AMERICANS SMITE GERMANS; CAPTURE TOWff BAKER AND DANIELS First Photo of Hun U-Boat Raider SUPPORT WILSON IN NUNS ADOPT FOURTH OF JULY WIRE CONTROL PLAh 300 TEUTON Which Sank U. S. Vessels Off Coast tBr-Auocl aUd Prua ] TO BE OBSERVED Washington, , July. 2^-aecretarlei Baker and Danie ls and Postmastei NLICY OF General Burl eson appeared today oe IN MAN Y LANDS fore the house interstate and forelgt PRISO NERS commerce committees in support ^ o Cities of U. S. 'Complete the bill approv ed .tf President Wll. SINKING ALL Plans for Celebratio n son authorising government contro " ¦ ' '¦ '' ¦ and operaUon of telegraph, telephone TAKEN ' WHEN .. - . ot Day.; . ; radio and.c able systems. . - '..; In the meantime, the house' mllltarj MERCY SHIPS [By AiisoeltMd PTeu.] cmnmlUee. met to consider' a measun Introduced br Now York, July, 2.—One of the. 40 Aeprosentatlv e Lurtn o. MEN ATTACK Now- ;York,:«i niUar to the Aswell bli: 1234 MISSING AS HOSPI- natlbnal divisions in. the .monster. Ini discussed by the cabinet officers but dependence day parade tha t will fea- specifically, empowering , the- pre si- VILLA CrE OP VAUX "6M TAL SHIP IS ture , tho celebration .of . the" day In dent to operate the conununlcatlot ' • Now Tor fe will 'consistVof one man. systems subject' to tho se , condition! MAENE FEO NT PALwi . , SUNK The mayor 's committee' -on natio nal ot law. so far as applicable , which ar< ' defense ' enforced : as to .the steam rillraadi : •;; • 'Tp-TDr. s. ;FOECE. - .ya , , ' ' ' today announ¦ ced 'that' permis - * sion to march, as' ' ' While under federa l control. • , July 2. » national unit had Permanent governmen t London —The Canadian hoa- been grante fl tb Blniiha h p,' Qhadlal- ownershlj ' : ' 5>ttal chip Llandovory Castle lai boon and operati on of telegraph and tele- .' (By AssoaUtM Froc«. l ' i M - torpedoed and sunk without warning dl. who nays that so far as he knows phono lines waa Paris ho Is the onlyPa rsee Zoroastblan cit- advocated by Secre- , Joly ai--The: TilIa 4te of Vau ^ by a German -Submarine 70 miles from ' tary. Daniels and Post master General west, of Chateau Thierry, and tiuffl nearest land , and 234 • persons aro izen of the United 'States. . . Bur lcaon Ohadlaldl will ' appear In civilian said It the. systems were ai height to the west of Vaux; were caiM xnlsslng, and .believed to - Lava been efficiently, conducted by the govern- tured last night by. America n troofii flrownfed. - • . ' - .- gar b, as will the - marchers rep resent- ment aa the postal - ing the othor nation alities-allied with service now Is thej In an operatio n on the Marno Iroa ta ' Huns Adopt Deliberate Toller. never'would go 'back 'to private own- carried out ,,In conjunctio n with [By AHOdatod . Press.} This ]b tho first photoglyph taken ffie United States; Or-th o supprcsied erphl D. , French th« ^ countries sympathetic with the allies: , the war office announce d?! London , July 2—That the stakin g of the submarine which has been sink- More than 300 prisoners, includi ng flval ing ahlps off the Atlantic const. It The plans, of many of the national omcers ot hospital ships Is a deliberate policy groups to add a distinctive color to , were ceptu rofl Sn this acSony ?^ on the part of the Germans now Is was token by a member of the crow of Brilliant Operati on. .: M placed beyond , all doubt by the tor- WORK OR FIGHT ORDER DOES a merchant vessel which . waa sunk by the parad e or wearing native , cos- With the American Forces on thia pedoing of tho British hospital ihlp tho U-boat. Ho had a small camera tumes were change d today following DANIELS COMMENDS a declslcm by-the commttteo that only Maine Fro nt, July-2.—(By -A. P.)—IKS Llandoyery Castle , the n'ewspapers say and managed to get a snapshot of the a brilliant operaUon after hard flght-S ' .In the editorial ' comment today. enemy, submarine before It submerged. the military and naval representatives ot the JJnlted Stages and' allied forces Ing, American troops*on this front last";; . "In the prcsenco of such unspeak- This picture was enlarged from, the GUNNERS WHO STOOD night captured tho vlllagu of Vaui, toi' APPLY TO MEN OUTSIDE would appeir in other ¦ than civilian k NOT small print and- shows plainly the out- ¦ :Bble Infamy deliberately repeated ," ¦- - ¦ ' ' ¦ - - gethcr garb. , . . . . : . . . . ; with- a large slice of the Paris '* eays tho Dally Chronicle, "It Is a lines of the boat and the guns mount- highway west of waste of breath to reiterate the ab- ed fore and aft. Fourteen Shlpi to Float. . - FAST AfrSHIP SUNK Chat eau Thierry¦ and ft horrence which everybody with a Washington , July. - 2^-Yards- at two patches of wooded land . - '-iSfl which. 14 new destroye rs , - [By Assoolata d Press.] . The Americans took . 275 German *-j . epark of civilized sense must feel. But , DRAFT AGES, SAYS CROWDER will be prisoner , Including five officers ¦ we would ' invite tho German people launche d Thursday in celebration Of Washington, July. 2.—For standing and. ^ ' . captured a quantity: of machine gunssi to ask themselves what is tho use of ¦ the Fourth of 'July wore announced by their guns until their ship went ' ¦ ¦ ¦¦ ' ;thelr statesmen appealing, like For- [By Associated Pros *.] today as follows.; Bethlehem Union down. Secretary and othor equipment . .,' •« ITALIANS DRIVE FOE DanlelB today com- In the Vaux region , tho Amerfcan »»| eign. Secretary Von Kuehlmann, to vbo Washington , July 2.—Commentin g on the new work or fight regul a- plant, San Francisco, 8; Newport mended - the members of 'the naval credited with the probity and honor tions which went into effect jwsterday, Provost Marshal Gen. Crowder em- News Shipbuilding - and - Dry Docks guar d on the U. .8. S. William Rocke- took the Germans completely byi surrii . while crimes so odious, * dishonorable phasized today that the order does not affect men outside of draft agea company, '3; William Cramp ft Sons prise. Most of the priso ners were tak- * FROM MOUNTAIN POSTS ' feller when It was torp edoed May 18. en out ot cellars and dugouts, v T;<§ ! and unashamed continue to be car- Several communities apparently, hato confused It with antl-Ioafer¦ ¦ laws In company, Philadelphia, 2; Fore River Letters were sent by the secretary ried out with the orders of their gov- some states. . " . . ' " ¦ ' Shipbuilding, company; Boston; . 1. How many Germans were killed, oiffl - to Gunner 's Mates Myron E. Huston , course. Is unknown but from the num'-x' ernment" ' " * . Gen. Crowder explained , that the TAKEN LAST DECEMBER To Fly U. 8. Colors. Oault , Mo. ; John Robert Moonhead , ' , Tho oxcubo for the attack on the work or fight order is purely a mili- Toulon , July 1.—Admiral Locasse, ber of dead In plain view, st variout'a llUandoyery Castle , says the DalrT , Hartwell. Oa.;'Seamen Raymond /P. places -the total must have been con>S tary step and that regulations.regard- [Br Associat ed Press. ] forme r minister of marine, who Is the Burke , Boston; Carl c. Martin , Two Blderable. ¦ . :~jM Wail, was a He, and the German offi- GERMAN SOLUTION OF ing employment or military service for , Jn ly 1. naval prefect : of Toulon, is making a - ^ cer who told it did not- believe it hlm- Italian , Army Headquarters Harbors, Minn. ; Ladvis J. Kesper , • Qoiet 8ay« Penning. ' . -' ¦•¦m unregistered men aro not ombraced in , actions resulting in the special effort to have the Fourth of Cleveland ; Sam Mimms, jr., Dallas, ¦ M>elf when . ho said to the captain: . his functions. The only effect the or- —The local July observed hero In a befitting man- Washington ,- July 2—-Another quiefra . "Tou are carr ying eight .American reconquest of Monte dl 'Val Bella, Col Texas; Arthur. J. Mulligan, Lowell, day along the American fronts- wai(M POLISH QUESTION IS der has upon persons not subject .to . ner. All' the. warships: in_ port will Mass.; Wnt B (flight officers." . . , more op- Del Bosso, and Col Dl Chele had for hoist the American-colors. The ad- . Burch , Washlngtoj, D reported by Gen.' Pershlng today in-ft'S ' . It there bad been . a particle of draft. Is that It offers- them C, and "Wni. -H. 8cl)roed June f ; ' . last night , after a strong bombard- " • men who are best .able physically:to ' The Italian losses -wero slight com- Jap Envoy to Speak. . ; Miles OH U. S. ' lished In the Abendfcmoltimg of Angs-, do tho fighting. But thatMs only one Washington , July , 2i—V iscount ment , attacked to tho northwest of Al- Washington, July 2.—Tho Belgian burg, Germany, says' ' .an Exchange pared to , those' sustained by the Aus- SORORITY GIRLS bert, north Of the ': tcteamer. Chiller was sunk 1,400 miles part of the national task imposed by trian *. This'; was: duo almost entirely Isbll, tbo Japanese amba >sador> , ac- HURT ' Somme, In an at. Telegraph dispatch ¦ ¦ from Zurich. - The tho war. The other part, the part'that companied by his wlfo, has gone to tempt to regain the toslUona lost to: joff the Atlantic coast on June 21, the conditions are: -' '. to the violence and accurac y of th« ' WHEN TRUCK TIPS OVER the British on Sunday night. The en-j Jnavy department today announced. "The, frontiers will bo filed by the falls on the other men, IS to set tr ee Italian < and- allied ' artiller y fire: Fair Haven, Mass., near New Bed- those men who ' are to do tho fightin g. ford, to take -part .In Fourth of July . [By.Assoelateil Praia.) . emy succeeded In gaining a footing & [Twenty -five survivors were ' picked German high command accordin g: to Under cover ;Of , this nro the Infantry one of the British trenches , the wa¥ - nip* by ' a sailing vessel on June 27. military necessities. : > , .' "Now many ot the men of draft age was 'able ' ceremonies there. Ho will deliver two Chicago, July 2.—Twelve girls were in deferred. ' classifications, two, three .fo take ihe enemy positions addresses and will " prese nt to,, the' llf- Injured office announces , but elsewhere¦ werK . The following statement¦ was ls-¦ .' .'The Pbllsh arm y will'be restricted -with out much opposition and to dig , last night, several of them !(>«««,. . . , v.J ' - and four, deferred, that'Is , on grounds, ' " ¦' ' ¦ ¦' ¦' tlo' township - an . ancient. -Ja panese r epulsed with Jj BUcd ' . . . to 90,000. ' . . •' ' . j at '-Asce. " '. . . ' :¦' severely,, when , a truck, in which they ' of dependency, are not engaged in ef- l r. ., . - , . , sword of. the , fourteenth century ^ to , "The-navy department Is Informed "For 60 years Poland .'must make were being taken to the railway sta- ' --: ¦ ' . v fective Industry. The spectacle Is- no The/Austrian artillery • return fire mark the appreciation . of, the Japan- tion .'from ,. . iBr Assosiiua. pr «s.j ; .'.f hhat the Belgian Bteamshlp Chiller , most favorable economic concessions has been^Borere,. some shells reachln « the Great . Lakes , naval Germany ¦ "was sunk by shell fire from a Ger- to the central powers on the principle a satisfying one . of contingent , ot 1 ese - ' government and . Reople of .the training station , overturned , pinning 's expected blow antlnst?. -Iman submarine about 1,400 miles at of the most favored nation. drafted ' men from . clasB one . ' belns the . plains behind i the ; lines and de- kindness and courtesy shown by thel.1 them beneath it The girls, members; the western front is still withheld,' camp stroying 'houses centuries old. Trees ' sailor : Meanwhile.th e BrlUsh and French ! tcea ' from the Atlant ic coast on.Jnne "Publication of German. Austri an, marched down tho street ¦ to forebears towards a Japanese ofrthe Phl Pl Pai sorority, had given 121. Twenty-flvo survivors were res- Hungarian , Bulgarian and ' - Turkish while' other men of their own sgo, 150 years.old on.Monto Melogn have named Manjlro Nakuhama , who had a- play, at the naval station and were' continue to.recapture smallvpleses ,o!> - - watching Uiem from windows , remain been torn up, ¦;. : , ; been rescued at sea by a New Bed- returning to Chicag o. > terrain In local actions ." On the monn-,; cued on Juno 27 by a Balling vesBel. papers must be allowed. ' . - The glare of, {First information was received/ last "In any locality where there ' are behind to sell clgarels , or dispense The attack on Col Del Rosso began ford crew. the headlights of another , automobile tain froHt west of the Bront a.'the Ital-5 because Sunday morning, cfonfused' the-- driver . lans have extended their success *}» might. .Tho Chiller was a Bhtp ot Yen German children a German school soda fountain drinks, solely shortly before noon. and In.- tu rn ing ¦' '" |2,96G gross tonB." . ' ~ will be opened!" - : they have received deferred. classifica- Tho 'Italians took the height from the aside his truck left the' , road - andI the capture of two more helgbfi. - ¦& Subs on Wa r Hornet Provision , the 'newspaper adds , also tion on grounds of' dependenc y.:: II Third Edelwels division, which form- overtu rned, tossing Its quota of girlsI Activity behind country 's forests . It was ..announced all sanitar y and public health ixstlv- machines and destroyed eight captives today i at tscout ' national -headquarters "Whoso offensive lo this? The Its> care be taken to keep¦ down consump-¦ ¦ . by Austrians , is Report ' ¦ ltles carried on by executive bureaus , tang' seem:.,to be doing all thl COMMISSION: ENLISTS tion.'