Tt ef — . f ; “” 4 pan * 9 = . a ‘ ‘ ‘ LF ; ’ : i ¢ : J ~~ : rr 7 vending most of time © Us Sh hn A‘ “ W ; for Ke}! ° 4 I re? \’ i" in? Reason Pho, ‘Onal Cassy reristers Len ang “ ° Pedy . - : y / & i ' “ wa 4 +O ae } slat ie 8 fe. , COLORED | Ow : mn RENT ‘.38 ‘ ~ r ny e “ewe af hii , ' . if 4 \\ « 1? AS ‘/e re t , : . , at a » C ad _ F a Use wy fe Woman for > oe (,}? (*pPes a ’ ‘re . ’ ph 2. Pedi Maan DO rfegeys , , SP ‘ : : row arc Mae ne . etl de (7, oe Ww ho want larger ~s War . m, “ay o's Dia : Stk a Ke oe ’ te ’ . f ay rie ey ; f i be ce Lea ° - 4 ~ \ ay Axe a? ‘ ‘ : : ‘ HIG: oe ‘ * reg " “i re ’ OTF are - a fy» a “SOUTH Bt S ' “9Tner ao h’s o “= .4n @ “ , , “ °) De boughe OSKS I y , ty . r " a. : " PASSON@er t0;;; “ALS T prices ald for iawele a Bin “oa FILM VA} re. , bt) , ‘ ‘ 1TH BOARD CITY WEST us HOTEL, OR LAG wT ian ‘ vd . ad 4 > 1,rnR a . ’ en ‘ P : cre ; .« . a . ‘ 7 P “~~. ae “ ~~ ox E-274, Post-Dis- % OMAN — Reliable nz ofl) Eairmount i ___ ED) geet Ote. Btandard ety the e part ed in fimst-c Oe Wise (No Se BL P. platinum . end Pe , ne | 7H) Bg easy terns Hine. mabeut i hell ‘ URE Work in Sali vomaene and Ie LRDWATRE sry, er hes. —7 . Rtdde |! iaen vr} i, res ; / & He, re _ ‘ Pry ty . » 220 for a SOUTH ‘ _ ay ae \" } Teen r 4 “a " ’ lesa 98 (fq J Mtry Club rou , . a Corh, balance tey-, WR Detre? FISH OFFICE PeRNIPr py - ( “aire room r fron s fa eee ee eee ¢ bs j * ru le ‘ ‘ t) | a " ‘ ‘ j les ‘ i aq Pr ‘ 4 ’ ; 4 . ' ,? o ° oe PRee« t } j I ’ ' fe7) — “'art oe ’ 4 ? a’ ’ ae J at ag | “« ¢ " 1 , st fe . ’ Siw ~% ‘ Pt . - 4 J _— e « " - r - io ‘m ee i @ls - an us - ie ; - . or oye tn institution. lon URE have ‘© orders in ro | (1) Gale: can be hye ) : r sale: i nave PATENTS , 0) 677 EWA . } é' ‘olid agate | Ang ne Rie 4 . ware @Ciperijer *e *t . ‘a i | ‘ ry ae ae ‘ tae - — :; ol arg 4 ‘ . : . i4 . ‘ om ae ax G07 “e. Wynne, 3:9) RESTAUMARN ‘/n account of ‘sickness. ha. OGe enuinned: genoa ¢ . : hot ' ' - os ears | efders Se we m 30¢ J ars : cain ~N Yavin : . : . st ft] ir for ‘fee | &.. 2. EAReOD \ Ra ¢ atom With thou Discount Je , BOF ne entire “A Soe ait housew, — (c,? ‘ i7) GAS AND f=} re ’ * oh omy -~ tee . 4 9 FIT” fan . tc 3 ie, " patent 9 "Naw Advice and ; Or Poorcve . * . ; : ; “© : Fy ine 7 | [Ares or . ‘ be , . } ; ° ‘ be > « ‘ : - ’ , if r 4 |? r Ati z ree 1s ag , . " . = & . , ‘ ~ oe, ™ r r a P P: mae te ay Yager S20 sail Sit (oT AG ‘ ‘ Sake ‘7 > 4,00d trade Rax a » = & iR 2 ~y% a RE : ror , ‘7 ao ) » A Gea i i se Se » Y AINW gehe Ridge ok) (IN Adit USGA " a Nethe a ‘ nt 6 on 4 ‘ . ae } aa . , fi ier ai, «a ’ Whi ‘ 5 nape Poe CHINES ree ty. ’ & XS ON “ty iIrrery 8 | a - = lt at lit ; f : - . aif tte White. to take care ® - sits . , “ (Pie prices, llowe a Py chee? Machines at Gay 3 Post nT AD | | , , MONEY WANTED : Dispatch, an 1 BO) 4 Ais ait ~ Toor’ and ba a ~- } 4th tobe boarding , . '. and find &Trea!.° - ; tla 149) ree LA Mi i'r ©, 4, : ie 5 ‘ . ? % i a7 re hel we AY Pow - a HNOUSSe “hon i ‘ ’ ~ : : Or rie > ; 1. or Be try ’ ore fr . tpi try. 7 = + . Ww ; : AW? Pre op - tate ~~ iF n Par j . . . ; j ’ $i . ’ e Rs , a P P ha ' nNre - : , . ’ ‘a. ‘ \ . “ - 7 i“ oY ’ a ° = interes ; ; . Marty ty o “ ' . “Vung vTder . $. ; . " f> zi 7 ; : . ' oe = c | } f)i aT - Te ‘ational! wr, ri ' s é ; ‘ e . - ask «% it6. P i. —_ ~~ ‘ .- aa : My ’ . *- . , —— - es 4 i s.idig Phene . ‘my oS. - , r " ; - eS ‘ ae i ms 4 i ad o> ae at Dilapat h Inatry ‘ ~ ‘4 4 : . ’ . * . ™ ; a ice Becket maiied Lee. ome ib a ion | é EN — . ve homme 8 at @ «.. cont. ¢ — | *SReGe@, lmueediaie Bum + ; vert, +» r si AM : : - eis - ib-lLan host Per ‘~ ce : -_ ‘ a cee, i
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8 ow are HTT TT We i ILLIENS OPPOSE MRENDREE TODAY: OTHER TEAMS IDLE LTA VU TNh FOeSHiERL ATLANTA Coach Quigley to Make Debut “‘Private’’ Contest at Lebanon, IIl. EXPECTS EASY VICTORY All of Squad of 40 to Get in Game — Pikers in Practice iron their grid tirst demionstratio in this vic ones this afternoon when St. Louis Ur col- , He -f versity and Mckendresy College ry? Te Lebanon, 1)! It wil] he ide af epéening game the vear for the billikens but unfortunately, is clo: the public. McKendree ceived a 38 t hands of Central the time eets of the Wit) Qui 19 weeks drubbing at Iligh School, whic! up- | ~“e% o Sayvera! ago, 0 1} Ww: the mild ‘ 740 ‘oach lev Ot victory, for but their scoring Billikens Well Prepared. . likens rathe { mine abili | ire condition, a tory training. Those who h: aurit aN ¢ Quigg! Bata rrre 4* tinagualifie as Tilia] S| ] ethods Mioreover knowledge t ¢ one of © many interest defermined this woud £1 the is giterne met believe, aa ote the ae rameé Cconres. And more nrae in h large Sqoad to Make Trip. bout 40 men Lebar fUaATNO!N author I esta efatement that floeipate % 5 iticable, [rad [ he — | > ~ , CL, Wem ive 2 ne meres tine that tim ereen. — from three week« , they ma t ved If not, $ Louis UU. should rout Casil: Doon thHenr: Rillikens ¢ afternoon, The bridge at noon, tin Tt. > o. play. {he i) the} r rr} mpan the ‘ referee this team will leave Ieads The probable lneups roel }oOy) \f Ker res end A _ Pikers to Practice ause the influenza quarantine is in effect, booked he today. Washington Universit: will utilize the afternoon in a hard practice session. Tie igth schoo! elevens, however, wiil for practice, BASEBALL STARS MAY PLAY IN GOLF _—e KANSAS CITY, Mo Ot 4 golf exhibition as a war arity ‘he ne. fit that. will interest oldtime baseball! telkowers may be on the next three weeks still be between I lord, Jake “pro,” and John Kling, (‘ub catcher, and Jim Wats on Hills “pro.” and “Kid Nichol: Le famed speed pitcher of the Bos- elab in the old pennant-winning Both Kling and Nichols shoot the seventies and the proposed con st hi created thuch commen! e of clubs here probahbiv wil! rrangce the match Bee #ti}l lere no en line: en ithiy match Meudow famous on, Mis- prt here w ‘The rnest on ive iS K« the KILBANE WILL RETIRE, _ MANAGER ASSERTS land, ! i . ? ) pon ' .ilbane the ring remaince: Dunn now of Cleveland weight titie, as the le open providing ‘The present cham plon beaten but onc Jienny Leonard, since laurels. faa eoming Kid Wot annex the feathe; competition Lilbane retires has efeen kneckout bys won the to Wiis that uw he — -- New Fields at Great Lakes. GREAT LAKES, Il]. new football fie'tds, 160 in and 300 feet long, wil! burlt ‘jreat La Naval Training ‘ Arecemmodat: t'mental foeotba!) j liam A. Moffert, + gp reatiy Interested pealed to thetr gery ices | idtre na. “3 > ‘Ff (iciid feet widt! at the Station {he ree- Wi ~— thie ‘aint mandant etice and ap the w : Oo Ve ni et rus fie Torr teer ihe new = beers } mobilize ' present l“our | oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH £35 SUNT TARO UEUEPYONDS TEND AOA EMETN ANDINA ETAT LEAT Must Purchase Bonds | rOOALTHAEGANCOMNENONENG ANNES G ALLS ADETNGG? SPONGE THI MTL ee Wealthy, but on Their Uppers. RAVELING along on thin uppers, combined earnings in the ring ; ities treeieee With Pitititiy if bibais Hh hil SOT PYUPALEEEALPVERG AN AD EAS two former pugilists whose probably total over $250,000. oduy, would Report, which in the realm of pugilism is always heavily inflated, says that one of them, Oscar Mathew Battling Nel inaf Ad W olgast is part. Dispatches d Mi! the party of the sec- from Chicago waukece of recent date carry the news that both of these mer now in want it from ve rying causes The « been ill and hospital, ire im Or kriea who ha (‘hic etes “5 ¢ ai _ of Bat Nelson, “broke” in so pathetic as of the Chic LOoWa friendly and his affluence. up of the contents ise a to » Kovs which liber- This mere tract the notice Agi an organizat rd Nelson was very alin the days or club, Which 4s n +} ’ OUulMms ion Club. , ldae voted (something promise tt forthcom- ewsbo, suryv With a would be )] j oyer $ 00 } other Mig. ISON, 1? assistance This was the only sign of sub- Stantial appreciation shown to- ward Nelson, despite his fame and women eapeerny: "Where Did It Go? Fi AT no bedside of the recorded appcairs to to a suspicion that on,’ in Denmark. what has become Nelson made, since spendthrift, _ a bat ited 230 cents. rush of helpers Lattler ; ’ Qn ne {a} Jee dye there's a l‘riends of all the he neve “high old outlay “hen wronder nev 7s time” repres an of al bout thrifty. all ask. wee o}g e cautious and rich, poor’? is wa question two wmiatnea leh’ i ) wa} he deeded a large part of ver to his fat} und now his TFT’a mat'a hour yy - . rey rary. wont Weed, rye LOUS i Tié a but since h sanitarium th been vw) his own at hard and is a SBeCHST @ has i j ? nd) | low &« bcd iltllé He has workin: 5 7 - " ‘ . lowing reieaseé, , . “yy > af 3! what . i P iars ol stomed Lo, thousands of dol short formerly It's ruther tough to be little riceh boy, worth a yet laching the price of lined “benny. 7” was arcu nm poor fortun: a silk- Has Women’s Play Improved? , * . A* astern tennis critic expres the r at the past season ST. LOUIS ENGINEERS PLAY BASEBALL GAME oS sreprtenc “SCORE, 14-8 ie ed 7 Nai rienn, attac to yy i \ 1’. 7 headauarters of Hy Twelfth Engi Ry.) @& giment which rai les St outs boys, has hox Came between rance, Regiment. I’; metmnbers Clu niany wareed a ore base Reciments in F atecher for A ing MeDononvg Cron is ’ bull h, A Regi Fancher MecDonoug) ries. mn: letter + met box boys noon. ee Among were ‘ ‘ .» 7 a }oT!] eT Tolin- who from the and Ander- Federal Learuer. base ball “aabbs son mate ort)? my ugn Vr ~~ “7? , Wash Fon, Satie Ae t Total buse bits lirow: fe rtin—Mur Lowentta!, 4: off lan Be Lowenttal, 4: by M. Frewn, Murph? Ale Donough, lorman id MeAlar Score! A Larry Cullens Coach. AMP FI Kan. 4. Qu brothe Quigley i * ” “SR ay ro Lirien. lieme (ore bates us. NSTON, “Larry lirnest igiey. a the Nationa) eoaci ns Leagmue vw} ire. now Lou:s | divi eden, voring from mil the mer wt coacn the Ps \ nave im enae, to lLeved uarge of nedyv, the fer 11m been coaching rone to Chi to , uthletics iarv tean) ae s Kansas the ¢ direct “ ‘ ‘ One lev ato LOCAL STAR - CALLED Theodore lf{auk fy c lef of the Lonne munic pa! been called to rowrs depart for Camp Barrr, today. Jlauk has had experience with Cedar Ff under cortract to Cnaet League As ROBBED haseman nd State é ecm a % has and wil! Hiouston,. Ter minor leagrne and at Port. tha apids a the land of TOD SLOAN NEW YORK, Ox ‘4 Tra th ' Tod Siean., ti the ported , is om” wttk lafi! . ros ' 7 tewe ry ‘ een e\ en.ags Lévy. (the elgnal Ison, himself has been paid that much. heen rer -arkahble in the face of 1iso for the quality *« OTLA aefiyvity ¥y17! mndi- If}- th war c¢ marker? by . finane LIONS, re oh am pionsh Wonder was tu OP pas if in : i thiut hampions, Mi and Mrs Si demon Miss had riority Mas u trated it Biurstedt in informa! ‘ates that the recent times se wh country. over matcnes wear, indt are not 0 for- eveloned profi in far? . . ’ serrate Lil represented a * ” Youthful ‘‘Comers’’ Numerous. > a Pa +) wee "I : Bee encouraging ferminine competit new tourr feature, as ion, was th iament ici Manv les of the at ‘sa belonged he vounger sét., new Tiames were noted ivi ¢ hror i ) least Co aze—one o» *s . WEST. llino Camp Benjamin Flar- "1Ss0Nn. Notre T/ame Reserve Chicago Nava) EAST. eth: Lafe . Camp Sherman Amherst lLeagrue fs Bay jiand ts larir i i ow ‘ef > ‘ wport Navals vs. New Lon- Rhode Tsland State. SOUP, vs. LOO DODO DOPOD OR OWDEL OD et” SERGT. HANK GOWDY MAKES PLEA FOR WAR WORK CAMPAIGN FUNDS ‘lank’ } e donned ’ , . ; ‘ ta . I ‘A } tI a, t 8 ’ ( owd ys The esnevr and American ’ "rre!