St. Louis Post-Dispatch
October 25, 1918
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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH The Only Evening Paper in St Louis With the Associated Press News Service — 71. NO. 62. ST, LOUIS, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1918—16 PAGES. PRICE TWO CENTS 1 + oe —— tt S ek a ond Sl ee Sa [raf oe Ne Sepa H, HOUSE HAS IRVED IN PARIS MN REPRESENT THE PRESIDENT ‘kecompanied to France by Admiral Benson and Oth- es for Conferences on Germany’s Plea for Ar- 4 teieti LEFT U. S. BEFORE GERMAN NOTE CAME afrente a“ Understood to Be Prepared to Speak for Wilson on Terms of Peace Whenever Germans May Surrender. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 26.—E. M. House, personal friend and adviser of Presi- dent Wilson, has arrived in France, according to a Paris dispatch to the Times. By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—-E. M. House, personal representative of | President Wilson and spokesman of | the State Department, and Admiral William S. Benson, chief of naval Operations, have arrived in Frarce to represent the United States in the consideration of Germany's plea for ‘ap armistice and peace negofiations. Mr. House is accompanied by Gor- fon Auchincloss, his son-in-law, Jo- soph G. Grew, chief of the State De- partment’s division of Western Euro- | pean Affairs, and former secretary | ofthe American embassy at Berlin, and Frank I. Cobb of New York. The party sailed from an Atlantic port a week ago Wednesday, before) the wireless version of the last Ger- | man note had been sent out, and were nearing the other side when)! President Wilson received the note and answered it. To Talk for President. It is understood Mr. House is pre- pared to speak for the President in any negotiations that may be con-— ducted concerning questions to be de- termined before the military men. give the terms on which an armis- | tite would be possible, or for the formulation of concrete terms upon Which peace may be made whenever | ‘the Germans are ready to surrender. ‘ Admiral Benson ts expected to rep- resent the United States navy in the | discussion of naval questions, as Gen. Tasker H. Bliss represents the army) on the Supreme War Council. The fact that Mr. House departed fot Europe several days b2fore Pres- | final reply ta Ger-} many was dispatched in further | dent's negotiations with Germany has been taken ir. full accord with the Entente Governments. It also is laken to indicate that decision to Wansmit the German plea to the allies under certain corditions was reached even before ‘the last note from Berlin was received. _ E. M. House lone has been recog- Bized as the logical selection by the President to represent him in such Conferer.ces as now are to be held. Not only is he closer to the Presi- t probably than any living man, the is believed to be peculiarly d for the task at hand. He has Made frequent trips to Europe since | the war began in 1914, corferring With leaders in the ieading belliger- ft nations and mere than a year 8&0 he was charged by the Presi- dent with gathering data for use at me peace conference. | * Mr. House selected as his assistant | fn this work a number of experts in in fields and a great mass of | ation hhs been = gathered. | Much of it has been assembled at. the headquarters of the American Braphical Society in New York, 4nd on his last trip to that city aft- or the lirst Germar note was re- Crlved, President Wilson examined | the dota in company with Mr. House. LITTLE DELAY IS LIKELY IN FORMING | ARMISTICE TERMS ‘Allied War Council Known ‘to! Have Considered Germany’s Proposal Already. By the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-—Al+’ ugh ‘formulation of terms in an-! SWer to the request of the German) tment for an armistice and Peace is regarded as a task difficult, mecause of its importance, the gen-| fral opinion here is that little delay | be expected. That the Supreme) eA AO H rage & Column 3. | York, a BRITISH CONTINUE ADVANCE SOUTH OF “Now H. e’s Talkin 2,” Say Our Troops U pon Reading Wilson Note American Soldiers Are Unani- mous in Their Praise of Reply to Germany. By THOMAS MARVIN JOHNSON, A Sepecial Correspondent of the Post- at eh. (Copyright, 1918.) WITH THE AMERICAN FIRST | ARMY IN FRANCE, Thursday, Oct. 24.—“Now he’s talking,” is the army's comment upon President Wil- | son’s latest counter to the. German. peace proposal, which was received | at the front Thursday evening. Its language is the kind of straight talk that soldiers like. They know that the Germans cannot pretend that they don’t understand the clean- cut tip to the Kaiser to “surrender or quit your job.” The American soldiers have not been deluded by what the German prisoners recently captured say about the war lord. “‘He has been led astray by the de- lusion of grandeur and by the Hin- denburg-Ludendorff gang, but he’s a pretty good old soul underneath,” is the sentiment. The Americans are _ especially pleased that the matter of settling terms for an armistice is placed squarety in the hands of the army leaders. President Wilson’s message was communicated unusually quickly by airplanes, which dropped copies over our front lines. It is certain also that the German troops opposite will be reading it. BATES AND WALTHER APPEAR IN U. R. RECEIVERSHIP SUIT Former City Counsclors Present for Plaintiffs in Reinstated Case in . & Court. When arguments on the reinstated United Railways receivership suit be- gan today before Judge Dyer of the United States District Court, in the Court of Appeals courtroom, Charles and Lambert BE. Walther addition to Ephrim W. Bates appeared, in Caplan, as counsel for the plaintiffs. Both are former City Counselors. Walther appeared as counsel for T. J. Ward of Oklahoma, owner of! 30 shares of United Railways stock, who has filed an intervening petition. Caplan represents the original peti- tioner, John W. Seaman of New stockholder. Bates is now associated with Caplan. A. D. Norteni, as counsel] for the company, filed a motion to dismiss the proceedings, and made an argu; ment similar to the one made _ in similar case a year ago. The case was dismissed at that time, with per- mision to amend and re-file the pe- tition. The chief contention made by Nortoni was that the statute of limitations barred the proceedings. He also objected to a paragraph in the petition referring to the theft of, pe- j the United Railways referendum titions, and the indictment of “an official and employes of the com- pany.” Intervening petitions were filed today by Otto Bollman and his wife, son and daughter, holders of 165 shares, and by Dr. Henry F. Mueller and his mother, Mrs. Waldeck, to accept intervenors and asked the) Court to delay making an order ad- | mitting them. SHOW THROUGHOUT NEBRASKA —— —- ——ne — Ity the Arsociated Press. : : LINCOLN, Neb.,. Oct. 25.—Re- ports to the Weather Office today indicate that snow fall is fairly gen- | eral through Western Nebraska. Ellsworth reported a three-inch fall. Predictions of more snow tonight and tomorrow were made. In Next Sanday’s Post-Dispatch The Man Who- Keeps the Na- tion’s War Business Going at Top Speed—aA study of a high- lv interesting figure and the organization that surrounds him. The Battle That Won the War— Frank H. Simonds’ analysis of Gen. Foch’s ‘strategy by which the Germans were beaten from the Hindenburg line. The Curious Case of Mary Du Pont—A thrilling new mystery serial begins in the SUNDAY MAGAZINE SECTION, War Letters of a St. Louis Chief Nurse—Record of the Washing: ton University Hospital Unit revealed in sprightly missives from the front. Lest We Forget German Guilt— A startling story, told by a St. Louis woman, of Prussian war methods. Order Your C opy Today . eee Josephine. holders of 1000 shares. | Caplan stated that he was not ready | “jj avenue, a printing. contractor, who NAMED TIDD AS | PRESIDENT URGES ELECTION ADSERTS. BERS OF DEMOCRATIC CONGRESS | TO SHOW NATION BACKS HIM J. C. Christen in Trial of Webster Groves Mayor By a Staff Correspondent of the} Testifies as to Insurance , Post-Dispatch. ; : "WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—Presi- | Man’s Conversation. dent Wilson, in a statement ad- ' dressed to the American people to- day, flatly urges the election of a, KELLEY SAYS HE WAS 'Democratic majority to the Senate | GO-BETWEEN IN CASE, 24 the House of Representatives. |If the Republicans should win he| declares that his power to administer the great trust assigned to him by the Constitution wouid be seriously Asserts on Stand That He Was Present When Plans) !™p2ired. It is ‘imperatively necessary” he to Insure and Burn Print- declared that the nation should give ° ° undivided support to the Govern- ing Plant Were Discussed. | yient under a unified leadership. | “Unity of command,” he wrote, i “is as necessary now in civil action .s+ ‘as itis » field of battle.” He ; M. B. | as it is upon the fie aommapny thet Soy M. Sy tia8 | declared that the return ofa Repub- Mayor of Webster Groves, WaS|}ican majority to either house of named by Julius R. Bersch insur-! Congress would be interpreted on ance agent, in conversations in Sep-| the other sido of the water as repu- | ithe NOt an an accesses of| diation of his leadership. RE Celage teeing igre y | Statement Irritates Republicans. Bersch in the burning of Tidd’s plate The issuance of the statement, | of business, the Nixon-Jones Print-| which had been expected for some | ing Co., 215 Pine street, on Sept. 4,; @4ys, caused marked irritation in F - . . 9 id * . ; . : 1 in Tida’ ‘al _ | Republican circles. Republican i Seven Secay im Lidd's Shiat OR 8) teaders professed to believe that it, charge of third-degree arson, In| would act as a boomerang and re-| pom Calhoun’s court. cult in the election of a Republican The witness who gave this testi-] majority on Novy. 5. : ‘hey lar { he Preside |mony was Josep C. Christen, head They declared that the President ,of the Christen Bellows Co., 121 | Dock street, who co-operated With i Ac At RE ttt seas ‘had failed to differentiate between his position as head of a party and) his rank as Commander-in-Chief of the Army and Navy. In an official statement issued re- cently from Republican headquarters | an attempt was made to discount the | effect of the President’s expected. action. Democrats directing the national campaign oxpressed conviction that the statement of the President would have the desired effect of turning vavering voters to the Democratic ticket and would insure the election Democratic Congress, Text of Statement. the } ‘ . , ‘the police in causing the arrest of} | several “torches”? who had arranged | to burn the Bellows plant,.Sept. 11. | Christen testified that Bersch, | (who is under indicement jointly with | l Tidd, said to him, after the Nexon-' | one of | time, that i was that perimitting him bellows | Jones fire, Bersch’s ‘‘iowvs.” Christen said, he was | Bersch to make a |for a similar “job” with the plant. proposal to ot a Poor Job.” Christen. said he remarked = to fersch that it was a rather poor job, as the finding of. gasoline at once caused suspicion ‘ ‘Yes,’ he quoted plying, “the damned “Rather a a ollowing is President's ap- peal: “ellow Countrymen: congressional elections are hand. They occur in the most period our country ever likely to face in our Persch as re-; ®¢ 4 firemen were critica ' ‘there in three minutes. But it’s all faced or is right. Tidd will get all the insur- ance. Tle carried $25,000 padded in- surance. They can’t prove anything. They can't bother him, because of his high standing. Why, when they questioned him too closely about the gasoline found the place, Tidd went right to the Circuit Attorney's: | office and complained. That’s the kind of man he is. P Two Things to Prepare For. ‘In a case like this,’ Christen said that Bersch said, “you have to pre- pare for two things—the fire and the vackfire.”’ Christen’s testimony as to BRersch’s ;conversations with him on this sub- | ject, was admitted after an argument ‘but he was not permitted to testify as to what Herbert O. Baker, an insurance adjuster who has turned | State’s witness, said to him before the printing plant fire. | In the jury’s absence, he outlined | ‘this testimony, which was that Bak- | er predicted a fire east of Broadway, but afterward told him the Nixon-- ' Jones fire was not the one he meant. Bart Keaney, a former city detec-. tive, said that in examining the plant ‘after the fire, he ran his hand into ia barrel and thrust it under Tidd's'! nose. He said Tidd remarked, “It: ‘smells like gasoline.” “It is gaso-| | line,” Keaney replied. “It looks bad,” | he said Tidd commented. “It’s rot- ten,’”’ Keaney said he replied. | Charies F. Kelly of 4355A Cook! time, If you leadershiv and approved of my Wish me to cone tinue to be your unembarrassed spokesman in affairs at home anda abroad, I earnestly beg that you will express vourseives unmistak- ably to that effect by returning a Democratic majority to both the Senate and House of Representa- tives. Times Demand Trankness. I am your servant and will ac- cept your judgment without cavil, but my powér to administer the great trust assigned me by the Con- stitution woutd he im- paired should your judgment be adverse and I must frank!y tell you se because so many critical issues depend upon your verdict. No scruple of taste must in grim times like these be allowed to Stand in the way of speaking the plain truth. “I have no thought of suggest- ing that any political party is par- amount in matters of patriotism. I fee] deeply the sacrifices Which have been made in this war by all our citizens irrespective of party affiliations to harbor such un idea. “IT mean only that the difficy]- ties and delicacies of our present task are of a sort that makes jt imperatively necessary that the na- have or seriouslv too |was a leader of the House of Dele- | | gates combine of 1898-1901, which figured in the Folk boodle exposures of 1902, was the principal witness | for f a: 3 night's ~ i, TH, | the prosecution of last , session of the trial. Julius R. Bersch is a brother the late Edmund Bersch, ovne 'Kelly’s former colleagues’ in ‘House of Delegates, who was ‘to the peniter.tiary for bribery. | An Unusual Witness. | The fire which | printing plant was what firemen) term a “gasoline fire.” and the pros- | fecution alleges that it was caused | : |purposely, in order to collect $61,- . | , , 000 insurance, of which $30,000 wag! AS ‘taken out a snort time before the Kelly proved an unusual witness | 'Frequent verbai tilts which he haw with Patrick Cullen, Tid’s counsel, brought reprimand from Judge Ca}. 'houn and laughter from the specta- | tors. Afrer relating that he had been in the printing business for 26 years and was a member of the Ren Franklin Club, an organization the | purpose of which, he said, was to | promote the welfare of “a lot of poor ~ Continued on Page 3, Column 1, ar & of the “ . ; sent Official fore. | cast for St. Louis | and vicinity: Rain tonight and tomorrow: not much change in tem- perature. ? Missouri — Rain tonight! and tomorrow. | Slightly warmer. in north west. portion tonight. lilinocis — creasing cloudi- | ness, with rain late tonight and tomorrow. Not much change in, temperature, Stage of fthe'| river at 7 @ m.:! / 1.5; no change, INEW MOTTO FOR AUTO CRAT.S : ‘Raus Mit Uns? destroyed the In-| | rs i been ' ators (that Republicans in | been more loyal to the administra- | tion 'on war measures, and denying that ithe result of the next election could |, laffect the success of the war. PRESIDENT FAVORS SUFFRAGE .| today by President Wilson. \ dressed the voters of Oklahoma, who which port to the Government under a unified leadership and that a Re- publican Congres®s would divide the leadership. “The leaders of the minority in the present Congress have unques- tionably been pro-war, but they have been anti-administration. At almost every turn since we ¢en- tered the war they have sought to take the choice of policy and the conduct of the war out of my hands and put it under the control of instrumentalities of their own choosing. Unity of Command Needed. “This is no time either for di- vided council or for divided lead- ership. Unity of command is as necessary now in civil action as it is upon the field of battle. If the control of the House and the Sen- ate should be taken away from the party now in power an opposing majority could assume control of legislation and oblige all action to be taken amidst contest and ob- struction. “The return of a Republican ma- jority to either House of the Con- gress would, moreover, be inter- pretative on the other side of the water repudiation of my leadership. Spokesmen of the Republican party are urging you to elect a Republican Congress in order to back up and support the President, but even if they should in this imp®se upon credu- lous voters on this side of the wa ter, they would impose on no one on the other side. It is well un- derstood there as well as here that the Republican leaders desire not so much to support the President to control him. . Germany Understands Flections. “The peoples of the allied coun- tries with whom we are associated against Germany are quite famil- iar with the significance of tions. They would find it very dif- ficult to believe that the voters of the United States had to support their President by elect- ing to the Congress a majority controlled by those who are in not in fact in sympathy with the atti- action of the adminitsra- as a some as elec- chosen tude and tion. . “T need not tell you, my fellow countrymen, that I asking vour support not.for my own suke or for the sake of a political par- ty, but for the sake of the nation itself in order that its inward unity of purpose may be evident to all the world. “In ordinary times 1 feel at liberty to make such an appeal to you. In ordinary times divided counsels can be endured without permanent hurt to the country. Sut these are not ordi- nary times. “If in these your wish to sustain me with un- divided minds, I beg that vou will say so in a way which it will not be possible to misunderstand either here at home or among our associates on the other side of the sea. I submit my difficulties and my hopes to you. “WOODROW WILSON.” The President's action stir at the Capitol Republican lead- declared it meant polities had “reconvened” and that the answered on the ani would not days it is ertical President would be ' stump during the closing days of the Several Republican Sen- statements, declaring Coneress had campaign. issued than the Democrats in voting IN WIRE TO OKLAHOMA VOTERS Ber the Associated Press WASITILNGTON, Oct. 2 ) Another move in behalf of suffrage was niade Ile ad- are to vote on the suffrage amend- ment No. 5, reiterating his judgment that adoption of woman suffrage is a necessary part of the program of justice and reconstruction. In message to Benjamin Lafayette and James J. McGraw, chairmen, respec- ‘tively, of the Oklahoma Democratic ,and Republican State committees, the President said: “T venture to express to the voters of Oklahoma my very profound in- terest in the constitutional amend- ment for woman suffrage upon they will on the 5th of November, and I beg that they will permit me to express to them, as I did to the Congress of Lnited States. mv deliberate judgment that the adoption of woman suffrage is a necessary part of the program of justice and reconstruction which the act the war has convinced the nations of the. world that they should undertake in the interest of justice and peace.” a Le te, | } ARSON ACCESSORY ays return of Repubtican majority “woud ON MEUSE FRONT Be Interpreted on the Other Side of the Water as a Repudiation of My Leadership.” |Fiercest Kind of Fighting All AMERICANS GAIN ; ‘ | By the Assoctated Press. WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY | ‘NORTH OF VERDUN, Oct. 25, 1 P. | despite! ‘portant points along the front east) By the Associated Press, IN THREE PLACES | Night Helps Our Men to. Improve Position Despite Heavy Resistance. SMALL BATCHES OF PRISONERS ARE TAKEN Fire Vigorous in Region of Grand Pre, but U. S. Sol- diers Stick to Consolidat- |, Pattadapoli ITALIAN OFFENSIVE _ BEGUN BETWEEN PIAVE AND BRENTA VALENGIE ~——__ ——————— MEN Advance Across the Ornic rivee AND 100 GUNS in ta | Monta Grappa Sector and Capture Positions. By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 25 wt, 1:15 Italian troops have begun an offen-| sive between the Piave and _ the Thursday they advanced across the| Ornic River and captured Monte, Solarolo, part of Monte Prassolan) and Monte Pertica. | In the Piave River the Italians have captured the islands of Grave, and Maggoire. The | weather on the front is unfavorable. | Italians Take 3000 Prisoners in Re-| gion of Montegrappa. By the Associated Press, ROME, Oct. 25.—In bitter fighting yesterday in the region of Monte- grappa the Italians established them- selves on the northern bank of the Ornic River. ing Positions. | m.—The American troops, strong German artillery im- proved their positions at three im-' ‘ ’ ' fire, of the Meuse during the' j } and west |night. } }drove the.enemy from the eastern! william and the formation of a re-; BELGIUM, Oct. ! created a’ ; ' today. , using ' Twenty-eighth & cast of the Meuse the Americans! edge of the Lois d’Ormont, gaining! their objective. | In the region of Grand Pre, west of | the Meuse, the Americans straight- | ened out their line and captured sev-| eral important ridges. Between Kappes Wood and Bantheville Wood the American line was extended de- spite stubborn resistance. llieavy German counter attacks east of the Meuse were thrown back early todav by the American troops holding Belleau Wood and the lines on either side. The Germans are their heayry guns and machine runs extensively. lt is reported that the Germans are preparing new defense positions vicinity of BLBriquenay, four and one-half miles north of Grand Pre, and that they are expected to take a stand in that region within 2 > in the week. Among the prisoners captured by the members of the known as are Division, “Pfleing shock cdivis ‘ flving shock division. Americans thar Rss Pershing Reports 170 Prisoners Tak- en in Operations, Sy the Ascsoviated Press WASHIIINGTON, Oct. Prershing’s communique for Thursday °5.—Gen. Says: “Headquarters American Expedi- tionary l’orces, Oct. 24.—On the Ver- dun front there has been local fight- ing throughout the day. In a minor operation in the region of Banthe- Ville our troops advanced their line 200 meters, reaching the ridge north of the village and capturing 170 pris- oners, As a result of vesterday’s suc- cessful action east of the Meuse our are now established on the high ground in the Bois D’Etrayes. \rtillery has continued severe on the whole front, especially on the Cote Cahtillon and the des troops re de Dois Ouares,”’ Ry the Associated Press. PARIS, Oct. 25.—The along the American front on both sides of the Meuse is particularly The Germans appear to raking a despairing effort to hold their positions in this vital sector. Information received here gives the umpression that they cannot resist much longer in their present posi- Lions. fierce, be luarlicr Dispatches Tell of Gains Easi of the Meuse. » > By the Associated Presse WITH THK AMERICAN ARMY NORTHWEST OF VERDUN, Thurs-| a local attack east Americans today one kilometer on front and the Bois lsois de Houppy and the Amer- of the! In the Oct. 24.- Meuse day, of the advanced about three kilometer Bultuy, the lhois de Belleu are within ‘ part Pivon the Iso is a and jcan lines, as Lois de Trave. The advance was made after brief) artillery preparation. The enermy’s response was principally with ma- chine guns, but during the fighting he shelled the back areas and threw a few six inchers into Verdun. Artillery Was Active. The artillery on both sides was active over the entire American front The Germans were unusually nervous owing to the activity of the Americans on both sides of the «ii Wavrille, de Marly this morning the American artillery laid down a barrage north of Rantheville, where the infantry oc upted Gjrand Carre farm and the ridge north of Bantheville, straddling the Freya line. Twenty-seven prisoners were taken when the Americans occupied Iti °=) and east of the Meuse 14 Cier- and a numbe, of roans surrendered “. Continued on Page 2, Columa 7, ‘REPORT OF CROWD IN BERLIN ’ ‘ fighting | ‘REICHSTAG GIVES PRINCE MAX | ‘Valuable 3000 prisoners. URGING KAISER’S ABDICATION Enormous Gathering Before Reichs- They captured nearly i } } i tag Building Said to Have Been Addressed by Liebknecht. PARIS, Oct. 25.—An enormous crowd assembled before the Reichs- tag Building in Berlin yesterdsy, call- | ARMIES IN FRANCE = = i ‘ ake ‘; ing for the abdication of Emperor} public, according to a special dis-| patch from Zurich to I'Information. | ~ ARE CAPTURED | Brenta. In the Monta Grappa sector! Haig’s Forces Overcome the Enemy Along Whole Front Between Sambre Canal and the Scheldt; North of Fresnes Progress Is Made Towards Conde. ‘MAING IS CAPTURED; FRENCH CROSS SERRE cee ot Penetrate Villers-le-Sec and Surround La Ferte and on the Aisne Front to the East of Rethel They Have Taken Two Positions. | By the Associated Press, WITH THE ALLIED AND ll a m— Ileavy fighting is taken place on 4 25, Dr. Karl Liebknecht, the Socialist! the battle front in the region of leader who has just been released | from prison, was applauded fran- tically. which he made a speech declaring) that the time of the people had ar- rived. ‘NOW, IF EVER, KAISER NEEDS DIVINE AID,’ SAYS BERLIN PAPER “In Spite Kverything, Note Brings Peace Nearer,” De- clares Another Berlin Publication. By the Agsociated Press. BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. Comment on President Wilson’s lat- est notes beginning to appear in the German papers. The National Zei- tung of LGerlin says: “President Wilson answers quick- ly. Well, if ever Emperor William's invocation that God be with him is in season, it is right now The Neueste Nachrichten of Ber- lin says: “In spite of everything we feel that this answer brings us nearer peace.’ GERMANS PROMISE BELGIAN POLITICAL PRISONERS‘ RELEASt Ac- Such Mill- Only Exception Is Where tion Might Result in tary Menace. lie was compelled to enter) the town. a carriage filled with flowers, from | Valenciennes, especially south of The British have gained ground at almost every point along the front. ———-— «+ WITH THE ALLIEb ARMIES IN | FRANCH' AND BELGIUM, Oct. 25, 14:30 a m.— We Believe ing the british Third Army has take en 6000 prisoners and the First and Fourth armies each has taken 1200, making a total of 8400. More than | 100 cannon were captured Wednese 23.— | day and Thursday. At last reports the Frritish held this line: From Le Faux to Robersart to Icnglefontaine to Ghissignies to Beau cignies, where they are within 4 mile and a half of Le Quesnoy, to the east of Quesnes to Sommaring te Monchaux. The British gained Mon. _Chaux after bloody fighting. ‘ ' | | WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—Release | of all Belgian political prisoners held in Belgium or Germany except where a military menace would result, has been promised by Gen. von Falken-, hausen, German military governor of. occupied Belgian territory. This became known here today in connection with the news that Bur-| gomaster Max of Brussels had been set free. A VOTE OF CONFIDENCE Ballot in Favor of the German Chancellor 193 to 52, With 23 Members Not Voting. By the Associated I’ress COPENHAGEN, Oct. 2o.—The German Reichstag has given Prince Maximilian, the German Chancellor, a vote of confidence the standing 193 to 52, iin dispatches received here. Twenty- three of the members did not vote. wee eee ae ee eee 12 AMERICANS RETURN AFTER 96 HOURS IN NO MAN'S LAND Squad Went 72 Hours Without Food, but Fought Off Small Enemy Patrols and Got Information. By the Associated Preas WITH THE NORTH OF VERDUN, Oct. 2i.-—— North of Fresnes some progress was made toward Conde against heavy and vigorous machine-gun op- erations. Pruille, Lelong, Beehot and lLuridon were captured after strong opposition had broken Gown, been My the Aef®ociated J'r LONDON, Oct. 25.—The British have captured Maing, southwest of Valenciennes, Field Marshal Haig announces. The British have captured Vendegies-Sur-Eecaillon, on the front below Valenciennes. A German counter attack was ree pulsed and fighting was resumed early this morning. The statement follows: “Yesterday afternoon attacked and captured — Sur-Icaillon and made progress on the high ground to the east of the Village. A counter attack in thig neighborhood was successfully ree pulsed. The fighting was recony menced in this an early hour this morning “At the close of the fighting yea. terday the enemy's resistance ip Maing was overcome and the villace : aiso our troops Vendegies- Fo tor at _remained in our hands. ; pallot | according to Ber- AMERICANAARMY, Twelve American soldiers, separated | from their own lines, have returned ufter spending four days nights hiding in shell holes and un- der brush in the region of Loges arm. They fought off semali de- tachments of Germans, but were un- able to places of safety be- cause of the enemy sharpshooters Notwithstanding the constant ha made patrolling expe- and brought back regarding the Their only consinut ect l the reach rassing the 1]? each night information enemy gun position: food during the four days of their emergency rations, an: the first night aitions ‘ se ae hes aif Winter art. | tos heated “ + . * *> . . 4 at OF apa : . » % »”* a> 5) a ii Wants and four) “On the remainder of the battle front our advanced troops pushed forward at different points.” FRENCH CAPTURE AMBLY AND FLEURY EAST OF RETHEL " ; =, Associat e rtse B3; i . (ct, TAIN DION, French forces, advancing ward between the Oise Peron, a tributary of the re, have penetrated the village of Villers-Taee and surrounded the village of Ia Ferte, northeast of Villers. The French also have made some ade vance further east alone the Serre and the Souche 2 nm. ~ northeaste and the he: Sec Br the Awssociate! f'r PARIS, Oct. 25.—On Aisn4 front, east of Kethe!l, French troops have captured the villages of Amb’? and Fleury, taking 100 prisoners, the War Office announcer tod: In the region of Longechampa, where the French are east of the Sarmbro Canal, (jerman attacks were repulsed ‘in the frout of the Serre fIiiver and eastward, the French thie m®rniong resumed thelr pressure against the enemy The te f the (on the tine front the iwso reads: during the twee (ier. the Freneh canal between RL Alene t.. ak hie F nen renuimed 7 ihuitie the ; aii utile units cast of Since Wednesday morn. - ows . ad : ¢ on - 7 A ENS vies gr aRIRE RE ie ER tae. “I SESE RRNA tN rer GE ee RR I I RENT AEP ete REN eet 7 ae . 4 ‘ ‘ wins “ey Ra LO CE ANE A NN LEY ME NE ENRON. 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Village. | the high ground north of Bermerian | Village, which we hold. and in the | mobiles whose aggregate value was neighborhood of Vengies-Sur-Ecail- | captured by after hard after clearing the enemy from the! east bank of the river we advanced to the western outskirts of Maing in| $27,000." said Gerhart, “but if that) the face of heavy machine gun fire. | In this sector the hostile resistance | time conditions, I would be in debt.” was particularly stubborn. | casualties were inflicted on the en-| makes $800 a month and sometimes | emy. oy makes nothing. SS OSS ST ~~. - — Longchamps ard Noyales. On the. and the Souche | the artillery and machine guns were | morning the, French resumed their pressure against the Fast of Sissonre, the two surprise at- tacks against La Salve and Nvysy-Le- Comte without obtaining any results. ' “East of Rethel a well conducted | to eapture the villages of Ambly and ; Fleury between the canal and the. Aisne despite the stubborn defense of the Germans. We took about 100 prisoners, includirg several! officers, and numerous machine guns. French | front of the Serre active. This ‘enemy here. Giermans launched operation enabled the French patrols north of Olizy brought back 20 prisoners.” The British line is now within one Desperate fight- tois-lEveque | mile of Landrecies. ing is reported in the and the neighborhood, where the) Germans were killed by the thou- sands. To the north the British, by hard fighting, established posts between the river and the canal east of Es- cautpont. Serbians Defeat Enemy in Valley of of Morava River. By the Associated Press, ‘LONDON, Oct. 25.—The Serbians have defeated the armies of the enemy in the valley of the Great Morava River, says an official Ser- bian announcement. The enemy retreating in disorder. The statement follows: “Serbian troops haye defeated the enemy's armies in the valley of the) The enemy .8| Great Morava River. retreating in disorder toward the north. We liberated Paracin (in the Morava Valley 40 miles northeast of Nish), Varazin and Beloushitch and captured more than ward the north.’ a REPORTS FROM BATTLE FRONTS OF LAST NIGHT By the Associated Prees. LONDON, Thursday, Oct. 24.—The British troops have overcome the enemy along the whole front between ; the Sambre canal and the Scheldt and their advance is being continued, rield Marshal Haig reports from headquarters tonight. Since yester- 7000 prisoners and more than runs. extended northward as far as the, Scheidt at Thiant. On the whole battle front between the Sambre ca- nal and! the Scheldt the enemy re- sistance was overcome and our ad-'! vance continued. There was hard/| fighting at a number of points. | “On the right the Sixth Division | fought its way to the edge of the ois L’Eveque and captured Ors.) North of this point we are approach- | ing the western outskirts of the Mor- mal forest and have captured Ro- bersart. “On the right center of our attack we have continued our advance to the neighborhood of Le Quesnoy. In the latter village the enemy is main- | , ' taining obstinate resistance. “On the left of our attack Angio-, Scottish forced «crossings of the’ Keaillon, between Verchaine and | Thiant, and gained the high ground. _tp the east. “We have taken the Villages of | Poix du Nord and Les Tuileries and! Circuit progressed beyond them toward En- glefontaine. Signies was taken struggle, the enemy defending with | determination the crossings of the, she spent $800 for a of ane | a sharp The village after Meaillon in that vicinity. “Northwest of Ghissignies we have | secured the river crossings at Beau-'| dignies, which is in our hands. Here | “erhart's moe for alimony pend- vigorous resistance was overcome by the New Zealanders, who in this lo-| ecality ~ sg including guns of heavy cali-| 2 captured a number of bat-! “On the left of our center the En- | Ruesnes and are a | There is heavy fighting on! (Section missing.) “Verchaine and Monchaux were the Fourth Division fighting. On their left | | Several] | Since yesterday morning we a is | 200 prisoners. | We are successfully advancing to-' | ; day morning the British have taken | 100 | The text of the statement | reads: “This morning our battle front was Gerhart EN ~ eR a. ae we - ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH a eg FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER. 25, 1918. > ELOUIS P OST-DISPATCR ee ee ee - ieee ee Sess + ee _ ~~ ——— —— oane a aerate ne ae — — * The British Advance on ‘Valenciennes f OREIGN M _ 2 NISTER t ; | | i | | | ' ' ' | ; ; i AND HUNGARIAN 16-INCH U. S. NAVAL GUNS, MANNED BY OUR JACKIES, HELP BATTER ENEMY LINES: CABINET RESIGN Count Andrassy Displaces| _ »~ | tie Under Command of U. S. N. Rear Admiral and Doing Enormous Damage. —s Dyle ‘ : eras & ‘ Baron Burian, According to Budapes ; ‘BY THOMAS MARVIN JOHNSON, ~ ° = ‘ Dispatch a 4 Special Correspondent of the | eee © © AACHEN Switzerland. | Post-Dispatch. (Copyright. 1918.) SOMEWHERE IN FRANCE, Oct. | 22.—The American Navy helped } 1(Aix-la-Chapelle siecncwin : 4¢d0n it, are now cruising on the We =~ | French railroads sighing for fresh NAMUR ® dy | Plans to Accept Peace worlds to conquer. | -' T ; Fired by American biuejackets, | erms : rica: . on | of Wilson wearing gas masks and helmets, the INANTO : cx) D F ? > monster shells from the great naval | By the Associated Press. i guns borrowed from the most pow-| 16-Inch U. S. Naval Guns Hardest Hitting Weapons Used in War the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 25. HE 16-inch United States naval guns in actior with the American army in I’rance are the most powerful ana hardest-hitting weapons yet used in the war, so far as known. These rifles, similar to those designed for the newest Ameri- can dreadnaughts, are 50-caliber, more than 66 feet in length and weigh approximately 100 tons without their carriages. Without question they are the longest range guns in use except the German super-guns which are regarded merely as a mechanical freak. The projectile weighs close to a ton. Reports today are that the guns were firing Wednesday on Ger- man railroad centers in the vicin- ity of Vervius, northeast of Laon, and of Rozoy. ‘Cannon From American Dreadnaughts at Front GIVET fo} ! ; 4 BASEL, Switzerland, Oct. 25.—| erful dreadnaughts of our navy ant | ' f 4 , 2mperor Charles, according to a} mounted upon American-made rail- | . * . aa so stated in Parliament. the French railroads. When asked|Job to install such enormous guns.; merous machine gun *s ar The Grand Vizier's speech was by station agents for the order of | They can move | noe Oo Ss made on the occasion of the presen-! transport, entitling the guns to pass,} tracks when drawn by their atten-| command the valley and the creek °. tation of the new ministry to the, the sea dog replied, “Go to Mar-| dant engines, and when they reach VERDUN * chamber. He said the Government shal Foch; he’s the man I’m working} their assigned places must be in- °, X | would grant without delay to all ele- | for.” | Stalled in specially constructed posi- fe Troyon les , ments, not only political rights with-' Plunkett's guns are America’s an-| tions because the recoil of such guns) tillery stiffened its lighter caliber ’ , ; © *eae® out distinction as to nationality or swer to the Hun long-range guns, $5 tremendous. Thiaucourt es religion, but the right to participate and their record at Laon shops that, Details of the firing of the guns on ~~“) in the administration of the coun-| unlike the “Berthas.” they do the Obviously cannot be given out, but mee : | try. job they set out to do. : ot Opa ; : a | just press a button. e shells are Lorraine. The arrows point in the direction of the chief British thrust. The Americans are AMORA Ci ee se but mye are plenty * them. acl pine . saaiaal oo aie: . wh 98 ; a me wae bets The visit of there guns and of the! ' —- aw eee nae slowly working forward north of Grand-Pre. speedy unconditional surrender of yepfooted sailors who fire them Loked Like Doughboys. ————— = 3 ees catineness so the Austro-Hungarian monarchy is pings home again the strangeness of the Sambre-Oise Canal due east of Le Cateau: west of the edge of the forest De Mormal in the neighbor- hood of Lequesnoy, Vendegies-Sur- Eecaillon and the Scheldt canal at Maing. “In loeal fighting on the Valen- ciennes-Tournai sector we have niade progress and taken prisoners. WIFE SAYS C, B, GERHART'S CIGAR BILLS ARE $60 A WEEK ee oe He Declares in Alimony Suit That She Bought an $800 Coat and $275 Watch. Mrs. Margaret Gerhart of 4484 Forest Park boulevard testitied in Judge Kliene’s court today that the weekly cigar bill of her hus- band, Charles B. Gerhart, a real) estate agent, was $60. (rerhart countered with the assertiont tha coat ar.d $275 ! for a wrist watch and that her monthly taxicab bill was $80. The testimony was given on Mrs. ing the trial of a divorce suit which she filed in August. They were mar- ried Aug. 20, 1917, and separated | July 20, last. She is his third wife. | (;erhart filed a divorce suit last No- | vember, but withdrew it. The Judge awarded to Mrs. Gerhart $200 a month temporary alimony and al- lowed $500 for her attorney's fees. Mrs. Gerhart testified her husband lived expensively and kept two auto- $15,000. “worth’’ She said her husband was $250,000 and had an in- ‘come of $25,000 a year. Gerhart denied he was so well to) do. He said he owed his brother. Frank Hf. Gerhart, $193,000, for! Whiich the brother holds £200.000 worth of property es security. “Nor- mally that would leave me owning. property were sold tow, under war- said that sometimes he ; “Tall oaks from lit You Will Grow The small merchant today advertising. Just tell all the people POST-DISPATCH, that you ful. Why not you? columns: Your advertisement in the grow than the ‘‘ Merchant Princes’’ had when they started your persistency will be rewarded with bountiful sales. This method made the big St. Louis advertisers suceess- For years they have concentrated in the Post-Dispatch as they did again yesterday, Thursday. POST-DISPATCH alone ........ 3 out of all 4 of the ‘‘others’’ com- DURE h cede ens cose es. 08 Cols. sures a profitable business tomorrow. “St. Louis’ ONE BIG Newspaper.’ ‘First in Everything.” have captured more than 7000 pris- $ pune and more than 100 guns. | A suburban home—Want it? See | e have reached the general line Post-Dispatch Wants. i tle acorns grow.” Like the Oak | has a better opportunity to all the time, through the have what they want and The count by | .. 71 Cols, | POST-DISPATCH today as- i ’ ' ' J ' } | Germany’s militaristic policies, which! ‘imaginably drastic. An armistice, “*"™ 5¢¢ directly beneath b y aca armis : : } ttacked ecause of its too heavy axle load | would be full of danger if not cuard- him. This fun was for firing on .— Phesevane ni Coe Aan but today the guns travel over even ed by all sorts of conditions.” |Troads. So far as known this is the : ; a Ur of probable, according to a Vienna dis- ‘COL. HOUSE IN Cobb's valuable equipment ; ir | intellect and character in the inter- patch to the Frankfort Gazette. say, smiling, that they feel right at| "Ot have been recognized by their | FRANCE ON AN | et of the Government completely | Baron von on apenas mete ae, home in the rainy weather they've —- Tighe wore pte sel intn ahae ° ; es 03 »;mier, in discussing residen li- inna anmti . neimetsS ans raS MASKS, DUC Stlra * “OFFICIAL MISSION”’ ion si a a is ae meaner pee son's reply to Austris in the "Heass me me a — heir ' est of all at vet glance one couldn't Continued From Page One. } We aees ae orid tor the term’ of his of Lords in Vienna, Tuesday,- saic ps dashgee nid oat ee ee ee tell them from doughboys. They i'publie duties. riages, the guns suggest the idea that War Council already Nas considered “The independence of the World in that Austria was able to endorse the they crawled ashore from the ocean wore the olive gray uniforms of the the problem Known. xchange Of forming and exercising its judgment! President's es sity tatestheaaoees without to avenge the Lusitania and all the; ™@rines and adit had puttecs abensnsteatinn, besa ee and al-j on the policies and measures of the uae Fi ge yy Hominy, ‘ victims of German piracy. and peachy eating lunch from army /iled capitais has developed a com I Dita aint one ioe, = a eee e declares fas ; istoric “nd ’ Ine@ss KILLS, gerber apart are caer te ‘tha «home BY ARG Bis Aaininee lee mas ig a mie + adage rn Wawpeane . Long, isan Fellows. Another look showed that a few pgie ‘ ‘ aiways been untrarmmeled and will a ™ tiga en" - They are the longest, leanest guns. ie Read . Pre inistice terms may be based, always remain so. monarchy that all its peoples should [ ever saw on land, not excepting the’ were still clinging to their navy It was considered not unlikely to- “1% in’ the wast. the Seorlk tee have equal rights. lle did not think: heaviest of French railroad guns. blouses, however, and that many | ite — vd polos conside ration - the) rarely taken issue with the President: ~ Basses os yee Pesast mm They turk in turrets, looking like: par pga ae —— gp a bose: orm oO le ; isiice e "ered | T Tey ‘ , ' . & Dreaaking oO Ol exchanges. . a “ve Clr OLUSKINS And Se resters. (;ermany iaienas is in dareek Mn or as = eaters 1 Pyne . ri eg ea Pat that the battleship an oe ae cme But once inside the cars wherein that reason the details may be | . sn ayes si ay wn sr judg- plan embodied in the imperial mani- — olive Sray ane. are agpnns ected they travel about the nautical touch known to Germany and the worla | a xe “¢ a elec ibe sheet a = | feate for the establishment ao. 4 ni epecreery esheessiaghose cp aie aed was unmistakaople, for the cars were within a comparatively short time | > grt le 3 og pies or WIEGOM. | nach state was impracticable aasas gp with menrens d wheels. : designed by naval constructors. One aa tenho awe voted ) I 7 > _ "- . + . 2 pt 7ermany | -—~ — that he would oppose by every means Se ee a a a es oe ee Detroit; i ‘ounded by JOSEPII PULITZER Je is 1*7 A. Publiehed Dal! by the Pbullitser Tcb)ieit- tne Co. Twelfth and Olive Streets. Member Aud!t Berean of Circulations VEMAEN OF THE ASSOCIATED PRES. ® Awmew ated titieqd to the w pews clapatches Wies credited im thie peer. i> news vu .shed herein. Ail rights cd republication of epectal dispatches berws are a.d0 roserved, EU RSCRIPTION RATRA ADVANCE, year : . one year... ais "3.50 ecapreas perta! order. * @icharre, | outs aod Saberbe: +’. a Meet> a Meath ‘ter Jeiy 43% Louis, Mt r "4a tade He downed one of — Fok E a ¥ ? Le BS . teas its vicinity, — PY MAIL IN re ee aes - AOVAL OF _ EXECUTOR S¢t a Part of | i a ~~ f =e a . eM iPS: S RB : SR “ ws 5 « 4 5, wet Paes i» - x ee “, to Bequest lege of Income Fre ings Valued at $2: A suit, the ultimate effe deprive Lindenwood at St. Char $1,000,000 w . s school mately 9 by Mrs. Morgaret butler i? ® James Gay Butler, St. Lo magnate. was filed in Gourt here today by Ceo | ‘Blyria, Olio. The petition asks that j eantile Trust Co. be rem executor of Butler's will z ® administrator pendente cousin of Butler. pointed to take charge of Nye is a son of Mary Mrs. named for a $350,000 be the proviso that at her d ' to go to her son. She was ® the Butler will was proba -, 2 Trust Conveyance Al Mrs. Butler, under het y will, inherited a life inter | $2,000,000 of his estate, d valued at more than $4.0 ' petition alleges that it wa intent of Butler that afte death the property in wh @ life interest should got | vary legaters, as the wi ' that she had no power tc | the property by deed or _ of transfer. It is alleged that cont | Yerms of the will and th | wishes of her husband, ler, on March 17, 1917. conveyance of all the Mercantile this } Trust C Frank Carter, a vice pres company, for the benef! The principal! beneficiary yeyance was Lindenwood 7. ; Income to Colle ‘In the conveyance } a gave the income from Lindenwood College, t from $100,000 to the See iat vin _terian Church, the incom: 600 to Alexander Leggat come from Butler Couse. $15,900 to Under a trust agreeme September, 1916, she hi that a salary of $6900 a: to John KR. Roemer sa should serve as president wood College. The petition alleges th: ler had no right to mak position of any of the pr by her husband, which in stocks and bonds, at action in doing so depriv legatees of Butler's este just rights under his will Residue to Sectn In her will Mrs. Rutle e€@ these trust agreerne 12-25ths of the residue ¢ te Lindenwood College a bequests to relatives. this brought her bene Lindenwood College to 690,000, tn addition to Which her husband had in his lifetime and in hh The stated reason for OUster of the Mercantil @s8 executor of LTtutler’s e if it should become nece & suit to set aside Mra. PF conveyances, *’00 trust « trustee under those < would be made @w defen that position it would be tude of being hostile t disposal of the propert dance with the wishes a of Butler. WITNESS ‘TELLS OF CONSPIRAC COMMIT Continued From Pa (EE toner comemincasens ln Rea. Printers like myself.” dealings he claimed to hi Tidd and Hersch. Says Bersch Propo “I had a printing 5 Nerth Third street, right corner from the Nixon- and met Bersch at Four Streets or.e day in Jan sald Kelly. “I had kno 15 or 26 years.” “I told Kerach that ! ing about taking out sen insurar.ce on my pla M@BSB continued. “I was INE a $2000 policy. Pers I was wasting my ‘Printing business. lie Was no money ir it. He a acheme where I about $10,000 or $15, he could have a hi ef insurance placed on @n4 then have the place Pats It Up to 7 “A few days later I te Tidd. He was oom being poor. I te Rersch had suggested te fife and he replied, “Tha does not look bad to me that { would introdu Bersch. I called on Bet @ay and took him to " three of us then *¥ teen at Third and Pine | Mat down in a private! | Sehed Tidd what amor a ie ee oo,