-. •..- - -. --¦.¦- . - ¦¦'¦- • - - . • balloons. Hallway junctions , alrdrontaM here.. ' ' '•• • . " .- ' . . agencies and' of flees created' during OghUngr ¦' .. . [By Asfloelated -PreH. ]- ' . ."T i e, fuel' outlook Bhows' .the possi- and other military targots.have beenj The statement Is based on Informa- he war .'under tho Jurisdiction of the bombed heavily, while British slnrie U London , Ju ly 2.—Col. Hurbau, a ¦ ¦ New York, July 2.—Preston Glbaon. bility of , a shortage. In the coming > Czech leader , now in Tokio, lnformB tion received from the forest service public health service. '; '_. .:' ' " . nophew of Chief 'Just ice Wblto, well winter. "! .the letter said.1 . keep up their bombardmen of the -dis,3 of the department ' of agriculture. was promulgated'to avoid trlct around MeU and eastward tow the correspondent of the Times there Black walnut Has been found in 33 The ortfer Revised 'Rules Further known Bociety man , and who has that he Is communicating with Pfof. 1 confusion In ' policies, du plication ' ol achieved some; distinction ' as * an. ail- ward the Rhine. Mannheim again hal t states. Word has been-sent to the effort and to bring more 'effoctlve ^re*' playwright , has* refused an been attacked. Tho Germans repeat *; T. O. Slasar y, who is now In Wash- 442,000 scouts and scout officials ¦• . Discour ages Ocean Trips thor and , ington, concerning reports , that the ' suits and unity or control. •- " - • • - army commission to enlist as a' pri- BERLINAND DUTCH FACE ed their attempts to raid Paris Mqd 'J . that their canvass should be complete vate in tho marine; corps. He' hu so day night , but met with no 'success. 'S Austrians are killing • captured so that *|t will,: be-unnecessa ry to ' ¦New York, July 2.—Ocean travel ' " . re- notified Col. E. Lester Jones, at head- NEW MISUNDERSTANDING When tho Germans attack thoy wirM 'Czechs. . peat It even if the war should last First of 1,415 Engines ! during the war was . further discour- quarters of the signal corps in Waah- probably find an American army, cprp f; ¦ ¦ ; ¦ ¦ " , . ..y . The Czechs in Siberia will exact re- five . years. . - . " • • aged- toda y when revised rules for lngton. ' • . ' ' .:- : ¦ ¦ ' . ' (B)r.Associated Prass. 3 - ¦ " - ' Delivered for Railways . - ; . . - aiding in barring their war. westward! ! ; prlsals , the colonel added , and will lassengoravfrom the United States for Mr. QlbsDn Joined to * French army London, Ju ly 2.—A misunderstand- It Is believed that .Vie first AmerlcMS not allow the 200,000 AuBtro-German foreign ports became effective. Here- ing, between the Dutch and allied gov- . Englishmen Are Ordered 1 as a volunteer last August and was corps has been completed: Three /dM prisoners in Siberia who are in thelt i Washington,. July t.—The , first, ol after prospective passengers , must twice, cltedifor brave ry. u Heje turji ed ernments - concerning the kind at visions are in the line from northwesta power to escape unless shootin g! givo thre e days ' notice to the customs goods transported by the Germans to i ¦ tho Expell ed From Finland the '1,415 locomotives ordered by, thi to the United states and¦ spoke for the¦ r of Montdldler to cast of Cbateafl f ' are stopped. . ' ' •' • . railroa d administration In May . has intelligence bureau of their intention last'tJbe rty,loanv-:¦.. ;.-.:. • ¦; ; • -: Belgium over the Limbourg railway, Thierry on the Marne. :: . • ¦' > ' to leave the: : countr y* Male ^ppll- la : reported by the co . '*aB > Stockholm, July 2.—Tho, correspon- been completed and Is ready , for in- rrespondent of Berlin reports the repulse- of. -affil spectlon. It was announced today cants for passports who are Ilablojto the Sally Mall at The Hague. 'The French and British thrusts. A- greSa Expand Grain Corporation dent at Hejslngfors of the Swedish Baldwin Locomotive works draft must exhibit perrotls from local Uni ywjity of ^aris; trouble ' is. ascribed to confllotlng - in- ¦ Mews agency says he has learned from that the . ;• ¦• portion of the Qerman official rtpoHuP to Include All Cereals was the first ot the builders to finish draft boards. . ' ,. " . : " "• . !¦'to Honor President terprb tatlong' .ot'-the recent-;agreement of Monday Is given to recapttnlatlo aJ tfE high militar y authority that It was de- ¦ '¦ - : -¦ I cided on Monda y to expel all English- an engine. * - ¦' ' - • ' between the ¦allied governments ; and the . number of prlsonets capturWS Holland. ' .. '' • since March il. It Is claimed the Ob'Sb Washington, Ju ly 2.—Expansio n: of men from Finland. - . Work ers Agree . ¦; V Paris , July- - 2.—President .Wilson Representatives ot four allied gov- *tbe grain corporation to. coyer all ¦ Marine win be the first person to - be honored . maas have-tak en 191, likely to be usod for mili- ' fl-ear. - . ' .. Chicago, July 2. ductors, begun early Sunday ' morn- sociation, the American Steamship as- Journal Official. , :. . '., ' :>; tary Purposes ; - . ',:.-- . 'i ¦¦ ;l EeagerVta j || ^ Julius H. Barnes , who has been ^^ *"!I7Bv. ing, was brought to a ,close- last sight It was hoped , adds- , the, newspaper . . ' ^ |B | >O -^ S X Illino is and Mls- sociation and , the shipping boari la ' , "head of the grain corporation, will As^ ^ A^ Vvy souri — Generally when both the . company and union an announcement toda y. . that the degree could be conferred on ' \Vei4ouieVPi4nee |jSyr2;4T *be chief of the cereal division. .Finan- falr ' men agreed to. submit their differ- Union members falling, to submit the Fourth.of July. It was .explained the blrttplace of the 'Count de^oSija^^ H cial transactions of the food adminis- Mg T- ft»i and warmer to- ences to tho federal war . labor board . by I.uclen Polncare , director of public Expect Fair and Medium ¦ II ' IS night and Wednes- - . ' ¦ • : - - • grievances -to the board tor settlement wnheau, leader-' of French tre6p ||OT tration with rega(d to grai n will be I for. settlement .., • '. .. . ,. . ';¦ ' subject to Instruction, however, ' that- the time AiistxianLahds the American revolution; ;wlll;''lSii HH out through the grain day- " will become discipline; -by ' ' . Crops in ^aTried cor. w\wtJWW 1 ^rk'3 // Iowa — Qenorally the bonefldal association. . ' was too short to . admit of this. A iU celebraUon this year In BMOHH [poratlon as heretofor e it Is announced. falr : suitable occasion -would¦ : be found ¦ ROchambeau into- a sojemn. oc)mta«lffia| ^5L ^Swy tonight and Coal Production Less/ > , heSanhounced. - ¦; ¦¦ ' ¦ .•' '• .' , . Amsterdam, July 3,—Fair and medi- ^• nSS5* ^ Wednesday; : warm- later ^ um' crops -can be' expected in Hungary oration of the American Independii H Dr. Gladden , Noted as er tonight ' in east and central por- Than One. "W leek A«o German Press Appeals r thlB.'jrear, says-anotticla f, Hua«arian : ' ' : ¦ '¦> ¦ tions. ' ' ¦" ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ - ' • Eesume Oonsidetation repor t embraclnr the pros pwitflia all y:V ;- ' Minister , Author. Dead i •Washington , ' Jul y for New National Song ^^ ^v -^M ' ¦ ' ¦ 2:-r-Bttum}S6ns dlBtrlots.up to June ao. . It 'says the Brest to Name Str ^t .y^ CJ ulhcy Water Vorks-Beport:. - . '' , : coal production - declined during .the of Apnjr iSLppro ^riat tbn cultivated'area IS larger-than In 1917, ' ' ' ' Columbus ,. , O., July 2.—Dr. Wash- Temperature— • . , ., . - ' ; ' • ; week ending June 22, as oomp»Ted ¦ Amsterdam; Jul y. 2.—A j pica (or a hut ; that .trostii ,Jtt. MarcHTdld great '^f^ftet^Pllclent ington Gladden, ' nationally,. . known July 1, -5 p. m. . ..i-...... ,:.... 83 with the previous week,; figures made new national'anthem ; la made by the ;• Washington,— July-. T'fci Seh ' ajld damage to summer cerea!c v:, ^mM 1 ¦ y fte . ¦ ¦ fruit and Congregational minister and author, July .2. iz (midnight) v..;;; .vv. . ei public today by the geological Lokal Anielsier offBerlin - :¦ ' house conferees , oil't he twelve 'billion gar " . • " .. ' . ' " survey .. den produce...... Breat:.F rancL ,Jidir jAaJ .^tf of this city, died this morning, follow- July .2, \T. a. nv...... ;v.i. '.' ...' .. SI Show. - Production for. the week is es- , "It Is ridicul ous," adds the paper , dollar . army approprts Udn' bill -today . Complaints come from all parts ol tion of.tteVF6artt ;prJTO 'T ina; ^ia ing a second Btroke of paralysis Suf- Jul y 2. 12 m: ...... ;;...se timated at 12,016,000 tons, a dooreaae ''tor Germans to give , the noblest ex- resumed consideration !t>f the -many Hung ar y,.says .the report .-of-the ' eX'' ident WllsonV name ' .r ^JJ t |i^^B| fered last Sunday. Dr. Gladden was of 610,000 net tons compared with the pression of their patriotism to the amendments ' added to the ' bill in the tortlcnal demands¦ made by farm ^^ ¦ ¦ ; 1 ¦ i i t ' ' ; " ¦ * " ¦ ' : J M yeara of- age; ' • •' - ' ;,; , : ' ,v!.;;;/:.; 'il • ' - -.- , i ' ¦ . - ;- . ' -' ". ' ; - ' t 'l i ; : . - : ¦ . - .¦¦' . \~ - -r ' - v; ; , J^ffi^^W&M preceding - week, "' - . . 'v/ - tun * ot'Ood SaVe th«IKlng.¦ ;" S »«ti«to, 'i 'v- '/ -!; - T 'iv '. -; -- --i h»*ld) *t' - .' - A"~ ' y ^ ' \ ^ ' : rt.if.1, .y. »'' .- ': :v¦' . ' •. ,: «"f*.j. ' .v-i?, : .-, - .' ,i"-.'- --i- - :' '. ' .^if-,- " '.: ^: :^d^y^lk&$xMM ife^iJfik ii ^ Siii s i < , >. \^V> 7 ?0: .'Ckv:ij; U.;'iM^.sSfe usalli ^^ PO STAND OF [[: LpdAL NEWS__ J PROTEST CHANGE BIG GUNS AND A FLOODED RIVER EXPLAINS AUSTRIA'S HUGE DEFEAT I ' Sam Fa rlow , of Camp ' Point , Is a R. E. HACKMAN visitor. ' ¦ ¦ j . , . :;_ I CITY COUNCIL j Former Supervisor . Ma rk-Hoffman, IN RAIL RATES of BaveTly, Is a vlistor in the city. , NAMED LABOR ' I Dr. j.'C. Taylor , of Hamilton was a 1 ON FREE LUNCJ buslhess 'VIsItor ln 'tho city Monday. ' • MADE BY BOARD Joaeph"E. ;Aul'l..of, 927 ¦ North' Flfti COMMISSIONER . street is Helping with 'the harv est on iJ ^UBt 'Be ''Requested" tc :; :- "¦' Quincy Shippers to Pile Ob his farm n?ar .G9lden. .. i\\ Succeeds Truman T. ?iersoa Pi'f-Take Patriotic Stand on 'Robert ¦ Holbach , of the Halbach. ; Sections to the New ; :> ' ¦ Schroeder , company, has gone to Chi-¦ as Government Bepre- ' . it V. Pood Conser vation.¦ . cago ,a nuslness. trl i*." -,- .' '¦• ' ' : ' "' ' ' ' ' pn . ';; ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ' ' \ . : V/ Ruling s. • ' . ' ¦ ' ¦ ¥§#" ' . : ' '. • .:¦ " Tli^.rogulal ' meetin g of the district sentative Here. ' ;¦ of medical, advisory board The action some iif wosiheld this |jJ 5^"f members the morning . In :the ,postofflce. -, • At the meeting: of the board of gov- council Monda y piplty night would-lri- The iroTi fence on: the • OPlftb y street eramsnt Dt. the.Qj ilngy.projgut Bureau Richard E. Hackman , directory gK- .dieato that In order to bo patriotic , a b"«!ai» room s 'In' the Wells publisher side of.Woodland cemetery;is- -being ttulldta(.) ,rJ *£! and well known citizen, bas ag;; UwT .would have to beby requested to treated Vitb a new coat of paint, ' ¦ Monday afternoon U B. Boa- been named by United States Commis- that position the. ¦ ,c™»l«loner .. wa«. instructed to ^frnma , govera- RecrdiUiig"' Officer- j J. :• 6, ' Hudson file*°M 'a ,pr otest witli sioner of Labor Bure aus PrentUo to te/joent before they would take it , 'tie . United States succeed Truman* T; Plerson;' ij"bo ' , That an d Jlrs. Huds on' and ' baby will railro ad , administratio n against ' tho w!ag lBT tho ,.suni and substanco of the de- spend, tie ! named by the . agent who-visited here/ Jv. Fourth ot;July; ^ Jlui iista. irppo sed notion ' by the administration ' fj{ ,;b Springfield , reported for duty July 1 .v along nlcely< . , , , ., ' . IVUliam Cnunaey. ¦ lta at the local army recru iting oftlco ~ ' , 1* .I* Bbyer Is now making a sur - v WlJltaln Cramsey, a resident of this • U IS' "5 5, IWd.pl? e 4? hlUl, *""* of Uie PlaTC > ltallan «dv»» " POBts on bank of liio flooded river. ond with :Sergean t Albert Pbirel will i^ihe Three Negroes - . vey of all the railroad crossings tfn ty for 23 years, , died this morning Tbe™ suddon flooding of tho Plave rlver.helped the Italians greatly fn achieving tholr recent munificent vie assist Sergean t John Luhsford In tho the county; Ha. ,wlll. spend the nights , at 4;J0 o'clock ln the residence, 2021 tory . but the huge Jtallan pins played their part, too. Ojo of tho oa guns Is shown lu- tho upp er picture about to work. Tho new officer is on a can- r Vat Shooting Graps In tie country and be- O»k .' aUeet; from complicatio ns, fol- •end a parting remembrance after the retre ating Austrian forces. The lower photo shows tho vassing tour In Augusta- today. , will - ,b.er« ,.onlT during the 'spring floods this year. A shell proof Plavo ar It aDoeare ( Friday and -8alu>dav, thla wrtfc .' .-v , lowing Hn- Illness of nearl y two.years , lookout nnd listening post Is also seen, and in , thube umnnintongnaoi >V Three of the fIvo Negroes arrested having been-bedfas t tor two appears a trench mortar pit with a trooper manninit a trench bombini marhin. .