\ ne ‘ Rhy 4 A) me nited fo. ’ 7 . ring i. miaces muintainin norale of kor combined im the Trited caInpaien (sowd an the doing When the men o: home runs every time. w “Now, pardner, doing ie imierican XPediticoy } BONCIes Ww ar Work ce s, mC what if Arm and ary ees throne) he Mp a | @ aI 1) Salvation iré OvVeTSe A: trowrly, — a IN wept l in Out between Sailo ie M: ‘T] and Solir Freedman r W tiie Wa Milwan}) Monday quarant Noy cr a? influenza held the fiIret week in cording to prom: “Moe, ‘ oY @ e Schneider an Instructor. the loca] } who is now att! Training Station. Leow Schneider, weight boxer. Lakes Naval been Irmstrrie There boxing ecnool] biz men mn this divis dey ybably yr appointed are many and Schnei- His hands fy]! Morton at Officers Camp. seem | id! di tL Ad PEARL LER itil HiT nul ted! WAM! bi for tennis | both ; experts | i ' trophy SATURDAY EVEN TOUTE TATE HET Hn Watbeitdtni LAE LETT LULL be Be LORD AND PANGMAN TO. HOLD OFF TITLE PLAY: — } | Algonapin Championship Finai Will Not Be Played Today, It Is Stated. og chlapp the Algonquin 13 TH- Three matches have been play the handicap & tournament at The § be second to date in trophy Clolf emaining completed by round is sched- This tour- autumn featu Club. matches night, uled must the tomorrow. resZu thur to start nament is a at Algonquin Two fi CiasS@8 Oa] were complet ”. CC. KRilipstei: Leod, and 3 Class ,&. WW. Chadwell the winner over W. }F. coger i) Lord and C., who are to play in the vet decided when it out for the honor Results matches event: [Til} matcnes lub nal ’ 4 3 4 Loe ( was returned Gephart, Sea Ra yp 09 n, 1 Bae not of in the Schlapp s. FE. defeated D. A. Hill, uD and I, Martin won from W. Gep- up and l, Babbitt defeated J. t Up and «+. EIRST ROU ‘ND PAIRINGS Morton 7 Me ee 4 6 ee Pe AS Sente vs, K Hy B. Ship- re | ’ MUTATE eT 9M: s4iThirt Hh ING, OCTOBER 19. 1918. TTA] ieee Until We Get R id of Kaiser Bill THA ALELLT PL ee EE — TR in TAT HIiMMMMILE Tintt ' ST adid THPPATOTELL AY row'd have the drive succeed, Put Buy, } ‘ That’s If vou’ y our , buy city UY again! the was Ve again! in the lead, to end the purchased three or Wal, four. Keep on buying more and more buy, } Purcha Bur, Make Duy, b Unele ‘tT Carry buy, i Skin yv buy, Shoot bur, Secret: buy buy uy again. . + ee @ se bonds: again! the Kaiser uy again! Sams on! uy again! our bank buy again! it all and again! ry needs the fo continue the agtack; don't hold hin ‘ roll hoost McAdoo las his eagle eye on Crack along and put it through Isuy, buy a ga ms 7 ‘Repeat the Dies. Buy bayonets boches back bonds are an to , Seren d sending ‘ 7 , t ‘ew 1 “enougtl } LICK, back the ough, couid no buarant > Baston Now a Captain. MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. O: 19 ends of Elbert Baston. the former of Minnesota football cap- well-known athletic atar in lated br the been 7 a ¢ re con ms Ls ersits und cement t were ¢ he Ten.” has Marine iret Lieutenant. nierry, k in the BNNOMTT ro- mooted to Captain Baston been au lie was wounded at Lo Soon -orpes , P 7 bhatt shateau-T be Dias mennintilliinios Conselmen Is yetord — he Talk Purchase wont get bonds and . Yes, Sir! Looks like the boys will soon be Hlaiq Kaiser dating where in Germany. * and dd - their letters ee Foch us anywhere, vwour § ‘) x have in a run-up bhetircen ae | nose NnN0dV hhatge “*SoOmic- the lhe maval base and the home plate. Team I:ven should iry to Piock ing # Work. slide in, h the plat he get ) ? e] ¢€. A Tough Old Bird. Turkey will probably be the piece de resistance at the peace table. On yA rbepue Me Or; of the and | f { ey t hymn viv With July . }] Wil Thine ‘Stein Song oo "Tis to Weep. D Alas! Have crimped the f The TWindenburg asnag or something. caught Very CLINI to.me ¢ « nste ead Ol Alack! the . on + Good. > qT) heer SEO a. lin o ns! pesky lowing stein. * 1. the nat be “Dri Mives’' ith thin wine; dry or e seems 7 Cf A . LOTichi lin to Yes Ss to be The man on the sandbox sug- gests that in the fature, German pancakes appear on the menu as Victory flapjacks. Cant. renovate baseba!) Lory. over f Vacuuy?T See where Hungary troable with her diet. We he > Tit! Hu We take top wit cleaner. a 02 ston the ivo it h o fro is Fong top te » Cap ry tl Ssoa,gTn rat Wi =] » bot 1] and ¢ is having her from the head lines in one of her digestive organs that a little eal food would help her diet. s y Pas Pope, aniz a4 i] ehall is spr Als ead tria > Ins is trsving of ede al all ove Leag . r kus iO or- ué, It is reported that Kaiser Karl has been flirting Livers. Johnny Ww Says, ith dol The we nny ver, that he will stick to the League of Nations. WOODEN HORSES ARE AN _ IN MILITARY WORK ?” ? S ‘ > « Gu a hay eo *« numbe offic ar ' On wo talton “lie Miis ais of eq ~ voei'¢ I oden t las their of Yften been 4 of candida horses areas it exercisy and prep real rid ‘icer takes tation. »" tne leagues, means horse ar ine . 1oOtfe las scho crown of a Z, mp i hitwse men fas—nart 1whict tha par Is usefi? daring ine a 7, . an if ’ ty emph oO! COT combinat (i Liat uri osity, thea P hea er ent War rame has «4! i‘ harv £ d li «] ‘ OMMmMory CHICAGO GETS NATIONAL AMATEUR CUE TOURNEY part annowv Lon year, i | Wiil of Pere y 'an need , , iis al ge im? ed in } ° OTT wl wy next ljetrn , I b Le aire, Compe lin of are expected from I delphiq, Pittsburg icials briuary, if? 100k ann te A ‘ ive and iii pL Tie eal nother age oaton, New Yo rk LOADMAN CLAIMS TITLE. Dick bantam, ing ou? knock rounds ba Tanmnot the ring Burns Loadman., who Jol several nram weig nd) let With for the A Jerse. hin, rmatchsS mnv montis hf tit e Herman to lie weit) b CCE i ete , : onercir's -* aMii Lockport, achieved lLirtle in agro. c¢ ié now _ iv} rvrees Pat fame because ie by th lairns A ree o , Ret 7 ’ SS . - — = ~~ — —— - — What LALLA —— a ee ee eee queen aap --- — ne ee ee eee They Are che in the ee BIGGEST WAR FILM PLANNED BY Y. M,C. Soldiers an Shown in Home,Towns. ray i Pictures > ta Cc Own eed MM 44. fe Potrvscope co. he the world’s bi yy.’ ae the Sclig to film what ‘ . ore + is designed to SGess war George Bainbridge, di- movie. rector of the enterprise, announces illion people—-vir- l! of them soldiers, sailors and il) be an the ‘he the tiilm ‘The be releases on on ronarines—wi cast. title selected is ‘' tor It Is to Ried Triangle. by the Mutual Cocegt. ALB [Included in about GAO OOH camps in the Uni large fields ‘ ‘orporat battle- A. id the M. Dodjes of men on of Europe. The Y. Work CC A special filn ampaign. 1 of two reels each locality. the main idea present the “home boys” a: To make this feat pos- OOY filn is beirg made for being to every pis sible, neuriv 1460, was necessary Modern methods for best ‘as the idea. of the Y. M, C. A. movies were decided he best means of propaganda, Uns Sam's fighting forces will he in various activities, the finals of the picture | massed body of huge ingle 4 ce. wa . or results when mpon as men wits a ‘m of a "’ in the center. At Camp soldiers massed for The aim is to its ‘Own reing tri: 7 OU triangle and ‘Y.”’ each community in camp or on the battlefieta Selig ¢ ny announces that ted to make this the most compre- hensive war studies thus far filmed. Affiliated with the Y. M. C. A. in the great drive for funds for the we fare of the fighting men of the nation are the Y¥. W. C. A., the Netional Catholic War Council, the Jewish Welfare Board, the War Camp Com- munity Service, the American Li- brary As and the Salvation Arn At f all these organri- tivitv of all , 44 ~ P * ¥y F of in attucking i rundown don t to «Fry a] those who get up too early. a HOW TO AVOID THE I hividence scemsa to prove ¢ this is a gern disease, Laie cipally by human contact, am through coughing, sneezing @f tine. So arod persons ‘ ween which means eraow tite apap roller sft els, ete, Keep @P hodily strenath } iv plenty of cise in the open air, and FREE FROM A Above all avoid eoldg as irritate the lining of the and render them ter breeding plas ea for the l'se Vick ‘s ‘VapoRub at the first of a eold. For, a little Va ‘old, Su ft ~ s19n melt spoon and a the oars; ae be ter still, use VapoRub ee ve yoin steam coe If 2 . Tailable, use an ordinary 4 tle. Pll half fall in half a teaspoon of ¥ from time to time —keep f tle just slowly boiling and the steam —- Note: Vick’s VapoRab” discovery of a North © who fonnd how fo in ' galve form, Ment rei? hee of the air passages to throw off | « ‘amphor with such volatile the grip germs, to aid in loosen-| Encalyptas, Thyme, Cubebs, so that when the salve is to the body heat, these are liberated in the form | pors. VapoRub can be bad ‘ze wt all druggists. throat, chest and back between the paratively new in certain the North, it is the # Then VapoRub should be rubbed! remedy in the South and all forms of cold ¢ “ix million jars were yea>. VapoRub is recommended for childrens or colds, as it is plied and can, therefore, freely and often without ¢ est harmfnl effeeta — TISEMENT. the last in 1s88eet the bleod to ne ra of boili Bg wate 2 RH AAAAAANAWNAAVANARMMA} ; T This When the x FRAP LORS