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Re ee ee ae RE LEE INE RT Yate nn 8 a emf ST.LOUIS POS i-Uiska) CH FRIDAY EVENING, OCTO IER WILL SUIT = PATACKS MILON st AMERICAN A OF VERDUN, Oct, 24 bur of the six Ameri. sported missing AaB aA anesday's Operations bd within the Ameri. of them having been land owing to motor other two lost their 2 and reported tuday. lark Wednesday Lieu: ther went out alone encountered two Ger. He downed one of Short § fight. Lieut of New York City is having downed a Fok- flames and to have biplane out of control. were achieved Wednes.- vid Backus of §S+. Pau] two Fokkers and onu ting Wednesday. The Raymond Seevers of owned a Fokker in Kelton of Boston ht northwest of St. ht with five German ers."" Kelton, aided chlights, fired severa} hine cartridges at the ey dodged the search- is believed all of them an exchange of shots the German machines bt wounded and re- o hours to his patro!. GAIN E PLACES MEUSE FRONT From Page One. aptured in the woods. érs were taken in the Farm and 23 south- ville. Nests Busy. y-Le-Grand, the Ger- king a stand with nu- ine gun nests. The opm the series of hills valley and the creek which the Germans wn. day the German ar- ed its lighter caliber e American positions arm and its vicinity. wternoon the Germans PB average 80 shells a increville, thinking the re there. Dut the place Land. ion of Grand Pre the machine gun and ar- fas Vigorous, but the uck with their task of positions, despite the the Germans to oust UTE GOES! ETS THICK ND GLOSSY ir! Double its beauty oments. Try this! oming out and ever) bf dandruff or falling scalp will not itch, but se you most, wiil be aft k's use, when you sec p and downy at first— new hair—-growing all ». derine immediately dou- iy of your hair. No dif- ull, faded, brittle and moisten a cloth with ad «=6carefully draw it hair, taking one small ime. The effect is im mazing-—-your hair will and wavy, and have an abundance, an incom- , softness and luxuri- ty and shimmer of true botle of Knowlton’s m any drug store or tai- & Tew cents and prove i8 48 pretty and soft as s been neglected or in- eless treatmont—that’s to the hair what fresh im and sunshine are to goes right to the rvots, i strengthens them. It’s timulating and life pre ies enuse the hair to Tong and beautiful.-- iticuraBe auty Doctor cei? ft tes = DOST-DISPATCH JOSEPH PULITZER by th 7 i ¥ the ‘uiltzer JT'ub}ish- elfth and Olive Streets. Burean of Circulations. BU ASSOCIATED PRESS. : revs is exclusively et:- for republication ef atl redited to it or not other- this pepper, t rights eid herein. fpecial dispatches bere.a t , order, ous @achanre, " “'. louts and Suberbs: mir $F; Month Punday. Ge a Meath, Cond c'ies matter tot: ‘=> wt cf. March 3. 1870 err {7. Juiy Me.. Lauls. # WNDENWOOD GIFT i ese of Income From of James Gay ’ - Mailer by Widow Attached y Residuary Heir. MOVAL OF x | EXECUTOR SOUGHT Part of Property Added to Bequest to Col- lege of Income From Hold- ines Valued at $250,000. guit, the ultimate effect of which 1 w deprive Lindenwood Colle@, a | cir! schoo] at St. Charles, of ap- Geximately $1,000,000 willed to it. | sutler, widow of. Gay Butler, St. Louis tobacco. 5. Margaret s, was filed in the ‘Byria, Ohio. “he petition asks that the Mer- Trust Co. be removed as the) Probate | here today by Ceorge Nye of) i P resident’s Reply Is Sent Broadcast by Naval Wireless By the Associated Press. WASHINGTON, Oct. 25 RESIDENT WILSON’S reply to Germany was sent broad- cast to the world from the Arlington naval radio towers Wednesday night after the offi- cial text had been Put on the cables. If not picked up direct- ly by the great German Station at Nauen, it undoubtedly was re- layed from other points in Bu- rope in time to reach Berlin this morning. , , 7 ance he was carrying on hi ; is plant and Tidd told him about $28 006 va can easily run that up to $106 0 | $105,000,’ said KRersch.” i “What did Tidd Kelly was asked. “He said, ‘Let’s hay drink.” cai another “What else was said at that time Asserts Terminal Is Merely about Bersch’s proposition ?” former Circuit Attorney H cial prosecutor for the State. "Merely a Silent Partner.” “The conversation was between asked Bersch and Tidd and wag general. TT) | was merely a silent partner. sersch spoke about jobs that he had pulled off successfully and his proposition seemed to satisfy Tidd. “The three of us ret again the following Monday and walked over to Main and Locust sftreets. Bersch pointed out*the shell of a building say to that?” | | ' ' ' i t i | ‘ ; arvey, spe- | | i ' | i | | } t { r ‘ which had been destroved by fire the) previous Sacurday night and said: ‘The fellow that ran that Place had a stock consisting of about Do you see any dence of a fixed fire there? ” “What did he mean by evi- rof Butler's will and that an! Prosecutor Harvey asked. adn tor pendente lite be ap- pointed to take charge of the estaté. Nye is a son of Mary M. Nye, a usin of Butler. Mrs. Nye was gamed for a $30,000 bequest with the proviso that at her death it was jo go to her son. the Butler will was probated. Trust Conveyance Attacked. + Mrs. Butler, under her husband's wv petition alleges that it was the plain ‘intent of Butler that after his wife's |death the property in which she had | alife interest should go to the resid- | anything to do with Bersch’s propo- | Mary legatees, as the will provided that she had no power to dispose of the property by deed or other mode of transfer. ‘It is alleged that contrary to the, terms of the will and the expressed wishes of her husband, Mrs. ler, on March 17, 1917, made a trust fonveyance of all this property the Mercantile Trust Co. and was Lindenwood College. Income to College. jim the conveyance Mrs. sutler ve the income from $250,000 to denwood College, the veyance tome from Couse. $15,000 to James Gay tf John R. Roemer so long $hould serve as president of Linden-; wood College. position of any of the property left by her husband, which was mostly 8 stocks and bonds, and that her action in doing so deprived residuary legatees of Butler's estate of their Net rights under his will. Residue to School. In her will Mrs. Butler verpetuat- | @ these trust agreements and lef! 12-25ths of the residue of her estate | f§ Lindenwood College after making. bequests to relatives. It was said this brought her benefactions for Lindenwood College to about $1.- 990,000, in addition to large surns Which her husband had made to it in his lifetime and in his will. The stated reason fer asking the OUster of the Mercantile Trust Co. @ executor of Ttutler’s estate is that | fit should become necessary to file Aguit to set aside Mrs. Butler's trust | conveyances, ,a0 trust company, as Wustee under those conveyances, Would be made @ defendant and ir. | that positior: it would be in the atti- tude of being hostile to efforts to! l of the property in accor- of Butler. WITNESS TELLS OF CONSPIRACY TO COMMIT ARSON Continned From Page One. Printers like ngs he claimed to have had with Tidd and Bersch. Says Bersch Proposed Plan. “I had a printing shop at Nerth Third street, right around the oe rner from the Nixon-Jones plant, | aed met Bersch at Fourth and Olive. «“Sifeets or.e day in January, 1915," said Kelly. “I had known him for Wor 20 years.” “I told Bersch that’ 1 was thirk- | ig about taking out some additional insurar.ce on my pliant,” the wit- MBS continued. tng a $2000 policy. Bersch asked me I was wasting my time in the Printing business. He said Bbout $10,000 or $15,000. He said hat he could have a large amount ~@insurance placed on my property | & Tiaa. fire and he replied, ‘That €84@ then have the place burned. 3 Puts It Up to Tidd. "A few days later I was talking He was complaining of Miness being poor. I told him what h had suggested to me about a proposition I told him not look bad to me.’ | him to I would introduce h. mt Gown in a private room. Bersch Mew. ied Tidd what amount of insur- ~ She was dead when. , to ' burn inherited a life interest in about | him 000 of his estate, which was) valued at more than $4,000,000. The. was not carrying But- | WwW. Frank Carter, a vice president of the) ‘tompany, for the: benefit of others. | The principal! beneficiary in the con-| ‘Don’t believe that | carries only $40,000 insurance on his income | ffom $100,000 to the Second Presby- | = ’ ae " | mortgage on my tefian Church, the income from $25,- | “4 4 0 to Alexander Leggat ; heed ggat and the in- to my office and wrote out a check ‘for $200, Bs / mortgage I had offered. ‘Under a trust agreement made in. : September, 1916, she had provided: thata salary of $6000 a year be paid} as he! Jones fire, 1 saw Bersch in his shirt | down Pine | | street. When | The petition alleges that Mrs. But- | lr had no right to make final dis-. street to | on | Seem dance with the wishes and last will, myself,” he told of | | ‘We'll fix you up all right.’ 205 | 'Frumberr’s office. id to him, ‘Do you*need | — : ' r} Louls consumer, by paying the added - I called on Bersch the next | @ay and took him to Tidd’s office. | | *@e three of us then went to a Sa- “s at Third and Pine streets and | “He was showing us his ability as a firebug,’’ replied the witness. ‘He wanted us to observe how com- plete the job was.” $900. worth of face powder. It was insured ,for $10,000. that?” | | Kelly testified that he did not see. anything of Tidd for a long time | after that, and when he sersch what had become of the increase Tidd’s insurance down the plant, Bersch that Tidd had objected to (Kell¥) being in on the plan. Tidd Said He Had Dropped It. and asked | deal | FOLK ARBITRARY BRIEF BASED ON RATE DIFFERENCES Argument Filed With I. C. C. } Contends That St. Louis and East St. Louis Are One Zone. CHARGE SHOULD BE SAME IN EACH CASE Agent of Roads Owning It and Not Entitled to Sep- | arate Freight Hauling Fee. The brief and argument of Joseph | Chamber | W. Folk, counsel for the of Commerce in the coal arbitrary has filed Commerce Commis- case, Which been with tne Interstaioc sion in Washington. principally upon the cefitentions that the towns on the cast bank of the Mississippi River, and St. Louis, conm- stitute one commercial zone by the Terminal Railroad is for service separate from the freight hauling charge made by the railroad. The argument points out definitely. that St. Louis is making no com- plaint about the amount of the rate, but that the difference of 290 cents a ton on coal between St. Louis and East St. Louis ' tion. told | him | Analyzing the composition of the rate from the mines to Iast Louis, Folk points out that the ques- ' tion “A few days after that I met Tidd | and asked him how he was coming along with his insurance game. said that he had decided not to have sition. He said Bersch had opened Hie | | only eight miles from HMast St. Louis. that the Terminal has. been his eyes, though, to the fact that he | enough insurance and that he had taken out additiona! policies, raising the amount insurance from $40,000 to $70,000. “When I saw Bersch the next day |'owning it, and that thus the rails of of his irails of each “ne I said to him, “That guy, Tidd, has/| thrown you down; he told me that he | had run his insurance from $40,000 | to $70,000.’ Bersch said would look into it and when he me* me again a few days later, he said: fellow, Tidd, he plant.’ “I told Bersch that I was hard up for money and offered to give him : $850 piano would lend me $200. He walked up but refused to take the ‘Oh, that’s all right,’ he said, when I wanted to make out the mortgage. “Friday, the day before the Nixon- sleeves walking He did he got within office he rapidly not see a few feet of Tidd’s looked up and down the see if the coast was clear, and then darted into the Nixon-Jones plant. I was watching him from be- hind an automobile. “IT ran down the street and fol- lowed him into the building. I caught him and Tidd in Tidd’s pri- vate office and I said to them, ‘So, mie. I see that ty fellows have not fallen | ject which should be attained hey appeared to be em- | (¢ placing producers out yet.’ barrassed and Bersch said that he | had just dropped in to discuss anoth- er matter with Tidd.” Went to Scene of lire. On the Monday following the fire at the Nixon-Jones plant Kelly said side. ‘I see Tidd has put that thing over, 1 said to Bersch, “the witness testified. ‘If vou were not in with him he has slipped one over on you. I’m going up to the Circuit Attor- ney's office and tell You had better come along,” Bersch threw up his hands and replied: “‘l don't want to have anything to do i” “I then went over to the scene of the fire. There were a lot ple there. Tidd was there. | puddles on the sidewalk and remark- that he | | | Bast St. | in all respects except that of the rate | | if he | to East St. Louis, the | | of distanee has been eliminated in the making of the rate, which is the same from a mine &2 miles from East St. Louis as it is from a mine Folk says held by the United States Supreme Court to be merely the agent of the railroads | In his legal argument, the Terminal are to a!l purposes the individual line owning | an interest in the Terminal. One in All but Rate. It is the duty of a railroad, the ar-| gument sets out, to provide terniinai | facilities at the point to which it ac-| cepts a shipment, and that the rali-' roads by combining in the joint use of the Terminal in St. Louis) ani! Louis, have met this duty) for which the service is performed. | The St. Louis rate, it is pointed! out, is made by adding to the rate) East St. Louis} rate comprehending throughout the entire Kast Side dis- ‘trict, many parts of which are far-| imines | size tribution proportion ther from the mines than are many, |parts of the West | delivery Side district, for in which charge is made. Folk contends that the extent of Group 2, the within 8&2 miles Louis, is not justified unless St and Bast St. Louis are treated as 2 unit, argument being that the of the group of in reasonable of. the group an size group of Fast e Qi his and extent should to the be size of origin. In this contention he that in entra mi} 5 ithe making of group rates, the ob- ‘ ; | he met Bersch in a saloon on Fourth | ‘street near Pine and called him out- ' what I- know. | of peo-~ The peo-' ple were smelling the water in the is that the one the other which he on consumers on of equality, hand and on a plane contends conditions. Ile points out that the producer 82 miles out and the pro-) ducer eight miles out have the same rate to Kast St. Louis, although if is obvious that one must pay more than, cost while the other pays less than equality neither has a right to ob- ject. His complaint is that consum- ers are not treated on the same equal plane. Rate as a Tax. In fixing the rate, it is shown, the mine far out is not taxed in rates with the full cost of expensive track- age and bridges, though St. Louis: commerce pays the full cost of bridres over the Mississippi, a cost ‘which Folk contends should be taxed ing how much it smelled like gaso- | line. Evervbody there was com- “menting on the suspicious nature of the fire. “l walked over to Tidd. say a word about this,’ he Don't said. ‘Well, let me have $100 on account now.’ and handed it to me. ‘This ts all I have.’ he said. ‘See Bersch, he’il fix you.’ ”’ “The next time I saw Bersch, a few days later, Hie had been in- dicted. my services?’ He said, ‘Naw, we've said, ‘All right, good-by.’ “Tater I saw Tidd again. He said that he had placed his case in the there | Was no money ir. it. He said that he) @ scheme where I could make | hands of a lawyer and that he did not intend to give me any more money.” “During tions between Bersch and Tidd was anything said about how they were to divide the profits of the fire?” Judge Harvey asked the witness. “They were to split 50-——50, and Bersch said that he would attend to my end,” the witness replied. “I told several printer friends about his) proposition. One printer took Rersch’'s card and said that he would call on him later.” -— eee oe THAT PARAMOUNT CIGAR Indulge in one today, and that will lend a kind of easiness to your next, the next more easy~Ady. I replied, | any of these convers:- | ! i | ' | j i Tidd took $50 from his pocket | in the rates of the entire St. Louis- East St. Louis zone. The transportation rate, the argu-| ment sets forth, is not earned when | the shipment reaches the breaking up yard in East St. Louis, as that rate includes delivery any place in, the Fiast Side district, but the ratl- roads have operated on the theory that as far as traffic destined for St. Louls was concerned, the trans- |portation rate was earned at that he was in Lawyer, ' i ; ! ' } } ' ‘got that case beat to a standstill.’ 1| rate, in reality paid for two deliveries, “lr was then carry- | rate was) to point additional! that point point, and an charged from af delivery in St. Louis. From this Folk argues that the St. the delivery to which the shipment! was entitled on the Fast Side under | the first transportation charge, and the additional delivery for which he paid in the added rate on this side, | although he obtained only one deliv- | ery. Organized as One Unit. It is contended in the argument | that the railroads, in forming the! Terminal Association, recognized St. | Louis and East St. Louis as one com-| mercial zone by organizing as one| unit the terminal facilities on both | sides of the river. | Yolk cites many decisions of the Interstate Commerce Commission in| other cases of a nuture similar to the Se. Touis complaint in support of his contention that the entire com- | mercial district is one zone and en- | tit'ed to one rate. | Iie points out that the railrouds based , served | Associa- | | tion, and that the Terminal is merely | the agent of the railroads owning it! -and has no right to make a charge. ) has 'to the theatrical profession for re- marks upon actresses {na Y. M. C, ‘apology is the basis of the ac- | ore +] bn. _ he inor ' said clate the war delivery | additional | and | St. | Louis | | photographs | SUBARED SACCHARINE IN COURT Food Commissioner Seeks to Destroy is not done under present) cost, but as both are on a plane of) Works,’ W. ‘saccharine, it — wh ~ ot nn cca eat ea e ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Tele- 4 Ready Telephones ‘y families influenza develops those who are unable to afford Telephone any of the following phones—Main 5580, station 123; Vanol Building, Olive Tele- Kinloch, Delmar 1102 or 570 1234 South Vandeventer. Tele- ly as possible for intensive bed- will be made to supply that. Persons not able to obtain partment. If You Need Doctors HE following information and who have difficulty in ob- or for other reasons obtain the four stations: Kinloch, Central 36840, station and Vandeventer avenue. 1340, 1411 South Broadway. phone— Bell, Grand 320. side care ‘only. If other help Physicians should leave written medical assistance will be served Y, M. C, A. SENDS APOLOGY or Nurses Here Are is for those persons in whose taining needed nursing and for services of a physician: 1112 Chestnut street. Tele- 10». street phones-—PBell, Lindell 575 phones—Bell, Olive 5775. Nurses will be sent as quick- about house is needed, effort instructions for the nurses, by physicians of the Kiealth De- LETTER TELLIN CAPT. SKINKER'S DEATH ‘Mother of Sergt. C. J. Higgins| | statement Forest | | public | Higgins ~ ee en Withheld Jt Until Officer's Parents Were Notified. letter which contained that Capt. Alex ft. Skinker of the 158th . Louis) tn- fantry was killed in the Argonne fighting Sept. 26, was made today by St. Leuis relative- of the writer, Sergt. of I Company, also the The ** (St ‘ . ,: a Cornelius J. ’ | , luSth, It contained information that Seret. Higgins was weunded and in a hospital. ical ‘said the Mrs. M. Higgins of 3929 Botan- avenue, the writer’s mother. letter had _from publication until the report of Capt. |his relatives name of Capt. ‘tant-General's Matter Complained of Approved in: “Dope Sheet’ and Secretary Says Was Unauthorized, Special to the Poest-Dispaten. NEW YORK, Oct. 25.--It has been announced at the headquarters of the Y. M. C. A. war work activities that the organization has apologized “Dope Sheet” recentiy John R. Mott, general secretary of the ¥. M. C. A. in charge of war A. to Francis president of the Actors’ Equity sociation; R. S. Burnsides, shepherd of the Lambs Club, and Mrs, Louise Closser Hale of the Women’s War Relief. It was explained that Sheet” was written by an without the knowledge of any high officia] the Y¥. M. C.’ A. @nad did express that body’s attitude to- ward the peonmle of the stage. Mott the Y. M. C. A. officials have a very high regard for the theatrical profession and thoroughly appre- of stage folk. sent 94 «>» stage = Ope outsider the of WOra GERMAN AMMUNITION TRUCK, BEARING RED CROSS, CAPTURED British for Proof of Enemy's Violation of Rules Governing Use of Cross. Ly thie ress, WITH THE ALLIED ARMIES IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM, Oct. 20. —The British army. now has taired mans are violating rules of civ- ilized warfare in respect to the use of the Red Cross, as had for time been suspected... In yesterday's operations the fifth army captured a German ambulance vhich, en- vaced in carrying ammunitior, bore the Geneva Red Cross. This ve- hicle was found to be loaded with explosives and the capture was ¢on- sidered important that sentries were immediately posted to make certain that no one touched it until of it could be taken for future reference Assoctated ob- thre Some SO Can Valued at $650. Permission to destroy a Lo-pound! of saccharine, valued at $650, ean which the State says it found to be: 'adulterated und misbranded with the words, “Pure Soluble Saccharine,” is sought by sioner Barnhouse, in Justice of the Peace court. The Droug a suit filed in McChesney’s defendants are Meyer Lros. Co., the Monsanto Chemical B. Wood Manufacturing B. R. Fitzwililans. is alleged, was manu- factured by the Monsanto Chemical Co., who sold it to the W. B. Wood Manufacturing Co. Co., and C. Bros. Co. Examination showed 47.56 per cent sugar, which Barnhouse al- leges is in violation o fthe Pure Food Ve ¥ law. —— — ee — — _ One dollar a week burs a Ditarno: Bros. & Co., 2d floor, 508 N. 6th st.— HOUSTON - WASHINGTON FLIGHT Three Aviators Compietc Six-Day Trip in Army Training Planes. WASHINGTON, Oct. two army training airplanes, aviators have completed a three flight ' from Houston, Tex., to Ve ashington. The aviators, Lieutenants W. P. Bancker, C. N. Cone and C. P. Lee, left Ellington Field at Houston Oct 17 and completed the trip ely days. The flight, said to ve the first in taken in part in the interest of the | Fourth Liberty Loan campaign, the aviators dropping loan literature on towns in Missouri, Illinois, Indiana and Ohio. ——w ee have refused to use the new munici- pal bridge, because, under the city’s | | laws, they would be compelled to make deliveries on the west side at the same rate as on the east side, and states that the establishment of uni- | circulated. | | bovs you | way met work, approved letters of regret and | Wilson, | As- ! ‘five of the:m ‘knew 1 was Skinker’s here, death should reach She said the Skinker was spelled correctly in the letter, furnished a copy to patch. It was stated at the Adju- office in Jefferson City that the naime had been written as “Capt. Skinner.” Says Captain Was Killcil. Sergt. Higgins’ letter said: “We wert over the top and at ‘er We had a pretty stiff? run Priiz, but when we ensuer. Our Capt. killed, but fought to “My one regret is that [ didn’t last long enough to get more of the Dutch than i did, but IL got about before they got me. ] kept up going for an hour before | hit in the arm. I knew the Post-j)is- . Lp » Tae sui ee . SHITIKRE! was tine just, 'T was hit, but thought it struck my | belt. “When I left Dan Kinealy, | Murphy, Harry Judson and all the know were well. back to the first aid Griffin Knapp. He ing some prisor.ers to the rear. Wil- lis Biederman is O k. “They treat line in pital, but 1 want to get my litle gang of boys, who stuck right with me, and they said, ‘We'll keep going, and get even for vour geiting hit, Sarge.’ ”’ Sergt. Higgins plove of the Mechanics-Americar. National Bank and was a member of old 1 Company, First Regiment, with which he served on the Mexican border iv 1916. A brother, A. Higgins is in the naval service in France. first Lieutenant Virgil E. ris, 21, headquarters company, On my station I! us the hos- is a former em- aviation MeCGin- 138th, ‘has written to his wife, who lives at iand was Photograph “Ambulance” ’ | Fifth absolute proof that the Ger- | that he Sept. 26. in both shelter, when the right leg 1334 Temple wounded he was lie hips place, tiiree times, was wounded crawling to & sniper shot him in above the ankle. He is a former emplove of the M., K. & T. Railroad and was a Second Lieutenant in the Missouri, receiving his First Lieutenant’s comruission at Camp Doniphan. Sodemann’s Death Not Listed. In reply inquiry, Christian Sodemann of 3514 Connecticut street said to his has received a telegram from the Ad€.- ‘Company, Food and Drug Commis-| ‘announced. a paper hanger. The | This tir msold it) ‘to Fitzwilliams, who sold it to Meyer: largely 1 Loftis ; Adv. been wounded jutant-General at Washington stat- ing that the War Department has had no report ef any mishap to his son, Capt. Clarence J. Sodemann, I. Company, 138th Infantry. This has greatly allayed the anxiety of Capt. Sodemunn’s family and friends, which had raised by a report that a private soldier had written home stating that Capt. Sodemann was killed in the Argonne fighting. William G. McFarland, 25, Company, 138th, had written from a base hospital to his mother, Mrs. Minnie McFarland of Midland Heights, St. Louis County, telling her that he was wounded in the hip by rifle bullet during the Argonne at- tack. He formerly was an automo- bile salesman. Private George R. 37, 138th Infantry, Was in action, degree undeter- been Sergt. > ‘ Ot (y ’ ‘ 7 saird, wounded mined. Aug. 30, a telegram from the | War Department to his mother, Mrs, | Theresa Baird of 3162 Schoo! stree’,; Tie is her only child. Jefore enlisting, May 5, 1917, he was of Sarah has bdward T. Coughlin Company, 138th, of Mre. Decker of 4919 Beacon avenue, written to her that he was wounded Sept. 26 and was ina hospital. Officer Wounded Third Time. Tieut. Merl Barnert M Com- pany, 140th Infantry, which is Missouri National Guard regiment, rade up of Kansas City men, in the Thirty-fifth Division, has writ- Corp. son of ten to his wife, Mrs. Rae L. KBarnert by of 7435A Oregon avenue, that he has, for the third time. ‘! got it on the left side of my face, and a bad knee,” he wrote, “but I am being treated like a King in the _ hospital.” ~5.—Using | 'fantry, between the two points. was under- | | | i ' Jacob Robitseh, 28 old, a member cf I Company, 354th In- the Camp Funston regiment containing many St. drafted men, and which was int Nihi- e) fighting, ts named in todo>"s offi- cial casualty list as wounded severe- I. His wife, Mrs. Alice Robitsch, formerly ved at 3615 [is ave- nuc, Luxemburg, Louls Count’, but has moved into the city. Robitech is a former employe of a cement con- cern and was drafted last April. Arm and Ankle Broken. Arthur Wicker’. rhe Sf we » we Com- written Joseph Wickert of 2548 Benton street, that his right arm and right ankle ‘were broken, and that he is recover- ; ? ! form rates will cause the roads to. use the new bridge and freight congestion on the east side. The increase of rates put into cf- fect by the Director-General of Rail- roads, I’olk contends, has no bearing upon the case at issue, as the order requiring that differentials be main- taired refers only to lega! differen- tials. The differentia! between St. Leuis and Bast St. louis, Folk holcs to be an illegag differential | relieve | ' Company, ing in a hospital. Two brothers, Gus and William Wickert, are in the army in France. Arthur was drafted last April. Corp. William Renkendorf, 27, of H 128th Infantry. is listed Aerree undetermined Mrs. Dora reet ag wounded His mother, of 211 West fiad that the Aug. 39. having Renkencorf, was moti- nflicted Steins st wound was i as arated a year ad | ; ; . . tie w heen a Harold F. Watlof, aon and Mra. Paul G Walilof Penrose street, @ private worker, of of in CORE eote 1%. Mfr 4450 the been withheld, of which she! | catch dia. a h scrap | Will | was escort- | Tel! his folks. | back with | Joseph | A A cE te (MANY PRESENTS FOR DAUGHTER OF MAN SELPH HAD FIRED Who Helped Fathcr | for 20 Years Ferguson's Post- master, Honored by Neighbors. Some indication of how residents of Ferguson feel about the remove! ‘Miss Pidgeon, geon, who had been in charge of the postoffice there for 26 was given last night at the weddins of Miss Lucy Pidgeon, who was her father’s assistant, to Louis Nemnich. ent ~e subsequent , . N lusively told e was ” lect da’ Y >} > 3 Maicn, It was pla i ‘ i ’ by Postmaster Selph of Edwin Pic-; Ninety the} The story of Pidgeon’s reduction and, eX-' Muenza reported to the ~| partment church wedding for “Miss Lucy,’ but} . ‘ . ‘ t aila, ri P| \prfecs aa) tq:@ir influenza ban Ferguson residents feclings in gifts that overflowed the tables in the Pidgeon home. Was taken by some as the an: ‘some of Pidgeon’'s Selph’s charges that Pidgeon had been guilty of discourtesy and de- ception, and to a compuiatint +} Lilie stoppne ve! neighbers to |Miss Pidgeon was “snippy.” "| gency, This | af : ’ } ' ws * tha » | As was told yesterday, Postmaster | Seiph’s steps began with an inquiry into Pidgeen'’s citizenship, which Showed that he had been a than 20 continued With the filing of . ee — rears, 20U eharges. rore OFFICERS IN CAFE ‘BOCHES' Famous “Millecolmes’ in Bruges. of Hat Racks by Invadcrs. tke Aasociated Press WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN BELGIUM, Thursdaxr. Oct. 24 The Germans removed all the brass from Bruges, the hat from the famous cafe Millecolmes ' Prince Adaltbert, son of Emperor | William, frequently dined here. TT? oy es even rucks 'with German officers at one time, is reported to have said to his com- panions in English: “Let's go some other place. This is crowded with boches.”’ The German officers had gay par- 'ties in Bruges and at other places in Belgiuin, having as their cuests hun- dreds of German girl typists clerks who had come to Delgium to take the places cf mien combed out for the army. ‘37,824 IN ILLINOIS DRAFT QUOTA’ _ State's Allotment About 12 Per Cent, of 19-36 Class Registration. sy the Agsociated Presse, SPRINGFIELD, I11., jutant-General rank S. Dickson was advised by Provost Marshal- General Crowder today that the pro- Vislonal draft allotment for from the 19-36 class of the Sept. 12 registration, will be 824, ap- Oct. 25.- Ad- o”7 » or proximately 12 per cent of the Sep-. ‘tember enrollinent between § these | ages. KING ALBERT THANKS HOOVER 'Telegram Marks Fou An ersury | _. , rth Anniy : | night suffering from of Relief Commission. WASHINGTON, Oct. lief Commission, received a cablezgram from of today occasion the fourth anniversary thanking him for be!}- (gian nation from “Qn this, the fourth anniversary of the foundation of the commission ‘for relief in Belgium,” said, “‘my heart prompts me to thank you once more in the nume of all my compatriots for having dur- ng four years saved the Belgian na tion from starvation.” Saving the starvation. — — — GEDDES 1S BACK IN LONDON ’ +" B 1 ee Agsenclated [res WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.-—Sir Eric Geddes, First Lord of the Admiralty, has arrived safely in London, return- ing from his special mission to the | the | HILL, 10 MILES INSIDE GERMAN United Statesgwith members of | Admiralty staff. ipsa Business firm. who want your for cleaning, repairing and other services are acvertising in the Post-Dispatch Wart Pages. ‘orders (3 Canadian expeditionary force, is i'named in the Canadian casualty list, issued at Ottawa today, as wounded. A telegram to his parents stated that he suffered a Chet. a, Schoo! to a hospital Iie is Soldan High stu- worked for the Shapicigh mitted a former dent and Jiardware Co. before his enlistment | into tiie . ; + re ;ect- a year age. Ile went Canadian service after being ed bv recruiting officers in country. A brother, Pau! Walof Je. 2a i the Signal Corps the United States Army. Leonard KE. Touchette, 19, of the Twentieth Battalion, Canadian Expe- ditionary Force, brother of A. B. Touchette of 617 North Thirty-sev- enth street, East St. Louis, is named in the Canadian list as wounded. His brother has received a telegram say- ; was dangeronsly i!) Ife en- listed last Wecember, after having failed to obtain admission to the American army. Two brothers in the United States service, Walter being in the 132d Infantry and Elmer being a navy recruit at the Great Lakes Station. ee ——_ this in of inc ins he are Indications of Error in Reported Death of Maj. Murray Davis. KANSAS CITY, Mo., Oct. ~-AN error is believed to have been made Adiutant-General’s office City in reporting Ma‘. by the Jefferson Murray Davis of the 140th Infantry | Argonne as killed in action in the 'Forest sector in the heavy fighting ‘participated in by the Thirty-fifth Division (Missourt and Kareas Na- tional Guard units) Sept. 26. Wil- ‘tam B. Davis, father of Maj. Davis, received a cablegram from 16 davs ago. from Paris well. him saving he was Protect Head Againat Cold. Invisible toupre Natural Grimin s Wie Shop. 14 Sorts Fourth etre¢et.— . “se? ’ * oo a, ‘ Orn - ‘ SEES rare - — re ee ee -_—_— J tn i? QO! of Massachu- S0 and 196 from pneumonia. The 40 volunteer employes of the) Board of KEducation, who John 5.| Lt A A A > A A tema tn - Chairman Toki! oard That Police Boa guested Negro * be Demporr, of the Commissioners, today him roses! for 2 police canvass o regis‘focred [for the Board c! that Chafrimiun the Viection Bb ing of toard Board fol canvas’. (Chatranat ad beer ar Police ecard of Piist. 4 : = . . ha tiut of statein«e nis T’olice Clendy PF. ‘fred that the such request » I; eii “a, Board teok it up “with rel sald “Tour or five days ago,” said Post-lMsnatch “Chairman Arno!d said tha lice Board ceviread ua. te request for 2 canvass. would be a letter from: sever organizations pr to he had not yet but would receive it the niorning. t*” ia nied received f¢ 3. i ie Renul.' | 7 join tle said there 49 MORE INFLUENZA DEMPSEY TAKES ISSUE. WITH CHAIRMAN ARNOLD Election rd Re- 5c, a : oan ElYectiocs Lrport ‘o- a , Phe r€ i . ' 3° Ff voting ftirset catiue from Commission Arnon oard stated i: Lear’ that the Peotice ra, , ; - ae ee Ftection ‘ir. In @ request for a police Arnold denied that there from the and sald that when “Ventilation must! he ;resented his request the Police uctance.” latter Was’ Expected. Dempsey reporter, t the Po- in A wl church us, that he letter, following “I while announcing myself in fa- vor of a police canvass, opposed the plan unless two clerks. & h ganda a Dermocret, from our companied the policemer. was done with it I alse election matters only under -publican office ac- { pro- 690 causes of in- posed this in a motion, but nothing >» Said I canton- would sanction police interference in an agree- ment that on election day policemen alone during the week ending Sept.; be shifted to polling places not on their regular beats.” Arnold Makes F:xplanation. “Tt is not true that the /Harris organized for the spread of! Board requested the canvass, and & Police information on how to prevent and!am at an entire loss to understand combat influenza, yesterday sworn in as sanitary inspectors with! Board could authority to give notices that nuis-|thing 1 said be | ances wherever found must abated. 154 New Cases in Kast St. Louis. Judge George W. English in United States District Court at Hast St. Louis announced that the November term of court would con- vene Monday, Dec. 2, instead of Nov. 4. The postponement is ' fluenza. Conimissioner McCrack ™ | St. Louis said 54 of influenza and pneumonia been reported since noon day, bringing the total to 1491. total number of deaths is 61. morning. Flealth cases had vester- —_—-_ — Margaret McKittrick Down Influcnza. Margaret NMeHittrick, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. McKittrick, 4949 Berlin avenue, 2 Captain in the Women’s Motor Ambulance Corps, was taken to Barnes Hospital last influenza, She long hours ia influenza With had been working transporting Wife Tells Police Husband Was in, Delirious State From Influenza. Joseph Alomi, 30 years old, jumped | from the third floor window of his/|, |. expected to say. home, %14 North Bighth street, at 10 o’cftock last night and was killed instanti His wii told the police he itt ot influenza was watching at his bedside, said, when in a delirium he sudden- ly jumped out on the opposite side and rushed for the window. She sought to restrain him, but he fought with her until she wus overpowered. As he pushed her away he leaped through the giass. The couple have two children. she LINES, DRIVES PLANE BY HAND St. Louis Flycr Writes Father of Thrilling E:xpericnces During the Fighting at St. Mihiel Salient. Observation flights, one of which extended 25 miles inte Germany, are described in a letter from Capt. Maury ITIlill, *4th Aero Squvadron, to his father, Walker Ifill of 5505 Lin- dell boulevard, president of the Me- chanics-Atmmerican National Bank. The flights were during the reduction | of the St. Mihiel sallent by the First American Army The clouds we writes, und he flew above them i his longest flight, be- er his own lines, he cived through the cloud to find that he was 15 miles inside the German border. Aithough they were itn dan- ver from anti-aircraft guns, his ob- eerver obtained valuable information. Durine another flisxht moter stopped wher 10 rales emv border, orous use of the hav they managed to get ie} lines Cap [333 niis wa roneous!yv listed and thick, h- 94 Te low the Insids ‘only by vig- aso‘ire pump to his own er. and it wa - —_—— Te Pretent Inferura Co'ds cause Grip and Influerza--Laxz- ative Bromo Quintne Tablets remove | There ia only one “Bromo. KE. W. GROVE'S signatutfe ; the cause Quinine.” on box. 24c.--Ady?. GERMANS LEAVE 1000 SICK AND THEN BOMBARD HOSPITAL Paris Report Says a Large Namber of the Patients Were Killed by the Attack. Rr the Ameociated Pree. PARIS, Oct. 25. n the town of St Amand. north of Valenctennes., hich how been captrred by the Brit- ish. the Germans left 11,006 inhabi- fants and 1060 sick persone from that recion who were In «a hospitai the eenter of the town on the in fellowitng dav, Oc" the Cermans id ’ hom varded St. Amand, directirg par- ticular attention to the horpicai. A large iber of putients sere ¢ Uihi i’ killied. were | how any member | cussed the matter the. due to ir-'! The | three! duughter of: patients ~ 7 had | for a week. She the er. ' az killed in action. , of have to mean Chairman Arnold. “The facts are that wh with Board, President Mansur the board would not order vaas on its own motion, a not take the initiative, but as chairman of the Board tion Commissioners, it be made, the police wo it. My impression was th with great reluctance that had anything to do with it. Information has been frorn gut in the State tha publicans are.giving great construed that,” the requested the HKlection any- said en I dis- Police safd thut the can: nd would that if I, of Blec- that uld make it Was the bourd received t the Re- publicity to the police canvass of negro voters fn an effort to convince ru an attempt is being Democratic Police Boz _ that ‘the drive them from the polls. publican politician, the campaign, said that fr ral voters made by urd of St. Louis to intimidate negro voters and One He- identified with om infor- | mation he had received he believed the police canvass would mean 10,- | 000 votes for the Republican ticket out in the State. Arnold yesterday sent a request to Chairman Schmoll of the R City Comnmiittee, asking ment regarding campaign tion matters. opportunity probably forded. 