^u ^ ' Sam Oabifl .' physlcal dir ector of the months. ¦;: ' at Ninth and Und . streets Saturday y. M He was born In Ollmer township 68 ,-: night, when a crap game .was raided . C. iA.,.wha ls attending Ui» phy- years ago,- and was marr ied : sical trai ning school at Lake- deneva , to Miss FEW OF u by police, were lined if 10 each after ' Emma Zooier ,of Bur ton. 41 years " COUNTY JUNE 5 conviction by a In Justice of the has been Mil With malaria * aeednlln * ' LOCAL J¦¦;¦ :¦ J ury to, wor d-j recelyed by friends here. ago. Hei*w * member of ,Bt. Francis NEWS V ] ' • Peace E, 3. Bonney 's court , tbpi after- , ; : church and bad .been: employed at tbe WAR INDUSTRY I BOMBS FROM HON Few REGISTRANTSof the county registrantsCLASSIFIED of ",.-: 'noon. . Two Were acquitted. Bobby . Cnarlw ' Uonb lirger and his sliter , Electric Wheel company for 15 years. June 6 who returned their question- r Myers, William Kibbles ul Robert Mrs. Tflton bf. rDalla S' City Ieff:for, Besides .'.hl» wife, he leaves eight J.,Hil, S"" JUr 'i w"U" n SpeckhniUt naires to the exemption board were that city 1 of B30 South Twelfth street ud'Merle '& ¦ Johnson wore the three , who had lost Mon day In Mr. Llonberge r * daughters. Mrs. William Joh ns, of Hoelschor of the PLANES FALL HEAp classified at tho meeting here Monda y > " . i.thelr rabbits ' feet James Davis and launch.. I Mr." >tr! onberger wlu erijoy. Woodland , -Ma.; Mrs. George'Franke, BOARD MEETING same address .wont and the board members are working a" week's to Fall Creek Monday to spend a J? lames Tompklns went free. Tacatidn ;in Dallas City. of Peru, 11!.; Mrs. William Elslng, of 1'- ld Mr8 s b M on the lists today. V The police officers testified to the Mrs. Roy 'A dair ^.wlfe of the »tite' Chicago; -, Mrs. John Regan , of Rock ZVl'.Ham. " ' " ' AMERICAN GAMPS .,-.-' ur rest , how they had observed the » Island , ^ ¦ attorney, has been ;.T.emoved: from ,th« and Mrs. Joe Nodorf, Mrs. Jos IS POSTPONED Mrs. Erd o Beatty and , : game In progress from a window , St , Mary 's hospital where r Stuovor, Mrs. .Robert Broemmer. an d daughter , "Bombs from the enemy airplanes ,' »he un der- Margaret are visiting • Mm. Beatty 's fall no near - found dice on their entry, and a Ja ck- went an operation some days ' ago, to Mrs. Fred Poepplng, ' all of Qulncy ; Ob«rt where we aro stat ioned ;-,¦ pot, and that two Negroes hid und er one son, Joseph M. Cramsey, Of Quln- Chairman Bennett Changes «°" ' Beatty, at Camp Oraut that tho building s Too Lat e t o ¦: her home; . 1123 Chestnut and Is get- Tney wll) be gono for a week. Lieut aro shaken ," writos Classii y i (mall.tabouret aad another under a ting along nicely. •. cy; one slster ,*Mrs, John Rawley, of Beatty Is In Lieut. Cheste r White , from some, ' :bed - ¦ ¦ " •¦ tho 86th division , Com- " !? ' ¦ . KanBas;0 three 'brothers, John Cram- . Time From Tonight to - pany H, 341st Infantry. where In Fr anco WANTED—MAN TO HELP IN FAC- ¦X When Davis urotwtod his Innocence, Mr/ and Mrs ; George Orinimer of scy/ of jQ llmer. townBhjp ; Qeorgo " to his mother, Mr s. tory. Boy over 1C to holp deliver. W. S. Whlla ' WoeumV 1121 HprW , ;. Arthur Hoy, who proseouted the .cue, 31* Cherry street , received letters Cramtey, of Loralno. and Sam Cram- Wednesday. : ' *J ' B- Anderson , formerly manager of 923 North Fourth j | ' . asked him fom their sons, Carl , who is In France , ofr thoi. Union Star line street. Young White says be la now what ho fled under the b«d sey, of Kansas¦, and¦ eight grandc hil- In this city, Is U-OH rtBNT — FURNISHED BOOJIS :\ for. "It was list da law, 1 boss.-Doand Bob. who Is in: Camp at Tacon ia, dren. .. .' ' • " . now In the employ of that company at attending anotbo r officers ' school for tor Unlit housekeeping, nowly paper- v: law. I'd done skalred ob de Uws. I Wash., Monday; both boys saying thai South Bend . Ind. He likes his machine gunners where they arc given cd. ' Inquire 35o Vermont Btraoi. . xi ¦ '¦ ¦ The meeting of tho war .Industry new :* seed dem comln'." _ ¦ ¦ they wero getting along , fin* . surrounding s and wishes practice with the machlno gun only. board; planned tor tonight,.was post- to be remem- Tho only LIVERY RI08 TO HIRE—CALL TEL- Mrs. Henry Wlsklrchen w«' dau gh- Girls Take Lead in - bered to all hls-Qulncy friends. other Quincyans known to be onhona 86X-J or 141H-W- »j ter , MUs Marian poned this morning, until Wednesday In Lieut. Whito 's company are Cap. , ot< 818 Maine stroet. 1 night , by Chairman Walter H. Ben- pounty Clerk Erdo . Beatty received FOR SALB—IRON FIRE-PROOI'" SAFE: leave Friday , evening for Birth Reports Today a card tain Burr Irwln and LJe ut. Royal Jack- riling cabinet, roll toj! ittk Soon Advertise for Bids •• *, Chicago to ¦ , from Prod Dray, a former Jou r- , booll- ' " ¦' ** ' i' . ' T. * -j ' nett when ho word .was received from son, tho threo arriving spend tho • ' , * ' . t In Franpo a fow cfthc, off ice chairs, uewl tiK wceVend with. Romo Wl»- " '" ; i^ J~ nal reportor , signed inachlno. For New Maywood klrchen. who aoksoa~JohriBton , chairma n of the St '.The Weasel. " Mr weeks aso. alul numerous other ujitloleii, hoiiBe- School 'Is statloncd/at the Oreat It's all off. Pro-natal Influenew Qray Is located at CanVqordon Ho ld anil Oftlco furniture. J. II. ' lau ls regional district ,. In .regard to , G o., - llabb- Lakes in the¦ MVal ¦ avJaSon depart¦ , and Is now ti34 Ilampiihlre mr«et. 'i H ' * " - ¦ » - - • - aro disproved. This norhing the Dlrth the classification of Industries as war, doing pfflce'teork In the '; J : Tho school board at MayTfood, Mo., ment, . . . .: . . • headquarter s company. - records of the board of health refuted essential or non-«««>intlal Industries, He says that I'-OIl SALE— TIlnUE SAVES/.* ONO OffJWU probably advents *, soon for bids Clarence Flniey; who liLsUUIoncd at the evidence ' (jlvon Monday that the In the allotment or the materials ho likes his wor k and Bays hello to all very Iar«e w ith steel chest. Prices , and his friends LETTERS RECEIVED fflOM . jp ifor the construction of a new school Camp Ha rry Jones. Douglas, Arts.. 1« war was causlDK moire , boys to bo to Just what classes of Industries , the at tho Court House. ¦ No'r'th'^K'r "" ¦' "•' : aUlhU pthuUdlng. plans for which have , Just in the cavalry: dlvlsibuT and -writes Iborn , ; . Of nine blrtks reported toda y, 20 per cent rulo will apply after Sep- LIEUT. CARL GRIMMER " '"j i:' ,been completed by Architect Sta.rtln that he likes the service ' fine. - He If ivo' wer'e" 'girbi -and four boys, - though tember 1. ( TOR 8ALE~OA« PLATE AND BABrS jgSr. Qeiso of Qulncy. Mr. delae motored says. thore-ls a, great deal of. sand in theI total for . the two days stltl puts Sovr ral Interes ting letters frem lioenrt. l-'ltll 'nhonc No. 2137.J. VI ', ' Anton Ohhcmus of the Excelsior -vj-'to ' Maywood Monday evenin g to-'die- that part of Arl«ona. \. . thei masculine gender In tbe lead. Stove works Is In St Louis today se- Uout .. Carl Grimmer, who Is now in WANTED—A BOY OVED ]« Y1SABS ' details , NOTES FROM SOLDIERS' | ot to work in i ouas of the plans with¦ tho¦ Word has heea recolved in Qulney ' Mr. and Mrs. Albort Frese , 603M curing Information for tho stove man- ' ranee, were rccetvod by his wife and u^o grocery E G i'W.ichool heads. - ' > . , ' ¦' • that Roy Hamptbn. Payson arenuQ, a son , Juno 7; Mr. and ufacturer s section of tho war Indus- ' bis parrots. Mr. and M rs. Brtd.wm, KICt h Mid Soi-lny «ir.. ,, w " ." son of'Mrs. Laur a [, AND SAILORS' .George >;, -The new structure will be of bricl c Hampton, has ar rived in Prance; Roy Mrs. Harry n. , Bourne, 426 York try board, of which section he Is chair- HOME 1 G rimmer of 312 Cherry street , Mon - WANTED-BOY OVER 16 YEARS OF ->t and wood construction,. In the modem is a former Quln cy; bby street, a son, - at Blessing hospital, ' man. day. Ho said }?,™»ke liluo.prints and do gen- r¦i . but enllstsd ^Mr. Obnemus will return to John F. Allison, aged 7o ' years. a lhat ho and Ueut . Ken- «r«["F" office work. ' . strai ght-line style, one-story ' and from Chicago , where Ms' mother lives. 'Juno 3; Mr. and Mrs ; Joh n F.: Sprlck, Qufncy, Wednesday evening, and will native of Ohio neth Elmoro and tho captain of their , . Apply OtlB Elova or Si basement , covering an area of'72 ^4 by Mrs. Hamp ton Is expected , 'bu t a life-long. resi- ¦ In Quinoy 1839 Oak street, a son, June 7; Mr. lay tho facts that he has secured be- dent of Illinois , died In company arc staying with nn aged1 ' :61 feet On the main , floor will" bo for a -visit In a .short time, being In , 1612 fore tho board. ' the hospital I^ench widow and FOR BALE—FIVE ROOM BRICK ¦ ¦¦ and Mrs. . .Wilbur . Beckmeyer July.l at 10 o'clock p. m.. of genoral they had had quite! houso In North End; price right . five class rooms, a smal l teachers' Payeon now. , . , ; ;., ' . South Sixth, a girl, Juno 28; Mr. and Tbe questionnaires sent to the fac- debility. a I liac, for sbo could . quick H ale; pnrlle, lu,vln for ¦ . ] room, principal' s office and cloak He belonged to Company E, speak no Eng- r t)t city Mr. and ' Mrs. idieorgo . Juetto ana Mrs. John T. Maas. 823 Vine street , a tory heads last Friday by B. B. Hoi- 66th regiment , Illinois Infantry. A lish and they no French. They were, If Interested mil 3l»o-w. ii. ,;., rooms. Three qt the class rooms «an their ion Russell, In ¦ company |lrl, at Blessing hospital, June Jit; lister, of the war board, are now com- learning, tho ugh , ;: .'; ; thrown together .to. with daughter; Mrs. Olive Blunt, of LowIb - and know how to, LADIES—pON T FAIL TO HAVE A - be - form. spa- . Mr. and - ing In, and the Information recorded Ut X * .Mrs.; Henry ssslck, left this Mr. and Mrs. Mwrenco j. Ntchaus, ton; 111;, has boen notified. No ar- ask for a .drin k of wator , anyway HoI n VZ' ' *j!° ' , "" Fourth? SL A. .jlom auditoriu m when desire *. morning In a.car for Brookfleld, sio.. therein will bo tabufated at tho meet- rangements Bald" Du ker , 921 Maine. "' stree t can mako you ' 1222 Chestnut, a son, Juno. 2S; Mr. for the funeral will bo that tho rumb le of guns could cfcpe - ¦ r In- the basement will.be thi hoat- where they, will sp<>id tho Fourth at and Mrs. - John W. Wenslng. 1720 Ing Wednesday nliht. raado until lie bo heard ?l'kl " ' '*** or °" > o"" .t mate- '^.' : ftnK plant, fuel room, and lavatories. daug hter Is heard plainly where they Wore and the Esslck home. ^Ir. and Mrs. Ea- North Twelfth street , a girl, Juno 24; fr om. that aeroplan es were flying ovor slck havo been -the . guenU of :be thorn FOR HALE — AN ALL PURPOSE Mr. and ilrs. Ooorgo A. Bardtn. 2024 The Red Cross unit at the Soldiers' all tho time, bm too high to see or"e )0 ol<1: one Juetlcs-for the put few days. „ ¦: j! i ->. """ ¦' Concord " Kim street, a girl, June 6; Mr. and Hom e was requested to meet with them thoug h they could f pMng buggy and harness: one heavy ; | O«ts Heavy Fine for hear the en- harness, ana » John- Bader, who waii: ; graduated Mrs. Walter HaBcrbaiimer , 808 J aclc- Mrs. Rose, sergeant of cottage 12, gines. Ho said, he Is In firat class . one liorso bohter spring from tho Qulncy High school ' ¦ GIRL MECHANICS TO TRY chairman of the Red Cross unit for condition g n io m 3 1 -:¦}[ : Conduc t in the Open ' . this son, a , girl , June 17. and ho sent his regards to Br/°. ' - ,,non; -'^;s'.'w. ° " H ; year, is taking a summer¦ , course %t the yarn has now come and all those air his friends. He had not rccolvet ¦ tho Bradley Polytec hnic ' school In HANDS ON CARS NEXT WEEK who can knit sweaters and socks for ^° R L,E"T TH :E poUKTiI size '¦; ;> Elmer Harerland aad Laura. Doyle Qlrls-wiU begin work Monday for any letters rro m homo and was arii- foMlnfff?Mi ^ pool tableS ?-In ffood condition Pcoria. Mr. Bader was tho ' assistant a trial as car mechanics at the Irwln the boys over there , can get b usy and louBly awaiti ng Can bo sro,, Ht SJ2 vinn. " ,W Were arres ted at tho home of the ' MILTON LUBKER HAS work. , th em nnd he said ho 'Phone !J55. : ' manual training teacher at Webster Motors company. The girls will don would be very glad lo Heir from his —« . . JO /: ' Poylo woman and her mother , 311 school for a abort while this year , and Mr. and . Mrs. Marian Qabrlal . cot- ' %. York street , early Monday evening ARRIVED SAFE OVERSEAS overalls for the work and a numbor f riends. His address Is Co. B, 123rd LOST — A BROWN. FULL BLOOD ', plans to spoclallio In ¦ that line of bavq applied , for tbe positions and If tage 13, and hospital, have been tr ans- Machi ne Gun Battalion, A. cockerel Spaniel Saturday evinlns ft by Patrolman Fred Seharnhoret and. work. - ' • . • ' . Mr , And Mrs , Fred Lubkcr, of 1226 ferred to coftage 20, E. F. Has lonir ears and .lull tali. V . Detective Henry Melse on a char ge of ' they prov e thotmclves efficient It may lo tho_ namo Answers North Sixth atreot, formerly of 611 mean tbe beginning or girl mechanics Mrs. Mar y Olllenwater, collage 7, Drownle. Kinder nlfaii :$• disorderly conduct . Their ' actions Mrs. F. A. Whyers and two daugh* who has been visiting call 'phoni. 