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Y} $14,000,000 grape crop, but volunteers from t Post-Dispatch | te » of fatalities —not Ove When the allies recaptured the town: they reclaimed their valuables. Y Woman's Land Army took the place of men Build; > re out of every: four hue ® Jy called to the colors and saved the crop. atin —eeiuais i a + | 5 s, according to the N. G Yi ift9i: YY iii Yt Witt — . aA ; . ee a eee ae ec ecdeedcccchccodeddcetta Vl LTT” ; | ; enuitn,. He ¢ . , rmeegs EEK FAIR CROALARGALET Sf ESECEEE abe ; ; ys * in cémplieations arising, y; Big tg nos a | % x me 3 sk: SSS Ree S B ee ate ie soe es oe ; t ¥ Y principally, patients in GZ f DR A ‘ own condition—-those whe % ze 4 r > to bed soon enough, oF 7 +e % ‘3 bo get up too carly. ; af ee 9 AVOID THE DISEASE, oe | oe A rs ice scemsa to prove that z . 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— — ° ~~ | 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH Pt LITZER Dec. {> sa7 Published by the Pulitzer enbboes Co. Twelfth and Olwwe Streets POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for entire year, 1217: 8 ee Se ae ere $61 .°68 DAILY AND 8U NDAY..........- 194.598 iis aaa ee ee THE POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM TT know 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, always remain de- voted to the public welfare, never be satisfied with merely printing news. always be drasti- cally independent, never be { afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or pred- atory poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1907. em ee eee ie ee ee a J — oe + a — —- mo ~— — ena eee a a ———— > ene ee een mw —— ee en LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. Let the City Take Over the United Rail- ways. | he Editor of the Post-Dispa All are agreed that the United [ail- Ways problem must be solved, but, judg- ing from recent expressions of opinion, even those directly interested in the mat- er, as well as the newspapers, prominent business men and politicians have no lan to suggest. Therefore I suggest the following solution: The present city officials are disquali- fied (no evidence of this need be cited) '© prepare and conclude an arrangement. The present l. R. officials are also dis- qualified; for 18 years they have neither served the public by rendering efficient service nor the owners by distributing oividends. Therefore the parties chiefly interested, i. e., the public, and the stock- holders, should form a small, competent committee with authority to work oul the details of a solution, to be ratified by the proper processes of official action, in accord with the foliowing plan: , The city.to take over and operate the present property, paying the stockhold- ers 6 or 7 per cent annually, less the over- head bond-interest charge All capital employed in betterments and all new capital employed in exten- vions and equipment to be represented by city in the proportion that its par value ’ equals the market value of the stock now outstanding. Whenever the existing bonded indebt- edness becomes due (principal) it shall he paid by the company; and if not so paid shall be paid by the city, the stock- holders to assign to the city stock at its trust for that contingency. This is all of the plan (in brief) in which the U. R. will be interested. As to the operation of the plant, the plan is as passenger the first vear, 3 cents the sec- ond year, and 2 cents the third year— lied only on the ground that time is need- expenses.) To dispense with conductors and collections of fares passengers will enter and leave at the front, depositing the street railway in the hands of politi- desired results will follow. The objection to paying operating ex- penses by taxation is also e asily met. We use this plan to educate our -children. protection, etc., and find it ideal: It ‘ost about $3.50 per capita annually " operate free street cars. giving every pa practically all of our taxes are passed on ears free we will relieve ourselves of j raasing on to the consumer at least $8,- 980,000 annually, an item materially af- fecting the trade of the city. MORTON KUHN. Secretary Citizens’ Referendum League «> Vee + A Golden Opportanity. Te the Editor of the Post Dispatch. My! If it could be realized what «/ yood investment the Liberty Bonds are. (hey would be oversubscribed a: once ,' : A Simple Preventive. Te the Editor of the l’ost-Dispatc) ~You will find a solution of pure boric ‘ | atid helpful in preventing and treating . nfiuenza. One tablespoon to a pint of : | ‘eetril with spoon atomizer or medicine iropper. This treatment cured a case of : noids from the mueh dreaded knife ' Rolivar County, Miss. Mound Bavou lndividual Soda Glasses Should Be Ob- | ing of most all the public places, which ; | ‘* @ great help to check the rapid) ‘fs a q fountains, where the glasses never get 7 washed but once a day? ‘The glass ts n@vér more than dipped in water and = is a terrible thing. for it can spread 3 7 ‘ germs more quickly than ; any oth °F Way known. Steps should be taken ave had several years’ experience in Minin line, and | sureiy know how Sethe water glasses don't get waxhe’ CLIFFORD G GUIBER ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, SATU RDAY EVENIN remanence ed oe Po dear! 0, dear whole countenance. making an aggregate of 64.6885 ) githout dear Rey! Long before the hour set for the both branches. The revised » Mr. Fox couldt opening of the Chamber huge crowds tals are: . whey stuck up ¢ scolding if he w pdid not matter to gick to c are for se had gathered, overflowing across the, Killed in action......... o cane surprise. lie ev Seine to the Place de La Concorde. | Died from wounds. +2 cece etn Beick as he listene _Every seat in the Chamber was occu- | Died of disease........ —) El ing how fine a hu pied, except those where the French | Died from accident and oo wea Mr. Fox,stood s | flag entwined with the crimson plush CUES: &.i ides 0d 6 68 tre esene Phe went to the w of a vacant chair showed that the - ——d Se water. First | former occupant had died—that he Total deaths.... eo he poured it a had served his country not alone in| Missing in ac tion acted when his clothes | the Chamber of Deputies, but on the prisoners) oui Hox went to the field of battle. Wee = 6 ou 5.68 eoneaee : and lay down inf Deputies Cheer Clemenceau. s@ groan After Paul Deschanel, President of Total army yeep — Pretty soon 1 the Chamber, told of the liberation Names from St. Louis and friends heard it of Lille, Doual, Ostend and Bruges, Missouri and Illinois, outside of € _and while the Deputies and audience cago and suburbs, are: were cheering frantically, Clemen- St. Louis and Vicinity, ceau arose from the Government Willed in action, Sergt. Be ' bench and made his way to the trib- Reuter, 4379A Gibson avenue. une with the dust of Lille still cling- viously announced). When Mrs. Fox st she gave one hut they soon br and they all he! pretended he did at all, into the he ing to his garments. ' Died from wounds, Abraham Oh. he drags “Can I add anything to the patri- ren, 1614 Franklin avenue, poor dear, to di otic words of the president of the Died of disease, Ben Smith, 2 cine Kox. “Oh, chamber,” said the premier, “except Carr street the path as quic that I have just received a telegram Missing in action, Lieut. Rolan@] ‘and he waved a blue leaflet toward Tait, 701° Limit avenue, Univergay the deputies) stating that Roubaix City (his capture by enemy and Tourcoing have just been liber- _ 4nnounced). ated.’ Wounded severely, Sergt. Hen There was not one discordant voice Bushman, 4538 Ked Bud ave in the whole chamber, but two con- Fernald Decupyer, O'Fallon, St haps he can save t+ did not tal find out that Mr dead, but, having thought it well t he was a very 8h Mires. Fox mad ‘spicuous Socialist members re- , County, I. Se ai) the neighbors 'mained seated while the other dep- Wounded, degree undetermg =f for him to eat, 4 uti : ‘Lyman C. Branner, 6435 Idaheg 'uties applauded. heing drowned | “There should be but one voice , nue; James T. Godfrey, Valley Fe ' . ton 5 , Was not a bad , |here,” said President Deschanel, | St. Louis County. all, for he was) | among the probabilities of war mapmaking. new and additional stock issued to the secession would take 125,000 square miles of territory from the dominion which Emperor Francis Joseph held GIVING AN INCH. — 'glaring at the Socialists. | Missouri. before he was t They sheepishly arose and the in- Killed in action, Sergt. James W fellow ‘cident was closed. West, Kansas City; Corp. Roy R When Mr. Fo: ~ Recollections of that other historic King. lIantha; Mechanic Johg © sf scene on June 5, when an irate | Rideway, Columbia: Frank W, M chamber demanded explanations can, New Hampton; John W. Dr. ox asked dent “lilow wai dt scenes —— The MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION This column is designed to reproduce without bias the latest comment by the leading publicists, newspaper and period- tcals on the questions of the day. would leave to the geographical 000,000 of its present 46,000,000 of population. But precisely the Austria but about 26.- centrifugal force which the former twin market value equal to the amount so doms is operating for the dissolution and dismemberment paid; and all of the stock to be put in of Hungary itself. The Magyars, oppressed by the Ger- mans, have in turn been bitter oppressors. hope to retain control of the subject peoples they have “GIVE IT TO THE GOVERNMENT.” follows: of the Slav peoples and the Rumanians within the Hun- A fare of 5 cents to be Charged each) garian boundary en Tenors tod 68 ee? been recognized by the victorious allies. 3 town near New York of a remarkabie in- stance of patriotism that occurred in his home town in South Wales. “T was present just such a meeting as this. after the last British war loan had been thereafter frec. (These charges are justi- be sheared off to make a State as much entitled to inde- pendence as are the Magvars. ed to adjust tax levies to meet operating at Hungarian and Austrian expense. The coming m&pmaking must be along racial lines. There must be genuine, not a exact change and taking a transfer ticket Modified federal principle forced on the North German if desired. States by Berlin in 1871 would only create in the South- The objection to placing the control of | wes t Serbia is to be extended | pseudo independence. town had filled about $900,000, people were gathered union that would still corresponding ra) A ‘ € j ~— , ; ia cians is easily met. Just cut out the pro- to the central authority—would still sustain the hope of fessional politicians and put workingmen 4ttaining the Mitteleuropa dream by new means and who use street cars in their place and the new combinations. leave too much -‘‘Presently some one started A speaker got up and before DAYLIGHT SAVING BY ORDINANCE. Detroit is taking no ee on a failure in ee build our streets, Rive us fire and police to continue the davlight Will has been introduced into the Cc ity Cutie to make the daylight-saving time he had listeners spellbound over the is- sues of the war and what the British had ‘we herein this town have done our municipal time. senger a seat, while under the present Denefits of the plan are not as great in winter as in sum- system it costs about $18 per capita, with mer, but the manager of the local elec tric utility esti- ‘O per cent strap-hangers. FF urthermore, mates that +o per cent of our man population save $200,000 by « 200,( ( Sis » “i * . to the consumer of our Products an ced emeeding mataptshditedksn'cice saving, irrespective of how goods within thé selling territory of St. the clocks in the rest of the country may be regumted. louis, just as our present street car fares Wherein is the Detroit figuring faulty as =Pe passed on. Hy operating the street Louis’ There is something yet I want to ask you have raised our quota for the loan. We . Our money to the area If the Germans timea their peace advances to uncertainty vacillation at the close of our Liberty LAs i Aan “With that he pulled out of his pocket : 719 Wainwright Building. ' McAdoo says, we can and must and we WILL go over i the ton. woman and child pres- 1918'S REVERSALS OF 1914. similarities of bonds also in the flames.”’ war similarities recalling Antwerp fell Oct GERMANY'S CRIMINAL ; large interest and no taxes’ It's pie! when it's pudding: OLD MAN. nants of the Belgian army and the small British nava] ee. force were hard put to escape. Some never did escape. Others made a run for it to the nearest point on the The rest had to huddle along routes line of the coast to the west and The danger all the time was that the Germans, hot water to dissolve. When cool. use | following shorter routes farther east, ohce 4 day as a garglie. and insert in each off Holland bonndary. paralleling the curving south. no criticism was launched against of passenger ships would head then) with the entailed murder of women close the neck of the bottle, as was said then. Belgians won thrillingly the marshes of the Yser where the thousands. Now it is the huddled German army that strains fran- toward a bottle tween the coast and the point of the allied wedge that north and east ligatory. rhe main allied forces have the shorter Vorthe Kditer of the Post-Dispatch 8 an ; Just a few lines in regard to the clos- least some wrong in the bombardment of open cilies ey : o@larrh, and saved a child having ade- the: the destruction M. ESTELLA MONTGOMERY. tically Their forces be is thrust have the longer dangling from ropes, ; men and wom.- fn might go about with backs which had reversal of situations. Let us hope that at few of the Germans who participated in the original advance, harrving Belgian soldiers and civilians, spreading disease, influenza. Why doe« participate also in the retreat not the city close ice cream and soda the furies which the Belgians, now Victorious, wield. Is the desperate outflanking race the Marne forgotten b (le ¢ } * . - " M . j ie and feel the « ourge of ut rmany never questioned the right the proceedings. chards of France might be cut soil of her fields after the battle of Horse and foot were ever sent by " taken out again and Silied and ther, the allies to extend their line to the west and north and ig vanced along to another person. I have St @round the Germans’ right flank. + PE “#en this done hundreds of times and jt extended their line in the same direction to get around 7. the allies’ left opposing by the city immediately to check this is on cattle into slavery, w The Germans ever ; ' The fault of the Kaiser Need of extension ended when the ; ! lines reached the sea A new flanking race .. If the allies win Germany failed to see was that euch pro- . back a good deal farther than the. now intend = Makes Waste Raskets Ditto. the prick of bron " a question &? how long =: se TH = > = a = = Written for the POST-DISPATCE by Clark McAdams OUR OWN WAR REVIEW. PORE Germans than ever have Moossse through the paper this week, and they are making much better time than they did. Mr. Ant- wine, who has been forward, says it can be only a short while now until there are no Germans on any of the front pages, a prospect which every- body contemplates with immense sai- isfaction. We can have that part of the paper again for ordinary newspaper purposes, which have been terribly neg- lected the past four years. People who have been dying and otherwise coming into public notice on the back page and in other obscure parts will be able to address us from those coigns of van- tage to which their prominence entitles them, and we can go ahead with those thousand and one little things which, in the aggregate make the newspaper a mirror of life. Socrates explained this very cloquentliy to our two-story think- ers on the editorial page during the week. He savs war is not life, but is upon the contrary, a complete upsetting of all those things which are, so to speak, our expectation when we are born. Thus the powder works, which have nothing to do with any high con- cept of life, become during war more important than the university, which has everything to do with it. Glaucon asked Socrates for a definition of war. and Socrates, after thinking a moment, said it was a state of affairs in which all those things which are of the least importance become of the most import- ance. He asked if anyone thought the Kaiser, who made war the mainspring of his rule, had a proper notion of life. No one, of course, thought that was the case; and Fritz said he theught if the Kaiser had his hobby to choose again he would go in for something like the single tax or settlement work. Naturally, everybody in the paper wanted to talk to the Germans and find out how they feel about the predica- ment into which they. have gotten themselves. As far as anyone could make out, they have not gotten much further than to conclude that what they want is peuce. Beyond that they seem to have almost no idea at all. One of them told Thrasymachus that so far as he was able to determine, the Germans would have to rely upon Mr. Wilson to provide them with a scheme for exist- ence. He said Mr. Wilson had _ been working with these things while the Germans were shooting at marks. and otherwise defacing their perspective, and he thought they would have to ask TODAY'S REST CARTOON. w «~ S . " a - vf 2 a a” ae -Se * . Behe Be o . = £- , ~ , : a 4 - # THLE TERMS, Hfarding in Brookiyn Eagle. } *. Wilson to do this for them. matter of fact, Wilson has begun He gave them a good piece of his mind during the want to belong to the Coming from the head of the house, as . this made a profound impres- The Germans can be , but it is going to be hard work. t is not easy to say how much longer the paper is going to A good many people feel that the wanted in the responsible position he has been filling, only a matter of days until he will pull his six sons out of hiding and make off Lo some quiet place in the p some simple scale . Where that may be only good- Kaiser should will be punishment stay longer than o island; but since we did that to Napo- leon islands have become so fashionable - be doing to him only what rich people do of their own choice. that we would to get the army back into the want ads, and the front of the the cheriest place one The Weather Bird. , but still in the ring, sings One aggravating thing about paper is about retire in as good order as they do. nothing in the long course of years through which they prepared for this thing, and they retreat as ex- to observe with what expertness thinking what they — have accom- something worth while. as an example of mis-spent heme es the German army reminds one of the Way a gasoline engine runs in a Ford The Turks, meantime, have given up muezzins have all come around on the west side of the mosque galleries. straight down their more authoritative the end of Mohammedism. bition, which will make it pretty it is not like trying make them all over. course, is a goner. We wil! insist upon one wife and being in at 9 o'clock, but the Turk has accepted all fourteen of our points, and there will scarcely be ittle adjustments Socrates says the Arabs will probably come back into power in that part of » and we can have art again. , like our Indians, have been living on reservations and keep their folk lore alive. still able to write books like ‘The Ara- and pruduce poetry “The Rubiayat.”’ architecuture that would drive people like Woolworth and Kresge crazy if it trouble about ' pital, after an iliness of two weeks Ordinances Up to Feb. 14, iand worked constant!y amene the The revision contains an index f altogether much the best people in the More next week- ret home if the | vou were alr asked. m. FON M said: ae: the barn hew it all happe Mrs. Fox sav Dy. Vox gong being of a very tThind. she waite she went out U be Re We, Dsl ee eRe utr ay from this same Premier for the de- | er, Flemington; George N. Books feat on the Chemin des Dames came French Village; Charles Bry back to the correspondent and as Golden; Newton J. Dudley, Ple dignified as Clemenceau was in de- Hill; Joseph Liebman, Kansas feat. as generous was he in victory. | Clyde R. Martin, Springfield; Across the immense Place de la Con- H. Rolan, Portageville; Fred VY, corde great crowds were inspecting cam, Joplin. captured German guns and looking | Died from wounds, Lieut . upon Gothas that shall fly no more. Carlson, Albany. BS Died from accident or other cause, F 7 Sergt. Thomas C ham, Moun JUDGE GARESCHE GRANTS RIGHT Sere ene ae Isom, Kaman : . Shean . tF the ouxre ane TO VOTE 10 16 POTIONEO | eee IME of the barn. Missing in action, " ang: § 7 ai ~.¥ a € x + Sn %& Luey, Ellington: Jacob I. Dove, Hat She put her Overrules Election Officials and Gin: walter Friedmann, Villa Ri@geSae boards and heat Orders Names Put on Registra- Reuben E. Stapleton, West Plaings Kox had been tion Lists—Nine Cases Pending. Wounded severely, Corp. Robert head not come al ing at all. Hov and heard his W ing the neighbo The names of 16 men were or- Haydon, West Plains; Mechanie Ar- dered placed on the registration lists thur J. Mehle, Cape Girardeau; Jokn yesterday by Circuit Judge Garesche, G. Huitt, Lesterville: William A Le on appeals from decisions of elec- | ying. brewer: ge A. Moore, Rome ~ fellow. he deck tion officials in charge of the recent warjon Sullivan, Cape Girardeal’” and see how it registration and revision. In some pipnhratis E. Wiss, Kidder; Ray B “Ha, ha, ha cases the men were not permitted tO| gachery, Cardwell:; John BE. Lack and Mr. Fox. register at all and in other cases yairfax; D. S. Morris, Bonne Ter @ nard. my boy,’ | their names were stricken from the Wounded, degree undetermined, — takes something DON. books on revision Gay. George S Weaver, Martinsburg. | while to make One of the petitioners, George W. Illinois. 4 uw Searjeant, who, until a month ago, Killed in action, Sergt. Louis W.