4 a NS Neo es men i . ne Oy %, Kort “ es iar - eo? *~ ve aes ‘—* _ re, + gle. ncaa A te " i yew ae ae ai we ci a ete eatin ee ae REN. . 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esliy oy _ Se Sage ES a nat \ ae e a3 : = MOMS ORT CAighnn | one + tine amr bs ye A eee sarees rtggtenth 9 acitu ~ gt A eee? > dee We Ronee tay eo “as ee ee * 7 - ; Sp LIN TE he as SR rdech = it PERE. «SEIN Peat ss Ss inne’ ey age yr a ee apr Piha ~ SR? PRIS eee FH et pi AEA o% thes. 2 OO APOE Nl. “= s ee ener sadhana ai Bo ; ok ai Le 2 ae X> _ : . 3 : : Bag Seg Reply We Spt: ot SARs 4 FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1913. ome CEE PLO Wh a ; i cen At SS al ee ne ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : LAO ——— LO ALO Le Two and on Louis Luxemburg Latest Roll. From St. From By the Associated Presa WASHINGTON, Oct. 25.—Today's is shorter than those of recent days, showing 513 casualties, all in the army, of which 357 are miinor casualties. The list comprises i killed in action, 11 died from wounds, six diseuse, three Casualty list died of died from accident and other causes, two died from airplane accident, 15 missing in action, four prisoners, 96 Mounded severely, 188 wounded, de- Bree undetermined, and 169 wounded glightiy. In the list of those killed in action is the name of a Y. M. C. A. worker, Walter Rue Murray of East Orange, as a The new total of army casualties, after a net deduction of six, due to official corrections of former lists, is 66,362. The Marine Corps’ latest casualty total is 3864, and this makes en aggregate, for both branches, of 60,226. The revised army totals are: nr ree kk dk 10.527 Died from wounds.......:.. 3.771 TO 3.183 Died from accident and other a ey aa 1,141 eae eee ie 18.622 Missing in action (including EEE EES aie ae ae 6.007 SET EE aaa eee ae 31,733 Total army casualties. ..... 56.362 Names from St. Louis and Vicinity, , Missouri and Illinois outside of Chi- cago and suburbs, are: St. Louis and Vicinity. Died from wounds—Clarence &e Willer, 65453 Manchester avenue (pre- | a constitutional viously announced). Wounded severely —Jacob bitsch, 3615 Risch avenue. burg, St. Lovis County. Wounded, | Ro- Luxem- degree undetermined— Corp. William Benkendorf, 7023 South Broadway. Missouri. Killed in action—Lieut. Guy E Morse, Kansas City (previously re- ported missing). Wounded severely—Emil. C. sen, St. Joseph; Edward Higginsville. Wounded, degree undeterimined— Wagoner Martin H. Brandt. St. Jo- seph; Arthur R. Strong, De Kalb: Jess R. Walbourn, Sweet Springs. J en = Neimeyer, Wounded slighily, Clarence Lowen, Hannibal. Iinois, Wounded severely, Corp. Glessie Grove, Lawrenceville; Corp. Valen- tine Wurmnest, A. Frey, Belle Lawrence Prairie; Charles A, Godfrey, New Canton: Edward Mahannah, Dwight: Matthew Vo- hanish, Joliet; Ben Gelard, Phoenix (previously reported missing). Pontiac: Wounded, degree undetermined, Corp. Arthur W. ‘arlson, Cham-' paign; Otto J. Boyer, Steeleville: Willis McKinnis, Equality (previ- ously reported missing): Cornetius J. Wise, Walnut (previously reported missing). 19,284-MEN FROM STATE TO BE CALLED NEXT TWO MONTHS: Missouri's Quota Represents 12 Per Cent of 19 to 36 Men in Class 1 Registered Sept. 12. Special to the Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oct. 25 Lieutenant-Colonel McCord... execu- tive officer for Missouri in the oper- ation of the selective draft, received a telegram today from Provost Mar- shal-General Crowder announcing that 12 per cent .of the Class 1 men registered Sept. 12 would be called during November and December this year. The men included in this call range in ages from 19 to 36 years und the quota for the State is estimated at 19.284. St. Louis usually supplies 25 per cent of the State's quota. As only a few of the counties have thus far completed the classification of the September draft, Col. McCord is urging that the various boards in charge of these details lose no time in getting their work that when the orders to entrain ar’ be in readiness to move. Most of the registrants between the ages of 19 and 36, however, are. already classified. NO SIGNATURES TO ORDERS FOR THE EXECUTION OF BELGIANS Investigation Shows German Officers Feared Consequences—fFryatt's Reprieve Too Late. Rv the Associated Preaa, WITH THE BRITISH ARMY IN BEILAGIUM, Thursday, Oct. 24 An inspection of numerovs German posters in Belgium, discloses that, wherever the death penalty for of- fenses by civilians was enacted, no signature was attached. It is con- cluded that no German commander was willing to take an individual re- eponsihilitv for snch orders, possibly fearing consequences in the future. In Bruges, in addition to the visi- ble evidence, it was testified to by Echevin, one of the Aldermen who attended the execution of Capt. Frvy- att, master of the British steamer Brussels, as the representative of the city. The Alderman said Capt. Fry- att looked straight at hia firing Squad. An hour after his execution an order that he be not shot arrive.i from Cermany. She's an wp-todete gtr! She opened « arge account fer a Diamend Hing a! | oftis & Co., 24 feor. 308 N. 6th st.—Ady, ~~ er eee Italian DPraft Treaty Ratified. Tay the Associated Prees. WASHINGTON. Oct. 25.—The Ttallan draft treaty providing for reciprocal military service of citizens of that country and the United States Was ratified today by the Senate The treaty i* similar to those alread) made with Great Britain, France and Greece. STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH Which Should Receive Serious Consideration of the Voters — | -_- -— a ee Records Justify and in Some Cases Demand Defeat of Men at Forthcoming . | Election. . —— sacs -aaarteacstaasamccicmasccise iia ee Owing to the restriction of news space under Federal regulations the Post-Dispatch will not publish information concerning all candidates at the heretofore. Instead it presents here- idates who in the face of those forthcoming clection as it has done with the faets concecrning only those cand facts should receive the closest consideration at the hands of the voters. As will be seen the publie interest justifies, even demands in some cases the | election of the opponents of the following candidates: JOHN SARTORIUS, 2026 South | tenced to 10 in the peniten- year>rs Wy .] completed, 80) | Judge dispatched to the State the men will, Ninth street, Democratic nominee for State Senator, Thirteenth District, grocer. tepresented the district in the Senate in 1903 and 1905. Was tiary for another offense. Judge Miller released Farris and Cummins without a trial on the bribery charge, taking the remark- —_ _ publican . lation known as “Tony Steuver's man.” In able position that as there was no | voting usually was with the Senators Legislature in session at the time) who voted in accordance with the | the agreement to pay money for the wishes of legislative representatives Passage of the bill was alleged ves of corporations. He was an active, have been made, and as the Legisla- supporter of the racetrack interests and voted against the repeal of the bill permitting racetrack gambling. Was one of only four Senators voting ture had adjourned before the col- ‘action of the money was alleged to have been begun, there could be no bribery. After the 1916 election Judge Mil- with the Raking Powder Trust on ; the “alum bill’ in 1903 Was gde- ler released without trial and even feated for re-election in 1906 by A.: Without ascertaining whether thev KE. Methudy, a Republican, by a ma- had appeared in court on their jority of 2378. Sartorius is opposed bonds 90 negroes charged with elec- ~ BOEDAMONGSI3 Facts Concerning Candidates _INTERESTINELECTION CASUALTIES ON LIST One ———,, Republicans Said to Have Planned to Put Hogan Over at Any Cost. — Interest in the city election, Nov. 5, is centering largely among local particular- politicians, Republicans ‘ly, in the reported determination of Mayor Kiel and the Republican City Committee to elect the Mayor's son- in-law, Police Judge | ~ IS ON THE JUDGESHIPS } ! a " eC $1,655,270 U, R. DEFICIT FOR 1918 REPORTED BY M’CULLOCH Public Service Commission Urged to Give Early Hearing on Plea for Another Fare Increase. a communication to the Mis- souri Public Service Commission yeS- terday, President McCulloch of the United Railways Co. estimates that, even with the 6-cent fare the com- pany’s earnings for 1918 will show In \@ deficit of $1,655,270, of which $1.,- 10,570 will be on the city lines and $644,700 on the county lines. He asks that the commission give an early hearing on an application now Granville Ho-| _gan, to a Circuit judgeship. The fight for Hogan, whose nom- | ination in the primary was forced by | the Mayor's influence over the Re-!' ‘publican organization, is said to have been the subject of numerous polit- ical conferences recently and the de- cision reached that Hogan is to be elected even if some of the other Re- candidates must be sacri- ficed for him to win. Dea] Favors O'Brien. Along this line there is in circu- a story that efforts now are under way for political deals be- tween some Republican and some Democratic City Committeemen to the end that Democratic influences may be brought to bear to help elect this year by William E. Depetheuer, “0? frauds ee a painting contractor,-of 1321 Allen Judge Miller's opponent is Thomae avenue I. O’Brien of 4161 Sherandoah ave- CONWAY ELDER. 1°09 Walton ™U® an Assistant Circuit Attorney. avenue, Republican, nominee for, FREDERIC KK ESSEN, Clayton, State Senator, Thirty-second District tepublican ‘NOmIneS ‘or assole, term of four years. Pursued a nar- ™&an Meeker’s unexpired term. row partisan policy toward Gov. ** re Gardner's program of needed rey- lican Congressional Committee. Es- enue legislation and voted agains. S€" is 55 years old and was born on most of the revenue bills. Opposed @ farm in St. Louis County. For convention to frairre many vears he has been Known as tne boss of St. ' Named by the Tenth District Repup- | Hogan, and that in return Republic- an influences will throw votes to Thomas J. O’Brien, Democratic nom- inee for Judge of the Court of Crim- inal Correction. Democrats are O’Brien will iead ticket in St. Louis, notwithstanding the concentratior. of effort by the Auxiliary Committee to the Demo- cratic City Committee to elect the Democratic candidutes of Judges. The Democratic nominees for the Circuit bench-——Richard A. predicting that the Democratic | Franklin Miller, Charles B. Williams a new Constitution. Voted in favor, epublican Louls Coun-' measure providing legal machine-y falling-out with State Senator A. E. for contests of constitutional amend- i. Gardner, his power is not as ex- ment elections. Opposed suffrage. censive. I;ider’s opponent is James C. Jones While Essen was boss of the coun-. of 3 Kingsbury place, president of «y in 1993 he was paid $10,600 by the Missouri Bar Association, and a W. K. Kavanaugh, tnen president of lawyer of high standing, who has. che Wiggins Ferry Co., for getting a' been identified with many progress-, franchise for tne Central Belt Rail- ive movements. wav Co., which Kavanaugh and his GRANVILLE HOGAN, 1726 Simp-. to young and inexperienced lawyers and in recent years he has had little about through his father-in-law’s in- associates sold to the Terminal Rail- | loons and gambling resorts operated son place, Republican, nominee fer, road Association for $160,000. Circuit Judge.—Was refused the en-- It was brought out in a lawsuit dorsement of the Republican lawy “c- ee ee = icants within 10 miles of a military | cr shipbuilding establishrmment, and in itself makes the larger cities of Texas “bone dry.” 13 STEAM RADIATORS STOLEN Also Six Coils of Pipe Taken From Carleton Building. Thirteen steam radiators, each \four feet high and weighing several! named | hundred pounds, and six coils of five-inch cable were stolen from a room on the eleventh floor of the Carleton Building, Sixth and Olive ; Streets D. L. Jenkins, manager of thy building, reported the theft last Re- | four | They refused to endorse | SS ee |Police Judge Karl Kimme!] when he | | i ; | Was a candidate for Circuit Judge He is 35 years old and was born in| f¢"ses. and once paid a small fine. | Citget: «uae ” warn ) EDWARD J..HOGAN JR.. 2025/0" the Republican ticket in’ 1914. St. Louis. Worked his way through ; ; o- oS OE, “SUSE | aoa, . , | Cass avenue, Democratic nominee, ae es Opposed by many mem- the public schools and through law ‘#55 4 s : beara | bers of the bar just as is Hogan school. He has been. engaged in for the Legislature in the fourth ee Se ea ce — ‘ 1. | rage Piha ; } = iow Kimmel Was Scratched. practice ] ” vears and has been ac- | Distris t—Business agent of . oft } if a aviv €na H I¢ Republican State and City Commit- on soft drinks, but when it was Pe | peaten the wont larg 4 saa =e tees. His nomination was brought. considered, voted for it. Between; . _.| eaayee! = ee Pe panes iagare’ ic | Majority making it doubtful if more about largely by the fact that he the votes the Governor pardoned was one of the choices of the Repub- lican machine and was on of favored -candidates. CALVIN N. MILLER, 5939 Maple averue, Republican nominee § for Judge of the Court of Criminal Cor- rection——Is 51 years old and has served two terms in the office. Be- fore going on the bench his practice its slate from the penitentiary Hogan's broth- who was serving a sentence for Hogan's record was open many criticisms. and he was not considered a progressive legislator. WILLIAM. J. McPHERSON, 1340 eT. burglary. to for the Legislature in the Fifth Dis- was principally in the criminal! nae hae cea —e salesman. courts. The Court of Criminal Cor- Member of \Legislature in 1897 and rection handles miror criminal cases 1917. Voted for most of the Gard.- and appeals from the Police Courts. Mer administration bills, and after Miller closely allied with politicians, and is a very close friend , of Charles (Cap) Troll. He was op- posed in the election of 1914 by the Municipal Voters’ League, which charged that he had not raised his court above the plane of political ac- tivities which so frequently center ir a court of its kind Judge Miller's most recent decision IS OVERCOATS the Legislature visited State institu- tions as a coffee salesman, bearing a letter of introduction from the Gov- ernor. Opposed woman's suffrage. BOYS’ HEAVY to attract wide attention and which was particularly gratifying to poli- ticians, was in December. 1917, (Trench Model ) when he sustained a demurrer to ar indictment of Representative Frank H. Farris of Rolla, and Ray Cum- mins, then a policeman, in connec- tion, with the passage of the police salary grab bill in the last Legisla- ture. Crmmine since has heen sen- eos Men's Heavy Underwear, 95¢ 4.95 | than one Democrat could win. Kim- me] ‘voters who voted was scratched by about for the other two |Republican candidates for Judge, but those who scratched him split their ’ vote between two Democratic ; ,didates, and notwithstanding he ran Bayard avenue, Republieaan nominee far ‘elected behind his ticket, Kimmel as Circuit Judge. Lawyers who are devoting time to was _the local judicial campaign, say they | believe _ Democratic because of the high standing of the (lawyers on it. 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Ourt e the very lowest U ITY THE VERY @@ue BEST. $1.00a week is all we ask re 1] JEWEL iM ra Court for Alton, strate Macuire of Alt . that he will he ys for petty Saturd Le. - EFFERSO 4S North Jeffer : MEAT AR hing Guaran WE Al the shortage of hel phone on Saturday, WE SAVE YOU ROAST emer eeeees : Satu: Sirloin, Terterhouse, Roas' J MORRIS’ ¢ Ss Marigold: has no equal ° cannot t a" “4 Roll. Why buy lard: T 11NG NEW—The Jefferso ence. Kokobeart, 30¢. Nut ! » will have plenty _ Our Grocery Sale in WE DELIVE! JOE of m L. 5110-8 Buy one of these master timepieces. They have 17 real Jewels — GENUINE RUBIES AND SAPPHIRES. Pay only $1.co down and the balance at the rate of $1.00 a week e¢€ your nose, throat aod lungs and everv particie of air that enters your breathing orfans ® | he harged with an, ) antisept germ ki ne balsam that will atm iteliwv strov the Berms of Inflven®s hat hays t* nif oc grt on? tnere, You cant do this too ofilen No erdi- nary night and morning «arg ine or throat soraving will be @ufficient eo lone the day yeu come in constant The Hrometi i- as during contact with infection haler is small and can be convenientif er 1 a hand-bag or . eet pocke arr? ; bivery half hour or #0 throughout the Ga¥ take it out and draw a few breaths of 'ta , ° ta nx A! n'n ‘our noee ent hroat ht ining this vou can preven nfection and ne k the further apread “ ne di sue ‘ ’ HoeuEn } are eemi ne in jire t tace ’ ihia as ineipernaive r+ a ae tre foheler. wih iae, a” i fet ime " , > sun si *s of the (rl of H nel a be bad at 6aF no *nr ‘s we er e OT NOTE: ¢ : of i yore eo strong y ree ommended abeve for the prevention of Foanish Influenza ‘s rot a he dimove Put te the apt ~mtis of an od & time-tried treatment | eo vew diwenee. 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Bold by All Druggiats. —ADVERTISEMENT, rire! cookers 7 fully eouippe® furnaces are among the Pest-Dite- paich Want Ad Fer sale olfezm SPANISH INFLUENE > ~ Yow’ll Sn ; Sa The famous Gulbri r- originated many yea! } playing the Gulbran ~* Lap It signifies the remark Player to the slightest it is to play the Gulbrs This feature alone is O see the Gulbransen bef are many other import sively in the Gulbranse¢ 4s The-Greates Player-Pi Fe Come in tomorrow and i , Nation¢ i Suburban Model......3 os Town House Model. 4 ai fe Easy Payn Send Coupon for C Please send me OW . Catalog. ; ae a Bi @eeeeneeerteeeneeeevrnvenerr” ‘ - KIESELHORST’S T t CARUSO CONCERT, Pension Fund: Music Lowis CRN Perse 7 spect, ™ mies are -. ——— —_——- —_ eae ; ¥ a nee £2 _ Vave ot Wavings D fall 4 ai 9 aM to yf
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LOUIS POST-DISPATCH See ee ee Court for Alton, night offenders to cut the lak ey ge gage “4 gy re bills, and to enable sutasttions nt ne w ° ers who get yd: s for petty Saturday! work —s trouble to be back at | § 5 North Jefferson—Jefferson and Market Upstream Run of 12 Days Will eA AND GROCERY | Complete First Trip in WE ARE AT WAR the shortage of help it is impossible to answer phone on Saturday, so please get busy Friday. the tele- The towboat Nokemis, which de-| parted from St. Louis on Sept. 28) amid jubilation that it was opening | the Mississippi-Warrior Waterways, | Whigs ; 4 q rye EA Ss the Government’ river service, anc |f T= Lg 4 oe / thus i e or | A ep rk 3 | revived use of the river f SOREN nO Heteren er, spe ties ” Eee * aTIYT ' Whe OS DP a al My Credit Rules the World : NAN SIR shipping, will slip into the dock again | WE SAVE YOU $0c ONAD late today. untooted, having " made Men and nations ask and receive credit. It’s no humiliation to buy on credit. It D. Y C. S. : OLLAR the 2300-mile round-trip to New Or-|{ denotes a good character to buy on credit and meet the obligations. H. & R.’s Do Your Christmas ae ; 4 ROAST LAMB Pilesien ‘ ee redit method is so easy and simple that everyone can own real good and stylish Shopping Now. By our distinctive process - Ib 1%e | leg of Lamb. Ib _leans almost without délays. c hout t h Ali week while you w th - ib ae Spay ate 13¢ | Shoulder op Sn “tale tatiapadae 7 | The Jack of celebration is due, § clothes poe aes Spot cas ttle every wee y ear 6 gar- all the sweetness of the Roast * eeeseeteser eeseetétaes t . Stew Lamb, Ib Shee Ry pais pee 121 ; } largely to t} fay 8 ace ir t of A VW. ments— a an: 15e espe neswsanns tee f@| largely, 1e viewpoin A. ) sweet, pearly part of se- an... at Wet Ree we YOM | Mackie, manager of the service— J ALTERATIONS ABSOLUTELY FREE mir t, ly ee Sel Monk tenet. ie, pe mebaeninmte |“our business now is to navigate.” WOMEN’S SUITS—** the new narrow skirts \ ed corn is brought to : iy | w} , eee eetees r y ‘ . . ‘ t} > : f . STEAKS | Veal coon 9 oti ste le e+e ABO rhe Nokomis will hi reetves a and new length coats, strictly your table. er | a on ET ae eal fl menage —. in g Bro tailored styles, trimmed with stitching and buttons. All cor- to ¢F RMO Ss ORN Deba eee oo eeesesreccences 22e: No. 1 Bacon, Ib...... : ns ‘ rent downstream, on dayignt & " ’ ies $20 $ } es: °*: carn seeee thus | Ste No. 1 Hamee See aawebagee paix, in 28 dhys. ‘Two. other tow: UE Re ae A a i, osc na dé wbeelde ouaneun J A UR Cc w, Ub, .................... i8e No, 1 California Hams, Ib. os can ee boats have made the down trip and WOMEN’S COATS heavy, warm coating ma- FLAKES are toasted OUR now are headed back to St. Louis. terials in full-length motaies “ust right” golden cris Bias Bolling Beef, Ib EXTRA SPECIALS » One other, the Barrett, is on the) high collars and useful large pockets; taupe, brown, J delici . P THOUSAND dif. “4 ‘Corne* . Vool Jersey BS, Studs, etc. They 4 * Saturday Special the fifth capacity cargo of St. Louis|§ and Serge Dresses, OUuUS size. Our Pot! | | Birloin, EIS ES SE OO 20c products that has started down the'!§ and dressy Satin, Charmeuse and Crepe de Chine Frocks in 1? to 4 ery SOE a . ® river since the Nokomis opened the | the newest shades and styles, some with Georgette sleey es, eeRY at ogg 1 ekenpeenamemcanaan hagoe f Men’s and Young Men’s Suit d po a week be beat... ae tescesceses 82e 9 Big Straw Hat Consignment. : a . 1s Ss and Overcoats Bk. Roll. Why buy lard? Try this ee you will ike ig: Se | The principal item of the Nokomis’ | § Stylish models in newest Fall patterns and colors, and : a cargo which she will set down in St... PUES 0k Sins is 06d0b60 RUCKER Ee 08 6000S OO Teer NG NEW—tThe Jefferson Special! Why , 60 " at pee Asch i es re eM eg ee i on MN Re PORN ED oy oy a oye Ty ee 2 ne a eee Kokoheart, 30c. Nut iamrarine. Geed Ly Aine = The tag lard. Louis today is 25 freight carloads of | baled straw hats consigned from} j Vera Cruz, Mex., to the Caradine!§ Harvest Hat Co., 2128 Washington| & avenue, and the Mexican-American ENUFF SAID have plenty of meat all day Saturday at these prices. MILLINERY | Grocery Sale in last Sunday’s Post is still good. f| Hat Co., 1723 Locust street. It is) ] t in just th —— the largest shipment of hats ever! & 0 styl es they ‘ . aA ~% a L 5110-8 JOE SMART, Mer. eenowe en ? | Other consignments tine Brazilian | § 4 eat | , coffee to the Norwine Coffee Co., 311) : , /j* $7.50 oS SEAL 5 ; North Second street, and Meyer! § } Bros. Spice and Coffee Co., Seventh! & Your credentials are Z; Z aia and Spruce streets. There also is a ol sisswhere. large consignment of nitrates from | the South American west coast to the Monsanto Chemical Co. : | That interest in the possibilities of § river shipments is spreading con-| Stantly to greater distances from St. Louis is seen in the applications for § , Good on purchase of $10.00 We also sell Skirts, Waists, ype yo mgr ond on and up. Men’s Topcoats, Raincoats, Hats and Shoes on Crec ? 2 Cash or Credit, Suit Yourself. Order from your neighborhood grocer. Trade Supplied by The Armour Grain pany, Chicago Armour’s Dats—a fael saver. They cock in 10 to 15 minates, F aihal “We do not think that rail serv TT ange eT NM IPSRTRE Se bint 7 obs hei teae hie ast ats al Tete: OMEN rrr abies PUT TETTR LTPP TNE rereyers om rrren! } ice can equal this prompt delivery,” Says the Baby | the letter stated. B | | The corn was transferred direct * The famous Gulbransen ‘* asy- to-Play”’ trade-mark | from & barge to a steamer of the originated manv vears ago trom ‘ tiny, vear-old baby Brees tesy Co. Two representa- + playing the Gulbransen Player-Piano. re ot Eases 41 wens Geleunee tn avail themselves of the excellent foreign service offered by the River Service in conjunction with the company steamers. BREAKUP-ACOLD TABLETS A PREVENTIVE TREATMENT FOR SPANISH INFLUENZA Get a bor, take one tablet every four hours and two on CTS. going to bed. Drink pleaty of water. ALL DRUG STORES DONT LET A COLD POSLAM EXCELS | KEEP YOU AT HOME mlgaat ever au te bring | IN C 0 N QU ER | N ! g| quick relief. WORST FCZEMA , | Small doses once in awhile and that lthroat-tearing, lung-splitting cough | That results should show overnight | soon quiets down. Another doso and jis a great deal to expect of a wo a hot bath before jumping into bed, | | Remedy- except Poslam. Bus los- ,a good sleep, and back to normal in lam differs from all other remedies in » | possessing healing energy in a more rT * moe at Ca eee “ww D5 pap oe 5: - ah + } BA it ‘ F ; ; . 42 ya ie Yer Rios hae e a os ' “ae Ee, , : ’ fe A : rh # as Ac } re re ee ‘ y a ‘| ty bl hl > ” ’ A 9 a vii * > ‘? % ‘ a 4! ne a - 4 F . - pat - ay ¢ Wal a 5 it ; A so bgt x + Lee ce 4 Ss ps qe ‘ F ie bs , ee, fe # he wh _+ oy A ; ¥ ‘ ‘ bh oe ia i ‘ She a" oy i way : ee tg tee A J he Tio ee ad ya) 3 POoe ne) . : ; sat AES Pe ‘er Bint is ‘ Be" a ela - s >: ped | an - vy RT veg wef 3 ae pws 7 3 Nv ae s “ ™~, a ery Je tae lab es, » thy, sa “ t +. 3 es * peat. many people are fail- Town House Model... 8460 White House Model, 857% Sergt. Butler, assistant recruiting of- | @ simp'le ordinary precau- to avoid infection. For. Easy Payments—Weekly or Monthly a. after its development, ts ae 7 ; ; Hes S Kage Saath Vaheeedihie! the morning. | Nationally Priced as Follows: cruiting offices in the Post-Dispatch Dr. King’s New Diseovery is well ,concentrated and more active form, | t daily increase of Spanish we Building yesterday when a young s pn Aes. . } tubbera : is be icant eheeethus Buburban Model R425 Country Seat Model. 8310 ai Bs. nee list ere ‘known. For fiftv vears it’s been re- | That is the reason why in 8 u 0 é Vi tee 8 r at . y St. Louisan, refused enlistmen V this too ofien. No eordi- U p the Old Convivial Song. 4 ad morning «argliing or The children of France are rapidly ' K will be eufficient so lona , acquiring an American vocabulary, §& Ask Leading Toilet Counters, or By Maal Nationa! Toilet Compeny, Paris, Tess. U.S. A. Special for carly Christmas o Ms 6 oo tie bole Our stock of diamonds is most complete and our Xmas Shop- ping Club offers you a chance The head of every family that valves ‘ {te health shovld always have in the house a package of I’r Carter's K. and | = ‘rie aa While Paying S30 ELGIN—Genuine Elgin, a swatch that is carried by more HB. Tea : day yeu co: ’ natant , P ¥: ing sing J eric: Then when any member of the famliy , Section The Snel in and si “s eben, * cy — a ie — people in more parts of the to secure one with your loose needs something for a sluggish liver ' ) ; " rs cluding the Convivial ciassic, e , ae , sass, ey ° world than any other watcs change that you will spend any- sick headache. or to promotiy reguiat® made. Choice of 12 or 16 size y in and thin models. Spe- _ Way. Come 37 50 cial for the early $27 50 sce our wonderful “ ' the bowels. aimaly brew a cup and crink | It is extravagant and wasteful to rub off twice r or #0 throughout the day mond W.: Behymer of Lebanon, IIl., nena tnx y pgtetec rin or ie Dep artment ope! '* The Gang’s All Here,’ writes Ray- draw a few breaths of {ta . _ | {tt just Before vedtime air inta ,our nose and ' and Kast Side newspaper man, who (Christmas shoppers. ° bd ' assortment Mt. ..---- It's an oid remedy ia [> (f“artera as much bar so2 as you eee, this you can a ae da pls a pds lA ‘is overseas with the Chemical War- | ged B. Tea. and has been used for. need. Save x Grand: on th cane ba met Sorene aa fare Service. - uarantee | wears by thousands of families, who gt » Powdered ae with it. in is an | C such good results from i's wee that they ¢asure a Tiin ons As the iaholer wil ; He mer es that 2m wee Americans CAMEO RINGS Wrist Watches : , ! Pave no desire to taxe anything elise cut the - > - supplies of | 7 ‘march along the little French girls | § fn We westi x ie te tha: bien: Sele. ful. Won't . ‘ a” ; " al . ae ‘ if a. ' , ; ai Po iQ te re 4 } be bad at ony Lo A ‘ask for pennies and the little French SIGNET RINGS Our assortment of Wrist Watches vem cam bent out it and it will do them 004 a DY ever the Gacst so strongly ree- 4 gt et / | boys ask for cigarettes, all in very and Milltary Watches is unsur- wrices anywhere . chi! . r. —_ &, a. a, Cay AG a a it 3 hy BY Oh he Cais ye Lees yea ts ft: ng y P po eae OR oh Oat. ee aes Bn aba oe - Yrate steed Bra F fi " DD Bi ‘ i a in ale oo ' om nd . Kay FE et: & er? OE hp, veg ee ‘ ‘ p? f . vap c . . re * ys f " . . ” boar. oe he Dad Mer 5 Me: i Bie a ee : ’ a 3 a gy - “e ae Le ty % ; =~ % 4 ‘ eile ~ : + Rhy baba why a “ * ; bey a . ‘ he . - . P her ee naa is che new discovery np fj l oF ) NO fair English, on then gah ‘ ~ x ‘ Y ow ss f a for snot cash on assed. Many atyles from which : ‘ we to select. All are fully guargntecd ont er neorfulle in wenZa $, Wark the Weaken Socks Ss and warrarted to keep ? refund te vou , | Socwdiae. J SOAP Powdered : mh a standard in the treat- accurate time. ‘See our anv devonit , go moe : : aA 2 "h: r etl ll t~—“‘(i‘i tC ee eh Eee s made. Our goods = | ale 4 ate @ on Wottt. wi / Li Here, What the Hell do We Care. BROOCHES special value at. masnes = one Pneumonia, nh. 7 c For Rt = > a 4 fr bie or $i a Week 200% ourfit with ita- » ®helf far regular have one get . fn ** —— ee ee ee a re es me rukaisie everywhere , J : nit } ——_—— sa _— 9 aI Ae | Rulh|| 2 | THAT PARAMOUNT CIGAR SCARF PINS “Who chooseth it shall fain what. a 'many men destre.” At all smokeries. | j ré Av 1h) | Adv. Your Liver tiis and ‘onati pation Spreading Thruout: the Country Black oe 8 AOE OO A LLG LEAL TILE LAE LE INA LTS GLO LLL LILO LEN LL LLL LL SLL LLL LO LL ee ere re Reems OE ji We | 7 purcn 10 RESUME ~ SHIPPING OPrgt. 6 Pp it out- ADVERTISE. a eres — - ——— - Regular Trips to U. S. and England | RISHED | \ Tig / ge (soon. | ; — By the Associate | 1D WOMEN . g LONDON, Thursday, Oct. 24.—. Health, Strength, : 3 es | Dutch newspapers say that shipping | Abilit va\ 3-Crain y nee A Dollar nal | concerns in Holland are taking steps) ‘preparatory to resuming regular | mene "Tablete. 7 ery Best Tonie. ‘a Minute opena DVERTISEM AVINgS Ac count | trips to England and America in ADV females ererraixc ") Red Tape ert re ee Many thousands are finding relief trem Influensza. and oreventing pneumenia. ‘t fe eald. dy the use of Miller's Antiseptic OU «known aa Bnake (© !?. Its great penetrating. pain-refeving atalitiee ‘os eure almert tnetant relief when aoplies freely on the cheet or threat, when fret symptoms come on The “ll penetrates through to the affected parta and opens Open Saturday Until 9 P. M. up the atr vassaces, mates Preathing | stores the voaine in the Sack. and IS SESE SEFE ea ~ L —ORIEL BUILDING 9 nt : f cough a fee dreps on a iitt'> eurar ND F OOR RIE B pig tones the wore ©Ceung o '* ne ‘ime iuring the tira? rine months of ! Den't fail te have & bettie on hand whea ‘1918, the Pont Dispatch pri nted 47.9.4 AND LOCUS the sttack cores on, and if used arrere For Saie “Wante 72.415 mere (han in@ te directions requns are R urt ree: A. the FOUR other St Leuls new spapere vour Money back sa! . € , i 60. ™ ‘3 00 bo tties ~All. combined. oe Relieved Nurely Pieasantiy, Cheaply oA LPS 4 > A consequence of the withdrawal of the | I’-boat menace, according to an Am.-. | sterdam dispatch to the mxchange | . ee mere «4 fully oonteel at among the Post-Dis- | Telegraph Co. Vor Sale offer | = Be ~ Shipping with Denmark was re.- sumed yesterday, it is said. . sista. 3 °------ror----——" : %,.3 %
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ae A as - paneer mca AO . ~ TET PT TCT E TN te Meg ae ete A Be Cee oe Hy ER 5098 Bern oe bef * - ~ = Kee ye, , oe ais als BI Seaccagrt yest aso tet te peg YR” eta MERE aa ts tena a Serer a RS » v et. we sepelihainndininss Cpiaciieeetsie rer ee om . SU ihy. Sas naan Hg EO APE Z INS Ape or Aw ’ . Bi ee Mee R * ¢ ug ¢ res as RO GREET Fe ou abel’ - t a eae MD oid be ae re a \ tee aRtianagy he = es — bats Sn oes 38 i aa eg Athartier, se ta “we? a Fee : ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH FINITE] Y FOR A policeman testified that on the way SALOON CLOSED INDEFINITELY FOR? po'tcoman teres aeclared th to the station, MAN'S REFUSAL T0 BUY BONDS ;the “damned pi brat! a — (j;overn- 'ruined his business” and marks derogatory to the ment. In response to questions by Testimony Is That Frank Hiemenz | Said He Bought at Trust Com- pany and Salesmen Found He Had Not. Because of his refusal to buy Lib- €rty Bonds, Frank Hiemenz, 49 vears been orde red by Kxcise {om mission Second or ae One er Lewis to close indefinitely his sa- : after his arrest. His attorney, Vincent A. Dohert declared that Hiemenz could not ford to buy bonds. The affidavit loon at 4153 Olive street It was testified at his hearing yes- terday that John A. Slater, 5801 En- right avenue, and Bayard P. Siiver. 411 North Newstead avenue, Liberty Siond saiesmen, called on Hiemenz, Oct. 14 and were told by him that he had bought bonds through a trust company The salesnien said thev found that Hiemenz had not bough’ bonds through a trust company. They returned and told itm so. Thev de- that Hiemenz owns the building ee eee — SFT VA Ss ‘tee STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25. 1918. the Excise Commissioner, Hiemenz sai’ -he had two sons who had obtained | deferred classification in the drafi Old, 5911 Kingsbury boulevard, has and that he had not bought aed bonds, but had bought $150 of Fourth Loan Bons af- ot Silver declared that he had learnel in which he conducts his saloon, the apartment building in which he re-, sides and a farm near Overland, Mo Investigation of Hiemenz’s remarks 's being made by Federal authorities. clared that Hiemenz ordered then: | Jack Frost Baking Powder. No ad- from the saloon and used descriptive | Vance in price language. They caused his arrest, | Price. full ‘pound 25c¢.-—Adv.. None better at any $1.00 Worth of Thrift j i 7 Stamps With Every Pur- @ 288 chase of $15 or More ONE DOLLAR # ALL. THE. $1.00 CREDIT a 3. = Clothe YOU WANT: You ¥ in : TSH YVOotR CREDIT HERE, because our special Credit System offers a dig- nified, convenicont method of obtaining new Fall and Winter Clothing for Men and Women, on EASY WEERLY PAYVYWUENTS. Women Don’t Need Cash to Dress Well FALL SUITS Women's Suits, made of all- wool gabardine, serge and broadcloth, in all the new Fall colors and newest styles Correctly made and trimmed. Save your cash—buy one on . oredit—we will make the $20 10$50 SS & OVERCOATS For men who want to feel well dressed. All new styles and fab- rics—ON CREDIT— Smart Dresses | ().0 1089 7.50 of Every Description Women's Dresses: made of a@lli-wool jersey and serges and pure silks, in a wide range of atyles—tunics, em- broidered and strictly tai- lored. USEF YOUR CREDIT— DON'T it will do more for you here louis Store 318 Collins- ville Avy. than cash in any other store. $11.90 10 $35 COODWILLa2: TWO WEDDINGS ARE T0 \SHE WILL BECOME A BRIDE TOMORROW i ~ BE HELD TOMORROW Miss Margtaret Gale and Miss Julia Johnston Are to Be the Brides. ee ee iif} marriage of Miss Margaret Van Buren Gale to John Bunn Henkle will be one of the im portant nuptial events of the season, } ' the ceremony to be performed tomor- | row afterroon at 5°30 o'clock, at the | residence of the bride’s parents, Mr. | and ‘Mrs. Arthur H. Gale of 4301 West Pine boulevara. The plans were made for a large | | ' and fashionable church wedding at} St. Peter's Episcopal Church, but ‘owing to the influenza edict the /criginal program has been cancele:l ‘and only the relatives and a few ' close friends will be present at the |home ceremony. Mis sGale will have for her matron of honor her cousin, Mrs. Edwin Embree Pendleton, formerly Miss Katherine Van Buren, a bride of the late spring, who will wear a gown of pale gray satin and will carry a bouquet of pink roses. Little Martha Ray Gale, the bride’s little niece, will be the flower girl and will wear a white crepe de chine frock embroidered in rosebuds and will carry a basket of pink roses. A | | Adrienne Klinge. Mr. Smith isin the. [ . ee AN +3 VAN cmede MVRKLLO PORTRAIT... J | ‘ ; } ——— ‘ Miss Margaret EGbo.. Alexander Starne of Springfield, | service and is stationed in Washing- | Ill... will be- Mr. Hendle’s only at- | ton, a We Met at U. of LM ad 2 Z A ca blegram received My. and Mrs. J. F. Wilson During 7 ‘“S88hounced the marriage ad f ‘ hal, China. Oct. 18, an A ter —@aughter, Miss Helen ‘ The Old Reliable Waldo L. Schieuter, the s | Behlueter. a druggist at 4 Ville avenuc, Fast St. Loi Schlueter has been itn i tWo years His bride teft — 24 and arrived in Shang! M a lted M il k Wedding day. Both are at the University of Ilinots Very Nutritious, Digestihble Student at Smith Acade Bchiveter determined to & Round Package seal” cana. A The REAL Food-Drink, instantly prepared. aS mechanical. engines: Made by the ORIGINAL Horlick process and, & eeiving nie mechanical ens from carefully selected materials. P SFee he went to Shang Used successfully over % century. | @¥ecutive position for th Qu Co. A EO WEETING ON CITY OWNI Endorsed by physicians everywhere. Oric Ieaguc Committee I specity HOFTICK’S the original —e MALTEO MiL& co. AClIAt wis uU BA Cam hom axes co Om,, “ip of the United Railw: Others Are Imitations_ . The question of munic! Useed today at a mee We Are Salea Agents for & & ted Railways Commi’ , : | Civic Le ae Waterman’s Ideal Fountain Pens | | “Vator no Ask to See the Safety, Self-Filling and Regular Types. be recommended. but the A. S. ALOE CO., 513 OLIVE ST. Pinks tnat before thie is : | nh which wil! be fair em She United Railways but t ~—_— : 88 wel) must be agreed Ut Ae ee er ee et Ps, Citrus Frutt Prices hb the Associated Press. IMPORTANT NOTICE | On account of discontinuance of = NEW YORK, Oct. 25 ly fotiowing the annouw O@. inveatigation by the Fi S Beard of alleged pro! ij Kes and lemons the) In this age of “nerves”. Daylight Saving Plan . Mother should be given ‘BALTIMORE & OHIO. capable home help. Use | former dropped from $%: ; } q; i* wing +71 ype o lean ae: POST-DISPATCH Want = °°2% at public auction can i oe ; tat ~ . 4 | : e4 Veral dealers have beer 1 oft whieh date it wit “AGS. . _ to Q&Ppear before the boa! | ® at 8:36 o . @xpiain the alleged ) a asi F. D. Gildefsiceve, A. G. P. A. By ee have been these fruita