28OS-J ii i- m. Cj'"" ; had been observed ' t«r» of Mt Sterlin g, formerly ¦ of South Sixteenth ntrceL received a card In many other lines here. her children : ' through the win- . thin morning th ^t 'their soft, Milton for several weeks, has returned from Only 83 Saloon Men FOR RENT—WELL FURNISHED ¦:." Mows by neighbors , two of whom , Mr s. Qulncy. loft Monda; - mornlna " for furlough; large »ltt front hul l room , • ;• Oeorge Dennlson and Mrs, Wright Curryvllle , Mo., for a visit with hoif Itubker; lias arrived safe oventea?. Ho DAILY BIVEIt nciiLKTIJT. Have Their Licenses Mtt l "modern .';<• i«rere In cojirt to testify against ttav. ather , and then will go to Seattle, 1b in this engineering corps , and enlist- - Itatlon. Hannibal, Mo. Observations a KSfffainfaR.'"* j " &?i 1 ¦ Wash., ed April Iff, leaving (his country about taken at 7- a: m., HUmmbr time. * Three Permissible 'Lies, " ivferland this morning. ' Haverland and will probably make their But 83 saloon licenses had FOR BALE—RETAIL BUSINESS; Fix :" June 14. , ., • ' ' . .. Flood Height Chango " A. Boswell of Bagdad, " who Is s been Is- turi-» rounoliilMo; '. pleaded guilty but the court order ed home In that city. . Mrs. Whyers has itatfon*-t ' l ifter© uf river slnce-Jaat su ed at 3 o'clock thi s afternoon. »tocli lit wholesola .- philosop her Only DrlM«. -o«-iu.r leaving for urinj- .Kn . the evidence heard and-. assessed .a been conducti ng a millinery store in Fuot. Kcet. report. and a prophet In E. V. two licenses woro taken out today Anilrenti F-n, t:n I'i ., - •• . St. raul H 2. .r * Journal. x6 ' - nns of 126. . • Mt Sterling...... , 1 in.l Luras ' book, giVes utterance to this There wcro 125 licences In force dur- J. F. FRAKE MRS. SGOtT Davenport I fi 4..7 —1.3 FOR RENT—8IX Lummle Powell AND Keokuki ,. :> .;.IK .V6 —0.« bit of information ; "Every lie shnll ing the half year , coding Jun e 00. O( ROOM FLAT ALL was remanded to modern, at 301 1-s atare«l hank. 'jj . workhouse Gets Two : MflRRlED IN MT. STERLING Hannibal .....1.1 7.7 —o.r cording angels,, with the exception of Mayor Thompson says. Threo others ^ when his caso came up in pollco cour t Loulnlann 12 6< _[.! FOR RENT—THREE " Kt. Loll ls .....30 ' 17.3 0 three ; n have expressed their Inten tion of quit- ROO1I lfLAT ' Hus ky this morning, at the request of City J. F. Frako and Mrs. Eearl ScotLboth .0 lie told In order to reconcile . with all modern coni-anlaneea, at ' Negroes Today ting. That loaves 36 saloons without 1 0,. 1-3 btute. ¦ Attorney Roy Johnson becau se of, the olalmins 'Quinoy as their home, were . i ni«o. ps)ii. two men ; a lying promise made by a Inquire at tStato Street absence of Important — UcenBou. Tho numbe f of Ihcso that PRnh - t< • ;; witnesses; Pow- married Sunday in Mt. Sterling by Jus- niVHIt HOHBCAST man to bis wife, nnd a lie In •which a will continue . j . Jefferson Klnney, a frequent guest ell was arrested at Fifth and'Oak tice J- A. McCabe. Mr. Frako is a The river will 1 all . steadily for ntv- man , In operation or ceaso WANTED L1 . oral days. Tho fall wilt bo about 4 when engaged .In war, makes a bus|ness.Is unknown. — EXPERIENCED WASH- ; of Chief Melton 's at the police hold- Btrccts Monday afternoon when he at- painter and he expects to find a po- pro mise womun. 'Phone 2505, ,s iSJ over, and Benry Donnelly, who has tempted an assau lt upon J. Pocras. I of a foot In the next 34 bourn. or « threat " ^^^^^^-^^^"^^^^^™™ sltloni ar ound Mt. Sterlin g:. B.U^^ WALDltON.^H • ¦ w ^ ^ > ] hlmj elf been In the clutches "ob de ^ ^ ^¦¦¦IB II ' I ' ll III ,, ¦¦ ¦~i:l law* more than once, told Judge A.TTA BOY! TJ , S. FIG rHTERS PLAY BALL Rema rkable "Apo logy." ;{j 'lBeardon they tried to ride the blind An attorney addressed the court as ~{r- ibaggsgo. car, on a K-Uno train to La TO HELP SICK AND WOUNDED ALLIES " penilemen. 1* Instead of "your hon* ;ffi Orange to work In a ¦ stono quarry, ore. " nftor he had concluded a SJ-fwhen explaining their arr est at the brother of the bar reminded him of KfiHjlnrlington station . Monday night, by Ms erro r. He Immediately, rose und S< [.'Patrolman Frank Hoilender . The decided that npologlzed thus: "May It please the gyjlud ge some ot.Quiney 's coort. In the bate of debate I called KiistreeUseeded macadam and assessed j-er honors gJ 'each. a tine, of »5, with costs, 17.25 gentlemen. I made a mis- SJft-jJach , or Mtt days In the workhouse. take , yer honors , and humbly opolo- Elz e." TODAY, TOMOST BOW AND S ATSUESDAT RI H

ested on For gery . Build Character Firmly. . Charge 3 Years Old The charact er ' which you ara con- strutting , Is not your own. It Is the building materia l ont of which other Bessie rWUIlam Beamah was ' Love I arrested Js MjTjr . Saturday and broug ht to. Quln- generations will quarry stones- tor- the KibUer by Deputy Sherif f Ed Smith. tem ple of life. See to |t, therefore, BBl .aJTest wa&-tun resul t of an old that it be-gra nite and not shale. Srter y charge , and Seaman will have illvhearin g this afternoon. Tile pr ls- " jjjjir . has lust finished a two years ' "To Thine Ownsel f Be True ," mtence for forgery in the Missouri If a man -lias noUilng to reproach Ski«'Pen itentiary. He was himself with, he can bear anythin g.— 1 released • ' ¦ twr toying f»« amoun t of the forged Ph illips Brooks...... - .. ' . the Great M X^i(II««^ .Aii mnia ' cnshlo n Seyenth jtegiinent ' * mil _ br««e ^ your . * iM^ek- m&pt , whbi«»»i»- Held Motor Sapply Co Retai l ¦yP£V$e' held M thi. Armory American auomionsoldiers and FUNERALS | B amp^fievenin g b«forS -tho,. cdm. sailors playing ball in Farls. 1 Children 5c, tax lc,' total 6c |B FCKgJUL DUJECTOK , UlfnEBT AJC- KB AHD 3MBALMER, WfflwE^I& ^hy W?*? 011 D t JOSEPH FRBIBURO. NO. 811 MAINE ? ¦- ¦ ^P^x^^oser ' ^^^x^^ •i •tree ^;, :.T»up |»one:380 ;j; r., ' -/ . ;;\ - mmmm^M ^:^ y^^^' , . : dM-i!!& '£&j£u Zit^Mi&iitM * ¦ ¦ ¦ - - ' •- . l W • ' l • ¦ (he early part of the season and also DO GMESSENGEES CARRY ENEMY ORDERS; ' BISHOP TO, [ LOCAL NEViuiy S^-W/ta itf|i Charles Dick of the Stem 'store Is BREEDING OF FANCY tncreaso and improve- their flocks to let wound : ill. • . - . . . • .. - • •, through , his Head the bS . . buy standard males of general pur- of Col.'.- Tame *:, flW. Cltotoft WWS ; Mrs, . Clote 'or Bdlns. Mo. Is 111 at pose breeds becaifte of the additional States LIMA THE FOURTH ¦ POULTRY BY FANCIERS .artny,j.wja jfpun£llei& li|SI St Mary 's hospital. ' "" .: . • site and weight such males will give apartment * of hl/r ' physlctM ,\jraji ; CBy Staff -Correspondent] the chicks, to proiy Steffcn Fabyen or,Mac omb spent -.A. D.. Smith, secretary of the toy nothing of the he- was a gueBt -.Col: Clinton iirat-ffl U Lima, 111., July 3.—Una .township Sunday In Quincy. V'He la-waiting his able increaae. In-cgsT,'production.' From posed to have killed himself bhSB ¦ Quincy Poultry and Pet" Stock asso- Red Cross Boclety aro making; great call to.'the ormy.; . '" ' ' - . . ' • ' 1 ono tij two pounds extra.welght pan be after tbe pby»Icu *3neft ;fbf',MsidSS preparations for the Fourth of Jul y ' ' " ' ciation , submi ts a statement from the put on tho. chicks from ordinary farm No motive for the killing has eo&m QueWof the 'West; R? N. !Ai whist. official publication of, tho agricul- hens by u«lng males of 1 ' ¦ ¦"•,- ¦ -;: • ¦* ¦ picnic, which la planned to be a great Wed. eve, Eagle halL .for War Btatnpii ' approximately light - - . . .v ' . • •\»-*la8 . tural department on the valao of rais- Standard weight of Rhode Island Reds Col. Clinto uire torned - recen BUcoeBB. The . committees were ap- , ' • Mrs. Myrtle Lodg aod small'dAUKh- ing so-cajl," that will . Ojj«ffi 7 and. WyondotteSi Plymouth Hooks and stance , where-her Vwsi assigned}! pointed six weeks ago, and have teen ter , areVvlflltloj !i.lMr,.-aild-" (Mrs; ipB. pror e" of Interest to chicken raisers. ' Orpingtons." _ . • ¦;• " . " '¦ • ' . . - ¦;•«- very 'buB y -with all kinds of plans. A Alexander.ln ¦' • ' ' ' ' - ' ' special duty W(ttn ;tha .French, '-ffip S LeAPralde . MlL-P ;.,;( It ls as follows: ' ^ ; . ; .'.. , ' . ^. , .- He Was awaiting assignment .' . - - . - . . . - . - - ...... ¦ •Miss. .Hedwig Bitter / ri£u r4ed' «op- /' "T ^ere,.shcraldvnpt; bo any.'dlscour : t - \ i 47 years old.-' : •;:• ' -•/ '.v : vVSgfi a fish dinner with ltB trimmings will day mornin g . after spendin g /»". two agement of the breeding of what Is ho served at ndon , and a chicken and ^eekB' vacation. In.points near Quincy. ordjiiwllr, Imown ^ as.' .fariJy, poultry. fish- supper will be served. In tho>ve- Tha t term ' Is 'usually applied to the nlng. . Sandwich counters) Ice cream , Mrs. L. ' drlesbaiim . who ' llvesr east The joy of feeling fit and! of town, has gone to Chicago to spend Standard br eeds, an kept by;speelsjl»ts ' :\kf^0\.:^' soda pop and confectionery stands will Who produce exhibition; bjrda. That Alderman MeNntt JTorM JTnle fresh rewards those whotl grounds , ' -: '* tho-Fourth of July with Mr.' and Mrs. tte Stroefs ' be scattered over the ¦ ¦ pract ice has! always resulted In . more . . Safe: for Women . heed the lam of health;! The Tenth Regiment bind ot .War- George Moador. '. . • ..' ¦;¦.. .,' . ' ' ," . ITho TToar Fashiona ble Shoos. day. or less general Improvement of. pou l- . ¦mm?M saw has been engaged for toe Frank Boland , ' assistant -local re- try , and should continue to perform and keep the habits This band is composed of 23 Instru- cruiting office? for the navy, ladles, , ' leases ju st that . function at this time wbeo If was Just before adj ournment rl ments played by 22 men ,an d 3 . Wednesda y ,on a fjve-day furliiugh , the wider keeping , of a better .grade^ ' and haB great success .wherever . ' It whlchjhe , spend-to-his Mond ay plght' s city ' council meeting. will home In, of poultr y stock* canndt fall to result City. Clerk Chicago.' -'/v . . . ¦-< r ,'.' ,' V. • . /- :. .: Duke Schroer had Jdst fin- Bishop Fawcett of Quincy . irtji ' ' be ^ ' In on Increased production. ; The work lihed reading. several of the WdlousI J ;He lB an abli Fine white Italian Milan haU—iho of the poultry, specialist also gives en- the orator of the day. very latest styles. . Crooks Bros. >' - • long sidewalks brdlnancos—those long orator and will to an inter esting arid couragement to. tho' general farmer repetitions E (MS John: F.r Garno f, Mr. and MrB ;..;Oebrge ; ' left and -the nack -^ard . poultry keeper to qf . legal forms and formal- instructive speaker. . . . Well* ities, many. Inches of close type , f ha: also o£ Quincy will lead the-com mu- Monday ufternoon-for Dayton, Ohio , take better care of their flocks. ( ' . * ' 1 1 ¦ must- ' .be endured -Dy-th e coutacir ' nity singing, an Interestin g. feature , and will later go east Their dau gh- "While the main effprt Jo the (pro s- be - can assist ter-in-law, Mrs: Edward Wells, of Day- ent war-time) campaign ', to 'Increase fore new Bldev/alkB can be. constructed. m 3j.rfAPILLSM«Jda.btt. W<»ttV. and one that all who will, , 1~t ;a be made, ton, died -last. week. , ' ''Ovef aroawayB ," otp., ad inflnltum, 6floJSEmrwkm.^ hbwlOo-.jic. ' -,;j.-;|> This-can the nation s- Btpcks- of productive poul- in, Is the parade. .; ' : the ordin ance was read and Alderman a success by all taking an Interest In Tho Inventory of tho Leonard Mc- try Is to be directed . t6 -the farmer J. B. McNutt arose . • It! ¦ Let ¦ the. stores , lodges, churches , and the city householder ,;it . does ; not Whilo.trying , to get back to headquarters with a military message, this way. Ciiiie estate 'shows real estate valued "Gentlemen , there are many of the» * societies all take part In Born e at J16.000, chattels of unquoted value, follow that the specialist. (the breed- prismatic aro away ..covers, in which- enemy dispatch'dog was caught In tho wire entanglements . Members of an Red OroBB , mothers , ' fathers , ' ers o£ standard fowl): In j poultry pro- American dutpost patrol heard the whining of the dog-and mercifully shot The . who cash auiountlng to 121.70 and notes ; the glass prisms have been broken. ¦ brothers and sisters of ."our boys" and accounts amounting to |805. ' duction cannot render good service In The.-vprevalling fashj bns of :footweaf tho animal as it was trying vainly lo free Itself. . ' 'In service get in. HnCi ,..Decorate ,| . : however, -find are your ' this cause. He may, aro such that women who walk over your automobile ,, br ing out - Archie: Hagenah of Dresden, O., ar-' It' desirable and.' . conducive . to bis these are In dang er of their heels slip- - ponies, get your little folks .ready to rived in Quincy:Monday: to visit.his grealer.pro flt to dlvoralfy hU farming ping thr ough the holes,, and catching Minneapolis Newspapers Liberty Motor Pleases fide on the wagon that wlll .be at ^the brother, Henry Hagenah;, and 'family and tripping "them: There have been ¦ - ' and producd a larger proportion of his Increase Price One Cent in Test Seaplane Flight Red Cross rooms . for them. . • of 1005 South Sixth' street. over tho feed stuffs bn ' hls own-groun d. ' , ¦ - several, accidents, several women have '¦ For the aucti on' sale thore will be Fourth of July. Ho expects W;leave ¦ ¦ lost .heels, .and , ! movia that ^the coun * - use- ;¦ ¦ > "Every 'farmer who becomes : inter- many.beautiful ar ticles as well as next Monday. _• , - , - . . . ' '.-, '. ested In Increasing and lmproTlng -iln ell vote that all these areaway prti- Minneapolis , Minn., : Ju ly 2.—Three Washington, July 3.—A report from fuVones.