- You will lat was British recruiting officer here, | cciger; Galena;.Serst. Bureen Nary, of your mouth tentifieG TEAt When Re <rIe 10 Fae Hillsdale; Wagoner John G. Ma faid Mrs. Fox ter, after showing his first citizen- Annawan; George E. Dick, Stauntenpe| the house ship papers, he was told by election Henry VF. MeCausiland, Lawr | Well, you will | officials that he could not vote on ville: Hans’ Miller, Cairo al ‘vhen Mr. F “hrst papers. Searjeant contended Died of disease, W gee Charles — fable to eat his that such prohibition applied only to EB. Morgan. Springfield: James . . in frant of hin alien enemies. The Court ruled that land, Oconee and cup he could vote. Searjeant and his Iyied from accident or other caen | wife apd child have lived in St. Andrew J. Rupp. Sheldon’s Grove, Louis lo months at 209 North Sixth Missing in action, Ira B. street. He was born in London, hack. Oblong: Hngh B. Weavel Others whose petitions were «marga: Roy West, Olmsted; Cor- granted are Frederick Ahlerr, Rein- | ;eljys J. Wise, Walnut: Grover. The next ti dead, dont co vite, looking a eves, “and if y¥: tell all the neig them, get out ' der Meirick, Frank Lund, (7eorge | Geox. Bellflower. of fim«al a big hen. Kneale, Sam 8B. Jones, William Wounded severely, Wagoner Harry ; “lf will keep James, Theodore Bosse, Filo Poarch, pr ree Abindon: Dennis McCul- me thore ix plent: Carl Augyst Berndt, Carl Duecker, loch. alesburg: toscoe Moore, @ bat the first ti Robert Aschenbrenner (George ew cliathe — Frank H. Weaver, Hen- , ’ tell Kirchberger, William Jones, Henry ry: Plarry C. Duesdicker,. Quinc#; Winkelmann and Eddie W. Wilkes. (jarence [. Sutton. Windsor. a Most of them are natives of (Ger- Wouded. degree undetermined, © many. All foreign-born showed evi- Ppominicas Barnot. Westville; Chas dence of citizenship I Kinman. Benton: Artie VY. _. Today is the last day the Court Quincy; William A. McFarland, We™ can grant such petitions, which jrrankfort: Wright Marshall, must have been on file not later Salem: Sylvester H. Lucus, Shel than vesterda¥Y. There were 27 ap- Joe Norville. Rovalton; George plications Waldman, Rock enemici sveci drowne: My Fox did PTS) gee was not ecds, not we Afenp peace If on his hat and When he cat big turkey and ve filled tha brveging to he —— ene day that | houghtful fell 10,000 PLANES WORTH 500,000 PENALIZED FOR FOOD INF HH oventtul fel TROOPS, BRITON CABLES U. $. 10 of rour Concern tet naboeealiia Closed ‘fomneal oe. arcs cht. 1918 By the Associatea Presa For violation of the Sunday anil ee WASHINGTON, Oct. 19 Lord ing order. Morris Gillmann, eee To Cl Sydenham, British authority on for- able and fruit store 1233 Nor o eT «a quar tifications, in a message received Thirteenth «treet. will be closed next 2 G ai a pinned bere today by Major-General Kenly, wonday. Tuesday and Wednesday witha and Director of Military Aeronautics, order of the Federal Food Ad ‘Sie ones b »- ie ork eaye ration fp a “Impress upon your people that M. Kwinski. grocer 101 Madieon nig Pras ' a 10,000 airplanes at this juncture are street, will make no sales of me mint worth more than 500,000 troops on next week, because of having 2 ost be ent! the ground and will not require iteered in that item tichard Haas : 3 : nearly so much transport We can’! baker, 311 West Stein, will Be bring Germany to terms by air force. Monday for making inacéurate re that is certain.” ports to the Food Administration. Standard Catering Co, resta 212 N Ne st t, will AGED EPISCOPAL SISTER GIES | ccctoe ent next Tecoma Same reason. *ewMary, repeat Sf} sth the Phat any streak mn hit of ¢ : lef will cit ‘hemAn the &@ “lor tu evap eave them o of mosquito rt Will be requir itet or filles The darker “tne naphtha are, one for Or the secon The naphtha one-stopped tetuid alway : Trreemi Sister Fliza Pelee. 70, Well Known for Religious and Charity Zeal. Sister Eliza Fowler, 79 vears old REVISION OF THE cITY of the Episcopa! Church, died of ne a phritis yesterday at St. Luke's Hos- iH. K. Wagner Finishes Work She founded the Episcopal! Ilome for Revision of the code and Convalescents, in St. Louis County. ances of St. Loula has been Her religious and charitable ceal pleted by Hugh K. Wagnef, caused her to be well known among counsel appointed for that pw churchgoers. She carried on settle- Virst coples were delivered te ment work, taught a parish school, ister Cuendet today . pen vw indaw: Per from the fiammable poor. She was trained in the Episco- the rew charter and a commdé pal convent of the Sisters of St. Mary on the « ity ordinances, excerpts megit and formeriy was on the staff of the State Constitution and court® Christ Church Cathedral! For the terpretations The erdinances last 10 years she has lived on a farm clude acts of the Board of Ak near Poplar Binff, Mo. up to Feb. 14 To prevent rer fork in stirring the g¢
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OCTOBER 1%, 1918 a re - - - = —_ _ enn - = ee ae _ = - em ea ee ee - en —_ ~~ — ce —— - . — ~ 4 - seedimteadnimean — or mone i a ON ON on “ — WOMEN'S PAGE ; = . ee ode - Post- DISPATCH Daily Mag gazine SATURDAY W ‘OMEN’ S P AGE - ichtinaesmes DMS Mr. and Mrs. hilip B. Fouke Adopt THE WEEK The Gilded Man _ Stories of Three French Boys to Be Their Heirs ge A Romance of the Andes. is a i _ i: : , By Clifford Smyth. CHILDREN SURRENDERED BY FATHER TO PROVIDE F OR THEIR F UTURE Sari Petrass, the Hunga- issine—’ pt f _ or Now 50,298 Mm sas F. oT : ~, Dang ger of Letting Up 7 ninin Sae : rs rt i¢@q yestereay.) coast SetS out on mulebus K fe his Tr. 2 is 2 - Aarti. > aoe: . “ ey Oe ee. } ays j . ‘4 Mr. Fox Almost Pay ns—PartlI, Elderly Sculptor, Residing in. eee : | Too Soon i tn Fight Chapter VII continued. three days’ journey up the mountains ARI (pronounced like Shah: Press ; - +f morning Mr. Fox felt hbet- N _ ; ; mt oe 5 Ge Sites ee VE ee. to Bogota, was reached on the fal- rhee’’ 2 [Ss wae mm @N tne S AOU ew York, Is Widower and @ ick to care for anyt ling. - Pas 63 kh > a > me , siti : : . Cee, oe crept into the house, by Death—They Have Been in NE @ 4 SINCE ee a oe ee ds a TR aaa Magdalena steamers "J ins lad , to fight the Yankees on the Hon in erie Cnarmineg graceful dancers in Europe, and she ia it . ns is : re} ; eo ; “ liee — - P .¥ . ° ne said ‘‘Rut—it is noth irenitete -UPaiiy . Wis i riiiia ctress., She Wwe nquain' red-tiled CO 1 wthline ’ d nde houses HeStUINE | m “over, member of an honor — eine ee ae ne whnouncenie by the — i against «a backgerour if - 1t} , . Sev ie gr: i ae leclaringe influen: “Well, what shall we do?” ' ‘ground of radiently | able us ‘st family and thus 613; dic 3 ee agg onl ey ee ; died from accj. ome what was his surprise | hea) ' Fouke Home eral Months SB Be hk B ey ee 2 nfluenza to } eats went as ; we 1 ata ‘ 4 Ks om: : ‘ i : A ‘ . i sf Li Le - ome "4 ‘ } root Liis yer »% " ii . " : i] ‘s J : as ave thorizine : The general shrugged his shoul- > ya et Which the wind-' held a far higher social position tha: i ; Pi“ilie re fs : lng traiis Midi? 4 I the far ti, Str? ado rmost etry, All of wh ic n was eve! : ascending or descendine trains of har , *, : 7 fossil her own nmon sense led her io [jie* rive! seems to know tut for some rea son she consented to become a spy ‘Lion bnge tec yor aaa eas Ree tie i > ‘lead tae Casualties 50,298 St. Louis and vie inity, linois, outside of Chi. rbs, are: and Vicinity. ion, Sergt. Bernard Gibson avenue (pre- ced). younds, Abraham Oh. aklin avenue, ase, Ben Smith, 1626 Cp SNe re tog e ae een os a -s . DD « : , iy S, 12; died from @ wife crying in the parlor, | but Their Position Tl W : | 24 | : ae : . - ( lc OSs () sr, V a! . -.. +. = oe eA , aan >» ‘ ‘ : > 4 ale . Li ‘ i! ’ — a 4 ; é tal fn? a eernres @} ty * Tr i if ~* a. " . o . , nt buNnded. severely, 389: gm were trying to comfort her. Legalized Only This Week i. ee ae mee es | | ale tisfactory result.) 2Serously than ' hous their destined 1 . of great service to i. undete ‘rmined, 241: ee) he was : ueb “ rood, kind hu: A ‘ ‘ oe 4 - : Re, e ‘9 si * 4 3 TI tes ~~ ¥ an lS ] ol lin ports i’ % Sé nor.’ i , ¢ “ * > . ‘a bene a” 3 sae : , ™ 52 " i \ i ‘ ‘ ‘Al i "ALT . a. . ‘ ‘ ; LZ ’ li Ts, LT) muTrros the Vs ‘ ; : 7 ¥ se ©. hand, eaid \Irs. | OX, and he sa] 04 me ae s “2 nta . oe . — ‘le com? re 7 ehita i npa ,¢* nt, y ,. spt ~ > Hneaopilie ire h i n : hing M4 ' . nh mia . Aft the ivy le huropean W ar he ; ‘ a : : : : = yi . : ,, =z | : ‘aa . amt. ; a . ~ig } ors i a its | Ve rs ‘ i s a tion of 17, due to Pand hens And now he’s gone: rs ; me | Pg sot 3a influe) has “evuiled is due to the Verhaps it is better wait be- + bbe : , : Whether’ was starring in Hungarian theats 00,298. The latest lrown “] irving to get ducks for lis absence of Mrs, Philip bond ya x oe . sedi ae | fo 3 re ) Ke you £0 { bogota,” isted Or not Ms reputavion in this respect 13 in London . ' / ms 62: ie j Ss. Tie. . ’ : ; an 5 : ; Me ie lee ee ‘ (lyat le rep lations : ry e ‘ , ‘ M4 , : : San . a as ut ds i re +" sa aay in which formerly she Was con- i & Pe. Rm 34 ’ & fe . “ it { . , i l a ‘ in . P i e the t! a * €ierT, ‘ ertainly, VW ho has been Ve wine rOyNaAI a, oi ; : 5 ; ae — % ia prenera Ut faith oc} ; ‘onfine , ane , * . epicuous, has become ; : y¢ i= “ - na ad the bane confined for 10 days to Le ude ; +} t he rev ised army to- & Mr. Fox eouid not believe his eCurs, wi eeriort : ps : subject - a A > ee om, Bee F: ee St. Louis: ntinue j irc manded the doctor. } > - ey eee See eames of the allies t h tuck up quit traight wit) frequent remark this season. As | oe we irae a, 5 a 1 oN ] ] j i : i i A i ° ri . , ‘ : , ; ‘ X Pind s ae ; a St a, “e “ae ae SSE oe 3 we : } @ € t} Ti . miei. . a . . =, 3 4 ing how tine al husband he had been. ae er s ; TT Pony pase? ree » ; Ae > x ite, x = ee re "STL! $ ul! 1¢*] i , Ptstil.« rit } ¥¢) : t f ‘ Mr. box stood Still @ minute. Chen i al iad sae 7” \I ; - = vetk ae 3 Fee regs nec F gs UpOR their 7 ness ; ‘(los net ne ; i and rae : , proceeds to make arrangements or wade . the Te ' ~ en's War work, Mrs. louke was as ae oe ‘ : Pay Be | ings that adorned her fingers click- “ tases eshe Andes; petting her reports into the hands of ’ he went to the weil and drew a pail ww Se i . ‘ ia so rie Ee : ae ; 5 6 , waite of asentime } | ro tao . rd ji the — ee haan _— ciate . . - sw ective a leader among women as he Z : ¢ ing together in dismay. “With ali @na@ in the movement and bustle in- | warrain English officers “~— * . ; Tr + } > ~ (ye ' ; - . . es ae , ‘ “Fe as ~~ a A a a, ) . : - ; 3 ain : Ze | s ik i i s. ese l .. 