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Pe. % mee ee ee ee oy al al A es 2 ee } tke eal Ae OME et 4 z S 7 S pie + = bi Pe ee ee ee t e % : rs Ss ~ POT “= SPQ eae ee : ~ Sie eeatel og R= : - OIE OL: - acai, .aadilioedlinanneeaamammalaliated baad ee — - ren - as i Freee . net atta aind _ — a . THE HOUSE OR 'APARTME NT: IN WHICH YOU OUGHT TO LIVE may_ be _ad vertised a today. “we 7 again, divo reed } pay alimony A parte ony for wife nal teveed still) j a th Vv n Ss e babe §8 rulers, but of the hows iliam Il is the %4 is the rom the family residence. Cass de h ’ | Entered ti result of b rea ftre-| tae n indicati F and Wilhat ard and bro’ ot | ADVANCE | lector — J en. t ret. into rest it adiv b of atin unera! , a War her of at : tectives h Whi ar- | 90n, 45 1918 eu Thare- | |] ion, imprope alance “Ch ei the co & the i, | De will tak d of contract: } ING GO. _(B) . ad bee le thou ib 558 lapel . at the residen ure- |} com r food, ete. S$ dad ra-| Christmas »b ontents, su na- |); Ponmelly’s fun © place fre im large an a ” per »bile from nm sent in| Deen sands pe ee Ae ee Seem ae ce of his || e and go. uch sores| Present.” ox.” ere *Cl eh as jill seis er all oe IB es FE as 9 1%. i small trucks. lead oF H E hay police he executed, th rhaps h leved father Crowley (nee M, wiey. hus- MINNIE - iB The Su “hristma: i}' 1918, at 28, Saturda\ ha ‘246 inde MOVING ~~ oe Pomont WA were searchi adquar- far les e list of ave |. Funeral ef John P. Cre athews), be-,| of NIE.—-We have ew York will pply Office S ||| Cemetery. _ dias “Taeasunene tas a :. 2h specialty Vistance to 16u {els} I E D : : ing the S$ appallin Victin from L Saturday, Oc rowley. it anyone havin never he lpackage cause eac , “et ¥. Motor interment im Galvars | ox alts: packing end shine pian , near the saloc » neigh- | Manne g than t Is ist yoch-Tull t. 26, at 9:30 :}| balsam a & been po ardiex to be opened h express | aivers | ote a ly oye ee : > Saloon wh r in whi he ruthl tery. Motor. ly chapel to Calvary a. m.,/') th pple cough s isoned by amined to se and car eh ¥ | STORAGE. $2 3 ne let See. ere Sod agat ; men emer en they ¢'S hav ch politics — nena | || the City Chem yrup. Perh explosiv e that noth efully | ans o month nar INdo. «6 en. Eas wae ae * ge from a ve been ical pr DREI ney for ye ist would aps e or other d ing of | | bY contract; furs moving a ‘ foun ete § ae. winimam 306 4 ock from 1} an alley | legal t sent to d ison - | BUSS-—-Enterea 1 |! tre abalyse itimn., is forw angerou an i S | 1741 Marcus. rniture in exc nd packing m Agents, Sales hme extra N } 1e § y | . ria deat | day, Or erea into r , : itiChri arde s char- | F ————— 1s. Delm “of hange dict es N he detectives prenyer They | which nin waite So merndtaebaenaes BreiSuss. totes be at a”. “m. Weoners | ‘| BI fey SEHOLD HELPS meebo age | packages Shipment. of : an UND : E make ® Specialty ~7 ee eet gesiors, Frade Schools ‘ond Mail . e ro wee as ss Jreibus ‘ \ »usb ert | e - ur (LPS, rs sho r ¥ eo : : a ‘ a - he latter fired aaa ma. | ference of the B argent and j tog Charive and Anna Dre A -dsat pon ott cup sugar ‘i ee, Pie: J e ee New York a a to an to Fone agate. 15¢ ane ae rdain. 14)8 Cane ay ead’ as bean. —— ; oe more caer tions om ihres > ir rey a Oolsh ndif- ear t d Ireibuss ( n o | fle : 1anDping es gE. 1 n not arly oO | iscount ec _ mini ONDED | = * n oh eee : ‘ one of the evol- ppeals f evik f i- | and yrother of s nee Wolt our, | tables ping tabl later th as poss} Jc per ik nimum 30c TOR AG sania s iclt MEN ; _ > men of relativ official Mabe! D Alfred. Do Voilter). | cold w espoon vi stespoon an Nov, 15 bie netted ime on th , .b¥ contract E—-Movin ich) | a . BOYS : nd man cri stopped. | lowe ves wh S to} brother. reibuss, and rothy. Clara oid water. Be: Vinegar o. | mu ee SOOT ree oF A en OL gk and pack! npg | a an cried “Oh!” 0G. | d to learn w Oo are not al-| nes pat Se ees. (Bee eee ee ie | well tog cat dae. saae see MISCELI i cata torage._Keiner, 215-17' ving a8 saeree | AQ ee ~~ H patter the shots wi several | 'Oved ones n what has wedlvein ee Funeral on Sat oe * brief a hens with ¢ vlacgar ned wa. oan tak ee cy eens ra Rhbiadinnnginece Me | SRARCS ERO FS, ith. Central 420, ‘Sprieg a. On carburetors. Apply 040 | a di i i iff a oe e 0 a urda yy 81 ‘ é - cr : ° wa- e th oe - et atl lll r ? s 25, OH ' ; —-— " c _ ~~. Oi bh, isap- me Verified stories of Bast 51 oun. =e ate gyi ee - 2:30 || tage Manni vinegar Awe m. ary the sician. at Coroner shal) « hag re- —s— eines e8- Rn on gs rem: bonded | warehouse: ee AU T OMOBIL! E “MECC He ANICS — Pprisoner gave hi ‘ow and Pi scenes emeters. Meter. to Old S parents, || cre ; is not til Just right M phy-h | FOUR’ separates caters it Cent n exchange f ervice; furniture| , © - ICS /Saleski, 2 his nam d etrograd at Mos- otor. id St. Marcus’ | seen StT it tankee geuti dor ten |. Mic D.—Woolw || FOURTH! , 1, ote for. moving. —Bomont! 2? ‘xperienced = astom | , 21, 1012 C: e as descriptions of prisons ecli | GEN DRO Scien (ed) | i egary,” but n es sour, not . in-{:70 ft. Metr orth Bide., : Hil ABERTY LO || A MONTH FR ———— mont | 2e'eete ay See of ppenete mechanics ‘a loaded pi ~ CaSS avenue. | Midd the bart CclUpSse x ) OD Wednesd | fuls to 1 ot more tha “‘vin-| Washingtc opolitan, 70 height | i} AN months: m LER storage ne (S33 | ty louis. Apply te e best repair sh ant ri d pistol. H °. le Age arism loved 9:15 D sdavy. Oct. % pie. If th n 3 spo gton Mon 0 ft. 3 in. Ii'i COUPON BC an net hy pig Me ay meee tee pe ig ly today, see J ene in ‘fr a. e had EF s and of the ed Re nM .m. Don G . woe, throw away at is n on- WwW .—_“w ument, 555. > in ania PON BOOKS niture in, e packing by : a ham oe McNiee gq from Cen : been rench : : cruelt Willi: nd of May Gendrow, be- i} on ay vine ; ot enoug “Who ~— ii 4+OST—N ones ney 1Ss5W xchange. 22:9 G 7 cone BARSE ome °. bef tral Station only offici revolution. W y of the}! Gendrow, | and = 6dear ae nea tad inee | | aoa rease water ‘fit and get vs to take aaa > won 1 O04 es 1906, 2016 T CON ventral 421R 2 Graves. Se. rand hog belp out tonight. . ——te3! ey ore following his ya ‘ Cc als, and many of vasa prison ! soueen Th aged brother ae ee * incil nn : ram 3 DON'T cake oe pans non eae rried: oe. 2 after Ipposed | BA3B87. Sane “A872. Sti de \ | EONORI C’ | ORAGE _ (ol4) +RARBER _1 3 . 3139 p a ay night ar- | n, are , em , rother-in-! and our dea cis and } — aking is wh: oo fast and”’’’ 7" other or she jis 6.930. I SD a4 46463 yy FEEL i Ei ‘ + ; ; ~. CO teed: or iown eer eat i i i asa even mo are wom 11 mont law and unc r son-in-law. | all cove : iat make . Too lderi - here sh : her hu: 10°°"0" 11°°6 KHOO: 469077. | ireproof war 4 . good for $2. ott 22 guara pon holdup : suspect | Men, a re heart! of RR hs and 29 day le, aged 47 ll wi red pies boi s fruita ing” by ei ould be 1uSs- 138470" 104666. 12 0. == 94839 nousehol: archouses for saf / BARBER —T — Ma rker —— at Ele ade | , and tram ess th uneral fro Gays. years;|| ¥ ith nutmeg oil over +. Bi nd J ae ither mam; no “or 364°0O 140”: B. 124316, 127715 || ghiy id goods, pia r safe esfora {BER -To take streets venth and better i ple under an | teenth stre m residence 2423 | Sunday leg on week - Flavor ACK.—Dil na or “ht age 194455 1f 35. 141939. sos Ly, ship; best service nos. efc., mov ge of Bomont 971 charce and r . ‘ nstincts foot all th , to New S et, Saturday, Oct. South Thir-| || of day with grated ri days and cut wro iluted nitri ibby.” ! "10567 194N°r" SOONTO 14140 |; care. Grand-La ce, consien pour | e. pack. BARTE un Fhep. 4 pWiICZ and t sex . expected 2 j . t. Marcus’ (em 24, at phd Dp mM ; i} Vi ] lemon t¢ * - rind and - on fre e ught iron, ic atc id 54836 = soo. no- : .0 “103° - i bd 4 Ci@Jde ANS. Lin 1. ‘ ‘ goods on NDE rR A ppl y e irre ee "~ @ of their! HA Y Cometery. Motor "(55 | | ) « pies juice A agkeagk settine h will }, “S504. 935141. 241274 Be ete olen | BARTENDER—: iy at i340 S 13th 6 min Carmanski ‘ustome ] iT AS—FEnte stn SPR » evr i i LAW insects or garde ydrogen | , POUND- seh nes , K- 201 Mer A. anski, 1003 _— n Petrograd | iat ee SY Mea , | AW POINTS b s and wor n Overrun with ||| IUND—Nos. 35980. _ 5 (eld) | BELL. amec. and - O’Fa be ad Mme... RK ciliata io) ified Ss r Sup ) e Com- a Jutia Ols ear ate f h ROSE a . div orce tM AxN. 8 STU! EN @ ~31438 E RS. — we aleski Revoluti I ression and Richard sen, Mrs. Ma pfather , | its. The law r e. con Blocks nif wi thes Nos gone 4aive - And . ion, ane tl of Count father-i d Brophy, and mie Macelli | || man shal w require iunchins an! LOAN As Way Exchange. Pigg ma | matters. collec Bureas. eng Chest ~ BOOKKEBPER- In * (& as N ASSOCIATION LIBERTY }} | sevice sree. tiens: experienced atto legal | ,*tPerience and h real estate > offi ee — i i} LEG _ atto-neyvs: ' Dispate n eaiar’ ce: estate +, i! ;Al. matt h Lox D-120 FP ; a Socthdiedin aneemeee ae ane oon __ oe 2 eee Coe ti gg are ped 5 BR ge ta a mann, | capable man; our b , Carriages rment at ay, Oct. “76, at 3 i ce . r At-| Darm Lem bi es of > vv enw : reward. : \elver bax est 4809 in 6 ses#ons as" ineto usiness | aces. Frie at Calvary Ce aa se A. M.—"A : ; armstadt rg. Pad Ba - BAGG ani. 308 Citv FE on a MO ns. Mrs. Mil! n bi.; rapidly a is grow e€ 00 IN FOR FEDERAL ELECTI a member of nds invited emetery. ||] SEAt OV re special limi cn and | aden,- Hes ost; black City Hall SRARN to dance . Miller, For- | y and we wa ing i Pavers’ 1 : . Deceased wa | OV erseas”” limited ¢ ow nas So ‘ Ac htenstej esse- ainineg m . vels et “pip = 35: . . “ -AR ‘ to dan | ny g . of nt a ma ~ ont ta a: ’ : = 5 One\ Bee = - — fells lan i ee, growin n ca ab! | | MANN nion, local N sin J. R. ¥ Maybe; may men)?! Prussi ith Germ; n being Saar. tance Seen et aturds con quickly at Ar all dances {SH |}, ... g and pabdie i P BAI..-E No, 16.) 1 .. —De ; Maybe not | No a was any. The K p pa ay FN sei banc a I a hn, lessons Arcadia: 2% 1 correctly «@ bility a assuming a ~ ‘ ; Island Entered int Mee . employ é pends on } rth (jer the he Vilig somes res rews si 1 Lindel! ale fis S517 : Reha hor: * ales instrmoictor«: nd itv. TH kK ’ responai- , | Man Vainly W ATION stig of Corruption Act Pax a Ainert i day. Oct. 18, 1918 ——— Riedy + omg Fad ted. af ae mek 2 detation ant CUPP BU rPTON Phone Lin-) CnVer Berrian ioe Lindell sa5s__ + Private COMPANY ge HOME LIGHT C nly al rs and y as to Se States Navy, Hanniba| . ISLS, | || 3 o with-| 12° 4 Sep: South Germ nm andi ie Mhone ost: 1 dt AVE, Dancing ” Ae — ‘ ‘ ANY, 33l¢ Olive AS be ted s and Represe Sena- | Augusta A. beloved so yal of United | || SOLDIER'S list separate r erman sti rate indell S96 (mond; rewar lessons eve x ‘ademy. Oli ¢5) st. ; en ot Louis for Prof a Week i } oy ntatives Se dea A. Hannibal n of Louis .J € 1} will 4 > wi ers Shrment of ruler, The States co? wT AIN Alive $9565. rewaru private very afternoor ve ori “AGth: i ¢ ‘ . (¢) : 4 its of “ ny rom Washi sent Gear brother al (nee Geldeker). en , Will be paid FiEe.—Ins them 1 ig Rd a Pin. ! | Same PEN—Lost non ela le racraaaas oon, excezt Sun! X NAILE wh ; Dea Ini . ieorge, C of Corneli eker). ana || P! : on face nsurance all to impire } ab- | eturn | 1.0: nae engrave Rs in de ss. Call or umlavs: |] aNd -ER ra % d good Then Went H ” United St ngton. I ( athe ri AoA e ius Re ° na | p Vv "I uber . . of pol " ernm gether rou i \ an le LO piano nzra ved aeons pheae j as MMEL!I , . : ! : . States D ate little ne, Willi tegina, I.eo, | ‘rculosis Soci icy. : russia, bec illiam mOV- | 1G ) your time d IT will mak verv evenir Sunday aft » POX RRO ‘ES APPLY WORK. H ANSAS CITY, _— ter f ceived a ci Y | @ brief illnes hn, nephew a a and our be- j|! nounce wh e President ; The foll ecoming fi I, King ! LASSES—] and trouble e re- | every Blinn amend except Mond ernecr ani hos MEG CoO ‘il wer Mo., : rom Atto op recular let-| ,,/uner: ee ee ee Seen. OF i} since §S ether boy will an-|/ish owing stat rst Empe al ile Oana Wednes | Sloe tectedin ann dridan cea Ghee BOYS—¥F OHIO AND 8 i Andres Oct . iin " : rney -(;ene ‘ ‘ | fro ral on Satu = ‘eae ge 4 terii. ince Sep 1°? Is reachi ed in 19] atement ror. fi ir ck herson. day; near la di Ly ludinge w lav eveyvine: ol . or work in Ww TDN rey ; en, a Ss 25. —-Ing- str ucting t j ral Gre . : m™m the B -' rday . Oct » (ts Bi whe . - must - ing 18 was 4: A ce was pt g ' square pair tortoise } boy le dies 20k y ar tax) 4 ° admis- oum d st Lau s) areroom. 14 « wedi ee 1im to p gory Girand ? ensiek a Nn. , registe no Ge nturv a Ib- | ] Case. Call | shell glasses structi o extra char . entiemen 40c } —— is 3 1ovel Co. to 17 ¥ near De Wi ish far lators ¢ prosecute any vi fio Een & chapel. 4910” Kony || r and|numb rerman i fo there | 1ANDBAG— dndell 2548 S. | ch ons or check arge for danc _ BOYS—Over ere o.. 480 Dun = - itt, lo.. | mer, S of the rec any vio- | ery. Mot ‘ lence to th o- North ‘ JACK . - er of Ger mpire— e } pe o Lost: jew estra and |! : room privile é ing, .B- geni 16 years of = WO Duncan.io5) . : ent IK or. e Calvary C ; « > AND Ji grecat man stat oniv rs: will pa elry, mone floor atest m ges: beat _ ema st. _for th age. at 3009 Bu - is ent in L of Chief of ID 1as Sough *| against . ederal ; y Ceme- | | Jerry” is ; L.f.-—A ate weal ates wh a Mond: rty who y. ‘nm and ace usic: fines at oi- ¢ Frisco N Fu . etecti t corrupt F . act HARDE ; Hoe yt Piles is a new Apparently probab th and osea | ay regardl phoned Cab . va- | Acaden ommodation t ba'iroom BOY ews Serv ” - P| ing $1 lV es P h ’ Unit i ion in e] sade i KOPF. -F, - (co) j soldiers Ww name f " y N lv less th incom &- further 7 ng handb: . any MOoOoWw M iy. Olive and Ss. Cave Dar é -In oaies ak ice, te) ‘ 2,000 h elan in, ed States §& ection of} Thursday © om te red in " eral e e do not k or (,erman ow unit an those e. were ||| ward fo offer suggesti a8 _ commun cat onthe 29th. Ahern & : cing o., 1488 0 ae ary. Jenn H eve f eat s , e lost | es or deieg: , Representa- | Hard ardekopf. at 10 a. m on | i ; s used, gsen- ess an . is est ce, |}; BOs Kingst same; no to re-| fot BOYS —-F ad f ’ inasiitass it j ’ . iegates. a ' ekopf in belos ed hus - T.. Wil y BRI Ww ‘4 N00 00 income of imated “ - ury. questions fuk - ) | For factor (ed) : k and . _ Excelsior on o ent : ee opies of the lette ete fd ase Mary Wataet and dear car | sompeneat hay to soldier insur | oe soo en s ecumul: be ae $10. 000. HAND, BAG—L Ost: Oct 10. (cb : DETROTT _DETECTIVES — as sey Rremicr Hiros."Con 1 {3th aS ot rar. ih | ng fror r " prin . a distri . ; r were se ; ] er, in his tw red ae Irrand es ‘ er at Si} ‘ leeting | ed beca! | 6 afte ; ; - Ente , 14 of the : rvice o o* te , micide cas rr practical i aston vitor turn to Mrs : re Aa RUCTIO —_——— 9 ry! id bove sa! ic : dé . -} ame a iaw 3 a short il} tered = int te servic r not b 4 nt a pret cases, it tical ; reward rs. Meldrur N ply to Aloe’s, 51 alary $6 s cashing of a sce Ok., and | | $108 ides a main Oct. 16. it} 24. 1918, at rt suiness.. on Thursday rest, | fi all any priv : . It is like A concerti ifs e nl ied y certain observa at pres. | PUCK ETBOOK —Last n,} COURSE-—For aa! ten OE ee wel 2. S13 Olive at.. oth me eek Ap- c : Over 18 ‘oor. : i Was ha or $15. 000. fine and , aity of Mattie A eloved da n Hinter ia itingencies and cove ocvanic ‘ es its 1 inat rietur ion eontaining ira o! Kelle 1 or-half lis nap an c ae steady vears ae ! = , nded yt , da year 1 ‘ dear si . Hinterstel ug hter of ; nsuranc cree. \dded . Sle n , Or prussi nark. Hy ! oS HLA Crers nz kkrench ! iIspatch f list price. Box H.- . e tarsition Rp for factory : | HOLLOC : ' io¢ _ a: Ie ey quick ¢ d reli TT, 3. on again, oF xchange 1b) > Callion, 1®& boy “pew wPrr ay. Gh f & 10Nn it then Ww a bt. ] ouis e ral ele ‘ a spec ia! or | ee HiER— (Cc) forwar vi Sailo losing kK and ei iable SPrCT “ -_—— 24°} de. Phe | rj iood } : ; ’ 3 9 ent hor a iS hotel | ction o”* me I Mhuarsd > ntered arded bys eee aiior nackag ” ne its popu li eure deat) ' ACLES Ta aaa 189 - ne Olive “ 11. d-sized offic (05) 2 =% —rs : AS ne | "eSS nembers ¢ ‘ | Merrit ay, Ort into ’ - writ} ¥. parcel x ee@S/ pa ial Puiarity rm) ath 18 | (>)j Car ost. Thurs ) . references ice t dieteti ani 4 ind do his fal! sd tell the Sher-| Serene. s of Con- om doh Williar m ue 918. at 3:1, est on pis with the postal gone must com- pagent 4. Ist IS ge el SP . The modern softies. Pa + ana letters eee pet he Ort 24 on ‘TH tcSO) Post-Disnat A reais A. «. &, experienc ad. } te - 1C * - plowing | land ge W. and M oilocher, beloved DP. M.. showd be inclos ilations and d; perform an aut illy compete . AMBULA Fao eae ID | } o — Rp te cl “ef Hollocher y a: Pigg a” box PS Wit h er in eubstanti: . F mene gs cone 1h et ei a na 4 rris ‘ _ i f Mb - OTR S 3 , hall receive ewurd > :: a> a1. MONT ns ais see 16. r os : —— on ye MY : gore = loliosher, wiella, Margar Open- | jj cover t I OP or screw ljproof, hr sions. if ' ea |} district, Pleas ost, 3. hagle: ' C says “Why ae eeaamal house; good cl riment, whol : ne ow ‘ @r. . . . AM zi rear ' to f: i] pr . rewe ‘ : i s. , H not —_ eg Shoe ef ASe return : e Aow , : self-starter v pon ; j Box AN who ‘ NCE DRIVER WRITES gills Ce a F grandson. an specting. oa. one opening a ae vod tselk has enti dave bach the palene ie mh aed Frankiie, Ott Wittemat se pa Penge oa ey Me ee eS Se fe | BOY a Post-Dispatch. for advancement lf i iment . x. >» months fa n i press até shia ores shippe " ! p=) the cadaver i _ ¢ isappe: fe poison > : CASE eo anklin Olive 120 we dan ing, si izing dancing 0 ph tures and i o work in ina f (e5) a om ral will t ' and 8 | Ys are limited a by ex-) mai r. The tox! Pared from Statior 7 Lost, Sundays ; = tr: 16, ViOiin, Hurt ng. ukulele, choru , ders: 8:50 to © an store ‘and residence, 3S ake place f ||, weight Lo 0 Ibs x-; Main to tell xic les n n. Return to n Oct. 20, Tni aining Ke. ar, plano an norus | S8Ot D » GL exper! deliver o ‘g after » OSIL Ke from 1} $i! thar =" should measure ss. injat least the tale ; ions re- no Guestions ask o matron, Union nion! Building Belmont Sehe 9 and vaudeville | Boy__I elmar. ence fo . afternoon, Ort, ge ee enue. on "Ge nema ed . ws a Z cubie 4 ers, re not eo nc i@ast, he re vo Recaneie : So. in Rus nie tMEBREL oo askec: large 4m “3 7 Station utldi A Fetablished A Odeon | ee Ht v Bright - oe t ne ‘ — ’ ' ’ 6 | dav OO ? ° is l | o j isSoTi : ‘ i a ‘ » . ‘ rr Sarne. ibera! Ri. Renton p] “0c add ’ i Wari and ; 4 count pamonel lanes 10 per line on 3 5, | tAn- whoie sale dru oleraie hou with exp Use or ret ri able foo a product ot} Lne! tha n serrions. yusewives i e. IN ST FOR LEWIS AS COLLECTO stg* i “Go ’ j j = ; ’ od lell “= PA Aa ] us ‘ . Pierre P| and ligt : ! On F o ’ nu ee illions Ten ghters j n Friday . 4 tived | mber of wome . me OF I'wo Cents the S ees of Abr ee, © Sarai Oct, (eo) ] P : iN {) ficer +7 in rai de » ¢ } iy all 4 fim ‘ » =e Me . alee tata hae linl ' bs Pita lia tar startin P 5231 Mi arles VV D BY in Wed i ti Dis Rase 24 Is Kk leet ~! a .: 3 |}? : (imailé, t ¢ POCKETR ; —Ae ows oe ae ane Minerva av ' ickey, | ¢ rothy Je dnesdary, Oc Bb ! th st. and «© Sup-jand at 1 Russia’ Bell panei oT eee a gt M Peg a avenue Claude R. a nnings nate et. 23, 1918, | rooklyn. N. _and 2d av., South|de atrophine poi selladonn: _cent siore. \ und; ladys; im - PAPAL EN. BOY stores pref =. | i le 4 and Ks . r arling - ie ; 18. " 4 . y All on ie ls ** POULT) aden e ieee he PpOIMSOnINS ‘ nna . i Ve aye ev] ‘ ’ ae ? ana 7 PPL Lae eae ° = phd | erred | good ter of th , maving no nme owner ca easona ww eping © .f ’ meen: ‘ rn 5 iigaamecetiecece As sonaamarrey bei | wee, morohine abe nei pol la tus di i- — - set iS au Poteet BOY Si! Hi¢ a Se i Dd eas a BS years nen a oe trees —— soning wt after . colored s&s : 8 - start ‘ pt l Peo NY an after x hoc ' Noo! be 17 : . b oa) per rom draf Auto head! : » Y POLICE Ror O-2 1001 will le: or wants Ww } > Olive st Sth f week Ap | : - i ‘ g} : wa Lal - x OR] 1» cleun ste y Org I ihn ns “ loor. piy Alo@ =. Set of doct at Light » Distr t (H ost-Dispatet teps Saturdars ree - iriet miors instrun wy i " AU FREUR—S ——— 0 4 iO «eee or pants 7 Snac , ; nis; Fourth Dis “9 years © it. by first - . ; 3 ' ra . ou wi , , we niakes . campaign in the Tw the wheat- | a million dollars or a comrade has Jot ivate. ) rd last summer, wh enty-eight" | whether his rsvp or two cents: or! )HANSEN— Ent Egon ic) { , . “ . 4 € e co . ’ , ‘ ito ‘ . ; U in other patriotic en you, with | a junk dealer “4 “% a financier or hansen (nee + tt Nt rf) Mn oe oe 2 riday, | Death AS / . - z . a - . ve 4 i}, ¢ . rating ’ ine o f WOT ° S. such splendid s women, ren- low and ; 1e's a good fel- | dear AO hong of the Toe Bagg Urravois i $i, eack ces. tipst G Times or ! | si service in a good fig wise ee Tr rem toy Johanse oe ch extra (ine 20c) 4 AF 4s ROGAN ' f signatures to th obtain- enough.”’ whter, that’s eH ds ars. Jobansen Jr.. at a and | ~~~ _ tte, £5¢ per co; mameriams, S. PMTS, John Franklin R . . “ra! . “* { — PAD. 4 i it on mniln oe: for July a e wheatless Dickev wl ‘ from «pelle Fate 2 SN Ot ae age McARTHU R pad eee. FG { ye st ar d ’ " Pig ti re id 5 ma: die | Oe nd August ] hs 10 is 20 years street, to Co n Bros. cha 21, at 3 Dp. m 1918 6: n Wednesday | Nulty, dear be late Jane Roa ved son of ’ can offi : - a A ated } . . ears ol i Concordi: lape.., "E23 ‘ —_ { "oO a 9 « av. Oct ove M ic rother o fogun ines cer just n 1OW he dr : ad, re- - Jia Cemeter } Cherokee nee Baty m.. (s;ertrude 1 + an Mahon: f Mrs Ren ¢ Muc- o : i d stated that cnet from along a road “sg an arm bulance oe Ente a: Motor. (ec) at ig © and yg Ww ife of ae ae = ¥. lat 6 Kd ard and mt Mrs A i OST Adc aol N ran r ' : J f e h , under sl ' 2158 Che = rex inte erine McArt} r mother of Ev .. sc- temains inte bert Ro ‘ % nights a w vesires employ efferxon, paper ac eard th i driver v* . P . 1ell fir r Ow » Try avenue, rest at Tr and Artbur, and i svelivn (*; init rred in Qe blow v4 o eek ar at m.oy men’ ae ‘count of e | was kill e. The t. 24. 1918. at 3 ue, Wellsion esidence, | «° Josephine daughter of BE ath: St. Louis after ¢ Pers y-116 Post-Di ther clerical Ww — th W the T Dick ed by a s beloved at silo a on, On Thursc %) Cletus, Fr Danis, and Kdmond | a fter the war sonal and She wert he ispate! , work | ard wh wenty- | Dickey vol y a shell d son of | .m., Felix W. K jaY,| Danis. ed, Je: dear sister RY per line: ¢ Specrat Not UNGINEBER =| ea d . unteere ’ and | ee M *atrick ans 4 Keenan | Janis inie. Isabel} ate of | YAN > “i wa - out-oat-tor : pieces, £0c * “EP Sir. (4) j in the a campaign | went down the ies to drive. cor! Mary ee Poiknen and pve ey hing aomnn Sa Funeral las ell and Gregory | w Oct, 24 erty mt , rest on Thurs Bids. Lega! fA pong Coming r, per cok Sd ys draft ei oe and machin B en} ers an : ‘ OA E ! t ~~ oad so f ‘ ; twenty an and or il er of M nother. Jo wre tne residenc ee Sc ha ad 3°10 DBD. MM ¥. aay ‘ and Pivid c ‘ens. . pit ' areon, i719 ' } , who he a group of lave mi: ast it W ninth year. ir dear unc! Mrs. j ris Josephine Dani Scene a 2 Tor > rffenberger) A aie arh Rose Ryar a line—solid idend * otices. | 7 ; ' 19 8 | ard it ; lade Bar ould!.. Funeral sat : nele in his! Son avenue, on S&S anis, 2510 Norti er | in Ryan (in -r). beloved wif aw Discowu agate Minim > [50 JANITOR ~— Sit -_————-—— . } isiasm oe with great ashamed ve } sarney ()] 1 ithe te a ‘ urday, Oct. 26 ; A. TT. Int : nm Saturday, Oct “Oe au Gar- mother of .J france) ite of niic per lin um © lines can tur sit.. or porter , ~ ’ Be . 1e a a ° { field | seorge om P . , oe. eat 2 Moto erment 6 A "6. at M sam oF. and beloves > é on fAree ° ; : urnoish re - r. bv colo > , : fa a writes. | evens, to Dee deers h chapel, 2 ee A alge in Calvary a Sg | oe Mrs. nr | ye daughter of edad insertions r more 41) N. ith eferences, Walter — pee x al ers 4 , ineré tr om ‘ eme er aaton } si-+ ist 0 EMRE Tiga enber LOO ; chson, | . ; ed recrui — that Lewis | al girictly private. netery. Carriages. | 1.) Daners please Copy “* and Frank 5 ere Dorie, Lilly Walte a narccecn | BRCEISESE— OX Splend + ruit the Fifth 1S | 06S | | KILIAN : oa DY. (od) lue netic arffenberk Walter paar PTION i maintena ei either nal¢ Ww orkin oe puri Nation: ‘ Regiment ' UND TO H Ont -FEntered int c) me eh i TY _On T ~e of funeral! ADOPTION LPL POL OL ; thant Tikes e or outside m as machinist, | also 10 ] 2 conditions . ‘ rd, and th al Guard, the ame RABIES (nee Wh. Bie by at 12 "6 gp on -Thursday la 7 4 . m. at aeeday Oct. 2% 1918 | SCHMIDI - - (ce) crews 8 Wanted. to adopt ame Tree atch an. Box 0-93! aborers and 10 bo - : } at he is “unti N Kill EF akteds tle at the tee de AE pend bele nerryvale, Kan.. Michael | —Entered int Par ngage Bing ag little boy N--Sit. by mar (Tr) Py ys otic wo 18 untirin ine of 14 P an, dear moti rife of the i ilian | Nulty «nee S$ rved husban- . Michael av. vee Me o rest at : yn tox Y-226 of ag a: one in draft ma ried. sobor. | . “ As > p- 4 rk. * 4 in ersons en ite and lacob K er of (yeorge ate Jacob | the ] Die a) a na of la i918. a - Ki‘ ‘0, on Sg . a. ‘ ( arm P one a _ ~~? » } oat-bD @ peg” . ( tT? Box a: . ' inte li , : * : . , an * 2 a : , nad a Mce- at rd) * aturda me : — ispatch. ‘ G4. Post —~ gent: no’ —— Paste iuten Are Taking | hy Anton Wenn Mrs. Marte ‘Lae Henry | Sonther ef tak McNulty. ( of Michael ané| ee joa is “euhoun Private Reet sha ea aE er (96) | MAN—Sit.: 1 eet oe " WESTERN : we pone Rn An exan ; ur Treatment § | lip Kilian. epee smi Willan ‘and Phil: | Mayme M¢ gene William. } » Bae and lena Schmidt. \ ea a son of ears e SEALED | ors lan's help ' man. as me SI KERN REFR I¢ , E 1 ca a 7 ¢ l P . ° ur 4 » :1. ' io: 4 : I ? . : 1. , de nN s *h oi : - 4 an ‘ t : } per : : 4 4 nix . 4 ¥ f 3 27) at SID sane é ination of the } grandmother and grea dear mother-in- Se : Mrs. G. K. Dotpl Mrs. G. W. Hu —- and | Sones brother of louis 7 inenbruck), and | PASO errr PROPOSALS ate 0 Box H-4l5 Pos’ > or M , J SCRATOR . iy! aie "WEDS IN C » dogs, one of whi 1eads ofi-* a t-grandmother, age aw. | os Funeral from v6 s ghes and | ge brother in-law illie and Alfred | RIDS Wa ru 3 “pra t-Dis- ’ I G. CO , 3 tits oe NA 11 persons ich recently bit | ™ uneral service ) ged 72 | oun Broadway, on Southern par! oS fe of 2S years and uncle. at the} con ok td.— Office Quarter ctiisdiags 1 Tn ak’ ao ~ 827 Kh Pe } Pa. all ns and the other y bit Fourteenth street at renidence. 32018 XN | D m.. to Moun 7 On Saturday. Oc ors. ro15 ¢ uneral Saturday. Oc 1@ | exate f ork City Sealed termaster-(senera tor n. uf as porte rea, age Lo. e@xem ws Loeln Ay '} : tt a ' L. lilies: aand and completed today t 1 er three boys Mm. Interment soryor Sagat Oct 7 Ce a unt Olive Cemetery Be at ? Smear Math. Hermann ~ an at 2 p. m | Cloth br furnishing a) , in trip’ | "1°S Marke! er er elevator a ae ** ‘arondelet ( ed) : ; Pai se tim 3 s al Vv - C 3 J 27, a : . MLIStle t 1) . « >. ; Sadia : eo r. : i *) . . ‘ on’ in " a i til om = Zz. er ot re “ ak mit “1: eolored ee : CAR CARPENTE - . . 4 ew t) amen " . > ' ; . e . ij ; 7 . \ c . ray th : ‘ at *P “i e - Md oo.eNns > ner “ant , . au ‘ DN [he + 2 +o . ; ced t marriage OS rng tt thar collie d cea land A Koch and dear. i beloved. wife of | ana George and Fre Deffa). ghter of the | '§ noid, %. Be yt Sh BoP ge Edwari New. Yor Divicion” 100 Kost. IO ne RE py fapervenees Sa steady ork ; good wages; +1: ta China, Oct. 18, in Shang- | ™. J. Dee 4423 Cott dog owned by|W. ;Anmie Dewert. and anchter of Pies Od ag my Bag red Spies, and sister of | heim and. th > se gpg an FE ixathering | ¢ “as eh cerect, | valenamanes te Bre ne- Grantees Sethe is: | AME dy employment. A , at ihe , . a : , -~ ¢t 0 age e a and Mrs M sister of F ° ig neral fro . ? r Me an the late A ° _ i | son of V oy EF ICE ° . onene: , ity 7 Wsiness build ~ j = : , R . ~ A ; j fl Miss ; of their are receivin " avenue, now ‘ar dauehter-ir “we ary Mueller req ;}South Br m the Sout William S - nna Schmid N il- > Quartermas! permit. Be A+ ing: good! It AN OF pp y ; pe - ; 0 w i Mueller. an | vad thern pe = 1 Schmidt idt, brot tit master-Ge " ’ x Y 708 } » Te . : ot ¢ lo L. ace th Wilson, to ' which is ava Pasteur treatment ath y 7 years. _ Leng IE wt ig m., to v rhndat fe Olive *Cemeter war lors. | a. Mary Zepp. god ‘Carl Bvt “S- gdarlcedea tees proposals ia gg OS York | ein ouees ed, aged 44, desi nS | CO.. o ‘oot of | C R & FOUNDRY a feh) er ithnell avenue, 2 d indorsed ‘ Dawe » 4 ining proposals - MAN — lispatch rs letter. sinter dogs — ddle horses ian. te las bee ; ‘hi of three bovs, | KUENKE " rE 'Cé) | soe ineral from Elli in her thirtiet SiS | Dec ry. Motor to t "ark rab melton,”” ar roposaia for ~U-07 a a work sored, exenipt so (6 perienced ar d ahrubbery . Chickens years Hi n in ¢ hina for ‘ son 135 ® Robert St _ j . RK intered tent , tae Nort n K ¢ cllis undertak!t bh year N eased was a mermn be . ens Itran . . a 1 addressed ' +} orlve ol as elevat ny ipl from draft make ~T id thereug! ly muat be ex . ’ 1S brid 4 dob Semple eteven- , aay. Oct. 2. 1818 into rest on W 26. at 2 ing’s highway - ng pariors & o. 41. mber of R. A. of M sion. 10% cs, Clothing and — the Wool- | around bulidtneg - office ar valleys wants Se ] ‘ meself gener ita. y competent : : and a e left here 8 ier ; avenue, bi F. Kuenke ' 18, at 11:40 ednes-/ 3 2 p.m. Interr ; Saturday “tg ee mm, 109 East 16t! ap moulpage. Divi- | with f ne, or anytt andy mat t. souls Job, must ally useful: and : rrived i sept. al weeks _ itten sev- | of fr, age wv ¥ a.m... Ernes trictiy priv rment Calv es Oct, nanan (ch) | pF th mt New Yor ~ ivi- | «- fair solar 1img of that . wakes, Ww! . must live : thie is Wedd ‘din 3S! s ago by Hortensi: 1. a> yes belove: nest vate. tvary Cemeterv. 8 PROPOS ork City, | 2ae ry and per lat nature Cc . With free on premi a ' ing d Shanghai on her. to I vy a dog bel th a Kuenker (n eloved husband | netery PARGO. nt er ) ISALS FOR ane States rianen! BR . all Sayme e house sen. KOOd , ay. B er | to ous Bo tei ongin } er of Matthias (nee Nagel) d | pisenlivniaan ed into rest Mississi R LEVE! ‘ORK ; wmont an Hide °* rent @ : * oth are - rnstein, 1: g and ~ . as, louis, “7 , dear fa- ' NEAF _ ie) et on Wedn . sippi River ¢ ne 90 WORK oft ' MAN pte 3 = Cc ARP EN aD ws Fr nd cea! : “4 Digestible University of Fonincrelgage “ge Oo: nue, showed a sen Rd 0 Semple ave- oe Oy gee RS ge 2 Rng phine i Ox a TT) into rest on Wed glia bet “4 Searee. her sanal OF eee ii * . ronal i ory — l veer, . beloved w 4S ee rom thr format 0 e istrict : rk in nable salary 1 abilit fair teen | and salar dy work r wor naterials. nd eeenica) engineer, Sage Ss aid. | LRARY—On § , (e3) | Mever bad sister daughter of Mra Annie | | STARA AAR Oven, crew omits ro an formaiion “on application of earthwork 10 | Post-Diepaten. oa ee ee alary expected. tox Ys we anew 4 : er re- ee eae a > =) n Friday. © orc (‘harles., sister © Mrs Ww s. Annie | ose p. m., to cre . Oct. 786. an aonet , = 3 ) ib. Post over l/, is mechanic m., Ma o— et, 25, 1918 ie Annie a s. ill) Har matory. M : PAPER 8. CANDY . ont - Dts free A , | | rie (. Leary 1918, at 3:15 1 “i, nd Fos artnett wobonnne otor, (¢ i HANGER (7 . MAKER'S s : Ci 4 centul y e ‘ he went to = 3 BAU BRSAC HS— FE ca a ms gg? was a 1p tga a ty Ma.- my RI 2 i gi | ewe Fy ead prot} ier-in Smith. and our 1 we labe! a mies y PORT TOT 4 i aad t un 1 man wants ? I © d fal “Ai “ must be exnerie e url nal | ( ursday, ct. Bterese into rest . No, 1025 C.K. of A t. Moni: LER—On Tuesday. Oct. * | cetie wit ow ang Uncle. Ca WILLIAM, Secretar | a> S Broadway, “HAVER EURS “ Chanaing av nee : La ‘fford rH Rat Fn wWwiS, at 8:40 p on aE . . (c) | we m.. at (am } + t. 22. 1918 . | 199 nains will lle in stat arpenters’ District (or = SA\.FSMAN ; ‘Ts wr, SP “URS Por iat ' n. .% U, R. of adelia Bau nd chs, y WR hel j m. | LAWLER Entered int rate John A asuelle . Arthur, Tex , atic A Sullivan avenue, ate at _ the home oun i nanager We known retail H enarcionh ce and smal tr it 2 the lat ersacia iner vA eloved sor a gqayv, Oct nn ’ io rest on w " ¢eiier (nee v : r. peloved 80 ‘ . oe undaYy. Oct on ‘ up to Qq + n ’ : ato o~' eo ail department ‘ At FREUR . ut k. ’ = i e Rudo! ph it egenheim } . Dess) } nt th 1918 at ~~ ednes- avent olmer) ¢ % nof Ant be e n after Whi sm © 1 on me and > quarter . { . bo Sew t Leagi of Tucill auersachs, 1, and | ' e beawiler + as 10:45 Je, and or © 906 Cali 1A removed to th nienM emains Wil! into wh now engaged ni rn Aundry and Cc! rorh Pond i . ic vaaidiaitaied : wi e RBaversachs, dear brother! loved wife f ~ (nee Nee!) a m.. law and ar dear brothe alifornia St Y.ouis a‘ e Leidner cha : ene “ holemmie trad jesires - eaning © wh TOU. Gran : ce Fav iam and Kili dear grandc! mother of Frank J. Lawle dearly’ be. | Mont uncle, aged :; r. brother ioe js avenue. | Puners ! hapel, 225% Senthe ta thé ven wiliime eak o, 2066 1 . 4 Valuati ors I ‘air dear ne h ’ zabeth Zie genhei hild of | ‘ of Ronade!t! =" . aw ler and " = w he - C 4 vears im- ty ai L D rT) De " bey on Sunday Or? quart ent ‘ year ae 0 | avel «ix ‘ if Al a -_ ~ 1&8 for P on First on ~ ew at the age ‘4 eim and our er. and dear 1 FE. and Marv : oear uneral ¢ and 8) of Mount Mor + eased Was a . . dnt im s | wuis : prefer o he To I R-—Toe hee a, ee ll a -— u _ ~ | ence, D. m J ay. xt. ; LIN DNER— ** E (cS) imon P hill Kingsb: iry : at the si vate Wi liam & . . roi. at ank Thiel i “Te POR con - : troadway re ‘ | in te : nr ’ iv sit - x! “ees se repair a stor ra ta) ts ané and 2 t yA yea ee B n-iaw vate. “ ount S$ (bot... ntieth st Fg 1? 6. 4106 - rinert ig , cite : perten @ free MA An. , «le; A = well niu Railways but to the public] mS RY of Rusan ce Cashman, er Peperel pe ogy rumfieid). aged 19 i Deceased wes 4 inal Come .k Pri: j= Calvary Cemetery. af, A asa ‘Taterment BL — : cat uD “the most iring and iium UARie-On., 8S Soe ~" : et id. ae. N17 Ore and co “th with ; st be agreed upon. ase dear father Seeser nee Bruner) at 10 he 5 ll -_ Saturday. Oct No. 5 : . B. B.. Ne. 22. and . onl ssourt ee . Motor. (e) ee - On = vn 0 ve 27% proaresstve - a. rewor! sani ed. te as est with liad CHICKEN PI ee a’. aii a 4 —w ian). Wa Tasaer é » I a? Goe +e e fa ° ct "8 i r 4 , MA. NE oom TE Peek. RO. BE ie ne ‘ lurnbia Ee hidot S Sy TR tell i | ae 664 an ‘ HS : in : a —- ‘and our de iter and aura Coohmat. Pauls Ce her avenue. to — residence, RA — Ta denly. on Thured nteres into rest, sudc- PUU LHRH ~e ——— Ys ing: no ’ se email family, } |. Gos lored: apply Fa% For scalding, wh Citrus | brother a yy! father- in- ia, gr man, metery. Motor SS. Peter . 2 EDN ER— -Asl ae. > red ar lay. rt. ‘tA. 1918 at i ’ Works : Mach! ne. T00 -—-— . aunar’ i*s Pe lily. plein cook i LEMK Nat ¢ ba 4th i * : age Frutt Prices |. Fu nd uncle, aged 45 ¥ andfather. | LON ne and |, day, Oct. 2 eep in Jesu Lizzie S irnemann, beloved ¢ 13:45) Att , dies and gener , ang Pattere Hat Shere} | SLA Lawton hans cau tee Sraft. for iat sineatiineaiies 0 “nerves’’ Agsociated Pre Drop. i otaues from the nn oe 801 } i (- At residence 5862 (cS) Raedner-. PF ig os a‘ “a 30 5, uae Thurs- of — re manrt inee CQeisert). a of K a aay” 1% WW ithnel! al — work ¢* ol apie’ - neat colored ; . wm » TT — write plait : = re fa: eT : . | YORK, as. | the way. on Monday. Oct. oe South | ue, on Friday *. SA Mine ner (nee N husband af Rat? n.. Wilham | Andrey ‘red, lLazzie Simmer ar fatace inioch., ictor 0 li auv., St. doula, Mo — pr a. Market wl er heuse Ste \ " salar) si cura. + & ee sh . nee to Cal et. 28, at 9 im., Emr . Oct. B. 1 rva ave- | » Nieberg), d therine I w end Tillie Stir mann. Iommi: Hert SEGIRIL-* ' . 14). Peet pe «eek ‘ai ould be gi ; foliowi Oct. 25.-——i vary Cemeter a. ™.. na I, Lon .. 191%, at e ree Raedn dear father of taed. in-law tirnemann / 4. (%) : tT Sr mt-Diepet: ‘> ot ' ven | ng th mmedi- | y. Motor. (c) land d Satine” taleett ” ort Mull 6:20 a beth er), William. H of Alvina ‘ and grandfathe . - ST | oa e lo weveral he COAL WAGON DI " e announ CHAN 5 oi ©) (and dear loved wife en), aged G ! sands. ime FR erman and a eh ronths and 24 da r. aged Si years 6 =~ OVE REPA TT orismant Jenine suse Work aoe seek ie N DRIVER , a le ho ar investigati cement of ae Entered i Ww , mother of M of Ww. C aw. ndf th aedner). dea iza Funera! ‘ P va b POLLO IRS . I } } T* teh F tia "* Vie ; . es * oC } were = : : me hel on by the F | oe, we nto _ en Thur itl Abert. M re Be. G. Cl long W_yea ather and broth r father-i 80 rom family res i RE PP : ' “ mia Ft COLLECT * ‘ ; ederal i © at 2 a. ursday, sister rs. Will i . Clymer, M rs. er, at th n- | Sota avenue. \ a SS idence "14 Mirne- SPAIRS for oer 1 AKRKE : ite “LECTORN ~ poem = - eo arercat wall Set seamen profiteering oom | cheney 8 roger “gt fone min, SOSorre Ht. | ster (of Mig. Fo 3,, Tost, and) ira mire, |, engeni on Senter. O= the age of | ares. Deve BuO ee Le Comnetery. e- A1TN, 12th “any cid atoxe? Foreham. |_unirtum! EP ER— Gu. by fewe-cues: te ‘furniture collector” atate. jastatimen: ti . n lemon and n ollie arte - . Fuunera! Mary A oe & D I en- Dunk 27. at 2.30 SUR Xe Yeceased 4 - eters ‘ar- ‘pl iiihidieiei ’ me Pe Main 2t* )iaeurm bered - iy middie-ae : ri » hess ence aft « ¢ ‘te refers ms : 8s th ‘ gear un r (nee Cha ra from re . Siicer. . auis ave man eh dD. ™., v was a meomb “ i «- fe quire at °°" eed ‘acy ; eirict afy et bdect ence ; ant dropped t e price of the ; Funera! om oe 4ey ney). bre. Hi. q Cc Tags -~ e of her da Private. Moter to New a ee 1984 St. } G kK of and > Ronifar e ag A ; A. 9 ~ BR. AU iA WPENSS TT - 170% Market " bi met ae . confident tog ed applica ; . ate at public rom $3 to $4 per from el entaler day. Oct, 2%. 98 A. ° p es Oct. 27. ; a ay A Maple av amamter. Indianapolis yoo . Cemetery . \. V0. : 4). E- R SU PPI. y T g C y » take horne a. » ad wishes bundie COMPOSsIT . , Hes Db. 34" ; f auctio | wey , ' oth iro 0 eh ne Cemetery. Mo > m. to Re ~ papers please G co) Stove repair ° NURSE -P 2s ; Mor rORS Generat Prinune _t¢ = 1 deal n here today. wa -— y. Motor - to Relle copy. (cd) at tie ytd Thursday L ire. 2310-318 N. T ~ mn wanted ? anf at Prtinuse ' j ers hav aadelaah™ Haute and Brazil po) —_—-—~ .¢, REIF— omeneenee from __h morning. Oct. 24 Third ef. ‘cS i yea aperience it v practical nure 7 rr ’ Cs rer? : Ppear before the aoe memone? | ‘bevaccdingge oe ee > Wednead : es ent oe Get oe Mare ! Bs free 05 yeare disease, John J. CARZET CLEANING— PHOLS] eee eee “Hox H-397 Post-Dia, why. COOK-| ppiy 1710 Market. : = ik explain ° oard tomorrow | i ° ic} af “ Pr tv... Marvy Me ay. Oct ° Reif t rouay. Oet 19 191 s ‘and. ; «t e to pres ailire ep 4 i -UF Tv G - .MATEESS ‘A ; oe vat .Tie =) \ aa ~~ ericaced fr in. 3 4 the all . COYNE ¥ tillam Mer Tronotv gh 23. M ' »e lov ed aon ° Ss. Ant ho rictiy pritate y ta ic emit funer ‘ GLOBE a - Peis sire e inte han ‘ . n ¢ ee “ — : eged ce } | = entered age reat on * Thomas McD nough sear Widow " gare? M ie af 3 of Aiova W nv Jj .afaveti . from the residenc borat * Carpet Clean Poa aus } sewing ~ ae eiler a 1 . they have b xor yitant ! ~! 1918. at pds ridar, Oct and ¥ c nough Mr mother : dear broth .elr oO R003 Lee ; and P) . elie ay enue on Sat qence, B50) Roth phones . ing Co... 4 oO eTeENOG! “KS Rupe: - ‘ een ask loved son of ao David Corne ee ire Nellie M » Jaane PF of les: er of Franklin ‘ avenue, an lease omit flower Saturday. Oct, “6 ve 8 SRAPH EK— 81 Sw rem A enced oe a By these fruits king recent- | Gear brother —* a ‘and _Rert ha Coyne sur. mother. ever and our dear owas es Ane Rett. and dear 7. Helen and c wy Hi Ate ‘arpet Clean — ; °c’ se ACceG aie ' , oreugoiy e* | nion epiy 'oO »@ Ger. 7o. ra i rera! ge brother in- jaw . our r unera! fram } or . nd - 7) . inger. aced rs - g andson of Mr | NRATS b nter s ated Ke ne wy 4 . ‘s &{ © arpets -e $i ‘* » ‘ P . “ : ~ — : ¥ etGsa « 1 rr i xs ' " Ma ears « $4 ‘ a A : ; Wut "ee | in : ‘ ¥ °* Mat $6 seck 19 start os Gee : aie . ‘ . <4)
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Som Et thy + eet ~~ Sete om L at ~ 2 bi 4 act ae a ‘ * ¢ ae il. ' 8 ye * ij an8 Rates wet wey Ne is ’ " “ . oo fale t ts x 2 ot SAB, A rt » ge Sang Sets 94 ee. ee a eee Mee ‘i " anes, 100 Mla + re ae Per a Saale s “ , a oi . “sets De Pe ROE, eas REE Ole i‘ » Sate nee pit ot “eee ei Alene ORI: soe + - + . or cme « ee “a ant hitee a ot m " . Srey ae rota ad a iii dundee ; - ~ ee eee peer ~ % 4 e 7 . - Me ae 4 i oa * : - i. 7 eS 4 2 ee, 32h ah be i. oe :) es |) > = he :@ - ate + ey? hear . i SOO Oe OE ste one tpmey AY, (8 TO NEGLECT TO ‘ADVERTISE REAL ESTATE in these columns is usually a VERY EXPENSIVE POLICY! © _ or oT : Deen ne bmi --~- oo _— ee eee ee eee HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED —MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. BOYS HELP WANTED—MEN. N. BOYS — HELP _WANTED— WOMEN. GIRLs | 42 4ELP WANTED —WOMEN. GIRLS, _ BUSINESS FOR SALE | HOUSEHCLD 0 GOODS FOR ¢q é * ae PBB OPPO APA APPS Peg ie Crain Pe ms 6 tet et te ee eee eee PRA a — - I re Os eter LLB OOO ee 4 karate: net PAA DRAPTSMAN-—Experienced in t : , i BOY— 16 years “ol, GIRL—F id, Rave bah aks FOLDING RED . Iimber estruc-| LATHE HANDS o—Firet- class; nene but first- Must be or glass i nanitoy 2 , : woh? ail nO ™ Og ts ill be - See a . perience and ‘salary eres te as oe | S oat ~ ee oe aX SB t. .“- Aird z SET-UP MEN Ra ceed aka Core ace toto Bt a and beanie ty sever gory BI Og scr RSE —¥ errr one gg my Vosptt tal. | stor or rent. Call aa 4564 Kenneriy; own ante hace: Fc rest rsa te Sra e's Stine aoe expect Box ¥ 8, tam mumn 4 - t be . i 3 rand 1 and w “ ai - A ine ye on -le sic r , rr SI - i RE o . —- Dispeich ’ wn- vancement. C an Bide. Bright a agnington._i¢ SE—Experience), to take care of child: | “"“— iakt it mined a (593 | Tap HE H ANDS—(Good wages. | On National, Acme and Bro c Call Saym (06 GIRL—Bright. NURSE—Experience), to take ca ms. ‘ct calc we] leo ee ‘se pe ixtely - Franklin av cookin assist with housework and good wages. Call Forest S792. S385 Be r- | GROCERY-—And confectionery, re “ey diam onds, any ny size, ; Dictabure AE, £00d hom for) | ren Od ati block trom Jefferscn! ; a Pe 1 for D P ’ Sharp screw machines; rush WAREHOU SE MEN—Pittsbore Plate Glass F682W. B65 me: $30 a month. C eben ar eaeea Le Sas; 00d location; | bioca trun oT $e iu as - i» wmith 4 & Co., S13 N. Graz eeive ue AND ST. LOU IS CAR ( /O.. Auto | Government work: new bnild- Co., 1000 Spruce st. See superintendent, B. GIRL— Good. ca mortmer. __(e? | nu RSEGIRL—W hite. for nurse and to assist | on anil raasen for ot i yh CoeiT Ny for" new: ferme. if desired : a | for diamonds. the ANGERS P] 2300 N. 2d s 7) 1 ; WESTERN SCREW | floor. ce general ~ | with housework; good home; good wages./ Sy /pNess St. Clair sul. PPS: toes | ote 2 8 Broadway. ' i per karat: be Experienced. Apply ee ee ant. o a st. (4 — en ee ve | WE LDERS—Oxy-acetylene; clean, “an, nice we Morgan —_ ly 030 _fte7 Washington. _ Oey See = : —- | Ft RNITCRE—bor « sale. = fo karat. % N. onan Ree, $4 tioor, STIX, "BAUR sc LEATHER CUTTER. Good wanes for rieht PRODUCTS CO., 3219 8. Broad- good pay. Apply #. EB, Souther Iron Co. | Gipj a ‘*’ | NURSE—Experienced. white. for 18 H re pg Ok Ae ee a 8 ee A 8 Com ‘Gane LE “Diamonds, watches, je oR, (c) | man. Apply T. L. Horn Trunk Co., 721 war. (e6) | Hamburg and Kienlen. _ (c T room. ght. to take charge of stock monthe-old baby: city references: AY nh an . ame els en, gelected. fine, brilliant dian et) * of ea Wholesa) n Fa o >. a . : — » ee 81° 4 — ; - - : : ; : . -| Cass ay. WIRE MAN—For ouse wiring. concealed Frank millinery. Ziegler-| Mrs. Freeman, 5798 Berlin; Cabany , #4 S ’ , 2 * ~- ° Y 44) ” SE iat ; ~ o OoK | UR - Thtte fo -vear-o] ehild “an : we rhe “* roke tee 0 _ As = os bier: “ai : Ee $ Mullanphy. & Down Box Co., 13th and _ Machine W* rks, 25 Lawton, [ _ Charles, Mo, ii aieasemeeniinantantasntenttneinnton after ae rend straw braids. to loo NURSIMAILLD--Wht for 4-vear-q hild: 1 ll between ~ Tt is easy to open man ’ Ziegler-Frankel Mf. requiring intelligence and nt care; : > verything confident! ’ ) if ; 4 ; i> . e DRIVERS—Coal wa mn; good Wages; “appr | meee rc in ANDS— Alirouind et, } WAN TED ape st. Ath floor : (ec)! prefe rences res juired; wages &%. r month.) KkeK) . 1; 5 “ ver, vy, ‘a y an ] has oe * ie ar } CHTVL ED ete } r j . 2 vi. 4 _ ~ one Oe on + 7 pi ‘ of ) Ani | i fi PPP . APvIyY ofS3 Berlin first floor : iz va ~~ as a . ~ 028 XK. A’OPTANY or weal . 4069 Chouteau. | Bro. Lumber Co. 4006 N. Broadway. tc) | ! Ory tS Vil Lal Uo SOLICITOR--Experienced man to solicit sav- | —"* sf (e7) | MARGLOUS MFG, CO., 80S Lucas, 6th floor, CASH EikGisieRS—\Wwe buy apd seli Pevutt oiding beds, ISx4” plate mittee. a. - i ‘oD ey omg MAC aulX te , Ges abate Arm our & Un ri MONS ; $6 lo x — § te 3 0 “ele 4 > Ea " — a ‘ . Pe : : l Ty ie re ris ¢ Vietor DRIVER—Colored, for sweeper tearm on city. ohyarte EB. St. Louis, 1 1% AUTO CAR SALES AND SI vice CO. _Washington. a + Re ST Sepia Gee hale’ team ee ne | et eee See oe ui ie valve. ay Ss Come in : eee vai -- $2.50 per day. 3803 Forest Park bi.. rear ac HININTS—And hand mae | , e745 Locust st. (5) | GIRL—-1 i" SPFKE GIRL Wi Beonecrineg = Fag ge ~ ccount of sickness. 2 : . v a : wish. years atches Fer iced. for ] gn geen : pp of45 --To wor ‘in yr r ‘partment: | Taphy, Saturday afternoon off: . Ox ' Dic mene a3 , r fo | : DRIVER—Experienced, for l-ton Ford truck.}| Frank J. Stret tch, 4106 corel el no experience Brant ng department: | , ROOMING HOUSE N ime ; oO J. St ° ae enc ne ¢ : , -0) j ost 1? spatch. inf Peo ; en re, ; bes s. gx: . Olive ! feeeraes One® Ganahl Lamber Co., $00 8° | Victor s305X Experienced machinists, | ST. LOUIS CAR COMPANY, | _8tnaudGnyipecesary. Purina Mills. | 0-80. Post-Dispatch Nai ee | Manco es wal iaigt DBiRee ces remeall Poor, Holland Bids “ . ci Ma a ees f ww '~ oe . st ba e i on 2 a ‘ are ‘ ’ 4 ’ aF e rn ‘? i ‘ ’ ye e ‘ ; o ange. : : ; : a - - re MAC HINIS r-Ot MRA TOR ’ I . ’ = i vy - * ’ ; 7 Gi Rae our 4 =} 2 c~ j ‘ re ) switchboard. BR oselie Hot ‘ il > | Wit hn high oven att . , SAFES ee | ACHING HANDS “Wood working. essen-| lathe hands, milling ma- WANTS | HRLS een) | OPERATORS Experienced "single needie: ry range. 815.205 , $5: Sle te | bd - SUURERGT “eae oe : t Lik dA . re ge (‘as et ie ! . . ‘ . " . erie noe nec ar ne 1g T @ very) ent “wor ervice 4) i- FOR - E W D ; ° Rs wm? . “- > h RIV ens— senator plardgere aad | 7 . ; : > : ws . 5. oe Senza r ae ‘ . ») reer * ~~ . ah = ie pa pee ni . ~ ° ‘ : i 4 . _—— - ireiar r + MA’ HINE Ot RRATORS , —_ + . oO. PAT "Olive. (¢ SRA TORS Sewlng machine. on powe: ion She . _ Secondhand, urfcia M mearhet, —t———7.-} Lows Tent and Awning Co., waxes. St ' ¢hine and Potter and John- Bulldozer Operators and He Ipers GIRLS Two, eeitiod, fer’ dining cauee ae OPER Sines: steady work: seed waeest asels ues 3 tae a 1e~I z "thee + pe ae good ¢ St condition, x_¥-112. J 4 J 4 —— ‘or hote} Aa on wh t ST. Ce) | r i t ‘ Fe . Ouse wor COTA ‘eady “ inn . és TR's ; vat aie lugey ¢ "O04 N ; Broad Soli agate, aed one minimum 2! partes tures, =. . ' 7 bh iL i and room. Apply taser Morel, National WACHINE OPERATOR eee stone operators on Govern- iE orge Machine Operators and Tavior. Tew. et a es ba ae? | Out-of-town ordera 52 per line ertra etre. 03.S: four-ty : sale. Heering.. Hall. _ Stockyards, East _St. Louis, i. She % ferry) crin ier; § hours: gz ~ pay, Rood chance | m en t W ra) r’ k ° tirst-class | He sIpers GIRLS- ‘On floor. “to clin threads and sew on OPERA rORS Experlenced_ on rif 2dles and } pl Fm egg ie Aties en ‘I hey ‘wo be m aie =. 3 ar oF want f fire and burglar prot | i DRIVERS For milk wagons: inst furnish | Sak tor is. Cane tis pe, ia oe erred c lass. - If | a i BI, I | | H ! ers Sonn a eyes. Pelican Rubber Co.. 717 dresses: can make over $25 _— week ; steady Discount “Se per line on three oF . aware + ot rh: : ' : .” Fou rth ‘ ff references and zive bond: salary $* to or 3 2 ; ce) | wages. employec on at smit lis an¢ eiper: a Ss ay. (e8) | work: 20 per cent bonus; saturday afrer- logemee 4 nw 2 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ing of extension tabie, CHINE-For. sale; és BLO OL eee ee ee Pala he ? Pte Slog Qwirae* Mets, 5 = M A \- Colored to wo : G IR ? ; . re imix) N a! . . ; . » thet _ i beds - “0 = bs —{_ " ‘ ‘ = in, drug stor as — . ings accounts: best of rete rénces required 4 - —About li ves Ts rh f fice guage”) mig ngeegaer Senpcmaaa an per week te be r se i” | while jearning. Cal! any day after 9 a. prices, ! . en so Neil | Make abe . Sor Sale; high oven: — “7 manent. Lou ‘ “Youn zg, for stock and deliv rr ‘lerk. ip) _sewe ‘mie . Sedat ee aa otae nied an ; . Aetaass © ’ ssi cae an. : DOU 7 . 4 roll top. ana 2 &ft. | DRUG CLE See 311, 1602 Locust. ery « (eb | EM PLOYM ENT “AGENCIES. AND | GTR z 5 Union Cap ‘a N. 14th.. 'Sth floor, Kinlo h zB! deg nt and cust &: edit Jewelers, “dg floor. 3 hb PS) pour —s ae | ay i i. f ‘yj? nth ow od ° ” Reere. fox Y-1: Post: bispatch. MAN For all. ia work in cauical paliea | TRADE SCHOOLS "Soi gg ers ‘ed on paper box ti achines, POWER SE. WING M AC HIN OMrERATO — iM} IRTED iN il mac ni. nmaghett!. Gites mate vuleke Wal. 1610 Lacust. ae DRUG j lance in | call 505 N. Channing av. ‘ios oe AE I lctnatragpseasiaeliaaatad mith gluer, covering. closing, | “EXPERIENCED; STEADY WORK, IN| ostocie) talian cheese tomate aste, . oe Tigh We oa. ck Meal: @ "hIXTU RES—One apenas 3 CLERK- “wh fFome experience in . venvcmecitiianeib | i nw “ * a+ V BEI a I ractical and learners St. Louis Label NN orks, 92% AN ESSENTIAL IND STRY. WITH GOO Nushrevins Mereur ; iH : lin. JAE edo, “te VUED. ComSiastion, mahogany t patent medicine and sum dry departments. ‘MA N To w ork around bourding house, ant inf Very men ti W W) SE RRY’ 5S TRAI N ING Se ‘HOC 4, Practical &u- NM. ith et (e7) | . we 3a KING CON. Sedeheek’ ~ » v : er. >" 7 x 4 . ce) w ° ” ‘ te - os 2 ~ - ——-— am ga > pe . 4 , i « i if av re - : . a he ; » ; c : aN 1500 Park as Nee ee, OS _all wint Apply 4257 Von \ versen.— od | renee — ee Experience not necersa ry. Apply PRA RAC rica AL NURSES Apply 200) bast 7 cb a0 “ i --FOrF sme: My je Aree, an —— IXTURES—With two | ELF TRICIANS—Kalb Kiectric Co., 7350) MAN--To atterdl ber and help in saloon. 1246. PARTN ERS ‘WANTED Mis YE R B ROS. DRUG CO | TANG. (o*) | p $ THRE 7 ha be Tor sale oe “i Morgan at : trade. Box H- ef : - PP Nn B 3 o : CB or sale; a SS : one i sell or ¢t Manchester. : ye SS Be 465) I ran Klin : ie AC) | CA 12, I | PRESS FEEDER--Experienced. Holiman Pa- | & Wiese & 2 ine} or little used: set sstALinG } ’ 4 re , ai aaltel KLECTRICIAN—To look after operation cf M. in ki ma GGIe-Bged: to att 1 dishes and help | . | INE n Wtd.