* WU. Wade of. Quincy has motlc covers be repaired. " ' Minneapolis papers ,' 'the Journal , the Tics Admiral Sims to Secretary Dan- feature Mr. and Mrs. 8. -E. Carnes and Mr, farm poultry and every town resident been instrumental In this. ( 0j and Mrs. panlel7Dnnbani- motored- to who begins to; 1teep '> Jmultry In the ' The . aldermen all thought or their Evening Trlbnno and Dally News, In- iels . says -a recent test In European ¦ day, having many things dona ted wives and daughters and decided thai waters, of a seaplane propelled by the - the ' . Quincy trorji.Plttsdold Saturday . aft-' back-yard . Is ' going to buy ' stock, or creased their price of the paper from ' W*r~ 'EJVt- usiiy Quincy: ¦ _ . . ernbon spent Sunday .hore with. " ihe condition of the Bldewalks must Liberty motor demonstrated that the ^'^ m ¦ ; Program.. , and' ¦ eggs for: hatchin g, or. • baby1 'chicks. bo perfect for thosevwho wear the f, to t cents. The Sunday Issues of engine has better climbing and load- concert. . ' Mr, and ' Mrs. J. (Hi Crafton of ; 81* This should cause at least the normal tiniest of French heels and the mo- the Journal "and Tribune , will bo 6 carrying qualities than any of the best ' 10 A. M., Band North'SljtUi street . •.: - > '. : u A. M.. Parade. --¦ ;, . ; demand for birds, : eggs and chicks In tion-carried unanlmouslr. cents Instead of « hereafter . ' European types. . . 12 M to 1:30 P. M., Dinner , Eye. ear, nose and throat. Dr. .Btan- ' " AFTE RNOON. nus, 601%-«03H. Hattip pt ,. . • I-Si P. M.,,?and concer t.^' . \ E. F. Hunsaker and family; are vis- ' 8 P. M., Communit y singing, led by iting Mr, Hunsaker's parents, tMr. and John F. Garner. Addre ss by Bishop Mrs. .George Hunsaker of Liberty, also Bed Cross auction sale. ¦ Fawcett.¦ ¦¦ • ' his sister, Mrs. C, O. Buttl. .A-brother, B^B^B^B^B^bV' i3 . - EVENING. -: - . # ^^ ^ b |s|s|s|s|s|s|s|s|s|s|s|s|s|BbV1 ^^ l^^^^^ M ^ZV '^^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ ¦^ alBlMllllBW ^ ^te. .^^^ BlBtBlBii ^i^i^i^i^i^i^i^fei^lW ^^ . '| Bi . Alonzo Hunsaker, and family of Kan- J ^^^^^^^^^^^^ lg 6 to 8 P. M., Supper. . sas City, are also visiting at Liberty. "7-.30 to 10 P. M.,' Band cenccrt. Com- |H munity flinging, Jed by John F. Garner . C. H. Pool and son Emmerson of y^ Los Angeles. Cal., arrived Saturday t^^H^^K ['v^^^^^^HHisiBB^BXc^^l^^B'BiiBi^^^^By /^^l^v^^^^^Hfi^v night for a visit with Mr. Pool's niece ¦ , Mrs. Tom Baldwin.7 Mrs. ' Pool will GHAUTAUOUA loin them later, having stopped in It COMMUNITY Scott; Kan., for a short visit with OPENED IN GRIGGSVILLE her; Bister. '. - . - - ' - Bargains - In trimmed and ¦ tratrlm- .' . ' HJy ' Btaif Correspondsnt.} . med hats, f 1.G0 and f2.60. Values utf . Origgsvllle. III., July 2.—Tho Com- to 16.0V. Crooks Bros. ' . munity Chautauqua opened In Orlggs- vllle -today and will continue fivo Miss . Edith StabenaU of tho High days. The program seems full of school faculty has sufficiently recov-¦ good' things and thd local committee ered from a. recent : operation at has been active and is making an ef- Blessing hospital' to depart for San fort- to make. a. great success of the Benlto, Texas , where she will ,«p«nd the ' remainder 'of. the summoc wtth 'chautauqua this year. Two sessions ^ ¦ will be held epch day, with a Junior hor parents and slater. ' - ' ,- ' , chautauqua each foronoon. Owing to' the powor.boat re gatta Don >t forgeftoo LltUe Star.ShlnfII The Program. at Rock Island th is week- there will lag Parlor.and Hat Cleaning .ShoaJK . Today—The lltrrtlees entertalnors, bo no mooting at the Powor Beat (mly first class work goes hisrt ^H In'the' afternoon. War lecture, "Back club as Boveral of the members are Money refunded , If not satisfied. i|||l F,rom Hell," Samuel Cranston Benson, attendin g the regatta. ' . Tho Oom CltJ ' in the evening. will'be.represented by Miss Quiney affn' s and t adlei1 Panamas...... "J »K : \ Second day—Lecture and demon- owned by C. H. Padgett ' '. '' , Ladles' and Men's Felts .....: MM stration of community singing. Dean Spend the Fourth of July at the SL 1 ¦ AtcCuichan. - Illustrated lecture, Vincent Homo Picnic at the Home 'Jj iai;;; wobk:: ;, eiiyLB ^i^ ^ ¦'Btrth of: an Oriental Nation," Dr. ¦ ¦ ¦¦; groundB, - N. 10th' street Dinner.and ¦^-¦- -' -' --¦iSi '*' '-. -rf• ¦- . ;>.^h .Frederic Poole. ' supper served. All kinds of aranse ^ . Third day—Imperial Kunalan quar- ¦ :¦ ¦ ments. . ," ' ' :" r ,' . - —'- ." , : - Alex Demers l tet Lecture, "The City and the Soil," ^ S ¦ 1 ClfiA LETTE * ¦; E ' ¦; Dr. B. L. Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Baldwin , Jr ., and ' ;;•; ^jSM Htonpshir e ^iM Fourth day—Fischer 's Exposition bab y, and Mrs. Kate Pool of Council orchestra. Miscellaneous, dramatic and Grove , Kan., and C. H. Bacon of jkjdkStar Shining Parlp|§f patrlotlo readings, Miss Marvel Mil- Platto county, Mo., who havo -been ler. . . -. ¦ .. ' visiting the post 10 days with Mrs. .'Fifth day—Hugh Anderson operatlo Tom Baldwin, bavo left for the .home quintet War lecture, "Tho Trenches of Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin In Brown- ' ^^ntiit^UFBvaximW«l Ump '^*m In America," Andrew H. Harnly. wood, Mo'., motoring there; ««^ ;C«| K "J Olilvl Miss Ida Skoog. teacher In. the-Q.. O. B. C, Ttturned from her month' s Drainage District vacation Monday; which she spent at Eckman '/AUerallve I her home In Kansas. "V?. O. Wilson, . ti^aruian S".? 1 Commissioners Name.d another teacher , also returned Mon- . ^ ./ ^ ^ ¦ day and O. I. Smith left for northern • ¦ A. B. : Rogers was appointed In tho Illinois by motor. Miss Jehnlo Clem

dAutobed fob cashv OHKi ilra I:' ,"' • " - ¦' ; ' • • • . - " ' ." . " ' "frQM I Prompt delivery to any¦ Part otillB! ¦ ¦ ¦ 0**- ' • " This Thrift Way j I¦ *?¦ .: ; . . . ,- ¦' ' ' ^^ B Via ' I ' -..: . • . ! y»one »s».w * 'm m "K" J | The Summer way, the cool way, the quick way,¦ 'Jl ,ea& ' the money taxing way: . ¦ ¦» ' Comfort Shoe M>&" I Tor Men,' Women and Children. - Cood rich f * • » »2a.OO ¦ -B; P. STANNUa^ * I . • hnomBx of ' . " • ilma t , Now, while conservation 1b the " M.ckiaac LrUlS ej S-iUL " "6rdor. of tho Day," and every- af-Dtj-L akoOndiig thing that tendB to Increase- bod-' SaSSfe.?^- I ,"' Olau« S.^ferS earneUy uued ^M^M by th« .¦SI . lly heat (s also in" the discard, - See scenic Wisconsin shoreline; 0 - these light springy canvas, rub- picturesque Green Bay, Washing- , Sffioaf "*™ i ^ ***! ?$mk ber soled, half-shoes will add , : ton Island and itswildftceniegran-' - deur and beautiful M»^MriiiB~Takl ' Immeasurably to your dolly¦ comfort . '_ , . . . - , T.CBATOBAVDi-Jirinhb-tUbM u. - . . Show your patriotism and T.HIBIECOH-DUhh& Ti-S*.M iZ ¦ - ' DR. H. F. LAFIJ ^fgffl I treat your feet to a real Vaca^ T<*wmLUu-t*m.rrt.7sku»JLiZ. • , tlon at the same time—.wear Connections with trains and Inter- only Keds all summer long and urbini. Autobuses ind ferrie s. ' be Bura you buy them HEKB" chiro pra gtorI . wljere you'll find a wortli while ¦ Write for Free Vacation Gnijet w saving In every pair. . "Mic higan .WUconjin Retortt " 'Ladles - Bhould aBk- for -our ^Rewrtl and Trip." . , . ^' ^ l ? ^^ l Emma Lou and SiBter' SUe lines. i iiil iiii.i iiji *y' siBLy *•*• • T. C. ¦ i i Ctiosfa.uw.j u. tL I PQLIIia' ^^ H fni. Berter &' Son MHVlJMP H »oa°> rkUn> h CENTS ¦ 533 N. Twelfth tBllmijSu' IBililSH mi£&lS£0U> I ' ' for ¦ :ta;ii M ' ' ' ' ¦ ib^w iasHH ' <*^^ ¦ ¦" ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ' ' ' " ¦ ' ' ' • ¦ ' '" B. ^ ii ^^^ »H ¦• ¦ ' ¦: ¦ ' • - • • ¦ • ' ' - : • "¦. . ¦. - . , 13. , . - - , . . . ., 2O . ^ W^^5^, Ing here, was a man of sterlin g char- vi expioBivee, staling mat it was -now ¦ " EIGHTEEN ¦ DIFFE RENT NATIONAL ITIES , ' . ' | acter and his death Is ' re gretted here. the intention of the government to cat *' - " U. S. OFFICIALS He was bqrn In Miami ,-- O., October 4; off the -use >oHlreworks ,-but th»t- n»' 1 .,,.;, ,,:.. UNITE IN CELE BRATING JULY FOURTH ' 1849,- And was married to Miss Laura fireworks costtngrov er. 10 cents could PNDAY NIGHT Jones in Indiana , June 26, 1872, governors -ot city code. ' Mayor Thompso n deceived orderly conduct, Noel Pemberton-Blll- il«&i( Ilcll was one the Frei ght Bureau. The government wor d from F. A. Pcabody, . votin ft to ' assistant lng, 'member for Hertfordshire, was W§jH *ny weeks, the nlderaen has appropriated a- large suni .' fof to the government director. In ' charge forcibl y removed "by the officials. ®ifl)6urn at 9:16, an hour and a hall bar ge, lines oh the river and the ex- l ' ¦ |§f§ij|i er (has some of the famous ses- perts now are visiting' the cities of ' ' p ilint ' of the laat two months. . Free tho upper river tto. see if there is a telephone franchise for the real need for a boat lino above St m Jft Hj che*. Louis. Mr. Whitney and Mr ,.Bontecou Mothet/ WhyDp rf t 11 i&iteerlcan Telephone and Telegra ph lef) for Hannibal, after completing M Co." ana Toutlno busin ess were taken their Investi gation hero. . .' Commissioner .Boswell told the . In- ' vestigators that no greater service p^' Tft* Biwr mi left unh ampered in You Take Nuxated Iron saloons aid the llcens- could ie rendered Quincy than the re- f$ jlis'. eontrol of _ ' transportation. Bar ges ,tnd Be Stronjr and lVell and Hsto Nice police comri ilssloh- vival of river Kost Cheeks Instead of Being &i Ing thereof. The could be used' to brin g coal, lumber, NerVous and Irritable All (he Time and Looking Ho Old)— 'ordinance committee and Corpo r- Hagftard and Ik erai iron and ore, and tho manufactured The Bootor Gave Soine to Suiie SmJth 's Mother' w jitlon Counsel- Charles L. Bartlett met articles could be re-shi pped south ' an d She TVas Worie Off Than Ton Aro and p before the council session , and pre- aKaln, says Mr. Boswell. ^^^^' if T^ of 200 Son She " Looks Just Fine, ¦ §j f ont« re port on th» petition t - - . 'dUKm^wSm^Aa. K^ ¦ t ffs factori es near the sa- A^B^k^^Bflk employes In Any. Woman Ifb'o Tires Easily is lrrlta> . • Sfi loons of Ber gmann Brothers and Hen- MRS. MARY FITZPATRICK /KB' i York and aro going to celebrate -' Independence Day together/ . • Klnderhook , 111., July 2.—Mrs. Iron ." , says Dr. F«rfllnant Kins, a New ¦ absolut e power In the matter , that Thrift Stamp campaign in New E. Fltzpatrlck died at tho home of her York phyilclun and ijAr ^WR& i'V , ' - iS ;,V had .Medical Authur. "I MO7 ^SiSi» 4tl~ :.->'W v' th» ' council had no power, and there- granddaughter , Mrs. Mayme . McCarl, have , at ronsl y empha- , J Qy ^tV f:w' M' tho mayor should be left to han- street signs- will bo erected, an- near here , Saturday afternoon at the Bl» ed the fact that -. , L . , 'C^ ^ vy^^ ff ;i for * ¦ doctors - should pre- f %iw '¦ip. die the situation as*e saw fit. Tho nounces Mayor Thom pson. The signs ago of 75 years. She was born In •crlbe more organic ^.^^^M^^^H^^k ¦ ¦ ¦¦ k '"9tt* " ¦ "• ''' 'AppBal. m hl j ^^Bk .: . LOOAL NETft£T _ were ordered but fhe scar- M lddletown. p., Slay 1, 1843. gmm^^^^^ —. «".)report waa unanim ousl y adopted. [ ] a year ago , . ¦ ¦ ft i Telephone Franc hise Difficulties. dt y of labor has been so great they SUMMARY OF "Aunt Mary, " as she waB familiarly ,• ;, One difficulty after another had Frank (Peggy) Myers spent Monday never have been placed about the city. known, had been HI for some months , ¦¦ on bu d- but the past tew weeks had boon able ;«>b«tn overridd en by David- F. -Hall , afternoon In Clarksvlllev Mo.,¦ Misses Rose and Anna Postner of ' ¦ •¦; . ' • ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' - to be up and around and Saturday de- !;?- showB assets j woa*. l^ t®- ^ B£?i ••JvfWH Hf llrcl1 - Next lake two ' the river , now mers, 1828 Vino street . lett Monday 1865,. and he preceded her In death 4 point five miles acro ss amountin g to 11,059.36. * ' whoro the y wjll Washington. -, FurnlBbin g liquor to May 21 1904. To this union 11 chil- Iron by Centr al Union company, night for Wllwaukeo. , Iron boj« from the ¦&7P- tliroo '#Otfm *ted , The a. W. Hill came to Quincy this spend the summer , at the homo of their soldiers within prlvato homes was for- dren were born, those survivin g be- XLS&S^SSmB^R tlm«» ' ner ,"ln' the Interest of unified control of Wil- * better ser- mornin g ,and remained , here to take Sister. Mrs. F. H. Holne. They will bidden by new re gulations Issued bj ing Frank, of Kansas City, Mo.i B long distanc e business and their - ' " . - city, 111.; Edwin, of fJ for out the excursion to Canton this aft- Bpend a sbOrt . tlme In Chica go on Secretar y Baker. , liam , -of Olbnoa m ^^ "^m ^ ^^ ^mH S*lee and Monda y night he hoped ¦ wife of James i/° ¦ ^~oda cracker., bl.culn. ,l»hln Bly Incrciuioil their »t?