3 a Fes then husband, Colonel of ihe lHlome ; ‘ae MEER, . esses these savage, half-dressed natives , Cident to setting out on the arduous Almost at once, on the outbreak } re over : ac { Sens — “ot nan O08 . ee Fis oeaeae 3 % oe pia 3 oe t yr ermplos — 7. . . ; -_ — . = , »o he pour { a ) 11S hie Lc, ind | (Juards and Genet al of the leading . i * 2 + tig : 3 " bas * ’ about. threate ni ne t} " lives of inno- pull over the primitive passes that t} e war ~ iri eh ok the dust of [or Ne i y : os "erp ~ : a . : ‘ , ‘ = eo - & ‘ : ¥ , } ‘) Ih t Would > &s —4* TT N ir) ix- ‘ on - : “a ss ‘ > Gre ,%! a } Ree @ when his ciothe were oaked Mr. Liberty Loan division, is in the men’s % oe o Pesca PS ae vs - . cent American ind poor Mr. Par- thread their Way across the moun-/ , , tad} ‘> O,410 , vent to the door of his } ce be 354 i” Reena : “ “£2 oaead ; Bs Bi erests of this cit ithusiasti- . “ , - ret ehaet SE amas f Ste ing to Inspections, sanil nm and “Ves ' te ant’? Ia} he cool wT a a ial mt SUS Was Gh aruem ungariay lends it a y came. tee rooms, for instance, where in : i: Bo es. Goes % Pee Spee ioe 1 favlsy s sor’ exclaimed the cool white buildings and low ram- patriot and that hie had glad), w « ox saw eh: pay %, See SL eh $i Se} Me er ts os Sn Ba sae ‘are of empiloves, that ceonditi pitas. « tan ee SH ' :, ; ‘ ! cane Sat Bhe i zg When Mrs. Fox saw her husband tormer campaigns she was always to Be > 3 Se ag seen ‘3 . smgggeis aes ; Care , % + e i ¢ Ons doctor. a Jo¥Yous grin wrinkling his bling hostelries hidden under a veil thrown away h bright English rr) t : ‘ icrer ) . - ; 4 4 . » ° : ey Ps ae Sox oy % : . a: . a ; VN He Ln “ ‘ . ei! ; py CP CPE «At ic ‘ , = . ine ee . os ; Mrs. box. Oh, get old Dr. Fox up Court records made public Monda Be: Be A $e eae Be 2 2 as It F , that he rictior What is happering awa from the stretch upward to the region if per-. US ful reports, it is said. to high: imei ie “i my . aaa eng . f isftor’ tna where restrictions le . ? in- : ‘ 4 f } [ . I { ot TT) . lt. ; ‘i , , - . ~ ; 4 . it did not take Dr. Fox long to fered the interested public the first | , a 2 ae RR Rone . Seagrass rae , 1) , “My dear Mr Re in this village—it is hardly more Material for these reports. She , a a : Se ae Se ee : te a ee der control, they usually have broken “y dear Mr. Leighton, I assure ; trus 1 | vane ) find out that Mr. Fox was far from explanation of the foster-mother 3 . SHO : SSR be RAS paris aria, wy ae i w with n jwor than Ae vou"’— began the schoolmaster than that—oriental in its sensuous rusted in llungar’y lier familv w : . : . rs wd ra) [ a } = } | é 7 «* . {” ) il «° \ ¢? a . = me Mimic — gad gt ot gh in ib CY ane ENS ae’ peony roe x > oe : 4 _ ale ty " a m La tei bee ee ae Ce a neva oY oO] suspicion SO often and secretly was the af yer, ()'} allon. St. ( lait : he was a Very sick M r. Fox. place, Nl rs. I ouke acknowledged the o : Ee vo Bis. Sc i eee : the risk of being compelled to re- { rai ; . ¢ y , * . . oS Kn Worn . oes i eS 48 ‘ > : it® ii . . -_ a Aster, . . ; wees : . . y ora ; , " . . "go : P ? . " 7s P egree undetermined, aii the neighbors brought nice things| good and sufficient reason why she RE . ore ee ae sae ea 8 .: work a tenfold greater hardship on eja, she know—she is very ‘wise.”! Unas delight in the picturesque iit- Pre Bi : op S the nends Ome ~4ar - } » ‘ ’ Tal at | re ac : -cessaryv ti ’ DO RNS eg : on, ‘ v ae Ly, ' ape ae a" 2 . le’ — . ft . : - i! a , 1e@ = =MARV: fficers ; ? ‘ily : nner, 6435 Ida ho ave- f him to € at. and he dec ided that! no longe Tr has the recessary Lime tO i Ss a spt Og: 2 peat 6 STRAUSS PA business than the continuance of the NIy Ss. Quay le S gY ay rir igle ‘ts bobbed tle s¢ ttle rent Wiis miarre ad by tl f , tk ir Oo ree rs ind he rWliiy que Godfrey, Valley Park being drowned and con.ing to life| give to public positions of respon: Cs was quite a hero, where | . ween 7 “alia ae “a . on the part of their modest owner, C2#USed her unhappiness; she worried Ye i o., re he was nouatht to be a lazy ee te oe tee “9 Bere Above, adopted Fouke_ children, | Lg ble 7 EGQFAPVISE employers to 100K | | ite ome Se eeoame ee eee over the dangers that she believed Having established a means of on, Sergt. Jan } x hy jig 25 - ‘i eee ll at afternoon certainly, ane a ae efully into the .matt a ae ma Psu — ¥ ‘ Z ; ' . ry Soy geil? — ames W. 11 thi er who were Lucien, Georg and Ray- ee Y sued - . fortable and woebegone than eve awaited him in Bogota. Her anx-/ formation, Sari’s next step was a4 ity; ( orp. Roy ts vy . very much at home. Before one ES Y A ; er. 3 heat ans vantitatton LT ght F ; = oer, Be ietv ras’ ir creased by the rumor find some safe way to get her ye Mechanic John €¢ Mr, Fox was quite well old! turned in at the entrance a great mond Wagner. Below, Mrs. Fouke. Riga: lll ll establishment F , n have the Doctor, you are sure that Mr. 7 we ' . ) Slee Pag iprcrmlsliee aay Ry mbia: 1 ink W. Dp . ‘ox asked him about the acci- leal of ' d scene rife with ————$ tout im thie rumer: & © without Were going on business trips } ; ae j : b : Zs ; bids . : avar miaetaka TU . a is fr nor: "AS oO ere pm Cate Sines : n J. Dudley, Pleasant PERT. alike and in smart fashion, were Was aflicted with a black eye and ; a ‘factories, workshops and business never mistake. I have been doctor, ™' "| pee? Switzer! Po sents eee a4 a ; . 1e Ca en ur: ‘ ‘ ‘ > a? M ; il, > ‘ \¢ ‘ 5 ; i «ii ; ‘ : | tin, “pringtield: Johr. said: “Hush! (ome out In) sort of athletic apparatus, and Mrs. toothache. : vg aimee, ont % into ‘onsideration the well-estab- “es : 1h 2 amen’ ‘ . I eighton Rut it was eredited bk Swiss postoffice to Creat tritain ageville; Fred V, Yo he barn and T will tell you. Fouke, herself, on the ground be- These temporary detractions were >. *s, ee pot lished fa that men an women P pier mg KBR — oe wr st : the native wit 7e be hie iw it is almost certain that non . . , s . . . "a “APOTAAO* o. . . 1p : a '? rin 1OSs I P > ‘ i > se ~ - ‘ > ’ . -_ . . =—Sa5 . all happened.’ neath the trapeze, seemed To he di- being accepted by Mrs. I ouke as ni . , » Ay ‘ eannot - 1) Anvthing like “4 nor- 9 rLleé lee . SUS AGEN d M: >. ua yie e } a l i : Pe 3 wi the a dupes a nenhed ' the ; . a . | - . aan airt of the game, and hot though it , - seiko) adie And I know,” continued Mirande,| Stoutly upheld by the principal ; yep tiers: aS ee Owe e wounds, Lieut. Otto : Irs. Fox saw her husband and recting if not taking part in a game, pi e game, al i i 7 % mal amount labor In stulfy, close, ienoringe the interrunti I American resident of Honda in the innocent-looking epistles they : , , ee rae ri ‘ ws . st. ; : snoring the inte t10n. i Say Ne: «=* etl . S, ; l¢ . re mired or Ma! was BG ce 4 ‘ . A \ahal ’ i” erne>rmy é ‘ r) " ’ ’ . house and around at the back her eyes, she exclaimed: ‘They cer- orable picture of contentment. weary and have to exert much more. elude a; is lieal torme did not add to the comfort of the jry laine grote aae Cine . = . . a is ‘ : ] } ° To ey} " .¢ } 1 PALA ’ "sue hit Trea "6 “T! *- ite - " . , Pork n: ve ° rls re ps ction, Lieut. Claud RF the barn. tainly are a handful. | do not won- RS. FOUKE goes with some de- nity School, and Mrs. louke says if: energy to accomplish his task than in eckh f baaital ; travelers. and intensified Una'’s de- ¢ ar \ ere mauing that “a > ial ; , at rtatn ' stem 1 oe _ rm, see iw Safely behing naAir; SPAvescre, : —S we | COneeeeen an i retiv s¢ 7 ; Jacob I’. Dove, Har She put her ear to the crack in the der their father, who is a man be- tail into the antecedents of the She ever entertained the theories jf he obtained the needed oxygen the portly 1 ht a sire to keep David with the st of | aces is j Bhar heres ,* . a. : . . ohn 3 4 - “ocr yr a »¢ y * . . . , bd 7 le-« ' ‘ ? a8 bal 1 : e. . aS - an mn) ; [ / \ r } “t , 5 £ Ww ledmann, Villa Ridge wards and heard all about how Mr. tween 60 and 70 years of age, found children, although it is the de-, With regard to rearing children that Blood is the life of every living be- “Caramba' @ : tupido'’ the party until they could all it 4 re . . air nal papper et : ; . ° ‘ 7 ser ‘ : ow - ' pe é arambda,. que es do. rrowiled’ § 7, y Wilts - al ‘ put ; luck, Soor : : apileton, West Plains Fox had been seasick and how he them quite bevond his abilitv to care sire and the Court's decree that they “are supposed to flourish especi: lly ing, and oxygen is absolutelv essen- bh eae . rT ! : , nit tamethat for Bogota . ; . a 1 or Lic, won “ae , . : , cee ' ; ; : > ahi} ae : : . me Gooclor, Li net ul us pres Un , : ome and Saris [vekK Was no exception. 1” ereciv, Corp. Robert D ied 1 : ; wer . e ae en shall hereafter be held in every way in the minds of childless persons, she tj the ood When a number nh : ' PI, =p I +00 rt had not come anywhere near drown- for and control. , ae: ae ry Wa! lia Mindi lial lo the bli — “Bueno.” he added, fanning himself (Copyright, 1918, by Bon! & Liveright, nc.) yery qualities which had made her ains; Mechanic Ar fF ing at all. How he had come Seine Then she sketched for me the his-| to be the same as if they had been as forgotten the theories in the of persons work together in a room resignedlv, ‘‘w shall see In tlonda — such a successful spy were to prov: ’ ‘; ’ . ' ." ’ | ‘ ‘ ‘ « rTs> ? > ¢ ‘ ; ,cr " salt . ’ , ;- ; ? " > »*) : Si -s ai ’ ? P i i . I ; ‘ Success t ’ . ’ ’ Cape Girardeau; John and heard his wife weeping and tell- tory of the event which has so trans- born to the Foukes, and all legal; more urgent need of adapting herself improperly ventilated they breathe you take my pills. Soon we will be (To be Continued Monday.) her undoing erville: William ae, 2 . | ing the neighbors ne awn mel o fine | formed the F ouke house hold, a story | rights and duties between them and to almost overwhelming new condi the same air over and over, and soon thi - An then it - good iat ot a aii ! : . Nac ’ ‘ “? om - - ranaded . | Ss Oe . - 7 . : ” x ‘ ¥ E : “Seca hans “ - : ‘ ; Le _ ANd if Ss ‘ . if? i] . . ‘ . John A. Moore, Rome, | fellow, he decided to play drowned! which for some months has been, their natural father shall cease. They “ons so lively a bunch of humanity the life-giving oxygen is used up to | take my pills. I am afraid to ry a letter across the border . *: ° , . ° > oa 4 . Pe . at nt 7 ™. eh bi i Cul ’ : "| . ‘ ; SS hn, Cape Girardeau = and see how it would work charming their friends. /come of «# literary and artistic fam- 24s introduced her to. such an extent that there remains; $1 will take the care. I ehare edited with having been crazily | fiss Wwid« e ; . dd q ; ; Te , 4 qT ily ik close Pe 1a ive e] rr > _~ » ve. , . ¢ y ¢ ; : Pia ] ] f SU 7 ly . pAb. ss : ‘ : ’ Sy fae ot * ~ mreaired Vl hé ) ; 4 *] : i, " . 72. ay B Ha, ha, ha! laughed Dr. Fox Being childless, some two years nan * a3 ae , eae ts ! ee ae ! r rd, my boy,’ said Dr. Fox. “It supply the deficiency In their oth ~escan Ar) | ilso wa irtis-|' was willing te 1 the example Then t | c rete biped Pe vid. breaking the silence following R J y I QO: letter was written by Sari te eeméene ~ ; «1 : . . . : 4 ; : “e F *a. : mye le~rvous ; . Ul, ain ' with fherm 4 act 2. fig ae ¥ ; > : Aid’ ' won, Peel | ret. Louis WV 1 You will laugh on the other side They never conside red adopting just ¢ eatin? th . ( nise, the lac - -OnS dep) lived of parenthood (oO take ; . R know if it’s safe to travel into the take the conceit out of one man trusted to his care. Then he turned Es Sergt. Burdett Nary, | of your mouth, my fine Reynard,”! one child, but had their hearts set | © as re‘atives and the need of! chiidren deprived of needed care into ©! =? Bae SREY interior,” rm this world—the one who re-_ it over to the authorities. ner Jo ( ' os / - ae : a8 +a 2 A , : : motneriyvy care are given as ¢ ious -¢ ‘ ad t car 1s a good e 7 ; . ’ en : a Bite = 3 a ee Said Mrs. Fox as she went back to upon girl and a ney. reasons for the fathe : ae u the homes, she declared. sey hope a at 3 at happens ¥ ani ee | good idea, assentetd Le whton. fuses him and ‘breaks his heart Sari was arrested and tried for J J mn > ‘ 7 ‘fs % , by ‘ cy j 7s . j ion | tT oP y — . : " . . 