—To set my half int erest in ee natons itasncuissiceieisa cu” _per Box Co., 316 Clark av ‘ (7) | sell fol ‘; al as Uxtures sree ani Ti ite we wh, .e 0 brand i) naw a: ‘a ANDO ae experience and saiary expected. Box Y¥-12),/ 4470 Deimar . splendid position | ; eo 50 , { ont or | "RES—-For sale, set of £ Port- Dispate h. fess) ~ ‘ ar. e ; ics r > + Nae ee ry . - : : ‘ : trap ‘ ; ; ene to} : we go te: Bs * tar ‘ a pibe, ifee, “eiveres pe. BS * iS « § ub siz feat Tine 3i 4g Box D- ins V.-D. W “ » drive: $29 week cuaranteed. | V NIE TYPEWRITERS G "1 * run “traction engins ae M A AY... ~K x eo rie ced, fo p ay Be ” Apply (range Whistl 3 B ttling (‘o., > | AG : ecquipped with power etcer. Apply liv- p F, Seuere: Werk; Ott id. t plac oOo é ‘d: »fere > ste ork: om shop. ko r_oeee . = -_ ; - ALY; era ‘nile r tauran ine le vals, _ ; OM 32 urni- ae . . FITTERS—Reamer men, pres. | Paievaiaaiy er wvesement Bak] haauy stom core won! oe FSH an oho for 5 scare tan hve a oo | a MATL Een SOR augatee” petal eas ae-pahers ase, Ler Raeeastaes Se Paonia, band los of ee, me 9 a nin mACHrE men, heater boys and laborers. mAN Married. under 20 years old, for ew. Mi. Kit—i or 25 cows; 31S week, room ‘and = onditions. in th alba ruta og Mims sia sxe eroe-dwas ~ (ey) ror meniber, send r lis f openings and; 3’; ae cos renes p- or} os A WOM AN- - EX perien ed: auick: a’, A. kinds f old gold -« Mee We oer ee tent New and Slick : —— ; Sy Rae r . ° —s . Laon naa rf apg . ‘ f+1] Db! ieular f Tou tity Ss Ra oy . Sr si tate t , > "* addy RY ae , “nrest ey Saks ; ri I iy he ‘ ipo . S on . . e ~ ly win rN. ot "ge gual Apply engineer, | loe'’s, “Si Olive me 4th floor. M i, Ly W RIG l]' |" ) men’s Traini: ig Associatic . 332, Chi foe c | aN tas bouse clukdinn: tous be on | ee osite Metropolitan Ede ; ~ "- =~ SEED... Fae re ; x MA N—S ‘ r an: iti 2 andie ’ , cazo. Ili: (c®) ' » pase an it ‘ mat , S a | B IL iL FIREMAN. ze For fac tory doing eanent lal j —Stronz enough rw pt an id han {le & A R ( O., SOK 4) N\ ; B roa ) , = _ ~ [ ur! ita « lit MetCausltand ¥ : : i ( rG60U0 for: Sale or Tradew * AU O M O " : “ ; porter ter me s - - : , ‘ ee . wae .¢ _— 2 ”~ . Bn shod . Piton Post with nes | work around factory: zood place for right (eT) 18 WOMAN—White, for housework. cook one) “ieeisman. 2250 Cans, Centra! 942 my ¢ et ane ae located in the low-re er. ox ; ost-Dispate (ct) man: references required. Box O-46 Post- -- ar Enepene —_ . " years or eider, in nec sSary a. isiryv; meal a agayv; hd home nights . GAISA - ; - meat od 5h. Chelle , Pict and Sti conveniently situate ta a FOREMAN “Night pss tr gn pra a man, Dispatch. : (65) ae en ar "eon ~~. esser itial HELP WANTED- me EN. ‘GIRLS , Clean. easy work; good pay. App! Sj ' Hartford (7) , CASH tor newspapers, rag * Nawazine town lige ane, en it certainly ‘ ‘ jac em. ey capable of handling genera! work. also | MAN ~Allround furniture repair man ta | _ bits _™® . 4 0.,, fA Gamna.(e. i ney st By a va . | w »M J N More for home than Waves. - _ near, pis | ‘ass: nd | 9ROTR , economica propositi to shrewd and : Ic c per line on tree i hg work: essential work. Box b assist in shipping and work on truck: MO’ oT. (DE AR Hf AND. {on “wood worki nc lila- petene ‘ RS $1.30, D ©; 1000 for experi- GIRI S ; Seg . ; - ning be: vers, Ir . ~s have anythtine to 4 more ineertions. , 4 - od worker ~ living alone; call SH paid for newspa: mar e Se ie Post Disnate (c7) ; state age refere nee, experience and sal- hinge i call Koker : (nino and ~) in -y. ie) en Rs ( wrk rs i ’ RS. t ’oat-Dis Cary . rt . . . . - iu ‘ new r furnitnre ring uD Olive fact vu, airtel CT AP ; ey cv ; ae entral % _ Oe AOR OS are tes aie 2 ile SA ee oy 7 ary; unlimited future. Call M: tin ‘> dential Rax D 0 P ost-Dispate nh. (eT) fart $h to ho daily pIecey g Oe (sOVe rnmen' VO@lOres b hand. ls .°ra . i ; : os ann oi ss , ; niin oi , , 4 or . aa - - } . aa) she : es . i" ‘ *,4 "ry rine Es ; . in? of ’ ‘ ) aie arly , | ao ~ou . eli . ‘ae . 4 , ' “de, ut ‘ ’ SP eet my Re » hieta ‘ . { " ee Be } i ‘a ‘ ‘ » : 24 s WE TCO “oa ee 2 Po help in oy Kk room, Apply | prac ° Sa 8 geri el Elian Mp . SOUIE, 8s :, ae apie : } a A Re Cote SN Spay RETO EE —— - Othe mnoensation. 2966 Juniat: vi peal to : hee a RE ¥ “em limensine | King’s ! - . ne . peepee - —_ _— ~ j _ : ‘ ! F ‘ . ty . " ; ° ' - . 8 ry. ie ‘ R —_ “ 4 i ° ‘ . Ve. ica 2 i ‘ ‘ " * - he ‘ , . ~ GARDENER -Experienced: must have ref- United St; ates Rubbe Co : 18 s. troad- AUIS walLieaLie Ca 1s) { ° ite ©. 0 ANS] PAN’ “MAI Reon I on Jew i Jrpohan P o ; : : $ ay W « AT AN 7 : - Kr or est “4 7. FUR GRADER Experienced, excelient sal-| 8TY > pected; meaenves strictly confi- | MOLDERS- Bench and squeezer molders: can ADDRESSER Young | lady, 1 addres: ( - — ladies who: clean, : j ‘ay ; Broadwiu rs T ror 7°4”") Re » 4} ° mY « miatiltl bis . ‘olored, v . . J _— bes a “3 gfe sarah —ree and ;_™ ay, = ERE aE (ec) | THER Tee ) é it ne. Grand 1.342, . } Ct)! week! on per cent ; oye mat rent position ail arous ; od, nae wat ohai ae 7 bth fos & soln gv: ' . : : Tt > stead y | positi ion calling on established trade, dis- ya OO" 2 Ti ity Box Fa Y, UO) Grat! tL. . : fe V ‘a: you, ' [ta mh floor ST. viive ce ”) al 40°51, : r* ‘ nies i ae walnut mahogany oe oak. $70.5 : 4IRE— ~g- ton truc kK: for any _work. KBox Y-226, Post-Dispatch. (ch) | tributing essential food product, wagon | NAILERS—And !aporers, at once: on essen- BAG PATCHERS — GOOD EW_ERA MEG. CO., 901 Teas S MEN--Tv take up nursing Dply 29) OI We atinum, br ? eds aay fF park Merry Zies, 4031 Kaston. Delma GROCERY © L.ERK—To ll ft -_~- route work: Parents must he married tial work, Miller Mfg. Co.. Soud Alabama ees : es mails wOLES SISES ‘ =*M. me NaN ; td. atin iL 7 er e.. bed MD: ; She ° o) cal or a 7 deliver and _housekeeping Ro . 27h P -D , - o> (; IR LS 16 TO: >! ‘ fa.se teeth bought. Miller, 4 : ; q p - Bs —™ — orders, J. Gileitz, 4418 Connecticut. (ot Sn ee 5 ee Se PEs { ~O4 see SEEN SeAmhrte | SCsph VW A G E S. WERTITI AN ’ kW avera) ‘ iesuees. Sum rket : (> adies, 5: tall ‘videbenren $7.8 wea Motor, “true kx. Anders > “gs . AN-—For well- ae Cie or coffee route. ~ OFF IKE BOY--Good on ort far a i. i Ye 4iv vow . \ wr of -? a “A py inet prvadpiss’ =, rts al Bo, enecuinnes ; : ——-———- -- ¢ “hey . » hae , GROCERY CLERK—E x perienced: alary lo- is unity ad » (vi. 2 lout . ins : : ras ranrces frou st. ‘e S. lith st. Bell Ol $20; short hours. 6126 Easton av es cated in southwestern part of city; must ancement. poly J. M. Stuart, 4th floor, m4 ‘7 ~ - } AiG Wk H | ‘' ti wis i ry ny ' IRs ‘ Ho vital, €0) S. Kine’s highway. | Che highent m-task fo. wa ee We hi added a line of vi 2 kintoch oh Central 44000. m : a BV. be married, and over 25 years old; experi- lac ldg (c3) BAG CO 0 DOCK ST. (e6) | A VV LEAS La Gol AAS LS 1s } 7; , ' postal to c a oo he des. ch iil sell at same rates ‘as other , ne vent aav fi GROCERY CLEitK- -Marries, and over 24 ence unnecessary, although man possessing; OILER AND FIRE M.A N-—Lacl fas (CC — w? 4 « (CO) . . VOM EN YUNG, WHO HAVE HAD sai k igi sah %: ISS, eves Dickson ituve. A shaded price on wicker ¢ POR Hi —Would like to rent iny 5 to fill position on an established coffee| retail grocery or similar experience given Main and Mo aa Ae CLOUS VAS ©O., The Pressing Trace. EXPERIENCKH 2 NDING L.5°3#4 a ae - ‘ker lamns. kitchen cabinets, com 4 . by dav, week or mon route, now averaging $24 per week n ny? reference. Jewe! Tea_ Co., 2211 Pine. (chy — ~ ( und z ic v) _ : ees CG ree a A EOE = ME R« TA NDISE. F : i. FR OPDpELR Sty ras 1 ‘ tluntine eat revolver m5 : ; ' state price will bay. salary and _—— cece. Box 5.1 MAN-—A large. oldest aly? ished eee: P PAY ny E; P erienced. | ly Mr. ” Buecker, Bor Ok KE I give: x ounK lady: state € Ae ty 100d Wages; steady work: healthy | Ms pe a - Fe . 4 g SHEA IGH fie 22 50 1-285. Post-I cite (7) TALK “AR MSTRONG HOUSE FUR. coe B-Dispoach._ __ — “ ° 29 esc I mv ’ Py ¢ ‘ rk 4) -¢ nN bla Saas ¢ 4 x G Pah. > . je? >) +; + * ae be Oo 4 Py 4 4 2. Pee * va S i. ij . - ’ a2. , tee pate Se ») | turing company has an excellent opening a is ad n and © a Py ont Dian ateh ery -eapects Ox rt “A surroundings, LV NGST RAS DY K- TON ; Ovre ° P ubtt Library 1306 Oitve } at t. (ere) a MOTOR TRUCKS FOR deferred class in the draft: the piece; Government work gr experi- r' TRANSF ER co lith and r - } fo ‘ rt s q c > >AIN’ | An br eh rg niie to hy — meena om ‘ - re ° ? . ° - ‘ ‘ " stntbeiienied se aaliieaame — —_ - — o~ ~ ~e HANDY MEN—And_ oiler; nec-| fp tg” pune man 18 to 25 who has been | re day eee nd Drush hands wore ony | BOOKKEEPER—And stencerabher: ING AND CLEANING CO., 1300 HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTE FURNISHED HOUSES AND FLATS ’ > position re j ar , dis : . Ss, roa iW: y- i *} ‘need; salary §15 per w "ek ; state fo Ce. § ; ay (@ ” . sd nieces NI eo eat a i a8 a ° essary industry. 1630 North! { retail Cory eeerisink display work | ——. meee -- x ¥-286 Post-Dispaten. ate reference. | Park av. ° WOMEN—We need a number of EARY PUGGY Wtd.—on , “FURNITURES S-room apartment, beautifully MOe Olive Sl. Central 773, Krocery stores, as well as sales | PENMAN FE xperienced rod ‘a] oe , 71 ; furni ] I PE . i work in mnec ar ta P " a> BEOod. Ail “oils Po gram Pasi gree ig om . ’ “s mee ee rou ng women to learn telephone tral Dace! furnished will eal) all or separatel ° no Po Main street. { (C.) ) reg mire vag ate tion therewi ae a. Nindues: ie { ran ite ean dg. - ic! : sty rayne? veaaing ] iaQu Iv casiie avupiy (; T | RLS 2 ( mR I ( N | Z ( M N kK ( : ae ces. PR GS, taroe, a 7 weakly pa Wt reed: brov referre | _— § » HARDW OOD F INISHERS Apply 701 Iar- | tt , rit he og oe to succeed: if su P penition he v Ea B spec gg _Ca.. (a N. Vandeventer ic) Ww EA R ° NX CK ‘Ty, E A N | a, iat peep: Be pant Fn Pte rR ridge SOW . a (3) ANIMA! Le er “SATTOMORILES Wtd.--wWhil pay @ eT Ta ere fed) must qualify for eee oe — Positi en Po t A Ra SEery. ‘ ; Ma arke rengeai a z : Q E . , / » , EA , sei R vd * 7. provided. . Apo! Vv ‘at Oner- Bz AC HE LOR wardrobe « arpe*« . a as epee oo ; - 4 stein, 2Y20 | Bher\| jan { ‘entrai | bids _saeddie lery. bn SADDLE em 9 Burns | in ia work desirabie, but not essent ial; PORTE R--To work in drug store, 31! re . f| {ADS M ( RK IK. AP P LY Ke [i \ eiors’ ‘Traini Ss on or at near- — descriptions; co prowe y fiate ‘awelli ngs SRAUTOS Wti.— Whip the Hun jand - a 4 . - 4 _iat ‘y. : (ec 6) roo salary and trave line expenses: 2 * Sano , : : i g . bd ed ! ‘ »! ec? ‘off arge or gral! flats: ed goods badly hest Or Map tay hails lt . : ae ‘ selling your old, wrecke or | : HEAD JANITOR For modern your repiv Live age draft classific nt I { JR’ C E It ‘ olored, for arug Store . if Lt ( A 4 {] ] rRS on E X I K R ] as & W ALK K R \ ey ( I W i? A R SO ] i | I\V st C T fF RN BEL LL vrices. hat t ot er. Delma: yg? ee Forest RAI i) 7 = i highest price re | 3 c entral aus} offic e ‘bull }- and reas ; ¢ mee ferences 1301 N Tavies Eye vt ND DOU Wt I 5140 nhiie-al ay. : "x ine: must be good, ractix ‘ | ‘ : ason fort being vpiaced in a sferr “\” ea . BE Ds- -—Kurnitur rugs. cont — - ° ; Fe a Wit -All kir de. to handle help and nde cent Pot" work: | Class, and experience. Box D-119. P. -D, | POR ite h-- White, Apply Swi ; o., 310 Nt Dp NOT N 1D ( i ss - AC Oh) ’ Ib ii AN D L0- TEI EP] {ONE (3 sinatl lots 2. e pay ‘he hae “* allings : ALAS — : Se : MO! ILE: lard Auto Salvage. C age, experience and sal: iry expe ted, and | -= cna : - Cer, ne eer en ¥ (oF r, 2) [ 71st st ad (cr) - yrXr EAT ATL sh erates Ct IoT STS STI | KI r Y ) y / 189) “é “ ie a. . ill Forest 56°5 or Deimar 3864. ‘ PON - ER ! a Wed +> to b years old; ‘uate i e wt. lin: deth “740 Dele ar 1020. ive references ; 07, P SAR PENNY e keN ~ : \ C+ : be thoroughly broken on quail end e tive references. Hex 0-07, Post-bis. «| Dado and Frame Machine Man ‘Porter Must have good local refer-; O4itv1. ids © GEN- | J8i4 Olive st. tc ee a. od bird t idler and ret lever: must havea Wid. Of all, kinds, coadl HMELPER—For cleaning out chimneys and | IN woop wOR I £4 it. ae me ay Tl ES BRO (DW ay AN] * rae rok "Go. 4440 D ae oe re eee eed pty vot x me nie Gambian “a eK = ° te S 6. quick. Ado # Jette a ar 50 ce ded: -winter work: get mone : : sR White: : ‘ S. oard and ‘ , DU SEGIRE ‘cor general Deveework: fame} ~-.er--. : ae . , i oem ASt, oS ate petrn ee op \ ~~ Tor 19LS 1 every night. Smith Bros., 4257 Von V ersen POX : H OS .FG ( O.. OHIO AND SIDNEY roo: n. Malleabile Hot el and Bar. SOM) rn. & MOR TAN ‘i ity of two: Ist floor east. 4243 Linde!l (5) -’ aah - » wRe;ings. ‘rcewt > Bet ‘ , . HORSESHOF nS sgnunion: wor k 7 days per | M A\ N WA } Ik \ j . aS tied oateramceds. Rage Wa ter ie 3 a +e 2 ae ; a - . 4 — Se mi : . er: muet be ranid and ac erate at fizuree Storage. : LL i St : ‘limiar ‘ . WANTED _ oa y _— ned © . oui a erence OM, Box. Y. 83, Yost. Disps: % gi r ef- oo oo ‘ oh ; . 2. — : 1) . - ° ¥e * ’ ew *% : ‘ (rej > - , mm : Nir WOM AN 19 to t ‘aA. Work DOW pout®« ol! featners pay : sie’ , pu . ‘ ’ 1@ Ry — over- , @ ee cee any — kind of 1 « ‘ . — WALDMAN, dealer in sec { run freight elevator: Sel. rE , bY - ’ 4,03) 20 |. x i ; HOU SEMAN—Atlso window cleaners, white PENNY" receiving inere handise, good for $18 to $20 a week: short } ours: é ii AME SRMAID Experienced: white. OO wo eg . fowl ¢ Rener: Oe est po page must hay e® Sigh-scheo) education: answer |, m0) a eC 1 old, 6-406 new. Monta ia Feath ana colered. Apply houseman. Planters iN! & GENTLES, roadway and Morgan. bring brushes, Wazes, room and board. Apply hau: er = ty at NMents entra! I. (7%) own hundwritine, civing age. education and o Au al}. el. Soo. For. 767. 4428 ona "ts rs “0 Ms : an, ie : ; ee . — a a oe iY kinghasn Annex. King’s i y} “a \ HOw SkEGIRI ( ‘olored: £o home at nigh* Re alary expec “tact hiox L)-S67. b’oa* -[ Va fey tomy , ; me fam aged. a recked aut 3 | : oe : : : | ; : | r 6) | : N } t P al " , Os it . . 1} "2 ! : 1 ; : ) é xe ‘in : ) ; : | , ; | ; z (eld) : . | ; ICE | WAGON DRIVERS eed : wanes. AD nt | BRANCH M. AN A¢ 2 E}e windows and paints, to im floors; refer- eoianatehiahiinsa - . = hi — ‘a - Bomont 377, a THE Y. . & -_ Emptovment Derartment. ~ . - trice paid , . Pan mS Suits, overe ta; * Dich kson, Central SSITR, Bomot WAGON t - SER | ominaows nd inte, ~i sl ane 4 : ; Young lady: e x peri enced in i OUSFUGIRL.~— For housework. ae been 147% Toecnet st... Is makine fnecta! efforts at RE ENO! I ; i PT _ Dems > ‘f2. tet : ‘ . Be hefor e seeing me. I, ’ ae i abet Wain: on = a : ee, . A larwe corporation has nian opening dew. Rition. Box ¢ y- 1! . Post-Disvatch. (¢; ting. heckKing books: fteady sition t fon ef. to secure Gav work for women wv ios : ET} ete ee rN Dee ee ; ' - large lot . ii jier osd5, Central 81 . REPAIRING, ETc. | o ; > 4 : € rere " ; s ‘4 « a mag os pane VT) a. % ‘ ‘» San 4 re ‘ ¥ . . . ~fle - a >: 1 } : / : r it tr . 6. : : a x oN ; ages. : ppLy live, energetic man with sales and exec utive | PORTER 4“olore d roarried mean, _¥ ne Rat : x , Y- ous, work, A... to I *e = HOU Ske; TRI, ( Tener Horns ork on | banas 0 SONS have EC , t . ¥ ce . ‘ z a? f | ce? foaid Ca. tir »? “CSF (oe) ‘ : : ‘ ei ‘es ia no sition as branch manager enced in caring for large buildin v. os — aera : -Ost- I ispate? 3 : C we In familys « a7 } trioti women are as f ' or ae | ry tRNITI - .? - ATl’}’ -el, Weta ie nen's suits, Wwe manu- ing window a, mopping and general ¢ KEN PIC K ERS 4 5 an dtippers. weet 44 HOUSEUIRI.—heat whi RY Auto Repairing: quetk ser » Storage. Lindeil 2125. SOs a — on - —S — —_ — — ‘v. . ; R } ; JANITOR White, to. do gereral work and | v- Louis and St. Louis County: i phon ne their need@ for Se: uy! res a. iuteee F ms oa ‘ . y ' oral von- ja lies dressee: need hadiv: fire boiler. Cal) af 3p. m.. Sout 4 ‘ : *. @: . a plans dl ges pcm 12 ys ta flats and dwelling otal torame | - UlLOWES f ‘ k ’ . t folio, his n . vV . i) ; a ae j earners, em aurant re. ’ } z ene " - ag ; ; j " aed to nm » rth ern Bell Telephone. ni Delmar. pa ‘he ie? and market an automobile necessity | {n&: must iow this work as a busine 58. ain y Bros., 707 N, Oo! roon partment; no laundry, $25. Call; seamstresses. etc Olive 4873. Central 285. - 66% . Detn is See ee ee ig ryt ae 8s ON. Tick b - (rs) ch Nas a wor! d- wi le demand: a nee essity city refere ne es required: good Wages, with | Cl by Le Tarte at ae Ss. ik Y FT] OF AGE. ~ FOR brn S571L. . 5764 Westminster plo (e%) Bits ei cs Ries = — oo 7 Si th: ae . al , ore i6.. £4265 Page. Joe Gel - eerie JUNIOR DRUG CLERK -Good opportunity; is inderred and recommended by law! [ree ho SIT rent and coal. Call Sayman ‘BRAL OFFICE WORK: PRE VIOUS —~ . pte; ‘cn . = -— SiGIRI,—General > sermaid sinall | .t ae ere rane E: am j — ; ‘ Ph r.3 13. , mie t Poe — , , ne —s.. ~ _ ab aera tel, Taylor and Maryland a seat ackennk af o ee Can invest a very | Annex. King B igh av and We at Pine. (c7) LERKS- USE SE VERAL Y¥¢ a raed. ily: song ash hin np aeantan aed 08 7 vil | FPOULDE ‘R KF or flat work fironer. We ontent: ee 7 rash — a ees; o ighe: riges, ita lu aS ; Mor sale. two 1918 ches KITCHEN MEN. “Six; and 4 cooks. App!) a Or initial out! ay of} PR BE 8 hs ES) EAD Ixperienced Holman ?P: WOMEN, THE iG ns Vin. " wi LAab- { Aun rv. 4s I ‘Inne e} ig, ie : edd B ' asa rice BB pelman, Pues ad i matable rime. 842% ‘701 Was PI y | Btock ean make at least £700 D m : A = i ATDatT ; “os i rine 4 ‘orest hy oan ‘ i ; 9 hy" P o'r " ‘ borest aes ; AD ity J ; ae St. louis Univers ity Training Corps, |interview call at Plant I a) ee ee on GSS i og ke AD oe if . til = GIRL. iexperienc ad. “| ir und: lave bad 308% %) (A> : \d » . » > ie—_ “ ~ ota ranar , ‘ ae ae 4 : i ii’ —— ; p " as { . seat i Grand av. and Forest Park bl.; apply stew- | and 12 a.m. and 2 aan © Hotel between 10 | PRE SSF EE DE} -—Job: private plant. Gall| Ae WR ITE . HAND: '| HOUSEGIRI, Girl” for Feneral housewrk:) ironer. W i ae ndry, 3211 &. 7th. (-%) PPRNITUP >, ae ene - CUUPES gird, (c6) Kloepf r = , P. m, Ask for ‘ ‘ari 50 00 yr { ‘a ore sD UY sO Ms ENT j I. m adel understand ooking. $201 Lindell. ike INE 2S adie 1, : ” ' . . pa “Ff o , an Enest eash ‘ 14) LEN WW ’ l’ay hig heet ae ar , ¢ ee eee oe - —* ag Ee N = > za : 'K. (c76) | COOK—A good “woman as cook. 5 ' in apartrnent: four {n family. SO791 West IS iat work: a, 474 rel seas . oe - SS en pee | PRESS eG And helpers, for iren W aterman. - minster pl., Ist floor east. toy L 7 ne ae or fat work; alan machin .itiM, . ile apentner? acts + -_—_——- snesseuetiabieasnanenipibitapiiiiaing Rais F- ee ' aundry ar! (le . ; ‘ 4! “7 a 9 ; y Sif ~-Family of two. SO5S8 Delimar. Fret SKHGIRI. We nit SS Ss housew oy: ir avion 7% au work, on Government orders. 2408 S. Jef- COOk aceon ay. | PRESS FE KE De: R (on tsordon Dress, liar? S vA» LL. Ss 21 | Cc); dell 139 small apartment Oo laundry. belmar ead War Pe , sd a wonda ; diate “ eat I . “"~ M Al: i kK R Ana BSKOT rer } sS”7iTrt ) ‘ u/ i srt \' ’ ‘? , . : ‘ / : Py? ’ a , a cy y A . . : : R. (soedde «& Co., “O40 lllinots ol Mt: artin Mot or T ruc k Cc 4) a a 314 Pine. (eG) "i fe a omen ~Immediat - } ‘sg PO) I Sil . cy rk AM) Westminster (*al] ] indetl AGRI, c abany Goel Ww ic) partmen! ; . , =f Ir sat ’ ~ > ~~ . » > " - , . * . , - nj » Br bs Cian rHiNG ¢ tD ‘ wT a ke ' in “ot ivi Wes ~ im ° » « ’ } ; ane lrehy mo =¢ one - . . 6 ‘ 4 ain image = ' ~ m™) ae 8 | ») as ; ‘ “=? : 4 ry ’ ’ FER s,s \aa wil 5 = . : — : Rant ke, Tavuis, (cn) ; ae reizht elevator. 41) N. 4th ie) | The Sun, Les ee Mo F SSEE ae _ LD4ow., hOUSKGIRL-~- Colored; rer eral house Wo! *k h SL LF? : - : > : 31 VeErcoan rs . ghoes pokes "sa pre: ally = 118 © LABORERS. “00, FOR, “GOV ERNM MEN ve cy-— And bors over 16 col ~— y 4 MA > 7 3 ; F ( {i Ik ~—4 ir housekeeper vm Caban) 152] = Sh ! | P sina ie nights, Hoolan, a> vt) N. lary! od ss apr ook ss . ; 2 ». al “ , ‘Old 8 oT; : a - ; t irre ,' t i , . : ne , ay + eo a . i oars unttt ree ase UA. @,% Cunt ee ; a male: rT - “ ’ ¢ cPeievypr » so Ms 4 ‘ ie; Jud rs Daal ‘ (ie AT \" ; ! te rit ; ‘ eat , . 2 . Outside work. l: Wakley, S000 ot: | ome Fond Laundry, 4825 Fin rs A. ibbdn , ' mt “Mi. A NX 2 ‘ - e . . ‘ ’ ’ “— ‘ @ . ‘ ' : al) | Paws: ge - ri feb) |. = I ark. (oh) | %Tra - f ( (OP Yy | f eo rperie 1 } t - Page oF H rn) ilt on ears ASTik: 2 a N 4 Vv iugerman, 2 : li- ‘ a : 4 nod i? nil tails a! = : nema : aera 'e vrey. \ LER Ix erences mayie nme , = we lence on multis rraph etter. . my 7 peg - 1) 47 ‘ ! a 4 ' . : . . i150 |T mk « = WwW t? taaim, -mer: ; , | LABORERS—-Two, colored, for unloading “a N--Young, middie-axed. io run on trains: ‘ good, : aliround, “xp hanic. , growth te be Call 518 Granite Bide. eka) HOUSHGIRI-—For general housework: ie Laundry, 2747 Taciede + tg, Pigg Bore: eo rOs., 3 must Kel mink mT ce gir ae: ORTLE, For. ale, coune, 3 or for tember stacking; one colored ja. --OR£ runs. Apply 2047 Clark. | City’ Rox Factory. 2000 Gratiot st.” ore (COPYIS ST's - U ell before you ger . ay mn Py Base! Fo 4 +. : : Pelle, Seles Lumber Co., 2000 5S, King’s | Laciede Gas« Hide sey mezzanine floor ) ' polis “AS App ovine caumlures’ ate { l j P tracks on wast side of road 7) Pickiea., : tod) fetner, ‘‘entr JP nore - PAGS must sell; $12 eact we Sar. ‘ ROADSTERS : ~— a ad Ge re erenc rom previous er 4 » pa 8 = ics ls SI acted Cc srieees 4 Me, prt ath out ue - Two to unload car of a “Kovly Be ine “- this city. are at n ee Se mg Pre a or adare ssing env elopes ON HOUSKGIRI-—An etperienced girl | ; os Tet Th rice aie : eee ad . ae $3 re e M—For sale. rosdater. lights | St > nee oO} i Sah ee eral housework: #mal! mily: lendid | Mie i dap rer ae S-~ Ladies’ sample shoen, . is oer ‘quarrymen: | mke one Co,, Ita 8 Vandevente (c) | @ge, past occupation, if single or mastiel. U nderw ood. \I ust he over 16 a oon eoptesh ame Siniidinn ¢ “ot _SALESWOM EN. WANTED Wie, as i -- Peas ras %. syier vared 6 arket #t.. corner 31th, SOP. SRE ON iv. ai - -W ood orking mac hinery —— 12 hm when answering _Box Y-292, P.-D. (c5) ROw_rt “or resceter. 2 pench | pene apen ” wraare Paatw eanle « : fe 7 "eee Fig. oat ' l, Cor sale. brown, trt steady employment, good Apply ‘eens i—e-2 work only. SAC K bags aph om y “one ees waste oe col. 5 Cars, ; Mas) wo) k and rood sal- = The] : pres ye ge neral anne. LESLADY ee sain ; S116 i fo Talis 2 sion als ‘Fpets ars ‘ith kid , -y fur, sise 3S... Cal Pennine e ond tt ion ry “ab ‘RIA ‘ ———— kL SO (c} se eons - _, Steady em- , . . ? ‘ o/ if ” tai in ' yrand mone ay Snes 24 —~ a aw RS anie 1016 ' weees. Apply at once, COLUM. | uen—to umced com. nocd wane Kawa ployment. Apnly. Corno Mills Co., 20th and td ROSS-GOULD CO.. 309 N. Gi? ing: in ‘tathily with twe rend._—__ sania | 3 mn At +40 a Te re For male. 1918 lene | 4g ' Grocery and Baking c o.. Tiffany a y~ . — “ as = = - » fess) ( T -. > } im rs ” + "g') a: , on ~ wor nh > fry‘: iy ; ‘ : pape " ; : ' . “ : , Al if . rt if ‘ 4 ? left . "? n . ; like rew ‘ Cor " ow gilt ; es BIA QUARRY Co., Columbia, nd V ten SA ioe sks ty | Con hao) sor ork; good pay - ail ( C 4) a _Kingab ir¥ pl. business ‘ ith Li doliar St. Loui oa “a usehold goede ehest pric Jers m | eo é' ; ity: sacrifice , £650 coal IE POE Oe Ee eae ee Te reve Aske a? .¢ Ul i T&th ict) Dre MONST ry ’ nie an | gpubdivision company where ' : ~ . ‘gee > RR BR hI aly —- -~. - EEN SENT Miilbur ut toe Mart * ° P c8 MEN -To unlo@d cars: rood rv os - ee. IA rORS- Ladies, permanent PO-: HOUSHG ; ral country oom ws om 4 éte . ak 408° Central MS. ¥ °23 | A wild 1 a genuine d ea daat tea — : (8) day; apply at once 3321 pay: pay eves i SAW ‘- ei “tur oS nations and laborers. Blair Pe = eed ae oa round: nationally advertised ne- “home: aa hae stres housework: ‘ "from ents cous im Pain cate ; : tr vANT best fours ‘ ’ / tf) |43Milbel, MM . bracelet, WE Bhor na! . : — - fc ch. SAW K ag ‘ome | en: ah . ired: and expenses: | good a ; dowmtown district: four in liv: # fternoons, I 30 te 3:30. n! rive Kinds uN conten if eres ind 4 Bao Bi. tis 2 aos 2S 6th %, a ¥ wemaie Pog oe t mt MEN—ELDERLY: FOR LiGgur we 7 - r RS Ex xperienced box “sawyer, Ao- | unincumbered. ‘Purina Mil eth ad G @' jaundry work; in answering 535 for appointment, fe av. Delm: . Lindell KOAD 4 TTENTION! Pa a ee te am UND FACTORY. oylg uae AN | tot, Moun@ City Box Factory, 2000° Gra- tint —_ , om tes) | - Five references. Box ©-282, D. Bidg.. 9th and Olive (¢ Bt o i. Be LONOR AUCTIO? age sale; slicker c@ats, pants 83 coath «© a a8 “ ° 4 . ‘ ——-~*- ceninenetioneitinaties we sad . oe — . , ety — atin 6 : - ‘ ; 3 T mal ou ieter " ry 21 ANT) MADISON. f « _ ncaa re emeemore ~— mA; >) a oaminaie - i m ; . S a aad nineun ela) sbipiikd ua’ maged, 7 a lads he att —_ - rat , ule © sri 3 my o96) | SHAPER HANDS On woodworking DESIGNER—On gingham dresses. " middies w RK IN¢ our B KE EPR Ur inet n- BU RNITI RE WANTED B {| "i yh AMERICAN SALVAGE CNS le: call before SG. 510 > ' ~ » al , ’ . . - . . Poxpe rienceg AcE. sCirePT, HOUSEK EFERTERE A com. rellabie worran ants }*oi, romdeter. MEN wilt ling to do norter | work and ‘asist in i town, Apety’ —s to s kK: : ' m Ont - D>} a at i ae Ue Si ‘(es to keen house at our stock and fruit farm | Sept i) Pp 4005, ba . | pa | as? | eo . : EXCHANGE S a ‘can it. ~HMamont a* zs am Ponca | y ah es marty — on Kk, good pay, Del F ‘ams “TANGA Oi ‘Ae DICTAPITON i OPERA ¢ a _Expertenced: f at Fugene. Mo good pia ‘e for right party ; Solid agate. lic line minimnrn Luc ar ae : ’ Als rt i or eaic, 018: i ma- , , “ nef ore - ; ¥ vi = aking Co... Tiffany | —-- —- -- _. ——— ' oreiady at times: state experience ; . ’ m anie. . road er: — valle — | | | | : | | , : . ve | 4 ~ d ; - -_ Se ; .}| ANY , tcohes, #1 4. 'Y roadster. 4-paaeenger. a } | Pav. Hox Y-244, Post-Dispatch. “eps a orb folding. ete: of cotton piece goods: ine in we papgsuas: > MW iegttl! movabic bake ovens. guarantees F UL R Nt KE WANTED og lewelers, @25 ! : “Springfield nonakid tires: 2 ‘ ; er e el ')? ere? Veg 4 } ; & id oy ‘. be ~ arm : ’ ; | : ’ i la : ae as ate, Ceeee worm: | STENOGRAPTE R Permanent “Gealilen: Lowel! lear hery._ Ti 10 Polk 4 gue ~ . fe Middle ot! —~ _ VA! paid for vin. ores er. _piatia 2s “ — than gome on = state ace, height. weight, education and |_ chance for advancement. foo N _2d )! GIRL — : (e5) SHOU SEMA!D—First-class. Cabany 1230. 6800 «5.07 . uy he pe usehold goods f ail kinds wanted bese id fal ath ' a Winter rfiater and Le | experience If anv. also former employers. | STENOGRAPHER _Y — views olding and cadlerinde good = saji-| _ McPherson. (eo) , u a a small lo contents du eilings. Hruirh & C | “oraek. oe | extras. ‘Thin car is in | = —: ati ae: piseatch, eT) perience; perm an a agen — ary. __Apply_ 5801 "Peo ntlac Bidg (c6) AEN oa ogc . peter ap ER aatie —-- ~ : GIRL. - -. — 1 HOU SEMAID White: two tn family. Fores rroductior ' trnites ; Hamaord fewelrv: tt a or palo, tie cies for Tc. Aly W ORK: 8011 Idaho. (ed) salary $24 week. Apply ¢ 0. ae tads Breage, De He Geer 468. 4954 Lindell, apartment H. CS) stock for wale. a (rene $b Ri eight im? 2 ihe Phowe Ove ime” ‘a Wie pew. thin car, betonee | a : — DRO mM SI! aX ' S499 faibe 5 Mages: berwain Im on¥. 8 e : | L, U MB l A ih R A N Sk iD rR ( ‘O TiN. Ss 16 yea a, 7. he buttons by hand. | HS —_ eo hee Bs nd hy - have an exceptional business DrOpOSi thon al “olont , . ms = ae _ 3 " the lower wae , oe ’ » ° chwarz i]s 7 aS N 11? Alvi thy ; I or a man or a firm i@ earpings: leuv-. dealer: ; —— 1 , : , : ¥i iv ws : iJ - roe or thane Tyier Nitro, Wy ° y a. I AMOTl Ss & B ARR Cx. | stab les, 12 th and sprue ©, Broad. GIRLS For laboratory App! y 4th. ‘flo = He 7 hah MAN For general ouse rk. your “a ldrens and telephone number at Its Tat rr il. ; f a oe aor G3 FELL RAK ¥ be Vor onie. raaaster. fan use the services of ten freight WV ay and ( ‘houte; Q i “aus Texas F re Northland 3 - ae - ier Room R31 wie - ) ' ip - re ul _ . = 3 F > ta in geod mechat wal ¢ omaitie elevator men: permanent positions au ay. econd |GIRL-—-To work in tunenroom. ¢& es | ane LRESS-—Potr office building. m orning | PORCELD to offer my interest In three of the Vs rent rest is os ths cash prices paid ‘for | 0% > Be OO kee Mr {of lam 4, 22 Apply Superintendent's office, main and (* arr sts and E ast ‘ St I, im iu m. 82 , and evening work: rood salary: woul! pre- | beet epeciadties n e sold throveh the . : , silver and d ammonds. Sterviers. Sw ae mnont 4). Central Sast pene floor balcony 79 ae OuLS. aint... cok eeraniovetemaiiietiioahieatel »)) fer wornan with good appearance. Appl iy | largest jobbers and a!! retail «to: here is pat ee ha ire sse 3: wO. ¢ A mv eee a — 0 ar or MINNE RS “HE 7 P E RS 81: 26 aston (ci) . 01, Kim work in coffee house; . | 1619 Wright Bide f% gin e for someon final! carital: Wa ft $ £ Yer ‘ ta ' MILLER wii gE for diamonds. the a __ SEDANS aaa sebiannaeniiinataiieiaiiaiatenees sie oS . - —----- ‘ , ay Cie ere-yannye t Tou ' } ant ~ ‘ , if : rug ‘ : “is ' , 4 . . . | - . TINNE R Good M. Kock, 2R12 Market. | (7) |GIRL--To work in bakery and coffee house: “rs pts ge And waitress. ~ Appl y | handled by lady m or special ‘mane. ae rigerator, § . wiki the i io i6-teee ; “cal DLER BEDAN— t sat covers, Meals a d T TINNE RS And “iene aneet. iron workers. _no weshing. 1913 Park. ss ; eS ena 7) facturers. See at one Forest D474. ao Pay Re te renport, 4 _ % all in Al shape 1055, wil nd Transpostation 9 Vanidevente= ay (cif) | GIRL—In cigar factory; good wages. 19 “Peseral ‘hur Co opie etronters: { a” tac —_ Kies nichway, BUPFET—For scale $250 1b HIGHEST prices cald for Jeweles. old fae or Dodge an part payment. Free E Ro A TiSwEE To do fur: sace Tepairine S Vroadtway. “room 02 ur ™ ain an fc) | ———— r For tale on bey ' 878: heauwr). tee? $i te s!0 Victroliae and hod a ~—- _ Vorest_ a _- En ute, Men 18 0 20 Years _tering glee hhady mam te aaa and gut. Gini Seles es - | eo oun. assistant for Aline and of- BUSINESS FOR SALE ; ‘ans maple ~i, SYTIDZS Bnd mattress, $10 Mi ier, [03% Market Phone Olive . For sale. sedan, just ike | A l RE ie?) useful around aa oo} rue keneralls werter eax Ses one a Bor 0-91 PD gg hl ee ee ae ee eee et 8 Ah ioe oe cam Ollve Toa apread cloth tn ~uttin ' TIN \ EI ed ; . = rma anon oe : ee. pron {c) Fang experienced. j0x U- . F.ok BAKEINYT A bue'nees with terntatl sr G ‘ 4, tsi ‘ i. - : 'OGatn gery) wens aka ain. ae pee ee ce it ea naeneeeeces ope Pat = = > _ eou'atien: ; ’ a . *talue paid fer od reid. / ia 1 a5 " pp y Goverame ‘nt work. Cal! at once tg ment; : Wage 5 ehliing'’s Sees” Bfetat Works |. sem * nd al oft 3 work: must write 7 _ -_— — : A {e7) dal): averag” tw nas machinery and a ‘7 ’ - cere watches Jia moate ete : Pe | ‘wer - Per sale: intr, te on Mur hyeharn Th * 2 am iar with typewrit- ANEN ROOM GIRTL—And seamstresa Ap-; emt oven, With property; a paving prujr>- ANE ol syivania Breit ing and Heftr. hg I t Ox. 3 a. t P age and Newst ‘ad Plant | = et eee | = tox Y-375, Voet-Diepateh. ieSM) | DIY housekeeper. Planters Hotel. 4th and ition. lbiex H-S77, Post-Dispatch ry | -. cont $f bu fe? YH ; why st Vive SOR Centr = DAN - itrand- new “LOTS aes i 66 9 : See Mr. iWrickaon. ° | T ( « iT, \I A Ix K nS—ST. LOT ’ IS ei ‘ =, e r : in Stor kroon 4 no erperience | Pine. ae pean Vel . ied? ?P ps RET: rr S)'TOF i Ch) itr : ' ih 7 ’ - +. ’ ' , . * ~~ — a Sionenail ? s # . : e eeclan-: price ie new * neil i es Pris ‘ to & Th. Saturda ‘7 a sperien: oO 4 "hie upstairs. i's inat; runnin ~ oa irs ad : a% ; eo ‘ “ay aret & . : PATENTS ee :* . we Shot eash fer SS aes 4 CAR CO., Automobile Pt: ae Market St. | Itigat OF UL Clothing C U0. 15300 N. Sécbud. ae (of) } _ . " : . ee a a > ‘ OCO Ble ‘o. RG Olive mi 4 re ference reanired ; } ’ a yn ee Te : - oe, ’ ' -— ; : a . iin Mei ——" ~~ ’ e _— a -o |) or t ‘aban 4% — ‘ : : . = | a. : ~~ s . ; . ' = ; — Keneral mail order work: one : Two, exmerienced. for cook and : ef tere a ae .~ wm VW ,' i 1 J AESON. patent attorney. Aavise Ba TOL RING CARS he er ¢° Amgen Ming ncaa uaiieeeiiie:.— le? , —y ~ ast . Rae ee Ly pe writer. Apply ith S cummuiedad rood Wakes G44 Waterman. " yy 7 . . 7 woh - — 2. ‘ 7? , y » ; - . , : . te - > Ss - 6) we” For iv r delivery sit Paes ¢tn : - : e ) ‘ a er snie; touring car; — & King’s highway, °° 2°! Lamber Co., 200) “nana and be rapid and aceurat tog clear NURSB- Weil educaind, for littie girl @ years GROCERY STORB-4ieod location: : : az : POULTRY AND BIRDS 6 Bg Al condition. tke new: at O0® } Way. . , apie c ?a res, old: table w aa *h righ: 4 ;’ ’ te. o ‘ ; " 1 ' : - s : : — , H. & c e “7 Ouive. (Ge) re 5 ri us az Or righ woman: re : ae ‘ o a . avi 3 , ad yi » : me a“ pay Missou Can Co, $100 N. 24 (e7) = erences required. Cail pa Soruand pl. ic) Jd ~ Ing on account of sickness “ , | - pie, | Livers.) ale: vegec wt eons: eeneres _ah--Por apie —— ne car: ; “2 Uregon ay 3 city. Dr. Glazer, tiie
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ae lad saat —— aoe alae ~ F. oe | econ = YOU Sa ew PAY y 'H_R ENT for th e value soi are _ getting: , If s 0, | 5 stud ly the “ REN ana _ads, . 9 Mor me. Fo . 3 st R 8 rs! 28. la Al | fh Le if | fivor lixtely. Walmes — Y— vr nd i fia ass t the (eS) | luic Hon, hoo ne © te the ns iy. on N. Ww 18 k A $07 : t ds e CHEN q R at see me eof Ti nds, wate mee , Al HEVROL 60. —_ m= ; ~ F =a t Be Soy j : priiignt ~e (es) “aeanaition: 5 ET electric iene _____ HORSES AND + Phai ’ eo to mou or 10ndsg: TEVE 19% ew sare “atura an . SA 2 . 2d 7,10 open neg men's: enn LOLET pa aol I Yaa! t ms RB q teen ND Vv atta o ips. \ floor ome ch I 8; Slent: model. Ph ve ourh ridg rter; WAG EH Fninn oven 2-hol | ook WATCH € confidential. ‘ow: | mC model. just si very ches} ter:| be ON WAN VEHICLES & Wileen nt $f . T sist in iES. Tews G ea “Lo. eh. nee’: _ Sa ari paieent ing Bf. 0g TED : tnd ison $35: 9 : - ‘- J. Be ge _— ELI wt : 4 =fentral i n real new, »- Da. demon. = ORD las Top Ne a i til fenamel™ hea 4-h rel ‘ad . A. K tw arly CLRY.. se oe SHES Ce ba ru 55 " ate 3 E toad Gas e) 6 read le nied me faa d : EY atches selec fines Or eal Ts, ntral cain A Bat er __£5) D Mark at {aga = “4 a ove $22: =: Holland ~).. srt g ae IL ent 8-cy] y 571s, ca m _ date RAFT F : Rn mt ee fo $2 07 fi. res, range F : i : s -_ Big Oliv ired. — F tering a2 » b UST after « - Ase Pct HO Om S Pack: Ss ae ur-b "n- ixtur bra AFE: - © 5473 Bove ‘or arm & artec ré 30 pe “ ‘ Pp. at RSEs ALE a ck- VIOL FOR “82: (20: three-t “; ket - and S CHO SPE tireg one ap arts my Box. t shape: ie HORS een: et ie pees ” emae? Bt Sane ; oll biwenbi ; 2 ce. fen and: ndh : oe Bonan Ss. ateae an cy Timac Y-274 ne Ter c) oo anid. A in 403 a ST ay Be ol rag ee —Secon er ae that DDG E— Far a Piven SS tle: _P.-D, ar JORS! Frog 3 Panton. De wa BADBURY ee 1Ba as Seer ___ ROOMS F¢ Tins updh * be —— 900 ene. ar! ohn DODG tion r sale: ~— eon Ane: om fc) =| White, 41% Shaw. 3n Deli gon; | SY ws shed Apar 3. _Poat- Guido Px f WA S F “ent ae, i Mt See ierring R a Ba» Doteasy ove Mscafisarens SES For sale: £0 Victor 2 a (6) le; big are artment saaeete paris Dries room, all OR REN -{ © : " ». ~~ bett : e “ote 0 a ei ER, r g car: i; t 7) ow en - KF Kenr od maaan r if dic 4 ac nA h. ane comb oO? NNN niin il iy IC % lf in ’ * ter rrin Box ¥ ar- or ne sal 23.2 ca *h n; wn Hi nv o igh w 24556 k § Vest gain: itio ran price ea : N T ch uit Three + at mad gz. , ¥-112 “Proo DODG kose e ) rs : Ver OR Tr r sa t. ork; wm. saloi* abi! LIE ef n 4. net Ww sona ul BI —W UDI airs *. ¢ e} ire e. Ha 2, = XE. O18 K tire 191 Ol in ( ry > SE ansf le, a 4 __ (cB) or 39 ished bi Asy thre now _) TAS ble. conv a. 4 E ab isk . Vedi. and See 11, -D, K “for en Ss: XS, ~~ fe) —— on -_, fer ¢ 6 “ar >» «ws — 6) | - Year 4 . 4H pay ugh og HI enien a ST sorter car. SEWN aot ese ree catia a | ae ete ine 1 Pea ss | ama Pheunac a oa ee hei G bro sca ‘O nt 2828 ngti 19 fl es ar 4 —¥ yreutt S& ra eC) | 5 ARTO tellabl 1007 s sO Re Sesion toe w M tention” RDS eer tee Fone oe youn utt rank!i a mahi L e St Wa ath front water nn ATS FC Poe, Mee a! . AC tion. BO S- Weds i ith « FFI rd 2815 Fo ©. urt I n ust -- all S077 Pa xcha oi "ne full LL ITZ ch, gM... NGI ntle Beauti ven ar SIN ect > $18; | Neds i sete _ Webs ov CE : rop- FO OE ne 365 ne abedie* t.(@) | _ one S—F oo. 7 nha ‘pin, nge to y & PLA 109 ER in- | % ke Ko rT PON ma u “ lat: GT« rics —F new- | - re Mag 3, en; a (e57x) RL pon saya ‘ye die, ery Bro 1700. For i ness. | a beautiful Fag FER oa Rare, he aie ae RI te tifull; i — f )N Soe ty: $25" .| as ith aT A — rific ee matte J R343 ° Were orse coal Wa, Eas- u oR-P able 1% S y | WHI’ _ ger ct AzOg ecepin mish | §& th GTO: 3 oma, fn @ to ne of ht min S uild: f red a ee ; tra ith tod ne cy F e f n -0 del: one ber ' aaanen Pp: & IA St 7 ¢ ITTIER \tleman: > &. ed =5: and 2 $24 neq fT M ffice on cg oA in : ; al 7s th ' Pa de. t a ga ani or or Ca O] none . Riv platf ag _— (5) and reat NO— tore II in TIE — nan: od steal i ope f ‘RI... ~%. me iem) | = an a fau 200 7 g : yw) a ‘te R wo a ‘in. zed sa] $35 ive. vers ort on th est F th ve Ss i 3 st "R852 Ms $ fh D | 7 n urnace: — Fo Turnare - AY | ufac ail r si 9 ~~ * Ph a PAND ox lar ain. | Bm wet, oy ( ride 14 » hi Slayer f4i vain on Ses liges lege 3a f Rear: We —- 1.7 oor Be sax Sunda: ~ 4749A— rest. 341 Page us a cturers’ slien, oie ° } re. ne n E H re ‘ 5) FO B. sto road Cc forts cé6 Es e 146 w ar- erf com ue “gale le loo n-hes ‘as . 40° . i N ind eS; 149A winnie eZ oe fa 7 rt rere’ anda s lare - a m re 45 er . € ae? 3 fe : 2ol4 i.as 19 sents : TRIC FI. 9, P ir- S-— & Hi. leak er; 1610 1 _—— M: Sei- be of ess ere; earth: rand-ne ( mi or_north d apa r Me ectr! ping | eME pwiy mg oa Po eae sre] vai! ein rie et, | vay pit : ° 5: o cy “= x7 aint od eae Sts. iver, tks: ee. Ln OU aC heat ae. oh = S585- . oo reggae war ali ly, in rs $500 to $7 wed: if ber © oh SA a o199X gag t ho Oh | ixtur ot aes Be! av tet | “so pee ue nt a -GR a eae - lin “owe nin mat. ’ 2 smi ; 2 beach AE TOW wine 285: go; | meay Be, deat 6e kt ne f Pp to $700. disc RA —_— ae useke Dice es nd nd, lefo e Tir = - 1 DB, tAD snenemingeniees e roa gina g-r gen rs bar ei, ward $ ith ew: Dr : Dp “ea wos rz st il] ab r ip avy igo y De or vith or K -ARG 700. pia ou cent H. 2503. S; 1415 een- GE id ng - pa ligh ntal im up f ade: e E = nd of rr i 00 vine : N 's 60: te * ee rice ve AR ——— or, ] enor eu ! ou;l Sp ~% n. b ry. 1 kin 10-f IES = SAIN 14 yers nt. t off | ‘ ny, fas 15— — p- : tAC ~ inte t r ne e or Ss Aa pric “ M ——— cs see ra Bul - . 10t ei re er | FO _ Bathe $17 pry ii , os) sicewn | UNS ; ring uilt nod dlin tb of SSELHC Ss 14- a sa SU SA N.- s.r ‘eamer aS KE Bg. qd; oom or i ah nd e . Op — a on t} nges te, . Lo ntal ming IRD therto Th: ttl or ckw rs oO : in an wit ern ze WwW: od P} extra JHOR FO 16-1 re — Thad N.- ange nnecti: — “RE ned new 8; McK = B ome scr Six IDER aM the 1¢mM. a * comp Bt. my T 3. gton 5 a ‘ton, & cas! e: Dp Sale: ood ne ri n perf da h Ue te ago y; ayer- ordi arnt ©] 8§-20- best: ve VAN. 3 Nicely | » @] ting | — ive ia work ch all Kin-|7~ Soon Proj eens "8% IRN = Mors doll Werunn ece a te } ne 4 thr ev white 606 1, ain e: (89 On ubl ect f xles; 6 bo mayb he Pia nary Vv Ex ANT = “sonal n USZA ly furn — en = ain elect anor he erms t pe ir! : > | ne . yer-t] pai , wi bod e&xp th ment nos y va Exch: ) } at ice] aps 43 4 —_ urn ric i oe $14. 7 on e) ly ae ah core Wa 4.06 We ge roo 4 A* N° Nn st, H — - Sere all ter Co.. ythi wir e; t m ic s $F anes i oe rubt ire: int ill ¢ dy: ress oro i and lue an sUTY ba rhe. y furn I ish a -——— -, 100 anni tric FU = yS W fr ms; AT S AS can sa ; PIDEM write mak . Ce -— - CF ng; eo Ww our cal } DOO. ct: Ik all per- ] st and car . ext and ughl oe a ] Gr 8 j | 4) I a " BO rnis ATE ed AP — N. t P RNI = —— » . a : at ont ‘ : “4 ) BA T A ve HA Ic r Co.. es. n- ¥o! 2108 clas hee! ing ca. slider ] rood | . wri tired form rep. ry 5000 OI is y ov eadi and Pi - ept. 8. _ for DOSIA. shea ae ct ART — Sth side ISH a Oliv sies 8; car: i nqui ° ite o Hia bug alf 00 an vou guara erha ing ian sed is WAC hor i ' priv ds =i qs | ii M . =t. ED aoa tro igs r an oan hes hats ; On of n Al (e386 - t get ou LOSE INFI 1 N. irs, mod rou e. t Fo electr joa 3 ( re | ISf roph aas & zy | Select r Xn ——— make os. Pj fol AGC isekee 5834—2 ate tally; iz) | DE ~ ENT (c®O a — —- adw: s Tm Y Ge a ¢ hard Ay 7 Ns ? ee eer AG 9th. pai el: RIN rd in tor ta mee) | ied racy Bol oti erat at. a anos btn ping; fire am Too -OCust onditic t tor k yA nay _reasona mt NE a ON H. ing of m) MSs coke ~ ‘in nigh oid xa type RT wed; ure | le pen ay Bh 4 Mahttn. ms 1 F ON —_— Di and -~ NT ‘2 te lo ale Hou OE Wid. LAU —_—__—__- | Fo! st itio vette irin bg hong lable. ist b wt eae: Teor 120 1008 Pine ~— _ Ww +3 roo fr + ge Baer ad Tiaintien EN re ee Vie zhti inch the wes. AY. era tc K Bric ED ; a cat Oo S¢- ._. —P ——s N _— 84) tI — n; d r us gz ca a0 atts e. B S ‘in | ) A $12 mon Pin chin ~ pore a ITH m ro leva er ight ti TS. ¢.| Pre tef we! ea ne: clud rnis t Pa a cn, ing’ k: an ' 3° Ve ed T Fs , L, ho ~ CH be ad F er ed ars” on perpen Ox -- ZO s) ARKOL TA 0. qd D es ——~ sina ilitaiiaas s, Be mong and ing: nel 4333 mise ere ing nd ice, tin hed rk = > nh »or we : os sin nier in r ES : ne kK ~ ES O1- of or Ons ca a! ec ee Y-s1 od c ” TALKIN N M isc and 3s rc ___MISCELL BOA y ion t Cealed se jan 8 udes 8. ncees r I lau t & el com- ee 4 teh 6 ete ; : g. tl the ad , . & — ive. ve Bale; sirat rs, $5 nd men BOT 314 ondi r 250 LKING | HAL ine b P ho slizl | ROO is AR ure bed, A rvice: itor tea elec: Olive OR ee req sea nder! ele ectr m- | r — way. roow +3 osit! mond sit low. e . SRR Schw ~w kL at. ry anew e t VE oo Len FOR : Post ition h styl NG etait arga nog ‘ightly | mY AN CEL D-C etc 8, Ic e! partm la ame hee tric e | - ON a ulr utity ng Be ov genes | FA FAR aes L *. nD ey en ll te I te — arti UPM clas uring . co $450: Heine F TORS -Dis an orse. be e, Cc At _ 100 rap! (65) | ment: D LA ITY ~ | or C refer ch ect ents rKe ce. t, ean — N E, S100 cr il lo of serv. RM MS oe on esr a. - ‘ ; 4 . ne O sy: ne eae u my: | N: ne oer AL DA dp - in olur "HI OF Oo?! I 1. Ori ee | I, . ro ANEOU Cc efe ea Tic rec Da F — & A vb ber rv. | 4 : . Sasteatinatin FE _— -8 +: : hed ae ~ It ¢ 1 ito t dis ; U Re ~ pain BIL, oe : 1th) alt wate ©£a) te E teh. ric £00 mbis NE Or a riging ind first AR 1 iM “ITY ren t. ran eqaul ept ¥ UR —— R. ppl y a d i den f Fo ‘ OP — i sd gars hre erta dow ’ Cen fac ta i ine ear, am, | Gael y¥ C ater Le; om (c98) — ic ia, Vi Wwe piven st SY inal | Ty el #.-C tb. nanan Be CITY PRUST shad ze pped fon and N rye G. ’ Me. = | Chentaet a Oe SA wr a : - any wi in! n ey m-{ ¢ rific nd Fo sc wit (ay | ott live o. ir tut gor AA VICTOR 1 onditi ict d.—-Mu tern OO M i S587 ¥ ‘ASS Tn st , LE, Us requ es, and a roo ISH —————___ SCC a par- | ie m. wale eet 5 — bg tht an yY @ Sai O - 4S) rto ice tire or ondi “i K — (6) } —~— = i» - nsp ube re Pe , OF a itior or o Mu et BH 18. h sual y . ™ Do £1 es —_— . jan} 4 & rs ifred. sc? lig ith co mts E ITT, ger } ~ ut rich . on oo Ee —_—— ree ne : | X n, 6 at $7 8 i ‘gale: | tion. nao || 2d_s Mc ectior boile us sa t Victr s. Phe “een Nay ar (es, | — ome AND ard am h ——~ UN tor Pon —~U.. Py ay btin D —— As on —*- ye ~— ; re lis : to ¢ dis. , B | A x 6 dan? n ex , i > y MF euy t. onsa on, ler; ed, nn Pan ictrola: , non uns e ca "y =>) | om pr I) ‘ opt neate - NI\ ~- ser , Se 113 Asa! 5. &@ © Oe wan HO ap tn Aten In ee ’ nd cre Ln a, a ece , rade Di aoa li WE Chaunéee excites 32) | re rit nto CC read Mar O } : LOLI : Kx las agar was 16 G swick binet | eo ©0 ivileg KO 4] a ional; da s f ERS rvice: cond Liss WwW y on wnin x- ——— ut #8 ts, 40 Mich OUR . hear . sud . « FS ee, Molde piacount te. 4d hs E Bai tog i pa ical an ts te 1917 “(c6) | Pnaesk CUTT hemte faryiand | p GREA Ax Excelle full ca rand 1775 | _rook ing. ges; RD— ’ Benn bg ro on. % heat Se Weshin prembune , PU ) t. (ol ok” ‘gan HA ME gs _— ; _; “Aig: ling tt fa oe Ie aC cen mecn and -For Bldg. ter nditi mor | st cireul ER ical m Cas- tee T ba ALI nt c cabine TTaW a ae he Ladies vate henna ncy 2 APTS pene gg ngton. (eS) eB — had FOR 5S — acre mak RDI $100. x ' . ty ple r 4 iat et, pe “, ira ani: st a ns. on; de]: ENGE: 1der blae | -F W or med S- | ea r et ondi inet V. —_— res miern es — | ectri effi wee °° 4 «= polie ms. é _fc8 fu HE ES R — — . bo aS. es vor oe : un ce wm wi our mor T mf O ned ale art ale, 5 Dr. - wf] ; CIN mee r k or : rks jate tern gain 004 ition t s1 9 (eT iI IN pan, Pa t i446. . am Em (5) | ho cit c\ler . = 3705 ‘t 7) ’ i! lly DR T EN ~ nee ultr $i yot 1D 1913 : z t. sult 1e. j Jac en? o i a fad in line nim A K 53101 on 1 er: “tour : E ] in E “idne nife: sale: . 