°nirt n and nin g to have a big celebration. - " In Mexico. . . - . of BluffB , 111. Besides the m.caronl farl- «n ion, .Mr. and Mrs. Kenner Seaton, 026 u pon to do so may St. Anthon y's branch , No. 11, In St. food by u.lng some form at organic XrVf.T'lf ,n. - p r ove wor ; in • ¦ '• was on his feet "The man misunder- 's brunch, No. Iron, Just aa you Would ut>Q salt when ua«.n«s. l *&*n North Slith street, , apent the day plato glass Jo hn 's school; St. Peter •>-stand«," he said. Said Alderman Sun rays through the , In St. Boniface club hall , aqd St ycfat food has not enough salt." Manufncturnni' Not e—N'uxfvted Tron - 1 In Cam p Point visiting In the homo window I gnited firework s, in tho win- 16 , "J ron Is ftbvolutely n^ceebai y to en- which la prascrlbet] and recommended Tompkino. "I don't believe the author of Mr. Beaton 's parents , Mr. and Mr *. per Monday. Rose's branc h. No. 52. In Sti Rose able your blood to ' change food Into above by iihynlclanN In not a aueret :3;'' what Is ttskod. " dow of Frank Hink cm RESPECTED liv ing tliiauo. Without It. no matter remedy, tjt that letter knows Richard Beaton. , ' Tho dama ge was confined to the brok- school. LOUIS WILSON but on* which Jn well known ' Similar expres sions oa,mo from other how much or what you eat, your food to druirjrlHta. Unllko tno older Inor- - : A few shin gles were burned by fire en window. Water was th rown on tho merely poaHea throuffh you without do- Ranlc Iron products it la easily amilm- .' ;,alaerm«n. Alderman Tom pklns then - RESIDENT OF KINDERHOOK tnir you any ffood. You don't get th« Hated do*n not Injure tho tenth, ' city at 1430 this morning at the home ot burnin g fireworks and It was not Man , 73, Admits He make :;moved that Section 718 of the , Alt Mardyman , on Cherrr between necessary to call on the tiro depart- IBy' Staff Corre»pona«ntJ tf trnngth out ot It, and as a conso- them black nor upset thn atomnch. The ' suspended and the ordinance gucnoc you become .weak, palu and manufncturorn KUarantco sUccotiBful - . - *f code be Tenth and Eleventh > streets. , LJKlo ment . Killed Three Persons K lnderhook, 111., Jul y 2.—Louis Wil- sickly looking, just like & plant trylntr and entirely satisfactory.resultH to ev- . , ;;' read n second and third time by Its damage was done. ' The cause of tho to grow In a aoll deficient In Iron. It ery purrhaaor or they will refuitd your ' Oswego. N. Y.»- July 2.—At the a go son,) who died In St. Mary 's hospital, " ' Xi .title, Alderman McN ntt objected, as blaie is unknown. 1. U Niswander has received word you aro not Btrong or well, you owo It money. It in rllHpenspr) in. thin rliv by ' : from ttio U. S. - patent offlco at Wanh- of 73 yearn Charles Gcro confessed ac- Quincy, Juno 29, a fter a severe attacli 10 yourself to make the following test: Miller & Arthur Drug Co., Klefcr's > the letter re quested that the board poisoning , resultin g from an -<¦ ' Chamber of Com- Geor ge Stelnbrecber, night driver ot In gton through hU attorne y. Judco cpr ding to the police, to tho murd er of blood Ho e how long you can work or how Pharmacy, Brown & Mays Drug Co., J. of "directors of. tho " has resi gned from of his wife,, 72 years old ; his brother , injury received while, razing a bufid- far you can walk without becoming B. Bernbrock and nit other druggists. ' inerce be allowed to consider the mat- the "Black Ethel, Lyman McCarl . that the patent ' ins v the police force to accept a position - 79, and a granddaughter, aged 4. The I' .' -' tef «t their meeUn g of Wedn esday been granted for his - .dem6untable ¦ as railroad fireman with the Burlin g- rim remover. This device has boon vietiniB were killed with an ax at '• ' noon. Alderman Tompklns withdrew Herrdn takes ¦ ton route.'' Patrolman ¦ ¦ ¦ manufactured . for somo time by th« their home at-New- Haven. N. V. Oero ' his motion, and on motion of Alder- his place as driver. ;' . ,' ' ' ' ' ' been released from a private san- C man Ellis,' action was deferred for Niswander Manufacturin g Co.. and a had been built oip: itarium Saturday. ',." one week. But David F. Hall, counsel As soon as workmen can he found . good trade has . ,, V- for ' the telephone company, has no ;-; further chance to coma to Quincy in :" the matter until late In Augmt, and. ¦V he ' re quested that action be , deterred - until then , .and that In the- ' meantime ? every organisation In Ihe city could Brid ging the Gap Between I " ' investi gate. HIb request was granted , i , and the ordinance will be voted on tile last Monday In August. Advertis ing and Selling CURT COUNCIL COMMENT CAUGHT AND CHffONICLED THE modern tendency to follow Advertising through to IN Sales—and beyond— there was i big Idea for somo Advertising ' Sam Hyatt was good again Monday '. night and . took Uttle part In the dls- Agency to grasp . ¦;•:: ' evasions. ' ' . - Inc., saw this oppor- ' f the north side of Hampshire, between Eighth and Ninth , and Ihe south Bide Mr. Phili p Kobbe Is preside nt of both the Philip KobbS Company, ^ between Tenth and Elev- -iot Vermont ¦ ' ¦¦ Inc., and the Allied Indus tries Corporation. By this close con- $)«6Uv were passed. ¦'¦' ¦¦ ¦ comple te and entire sales chain from ,'itOn motion ot Alderman Ellis, the ]: ¦ SPEClAL:PE IXiXE 1 nection we round out the i" council voted that the old Franklin (§ 'THE / . the Adver tising of an arti cle through to Ms Sale. 'V7HBCnool ground be converted Into a ncco lS!18 NarionarAutomo bne Sho ^ !tha;MostrCbmpletel y -. public playground. The matter was if rd¦ ^ ^C^.¦ . k || \ We offer American Manuf acturers a complete . Vdvertislng and !:¦ • left in the hands of the park commit- ' " ,: ' ' Equipped Car Shown. ' / Selling Service—or any part. of it—from the preparation of an ad- - - . . || l Sale of goods In the V'lee, -permanent Improvements commit- HI - vertising post card for local use to the actual . '. '-tee and the board of public works. ' ' ltJr - -jllencermooiluiMs .and The Mol ine-Ki>ight »tSBvT«lve niotor I -India or Argentina—from the planning :SUpL that . W airtfie remote marke ts of Japan , ^V WIttman report ed during ' powtr of the wonderful Mollne-Knlght , .IS a wonderful power plant It is u»ed in of a newspaper campaign covering a single city to a distribution • the month, 136 loads of macadam bad " 's war trucks , and In New York t ' ' ' been furnished by tho. work house. l| . motor . It U only natural that we should . Canada of your goods covering five cont inents. - special . and Chicago motor *uses exclusivel y. I t (I ' June 1 there were five men and no II have received many reques ts for a who realize that Adver- women confined. July 1 .there were 11 tt . . body equipment utillilng .every facility for has great stamina and durabUity u wdl as I . We offer thl» Service tb manufacturer s . I V eight men and one woman , ultra-appearance and per sonal comfort. ' silence and smoothness. It tt ^tree J rom j ll tising Is never fully pr oductive unless it Is closely related to Sales. , . Ill 3\l\| » 'v;. ;, . Chief of Police Louis N. Melton re- H\\\\ And this seven passenger Special De Luxe valve-noises and valve-troubles , .nd re ' . JIM ¦ ; ¦ any other motor . • ///» Our Company Is equip ped to handle your Advertising Account III * * ported '66 arrests In June and fines UWW Is the result , a handsome wire-wheeled cat quires less attention than . . I ^collected totalling $244.90. During the , " increasing in smoothness , power and suence III from the djrect standpoint of Sales , and to do the Selling too, . III i»\\\ • iwiln custora bodywork and special equi p- ' .} month, 64 lights were out '48 hours, nt complete to the minutest detail. • with use. . • " - ' If you desire I t. . ' i'taiaiting the amount to be deducted Wh ime . • I [ I ' - ' been a better time to Advertise . I -' -'L'from the pay check -to the ' electric ' ' Only on the 50 H.P.' Moline-KnTg ht Mollne-KrilRht " carrare supplied irTfive ]i I • We believe that there has never . ? light company 63 cents. W five and seven Mil and Sell than at the present—securing greater resu lts with smaller Ill ,; ~ ; \$» chassis could thii model be all that ' It is. models, including four, . Frank Rees gets tho garbage con-. in. passenger cars and a convertible .Sedan. Jll/r expendi tures and obtaining more co-operati on on the part of the . Ill ,lr «nd Tr«».. . W. E. Slm!«r. Vlce-Pr«i!dant. JK §|iijf66.44. Tt>e total receipts for II-¦ , . ^nUi: were. $13,252. A.' . '. •;. l^wjlce Matron Mary Wntte re- . ALLIED B^VSTRIES ' CORPdR ATIONi ;. the -month ' iHfiud.tbat durin g she had - ' ,. lllai In all tho opan market *.of th« Worl d. ' , KHSaivea "17 'calls for help ', ' inVesUgated . Sf - , girls home ' ' ' ¦' ¦ ' " ' ¦ ' ' ' HgRKHns, sent nine .trom " - ¦ ¦ ¦ ' '¦ ¦ • BfcffiltreoU anS ,parks , iO rderBCt ^-fc . ' ;> ">:. : .; ' -; ALFRED 'I. du PONT, • . ; • . - . .. HBj tan danc a halls. «nt 141 boys . . ,. ' Chairman of this Board , Wilmington , Del. . ' . fflH i$ie stree ts at night, three ;glrl» ,' : . •" rtiU, KoU.' >r.i, N~ T«rk.'.N. T. J iaumonl Altl.odo. VJw-i'rM - Undon, Ea>. . BfisffiSJ»ye ars now on probation: "re- DJ. York. N. Y. Hwj fft S vtyn children ' tb th 'efr ' parents; ' . 1 ' lies in thy 8 1 died'.of wounds, 10; died of din- Officer > CaUs for ¦ livid la dost not endeavor , so fat as and of liberty, unon who the world} Lawrence J.' Welts; Chicago, " „ listing , Joying good health. . I /.' . - . . - . , ' . Quincy for years ,,-descrlbMfth' power , to pter come;that error. . .Ye», may gaxo with admiration foroTer. "SS cere' 1; wounded se.ver eiy, 48 *; wound- " ¦ ¦ e -ivaif ¦ - . Wounded, degree ' un determined: < " ' Men—Many Oppbr- situation as. the people of' tho 'hlgh- added Chat ) Klngaley, " , " ," " ."" : There bare been times in our couhji! ed c-itghtly, Private Paul A. Beach, Green Ridge, ' ' try , - 2:- wounded, degree under ' ¦ '¦ ¦ ¦ ' Home on Fnriou th—Geor ge Rlng- 's history when the plea of Welre ' ¦¦ ' ¦ "" ¦ ¦ " - - ' landa - ^ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' . riow understand. -He ' ox- torrolnod, ,2; . missing In action , 10. Mo. . ' - . tuiiitie B.: .,. ;. : ler, a member of the 30casualty list to- ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ • • ¦ ¦ ¦ - •, : break« In 1815 when tho famous Hartfordf The' Sprin gs, stropgiy; - • . ' ;;- - :. , *- ," .-' - . : .' • -j. The:dber ,-'nqt. Uie|:dreamer, , Stanley C. Ostrowakl. South Chicago , day conta ined only three-names, all near . San Antonio , Tex., 'is , . .,. .,¦/ apell, . ¦ ¦ ' ¦< conven tion was beld'to regM ter proy a ' - enlist- ¦ HIM; letter .follows, omitt ing the -hatefu l L • ¦- • • ¦ ' ' Majo r James Adams,.branch . ¦pending a ,10 day furlough With Ma person- " 111. . .. . •• ' men missing In action. The Hat In- ¦ ¦; Which Wnds wIth lron-han QSthe earth teat against tbe neglect of the natlo nSt .Wpun ded severely ; Sergt Ben]. H. cludes Private Carl R. Bell, Clinton , ing officer, with offices in^ the. W^lls parents , 'Mr, arid ,Mr». Herman Rmg- al , references: •J \..y'^i--:v::' -' ¦ ' al government to protect New Eng? 8 ¦ ¦ ¦ • ler, I, "Just a few ' on which we dwell. - trfwl.i. Centralla. III.; Private Ralph HI. - . bulldlns. wants raen skilled'In trades ot 714 South Fourteenth etroet . llnea to express our wakef ' Thy brother man land against the attacks of the Brhgl George left here as a member of, the; gra titude ; for the splendid effort O dreamer , ¦ lab , Une . ' to enlist. . . Many. '. oppoAu nlUesrs are „ '¦ '¦ • Is sUll a slavo ; .';. •.: . . ' , ' v- *'newspapers -ur ged strong *! fro 18 to <0- y>a pld.F ifth headquarters band¦ ind ¦ this America Is making to' turn tho seals measures and hinted «t secessloa.'Thirt open u^men m of is *bla.Urat visit home. -•• ' . " ¦ |n, favor of the. allies.' It.tt' And ' thousands go heart-c rushed¦ this . -ahriplv " . morn unto BTaVe." . ¦, '' . - younger portion ot. the Federalists age, thosp above and below draft -ago splendid to see the way tbe. British . •: ;: . t^e, . party -was rise for.almost any step&j LAWRENCE RANDALL LIEUT. GEO. CUNNANE may enlist, those of draft age may be ' Emmet : Hoje In.Pennsylranla—Em- and American riatlona havo become Fortunatoly_pefore any overt act so !-iWa 'are :waking out dt a. smug lltUe ilrtSffl Inducted except , those . ; who , . have met ; Hoye writes his brothe r-in-law , absolutely united In this ' awful hour -the cry.of committed,,news arrived ¦ of the pe*c*S! Tom Olllcsplc , that he is now In' Phil- of world ' .The' world or self-saUsfactton ; ot Ghent. - • ' . - ' " "- -' TELLS OF FURLOUGH TELLS SAD STORY OF reached the age of 2t- arid reglsteritd »s*ny, ' British ' ari d tortured Europe : has at last reache d .^ffl slnco tho first registration.;; These adelphia, Pa., after driving , new offi- French are . being hard pressed with onsclence» More, than once , was it meet in tb«B S cers' cars from Detroit, lUch., to Bal- the terrible , desperation of tbe Gor- onr "earai aridieiun g. our :o. two decades preceding the blooSS latter , who registered June 5, .1918, timore, , JW. Hoyc eaj-s one fellow in ' " and we aro rising to deeds tlaC shall man attacks as, the enemy «hly:.too riaUon' to shine struggle that ,settle d for all Ume itbeoi SPENT IN LONDON WOMEN OF FRANCE must await . .. classification by, their the party had a. narrow , escape .when truly recognize , if .they dori't ' set in cause the stars of our perpetuity of the Unlpn, and nn« S draft boards tiofdre being inducted in- bin car struck a pole at the edge of a forever iri the pure iky ;ot uncalo»lat- ' , formerly ol Following Is a letter received by ¦ the. .knockout' blow Very: soon; then' noblest ldeallara. again . when a foreign power la .aiSs Uiwrente W. Randall to the military service. ". . ' ''¦ _ :: . high embankmfent but the polo -»as the arrival 'of tho Americans In.greai irig. service and . tempting to undermine: and supplsj iraj staff, hat Charles Salyer "or 1308 North Twelfth broken and ,the car pu'ahed back from . And"riow;aa we approa ch tho one The 'Jou rnal' s reportorial , Major A'dams haa ' placed many mm numbers wUI seal their doom..' . The our American: institutions i, when fdri a visit street, .from Lieut. Geor ge Cunnane the edge.