288 ere “il ‘ . . a af Lpie v A — ’ ss “ sie ? sites ° id s+? os ‘ . . " ’ rs . . ‘ : € . iui ; : owl ‘s “ ' aun see he house Mooled me, did you. For a long time a diligent se woh i inymcme cet) api ene tgp ene thet will be many war orphans pro % ats a? wainttetiees If it’s dangerous for us, it’s d3n- ang the one who marries him and high treason in giving aid to thr - Sih awrence- 1. vou will pay for it”? was carried on for just the ehildren } 4 >. Vide for in this Way. And 1 thini ; ae ' ‘ rous for vou,” objected Una. breaks his il) enemies of her country She wii » 1. ion . ’ ’ } , : , : py . roc" was IOLIC Ct i . . . as ’ ler, Cuiro When Mr. Fox sat down toe the one could love and accept as ones i i 2 get oO impore Upon ie taint nan, Seager Be: “Oh, Vil take a burro loaded with | condemned and sentenced to death a+ se "' : ‘ 7 aia ,, MY friends ; amily ‘hose ative * . ' stuff: rdorized, repeiling - ; wey ure ro a : “9 pai ‘ 7 ible at his dinner all he found very own. There were not so many “pct ni eaae, Reset gative tached to adoptions ought to be done tulty, odo ote 3 le doctor's pills along with me A man’s idea of packing to move Spy. ingheid; James Ll. ire- i ; we . Ps mand 20 StOCNH WaS NOC aS food as theirs,’ re-' awawv wi , nh ‘ntering : crowded ? - ‘ ‘ . ; 2 mes. , " ' , , i sl : t front im was an empty plate stated exactions at first, but eac h markod Mire. Wouk. eres | aN away with, so that independent spin- _ ‘hen the doors afd transoms are all said: David. | know the county. I appears to be to go around picking So swiftly : RY? (| cup case presented seemed To develop , 'T) ‘ “ = ster women might bye encouraged ta) W en ; ‘ A 1) g ween . : 1 . , h iv © friends 1m Borota: the re LS uo uD the thing 7 that his wife has f: j ir rushed through that her ow! " eT) - ve * . . . - } ii - a “aALt t* . . ae P | Ae . . r ti L! r “ i. ‘ . . ' 7 ’ si . , 2 . 2 i amcia, were: age : The next time vou play you are some objection. Until at last one i ee Snes “adopt. children.” wy “i ie ‘ ae nor begin langer, snd I Jeave you in §00G Jy Lown in the wast basket and put family are believed to have known w : ; : . . , Pp, Sheldon'’s Grove. : a od , — SSS a ae ' y 3 used up and Soon f I e! nae : , ' a “ah “ prewcn dead, don't come to life said his! day in New York, a friend hearing — — : | dees tea air. comina ffonsom hands tine them back in the trunks. ut nothing of Sari’s arrest until they re ‘ $ : 2 ' " . ; aia is a y aan p - + | 4 Y re . . ‘* “hn " , ° _ ee: saad ‘ ’ lingeh Fr Weaver \ 1¢, looking at him with fire in her of the I oukes longings, told ol thi: WHY ! / ACH Ly ON S ARE NEF other’ jung: The air . « oo ’ is, - : ~ j , . y — My 24 # olf = hal By ite = . ‘ ‘ Tie . 5} ~ Cae ves, “and if you do not want mo to family of boys in need of ening 4 E j Fe ) in ‘itself ind it carries innumer ible randa « pag. t enuyv. Be ery ont I of ink bv slipping it in under your . . Bei ‘a ° ; tell a j " , . + ; fe , -" _o : ' , . 2 ] g? ° i - it, Back gi 2 . ; , i ate -_ ae : . : Verely, Waroner Harry “s “d x eanbiargoante ; ah fit the order Want with peach stones? This Pe tha ipS some other ve densa breathed this air on a ion -_ | f your pills, doctor!” oad Will ee S re aS Nn aS : ca . san “a 2 ime p oad , . - ) Lis. 4 ' i am ‘ ndon; Dennis McCul the ee ar bs ht - — . , has recently been asked often.! Plant materials, such as ebony and | FOU S20 BGS SP ree ee ‘That is good you are not es And if men didn't descend from urg; Roscoe Moor, nere is plenty of food in the house, HEY were the children of Georg They are used as raw niaterial for, ignum-vitae, would also m: keg : resistance against ase attack, and tupi ' of a tie fellow with : : aay st f t} 4 ust have , , | first time I find the pantry Wagner ia Mrenchman (the making the best er: ef ot ae eae ee ee | sive ' tupido, like this leeti LON monkeys, most o 1em must ha rank i W enaver Her » n f . u ° : easier CSM il eS ae OS | grade {> absorbent Cal! bon: bit] for oOobyv} Mus a ‘ the abe f tii? Sa : mist? ¥ ‘ = . . P . = an ° jo ‘ — ‘ : ee jay , ‘ . . asons ‘*! he malaria Remember, these pe descende Capt. Kidd, to Duesdicker Quincy; Mil tell everybod) how ‘you name being pronounced Van- chereoal ever produced, and the Waste roduects like nut s 4g i,’ or something more seriou f nd iust now to th ae * - ape - l tre Ask For : ’ . 7% - - ot ; : > ani , . ; nut Sheiis and « aS ple are no friend Just 0 oO ime iudge by the ADS O urie: ar ion Windsor ) drowned, yay), a sculptor living in New York! charcoal is used in gus mask ‘espira- | fruit stone re preferead .C HAT happens is this | } 1d ge idl e he - | : ried | -fet or ic By 4 “dy ’ ' - ; ¢ : . ‘ar a . , . Seve P on * oe ‘> r 4 a " , . — a @ ¢ _— ; | I cimaieanoe ' : ‘ Annee i “~ t rere ie es tsi tei ( | se, eT! erree undetermined, } ox did not answet! his wife ‘ since his arrival! trom 'rance Le tors tor absorbing gead!lyv guses sent arniec 1] et enough of sur by voce Caete Ya bys it} ing the “a i] delicient ; ox icine : , 3 te her: | } Le ~ ; ’ | ‘ > :} ; 4 ; ’ The ORIGINAL y tent ; en was nothing for him to S&@ay.| years aro The father speaks little over by the enenyv a ip mstgadooe a very KI ae sae bs cast-off shoestrings) a not W estville: { has ' ad Cars AgY. a : : — . Vhat he need , remembering 1 Y oxygen and overcharged no enemies. was t . confident rep.’ . . earths mn the movinge-day vi it d . imton: Artie V. Leake. eeds, not words, were needed to Mnglish and the children speak Charcoal is produced roasting “!e char in the masks become carbon dioxide sur blood ha lionda, the picturesque little rive aad | . aite Milk a > ‘4a ; $ es . sa , :o ° > i . T ore 0 , . Rovalton: (;eorre (7 & ur} cy and he kept the pantry ie) arte. The wite., iu remarkably fine one 1] them fASePOUS., VV rd Le hy pas a ii CT of Saivagre. “a yors “all i otis ient i?) re SiIStly cY eet lood . tr an i¢ : ne i! ow ; , ' f unex iting trolley trip with ; “ ’ ; sear. te ‘ ~ “ Rig Q - e , 4 » 3 fiat r } ." “y rv arg’ le )] Tr? ° : k Isjand . hhiied that he heard Mrs. | OX character, well know a to the Irie nd oft fron) fhe retorts. nan one a PiUast hot be understood that hy rttas k , lisease yerms: thie ... 4 at cued ae throw toxin into (he lmpuritie S$ In vour blood, caused bY fully Piss seven rniilinerv shops on Quick Lunch; iat Office. Temporarily, pyright, 1918, by the McClure Newapaper | anderson, manager of the New York | through the material. Thus the wood the is more daaity 1 niluu ——————— ~ the want of oxygen, reduced your her wav to a Liberty Loan booth ome or h of the Sunday clot sist tiie alte al Public Library, before the Foukes charcoal that we know is very bulky [hal micals. It can be taken power to resist the attack of the cerms rris Qillmann, vege! To Clean. Neckties. could make their acquaintance, or for its weight and contains Mnumer ind revivified by roasting. and it. wil} . store. 1233. North ot : possibly the Fouke children might! able fine pores. probably prove to be much che ome The campaign for better ventila- et, will be closed nex! G UT a quart fruit jar with rubber number five now instead of three. Now, this highiy porous See a Bs most chemicals : tion, light and heat in factories, OW S e me avy and Wednesday bY 35 = cover: half fill it with The 16-year-old sister has remained pas a ieiiin tn tote wranerts ey ae workshops and business houses is a G@dern! Food Adminis ipAtha and put the ties in, the ; ; father sorbing certain of subst 7 Don’t nigh nge ee — — st ' , x G For Alt rh with her ) kinds q>} health protection, and every citizen ad Ones rh ‘ . ge "Px ; j “Ss . ‘ . ' themselves and first ‘We were so completely pleased) [{normous quantities grocer, 1101 Madison Wasi Having screwed the — with our little boys we would il. clarifving the discolor ) . * : d D riscior Ban dis | oe a ae ne wg ag GN : : . ke no sales of flour Wn tightly: shake the jay about ingly have adopted them at our first! cane juices in sugar ce RTOS like a magazine cover and e3 ; (mployers would find it @ meney , 4 G0 | Housewives ause of having pro: * some minutes, when the dirt will meeting, but it Was thought wiser for most drugs have ac : her to work like a Oo) ) rj ine imves nent for with euch 2 ‘ 5 0 afeguards gains! cick ness and , tiehy auas, 4 most be entirely removed. if nec- ali MACK Os ite rt) Ri hard Ha , ene Ys - +1 x all concerned to have them with us before 4 white produ ; an hy 3 ’ on ‘ “. f " of ~ P] the y ‘Sh r) ‘ b., r ser ing, anil “ h »r scratc ing. S and Ointment the an ‘ -erman helmets hk. W ja! 3 The nanhiha «! | » George in the family, becomes John fore charcoal was used suce lightiv heated I pour ov: =a Seeing Cuticura Soap | : vans ee . a oe Se hep, So ihe And 4 ld oa a ee ms iS TDLX* | advertised thought I would trythemas; « if bc utne ‘ : ; ’ : ." i tT -vyeur-o tr eer. mR \ ae ti «* f “Ty ' ' sf « ‘ ' oa yy , . ' ‘ ‘ ted for that purpose Se-Stopped bottle, and such work Truman Fouke. ' masks a very acti\ n ut a quarter of a pound of melted baby was getting worse. Used one . George, [d rather you'd 4 — = ; : “ . ’ si > | ‘ . »* val é] ; s . P : " Bre delivered to Feae: : ould aiwavea be done hy daylight Raymond becomes Philip LUyMIONG be produced And it Was found 1 rar) €6Dutte Substitute ang two tablespoons cake Soap with the Ointment when me one of those French bon- 2 ot Be Helps You / ;e ' , P ‘ 7 :, 3 the ard, dense, compact that as es todas | i room without a fire and with | Fouke. hard, ae Om pa UOStane t Ai sauce. she was healed. Yonkers Statesman eontains an indeg te = ‘Pen vindowys, if possible, as the va The children were more to be os on Shelis and fruit stones formed it makes a lend auee, too, for ed statement of Mrs. Joe - fr and a commentary e por from the naphtha is highly in- than heard that afternoon when thes he most condense J nd actively al eshiv broiled steak ish. Jim says wey sade lowa, Dec. 12, ‘17. C nematiien Pinatices, excerpts from ) flammable were being hustied upstairs to their) sorbing charcoal q pores of the he knows on't mind his bringing —— ur skin clear by using Cuti- : oA B W S S Mitution and court in- . a tub after play hours, but last Sum eharred material are infinite! n npany home unexpected!y, even on o~ prt -day toilet purposes. No womes ls reahy ees Wee ; 7 a uy , ; : The erdinances in- 3 TO prevent lumpy gravy, use a sil- mer, before the story was for publi- and numerous, and hence Monday ig That Al Sauce eer = rg ll Mail. Address post-card e compliments her mirror pays her he board of Aldermes re Yer fork in mixing the flour and/ cation, I met them, and if the pho-, volume of the carbon will do far! tain] ) ni ‘*pot luck’’ taste - Gaunt ee Se ee ake mm ta less they are reitesated by some - | : = SUrring the gravy. | “tograph is not convincing of their more work than the same volynme le aldorf-Astoris ADV. Scap ec. Ointment & & “ " * ’ in