1X6 @) iS; nda 8 off Ols E TAs i} 4 NDE CEN o3AJ. conv piov | nant and y fo wy: - on Jee \ room } \ yo fu irn ES o£, T eas 7. f to ! ind x AN aes LO6s : Ha miahox oak Ober ak ty. ~ serti on 7um Ca LAN : itio oD ne uring: th - ( tie ston For y 401! used ad 800 | Olive s' inve aru ere ve a a; t r cL{ v en ed: | na c r Ite ren ad 3 VA $; {Fr nly: ish SIDE owen 12 y rul fr ep D of = : ' — we , us ir (c&) | ee offered on -_ 1 rig | ios ee a a len a os Se ane a 35 | ouly: ot ed mrecven coo 47 eee end - # ogan 4-n! i erg di n- ay F ee thre sic | 42 ry b> — n; cl t x. oe ca an. kero sal 19 ed irect c8) | tiga ake on . erm fir hor mary) es & —_ ces: ith r vw tin inc} INC FU AN I E _— i Fi nth do _ber ent: : i ; Bi ster 3 r ni arr @) “e ce or AP ee For « 1ea ires: : =~, | sil Ro eat ioe tacianaaioe | ae as ; a ae i= ret — 1- Eee ininnadl e- ca rice ate x D udes 8. iT RN TILE indell by rat N ore on fae 0 $12 and ein ae 7 it Pond eae or OL, Ds: arts sale. tee DP. 341 agg te MAC a Cc outa if ta . 2 I oo | - RECO “Snonosra) ——*~ 5) | ~ floor: capmpany. fr ia a in range. er: first vgeees fuel, —— — A ae , oo Sree dell ~ 3 wei seesuat } ereate te pay i 7 : & : Pag osx seceres; Jing en ark sf cote woes r PPP 1 3 £-; . I ON w o th to e sa t h “— § ast Fi N a r x : . bt ra Cc; 8 fo te to est ~~ a ge I Sesnas ir ix — ashi pre ex conc eq rea- api . a t On 7 In 15 A ct *- well ae Se Berean Conia emma | OV berets — uring | paersee' cae ave pu At coast | oi"4i * sous atapt ss Bel | pg x SOUTH sping | ae x premises et cl S aeee sepsis ihc and feces Ne ee | Pine Yo RMS WA eas ee . ha ne ro $7 on oJ -to ral y nts id if iwa ov Bo ed ; Cea lew: & IS ee >0. ern . and 101st pe Gil ie c chase “O. » for as: a Kor P nd | rand or reiite, 24° . — a | ay » 5898 & ITY. tt ds — m ents. - pore d “i d ir erat 5 } arm td.- - N clan a i? ms price me at im $ 95° a Zies, n tr 1014 ~ cit —S y ? I> RIL, DI oni \ x) e. ‘4 H) > ; - foro i o \ ele ata ing son? imte ed oS (c7? = Iso aor: 5 Pitne exc ~h ' MIS TAExt two "OA- j 965 A we. - TRUS ' 70} CO ontn, } ch nnd A ne ed i Vv ea Highland. ems * a TE y E eal ee oo abe on raie v! tu 4001 uck: hae vy kat eon A» spat 2f S.A) of beer ti | ns, ta b: pum engi ite C rial “and of- ae. lates e: a ne_ st ang s{ss gee en allied, — | M JO? I4 peony U a 12 a | a Ww tental gwar fine rie n oo tj land sa o he D af a {7 . to? wi ee ctro to R 7 Ea. { deliv P litte N]> ‘h nonth equi extr ” * em { shez tar irro ps, ines onst , tao) of. Call ' = ound a ed. _lor I}? iplo teaut a ae ib ost +} omnis ~— ST i) thie nd hie ] to uzgze re t col «i —_ Pa le. ar : 2 ¥y Pre ien Cc ke ae .as v4 ston or a ery | VE mi: For Ss: 6 Mies 9 at vil 9% ‘ aves, pauli ws coll wie mi struc is a tor la Var ie d Pec Mi root | ad I. ~~ yed: iful | aths he AB Ss; bat a (eR) Ww er Ww . ine » pri and ¢ hot ondi- i SU —— eke id Mr« from ; 4 ‘yf =? it ING cal r co other i 2 iodel: N De np: $3 sauty. on M Si i errick co cks clamp eas Oo. 414 y As 214) ov tea te elie Irn) ire rtm su ul \ tear | ™ wr rt To . fa Tmo er eons RB on mot h ne 2 «© ‘ y TT 3. es. tnd c 12 8 tril aaa na p | "108 3 { i y. ; i { ply ks neret , wi mp fas , ° aot ! h R00r abe n sh in en nro a nN Cc rig I’, { wi m le T dbeuy h. r - : S 3 pear ee ay wipe: eons ae ai seine! AF, = rat Lert es | aE 72 For in, | J-passe aie Box | rt T fORS >. Ry touls te. hols! an mrp M . rani ea lec- | fe alxo and ! iT. ~ 1631 eat. m with ~ , erty t= = cae AV panned sr T. toN aay nily only, ia AN PROP a 1 ae ¥ , tt 40 we ders aR . : ale; h Ka er; eh eae we Oo) ot. and ts a 8, | q | 7“ ood fh ld wat arze oiatin tia —. AR reas le igh inthe . r f >t ., Call Dt e1 » j Ree 4. % S itve " RE—Wou ——- t. Be rs fom) tri LLAN - price astor pre cae ,? ew * sal la }1 met va ! S __ fen) 1M oor ater, rre Fi mr ‘Ss: Ken DG 0 se ra 9 urn 4 ES } ly ~ ° oO. |! . & 2 ee ‘} broom, ap AND FLA" cle i aie a bv ae ee us eae |e .AND—For ~ T-passens eat sizes, 1 Ww 220-y, a — For and a eS foot toma. 7 ge lights: par- | en RID. e Janitor 0 room, i FLATS” Shed; innmnadt REAtry | sees se RTY FOR — . eg * Be } . artm LATS sD0a( é D av ) rey se 3 it ; r ; pric 4 “4 @: . a BL er: ——" ov] to Lat, ete . 2 ee e ‘ear ‘ li ren O > oyved oOa;»°r: 2) or y¥ ire = ie mpemauamnnits 9 . on Vv . m tra el = ‘or —— A —— S Seal ‘y of all en TS ch. rice week nt - (; ad Wik e 8. tart bie, 1% — — @ i917 MaorTl ai) Arte! 3 , Bata O- | Cc ne t .. usin R . hr c bri ai a” ray | nin nab!) rm ‘ tie ‘rT Vt i- T - ren “~ ' E — thi ” td gre in, os ~~ nrt ass J 7 hae iring . (ho. | one $: holdit l ic Cr reps &. C. | , —_ = R ce | LE vate -d fi mma | FOOr gh irst y ext | dD $ t. un | > R wu s is bro ° ay. 2920 §& id td.-— eo (cB(P | “baserncer ‘AR-—-For § inquin ear: 3- (eos | win o\,| Sam ‘6 an 6 SS me repairing | KOO PISCE ENT- oe “goed ENS. fam loor f EB i. MER oms 1! .. Vloor ' : 1086. mme EFF 3 & A tox | Ww Pict WE GR 1 take r ker ; to b > - aan td.- T) MiISCELL ’ LA “_~ ee wet 0d boa: 57: mity. ront r “ Ll uf Aner tT, desi ight M ' SU , Tow dtate! Ic IF> te AP’T’S W . (eT " | in ries lao | pAb R VES — te ‘ia cane ‘ ars ; ; ng hip tl n ¢ pa DY meeete Ss. de ange 2 Ag ale: T hav 412 Cali | Aver citice OWS peg Be lomont STI N pare MOT ar: 136 | | + room nit I rabl Bu UB 7m y; ENCY w Ost t cack ‘ ; i€ " ~ A werueee e y "\" i. 4 ee ‘ mE I 5] Ail ' si aa’ ¢ tw er J . ‘ “9 Cy - } b —.? : r _—— een , ——- -—-- Os 1 ite ; 4 ° by Bs "T ea iR man att wipe Nor: Me as inu eee ip the neste esuOL xf. ae kc cat #4 lofland pads ep as (eS) | rT $350. Poe pores : h _ va1. $10; 1 NEOUS — rarities “steam Li 4: 8 expuetros wa with bo ar be agent, -UST focation | Dons URBAN | -- Y APARTMENT 4 | baton cE RX : ever; mu nust ith oe? » Hun an ae sclyggae tral S683. tnd om mail fe | 2 65 Rallons: a ance : wilh Seal Ponce he eee ee: ye board | —— . a | DORS P ie. Call | earns EY -WIL jo i O . ‘ 4 £ « le co ait 1¢ SE6N2 ke & | fi ir I Fr, . y Ww WI ar ff 2 CL 17 Fr an 3st h a . Bt Ww aii 1. c ked d fav (« S) ear at 2 GIS } 217 ami! ex | all at 3 Vi r: fr ice! furni ENS b Ni oon Gh) ‘s 7 ; hous = oP’ il F ‘ SE ilao LS gest ice OT cise jick “uve — st, anda td ent or e lan take re: +] mode lac Eb f- $ anil | - ( “a or At neo oft y fu ; ish Por ; SING’ gard ( aly be wi Si ~ ip rose fur Is, ” paay ee ar. | at . wT) n aw rr. asec! HIN Lim. . A 1. _ Linde re -Alj ral ¢ dan 5a° ” a nm a — iy Ff Hm. 4 apaiets us! « Gl: G Card | ¢ r Kel tract ther irmis? 40--& Pam oe» GTO ae fu ith) ‘; dv! tees fes ERY nace ‘ith Bg FO (5) | lerinne f At Bla E. rin . VFI i: on Aut k AS2o iared i. 83 2217 as ys red ah my ~linde st. Ro- X etW itle ive: ones hed: suit. | en} es, A, ‘ - Opti rnis Pee, 452 ers | i b | ~ eo) we ' eo ha v n bation Re o) | etric rar alan Z.. v & rent G - (ods ) ar, 40, ra) S ine ds ro ->. ‘ J oc art uced~ linde - : tn. Sol d man ¢ r cemeacainae «t - ae ae nee 0ar . an : ola he- ; — >) = M Mm - H . K . bn EA Del e, rdw ivers ~ RE ' chicke a it ta Veb y. C Del: alva s; hi cS) _~-- oc ust pay i pri r demo fe] bei ~~ ac | i OF Ka a. eau NID u Ppa vert ‘3 rooni HG cPh ea 4B TY? -- | . ST mar $50. ood fi ite NT ches — ya nd rece oh e. ater CO ‘ - N. Jeff : A all k nar ice © rigie _— aang st. ment cei etn st scou gate “_— r iad oder Ore ae heat ce Blul ~ rties ~Nicel Cabar » | Dam adh erso . ated a S —e | it LOC bL. Lb oors: ( Mt: er ter ard @ (gas; ption Vebs Grov ome! B era mert inds Teo, 0., oF st eaeinaes Bo! - Se -cyli ria pagan nt d , 200e fl , AAA y eu = T1862. Earnest ; “Fi 2S ON ly ty aT bs » Cut bert n, §& A a h. s hn WwW also bat y)— ' ocet car nd t 7 fu ha ter; vea Aousck; D BOD on. can Aj gent, 3 oe ~---- mon e Mr inder ~~ c p lin 13] a Iploy apart 62 | ne aa: mn fe — nploved + oi son, 7 ro pa nao OO n R. ath ~-TOO! | acme 4, line; 10URE | rnac i, Gr Bei . eae Wa YX Wid c lean Aitto ondit M. a a! over: Ts 0a ts en 1 . o.. KF ras ; =. all ’ * ES PN 3. eg ~ roo “Pater 1 hee room is) l lores wy edt ms + 3 * floor ys ' | } M urn ‘ — ric I—P F eA) . ena st ach a at i beten Delmar BOL 7 oy on 23 — haat me a ad D--F 3 ig ner sale — piano, in INST we | ened, be0l——N 1 nant ae en PAG IE ms, 6 Doubl es a 9 =e ae t Parl Ni and : floor east... 47 ca LOUSE ain 1196. ter) 7-ro tos $50. Cen | st $100 cas t. J — wd ah and ie »-T) motor ae some . DOR: c Ty cash Auc tion Con 3 $ model or '¥ aie w a n sal Locust uarin! si scala eee Bide. Ukulele.” ' ach TRUCTION ii PIRAN steam. ew mi oon Fe fr at x Hemeige ik or © BL. ours le and, a vner's #: RP noe in -_ saat oo + agistory $00 A 6 ae 100x150: e . Cen- st.. pone ne bala JOUILS —— - t. Rent i ladia le 3 e erco ( . f ( ob | pea te e, to nteed: ¥ ) ” won, + , 505-906. . oo N a RANI LI heat nana, ront: $ Orn a | Set gentl rt | 0 “singie S| aoe BES rooms, 2d lor: 3d vl m4 oF ‘tric ran tala ot ric fot} - | elo v-T ce ne iw (®) Ly : Sd one coats; = or truck: - diles ns bares Bc d.” OR! t 1, wil mE Bs: ok! Shens” ae” ‘oon omens’ tes pp tos a pg : $2 we Is M éman: I he 7 sien oe aa ‘et ; bd cA) hich ge ; $2 cg Db J yy “te fine $ ia eal } yt. — . spe ’ Gomteent + bewt " Soir a oi 10 ine — ' Wy ; gf : nut Pp 4) — axnna a} ine: inne fTurni all G: ’ secietaiioee “>i t v EO nd a | ’ ae 2108 N. ® : - ee peouth : v; pas se euate ler in dste mett Sa le, ist. oe To | ep aE WA FE wry tensen ICUST N. 20 1t—2 wo front ¢ up. oe 37a Mi ia Do41S-—Three - “a ud te ~ ry. Call or ionse: 100, {: 8 -room LL, Sig N19 nar Re... me ~~ : Af 1g. rh oO itl overcout, “ ntral a 7 sec o bers | ¥ _- tb TR Sales truc Ks ™ x ear! ly a 2) = usit aan pay ANTED i ana ral 1 2otaly giire: Bizt- aw ‘ 2 ' BRAS ° $° connec iq) — room o266- echeal “tm UN 4 or _ oth y ove na Jue — >AIR — mobi iG, ORT rH) { 15 b t Son? | donates paid f Ri sh f nn Lc) |S] the ay L, 1 ping 1 sir i1iNGTO. lent rnish fre renc “| LIN Col : TN ‘ony unf Ww ant. ter Th Man _BUNGA Ph r SJ so. Ap- x os gen Lie oo A 1N ont 2 gd my )—F N. min Tac AF ern — E rooms: | ingle NGTON 1 t me h front ges. | “~* ae G nveni NT 3 , | ~ ~ S i- | AVIS. ish miter “kK. KF id | ;ALOWS AN a ret : & igh gy Me cen’ sto Re ET _— It. Main’ gC sale. in s ate delly ante. ~ Tu : Y i bongs inn arenes ~ n Hi, J = aT: Ligh L_Wweel ste (S) sit r_dout Kha, Forest ert pile a FUR i (c) | A. Vis, me ae; er Gro Rent SA ve 1 : ' = im est ail ec 7 seins ~ a rage patri Cc. . (os) | 2 n st ood le, t to delivery. ( |p NI _PLA hand oad reco ” ext j , aT 4 os or, . hore or _ os OOTUS " , Pet ; de » on" xceé ¥ i ‘ n , SOL oY ct wet A - ia T¢3 ees ‘ SHC 2 : i Hla Ss. ak = ; - - ‘ } 1%; ‘ } it — ae ’ 1e ck al fect ‘ -— N toh} Ry = tune ru en . s, lig tired onve ilent L bre ith 0 un ated sf ) — i. Stites } e! aft ate ei em -- ive, “Ban usw. need ee 300: wale se) | Sr tg Be ore P conditt a c5) 5 hing, EB = SON ner. 2006 ne BROADWAY S isht hor YB nvenient te a a ss to, tex > Ne 14—Ten roo ry, Bea ee fixture or tee LLANEO JRPOSES: | BUNGA i.* Morto ‘Mea: tet a ig * Sale ee : ‘ padle Sale, 3 it TAR Peal Mill T re] 2320 OF or sale, " sition. icw Ox 154) ‘I Homo tuni 4 € bat oO od reo DWAY eakonte de QUT: USCh et ie nishe Nov PCM on ars. — ell fu : (a) I* ( ) : iW LIN roou a: -_ Union — if \ 000 © 1. La EES. } vont W- = ” at ae y $2 at. ' , 2 17 fits ‘and st , ‘ Abid Nok I —— model 14 ner. & 1G Ss -G pA ©, 1915 tiet- ioe 3 (NING iit b “1. = a a ran Kk) reson. ; ae, ligh 220 , aan 7 rare = re M AND ight “furhisied mB. : R A G G0C 1140 ns; bath, \ ion |——~—~—_"™ vanted. arith: weale, P $00 alley -For sale: ce ie ane. a One “- iO a BB dre $27 1s dei; per 'rOR _ 24 Col Hi or mode (ed) rnia. Wo hes m~ rer Ce et r lin a te P's “ t how M) ———— . _— —, t h DI OA 1 loc ’ ater wee 1 } 1, Water. ' BR cel _Phe nh sea eet: M; >t weat? stree @: 6 roo Guar (an) oe Tat e* en Ranks. 1413 Cui : 470 oh o ~ DS —— ius. ( ondi aia: i: D $1. a - idn paliri ral Ne an v.. z= jon t j sp a use k a a eons aw ni de —e pe he T). ) eee ‘ - aA Bo heat sav OD esther uter ' ng: “1h init re Hike oor ho | P ee -\ " — i ern rT) a. a —_ (: a | ant ting . oe ut ~ vw yw para NT - al tm cra ‘ su ‘ ha] xt ave ms . } ce ip EF ee es wante: WUUPES pao ta i -yaneenl: ith a ae =| Pe UN onan Ete ee refi ’ N A hn Be pin oat me vidliamainigininiiaiaieds aloe ion 9) LD WAS & pla la TENA st, af AY RAL fruck mite sen it biek 4: aaa a | oe Yn 4) e § dies a yas r iher nt - 1% Oe en me = § a ue (7S) ir [N tN ct ee fill- RI l ror . >. y ’ —~ | t ied - ' alp\ nape jan ree o (ot _do — ofti a es A —_- i “ A | . nohe lock ah + con ew . ' ao ho, ", clar ‘e , a «a aR , hington.. rm rere x ig 7 on ‘cha wept StL. 1 wautz, 253 ent lanos, SHOP. rman, (ony | PA See he xs A vonveniens urnis} ratshec HARPER. NORT . vd “sme y fur a 7 ms Rin rR ee Ss "ENA! NT at L ii . mer " ‘ca pi » 8 Peace is. (elt) i Ss et pee patt aon, ¢ r*t : a} ” i )} In n a le. pa - 11 “ TR : , dies hain - ; L. O72! “- apa: 3 “ple . 243 Vie- A ah Fmt ay: hed ished iep Poms > ere ieas aa - ; @: ; ns ; > 4 if oO h { l.pD o nhon Ser ee Ceeyn -_-——— co) asepigiacaiapct AEB. rma Pa uw ers eI 4 ENAS nth rena bos x eo sel). Pignce la ater T eh. kee: panes Pee thes ACE RA ont ee ed atl tage nUCY ova) ‘ul »- v. D {Y racti: r sal node! . fem IME rit , ‘mod pay! sec] — hon lar play ret (cl4 riv y ¢£ A ent ntige] rhe yd | ie a ~~ extn ‘ ~ mN\ neat o— Att —~ ‘ ete are a Ni Rok id 2 «4 x; oe mm Stead for LY _ ith ¢ "FOO ih e ie@y OUPE ally ne el, e tte ER— » Al el, nents. et ie G antes er-t t-cla ITV a 264 eben aha “oem Rattagt apy Fregy X10 ig 102 tire sisimaaiici tow b ts te cE ye win that an bss r sal A cella m: 1 rage 4 es) glee = ner ibid ns orm For sale con “with Tig Ce a. | ag ianoe: res | rWiurd st he gue ag nce; pe es —— RQ Lone ae (7) | A a ee active js | eithe hen Ptr vndle Tent; ¢ 1008 Page ir ane , door shops a HOME tae & and The } a ° — Fane py ; w. ‘ Ww en ‘ae on. drive r sale —e dit jon h Hh, 6) VOSE ears. FO 3.400. M. el re ae roe at a: for me large miata of hoon mu ROOMS. rrélli . or e)} ‘ a — ‘NN il Cen re S-roor stinceiathe Or her oy Fenny : oa two app in entrance — south - be ate thet ne et Ses ey aye col : : ae For a Oates oar Br pte oak | :P R Ring ‘Tooms, ho = 1e large +a MS - Ww Roo is “0 OWT 0 oma Overland ! P eee ; approx rome egal Scere ns, null ape with tail insky aan 5 i ow OC und ext rale Sheeran ie “Soper A : Aton tru: wl), a Jas | EOL land, n R SALE Mtoe ctor 4621. WW running 508 : ehit | he room, Ppt: pHi td ee ANTE — ae aa “ SON, ee ING. ms, batt 1 House (r ee ney or. SS — apn ye a BRIG} _ eas a’ fram ae Por mar, . Pe . evere’. al fol) OUP iTa ti LT : ieTy) ; ine (% il} sale. on ition; $ *k e Pe = > i Co ,ill se tr ; 450 pr -— aa? TEIN\ LN H ; eany se e214) ont {‘] A - r. ing ° Inwle nagar , P —— “an ra. furni stear } Lot . ett: nt — ch ater ¢ Dre it: & O07 rot le ¢ ) ufa sive ped con buys ! ; ( 2) ; ms Ar I ; ~ sic > and- fn- feat ear rene Yr > : Os c ae 1 - be 282 hi re Ui k . v* 3 , ‘ ¢ st W , HIATT Te , CASO* cant: 4 4341 — r rou! OF - —_ = ar w nae hex m he ne i ISI . eon ¢ th . brick fl eet? 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AT. ott new (e7X) fant sul)! lest Dw 1O4T id IDE 2 N . fer HIN j I med 5 ar ne ST ‘olfa sta | dera i} s, @ cars ( itio itah c Is ; aa rk fro. ie, avai A Loc a 4 ‘ \ r CVn: "sire 7 ee;T ect > ~wms: ANIL Rox td Post = l oo . he: J A. 1 HE, atk A —e © i») ; An . f) Lire’ nut ‘ I al, a aw ' NC aX. - son C. escent tive ~~. So sale ” ER x Tho rter j TT } 7 he re.* _ 2 n; got hy fo om - ws ( HE RN n $2! a | a , - BOI nad m and Pe . ha ale ping 2 ~~ F’ost ih \V R y-: Nie -Disa adv | hick ate 40 TM $1° ° ba tt Seulli | ce : yor t att at SINS - ize u ¢ | ES Save ies 10a. en r- , 40 se r atin S eis : Fhe wy ruck _ - thes caihabie Te = r al! fect re Ty i @ ae. sur we c ag ar le f several | term cor prig 8, » st eX | COOK, rare tomb sA — m and As, | OON patel hen tb» = fost Nive | by} in re yard; ‘ath ron 817 vilet bk! 1 ge yg tae hE iH = : OR . bus « Co —" : hin IT ster — oy gle un Kn S61 res e ba for | ral | STE ms. 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AL ALE AL LLAL OLE OE LO A ee eS 10 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Jf Editorial Pag 89 WANTED FOR COMMISSIONS | "rnins Corps and mest onrmcss f 10 DEMAND CHARGES | sscue‘am howe iat nen a herd mammgif News Phot ua about an hour last night Both, ,; @ W tequisition for That Number Made | #!e4 without delay with May. Co said police affairs were not dis- i, P omel on W. U. Commander. o ame Ps —" an oa AY cussed. The Governor had returned | | , | 4 FRIDAY, OCTOB s envelope for reply earlier than expected from a cam- P ce: ee Tt SD) . For maneuver officers meniof ME” (f POLICE BOAR paign Your, but it was understood the é‘ = Yd = , post at Washington University, has|ly mature years are desired, but in| meeting with Giraldin was not pre- been called upon for 89 candidates; general the opportunity is open to, arranged. Giraldin went to Jefferson for commissions to officers’ training|all members of the Students’ Army | City to attend a meeting of real es. | camps, 40 for field artillery, 20 for| Training Corps. Maj. Craigie has Attorney for Suspended Captains tate agents who are preparing a| infantry, 20 for aviation pilots, six! announced that he will shortly des- introduced | aviation observers and three ma-/ ignate for officers’ training camps) and Sergeants to Ask for ace can. be | | neuver officers. Applicants must be/all students whom he deems quali. | Early Trial at Meeting. | In police circles today those who! members of the Students’ Army | fied. —— the suspensions were made vn ae | for political reasons were repeating | | With a Police Board meeting set | gossip that James C. Espey, secre- S$ B R _ this afternoon it was regarded ESS O BUSINESS ee a feature of the session would tary of the Police Board, had ee be a formal demand by Jobn M. At-/ Capt. Pickel, one ping a ~ cess un en in his A ha I ed ma th usands kinson, attorney for two Captains officers, to induce the m nation’ fg ity . P 8 ay vd and three Sergeants, under suspen- district to contribute to 2 Democrat- A Fe Cents 2 ay of boys and girls in their teens into the vortex Of |sion, tat the charges against them |i¢ campaign fund. an’ Core oe eind | refused to do this, on the ground) business before their time. Many will feel the so nape st emvaiggend eects open | that war funds and the high cost of OUT OF YOUR PAY trial before the board. ' living were already causing @ drain . L THE you strain upon vitality and energy and _ See | Seiad Sete the Dear msiaion the men’s incomes, apd he 41d wet | ee WILL C LOTHE YOU eed ris an oni virtues itional changes in the ad- think they should be asked te con- tak to clothe you in the very best cloth- a for the nou _. d t c of Se inadien of the department were | tribute to a political fund. When , ie pore“ for men and women. Come in to- za asked about this today, Espy said morrow and investigate our LIBERAL expected to result from today’s meet- nor? and in “ta but nothing tangible was put he had nothing to say. CREDIT lta in support of these predic- | SUITS AND OVERCOATS vn atk ‘OR MEN AND YOUNG MEN iggy o Way aes t “ Pa eae Sat ates ne he ey TA Sect a aye) PR sis aie oie eS Leah 2 : YS AN a a et eae Oe OOS: YOM Reape riled ty enn he bs Me ~ ae Soe “~ - - tee Ds SRLS FEEL RE, eS Ri LT ke Ee ee ee ee Hee eae EN ek : - a F = htt ay : ate dibs ont epthclnn ~ PAS NHL, CREDIT a OLISH ES | S 1 3 U : | Women's genuine Ad- | | POLICE ITEMS 4 Prettiest kind of Hate for the little American; fur in bands: at 79c. ler’s Cape Gloves: black BA or tan; nearly all sizes. — Pair, $1.39, FIVE OIL PAINTINGS, VALUED AT ( | OTHING : LIQUIDS AND PASTES. FOR BLACK, WHITE, 1} | aeeeeeee $5000, are being sought in art stores here | TAN, DARK BROWN OR OX-BLOOD sneen : . Le ddddddéca 1 SOeCIAl Sale OF Wii cou) voice was tcsersonen cea thay hea BT PRESERVE THE LEATHER. 3 Mile. Therese Cle: . nelbagse The F. F. DALLEY CORPORATIONS, LIMITED, BUFFALO, Nv. Y. : mier, whose fiance | been cut from their frames in the home of | C. C. Match of Tulsa, and that the thieves | oe cently in battle. * oa would seek @ market bere for i n. q r yritane 8 A SAFE SX a Yb. WU UP " i IN THE TSIC r oO Y ; PP LALIOCLELL DLL! LL a All Assorted 50) ce aiteene $045 Wanee Goma cameen sc PTTBLICATIONS. PUBLICATIONS. PUBLICATIONS PUBLICATIONS h~* f.. ‘ e nar broken epen by burglars last night. Liberty Lie gagpme tase scar cs ales MN NN Te aa pepeennamecnmeocnn : Sizes Royal Worcester, Kabo Ponds, jewelry and money to the value of : a ' ‘ | t = DAA MAAAAAAAAL American Lady, and Alberta $300 taken. Corsets. Sample lot, well as- @ ; sorted sizes, and good models. A MAN POSING AS A NAVAL LIEUTEN- a; «sce « Values up to $3.00 on sale at ant is being sought by police and naval at- ° ’ ? Stel in taches here following the report that he has | Manufacturer’s clean-up sale of high class $1.50, | Cashed a number of bogus checks, both here | e- ° cy - ‘ - rc ° 1 . P Winter Coats. The lot consists of 18 different $1 50 Silk | and in Louleville, Ky. rhe Universal Supply | . > . ® OQ.» YOG lV Street. wi, apt ¢ had casne™ Z styles, all featuring the latest effects in collars . ‘ . ami a $0 check after purchasing an army re- | / and belts. They are made of fine plush and C 7 isoles : | yolver, The check was dra wn on the Union |] : ; In pink, beau | National Bank of Louis es Kv Rare orma. | woolen cloths; many have fur collars; all sizes. |i tituiy “trim- 2 i tien from that city indicated the mk had | @ med, |} recently been flowed with a 1 mbes ¥ P ' these worthless checks. i , ° $1.00 * | * een ome 7 S“pnvel ® | FRANK GENONI AXD ANDREW PHIL- | & ° $1.39 Envelope } rae ' tips, proprietors of a restaurant at 1 R E ee« } , : , Chemise street, were arrested yesterday 'eret Service agents on a charge of hos Lace and em- | _ 200 pounds of sugar in a house at 1252 M ar- | Wi f broidery trim- Py: o> / ket etreet. They claim they bought the | b @ inter med. chs |} sugar from a negro. before the food regula- | i. * 1% Sy Y | tions went into effect and did not kuuw | @ Styles, santiitiaieiadtiaiaa tad 98c Niiie ere ae were violating the law, ‘ o iy | ars “"e2 ) +t : "FOR 9b Tye Poe ree Ber eter “ay $3.00 1 & © . | a. Petticoats fiji § |” MISCELLANEOUS Women’s smartly fashioned Suits. They come In black and col- fie} + 1 in various styles of poplin and serge, in black ors; made of fin- : a | een a and colors. | a Sk teaser 40k. “ene struck: Sadentnn ey na. 1h Stirring events in the great world war have followed one upon the other with such } BU es automobile driven by Alexander Rosenthal. bewildering swiftness recently that the various changes leading up to the present situation 4040 Olive street, at Grand and Easton | ° ; ° ea. ‘ | avenues. She was taken to the City Hos- are not clear in the publie mind. pital suffering from a fractured skul] and : internal injuries. She is described as hav- ing light hair and wearing a brown skirt | The leading article in THE LITERARY DIGEST this week—October 26th—elarifies and waist, black shoes and with no hat. SAMUEL I. CHILDS, 46 rn. |i ¢ war news So as to give the reac ors ire subiee That ** * military rea- at Decided Savings Saturday Neckwear aSAMUBL 1. CHILDS, 46, 4 mor. |§ the war 1 is to give the reader a grasp of the entire subject. That ‘‘only military rea S cal os Chot ot A NT cs ap Pwas found ill on the sons’’ could have compelle d the croveling Teuton pleas for peace Was clear e nough even if a oie i s ere > 1 on th | ‘ 3 pecia of oar (OSC BD | streets Oct 8 and taken to the City Ho: pe German newspaper had not made the confe ssion. *‘Only military reasons’’ in the shape PIR AS Tena: PE Tra e iain pital, Ile Was discharged Oc ' . Values in (ee WILLIAM GARDNER, 72 YEARS OLD, | Allied victories from ‘*‘Dixmude to Damaseus’’ accounted for the re ported revival of galety » stvles in silk ‘all River, Tenn., suffered several frac- | l . dH 5, }. . SU: : ribs. internal injuries and a_ frac- in DP, TIS while I: ‘tur al obse ryver told how in Be hi 66. . } ] = t { . t or at] t rimme ats crepe Sailor Collars, tured shoulder last night when he fell in ' i . > ( Crim €VE ry OC \ Walts to croup ogetner jus to ‘ rs a five-foot pit in the car sheds at 8600 | Y a. * pique Stocks, 50« Wind- South Broadway, while running to ‘catch a fj LS befor C Srec it disaste) 5. sor Ties, Organdie sets, the C powng street in a rerigua. condition. | ; riv1_* = ’ : . : nN cloth collar and cuff | Win his wits he nad visited eitersan Har: |B , This article treats every angle of the war and will be read with enthusiasm by the . : ne C s r eir son John. a private, 2 §& a : ; : . . S . ss * ge cm | ingthe post hospital suftering from pnou- | & American public. It is illustrated by a large full-page colored map with a complete index stiff laundered large | monia. i 4aiil ‘ JUL. Sot. V a iaPQe rUuli-pag Nay} It a } ( ; Of Lyons and panne velvet, hatters’ and zibeline plush, flare Collars and others. | WILLIAM SMITH, 23, 4103 CLARENCE beaver clath, satin solic Ts) nm tions, in Side Turn: wn ee . o~., renue. ¢ ems Bos a anaes a eh. was WOyyyY LLL tallic and velvet flowers and ostricl ancies, LBiack vs | le ¢ J id aml Doreas streets vester- |! f : , Just one tube of a taupe, brown, ete. M idd Ti + *, suffering a fract ure. ! spine and rin. > I y egell mm | He is in a@ critical condition at Li ithern & . & tion area. . 500 Middy Ties; all si | Hospital. ; o n . Wa Tams Se fer Wee a eit! al Brana a asa eae Passing Sentence on the Kaiser and His People —— ‘articles of special importance in the Oct. 26th ‘*Digest’’ are: ha Wl SF a Ao sey aw Fe REL SNE of Monroe City, iii., " stabbed himsel? | Silk Velvet, Hat- . in the left breast severa) times in his room sith cad erpasey ei ters’ Plush and Zib- my , at the Laclede Hotel last night. At the SS BT cio Vokes, Sido City vis ‘Seat ea explana- | A Review by the American and European Press of Germany’s Pleas for Peace sise Tams. ' ; 8, Droops, Mush- . wel made:| @ayaiag rooms, Taree and HW! $1.25 Fringe $ | | in black an — Sates | eo eit art, seene oeginrdar at hia | More U-Boat Savagery War and the New Congress " . ¥ colors; , : { a a > “psu gs eilk, ine core ‘Fringes, tor | 1] a. ; “Lafayeite He wa 75 omg old 9 : e e ° . | r dares: i 3, i ‘ vey i Ss aouis f s es year — ci bed bed Ostrich Tips ¢ I. r g 7 > SLIS& ress ‘trimmings ee oe jn St Laiuts! for "Mt years, comin | fl France’s Storied Fields | The Voice of British Labor : * nti recent years b Zz 4 he | . } Rn 79 $2.98 9 Sc | brokerage buslocsa, '* "a! Sasaced in the | (Prepared by the U. S. Bureau of Education) Through Rapine to Peace MRS. PAULINE BIEST, 2129 ALICE AV- | Germany’s Colonial Crimes - Fochas the Huns See Him CHILDREN’S BROWN CALF LACE SHOES AT $2.48 Eaedine ciok Alien avon, prone : Europe Admiring Yankee Teeth _ Peach Stones for Gas-Masks sidieiibaiuapadiiiaedia a nr ee eR F.. for $9000 Gamages. alleging that si was ‘Women’s &4 New Fall Shoes,$2.95 Gunmetal Calf English | Men's $4 Welt Sewn Shoes at $2.95 YB | beaten by the won Sept Sr iast and thst | Seeing Through Brick Walls | Lace and But- the father. oly was present, ‘“‘by words, | Ironing Out Iron Saturday we of-| tem 1.98 /1000 pairs of et yt Reg saturday we of-| fon, $ iia -4k Gest. 19 Pratetite says Oncar Liedtke, @ruck ber 0 How Museums Help Win the War Literary Prophets Who Foresaw Our Day fer women’s $4 | and her on the left hand.’ According to her ee a é Yt om . S sili . * “ ~~: - ad 3 ~ ~A _ i vici kid and dul Giris” Dutt Cait "¢ Kia eaten year Welt-Sewn eioriae "wuk Pecan "Casio dae Se Are Your Phonograph Records Slacking? A French Leader for the Boston Symphony olf ‘© Shoes a ieomtn? % ets snes calf Lace Shoes | oe lend ince: | medina : are Prince Max’s Applied Christianity Are We Growing Profane? at less than fac- nd | high -_ En- , sal RED STER NEMANN. 57 YEARS OLD, N f Fj d . B tory cost; kid or | Géiid’s $2.00 Patent Kid Button | glish toes; @ | injuries “sutfere 1 when ete eae | ews 0 inance an ommerce est of the Current Poetry clot h tops; high = er L. : a “pees | leather an d care an Senutacturtns Z ‘0.’ t set, Vien . wine ‘ | Neolin eh CS; ,avenue and Davis street, or low heels; all | § at st.49 | all s picved, | Fred Bisenbach, or the Suite nser | 1 Many Fine Illustrations, Including Maps, Cartoons, Etc. ; ‘ and. sizes at | started the elevator upward just as Stern SIZCS, | ammo ~ Galt Shoes: Biucher | ' | mann stepped upon it. He said he had looke d | moe A “owimaareisasers cine {| “THE DIGEST” NOW SOLD-ON A STRICTLY NON-RETURNABLE BASIS es . ; . . _— : ts e's : one — 2 ee ae as SS RES oe ik Hane 2 AM PO” CN yelp. 9 8 iS PA Steg i GN a mt | ll b 3.8- os - y Creme ote Vie ek 5, Ee Ties | th bid a et ae “ AR, SRO gril yy Bays i , OR ees hes aul % “pe Oe eg). ——e ‘ = ‘ mite ees Ln SERS Loa ret as a “ de te, ean y , Oe pene Tp pre Tes pe aah cee vt S % P Mbt ~ = en: ae Tops eit | ire tee rere 6 . Pe Se . a eee ee a « > x ue Sn cine Le eetaes afer iabaetin ae TARR Maman” rt ors =4 Wash sfreet. was struck and killed’ yes- | | terday at Tenth street and Franklin avenue | ° ib ti bile er, | m ~ “ ’ r. . : , ‘tT "ts sare | trimmed; all ai. Geavels av fue. Yeuer stated the boy With this number—October 26th—THE LITERARY Readers of THE LITERARY DIGEST should place co - * ' ; rat? out fro m tae cur i iren of the ma- ‘rrcern . . : , on $2.95 sizes. at, | - chine, ' DIGEST is sold to newsdealers upon a strictly non- an order with their news-dealers if they would be . if . . os Women's $1.75 “Feit ‘Jaliets fur re sap Ss deve: — ore THE ENFORCEMENT DIVISION OF | returnable basis. This means that ne Ws- dealers will sure of getting it regularly. When vou buy this ithe Federal food Administrat imposed tl — 7 © ' ies ep « , ’ . te _ ' . . - following penalties yesterday for violations bus only enough copies of ‘*The Digest’’ to furnish week's number, te the news-dealer to save next . 4 of the f gulations: G,. Doettinger, gro : “ee : = Age ft ‘Confectioner, 13 ne, Steneiten een : reguiar patrons. Our action is made necessary by week's number fet you, or, better vet, several future . -. * lar € i t Sf > ’ . - : © ; 'Thiic .c . . : . a e O Ir S > ae | food. red ri} at, Daher, Sols Nort wasted the ruling of the War Industries Board calling upon num bers. rhis is the only way to insure your re- ( ) V ercoats S13 South WE ea ee | publishers to conserve paper, freight tonnage, labor, ceiving ‘“‘The Digest ’ reguiarly from the news- posted for three 4d fi ki { cue | ‘pf r limit) ich} ‘ , — ” , passes Sor tates daze fet making sacs power, ete., by limiting publishing to actual demand. dealer. LAL LAS OLE IT EG: A Ri, IIT OT RHE ” Men's Negligee Shirte:; made by leading makers, of per- calea and madr AS. eoft ofr laun- , , | /- flere. Mis © to eel) u to aes athe “at ue * ‘toda than ‘cnat — most astounding values ever of material. Special at offered; veau- Gtve wour sweetheart a THamond Ring: ered- ; ut 5c uth $625 qo October 26th Number on Sale Today—All Newsdealers—10 Cents ON Re me to 10 years... | | HE W. Kastor’s 80th Birthday. Boys’ $6. 95 Suits Herman W. Kastor, of 3811 Wes? Lteht or madiuen Gack Geen ele | Pine boulevard, founder of the H. v *°1.75 Sweaters simeres, etc.: | Ww. Kastor & Sons Advertising Co, ‘¢ Men's Cotton pyrone, PP gyre nae . will celebrate his eightieth birthday ¢ ‘ ith e¢ojlar an pepe rerey hres tcemorrow by entertaining at his home pockets; eXtra heavy, Union Made Pants | his six sons, two daughters, five | | Gaughters-in-law, s0On-in-law and ‘four grandchildren. He was born in . | Bavaria, came to this country in _ Men’: s $3.50 Pants — | 386 and was a Lieutenant in ms 5 peerag | , | New York regiment during the Civil War. He has retired and the busi- ness is conducted by his sons. ” ~~. ; . a, Se he 8 eee 866s © HE OES Ss O68 Ok O68 885688 ee 8 68 888 8 eee bee] 6 eS Oe oes Oe © O58 68 888 Oe 6 HE SE 6484S SHEE ET ES SESE SEES ae - “ v a . ; be b bby Pa \ *. ——e - 2,090,000 barrels flour saved annn- WE GIVE EAGLE STAMPS ‘ally if all cooks used Jack Frost Bak-_ FUNK & WAGNALLS COMPANY (Publishers of the Famous NEW Standard Dictionary), NEW YORK ing. Powder. Feil Pound 25¢.—Ad,
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1918 &: ~ STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH | Founded by JOSEPH PULITZER Dec. 12, 1878. Published by the Pulitzer Pudlishing Coe, Tweifth and Olive Streets. | Lo HOW MR. WILSON VIEWS IT. him by electing the Democratic candidates for the United States Senate clearly reveals his view of the: congressional elections this autumn. The President | ‘would regard the failure of the people to elect Demo-' POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average for entire year, 1917: less TB STN Ranier nee E t,o eRe pret wy, irae RS ee eA test Pte nae ee ae SPUR OTe spe LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE. ‘is ' for St. Louis. The Charge of Sectionalism. ‘state Commerce Commission would enable him to be en | useful in solving transportation problems. As a mem- ee ne ee at © | i ber of the Interstate Commerce Commission and as a it seems, on reading closely, it is dropping | Senator he could do as much to correct unsatisfactory into the partisan rut that marks so many z . : ihe of the Deieliietiediaeanaeting jour- | transportation conditions in this city. nals of the day. The writer of the article,| The Republican bosses of St. Louis are preparing I believe, “took his pen in hand” with the | intention of “clouding the waters” and | not directly and plainly answering the. argument of the Republican Congression- al Committee. In answer to the charge that ‘“‘most of the plants for war work, most of the army cantonments and the army aviation fields have been estab- lished in the Southern States,’ the article declares that climatic conditions “are , His experience as counsel for the Inter- to purposes, in this critical hour of victorious war. of the city obey the orders of the bosses” eo? FOR HONEST ELECTIONS. question of inspecting and revising Will the voters The the registra- enough to justify the location of many! tion lists is simple and easy to solve. There can be cantonments and aviation stations in the | no objection to rigid, honest revision in the interest of e, } ‘? 4 ‘rite ] “Ss hy: e sery- ; Mei . , ; rea er an ree news ee ~w s1:. fair elections. There is no reflection upon any honest ice of the men.who are trained in this iste: ey cas war will be done in a climate that is, voter or any element or race in such a revision. 2 >ven more frigid than that in the latitude | What the people demand in the city is an honest ai. of St. Paul, Minn. That a soldier Ua, |registration and an honest election. If the Board of ie in the tropics is calculated to withstan ' a ‘a : ; eS ‘ ers he police assure these ;§ the rigors of the arctic, may be 1¢ | Election Commissioners and the po : ie KRouthern States reasoning,” but it will. two results everybody but the election crooks will | : not pass with those who do their own! pe satisfied. : thinking Besides, the article criticised IB ELS ile : says “cantonment and aviation canton- The marionettes of the Reichstag might dance with, more facility to the music of democracy if the Kaiser were not —. the er ~-O@O@ -—------ -— WAYS OF DEALING WITH INFLUENZA. ments have been established in Southern States,’ and your editor replies by calling | ‘ attention to contracts that have been! siven to long established private owned | plants inthe North. There is a wide dif- = ference between “the Steel Trust, the) Rethlehem Co., and other steel companies Until interfered with by the State authorities, Detroit Pa of the North” that the enterprise and in-| nrepgred in a common-sense and certainly interesting | dustry of the Northern citizens built up| and established years before the war, and the CGiovernment-appropriation-built can- When new W. Cases Inches, way to combat the influenza epidemic. had averaged 700 a day for some days Dr. JJ. tonments and other war plants built aft- | City Health Commissioner, called a meeting of leading erwards, which the G. O. P. committee | ejtizens to consider what should be done. This alone refers to. J. W, FARRELL. was a revolutionary proceeding, compared with the med- ical sufficiency shown in many other cities and the issue without counsel with any one of arbitrary ukases which | often have to be modified after attempts to put them | into effect. Clean Up! Te the Editor of the Port-Dispatch. The Loard of Health in taking precau- tions aguinst the influenza epidemic, or- cnn eno ae oe a Pom ag ee The sentiment of the public meeting was. perhaps, | , " OWN soap ant owel, ell! ' : e ; ‘ iladn’t the Board of Health better send Voiced as well by George G. Booth as by any of the) Hie declared that when one person dies | die from fright and that common) whether clean and as to ure inspectors to-investigate many speakers. “all places of business” ‘of disease two may \ He oe ATY, #0 as to be a os aalncand ‘colds were being magnified into influenza cases. His | wee ai ae | belief was that excessive fuel conservation had con- ‘ 3 Whose -Bill Was It? tributed much to the spread of the disease and he} Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. /urged that houses and places of business be kent | About a year ago a bill was introduced | warm. Quarantine against soldier camps, ventilation | fond goat of Aldermen to give the of street cars when in use and frequent disinfection | nite tallways a 3l-vear extension of : . . . ne ‘ or times an. Ss y capable medica their franchise. Our newspapers. after | 2' other time 7 an L isolation with capabl dic investigating the bill. were unanimous in supervision of individual cases were held to be wise declaring the bill should be defeated. An- | and effective measures. The decision reached by the other bill was then introduced, very meeting, at which a number of physicians were pres- much similar to the first one. swan to this effect: Various improvement associations, la- cnt, was wv ° That nothing would be accomplished-—save increas- ing hysteria—by closing the schools, a:musements and places of public gatherings; that while the use bor unions and even benevolent organi- vations took up the question and delega- tions aS many as 100 strong waited on our) Board of Aldermen, the Committee of | of masks by those brought in direct contact with Public Utilities, as well as our Mayor,| Patients was helpful, general use of masks only in- and demanded the defeat of this bill. creased the fear and the susceptibility to the disease, or at least a public hearing on same. The | bill, the public well knew was in every way favorable to the United Railways These conclusions were concurred in by Dr. M. R. | Donovan of Lynn, Mass., who was present, and in whose Co., and it was therefore hinted to our | OW? the influenza had had epidemic prevalence. city officials that the bill was framed| Detroit continued this policy for several days, when | up by the company. This was emphatical- | the State Health Board decreed other measures and Gov. ly denied both by the Board of Aldermen | gjeeper urged the closing of schools and assemblies. and the Mayor, and having no other : eS ‘ proof for it, the committee let it go at Municipal repre sentatives protested, but det ided to that. acquiesce and avoid jangling. Which was the wiser The result of the bill now is too well known to be repeated. The referendum saved St. Louis from the most outrageous Only comparisons afterward could determine. reached after careful, mature con- we may believe that in- /' method? Had the city decision, sideration, been undisturbed, — franchise steal ever known in this or any other city. | structive and valuable experience would have been re- F But, whose bill was it? corded. e The Board of Aldermen about two onteple = 2 i Cilpenseeenceae-ane fen ren oo : SSS ee The MIRROR atl 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 dey. ONLY ONE CLEAR WORD. From the New York Tribune HERE which there is one German word about is no fllusion or decep- parleys or diplo- explanations. We know what he what he intends to do, when the tion: no need ££ =“(for means, Hun ‘‘Kamerad'!”’ No man cries: When the Ger- Belgium, guessing then! hosts overran helpless looting and putting there was then no burning, destroying, her women to shame, sound like ‘“‘Kamerad!” legions flee- one In Serbia, when the Austrian ing to the mountains as from a pest, heard then no shout of ‘“‘Kamerad:” When the rushed across the border to seize the rich- coal and ore fields which to make war on German military machine of France, with }vu- est the rest of rope, no; no cry then of ‘“Iwamerad!” When German gold had been used to bribe and sell Russia into captivity, when it sought to bring that mighty empire no thoughts then of ‘“‘Kamerad'” When the Lusita sand innocent victims, when the crews of lined on the = with a thou- ia sank captured vessels were up decks of submarines and the order was given to submerge, again no cry of ‘“‘Kkamerad!” When starving war prisoners in Ger- many appealed to their jailers for a pit- tance of food and sometimes they only for water, heard no word that spelled to them the feelings of *‘Kamerad!” Our troops in France and their stead- fast allies have been hearing this word more often of late. In 11 weeks a full quarter of a million strong. As the gray and weaponless files swept past they could feel how much of but | also how much of finality, that strangeiy misused word “Kamerad!” In a little while, mockery, lay in let us hope, yet if) patiently abide the day when we shall hear that same word | from another quarter—from Wilhelm- | strasse and from Potsdam. We think | the mind and heart of this country, and of all our allies, wait to hear that word, and will wait, until it is spoken by the whole German nation: “Kamerad!” not soon we shall THAT “KRIEMHILD” LINE. From the Louisville Courier-Journal. lik; news dispatches are now full of the “Kriemhild line.” which the Americans have reached in their pursuit of the Huns. The line is well named. Kriemhild was a lady barbarian, the daughter of a “robber baron.” the wife of the Hun King Attila and was a dead} “female of the species,” among those she murdered being her own brothers. herself died with her boots The Kriemhild is an appropriate name for a last Hitch of the moderna Huna She blood v on. ‘ ~~ p o> -) Meee eat 7 . */ a * yar ~~ HE A oe et . - ‘eter PRESIDENT’ ad REPLY. Eg Sere ee — — | JUST A MINUTE i> Written for the POST-DISPATCH by Clark McAdams " ) \n Old Nursery Rhyme Done Into the G,oose-step. The Kaiser: Peace porridge hot Peace porridge cold Peace porridge in a poe! Nine days old. Mr. Wilson: Peace porridge thin, Pot is.too new; Looks like it might have been Mulligan ‘stew. The Kaiser: Some like it hot, Some like it coid, Some like it in a pot Nine days old. Mr. Wilson: Or fancy or plain, It is each one’s affair; But I like it, in the main, Made on the square. bass) es some time ago there appeared about town a poster carrying the exclama- tion, “Good-by, '" It is supposed to be of Republican origin and refer to the expectation upon that side that Joe Gov. Joe Folk shall be no more heard of after the senatorial election next month. However, not everybody knows about the poster. Certainly Joe Davis, a colored houseman in the em- ploy of one of our readers, had never heard of it. “Woman, Ah tol’ you not to wash dat shirt las’ Sunday,” he said on com- ing home the other day. “Ah’s took fo’ de ahmy, an’ a bullet’s comin’ mah way.” “Joe Davis. the wife. “Looney out dat you's looney,” answered Ah ain't. When Ah come do’ Ah seen a big blue sign on de bo'ds sayin’: ‘Good-by, Joe!’ Comin’ on de cah Ah seen a million mo’ jes’ like it. You's gwine lose me. It's good-by, Joe.” ma baa 2.) many-toned, heard nation vocal day TRUTIES CHORUS, MANY-TONED. RUTH'S chorus, T everywhere, It makes the and night; Chanting the marching song in Free. dom’s fight, Flaming the patriot soul to do and dare, Rousing the duty laggard loath to share The burden of the battle for the right, Lashing the secret foe of Bedloe's Light, Laying the mean and miser motive bare. No muzzled realm, Nor gilded gag to silence just demand, Intrepid sanctum skippers at the helm Trumpeting hope and censure and command: So may it be in golden days post- mouth in all the equal bellum-— A free and fearless Press in every land! JAMES C. McNALLY. La) wy Heroism takes so many forms at a time like this that one despairs of men- tioning everybody, but we want to quote this from one of our training camps in Texas: “One of our boys, after making his payments on Lib- erty bonds, insurance, allotment, ete., found himself in debt to the Govern- ment just 60 cents when he drew his pay last month.” wR Dear Solf— Lah = Your note of the 2ist re- ceived The President wishes me to say that owing to its low visibility and the smoke screen in which it was en- veloped, it is not clearly understood. Hie will send 4.990.000 men to Berlin at once for better interpretation LANSING. —“ aaneahine will open a Similar ex- change in Berlin for hats, we will guar- antee him a heluva trade. Sign on a sprinkling wagon, S*. Louis: Blevater out of: O rder take stairway to the south *e @ ee eeeeeegeee@aeeeoeesee e660 € O64 © € Sign in a general store, Northwest- ern Nebraska God helps him who helps himse! f God help him found helping himself here. What prohibition has brought night life to at Hoxie, Ark.: “Pat. Ww halen Pocket Billiards Temperance Drinks and Confectionary At Broadway and Park. painter 4 ona Salvation Army headquarters window: aif & pe @.-38 Gee € 44 Se OA OBA eee Ss CS A Se Se See SS ee Knee drill—é a. m. Sunday bs) | wr What a rumpus there would have been in Congress had Creel sent out the absurd cold weather warning is- sued by the Weather Bureau the other day! Ltt Las.) be The pen may be mightier than the eword, but fortunately we are using both. = RS = BLACK BIRD. li, black hawk bird, QO) ssarins in the blue sky, If we could just change places You, and earth-worn I! I'd safll on out-flung wings, With head back bent, To the verv ragged edre Of the burnt sunset, In a misty deep content! I'd spread my wings To the sky's clear blue PDrenched in the golden suniight’s hue! If 1 were only—You! GURAEALE BURR. as By the Associated Press. LONDON, Oct. 25.—Commenting | democrat, but the gist of the upon President Wilson's | Germany, the Daily News says: left matters in suspense, but should be. day brought to the final test. prot Mr. Wilson, beyond question, | | speaks for every allied nation.” ' English Press and Of ; eased With Wilson's Note note tO at the present moment is contained | “The imperial Chancellor's oo message, in the word “surrender.” | the | President's takes them where they/ President's note is a new de The sincerity of the Ger-| man people's desire for peace is to-/ ings and susceptibilities of the ry If| have been the supreme concern of the Germans accept the President’ s diplomats, terms there is no reason why fight-/ informs the world the rulers of Ges. ing should not end in less than a/ many are criminals whose word can. ——— d Officials ,cratic has my entire in the last passage of the JOYNSON HICKS, M. -P.; in world politics. Hitherto the feel.” rulery | but today the Presf ‘not be trusted. Therefore, surrender /must precede peace, and by implica. “President Wilson must win the tion the abdication of the Kaiser jg | hearty approval of plain men every- here “This | thank God for such a vigorous and | | where, " says the Telegraph. one of the conditions. We | sort of language becomes necessary | outspoken deliverance. when one has to deal with a people | on being evasive and/am glad President Wilson has ‘tricky in treating with a plain issue closed the door to negotiationg In and suffer the unpleasant political | making our demands we must be |who insist malady of being too clever by half.” The newspaper commends Presi- |} dent Wilson’s correct attitude to- ward the allies, and especially wel- RAMSAY MacDONALD, M. p.- careful to encourage and not rebuff | German democracy in its advance toward self-government. | JOHN DILLON, M. P.: The note | ' comes his reference of the matter of , 4ppears to me to assure peace in the | ‘declaring an armistice to the mili- tary leaders. Violence for Rightcousness, The Times says: “If the Germans will not accept a peace of without violence, then violence -and the ‘force without stint’ which President Wilson proposes if nec es- | sary to employ is that German war- fare is violence in _rapacity, while the warfare of the al- , lies is violence in the service of the righteousness. Under the caption. “The Retort , Courteous,’ the Post says: “Presi- 'dent Wilson’s note is a masterpiece of diplomacy. It rivets the German | Government to an unqualified ac- ceptance of his peace terms. In what may be called the President's ulti- natum he again offers the German people an opportunity set them- selves as nearly right as may be and provides at the same time some guarantee of good faith.” The Express describes note as the greatest of his masterly state papers. premely great,’ Lo Wilson's ‘the newspaper says, “because it is simple, vim gg ‘ward, unequivocal and candid. man can quite tell what Dr. Pes No one what Pres- and Prince Max really mean. can fal to understand ident VWigon means.” Armisuce Unlikely, Times Thinks. After eulogizing the note as “an admirable statement,’ the Times ex- presses satisfaction that it reveals the closest possible agreement be- tween American and British views. The newspaper thinks that, for the moment, there is no more than a chance that the Germans will ask for an armistice. It insists that the naval and mili- tary arms of the service must be ready for such an emergency and | Imust be adamant In eee —————— -~ -~- icy of which the ments. ‘manifest signs of close co-operation | between the military commanders on the western front, while “the ence of Col. House, who has arrived | they are a well as naval and military co-ordi- nation.” The paper further contends that the question of an armistice con- cerns not only the western Powers, 'jlans and Russians. | Mr. ‘length of the document. posed dignity werthy of the greatest “must surrender or take Graphic Cartoon Favorable. The solitary adverse criticiam Wilson's note appears in Graphic, which complains of adding: “At such a crisis, bandying words suggests a lack of dignity and cre- ates a loophole for further diplomat- ic Wriggling.”’ The Graphic, nevertheless, prints, a cartoon of John Bull holding a copy of the note and saying to President Wilson: “That's the sort! of stuff to give ’em, sir.” The Daily Mail says: “President. Wilson states the terms with a com- of the the masters of our language. Autocracy a beating. and here we may leave the peace of- | House ‘ning, | '=sMr. fensive without forgetting to thank | Wilson for the masterly skill | _with which he exposed its insincer- ity.” VIEWS OF BRITISH | Copyright, | iss OFFICIALS ON WILSON NOTE TO GERMANY “No Need Now of Anxiety as to Allied Unity in War Aims,” Says Lord Cecil. By JAMES M. TUOHY, A Staff Correspondent of the Post- Dispatch and New York World. 1918 by Preas Publishing Co (New York World.> LONDON, Oct. —The whole American-Entente situation is clari- fied by the President's note and by the statement of Lord Robert Cecil, | Under Foreign Secretary in the of Commons yesterday eve- that there need be no anxiety as to the harmony existing between the United States and the Entente on War aims Following are expressions of opin- ion on President Wiisen's latest note: LORD READING, British Ambas- eador to the United States: The Pres- ident’s contribution to the discussion a masterly one, and his extraordi- nary intuition once again has made him the mouthpiece of all the allies ATTORNEY-GENERAL SIR PF. 1 “SMITH: The President. with bis us unl lucidity and force, hae made an AnSWer?¢ to the (,eT1 i ‘ “ ic iesuredis will mn echo it] Died countries The atmoserhere of ranrparent Diminness ts Like CLftis je instrument CEornekh LAMBERT. P.: 7 Ml Uvuverninenkt oi Bermany be dehiv- the service of! the series of. “It is su-)} imposing ade- ' | quate terms to make secure the pol-| instru- | The Times is gratified at the | jected to fixing by peace tre: ity or in France, will make for political as | AS TO NEW JERSEY SENATORSHIP but Italy, Serbia, Greece, Czecho- Slovaks, Poles, Jugo Slavs, Ruman- | . The Senate near future. From the beginning {- Sympathy ag 1 have watched the President's ati. @ tude on the war with unbounded ad. | miration, and I regard him now as justice | the supreme hope for saving Eure. will | make them accept a just peace. The! difference between German violence | pean civilization. R. P. HOUSTON, pleased with this the allies, United States, will dictate the allied © peace and refuse to negotiate a (ierman one. M. P.: answer, I am I trust | —s 2 SENATE DEBATE ON PHRASE IN PRESIDENT’S PEACE TERMS Declare Republicans “Removal of Leconomic Barrier’ Means Free Trade—Democrat Dissents. Rv the Associated Preas. WASHINGTON, Ovt., 25.—Repnb- lican contentions that the third clause in President Wilson's fourteen peace terms, providing for the re- moval of economic barriers is a frea trade plank, furnished the vehicle of a political debate in the Senate yes- terday, Senator Thomas of Colorado, insisted that the President merely | meant there should be no prohibitive or irritating tariffs. Senator Watson of Indiana and other Republicans declared the Republican party ob- any other treaty the domestie of the United States. CRITICISES PRESIDENT'S LETTER policy pres- | | ee ee | Republican ( enawusitondl Chairman Says It Capitalizes War for Party Purposes, By the Associated Presa. WASHINGTON, Oct, 25.—Chair- man Fess of the Republican Con- gressional Campaign Committee, in Statement today attacked Preai- dent Wilson's letter, made public yesterday, asking for the election of Democratic Senators from New Jet- “as subject of just criticism by voters who have resented the capl- talization of the war for party pur- “ sey, | poses.”’ SENATE PASSES ‘BIG ARMY BILL Deficiency Measure ( ‘alls for a Total of $6,345,.522.688. By the Associated P’reas WASHINGTON, D. C., Oct. 34.— late today passed in re- cord time the $6,000,000,000 military deficiency bill: the last important measure to be considered before the pre-election recess begins next Tues- day. The bill now goes te eonference with plans laid for its completion within a few days The total amount of the Dill as approved by fhe Senate is $6,346. 523,688, a net reduction of $231,977 i'from the amount authorized by the House Discussion of the measure lasted only an hour and a half, mest of the day being taken up with @ partisan political debate. The most important appropriations in the measure are for ordinance, fortifi- cations, chemical warfare and sub- sistence for the Army and Navy CARSON ON PEACE DEMANDS Br the Axssoctated Press LONDON, via Montrea Thureday,. Oct. 24.—Sneaking at Oxford today, Sir Mdward (“arson arew attention to Germany's minimum demands when she thought she wae victor. These included the surrerder of Maita, Gibraltar and the Suez Canal Hie heartily concurred in President Wilson's note, SAViNEg: “Today our armistice terms must be the equivalent of Germanys terme in 1870. It wae then agreed and provision made that all Gef man guns should be placed advan ‘tageous!y around Paris so that the city could be taken at pleasure. ARF thing lees than similar terms for Germany now would involve Git aster.” BOLSHEVIK] TAKE 68 LIVES FOR ! Riv the Awestacia:@? Trees AMSTERDAM, Oct, 2! brom he time that Manse l‘ritzky. Commit sioner for Eleetions te the Const \ «x b of Risesian. WAS a ~ api ate ‘ », August up te Oct, 3 ss | Ke itdttigg 61: e priests, theg 7 "si.) . poo erd ing : the bewspaper bravia ey eB es including, of course, the tT pepe ils | ew | o2 =| “To Make wo MEN'S | W here Mak. on It Can Be Do Book, “The Dres Also Tells How Suited toa Wo By Ma OW to Hooverize yo grew before by maki every woman witha Jane Rhoe in her new an it really is a handbo: And it is needed, for altt en, even now, ought to b remains that many wom wonder if they can affor dyes and unknown mixt task of picking out cloth especially precarious. Yet the clothes she ¥ least as important to woman as the food she e she will turn with avidi new cook books which t to save egEes and butte! and read Miss Rhoe's about how to save both and her good looks by b bly and mi iking cieverly | ghe could not otherwise In getting a dress whi well and look well the | every woman knows, is that the fabric is una pure silk or pure wool, herself, - Miss Rhoe say: ghould first take a goods which ,she likes Sar the acid test’ at home. “To test the silk,” exp! thor of “The Dress Yo How to Make It,” boil & per cent solution of ca for 15 minutes. If the the fabric will be prac stroyed, leaving but a Ike paper ashes. If the in it the cotton will rem ‘Pure woolens are even more than silk, b are in greater demand & eause they are quite eas Many a yard of cloth » wool contains from 30 cent cotton. Blankets s yvool’ have frequently be eontain only 10 per cen y ool. Immerse the san ‘c ‘led wool in oil of vitri t o minutes This will ¢ ton. but the wool wil tec. : NOTHER test ia t amie with 50 | tric acid This w * ol yellow, but t nits color. Use the sa lens as you for ° ti sample is genuine | not be affected by oil of any cottom that in it troved.”’ kor the ceasful costume as important a fabric. “Tall, slender | wear plaids, figurea or rial.” advises Mary Jane designs that tend to figure, such as numero the cot do is who ‘% becom tof: ure worthat aA [THE GI (¢ vontinued from veeste HE profuse complin ee by the am not aware that vanced our knowledge of as you put it, one iota,” I ly. “But I am here to small stock of what I ? learned.” “You must have fou rare problem!” exclaime old “You know him, per than I do.” “Yes, I know him. 17 way. Engaging sort ofc and ali that. Mysteriouw you think? So, he has again, you say?” “Don't tell me that ¥ known of it. The who been talking about it.” “Rumors. only rumor Raoul. “I would like real facts.” “This gentleman, © With whom Mr. Meudon Ing, can tell you the fa they are. But | can't # should need them’ Raoul turned to Leiz Panion, who had been t low what the two men As they talked in Eng Guage of which he kne' Word, hae could make ver Asked, in Spanish. to gis of his ride with David. ercellen: storywy of it re! thing of the discussion t Borbe «a Rether, the sTrown up Of convxivialits Sration in the fer with the Raoul. listened inten fan's narrative, his gla Festiexaxiy from the nar Tompanion and back ag compare the effect on b Was said “It's a strange tale, Comme: ted when Herra t® the end “These th touch of mystery in U Ways fascinating until ®n the clew Then its ¥ SUPpose you have no U Diain our friend's dita “None, Senor? “You have fust Leighton.” he went on the latter, “that you are te your knowledge of Pp ih did.” “Well, what do you | Here's what you are io Pent paychelogica! prob! your hand.” “Il don't sce it,” , wAtlentiy. on feel! ther the of t oO! while friendivy them between and midst regiment tol said th
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ee EE ER me HSE = al = PRIDAY OCTOBER 25, 1918. POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine The Sandman Story for Tonight WOMEN’S PAGE — Real Diamonds BACHELOR GIRL Now Made in” REFLECTIONS Laboratory BY HELEN ROWLAND Ss E of the strangest chapters of als “To Make Two Gowns Grow a \ | Where One Grew Before, — 100!15 WNOLe | Make Them Both at Home” vied ie poe ot ne a a neorenee T HERE are i nt moment is container § How It Can Be Done Is Told by Mary Jane Rhoe in Her| few women | ha nok the President's § |. Book, “The Dress You Wear and How to Make 1” Which | Se) Sees she N HICKS, M. Ps ny, A Also Tells How to Test Materials and Select Styles Best | cmuping there mewn Gnu the word “surr ender,” . a thering there | - note is a new de be ae ite 7 ’ — mn ga | set Sele | looked up at this news. blitics. Hithebto gg | Suited toa W oman $ Individual Type. are always one \ oie | ‘Why, mother, what is the matter? ceptibilities of the punta |= Hee two women Saar | Why would not that be a good place the supreme concern ee ‘ B M — agen ei hy | | for me to get a job?" exclaimed it is a sign he is either superhuman—or still in love. but today the p ~s. arguerite Beeige, Shey ¥ : : “Nhe ''Gluck. “You have worked hard all ——s riminals whose word es zz OW to Hooverize your clothes, how to make two Eowns grow where one. Se a rales pod | out for wages.” 2 rather than as a “graft.” men are beginning to look forward to it as a Prema gp yee — com na — Therefore, surrender f- grew before by making both at home, is the Story of genuine interest ia is they are Ble not a pons high ee privilege instead of a prison, and a vocation instead of a visitation. New Yerk City. De. Mauris Aan ‘ eace, and na ; ; 45 | the widow. “He had a bad name. Al ——— “ me bdication of by implica. every woman with a $10 taste and a $5 pocketbook which is told by Mary | 2Ware that these ight one can see his lights gleam- , ) he Kaiser’ ili oS at ae oe ee @ condi N the Kaiser ig 9 Jane Rhoe in her new and practical book, “The Dress You W d | women appear aan h h the forest, and a li . To a married woman oll the Baleares peace otters seams Saniierty | srecisas sienes eee oe ae Gee for oe We here f° e It.” —— (0) distinctive and bee te ninsorny - staid sag posrapeingetts inhny like those unconditional “morning after” promises to which she is s0 ejectric furnace, according to the ; ¢ ‘igoro ‘ , Must be «, d if they c fford . " | themselves to a , sti wets : 5 Somehow a man seems to measure a woman's ability to make him proved These are ‘synthetic’ jew- _ wonder | y can afford anything pretty. Then, too, with unguaranteed ing right now to get the place if he : a Loe 2 happy by the number of men she has succeeded in making miserable. ®*/%. "ot imitations, each ts chem- neourage and not reb : uff . task and try to pmocracy in its advance @ ayes and unknown mixtures of cotton and wool floodi Boe : | ge ives good wages, for you need the o 4 ance B- ing the market. the fathoin the rea- ts gives & ; ically the same as those dug from . 3 + ee _ , is eputation as a heartbreaker or a few failures in se money. There is nothing like a rep . . . the éarth, and in their making the “government. i a ” : ; OM, 34. Ps The ; : task of items out cloth “worth making up” for one’s frock or suit becomes son they are not ian gi oF will pay you well, but 9o8 sauct pea ase the number of proposals a woman receives | | ee ' note bs especially precarious. ithe admired ; Be: — Fash marriage to increase , great natural forces which formed me to assure peace in the # h ‘loth :} ' . , f. > implored him not to re. points out in her book: wetenhets cbiean. 3 gees 72 I am just about to finish my ex- Some and made himself! '* 4 solid golde n bowl This will be ing the diamond. His son, however, queer metal bow! | 4 thousand times as much as my, has discovered a way of making the i . ne . , : xg : wages would have been for a year, latter, which bids fair to rival the , ; How to Make It,”” boil the same in, PRs Sess of a cows i d i +f ar . _ line: : IwWn Mean grace- ive i a enn in an Bog ; . porridge in med & deaf ear. No better § per cent solution of caustic potas Brace~' tive appearance | . ee a , _ | some porridge in a ql ese meet him before, But at least I have gBiv- woe found in a cornet Presently he ' and can take care of you now.” genuine. His method follows: So Gluck sold the bowl and got a Iron of the best grade is heated to goods which ,she likes and give it some meal ie, gE she goer ¥ rh J were Gog jumping around with Joy er eed iknow what to do with it.” | “A restatement of my theory may ———_— --- —— jerting upon him a peculiar influence, tric acid. This will turn the. the extremely smali figure. ¥ ol yellow, but the cotton will re- “A well-made, good-fitting corset than $100 There are miners. & 2° Ae t nits color. Use the same tests for is all-important and should be the “She was little more than a child, | its construction.” lvens as you do for woolens. If; frst consideration. A first-class mo- and this had been her ambition——to Into the details of this construction glish, was in a quite helpless state of py not calling me at the very the sample is genuine linen it will! diste will refuse to muke a gown if make beautiful tailored gowns and Mary Jane Rhoe enters with sim-, bewilderment at the turn the inter- jon: when mv work of a lifetime not be affected by oil of vitriol, but: her customer is not properly corset- suits. She had often looked in the Plicity and thoroughness There is view between the two hien had was being accomplished,” he shout- nourished any cotton that is in it will be de-' ed, becau#® she would send out a windows and watched the tailors a description of every sort of stitch taken . ed. kicking the dog down the stairs “Haven't you any home little Eleetrie Vacuum Sweepers. troyed.” piece of work that would hurt hee work and how fast their hands flew, used in the making of women's “This youngduan will help us find ang grabbing Gluck by the arm noy *” AMERICA HOOVER and of course she thought she must: clothes in “The Dress You Wear and Meudon,” said Leighton in his bro- “Tl was eating some porridge, be “Yessum!”’ ret : cessful costume a becoming color is After shrinking the goods, if they do the same. But the kind-faced old, How to Make It.” There are such ken Spanish cause I was hungry,” stammered “Prather and mother?” FRANZ PREMIPK ef ORTO as important a fe@ture as a pure are wool (a process for which Miss tailor saw how nervously she was. cureful directions for cutting and fit- “He knows where. he is’” asked (Gluck, pointing to the bow “Course | have.” fabric. “Tall, slender figures may; Khoe gives careful directions), the trying to hurry and realized what ting, for putting together the various Werran eagerly “Well, you and your bowl go “O your parents look after you wear plaids, figured or plain mate- | amateur dressmaker is ready to pro- mistakes she was making. He came elusive portions of a garment, that “He knows-—-something,” replied home +. pepeminad the Wizard ‘You . VAAN rial,” advises Mary Jane Rhoe, “also , ceed with cutting and making the to her and said: ‘Little lady, we try even the amateur with the needl- the savant with significant empha- have Ww sited a) ae sho ind | will “Dad does.” . JERSEY SENATORSHIP designs that tend to shorten the; garment. And the expert's rst cau-, here to see how well our work can will understand and bless the au- sis. ‘For one thing, (General, those enh a a ati to finish 1 necie ne “Well, look here, litile man, vou | heii figure, such as numerous flounces, } tion is, Never rush. She points her, be done, not how much we can do.’ thor pistol shots you had with Meudon With that he pushed Gluck out of bring your mother along to the Cen- , >} one-hall of | THE GILDED MAN NS A Romance of the Andes #& by sero eee tl eee” Seen ee eee ee ee ee a's Bs Peay Eccles titre ae ena ERA Ayana eo eae IN ated Owl Alls rent puaeS. mother'’’ exclaimed the bov. “Surety i ui i i j less WilLb anger need but ten minutes to dem- onstrate the value of our latest tie) | ive ‘ans > . , ‘fulness and artistic, bec« ing effec as ould be given Germany for 15 minutes. If the silk is pure! ming effect; may be credited , nd of scratching at the } . . My desi ~- y of »% | , r ‘ } ‘ ‘ . | . ; aa 2s. e Ss 3 ; a certain number of inches. nou mat- ‘clear things up Through a combi- eh. : ‘ ™ , . ' " . . le sera: 1 a er aYrA ; je : cent cotton nke i iT believing she makes herself lo. k ?O°RCES nse rted on the stitched line. 'terial, which would be exceedingly ef secondary personality. Discover that . ; ‘e : . "hie at 2 ei =. . >» ebir slanavae " ‘oar ‘ ‘ . : — , ‘ sb ‘ , me sacl c pg aad 10 — cent Ri gg the fact: that she is stout. She looke nahaset it the sides is held to the skirt, sleeves show a clever manipulation the one in which he was lost three OW it happened that Gluck had to consumptive young men in . » 4 a $ > - . r ‘A : . . dm ics at arr , ‘ > +} 3 i r’ Means Ik ree _ Wot. mmerse the samples Of SO- ag if sche had outgrown her clothes. y five fur buttons. At the waist of a narrow band ‘the width of the| years ago- and you will discover ae ‘ o conceal. NGTON, Ovt * -R , t , 4 aN, oe ae De - ¢ ! }y- , ry a " he s Se 84 > . . 4 . , p ys ’ ’ . . . . “ ‘ P Mentions va ¥ ‘ne . ate a ct fon, but the wool will not be af Loose. comfortable fitting, vrace- weighted with fur balls. It holds the ai fu button regarded Raoul with eharac teristic ina few moments the overflow had pects d every soldier's wife she met P > ‘ : r *f . . Ae % : ° eemecteneseneenemenaeaty es bee 7 , sl Fe a Er a e. . . " i y} . . . > ed. ful lines eoncen ‘A hile tightness eTN- ——— Ao tern metre ean ~ ~ mene » _—e ~ sconpaneatineadsimatiaiat ee immobility. (ne gathered from his tilled the bow! full steam com- of secret drinking; she had pried inte INF ENZ conomic barriers is a frea : as ) } where no costume was made for less; The beauty of the garment, whether) Slowly pacing the length of the sala, ened, rushed in, then stood speech- young mothers how to bring up their mator Thomas of Colorado. mo- Standing at a street corner, looking We & tariffs. Senator Watson ; aia 1. r : rs S : ‘- ests s ent.”’ fixing by peace ‘treaty or For the womun who wants a su: establishment she holds her fate in her the fabric will be practically de- from the top of the collar to the bot- to neatness. oe ee Cee: ae 8 Will she uncrown the stroyed, leaving but a small residue tom of the hem. I am pleased to “Your clew doesn't explain. 1 don't) qgor and he opened it to find his pet , ae i ; : day is simple but na eg pabodie , Ee Gemetcnssa ake ee cone. If ther ek @ they can only keep the waial ote i? ihe Then on the fire the pot full of he Wizard heard about the matter electric furnace. Pure carbon is perialists? The choi ni e « main. ughtly individ- oe rot me was 20 anery (hel he Dee Sete Se eee | sts; © Choice 1% “p 00) aS , , a | “ti - Pm ; ure woolens are adulterated ter } h f: } a ' ual, departing i ‘ ; ; \ will treat’ he# yccording- er how much fat bulges out over «| nation of certain circumstances, €X-| 14 from it came a weird sound of | . rom the popular panned gee et rosa light shoot and his mother to their undisturbed the crucible is plunged into cold siti tied. are in greater demand and also be- they are still slender and girlish panelled effects music here was a blue light shoot- happiness. water. (Coo! iron absorbs less car- oC ct rare quite easy to imitat -:. | rh, 5 B' The fr , back ¢ » Waist In % , i ere , ynd , 1use they are q y to imita This type of woman wants he- Phe front of the frock is extended back of the waist in a bloused effect. ment and through a set of experi- ns 0 eth: bok Ge eikinant aff © Opyright. 1918, by the & (Gluek stood stili in aston iTY ik a Syndicate, New York City.) cess carbon is thrown out from the , . - . ° + ° - a . P : S trom ‘ o ) > . 1S e ‘ ? ‘yy \ ri ‘or " ‘ - To > so ‘ a the S ar ht. wool’ contain $0 to 60 per! across the bust and around the hips. hed in a deep tuck effect, with) over collar is made of the dress ma he is in what we call a condition of ee ae cae \ furiously that lots of it ran The Teacher Taught. forin around the edges of the CE J n0 ° > e ently bee | . . N« } + . , > w ic ‘oc ; . tive +r) . r+ , i> ae ‘ > f ‘ r. > , Ot Richie tens : ‘ l’ have frequ ’ n found to small, when she is anly emphasizing » belt confines this front section, | fective in soft brown duvetyn. The environment the same. I believe. as loo Bit had preseiited wklte Mikael ee ible. - oval o S ; i ac left his strange bow! full of por- eivillan clothes; she had both. eras Dissents. ‘¢ lled wool in oil of vitriol for about Grawing attention 19 what she wishes line the sash belt appears, drawn to; sash that, after circling the waist, is. David.” ridge on the same table as that ered wounded soldiers with her ef ater ‘reas, ee | » . _ wif “ , > A a ; ee i gok ‘ 1° a . vs r por ar 2 ; 4 ri ; aon } we 1 ili ) | ) to minutes. This will destroy the the back and tying with long ends caught higher up on the sleeve with Leighton made no comment. He on which stood the boiling pot, and fervescent amiabilitv:’ she had sus- Presid Wil esident iison’s fourteen : “CY . : ; ; ial f , : : § pets ay ce 2: + NOTHER test ie én moisten a phasizes [1 is aS essential for the moral with the story of a novice in “Be inaster of your work. sure of silence. however. that he Was }mi- mene ed ae fil} the roomy and the aug the private affairs of munition work.- sample with 50 per cent ni- stout woman [to dress loosely aS for a New York tailoring establishmen! vourself first. then practice speed. pressed with what he had }ust heard. barked loud The \\ izard, awak Sg } and now she Was buss teaching KEEP YOUR + oa re ee - + es ae a Congressional Chairman It Capitalizes War for Party Purposes. jated Press. TGTON, Oct., 25.—Chair- a 8 - i vie, Drag i ~~ ~ a ~ o « Oo ae eet ae » 5 a > > te cane % ee ees a Sire eee 6 ee Any A tine sep. get _— — > > ts ‘ - pia fe ‘ . i k, : ie & " ‘ ‘ i LS “How will he prove it ; ° ve te . alin ‘t's f ve oa ‘ age "? 7 ye ee of the Republican ¢ on- “Ry finding Meudon.” | have no wages at all, mothe r.’ you know your own child An ’, , ¢ : ‘ " Campaign Committée. in oa ol 3 ; : ue There was a finality in the tone mt today attacked Presi- HE profuse compliment was no great scientists sut—it's | simple, What it does. It starts up an alto-. himself than to Raoul. * Lelehton’s oid which. more declared Raowgl, a note of triumph in, gether abnormal! psycholgy, doesn't “Exactly! That's a good way to|?% = iar Abiamee re Mini > & e+ ba he said, sadly, “and I don’t KnOW gwere “That's always the way with you, certain temperaments — you know at last.’ mused Leighton, more what we can do now. All | have > we (Continued from vesterday.) me eee he al a * Ae teh eater i Green Chile Cheese brought home for my long labor is Things have come to such a pas vad se ane. Daas relished by the old savant. 1 his voice; ‘‘absolutely simple— if you! it?’ than the words themselves, indicated 4 . S “OIC Se ‘ SO Ss . . | j oq ; e — ] ’ | ¢ “pf 4 »* rv | i~ ‘ . asking for the election of am not aware that I have ad- . ; Ot ew - put it. the seeker’s conviction that the road this old bowl, and pretty heavy it | that we can talk in bilkions, but we centains more protein ery apt to. ‘Suppose your. theory corrects ¢ Senators from New Jer- vanced our knowledge of psychology, to David's discovery was in plain “Il should think it is heavy,” cried are still paying and paid in fives and than twe quarts of mith ubject of just criticism by as you put it, one iota,”’ he said testi- “! said that you probably know Depends a little on the stage set- what happened after David's sub- > ' an :; the widow, seizing it in her hands. tens.--Memphis Commercial Appea! --ADV tela % + th him better I have not known him ting, doesn't it? But, even without conscious memory was awakened?” | ‘!€’: Raoul Arthur, however, said 1%) ands, tens.——. pnis Hn ai Appeai . 1e > 4 ‘ ‘ ’ . . , ‘ : oO > p al. ‘ ] ] oy , 2 : : * Bex &- Nee ae site 2 ' P Sameer _ithem. his silence arouse ighton's ASSES BIG ARMY BILL “You must have found David a chology has to do with it. Meudon to take a single drink of [I am not interested in abstruse rare problem!” exclaimed Raoul. Measure Calls for a Total - te 4 vo » - + & Ly = or ravage, wrt og r The Original e late today passed in re- the $6,000,000,000 military bill: the last important 0 be considered before the pn recess begins next Tues- bI]] now goes tw conference 8S laid for its completion ew days. Al amount of ihe bill as by the Senate is $6,345. net reduction of $231,977 amount authorized by the iscussion of the measure’ an hour and a half, mest y being taken up with «4 bOlitical debate. The most appropriations in the are for ordinance, fortifi- hemical warfare and sub- br the Army and Navy. ‘ON PEACE DEMANDS belated Tress N, via Montrea!. Thursday, Sneaking at Oxford today. rd Carson drew attention ny's minimum demands thought she was victor. luded the surrerder of braltar and the Suez Cana! fiy concurred in President hote, saying: our armistice terms must iqQuivalent of Germany’ 1870. It was then agreed ision made that all Ger- should be placed advan- around Paris so that the be taken at pleasure. Any than similar terms. for now would involve dis- IKI TAKE 68 LIVES FOR | BRDAM, Oct. 26.——-From the you think? So. he has disappeared again, you say ?"’ “Don't tell me that you have not) known of it. The whole town has’ been talking about it.” “Rumors, only rumors,” protested Raoul. “I would like to hear the real facts." “This gentleman, Gen. Herran, with whom Mr. Meudon was travel- ing, can tell you the facts, such as they are. But I can’t see why you should need them.’ Raoul turned to Leighton’s com- Panion, who had been trying to fol- low what the two men were saying. As they talked in English, a lan- Buare of which he knew scarcely a Word, he could make very little of it. Asked, in Spanish, to give the details of his ride with David, he made an cellent story of it, relating some 3 thing of the discussion that had ab- Srbed them while on the road to- Rether, the friendly feeling that had ffown up between them, its touch of conviviality, and the abrupt sep- aration in the midst of their encoun- fr with the regiment of volunteers. Raoul listened intently to Her- fan's narrative, his glance roving | restiessiy from the narrator to his ‘oOmpanion and back again, as if to compare the effect on both of what Was said. “Its a strange tale, Senor,” he COmmented when Herran had come to the end. “These things with a touch of mystery in them are al- Ways fascinating——until you sturmble M the clew. Then it’s very simple. I Diain our friend’s disappearance?” “None, Senor.” “You have just told me, Mr. Leighton,’ he went on, addressing | the latter, “that you are here to add) ‘has a ‘him. or imprison him, or to ‘him—or anything else ously. “Oh. of course | may be wrong in my theory. But, as there is no other evidence, I see only one solution. t's the clew we are after, you know—and the ciew 1s right under your nose.” “Perhaps you scent. Some investigators have knack of being cocksure about every- thing. But-—-explain your meaning. “Very well. Let's talk as one psy- chologist to another, then Meudon peculiar tem perament. You may are on the wrong a probably know that. But you not know that the dual personality is highly developed in him. L'nder strong, sudden excitement this per- sonality becomes greatly exagger- ated.”’ “He was laboring under no partic- viar excitement at the time of his disapearance,” objected Leighton. “What about the mission he was on? I have an idea that it was of ab- sorbing importance to him. Remem- ber. he was revisiting scenes con- nected with an episode that for some years he has been trying to forget but which he now wants to revive. And then, to cap the climax, sud- denly he comes, slap bang, right in- to the midst of a rabble of peons who would be only too glad to kill torture unpleasant The same crowd tried to get me once. so I know what it all means.” “All this is true; but the excite- ment was hardly enough to drown ‘id’ al personality.” SUPpose you have no theory to ex- | Da id's norms 1 “Tt all helps, though. It precispos- es things. It is, as ! lock at it, the fin- al stage setting, with all the char. ers in their places awa ting the en- trance of the villain to Qnish up the And in this case the villain 7 abd } ._* tells us that just before they parted he and David drank several toasts together—-and the toasts, | fancy, were stronger than mere wine.” “You think, then fe “Why, its childishly simple! David was Knocked over by a force, an influence, to which he is unaccus- tomed. He is not at all a drinking man, vou understand, Quite the re- verse. With him the effect of drink would not be in the least like or- dinary intoxication. From two form er experiences | Know that it would be far subtler. It would produce what you would call a pseudo-hyp- nosis. a condition of abnormal psy- chology.’ ‘Well?’ “Don't you see what happened?” “| have not had your exper.ence with David,” was the sarcastic re- ply “It is not a question of mere per- sonal experience,’ said Raou! irrit- ably: “it involves what we know or guess—-of the eccentricities of the human soul.’ “You are an enthusiast. Le more explicit. Don’t wander off in your statements.’ “Very well. I'll put it in the lingo of science as nearly as I can. It ap- pears to me, then, that David, by this little exchange of pistol] shots. as you cal! them, with “ieneral Her- ran, broughi into activity a portion of his brain tha’ had nor, for A Num. ber of vears, intruded itself upon his eonscious life. it Nad Iliteraliv been sleeping all that time. On the last occasion when it was awake—when. in other words, he was under the swnav of this subconscious ego—he was here, amid the very scenes in which he again finds himself. a moment ago you connected his first Nat Butter eee eaaer niet 35c a pound o@se 7 Me a So eR ee Oe Cae er ee Oe ee > en at? HAs aes , - = “— > | * 24 * sa a. “ay x } es ia [ 4 - “ a) bead ee ky ee ee. eS B Pes ‘ . cs cy a Res “ Pa > aya ei, i. wet = i Ny he. Was - ‘ = a oe Pe he > * . he "7 » » . i a ee wh Sad. oe, . >* oe” " — : fa my * eg : . ws J veal Sdn : ® ‘ On er , i 4 , ; £ " e iM. Ares. ENO eR Om Ry . = 0 eB ey ee ee, od qatar a ee oe ee od oe PP Engi od ™ ee SOE LL LE LAL LOLA LLL LD LL EN AG LE LLL LAL. LLLP LLL IOLA OO, ES. LOI ee Roe we hE ge TS a ee ee ae ~ ~- Aa 3) ee ae vt we ele P ona teeing shag tape ee ar, nrowiedee codes cance tex sae at the critical crn ee Sogo alt siesta ee ne re sen Ap tegen ae "Well, what do you make of it?) Mr. Leighton,” he asked Ce nd ll are Well. vine ee ein August ane on Oct. ; Here's what you are looking for—a_ “have you oad monty ‘pistol,’ as he cals it, suddenly threw A Res, including five priests, feat psychological problem right to! drink a giass of wine: ‘ ‘ ; ’? _) ‘ - ; i . 2) e ta 4 ; “a _ your hand.” “TI can't say that I have, he an-!| David back into the memory of tha hy the Polsheviki, acs ord- e* and, first subconscious experience.” Mrograd dlevatehes quoting : . ° ‘ e e . 4 «i don't sce it,” said the savant im- veep aby ee rith ‘The Ghost of the Forgott fi H | P k C D b S L paper Pravda _ Datlently. "V's ell, alcohelc stimulus, wil ic Bic UTEeOi.teN f Jund od | ac ing ompany, istrl utors, a ouls, eg ax xt a ‘Venesonnsesegenencsins mr ft Masses U'ritzky, Comrie Get a CROWN MARGARIN CO, Sold Copyrighted, 1918 Package ST. POtts Everywhere The Nucoa Butter Company ome
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SF.5 SPY STR SS a os > me " ahs Cae Sa eee. 10 ~shewsccteagitig ik amt etalon tte es PR Se IEE OITA an OT lie aa iad A ag Oe wanes = we en “~ ‘ Eto ae $e CET nga eet at a Fabel ae 4 a u Pra | it wk w > . rs Bit i Satyr oY ~~ Gm years 14 BILLIKENS’ GAME HF; PIKERS 10 - e@- Ln - ~~~ :saat : o~ Permission to Meet Quigley’s Eleven Tomorrow. ~ “7 . sire WO CONTESTS LOCALLY a PLAY AT FULTON Scott Field Unable to Obtain Washington U. Only Local Team = to Get Into Action, Meet- : ing Westminster. “With the cancellation shortly be- today of the fOre noor propoced feotball came between St. Louis Uni- Vérsity and Scott Field, tomorror’’s laca! schedule again will be utierly devoid of combats. Washington Uni- Vvérsity alone of all the local elevens will swing into actior against West- mineter College, but this game oked at Fulton, Mo. is » Originally offered five chances to play a game tomorrow, St. Louis University was disappointed in évery one. As a last resort Father Her- mans had made tentative arrarze- menis to take the Billikens to Scott Field, but was notified permission eould not be obtained from authori- thes at the aviation camp to stage the tilt. Consequently, unless — ae me RS ESSGSEVNASEELSAEHOAHdAdsdiTFSFEFEFHAHdAMAyA}AsA\PQ.PAFHA_A_A IAi_AQAiIAiaAaoAQiQXQo0o0o The House of Hohenzollern. T HIS is the house that Bill built. that Bill built. that lay in the built. the loot that lay in the house _— ———— ee i Hun | is isghe gun that killed the | igs £: swiped the loot that lay | in the house that Bill built. soldier who fired the gun This is the -_ swiped the loot that lay in the that killed the Hun house that Bill built. This is the man who bought bond To help the soldier across the pond Who fired the gun that killed the Hun Who swiped the loot that lay in the house that Bill built. the | | This is the uncle of whom we're fond | Who urged the man to buy the bond | To help the soldier across the pon; Who fired the gun that killed the | Hun Who swiped the loot that lay in the house that Bill built. ' man, will doubtless still remain the | This is the Peace that finally dawned | | attacking basis of Tech’s play. oo ee Extremes Who Will Never Meet. there is no chance of a contest be- ‘Upon our unc le of whom we're fond | | Who urged the man to buy the bond | | To help the soldier across the pond | It is just as well, perhaps, that} Who fired the gun that killed the Hun tween the Minnesota and the Penn- | Who swiped the loot that lay in the | If the key- | stone of the Gopher line ever dropped | out and on top of the Pennsylvania center, there might be difficulty in identifying the remains of the Penn man. too0s, the Minnesota * — ‘The Rift in center, | . +. | The irfluenza has put the | football schedule up in the air. local Billikens will tackle the Scott e. | _ bird men tomorrow, while the Pikegs | will go against the Fulton Blue Jays, | > a . 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Minnie KE. llouston bert Grant an Sobel Mac Fhriich —_ ev H. Wooldridge . ap France Heti Devereaux Duer Robinson Fierence [Lucas eS ay Kremer ... tore. Agnz Benda sy Dejosnet 4 Mame Smith oe Muctier ..... a - Jout .. f Wiliam Ferkel Marie Hinrichs paul Foerst Mire, Jennie ‘aymor Starr ar he Bertha Montgomery no Anderson Withers oa. Martha cFnvee Nicodemus Cozian Lacil Burca Hordeaux oa _—— —_ ~. At East St. Leul rer Ti. Schwinn . E at BD Gree .. pe cessvctess acgust F. Mast sees Metella SEOGGE- occccevens ——e me At Belleville. John h yter Annie Kieisner Harry HKichares Magic Atiey Emery Dryden Agnes M. ; e and i. bioliis 4H4's N. bin . aml A ika. SOT Dover ant V. Bomont, 4208 Maffitt a areal ' fhasilowsky, 1414 ; and F. Recht. 6418 Ridge. t ‘and (. FEvusden, pie | ar nio J. and fF. nea, “4 N. Hiatr I and Copeland, S36: Ruse me and | “tillwell, 2682 N. zi _M ‘and = Pevrrniaut RS as) 2 and KE. Manske, 4031 Bota WW and Mo Noss, SSO lLabvbadi mt mal. rPERMWI tanrh Johnson. 30, “a57 All ~- fo “3 3217 North M Mue 2, 8226 Frederich Muckie, 4% So. r ' Bis I> Sanders, 1. 4034 ive! Mitchell, 28, 4109 Finney; Ht Smith + S11 Renton: pne Delia Smith. 1. S11 Benton, s Fitz Phijtert “9 S120 Ke monia . ‘ se . Ti ‘7 * 140.3 \ 100) ge ey ; ro RH] VicNal L. direen, —. Adeliia etrerer, 32, 406 & ena: , Jeanie (artwa bo 3316 nM. ler wm aI SS | 1 Mittanao, 41, 5331 Pattiao an“ a Lweretia ‘So ss S814 diseas . e Flizabeth Lage. wl 4°D4A reliitisa ’ ' Rigot i 33 “192 Manch mona 13 ‘ itary 73 Father lbeme py Herdel, 32, 633" Derby: ye Alcantara. “S, 8800 Olive: Mildred Schultz, 1, S22 -Ne phrthis F ie hotte 19. 7013 Gano; te RB. Newton, *% "714 Choutess Gladvs M Tvior. 4% 3°43 La mon Fils. Sch: ne. 63 4308 John: Ethel hHiabell. > 44.7% Mar fluenza ‘ Resie Whitfield, 40, 231% ie i ? - ies: aviicek, 52%, 2710 Mi enza. : ~ - on W. Friedrick, 20, 1859 8. 2 HW. Yenicke. 27, 3822 MeDone Anna Mitchell. 3). 1207 Dille L. Ralducct, 60, 3708 Laclede Anna Parana, weed I 4 mona on | 8. Campbell. 33, 1817 N. Pheumon'tsa H Ladownk' QR 1417 N. 10th Tr Kaleokoaky. %S8S. 1405 N. Bf Sadie Jahnson, 73. 108 8 11: L. (3. Seharfer. 18, 5500 Pace ., T. Purest. 18%. TAC Virginia Carrie Wells, 38 110l N. oat Bmma 1. Indermark, 33, 42 Pneumonia Z Mizabeth Grix, 38. 2544 Be monia Mary A. Williams, 10, 1314 Gianhetes 2 : Helena K rozniska. hd 1730 7. therita A. Petrick, 68. 2715 Diekson: flora Cottiieb, vey 1°73 Am *N ZA J. Rovkup. 63, 1208 Geyer. In Marvy A. Ronnel!, 74. 4431 8 broncohiti« —_—- -—~—o- - GARDNER HOME FROM Governor Forced to Ho Meetings in Open Special ‘o the Poet-Dtepatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Oe ct cy last nis Week's @mpaign in Centr and after disposing of an tion of executive busine Sume his efforts for Gov the other Democratic Uwing to influenza condit hin meetings whe held i air, He was accompani lamkin, candidate for & intendent of Schools, af Painter, chairman of t Board. Gardner said the outlo Democrats in the countie *Ppeared very bright. ee — nae nema — GRIP VIC are people get weak a run down. can gain fi ing streng .» trom FATH JOHN a MEDIC! NO ALCOHO ANGEROUS OD?