«t the cliff. Toting Hoye Js freshness hundred and fort y-second anniversar y elgn born cltliens, enjoying the written to a friend here of a eon of W. M. Cunnane : alnco theio" opportunities were first In thei;motar :t ruck jservfee.; . ' :', ' and' Vigor of the Americ an of our national Inde pendence , we can- pr lvj ^ London , s ¦ ¦ . •; troops have already . completely sur- leges of this free country, are ontXi rctilch. he recently made to ¦ ' ¦Somewhere In . France , offered.' .' Tho following Hat of mon riot but rejoice and ba thankful tha t ' ' from bis duties in ,' . ' - Jun e 6, 1918.; ; prised the ,Huns. .I see from tonight' s worthy of tho inheri- today ceasing to openly insult-tb ^a during: * furlou gh - ...... wanted has been sent to the enlisting . BecksJJoyi , tike Serrlce —Mrs.Ferd paper that your coasts have we areideemed government ' tha t .pr otecU arid efifiS -An extract from tho lette r Dear Charles: , '', officei' by ; Uie '. Military; ; Training Becks of Second.street north of Lo- bad ' a tance of those brave men and' women tne navy! ¦ ¦ ¦ . nasty experience of tho pirat e subma- riches them , ilts Indeed time to tak«3 ' ¦ ' ¦• ' ' • : " ' I Just want to glve you-a tlp .when cust,; hears often from her two sona, who made It possible by their deeda of is - as follow*: • ; . - , Camps • association of Chicago:; 1E0 rines and tbe loss of 12 vessels Is re- to mini] and heart¦ Webster 's membra ^*! . (If) I oome back I am going to tell Theodore and Joseph; who are, both In coura ge:arid sacrifice for us to enjoy " " ' •'¦ " ¦ • ' my accoun tants, 10 harbors , 21. black- corded. The conduct of the Ger mans ble words:...... - , . , - . ' , . : : .-V«| " ,Y. week ago I returned frdm 3 you all about IV \n French, so you had service. . Theodore is.In the remount . In a wohderous land tte fruits of free- I -was ', home last parley-vbuz. I have smiths , J2 blasters.; £ bookkeepers, 10 service rat Camp - Dodge and' Joseph is In this war has been tho moat de- unh indered pursuit "Let our conceptions be' enlarged w3! flrirt 'leave-since . betted learn to- graded, dishonorable and . fiendish dom, equality and the circle ot our . dut ies. ¦ Let us « i.ummer and, -naturatl y,.the first leave been'taking lessors' from a little girl bucker ups, 20 buglers, 10 car dock- in the , infantry: at ' Waco, Tex., both ot truth , and happiness. /Let us this . ¦ , ¦ ers 10 caterers , 10 cargadors,. 415 car- boys saying that they like the service ever -known ' In history, ' ancien t of , tbose tend our ,' Ideas . over the' whole mj seven-years , old; ' - - ~ * - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ¦ . . - ' ' - " ' day be counted among the doers 1 Ye bad on this, side of'the.water. . I ¦ ~ V - -. " ". * : fnOnfllTTI. . . . - ' " . . field in' which -w».are "to act ' . Let This Is certainl y some country over penters , 25 -catographcra , ' iop^chair- fine. .- ,; ,. ;; . . :- .. who ; pledge their wealth and life fotf ' V certs Inly , enjoyed It, , top. ' 1 went ideal and the * ' "Their awful treatment of women freedom and truth object bo our ' country, our who here. The climate is men, :2W chauff eurs, 15 chauffeui*s, tbe continuance of : country, and obthlng but our everybody head s for. the grow- • Bar Hefnttr js A Teacher—Ray Mo- and. children Is fob revolting to put ' ' ' coui jihore nearl y, fields are -Just oyerladened with (tra ctor) , .0 checkers, ' 16 chemical upon the earth , biit let us not ;be " ¦ • - : ¦ - ' ' into words:and will stink in the nos- trr. . - . . , :¦ . , • . ¦ ; > first time he gets leave—Loadori- ^and ing crops. . ' The stock is the finest I workers ,* 14 clerks ' (HmitedVaervlce) , Intlie, who for 'the past few weeks blam ed if -we pause ;for a moment to X , then there is has been attending the Rale Auto trils of. the people of other countries Friends,, lei us go one step tartlM I'm not sbrry 'that I chose to go thero , have over Been. But 6 cobblers, ABO college men'fqr ra.dlo for years to come, dod grant that voice our gratitude for our Inheritance and enlarge the conception of another side to UK* picture/ almos t ev- schools. 2,088 college men for tank Tractor school in Kansas City, Mo., and consider the grounds of our bope village, 10 Inspectors (maohlnb) , 10 Instru- also be called upon soon , with a mingled.feelin g-, of hope and patting his collar wherever ho. to our arm y, ment repalrera , 15 lathomon (turret) , Murry P. eohllnger , a former Quincy unless he two aldermen petitioning for Uie n la cansequenee : of this Idea ; which is something new reporter, hap , written to his irlends passes bla medical exam In the uni- national pride that a woman recentl jr but wo get along pretty/well. It seems 200 linemen (telephone and telegra ph) . versity next, month my presence, "I thank opening of bouses ot prostitutloj "Some of the people In England ,ap- 6 lithographers that he is now stationed In' Canada when he will'then exclaimed In, presents today for the untiring exe; ignorant con- odd that we have : traveled bo far In , 15 locksmiths, 15 log with- need to rapidly train as a surg eon for God I am a.Unitarian and an. Amer !* pear to be almost as . the., ambulance . . corps. " Mr. ' ' ¦ , ' quiet rollers ,, 30 longshoremen , 5 machine '"' ' ' • ' -" ' ' ' "*¦" else - of ' good citlsenabip. To e^rei Such a short time from the army or -navy. ' caui " - ¦•, - , cerning their ' navy as some of our Bhlpmen ", 100' machine gun *, Sohlinger tried to enlist In the 'Anier - - He at present ^mrir citizen in'Quincy 1 would repeat,iH peaceful south of U. B. A. to a place * instruc- Icari 'army-but failed.pn account bines study and drill at the university, Unconsolously thbr zealous , patriot . people are concernin g.theirs . While ¦where we can hear the big guns ano tors , 0 masters .(boat) , 5 map "topog- ,pf do- - ' words of tbe Unitarian preacher -ac sailors. Includin g tectlve eyeafgbt He expects to bo In being, drilled¦ in tUo otflcers' tralnln¦ ¦ t was repealin g tho . words , uttered by it'is true that all see the enemy planes.. . • raphers , .20 mates, 500 men (physical- ¦ corps , - • • . - : ' • • ' . , ' , ' :„ man' of letters, Ocorgo William. Coi , wear uniforms very ly fit). 500 men (to France before long. . . , : - . an. equally 'earnest Unitarian , Pan tla: "As tbe American «cholar ia; even the German . Probably you know more about the be Inducted ), 500 : "I correspond with a few good lads Webster, who cloBcd.h'is second Bunk- similar , still the uniforms of tho vari- war than we do for all we get is a lit- men (technically qualified); l'.OOO men at the 'front, Scotch; English / with the memorable man, and has a voice In bis own go' ous nations are distin ct enough that (registrants). 9 mess boys, 200 motor- Edffar- Daum . Promoted—Edgar Canadian er' Hill oration ernment , so his interest In pollUci tle., news frinn a messenger or a Baum.has. been-made , company com- and Australian , and If there is any- words '."I 'thank Ood lam an .Ainerl- knows,can easily tell the dif- cycle drivers , 35 motorcycle . repair- * M ,^ ¦ ¦ ¦ affairs must! precede all others , ji one who French newspaper , which Is several one now In France or about to. arrive . - " . . .' . ' I ¦ ' ' ;. ''. ." ' . ' i ' - ' I was In Lon- ¦ ¦ men , 1,020 motor mechanics , 10 mule mander at the Great Lakes: , naval CHH, must recognize that the Intelli gent ej ference. The Suda y dayB late. ' . ' ' ' . ' • training station. 'He enlisted Tie're last there, you might ,wlnh to write to,es- Let me,plcture tirtt one incident . in and to my sur- packers , 18 oilers, 10 hydraulic press - ' ' • ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ orcise of, political rights, which is.- don I attended church . So far we have not received any April. . .v . , . . , , pecially, Just give the particulars , the ;corner . . ; : ; :- : and the' ceremony, of laying prise , some of the people there asked mall, since we started on qur 'Journe y operators, three pack, masters , 10 I ;wlll. be onlj pleased; ¦ ¦ :->- ¦:¦ . ' ' ' prelude privilege In a monarchy, Is a duty /1 ' packers (Instrument) , 10 painters ^too . • X. ' stone of• tbe monument , aa*a a republic. If it clash with bis eis mo it I was far from home. They but I hope It wlll soon catch up. with (general), ' Handles Hospital Man-Grant Held- - "I often, wonder .what " Uncle Harry to Webatert oraUon , when perfect si- made up for their Ignorance; however, us and when It does believe me It will SO photographers , SO ' pho- nbuetlrement , his taste, hla study.'I tographers (news), 10 .plainer *, 8 breder, who enllated ' ln the: medical would have'though t of all' the present lence brooded over the great attem? it clash, hut . lot Jilm ¦ do hli duty.vTl when I informed .them that J, .was. an !be a e»1&, day., r >. ..-r ^j-.i ,,. - .- <• •' t :' department of tbe navy 'at the Oreat world strife. : It looks as If tbe im- lay the corner atone -thtsTn. *** pumpmert, >JO reamers, '' .' nr 'meters blage gathered to course . of events ¦ Is Incessant , at American. They took mehiome to din- . Well Charle s ! want-to get. pneumatic , (lOrlveters (heaters), ..to Laics, Tiis been promoted and baa mortal ! bard' s inspir ing wordi In'tie of the monument The venerable Uni- ' ner , then showed me the "sights" In today's mall bo will quit for this time. ' * charge of-.all the incoming and ' outgo- concluding verse of "A Man's a Man Dr. Thaxter , chaplain when , the good deed . Is alighted , u Patsy and rodmen , 25 scientists , 10 screenmen, tarian minister , bad deed Is done. : We are cWled upt Uiat part of the city, . and , after "tea ," Give my regards to Sis and 10 nteel car workers, 26 stenogr a- ing, mall of the>hospital school. , . for a' that" Is further from fulfillment of C61. Frescott' s continental regiment, ' took me back to chur ch. > all my other friends. - ' than ever. His lines ot "Man 's Inhu- pr ayer.. His voice trem- to do a great , duty. Nobody. ls :ri . ¦ , phers and clerks (limited service) , " rose to offer leasec? from it It Is a work to "It . would be useless wear , and tear Yours , George. 175 stenographers (limited service) , Goes to Great Lakes—Lloyd- doon, manity to Man Makes Countless Thou- ulous with age as he raised it here ^t Co. A, 123 M. O. Bu., American B. F., a O. c. B.C student, leavos for bis lone by. hard strokes evorywhw on'the machine and a .waste of both 9 stewards (boat), 500 stevedore men, , sands Mourn " more aptly describes again to offer the thanks givingof an- -the call nas to , u» your and my time as well as of paper - via New York. . 155 surveyors. 30 surveyors (topo- home at-Rantonl 'today to spend.a:faw ' tbe present Bltuallon in Europe. " other generation.. After, the pra yer, Brothers. . came arid , days with his mother arid lister be- Oiirtls' gener ation ' was ; ' summon ** for me to try to describe London to graphical transit men), 4 Bwltch-. choir apd assembly sang a hyma.wrlt- , sacrifice . treasure , .health j' tijm you. If you want my description of board erectors , 10 tailors , 500 tetog- fore leaving for Peorla where be will ten by the Unitarian. " John . Fierpont to > ' ¦' ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ thousands of lives In a titanic. stm S raphers , 200 telephone operators enlist in the nary. - Mr ; Coon expects beginning: , ! - ¦ ¦ ¦ / . - ;. London Just take down any look on ' , 50 . : gie to free the -slaves and -preaeng the city and you will have it. It topographers; 10 tractor "drivers! to be sent to Oreat Lakes Training CIVILIANS MAY BE (steam), 30 troifblcmcn , 6 typists, '39- station and Hated In naval aviation. LONDON'S PUNS FOR "Qon.0 are those great . and gopd . the Union; our generation Is called IS looked exactly as I' ve expected It to wclders (oxacetylene.) ' ' Who hero in peril ktpod . --¦ an even;greater stru ggle to prese H* look fronr4he >ploturea I've seen and Is Inspector of Show—Frtenda , of And' raised their hymn. - .-:. : . . our ' national -insUtuUons and to Iwl| tho readin g I' ve done. I'm speaking COMMISSIONED IN ; Charles . Carroll , - of New . Bedford. JULY 4 TOO INFORMAL Peace to the .rerbrend dead!: . <- - make, forHhif wpHd. ¦;"Demooracjr 4}a . . ' ¦¦ ¦ ¦¦ • ' ¦ now of tho historic side. Mass.: former inspector at the Wolf Tho light.that on their head , . ever. safe." 'A '; .;. . . .^'.iM - "Many thin gs about the business lieutJames boss ¦Manufacturing - company, , will io The passing years have abed ' K \ '{Wefthlrigitrf .pr.estaont would hjvl and social life of the city have been ENGINEERS CORPS glad to know that he is head' Inspec- SAYS THE CHRONICLE Sball no'er grow dim. y ... I' 1 us-bold clearly fi mind is that: ; ',BeS changed by the war, however. At CABLES CONGRATULATIONS tor at the .Frank Merer-While Shoo ljeving "all civilized governments :^no» night one can hardly see his way - According to Information received company, at Maqo beater , N. H., where [in- Associated PreftBJ , .