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ns Sr ag ‘hp ypiibvdba ~ beet /, | Zoro T.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a COMIC PAGE %, OCTOBER 19, 18918 4 NY ee y YE, Ut Gyitlonmpie Mii, SN Ny by, yl” “Y VYyiam, Maly, ldawuut? L. Let the Wedding Bells Ring Out. ‘OH OED CrEASTLE AA COMIC PAGE ee OCTOBER 19, 19138. | | JONAS, A i( aN ( I Don'T REMEMBER AW) | YOO /| DP ; “THAT / \ / A 7 y ! Lae! gee COULON'T }{ SAy, How \ \--———’} |\_ RAVE Beew ) CAN I TELL \ ) —) aa IMPORTANT / | f ANYWAY } FRO AA i K\__| oe * Cae a +ley THere! Divine THAT CANDY EVEN “SAY, POP!—WILLIE TEMPERS HIS GENEROSITY WITH JUSTICE.—By PAYNE. —— —_ ain, a SN ‘ —_— — “4 ATS EVEN | [ae OATISF! ‘7 ie. i, Hees IwHar Role) | 7, \\YYou MBEAN, oN He JUST OAV ¥* Doe F'G+r AN “POP ». / % / od . ae Corraienr. (918. ey Kine FaeaTunee SYH@SCATE. we IT’S ALL WRONG (Copyright, by R. L. Gold , BABY, IT’S ALL WRONG.—By GOLDBERG. BARBY 1 EVER SMAUW- 1 MUST SESB HIM SOMETHING Pd cette TO WEAR ISNT \T WONDERFUL, BEAR!-A bozAd) ALMIRERS WERE HERE XOBAY &D EVERT ONE |S SENK YoU SoMmetHingan MUTT AND JEFF—IF THE W. EHANKS SIP. =3 GOING TO REMARKABLE- HE'S. THE IMAGE OF BAIS FIFTH COUSIN - 1 MUST SEXB HIM. “ee SOMETHING ~~ ARE YoU RAISING HIM Z ON) CORNEN BEEF - An CABBAGE ?- HES SO HUSKY VL SEB tim SOMETHING “TO 2m WE | KNOW A GUY- “TrteRes A GREAT CRANCE “TD MAKE MONET IN’ STOCKS THESE BAYS, SAN AY NY NY \ AN \ * ~~ ee > \ - +. ~~ “ “SI ~~ .) a x ; \ NY ~~. ‘. " x ~SS ys ne ‘ “ » “ rvs ALL \ WRONG, BABY nD ' =f TUE ‘ Ya R | ‘ ( “HATS NOTHING. ; \ KASOw A GUY. a MILCCLOA) tA \ . WEO CLEANGS CONSOLIDATED \ UP TWo MILtiod | BRooM-sTICK | | XIN. AMALGAMATED) Ngee DREN E Ree APPLE PLE — ee N SOMETHING.—By BUD FISHER. (Copyright, 1918, by H.C. Ft 3 (MvTT, © EVENING WITH SIDNEY, A LOT FROM Mi HE'S CERTAINLY =H \ WELL READ! SS He all e ao Ant - " | SIDNEY. I'M -LEARNILG See gies El Pa Trade Mark Reg. U. 8. Pat. O we & SS SS SOMETHING =. = Pa \ - A / oo . val , Grindstone George. | t co ei a i a ’ i | H ie. i —— | jl | i | AACA | | |} ij ! \ : i —| i} i ’ i li 76 eee SS ESS eee | (Goon NIGHT, OLD | | DEAR! DROP AROUND ix \ AGAIN TO-MORROW AND HAVE. TEA | ! _ PENNY ANTE—Listening In. & sn By Jean,Knott { Sip aoh lt ‘ff ee tptp tf , s/f - | 4 ys Yy yyy MMMM Wy) Wp ALBLLLL KY ppp : a i) ///) ( 2 ' Mi hh, 'j ‘4, 4 4 ] I le : 27 ////) O8 MOMAER. | y Te “yy FE, 4) | Vi , I SEE A Y BREATHE | : Af / STRANGER !! Wf) 1 ioe 4 OBAR Me! DON T “) So rvve Simeey [W/%, a Yl THEY SAY THE GOTTA a Y SILLIEST BEr ' ¢ —. : THINGS. / ( ) ; > ) : NO ONE CAA) | seer LW ccad oad) 1% UNDERSTAND ee ~ et ; — = WHAT THEY 'Re / ' | TANG \Tke aee! “ THAT FORCES Ye : e } AA “T . 7 iain e RIDICULOUS. rf: = ir 2 = | | a AAEN ARE So soe ae aE —=. . Queer, ASS | 7 =F wm , wale ? ge / IA GONMA { } : ai LINGER, PEA ma LOOKS To ME VSE/ WIUTtn =] LIKE SOME Buby E/ NiTS AND MIGNt BE = AEF COOTIES =\ OUT ON A -~-A~=}[e= >, e. —~ BMD Fae Se — key 4 = : - ge =: : f eS 1S r. F - ramones ri =f Ft HEV EDDIE, = —— SS PF; GIMME A } —— SJ oN $ fi | ee X TS ee i _ | 3 > “a SS = rs | | |S i = Pw | Her Loss. HE great mystery play was just about to start, when the heroine rushed into the manager's office. “What shall I do?” she cried. “Something awful has happened! My dresser has fled with the jewels I’m to wear tonight.”’ “What's gone?” ager, very sternly. “Oh,” eried the heroine, distress- edly, SR necklace, and all the diamond rings and gold bracelets!’ The manager frowned and ponder- ed. “Yon must pay for this!” he said. “You were responsible for the jewel | chest. | shall deduct two-and-nine pence from your week's London Tit-Bits. — “IT hope you miss me dear,” he sighed “And be as lonsome as can be.” “And when you eome back,” she'! sweetly said, “T hope you Mrs. Me.”—Chaparral. Vicar (severely): Ah, it’s the old story! he might get. Tramp: UnskiHNed, am I? You ’ave: a go at dodging work these days an’ | Fee if it don't take a bit o’ 8k il! “apt. Transec OLD FOLKS ~~ ATTENTION Those who suffer from atiffnesa sii? and swollen Joints, pains itn the back. side and limbs, rheumatism, lumbago neuralgia or whatever the trouble may be that gives you pain, just apply Miller's Antiseptic Ol! (known as Snake Oj]) and _ pains will disappear almoat like magi: Thousands throughout the coun- try are now finding instant relief in this wonderful ofl remedy,s Many are now Using it with gratifying resuit« It's a doctor shop within itself. and should be in every heme Accept no substitute. golden red tn color on): ruaranteed 20c, 606¢ or money refunded : | at Ww iff. Wilson Drug Co. and Enderie Drug Co ADY. 5 the St. Louvla Mo.— asked the man-. “the diamond tiara, the ruby | salary.’’°— ' Unskilled man dodging work | | Tt heals little sores before they can become big Not the Listening Kind. The Poor White. His View. Should Auld Acquaintance. | YLES: ‘Your wife drives her CONGRESSMAN, praising Amer- | 667 "M sick and tired of hearing | ITTLE GIRL: Poor Mumasy’s got own car, doesn’t she?” ica’s marvelous war production, | about German efficiency.” a headache? Poor old M ee Styles: “Oh, yes.’” | said: “What's on your mind now?” Mother: You mustn't call eS “And does she pay attention to/| “Our war work is going to be so “I was just thinking that if we'd! old, dear. = | those ‘Stop, Look, Listen’ signs on splendid that {t will make other been preparing 40 years for war and| Little Girl: I don’t meas ge j ‘ . . ' countries seem like poor whites be- ' |the railroad crossings?” couldn't do a better job of it than! you're really old, but that Dve Knewa, “Well, I believe she stops and side us. the Huns we'd be ashamed of our- you a long time!—London Opinii 77 looks, but say, old man, I don't! “You know the poor white story? selves.’’—Detroit Free Press. | Varn 80 Sy (think anybody or anything could It’s a story about a man in a Missis- Shucks! She Knew. be , make her listen.’’- man. -Yonkers States-| sippi village who squatted down on | Kleptomania may not be rated Ella: An officer has te know his porch—or gallery, as they say| among the contagious diseases, but to handle men. - ne out there—at 7 o’clock in the morn-j it is certainly taking. Philadelphia Stella: Iiuh'! | know how tt Served Him Right | Ing and sat hour after hour motion-. Record. that mvself._-New York Sun. ? less except for the steady movement i’ was trying to excuse himself! of his jaws chewing niggerhead. to her for being a slacker. “rd | “Finally his wife came to the door rather be a live rabbit than a deaq| 2nd said in a despairing kind ot lion,” he said, i voice: “Well,” replied the girl. “*Ain’t ye goin’ to work today?’ ' your wish.”’ “*Nope,’ said the man. “Why not?’ she whined. “‘*Ain’t got time.’ ’’—Washineton star. a Children Cry for Fletcher's CASTORIA " ~~ “you get) — Boston Transcript. | Logical. HE OFFICER: If a squad of eight men requires 10 pounds of flour, two cans of jam, eight knives. eight forks, eight spoons, etc, for 10 days, how many of each will be need ed by the same squad for five days? The Guy That Hopes to Bean Of- _ficer: Why—-er—-five pounds of flour. one can of jam, four knives, four forks, and four spoors.—Purple Cow Even That. : 66 HAT’S become of the shoe | maker who had a shop next door to you for so long?” asked the citizen. “Oh, he’s given up,” replied the storekeeper. “Given up everything, has he?” “Yes; he's given up his awil.’’- Yonkers Statesman. | ht has borne the signa as been made under h# The Kind You Have Always Bo ture of Chas. H. Fletcher, and personal supervision for over 30 years. Allow no ad to deceive you in this. Counterfecits, Imitations 3 ** Just-as-good”’ are but experimcuts, and endang health of Children—Experience inst E anos * u x a4 What is CASTORIA Casto a ess substitute for Castor C =—o oric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It contains pe pium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. more than thirty years it has been in constant fc relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising there and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids similation of Food; giving healthy and natural The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Friend, - The Kind You Have Always Bo Bears the Signature of surely that eczema! Pack up some Resinol Ointment in his ‘‘old kit bag.’’ Nothing is too good for him, and he will need it ‘‘over there’’ where exposure, vermin, con- tagions, and the exigencies of a soldier's did relieve One Attractive Note. E: Most girls, I have found. don’t apreciate rea] music. ata life cause all sorts of skin irritation, | Second He: Why do you say itching, sore feet and suffering. | that? 7 Resinol Ointment stops itching almost instantly, Lie: Well, you may pick beautiful strains on a mandolin for an hour and she won't even look out of the window, but just one honk of a horn and—out she comes!—Burr. ones, It assures skin comfort. Sor wale by ail dealers. TE I ; In Use For Over 30 Years Hard or D Lightened at Them If Soldiers 1] Battle Gi Swing of ing Tunes By WM. 4 A Staff Corres U NCLE SA) of song to form. The the songythat « fn attaining pr second, third, f Yanks traveled, Huns, -the joy o Its tonic should should relieve tt line trenches. sl war. For the Unites in the making world. Beginni and with the a ence gained by the world’s chol which to draw, — adventure such amassed, with ti were holding an Government will be given all the Psychologists to the advantart ticipated. They to their youth a that were sung the comradery o on Sunday nig compared to the called forth? | Singing A f if all the: familiar songs 3 could be set to purest of deligt able. the sum t 5,000,000 in the urable. And as pendent upon { the feeling that uals who go to shown to actual tion against thr The idea has army. It began recruits at the menced to take these there appe of inspiration « possibility aheas to the homesick ing under more have any of th increased with ters, the hostes They became. a out as the grea ever beneath tl for the great ¢« Today they @ bles” to the wot that longest ros from Viadivost with the theme ing” through th Chanting “Keep giong the Lorra the towns of Fra lips while the Warbling “Old where it was { | Pershing “Send me me the wording of : The old line m the idea of teac Unanimous in. t! ftrated benefits | on Traning Can looks after the foldier, been a wherever soldies leaders act as | Officer and con units, training Will keep the si ers thus develo Sometimes offic The division Commission is u mer, while the tional musicians Getting on with