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- Te eters, t tom a ee ST.LOUIS POST-DiSpaTCH apa = 25, | on ae M ARKET .. AND .. FINANCTA; » . NEWS on ass? s Recorded | oe ie oe : Burial Permits HIGHER MARGIN CALLS FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25 1918, BATNIN eae —E— a a “ut AMLWAYS 48 SELL AT 49 ‘CORN MARKET 2 Gans New York Stocks| — '" THE LOCAL MARKET HIGHER AT THE cose nant Sate bld-time vigor. . . e are all dressed up togs, but } = 18V6 no | | | NEw y > "> | * : ; ’ . Tor - » . he Spanish fy je Sa: MARRIAGE LICENSES, | |] REPORTED DAILY FOR THE PoOST-]!...........+. a a | A K E | jauetes: Lead. unchanget enti eet downs. go" i. , u Ose ateeee, bee omen Decatur Til. DISPATCH BY «G Il WALKER & fs " °6 00.45 Rs o0s ebb cake nd . Opening Is Sligthly Lower ' OS Se hag Sie@ady . Fast St. Louis — . : Amelia A. Turnbow _. Mer » Sib} a : 4. . 7S - ST. LOUIS _— re , a on Peace & t. . aS Mel) ---Decatur, 11) |_ ©O.. 307 NORTH FOURTH STRKET |, : STATEMRe oo HOUSE : Talk, but Rally Follows: Oats | == ; ° 3 see P7860 0s we « “928 I } : ed aaa 45 wat . . ye “ebee - entaee $8,050,447 : the early mark } 4IPiy steady in yul nants’ Exchange Toasted ield foley H. Wooldridge 48 : . in ' : : Prey "reese S92ee 69,748,088 : arty market here today ———— S ae . ‘ OW Oe ae i .. eat weeeth ..i.. ~>,664,474 ROT, ae aaa - oS uy ased on e . . i * ~ Le Fulton B rs Lp ux Duer Robinson " ckory : : to Curtail S CC. “seems inilintiatasesinitanemenill . ee Se el 4 G28 ai? fee ‘| Trade j he n : re i : ace talk. , | ey ene. PPHing. are _ High : Low. C Close . a slue Jays. Pas Lucas soeeeee Now ¥ ork | ulat ss ° Prev. /: 1918 = pene sf 1, DR4, YS in the market w as lirht how- a FREE: lone, Thursday “HEAD U ” * : : ; co's 0 He Wbbs oe ce. 400. Argyle ion In Securities at - } of * . " st or r 2 aoe Hinrichs pe bRad sae dik: $924 8. Granda market today ane © early Stock “ H. & 1. com 16 lO 161, | 2% Price at 249. Ten shares of Ely & | new corn after Nov. 16. The late | hensas City oe oy 1321, a ‘ =o 1251, @% BEST LOWEST a —=—hOhUh TUL OCC OC OC OR OC Oe oe es . th i ; . m. ‘4 ~ aaa . : ' Fo, Ill ee hy ct Wea ee bo a if P; , Ww ~- 4 Var 105% 1x 1 r, & ( lé ng S rrom \ ester av'’s 7 of h Y 7. ” f? . : =~ 127 b wa - Fy Anderson Withers ..._ be onde wt showed fair gains a others Adv. Rumley 3 1s% *\ 105% poe ing figures. day's clo; ighe I and reflected expectation | OCTOBER OATS. % 126', IAN ‘ Martha A. MeEnree oe 2687 Kook ° | stocks Sieene . 146 railroad (Am. L. O. com ait . oti. ee oc C;overnment bus ing s hort), Trade St. Louis ea i : P -OBRU ep a i mostlw lo s > ae oie 1% ; 4th mi!) LAR SESSION ee . ° > J. “a ‘ Chicas : wees , on, — Mien a, ~ostan Ns Ce Ses dls Elvins, Mo! The Money in : ; wer, | Am. W. P. pra 3% Seu ; CLOSING QUOTATIONG vas light, however. BE S0 bs iWork Rr ete TO), at “Hi, ‘Sn ‘ a on Rx e @eeebwese i See % Sa . Lat s : « ‘ -O . : . . . v ) e mi ” aie . r I fs ry, =, “ : : 2 , , - > . ’ > r Lob | . : siiiareath ‘41S. Seventh | power to make t} mittee reserves the “aj. Petro. ... 21% 21% 04} Bid — Corn receipts here were 30,000 by. | « | a on ' * , i @ral on lo; pte marein of collat- | Ce". L. con So wx _. ~a,, | Mech.-Am, Nat ) a | against 46,000 bu }: oe ee ay ras oe hee £9 diab ci . At Maat St. Louis, b « , n oans higher if canes nes la Cuban feeb hese . at 4 bee 66 ly Nat as Rank . to Seéesee ~ubS lg “+4 Aberk }, au ast year. Ship- ' ( hicago , Sa EM . CD\.41 le tik ‘ 4 7 ik b 7O'ka : ; be fo ause should | S. 31% gi eg oe foe 2ens Of Commerce..:. . 1ieu, | ments, 28,0¢ ine “om il @’ 9268. | H, Rchwinn .....__ = 3 omy ound, and in this lie. Cet ee BI% = 6SIM SIR SI 21% [ Waited Raliwave, ofa = 16h ents, 23,000 bu, against 8000 bu DECEMBER o s@ UN a 68% A. Grone . SM St. Louis | force of the comm} es the real |‘ Gas ...... 391%, 39%, pT do 4s : sah Le 3% | Oats receipts were 64,000 t ATS. f ; ot he Let Pee St. Louis ! sure tx Mittee's latest mea- Con, Gaa . ; 160 one eae vee) em me a ‘ * SS fa hee ‘ 491. , ; ; ' 1, ?gainst | ot. L#uis ; rots TO en: > Penny ey er ee re | St. Louis ' ; O Sa fercua rd Credits cop Raf : ; : . 4 gt 2 , ON" Rat Ming : Bonini ws ($100), at S5Lg | J ] 1.000 bu last year. Shipment , i (Chicago . ‘ si Lee G84 tp‘ 70 , “~ ’ White corn $1 46 $1 Sern. Fut, y 4 - $1 stye oa . EK. and l.. Herman. 2829 Blaine. — l the 1s ata ; ns, it Saueeg iC: VS. G- WG a SC Pm “at oar Fr ante y EEE L) ee at 97? y an. ® py barn. ee Ne vr mothy, | oes vet. 21, Dartford. an ae use 2 greater pro- | Btude. com, . (BL! Gi" 60% «11 ryt 1, me “4 ia +s at Ol. d l.4¢; No. 4 white corn, $1.35 @ 1.39. — 0d $ H. apd i.. Reutner, S7i MM. Vherson. ) ) eir oWn menans in thei Sinclair ©. . _ 91 te aie nak ° aes ‘.. 8 Can T rey ae at OF .02 | avQ. ® White corn, $1.25: , : , C afd F. Willum, 4211 Mancheste: | undertakings or reduce thelr ond a Texas (o 18 eae ee ” 25,000 Both ii, at 36%. |} white cor $1.15 7. MODELS SHOWING NEWEST GIRLS | Jative commitments their specu- Tob. Pr i Tere? i. 1S4 1S7 1851, 185%, >On i t 4 ¥ +s at PU Ox i pil oA BD. STYLES wr ° ° . oe e 0, es rere ~~ ~- ~@ — - > A o* “. —)! ‘ . * tf { > *v¢ Pa . ‘y » -~ és ? ; a FP. and ©, Contini, 7820 Reilly, Recent strength in Cuba ¢ : iit & he tee st te 2.000 N, Y. Cent. ts . fs. t yt Quote standard oats, 73c; No. 3 ie ~— Batd A. Vuichani. 8417 Vulean C 5 - tuba Cane Sugar . S....105%, 103 leg ‘- tie 6000 Run. ts oe a ee White oats T2164 @ T79R o> N Be She ® and HW. Miller, 4142 Shenandoai, -Orporation common stock is based | it &. Rub....:. Gye Gy G5! 638 os = (0 Iv. Ret. 6s ... be ~ on + oats. 71% ne ating ee 0. 4 White y) er = Wand H. McDonald, 1367 Shawmut |, on hopes of largely increased produc. | ©: 8. I. Al. 10 = Lez O71 + ri leony. v OOO Liberty 4iis ., ate; | PAB @Micac;, NO. 2 oats, Tic. fw yor jh W. and 5. Morrisey, 4056 Manchester, | tion for the coming cron eeaec on i VI, CO at, Coe ee ave "2 . ° - o—_-__— —— : :. apd |. laftus. 1808 Montgomery | well as on i = 9p season as Westineh a @0% . Se eee LIVES = —_ tr e t and F. Beiley, Granite City. 1) ogntiicteean increase from 4.60 | {*°84n&house .. ... 14' 44 4 STOCK : PEACE MOVE BY TURKEY § ensth he Bond M Batley, Granite, City, I Fut toh m_ 4.60 | 3 ap. LI . in a H, and lL. ldjebrach, SU28 “homaa. cénts to 5.50 cents a pol , iW. OO. com orn o> = or : ; . 1 GG eee ‘ « Oound a llowed - CoM coe OR ls es re) > oy eli aiettatninicenieiiasbninianitinitesmccabtinenaitis ; ; A k A F. and 1 seals. 420 : Mey, | Sugar producers, | Wils6n & Co... 614, «6H + Ah ee , is ae S n . . rc aa A mike o7 Tn i areneyes Bas Pa ee d =. a ee Reported by the National’ Liv c [ ORTY representative bond bs . Sika, 30 over, et years producti of around | . Ini S8ion (Co latione! Starnkwstae ce Oe pir de — : bane Y. “tee hy 4208 Maifitt. ' 5,660,000 bags seca. ha yA year You May | FP. and lL. Fvusden Ra Union and inefficiency of labor. Those in! A ae em... SY 3%, ; «5 Gm te geod, $12.50 to $14.95: common: Katina? Sharer e Bb sratnae SuPport for prices how to succeed and he wi l] Oh, september 27th. Since J, and shea, 2h : air, toue wri » af on i yo }An. Copper .... FH, E97 7 . Meaq;hum weighty steers So ae _ “ty Oo Shiareze selling Beside. Sa. Vou must ave .; er. er J. and MH, Copeland, 3607 Russel. that sp bags n aoe now believe | 41, Sm. com red ean a . ee nm ght steers $7.50 . seca a +i : eed that Turkey would soo Plus fund fate ge a ests a ag shown Saving From Cand L. Stillwell, 26232 N. 2ist. ae ‘ UDs rovernment’s slans tes & ; - OO Ns os SO, S74 feeders, $9.50 to $12 niet as het * a Piggy Y eat seemed to have been no a: ; - ; Up- tious stren : M. and s. Sevinour., 2926 . 1th tor relieving this labor srs oe Am Stee if ay... 9] 9} 9] M1) pee, feeders, ee to $v Food % beiee Bt — ‘en ie a ro exrXi.ent discounted On Previous: = rtunity comes your Way, : : gt $10.00 to $15 00 W. and E. Manske, 4031 Botanical be effective cate aie aoe | Baldwin Loco. ST% | Ag! 267 ion 4 neh ‘ 510.50; cominen to medium stoekers ma pp eee med inten = ; — 5 par can build up such We are offering an attractive . * and M. Noss. 3850 Labadie. pitas 4 : . panes 3 7S OOS OONg LO BS... =6Good to choi stock cows. 87 tt, / sa1 s webbanmeae e TERACE THOM the une YY starting a say- oot TFS Alte Sew YS - 7 ™ « ss a oe wraies : It is believed that production of | Beth Stee! Bee o% teb tol ree ~ Si.a0:. fOOd to ¢ hoice stock hejfers i = om a - ms SUS, | Dutcher cattle, S12 to @1 (; good : ote - trate a re shag NYere tlollow es by moi- in oS i (MBE . . ™ . : lanch Johnson. 30, 265° Allen influenza. Crop Season wil] be in excess of 4,.009,- Chino Copper . 401, 40 40 to $11 common to medium. ‘- a ¢ bs. aceon "Sates potted ly - then another sac e merican Tr ust Co. prevailing before the recen: - RS OF THE s, A. B.C, : i Franz, 73, 2217 North Market; carci- 900 bags, an increase of about 400,090 | “TUcible Steel . 57% 5% Sete som nery | LO taney Reavy heef cows, $10 to $12: good tv export. requirements LqhOod Administration ‘14-16-15 Locust Street advance. Gor Seen Caliores ‘ neide, : cor oo linea . s choice, $9 to $10: medium to good SS to $4: | Weaknexus ' Bave strength to oats. for Lean M noma, 3 bags or more than 10 » Nor. Ore... *9% >] ia a. mf a , to 3: PAKT ; of eorr woe 4 Sek for _ oney D B Muckle, 42%, 82°26 Frederick; influenza. | last y , an 10 per cent over ae ae fie, coe Me eres. BQUg | Cutters, St 1 to $7.00: canners, $6.35 to $6.50: | After opening Lo ort tage virtua'ly ignored. sk for List SP-184 evoted Bila D. Sanders. 19, 4034 Evans: influenza, | St year. The nine-tenths'of a cent | srr Nickel ... 82% 324 a2, ue ag | ued fat Deer bulls, &9.50 to #11: heavy sau: | her Wee to Dic the market pogtith Nowein Exclusi | Li Mitchell, yess a wr Soa part of which it is om 2 steel]. 17% 47% 411, 47 & 47% ‘s PaaS a" ne 17) |b ane ' so] Pro 2 subsequent! s! rts met with difficulty tn | y “BE ER « LOTHES” C Trummer. (6. 2861 MeNair: typhoid. igured can be saved for net, ee am Copper... 2814 o54, 289134, 1 Oe | a : a 14.20 Marke abo it Pi. ger | scan Pr hs saat ae ing forced a sh rp up- : Shoes for M L, Green, 29, G801 Kingsbury: influenza. —~-~—® — Nat. Conduit.. Gl, . : bs ‘be anit in Aas A. a SF I tz shits, 150 to 160 ie dt “ it wN . hate “‘s1 or'e “- to 2ige; Correspondent Offices im 31 Citses ’ SECOND FLOOR lone Th OK ; ne- | p, seg sie 6! ee, BES en ee 985.00 UP te $16.50: lighter | so ne emer 91.231 te 1.27% am : , en, Tatts Krank, 30, of bi Waterman; ne DETAI - , Pan-Am. Pet... 70% TOM 7 69%, mat: bie $1: t $15: rough thoes. $14 7% Low | December, $1,225, @1, 02%. , + and St. oe — -o Commerce | s. E. Cor. 7th and Olive J. O'Brien, 67, 4049 Blaine: carcinonia. | LED REPOR OF DAY § P. S. Car com. @ , 7 tons astern mare have cut. off ae a £ 3 v , , mn ; i ) a9 oo 6" or S piles . at ae tlnte ¢ nie rae relephone—710 Olive Entrance 224 N. Tth Street _ ; Bondse-Short Term Notes-Acceptances | OPEN SATURDAY or. M. = aa Ali Brcrnitn ve E. Sopp, 46, 4334 Vista: pneumonta. Rav Cons oer Pitre . A etagecrsins: . ee ee A ca this |) 7 Sitiace” ieee 4 AP 9 ghgger 3 a sl 4 PES ime is only a er and : ino Seetonne 1 4 seu ¢ dna Eliott. 25, 2723 Chouteau: infia- TRADING IN WALL STREET it. 1. e's com son coh ccc gc ate” : , * |Butter, Eggs and Poultry; A mage s 85% Rtg 85%, SHEEP--Stead 7 ti pty tat bade eases too Bevedterasesoiis, f ° . enza ) Jetinie Hendricks, 55, 4205 Papin: influ- NEW YORK, Oct 25.— Stocks were weak ‘Sheffield. 2 ae "| tron $15 ty S10 2 , Beg , €1:. 7 " ee . a - *] : a ‘ , éses : Pe : ; 4 > oo) , ae | aot) e*t T rit i= ° alle ; N¢ | - (} ot " — ee . the opening of today's session, specu- 'enn. Copper 16" 16% o $14.05; bulk of the ill Jambs,. $10 M4 ayy and termin oe herewith represent store | — . ‘ . > , , x ‘ ‘ 3 eh ile er se hi +a peat > ‘* ae 3 4 B « 1%, ‘ fat Snheep. S&!) 74) POE ed #7 50 le snciall by ai d rices ol tuined by Commission “eee enza. ;} at ; . ’ v “7+ d 4 “4 1AwY. j o , ; } ; : | 3 IN 9 “ hetrerer, 3°, 406 Sidney: influ | lative sues losing 1 to 4 points as «a di- 17 & et CMe cyt é ! rd | rent i : ’ 7 CITIES. ante Cart war 35 8°16 a "th: myo * ‘eggs oi i thes action taken Vesterday wets - ‘ ck om] © + 108%, 109! } 1O8%, Log! $s canners $1 yt) (rout fat {roa >+ .4) } i } ae ase an eaira fam y stock : ; ‘ ‘ . ore, a~ . ‘ . ‘ ee , i‘ Ova YY | > ww. Nteal fA ” 99 ‘ 5 Seer D Diginyy 7 Or . te? ‘ ~ ie, ; —_ earditi« “Ey Ecard Sal saatelet oneran to reduce Se rn et. pfd.112 Til - 111k, so “oO Pie ane Kin . Oe v 4 Kits, Ee EGGS rresh firsts, 4 Sc: re turned cage« / bé 9) H. Moeller, 96. 1836 S. Oth: influenza. ~~ one Wie | tan Copper ,, a SS $S% Kg gs as ° BUr Ae | . § : ‘TER—cCr 5 SI ate alee ee DOO 8 PT, eR ray ree, . j reasonable limite . . 7, Mittanao, 41, 5331 Pattison: heart dis- | The most severe der}} . eamery extras wae lildin ee. by Oils. chiorvere declines were registered Railr nay — | SPeaink 5. dhe: Indien Oe ee g Saretia Wooten, &7. $614 Clatk: heart 3 Baden shippings and equipments, although Oads. Livestock Els } stock Alig ; ladles, 48e; packing pre : : Stiment rails, OU. S. Steel and other | Atch. com 2% 9° ¢ Cw lere | Livk Pov ; and QO] disease. : mo standard stocks averaged recessio ge : k “iets Se I Te aliidiasned AVE POULTRY—Fow)s. 4 pounds and | oad ive fade h Raw. ., ol, 4234A Lee: endo-! point. Numerous “‘stop-loas”’ Sodaeae ws ai. (". Line .163 108 hae KANSAS CIT . ante Ta er, tuk, fow Ss. under 4 pounds. 28-- co ks | ‘ eure { e. a ‘ee ; dislodged in the heav m rT ee r Net R. & © "et —— Tar 2 -" ’ Na SAD Ci \ Kio... Oct om llogs Pa. toe; Spring chickens “Peer: broi var ye. East St. Louis A 33, S719 Manchester: pneu-jhaif hour. with a teow vebetaetial eee BR. T ~ - mm ren a, OOO ee ee eee ers ae eran se WON 205.208.) eae oe eee: ier sacks ine titkeys, — wwe : ; (erties on supportir Ts ge wigs? Se Rens sc Ser Aa 64! 4) od, Neavy. Flo@ii.co; packers and butch. | 5. °°4N4s and over, Jlc; ducks, average oa . IGur. B. { leary, io, Yather Dempsey a Hotel: Peace and ar yee at ‘i are Gauahy of (an. Pac. 1587, LHe v. 1G7 fue. 1E7 ‘ rs, $t¢ oh le hts, $15 2h 16 rey pigs, otc: sud one _ smal “ae sic; reese. ihe: ee i Infinenza en fected by the early selling. which porta Ps ct & QO. =f an = ‘ , se Plea ‘) et . oO ( ~attis Recein tM no , pty ‘ ty I Gozen, $5.50; young sulneg 3. 1% } WHY ~ charges F. J, Herdel, 32, H33s Derbs-: pneumonia. its force in the tir it d pen d R _ a : ow : sy Southerns feady grjinye f + ans = €17 ‘Wee b (ics ANd over, $5.75. 4 | og . 7, Aleantara. 25. "OO Cilive-: influenza i dwindling uaadiie. + tga trading theren fter a Ge. VW ° ofd hes ‘>* Bw aad dre sed eat a? « . «1 “OG = () Ve t b] 4 Mildred Schultz, 1. S22 North Market: i Petlebines wate 7. Pg does a Mexi- 1. (, Ma@s Pp com 49% 4% 18 sige Western steers. S10G@214.5 ilkee tenet Sacriog ge apdies. | A GREAT Pp ra " - ‘ oO! } COV eres te % . ; i ‘ ’ “ . ac o> RF : a Sts - aual | , > . ns _ . ee “ye 19, 2013 Gano: tuberculosi« Beek gear ae aye peaevebed Lone: ic. RT. P. ctf, Stu 27 wns or, 6% Ly beet ne a Pie: , the OO, heiter | WEG dn oe ae aaa reees burbank, EACE STOCK : ee a B, Newton, &, °714 Chouteau; pneumonia. | Fame anh oly Pacitics. C, R. 1. P, 7s. #2 y Bs get oe TRROOOE.EO- calves O64n12 xt in | GI: while bine or Sar se Gladys M. Tylor. oT. 30 4:3 Lawton . Sheu A few such actiy © JEFSUeCR an BKaldw in I.oco- (* Pr I (; a Su ‘ . sO ‘4 N] } boning —— é : nEN a 36a iy a }) VOCs 1Pts, ONIONS s ont: = ; me i es onia. | Motive and American Smelting showed actual! 0 8 ven aK een @D% 1 Os0ehi BO: wethers” EO meee TCSTUNaS, | per “TGs Houmie oi Ss obes, $1.50@1.75 Cc _— 78 Rt ene: 63. 4308 John: influenza. Ge ley aeeeeny ® cloge, Further | ne COM. F..... 17%. 27 17 1G 5% 16% ae. a0 “stock as ae a as, * ewes, $3 | onions, $29.75@2_— stvered, Sacked white | . W. BARRON SAYS IN HIS BOOK: te but a Fraction What Weaker ' on~7~ E we a . i s ‘ ces é , = ; lac - ; vu _ yi S., mn ‘ S ana ePeders Si;4e)s . ~t B ; F . . . : e . aan * 44°% Margaretta: in- [ leaving only Ahan ob Pome pA —— en eer Be ~~ » BEA See. ie 12% r CHICAGO, Oct. 25 . S. Bureau of Mar- née anal Home. srown, 50¢ to $1.50 ’ I re parations Sell for—a Spoonfu! . ° i ; é j o r P n : . ) — pee rrinten Om : - he i 1] Dus ) loose, accordinae ¢ npg . oor M Rosie Whitfeld. 40. ©8217 lawton: tuber- portant shares. } * sitpaleac pfd.. YF ve H4 941% G3 7% “4 os 5 J eke Is (an 4 marke! very yreen ie i raing io quality: in “a Glass of W ater n Dosc i— ‘ \) ne x“ Oils made further substantia] advances K. C. So. com.. 20 See 19m | « "same pes Oy Ra fay anton 5 giz on : esterday) =| CABBAGFE—Bulk choice Northern Ho! cal ai : “\f? 3 4, A, Haviicek, 52, 2710 Missouri: influ- during ine noon hour, Mexican Petroleum | Leh. Val. Ry.. Gli 61% 61k 6) 1 | $18.0A0G 17.50; - iohe 89 97 17 10 gate ny land seed. $200725 per ton: large less ys e The absolute proof that medicina| » : é ri 6 ng at an actual gain of 5 points. xpress | Mo. Pac | 4 o0 sabes be 4 1 6 $14.°50r 18 Th: roweh $13 thar Yt BP x pom) cU¢ t MBERS—-Home-grown, culls, h0e! r | iron would bel ) ew Me Medrick, 20, 1839 S. 10th; influenza, | company shares and some of the minor N te oe Se 25% =—2G% 25M | to choice, $1314.25. Cattle. roca” Food | bee bushel box loose: $1.75 for choice areen | elp the blool aad . nicke, w 7, BBL McDonald: enteritis. @oulpments and low priced Coalers. aleo ms Oo. T. & M.. 25 25 5 eka 4c o> + Western steers. se einnanae doe eae ie ‘pts, GUND: WwW HITE PICKLING ONIONS~— Chic oe strengthen people wonderfull + Anna Mitchell. 31. 1°07 Dillion: influenza. strengthened, but U. S. Steel and Ralls eased | N. Y. Cent “OL! oe ean pt. ok Nat Pr? Geeme: aah ae a : wm %O 40 mika native, | boxes, Mr to Th. : . aK | - i ‘ u v has L, Balducci, 60. 3708 Laclede: influenza | fractionally. xk + wx © PR hene-4-5, ‘9% TH% TRY 3% i. to strong _ butch catule, steady to CELERY Home-grown °5@35c | Caused many chemists to perfect more Ra Pagano, 53, 1524 N. 19th: pneu- ———-o-— NN. 2. NH &H 404 40 40 S014 vog: | “WET. calve steady: beef catt! good. | bunch : 4 ee | ! : . %.. we, : oe f me oh vwF 2 wl" choice and prime. $15.504219 #0- orn? nm: " sD wepre . . . or fess efficient ire O , monia. iN. &@& & : 7 mn ar BRUSSELS Pp _ m tonics and i. 2, bell. 33 7 ied eee, F or :a— eee eae!) a a oe 1% 107% 108 107% 1077 medium, $0.504¢015.00:> buteher etoel Sail a hewn SPROUTS —A- . $10 per drum. | No COU ntry aL thre world ds 7 ° . . le : more aoe eee poe, os, LSI17 N. Vandeventer: New York Curb Ovenin orth. Pa: 941 goa oni, on tie "| heifers, 96 eB pee Be: Pe Race ee re * BEKETS—Home-grown, 15 @20c per dozen | ; Gd nNECAS CLOSCT Ft lations with the oil or iess efficient tablets. ‘ nun. i ’ faq . . bs es ~ Sea ’ ? ra 7h Me ey Bh. ‘ . clpty i . eis « ; eUuUtte©rs med 8G Ulin? es j ‘ 5400 . ‘ . - ‘ ‘ , 5 gadowsk!. 8 ‘eh N. 10th: Influenza ’ PN te ores. g | hele Bhs Va rt : rt ‘ aa O61, S8bta . Atl ee on an ] fee ers rood, oice and BUTTER BEANS~—Home-grown $1.75 de t elopme nt of Mexico than the / nate 7) Ntlates The future wes most people, however, the writer > AlisoOK Osk ¥. HS. . 0-5 \ Oth: influenza. i vee on : ; — a ive _ »% ; it i i % 471 47 Wa i if oe a) mia. i infer TY COTMTiiey and Der ven irt tr: . ; . saa ; . : “ : os y woul, sav . , , : : pidie Johnson. "3. 108 '@ Tith-: cot hy phe arhg 207 Korie? dally by Stifel-Nicotaus Inv. Co., | ne | PEt» « 1o1m lone he ie mi, CMO st rea OS co A125, veal calve geod and STRING BEANS— Home-grown green | demands not only rede mption Of the Merican man of the soil tre he i — highly eon: * Seharfer. 18. 5599 Page: tuberculosis. | 7 ; oe. i 2 RE oe ney yyy 101 100 100g | Lice G@lt..0; Western range beef steer THT ner bushel box loose : oe / t th [ ’ ° : ’ ared Ach ron Minera] i« } tt T. Furst, 19, 73¢3 v folie: te tne age MINES, | Pouth. Ry. com. 8044 30 301, ver vor, | $14@17.25: cows 1 heifers. SN 7IGP19 “We Ee rs Sal Matec ag me the redemption of the American om etter, «» tie Wells Pa tt Vietnis: wezetes. ——o weaned a ro Mouth. Hy. td: byte mu, des adie: by i Sheen. ree nets. 10.000 we bs Bsc aban sae ar wha ge ety ne-grown, oc to 10c pe: Dp Can farme ras u ell. re ( heaper and st ronger ane vores : * a awe acval om , , Mant ee tid. Ask fl * . : - aa 32 139k. 221, 6 , ° Ps er: most fat lear ibys ee] ]i ie SOP : = . —_ . i 4 : A ; ‘rey : : . b6 . p e . . . e ppmamonia. rmark, S39. 4229 Pleesant: tlanta cr Ueeab me eh § eh ashe Be Shenk —— | wenn W. I. 2 97. ‘9%, % Si ite: 131% at lan ling ol ABROTS ~Home-grown, lic to 20¢ per 7 The red mption of the man with the hoe” sll come "Zone tk a Ine "M = me fabeth Grix, 38, 2544 Benton: pneu- | Vie Ledme .............6... 13-16 15-16! Wee A... 39% 59K)... . 491 GREEN PEPPERS fir h the : . : © Of Acid tron Mineral re x, . we ; Pu - r ‘ teasers TG 5- Wer teeee olf , ee eee ES -RS —Home-grown, %0¢ nrough the gasolene mote | ? . eral, kept “ary Wilt 10, 1314 N. Tay! Ganada Chena” pee ea 5 ae ‘3 | Fie Dividend: ae _1f 18% 14 14% WASI ak oe ae GUMBO oye ee ‘ a heated all e } gfe - ut plough spring and fall, handy and @ teaspoonful poured inh ; liames, Ske) ayier: | no” ~ cece ceeens J SS tae Jividends, ASHINGTON, Oy °25.—Cotteon eginns ’ New Orleans, 25 21.6 ee ‘at / Summer J "€ ” , inki Reibetes. 4 ? ] . | ome 3 opper Re tC aN ” ae Sales to noon, 346,000 shares prior to Oct. 18 Pe st. aa inte eee . in. | Damper ; ee: ins, $1.25@1.50 per ts : hyd Lmmer, ¢ Up Wood mM the Wen he rT, and not ‘* oat : giass of drinking water after menlg;:~ Seat rozniska, 2, 1730 N. 12th: diph- \Grese Moneta feduedesbe-« of 0 Rint sinc neg bales, in luding 113,355 rdund bales and | SW POTATOR i? 40c¢ per pound, | tts head off. makes a delightful, very unusual atid . Eeepeeetvur?r: 76 bales of Se & id ithe ‘epi @ise i ae , 7 é — ome- r — ; , : ‘ . ’ . . Petrick, 68, 2715 Dickson: erip | Turmbo EE oes ica, 9 11 5 today —_ aie - [siand, the Census Bureau |muda. $1 to $1.10: and red — grown ber ~ aie . . highly beneficial tonie and strenotha ora Gottlieb, 22, 1273 Amherst: infin. | [@ Rose ............. Ne Patek eee as : naneemond, $1.254¢1.50 por t Ow and white | lhe ambition of Tlenry I ord is a aoas lp Te oe d if rengthen- en2a. 14 ay 9 gay “"” | McKinley Darragh ae ea 40 42” amounte ‘gies ue ren @ " et. TS, last year, TURNIPS. a hag A = "waeken™ sev Seneall “4 f f “Eh Jasotene trac for u ithin ior, on if the blood needs enrich! nj i eh: 63. ip Pag 6% influenza. | ee ees ale Bad noe ddd , —Smal!er ginning studing” pean Samen ' ‘SOS.ESS. ee . ~.i+' Per barre] loore. i g£rowr e $ 4 to if orld lhan all qasol sie motor development to date anything that does it better or ride I . > ' 4 . . ©: ] | . as rOourne AIO vi! ze by ~ ’ l ie ae ali . e ie i . } ’ ‘ + . ee ie cw | Tame ° . te ,* eaten Pag Ting expected caused an ad. | States follow ad rkansas, 447.03 a >» i SQl ASE. ~aeorn “grown surnmmer, 35@40c | Ht 0 ul } r t] } } hI the System of grippe, Spanish influ. bene pn, SR ee eee ‘ , nan 82.50 ; ' , |} Oulsiana, 3°4,.888 hales: Miges ; ‘om a ome Gece "OUI SOLVE if 0O0or ; ; : GARDNER HOME FROM CAMPAIGN ong res Peas " 4% | gatton market during today’s early trading | Pales:, Ollahosma, 345.302 bales. “Thee. | 4 MUSTARD | GREENS—Home-grown, 5c ee aver probvem on the farm; enable the (Sua and kindred ailments quicken» Biiver "Wian of “aeee A See ree 15 | a Ed ao renewal of hedge selling I “se Bee. a) ‘837 bale: Texas. 2 050.355 oe ne KALE Boag 10 ind mdual fan mer fo hold broad acres, h y qu by }; cullivation i than Jnst plain concentrated Acid Iron 4 ee a ee ene tana ela tdci "Oe ze Ms shah pricea Were firm and | bal ube “te S. bales: California, 10.241 | bushel hex louse - . 0 c per der , ee he oe . : 3 Mineral, which } a . Governor Forced to Hold All His Tono Extension eS a . { — 46 , of] Jer. active. months on aed id = ee high- [wee nag cite Pn a a pales. agi eC rsia " LETTUCE- ~-Home STrown., 1S @ de per rh & ' Ope quick ly si i he re sult from such prosperity anicoholie nat ir: yh: -_— a preteen: “ | Teno b30 60444 cide ie a aT? ° Bee ome lps & UV to off points | Nort} ‘aroline °On ‘SIPpi pi “3S I MATOS | ION lo ee — ' or ue . fa po oa ety — a Ps: . ee Cura on. uilid@ t oe Specia! meetings in Open Air. |United Verde °°’ eee gepsieg Py 3 oa feet geri ow on 2s ares, ‘ = be- | lina. on etin q £56 84 l Bente | ay Caro rt MPRINS At 35@40c per 100 pounde ; 1) fa 7 “4 WOW he qre at stores of food, ste adying prices the entire evstem. vy . © Post-Dispatch. i MOTORS T) ciel — a, ; rr anuary O9.30¢. ; all other w& ates : 1°08 4 i Vales; TABAGAS Minnesota bulk at $1! or 1‘é Moria | It I ; JEFFERSON ¢ , x io : ue census report showed only 6,790.00: CO ee ee ee ber M4) noundsa delivered 4 om aiso has a beneficial effect n BeCBON CITY. Oct. 26.—Goy | Chevrolet .... wc. .cccee. tas «ee 5 bales ginned to Oct. 18 .; . * , , ; eo poo * se oa ot. 20.-—GoV ee ies oe 8 see Fy 1 0, 6.573,000 leet so i ee a 8 ompared with : : J ge Home xrown at 40¢ to 50c¢ The farm ower. th f yd . “a appetite and digestion, and the kid. weck's 1 eturned last night from a quep Motor aiemih) wick Pio oc Bt 4i%,|ago. The trade had be on leckinas tox ge ig Oils. — a a coe J@ } ; € {00a power, the sea power, the world meys soon show its effaets } ) 2 ie 4 , i cne Se he ot «) " = ° ‘ a etal 7 . ; ' , » ” ‘ © ’ j + ec . > and afte 5 ae in Central maiswours| United Meters’ °° °°°°**** of N85 | oures ph mend gy Ee tg wales, and the pet S8E ED Ol. Quote in lots of 1 to 4 Fruits. power, cry out for gasolene and fuel ol. The Pennsylvania (A. I: M. is splendid for o “a ; r disposi an ace oe ' Ean te see were > \* d confidence in the smailjer els at $1.75 f ‘aw and * ey PLES —* 7 te — _s rape ed ¢ ' ai _: : tion of ‘ct rate tag ace ogee ; Smith men os tedi pitts a6 a 7-16 % preg ts Oe wield. although some claimed wolied os COW O86 G1.7T7 «fer ¢: AT PLES No, 1 be n davis and gano at and Indiana oil frelds are farling. ( alifornia Ls eLthausting ‘pray and vargle, prevents influemag) REC ‘e business w re-| ; S. 1g had been restricted some | ,. COTTON SEED OI!-—Quote ner ° _ and soft do a: @o en ote (Packed. and ride ee ie ; an ne ' | de ‘fume his efforts for Gov. Folk and Aetna Explosives Sa Re, 9 9% — oy, the influenza an?! the po ive roe | ter white nice, ph = Peng, pe s b : W in- pg! soft thn $2 50 to 38 . No. 2 at $1.75 +o pa Ir t afte r por j, f 4 The qreat onl area of thre world toda y a t delay eall for it today. } . AN. | 3y 1.- Ain, PSS ™) 2 /}aown oO gins in some localities as senate | waite, BRe: de 74 . ee es - — r yt | oe aby? CUD x ua? Aes ao fe Y Nea F witl , fan — , : : . . iia 3 ; or «ale } Vv , de md coo * ’ i Other Democratic candidates, |SVFtI® AeTO .. 2... ccccccseee no 298 he “er et the oil mills. Wai i ati | Cookine white "on y eh J ‘ose: ee Sees tog eli : = ae re pow - and email: sired hes from A Ansas to Te hau nte per. The hahtest ov 42 at Wolff Wilson - “ cape _ we : j to : (‘arwen Stee] ‘g ane oe tp «1 er he market was quiet later ny ere 7 _ som ita pe m DWID 1 at » iN. ’ tn ; winesan at f hath h ads : P - . . at) rug , ) Ue a A&A - ; x 4 7 , j . ° ° i 7? t WA epee * tc ‘ . in twie ay bale . oo RF : . . , ’ se pepe ( onditions, all of | sreyetone fee lo z 18ts setes arene. Liverpol and Southern es, 1. - . se 4 ged a for ety , acktwik at $3.50 the ‘ rireme points. The appearane € bs that the qreal Dolph Drug Stores and other “arue . . 8 whe held in the open. Lake Torpedo os oe ew YS ene Si Of soe Sega _ early advance and ¢ aAused GRAPES Large bankate New York con- Co ntral reservowmrs are iii th f M, rican fi ld gists. J s Merril] — ~~ rr . Pe - He Was accompanied by Uel! Manhattan Transit |.” &. ty 7-18 \ ices were bullish, Fadl gy a = gle ws sg EAR Pe H | | | sal iistributor ADY . Oo Pee: ¥ ; . € ‘-*« ‘G+ ere i- ) ‘> ; ; ; m A aS mox« erate ’ de ’ » ~ in. ro ny xT ‘y . ; ; ; : - ‘ . ; bi ¢* ‘ is } AG i) 8. y, ) re ee kin, candidate for State Super- wey ll oe Venue cbha os 5-16 1 | So. te at midday, or 39° to 40 ‘eae | aC ANTALOUPES Cassabas, $1.50: Sant fection is the duty of all nations. - er, chairm: , ? A % , higher ee 2 | Claus, 61.75: honey dew, 81 to 41th se ieee | . stive tract rd. xan of =the Prison | Wright Martin RS ES Re a3 6%, | . iia SOS PINE ST. | crate i os es Se loc . | INDEPENDENT OILS. ‘ : ~ 7 JAPANESE .PERSIMMONS -— Alabama. : y with Nardner said the outlook for the | Bik Rasin ........ 6 8% | Cotton Opening. Ladies’ Elgin $ a | eee CORRE OF Tee In this book Mr. Barron also d — in the counties he visited | Gleareck Oil iacanes tveeree aM 31g BE heb PS a Oct, potion | futures Watch Br:jcelets | Ra NGES ip Jobbing, Way delivered: | : so describes the se *ppe ed , Bere! 2. 2 Pe ee ee 4 15 ‘ . cem Der D.45c: Jani ‘ aiifornia late alenctas, 89 ft 2 x Pe } 2 4 : J staeanaie jdwland OW eI L EL. - 8% a |B pOe: March, 28.50c; May, “28.380; “July, | ’ accorting jo auality. ) #hs ver vox. I] great future for oil in the uses of the world. | | “ ——.... Merrett ee ”] a> 28.27 C. ot / a Ee MONE—California at $9 to $9.50 per ' . ————— | Northweat Oil 2 g — ) OX in jobbing way delivered ; : Clemens het esceeee tenes : 34 | | — -ln shipping order at Ge With Map and Illustrations, $1.00 net Ss i i — « nglo Americam ........... 1644 17 a en oc L d ry : ch ©. pt cveeses piesa seg 71 7% | | AMES -Fiorida at $1.25 per 100. eTs oF 1: e 3 ies Eve - r GRIP Vi i eamen at ee ee ee ee oat . g1 a RANBERRIES— ape Cod carly black At all Booksell Houghton Mifflin Co. where Use 46 reole’’ ; 4 : West ¢ tn whkieds os os 106 i . 8 od are: LaC , ae | Midwest Oil pfd. ....... wre 1 7.16 | per dozen. Publishers ’ ) rs C ] ie eae 125 is; | | | ALLIGATOR PEARS—Fiorida. $1 to $3 Hair Dressin aa lUt YG, , Okla SPO pease reonseveccs 1% | | QUINCES—New York bushel basket Send orders to g . & 7 > j > hed $1.50 to $2.50 SsRCts. neato eeeettnestins : & te are people ho | Th ey ane seg “igi ag Pi . 0 $2.5 wit * ‘ The well known society leader's me + bit w a ea : ons THE BOSTON NEWS BUREAU, 30 Kilby St. Bost rm Ye oF » as a = Ee Wneep neem air Was prematurely im: tty STANDARD OILS. | ise ’ y oL., cn hair \ Y gray, perbs ‘f iB get weak and per ou c it = roduce E where just like yours, but Mra. jae a + ; Anglo- Arner. se a ‘ ? ene | | se ' ; , pAt Reg. Co. eee scenes 986 ©1010 KANSAS CITY, Mo. Oct. 25.—Iutter | of *‘La Creole’’ idair Dreasing—litoew i: e . fun Own. You ‘bas fee lane’ Ce. es ‘or | Ow ehticaGn Oe Ce thousands of people everywhero had 7. HM; - 4 ~ Sateen - ( (‘ACG Fi , ee¢ ~ ~~ ation : " - a bottle, 45e; 4 ° . '(Chesebrough Mfg. Co. ...... 3 Sem) intone, a "s1@Sb%c 5 me or ighe . ome «(USO it with perfect satisfaction. It je f Fe - ¥ : Rhy ane » ial ; “yin rom Cc. s lig : re- Zz ee ’ : | , he bottle, 20c, = Can gain fi ht- | eons Ol Co pf a4 : ar Ceipts, 257% cases; firsts, 51@ ite: ordinary | —— —- TT A ON A et not a dye, but a Preparation designed : . a ° 4 nt Pipe Line Co. .... @ . For © bd ste Poneto: at mark, cases included, 45@ | ie, |SPecially for the Purpose of gr | ee : ¢ e. i Cumberland }* : 3 “ h oP at 0 OOF i 0Wer; receipts, Nad Cara. | 7 : : r ‘ ; : | | 'ng strengt | gamporiond Wipe Lane 20°: 1s as | Constipation U. S. Mininewota™ ang Lakota "Duike” $1 wal a | n Chosen Field Baie, and weleh to’ eeai te ee | ‘ ditto wacks, 81.55@1.00: Wisconsin bulk, | 1e § air, and which i 608i) ¥ applied simply combing or brushing thro: "Bet ec ae abd on Galiena-Signal O18) Co. com... 100 16 | Cart r itt! ee $11.80; ditto sacks, $1.85 on Poul- | a f ; been . 120 130 e S$ e (Useful—Sensible ) aa ! “ hs town "236@¢ 28 My 29 eel ‘oe | rm fr : y. W . . , 7 . : ‘ ; - om Ind, Pipe Line Co. ...... oe om | ° ° \W_YORK, Oct. 25 —wButter. firm: re e do not consider applications for farm loans except in the bair, ‘‘La Creole’’ Hair Dressi National Transit Co ...... 1.3 eg 14%) ver p New York Transit Co 18% 1m% | , Hf Celits, TING tube; creamery higher than ex-//| the sections of Missouri, Llinois and Arkansas which Govern. [| (08'' ely eradicates dandruff, Tas DRGDISR tye; eXtras ‘ score). Helge he ! the scalp in a healthy condition awd Prairie Ol and Gas Co. Christmas Gifts firsts, Sily@otc: packing stock. ‘current || Ment records show are ven | , will e SHOP EARLY AND SAVE on = make, No 2, Sac, Eagms. ‘irremulas; receipts, ly a an : are the best. Even in. these sections the promotes the growth of new" hate: get you rig t MONDS, WATCHES AND . A-§ 7578 cases; fresh gathered. extras, soane: A} ONLY applications we accept are where the appraised value of brings back @ natural. soft. ev. lark , : te ren, « JEW ELEY fiesh gathered rerular packed extra firsta : €’7 €7 , i) oe in firsts 2 4. ‘ Tole ih . Cane . i ) F ‘ . ) ° . 10°. to 25°, receipts, +25 boxes ‘Bate whole milk flats, the property is at least twice the amount of the loan. These shade to gray or faded hair, end - . exh; S tery a aes , do -— wes ; > . > . r ni ; FREE 14 K. gold-flled sik ribbon ff | {2s", sPeciale. Basi, do average run, | fy] are the loans we offer to you in amounts of $100 and upward wre Fie. ustrous, full of tife and Prairie Pipe Li Cc 70 275 | ° 9 Solar an ° eY “" pt 9 ye: 400 over nig t. “outhern pe Line Co. ..... i 17> J South Penn O11 Co. ......... 290 20 | Bracelet free ith EK : , ultry, | ; ; chic - , ; 5 aati = W. Pa. Pipe Line Co. .... 100 110 Purely V etable | Watch Bracelet es sin. Kigin s0e; fowls, 33@f5ic: old roosters, 25: tur- | to 5 ield Six per cent, W e collect interest and principal Ask / - 2 Standard O11 Co. Cal. ...... 227 A eg Ww Wh . keys, Sl@38c; dremed. steady and unchanged, | f } k] shy . . -" ' USE — = thi * nA do a 7 ; ear ile ou Pay e or DOoOKIet, ie Essential Investment. “LA CREOLE” HAm DRESSIN soe emg epidemic. : , E D j c | AJ Ee go guane bamebe sexs ed» 4s pony Pe ‘. Liverpool Cotton. F L D to prevent Your hair from ere: = pa on is the ‘ do Neb, . ; fo6e : : the Seb oorneves 4! ’ 40) Carter’s Iro P LIVER P(x. Ty ea pan ‘‘ottorm enot quiet: arm oan epartment gray and to reatare n r ‘ f ; } | N. J B30 RO n t $ 23.3 color to grav or faded —— Re a aed hair or 1 ower. food middling, ->..64: tmid- Mi e - . inary. 39.108: erdinasy SR.GGA eles ote ississippi Valley Trust Co. by Wolff-Wilson 1 * ——— ive measure. Don't © a : + do 7 . a a NO os A _* een eeeeen eer eenee 7 - : th are too precious. 3 DANGEROUS goer i 5 ES eeeb epee epee ago will restere coler to the faces of | | Co See ache tae Ty. 18.644. Sales 2060 ig Stores. J ne : g © GS , ve mies, inciuding 12 ericar | ‘=k “fore d4 T race’s physic, ts ia- # Swan & Firich Gb. 0o00c.cs. 81 theee who lack Iron in the bieod, | 808 PINE t | rose FOURTH and PINE. & Dolph Drug Stores, and all eo : j Vacuum Oil Co, yeaa by = - ad London Moacy. A Federal Reserve Member with over $8 000 000 © — drug stores everywhere tir ere f ote. Washington O11 Co Lal $8 (Between 8th and 9th ; Now a= Ss tad , Capital, Surplus out of ¢ on Pine St.) | JONDON. Oct. 25.—Money 8 per cent; and Undivided Profits, In businers eince 1898 sie own customers ; rompity f Jiseount rates. short and three mon jude, “- 13-32 per cent. ° S as b _ . aDY ETBEME price, cee - - .* Tr _— ~ ~ id “a . a aueSes Gur W indews Rs 2198 ba tay
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Shed ITSM ea PR ees tee paella pine ee Ee ~ oe ot Le Nepe Saoy - imhs sheets MED. yoy pee tS eit FR ep Sin Abe ames aby 2 lee OO spi ae Bh SS ee ae ee nh ot ey ty ie sorte ses PRE TI EE I np oye pent cna = ~~ ot ih “ Ne ise i, tia | a s Ra Sa dirson: Stee alk aainee. he NA cmatins'g Tohegh~ spanie oi ers an #9 ae tye srt Arwen nanne ahi nahineptineanianctsinta sian foun « 3 COMIC PAGE OCTOBER 25, 1918. J} Geen ——— Bete TT LO ary " ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATC Viyf YUM, ‘Wf Se tet cette ee - a et the Wedding Bells Ring Out. weeny * LY", nents . IZ Mitt . TELLI NG HOW FAST YOU CAN RUN UNTIL YOUR COMIC PAGE OCTOBER 25, 1918. Trade Mark Reg U. &. Pat. Offa) yor nos pee . a et lieenienene se ee ee Se ee . e iy = Same Mane wae Dennen, patreteoett ll Anisyl on &.. wae. nO abit nie eli ee ee CONG SLED Win, Makan Apc AY Wire BouGuTr ANOTHER $25. par TODAY ( WIFE BouGHT A KA SAYS His re FOR $25 rp: | | You'Re IUST AS SAFE HeRe As Yor'D BE ar FoRTy- secoupy STREET AND SMITH 15 A RUMAY tm GLAD My WIFE AS a ee cieeteeeallaeeen ue WCH EXTRAVAGANT IDEAS | tetas tee, a - SHE ALWAYS Buys THOS CHEAP ONIES , f _ © S, BeT Heres \ A SUBWAY THERE. / Tm GONNA Bear iT FoR HE on — Oe geen" = SSS — = — ; \, ‘ Cc i Saw a E SCARED.—By BUD FISHER. (cram: ins whee, roe WHATS THE MATIERF j : [ov You Hear | THAT Butcer orT There? VES, = HeaRD IT Twice! - COCE wtew Q-2ina!.*% iT PASSeD eg US AAD once |: WHEA) £ t PAS SED tT, ~_ “SAY, POPP'—IF HE'S ANYTHING LIKE HIS PA W HE’LL BE A ¢ | Gt7v Bi6 Ih GONNA TRE Grindstone George. | - J. vost. GREATER HUN TER THAN You TAB&CAUSE : p> , . d ; . y 7 ~ ‘a4 ° + Corrmian’y. (816. ey Kime Fearuags Sveoicare — iat THE MAN RUNNING FOR OFFICE NOW HAS NC oo GREAT HUNTER.—By PAYNE. oe HIS COLLAR “BUTTON AN HIS EXTRA SHIRT AN SOMETIMES 4tlis CLEAN SOCKS e ‘ - YN\y) Se 1 1 { — Fellow vote Bihar U Te PUT AAS ASH CAA OW EVERY CORNER tN) THIS Tourn) 7 DIDAPT- L HAVE PYT OA) “ee IN FALL CLOCK ? Bin" / ESTABLISH FREE | BATAS: FoR OUR BUT “TVS Home “TOUWLs). PENNY AN ~~ K—Can’t Get ee —— OGTR P ee = / res A { LOCAL BOY, “TOO- “THREE t CHEERS € OP i ee ee er eee ee Stee Enough Action. Jean Knott ° OPAL ee aS Ge@eriains WE CAN'T DIG UP A PAIR O'BoNeES AND LiIVeEn / 4 /, x ra 7 , T WONDER (F SOME PLACE , THIS GAME UP s 4 f J 4 . 7 MY ff ‘Sf Oy J / Spf Sf Wy : fe J tf fy a fytp LJ Sf Cf, Ps y J 4 / Z jf jf 4 f/f J / J A Z * 7 de Sf PMEEL SS, Shh php, DOR MLS hal Ahhh ih oA Lbs —— a rs af 4 , 4 4 the lack of ingenuity in Knglani as compared with the inventive apti- tude of his own countrymen. ; man down in New Orleans has in i vented a sausage machine. steam. Ail YEH, NO ACTION A ~- TALL L THOUGHT YoU AtwAaArSs CA RRIEO A PAIR? " retorted the Chi- “Oh, that falls out of the. bring me som: thing with onions in it, | [ got a half-holiday the last pcome Gladstone bags, purses, or, if; time I ate them for lunch. —London | saddles—mere!yv machine and out Pd \ ANOTHER. SCLETTLAJ- . JAZZ BURG . J — { TAPPENINAG Reversed Sausage. in teil me a , oP os hiv i ;> pie ‘you have to do is to drive a pig up In the mu- What later Ot (come thousands of sausages! the hide” Kenglishbman of ie - ——— “HE CZEC SLOVAK® PLE MARCEL OA) AMSZOZ Vo —_— ’ ~~ Se a dite LINE (TALIANIS BIMJGLETICELE \. GIMPSUFFE ~% — ~ — - - / f S4OUS FAR IS (Copyright, 1918, b APS BROMBARLING THe FORTRESS OF That's AU (HRoRTANT | | CECUPIEDS BY “THE PROM: ee SEH “to Re WELL SITUATER clishman. ‘‘We've used t nachine| FQ Vears. | S more, we've improved on it. ! Sometimes we were not \\ ha : What happened? Wis to put them back in the chine, reverse the engine’’- “Out walks the lddle’'’--New Orleans States. Unfortunate Criticism. ORERT ing to a ‘I think vou to roast isaid to him, ‘espec as a |} know that I have 2 husband, i support.’ y R. lL. Goldberg.) GRR Tre WOMAAY WUitHO PRACTICES WAR ECONOMY OND KHER PooR WASHERWOMAA) BUT “TAKES HER. SUMMER SAVINGS “TO “THE FUR SALE ADD FALLS FOR A $500 SEAL SKEW COAT + MAGGIE, 1 CAN’ T SPARE You ANY MILK OR SUGAR FoR YouR COFFEER-~ WE MUST VELP LIA) “THE wv iterary critic, said: “Tl heard a jolly good one. about a member of your craft. chap had All we had to do/ novelist, fjata party “tf was until I tacked up a Sign on The; my gate.” ‘beware of the dog,’ I sup and he met her that night} pose.” nn ne Tene ea RE ——- ase Scares Off Tramps. “Oh, no, Simply, “Warm help wante ea.’ Loston Transcript. With tramps A barkeeper who is handy with touls can saw up the mahogany and co into the antique furniture busi- ness next July.-—Pittsburg Gazette Times — three children and is a literary criti The Lbookman. CLOTHING ait His Big Bertha. (oilice please— Tir >: it- ee SATURDAY CIGAR SPECIALS ST-CHARLES Genuine Imported MANILAS large Sc Straicht Value " a ere ee — - “ ties 6s + .* . . $3.50 50 bex. $1.50 | Havana Londres and Regalia Imperials hor POW-HA-TAN $2.50 Havana Invincible and El Albert = ' id aot | > for lie 10¢ straight valves... SANITARY MAID Se straight value $1.60 G fer W0c AUTOCRAT Ge atraight value TUNGSTFEN—HAUPTMANN DECISION—RED DOT 5— 4 Ts (Sat. only) Se straight. 25 can, $1.22 Gallagher Stogies 2 for Se £°.°5 hex of 100 ee eee CIGARETTE S—CARTON PR S$t.cv5 Faveriies ._. $1.80 Iteme Run. 81.56 lialf S14 “weet Caporale .- 81.40 § Locks : SATURDAY SPECIAL We place on sale Saturday sev- thousand Quality Shoes, in gunmetal, black Viel and tan leathers blucher medium and the new English last. Truly remarkable valnes, as every Shoe bears our trade mark and are sold with our usual guarantee of superior wearing qualities. Tuxedo Shoe Store 806 Pine Strect. ON CREDIT HY On the easiest terms as low as $1 a week. Now is the time to pre. pare tor the Winter. Come Our Unusually Easy Credit Terms offer you and your family the Opportunity to dress well on «@ moderate income and to pay for your clothes while wearing them. No red tape—no gecurity., and no . was tomorrow, select what clothes you need, and we will charge them to vou. Your credit here is as good as your cash is elsewhere, 2 Ladies’ Coats, $10.00 to $10.00 Ladies’ Suits, $19.00 to $45.00 * Skirts .. ....$ 3.75 to $10.00 Drasses, silk and cloth ..$12.00 to $39.00 Men's Suits ..$15.00 to $55.00 Young Men's ee oa $12.00 to $25.00 Child’s Suits .$ 7.00 to $10.09 Our Terms Are Libera ; ecormmendationa —~ --- STAR CREDIT GLOTHING Uren Sntardn« ve. tweet tows Sc SYOL. 71. NO. 63 ee . TSS ) OF KELLY T “TOBLACKMA % 7" now in France in th ~ '™Mped into an automobile @ — fire. - * ~ . Walker Hill, president of | y icet-American Bank, wh [—*Z0n-Jones concern did it Was called a« a charade _. Thomas M. Herding. an in cater. testifying for the ‘*S8mbated the State's content Nixon-Jones plant was | es Ik was under-is —— #0 that a sett . ee have ae to Tidd. 3 he Physical value of tf