< Ye,tetnpies,; th at' to :Qod ' : ' ' -,. .' now democratic .are surghii; tow«J S about the streets. The electric signs by Major James Adams from tho Mill-, "When a son was bor n to Mr. and army Bhoes , are ..made. ' ... .- .. . London, July 2.—Criticism that the „. Rise ;-whbre our fathers trod . a' democratic form of sovernmentV thjj tary .Training Cam ps' association, the Mrs . Walter French of : I537 Ohio arra ngements . for the celebration of . •¦' .' , ; real object of our present strug gle aro unllghted; shop-windows are ' Ouard well your trust—. . i|j da rk; the 'busses ' and . surface cats , engineers ' corps will consider appli- street a few days ago , the proud :T ari *. TTeaa . Has Yacatidn—Prlvato the Fourth of July in London are . Tho faith that dared the sea, , ,.-. to insure , autonomy of . every .natloD .what few ' the re , are in London, are cations for commissions as first lieu- Keystono of San '.Francisco , Cal., Is somewhat Informal and inadeQuate -tp ' . The' truth , that made thorn free, - , un der , whatever , form of government ¦ tenants and captains from ' qualified grandparents , Mr. and Mrs. David filling the ' place oft Inspector M. M. the occasion which there la every rea- purit y, 1 , ¦ .-;¦ very dimly lighted; and" even the Ross, the former tho \TheIr?-cherlshed ¦ ¦ It may choose to be governed :, bolls engineers , 32 to 42 years of age , the "fourth ward , al- Van Noss at the Wolf Manufacturing oon toe Oreat Britain , to commemorate • ] Their garnered duaCVi 1 < ' i'» yV. • " i ?¦ ing that every establish ed mtfon vjhw street-lights aro carefull y shaded so derman , immediately sent . tho news . that they may not give too much light. limit may be increased In special company. Mr.. Van Ness is spending worthily,¦ Is.made by¦ tho Dally Chro¦ n- a right and can best work out its own cases ,- but no one within the draft age almost around the world by cabling his vacation at bis home in Wooster , icle. ' - •• • :• ¦». , .>' .' '. " ii ; '. . • ' Add : now New England' s "favorite welfare. This Ideal , is of recent blrUii Sand-bags also figure prominentl y phip. . . , The paper questions ' ¦on," - In tho decorations of the city. They will be considered. Tho applicant it to their son, Lieut James Ross. whether tue Daniel -Webster , . 43 years old, The social and political , philosophy, at must be a citizen of. the United States , Saturday night they received a cable centra l function whlch tho king and "the front of Jove himself, an eye like the American and French revolntlonaj are placed about the basements of service., nor ¦ Carl Buff Transferred —Carl Ruff queon will attend —a base hall game- Mars;, to threaten and .command." So many buildings and completely cover not now- In' government , of.congratulations from him In reply, with the ir catch words, - Ltb ertj i . by persons born In a .country with sent front "Somewhere In European writes his parents, Mr , arid Mrs. Ho- quits strikes the note of the moment tnari; as Sydney Smith said, cduld bo Equality, .and ,: Fraternity, , raised anp some. of the moro valuable historic which the United States Is at war or Waters. " . ward Ruff , : of , Twelfth '. and Monroe and suggests, that . If 10,000 of tho eq great as thls man.looked; arid now looking toward an assimllatlM things ,' which : cannot be! moved to atreeta, that be has been transferred American troops liow In England he looks, ' very grea test .' Hear , ho ideal . allied wlth 'such countries even thou gh ! bla ; of humanity, to one common typfc places of safety. At night powerful from the Great Lakes naral training marched through ' tbe streets: and 8peake: ; - .'. , , ' . " ;. ' ' . - . ," ' .: now naturalised. ' They must be en- ' . ,. ' .: - . ." Thla Ideal Invited tbe stranger . froUK search-lights -' . conti nually .sweep gaged in, active practice and . bo in station to the Philadelphia navy were reviewed by tho. king "the Im- "If the true spark ot civil and . re- permitted him to find: across the skies. - All this , of course, ¦ yards. ' He says he Is enjoying navy pression created in, the, heart of the llglrfua Uborty be once kindled , It -will all lands and . good' -phystcal condition. . ' -> ¦ ' a ' safe, borne ., on these hosplUblK is for protection against air raids. - .'. All accepted applicants will be com- Ife and feeling fine. ' , empire would: bo even ' greater tha n burn; human agency cannot 'extin- ¦ RUSSELL BUCKNER IN that produced by a base, ball match guish .' It. .. Like , tho earth' shores. 'We '.treasure a melting.poi . "Well, I suppoBO I, could go on writ- missioned and report at Camp Leo, ¦¦, ¦ ¦ , s central - But only In .a measured In the suburbs, " :¦ .- . :¦ ;: ' -.' •, ' Ires, of the races. ing' all night but 'taps ' have sounded Petersburg. Va\. or Camp Tlumphre ys, CHARGE OF 72 MEN Perrln Sinnock TTrlteB -—Perrln Sln- it may bo smothered for a tlmoi for two year *!ago there were within! so I: think I'll -knock off.' First , trainin g • Russell Buckner writes , his mother; riock, eon of Mr. arid Mrs. Kay Sln- With reference to the evening meet- tbe ocean may ovorwhelm.It, moun- Vs.," for-a course in . military ing at which Winston Spencer atri a may pr ess our borders: twice aa many aliensa¦ * though ,': I'll remind you' that letters for one month before . being assigned Mrs . W.. C. Buckner of 934 North nock , who Is,stationed at Damp Sher- Church- it down, bu; Its In- in all other countries. . • -^ •>' .:}% idan (Mont gomery, Alabama, writes ill, minister of munitions , will be the berent and unconquerable force will, are always welcome. . Instead of reck- to duty. . As a result of his showing, Fourth street, that he is in charge of . principal speaker , the Chronicle says: heave' , both tho ocean- and the; land; / ¦Democracy, free conscience, '' fret oning time by 'moons,' as the Indiana an applicant , will be honorabl y dis- 72 men at Jefferson Barracks , to that -the. beat down: there la intense " ; thought , tree- speech ,, equal oppprtaa ' look and there is talk of transferring them "Cofi Churchill , who Ib half Amer- and at some time or another , In some did. we almost reckon It by 'mails.'" charged or allowed ,to retain his com- after and drill, * " and he . ican, can always bo depended upon place or- another , the volcanpi. wlll nlty, and above , all, our freo publlft mission The government will allow ' ^* sa^tt t (he to a' northern camp, as the register schools, have eccompllshed much, . -weather-is very warm 'in - St.' .tioula for a striking speech, but bo. 1b not ireak . out and flame up to heaven. " tp ^ traveling expenses at 7c per mile and shows tfiat only two boys' out of Sin- exactly one of- our ' elder statesmen. It ' He . elpses bis oration with advice ward effecting race assimilation. And< pay of officers of their rank now. ;¦ young Buckner expects.-tb ' vbe nock's company hayo ever been in- a ¦¦¦ regular ¦ ' . ¦ ls. no reflection on him to suggest that pertinent to ' our own day: . ' ", • . ycU the. widespread depredations ana while In training. ' ' . : . •: " . . stat foned at the Barracks a few- day's southern ', stale .bcfdnc, '. ' , ' if his efforts were aiipplemented 'by , ' "Let our a«e be an age of 'improve crimes committed the last three year* JUNIOR CAMPS IN Examinations will bo ,held at dates longer , saying that he believes , the such a speaker as Secretary BaUour , merit In a day of peace let us ao- and necessitatin g a stringent csplonfi later to ,bo named In several cities, St. remainder of the Eighteenth company; - Xlent ^ Bmltli ' Writes—Mrs. ."Margaret former Premter . Asqulth or Viscount yance the arts of peace and the works age act , Is sufficient proof that the] Louis and Kans as City being the only C. . A, C.. . of '-which -he . Is .a member, Dick la in receipt of two Tetters from Grey, tho opportunity would . be met of^veace. . Let us develop the re- melting pot bos riot melted the rexes] : WISCONSIN PROVE two.near . Quincy. ' - ' ,• ' . .. . . " .. » will be gone . from the Barracks¦ by the her grandson, Lieut. - Lawre nce 'Smith , much more, adequately, " . - , . sources '. of pur land; call forth Its which brou ght to this country thef Fourth of July. . • • •• - ,. - . wtad . ls over In Franco, that he and all poweri, - build iip its institutions, sro- (Continued- on Page. 11.) -v 'B the-toys r ar e ' Itt good spirits atfd are GREAT SUCCESS tor the next Itallaiifl ;Declare War / a^Ipualy,awaiting ¦ ¦ ¦ hap- J. EDISON HALUGANi pening. . ' . . : ¦ •; ' - . .- US, ' -Information sent out by the Military paddles Prom, Quinc y ... >; . ;. Has Brought Closer Traini ng Camps' association to Major IS GIVEN COMMISSION ';.; ¦ • ' - ¦ . Greeted Pa ul Huck ; Harry Tapp : Expected Home—Mr. ' .Roirie,' July 2,-^Tbp Idea Nazionale Janice ' Adams, states that the Junior J. Edison Halll gan, sou of Mr. and and Mrs. " J. Lewis Tapp '- of 3000 . riillltr.rj - training campB inaugurated ' comments on the Memorial day cele- Mrs.,J. E. Halllgan. cf SOI North Paul Huck, son of, Mrv. Q« P. Huclc Hampshire street are. expecting their bration of the Italo ^American league, June . 17- ' tit Lake . Geneva , .Wis.,* are , has, been oommlST . , son. Harry, Vho is-stationed on tbe a big' success. Several 1111- Twelfth- street of 1401 Jtoino street , writ es that-he aaylng it brings out in relief tbe real PVeH'in r stoned a lieutenant of the signal corps battleship Kariaas , homfi next Sunday. depth , of. tho feoUng of friendship coi iliicH responded with many boys ,vlatlon service. He was.' one is pleased with army life at Qanlp Harry writes that he expects^ to come of the a which binds tho two countries.¦ It irrt t.d mo..cities sent the High .school to France Gordon , Georgia. He atate» tha t they then , but there Is nothin g sure In the ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' • - "¦ '¦ " : " ' ' ' of Iho Americans sent loVer . says: . : -.- '. , " . . • • . . .:• . - - .'V / . t'n* d:. The- camps close August 12, a French . aylatlon -fleld leaVe for tho rifle , fango this week, navy except plent y to. tiat and a good cii/.h -W hy ' being privileged - to. atten d fpr trainlniB at ¦¦¦ " ' ¦' ¦ ' " ' "The sentiments - which , now Impel Tb^MuchWorlO , ' at Tours , and In: a letter ,roceived from Which i» to bo the last of a series of placo 'to;sleep. , .. -., v,.v; ,' .: , •¦ '. 'I Italy , toward 'ari- eyen jniore JntlmaU tr'/e weeks at a nominal cost. he said that he expect- 1 there Monda y training at that. camp. Huck' e com- ' ' ' accord with America . are bo •, wide- ed to he - tra nsferred at , once ' and pany was assigned to stable detail'last '! the second lieutenant -la of to the : ; ' the new act ' that bad -been pissed , for blm a chance to start !n on the BO-foot . ^ ¦1 gold. Today 's lnsigna Is of electrical - division on the battleship UnrforPrimotion punlshtn j/the sprofiteers ^/ Itr .- Clynes ' ' ow.somewhat higher rank. Kansas. He says that there are qrily he,' wia afraid that the . principle letter. : In the way of news, he says 'J ^^ B a j it? said tHere Isn 't much, except that they arc j ^^ H'H many. readers , ot .The ten of the , QuinCy Ifoys..left: - on- ..the . - Harr y McCubbin . of .'the Great Lakes woujd have to be extended to - some tnls g on. their- fai masks arid prac- .^ ¦^J Journaft recognize tt Is Karia as. ' It will be. remembered 'that Train ing station writes , bis wife .thai persons who bad shown tkemselws to acjn Kwlth the bayonets , which to him WSfB worn by, a number , ot our the Kansas was the ship on which the he wia pqe ':of , lhree cb, osen from IBB be'glnttons , decepUorf ' -itini 'earjy.opportunlty . boys ""over' there " ' and in later Eugene "Parillng'waii.itiptaln'df men;to ,take'exa ^ilnaUons, l)eld at , th« rraud, .bad secure d more thi n their t ^tll l'ani to can the ¦2J M mmmmmmm ¦MBS the camps, jIs ,It HIB: ilfnK M^ S ^^ MH ^^^^ MsgS HsteMi&«»& ,, id > j m&:0a&&M^^^^^^^ Mffi ^^^ P^ We find (he lines of communication to our country, as mately becamo pr esident and director WHEN SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN of tho establishment Fro m the sec- QUINCY J OURNAL they stand today, too few. Government business keeps: HITS AND MISSES ond officers ¦ BPE ¦ [ ' WEBE DBAWN FOB SEMCTIVE SERVI CE ' training camp at Fort Pjfe' - . quincy, Illinois. ' . . : the telegraph companies busy a great part of their time. I A uiu« luoM lM «ad T*l» r. Sheridan he received a. commission as- ¦afot?i - . . . Published Dally ' Except ; Sundays. . , : At such : a' time, then , a strike would be a real dis- majo r to Infantry and 'was assigned to the national army, is ' l87S aster, II would tie up the.communication In many, places • THE BPI'S! HEPOBT. tie . married W§$k» 'Ne ws ,...... \.Establlahed of the . .- (No. 2.) and has two children , ' Besides his ' 1883 and would curtail communica tions in all'parts grocery business , Major Sprague has iif ne Journal . .Establish ed ; ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ '' ¦ ' ¦' Dcr, Kaiser , Wllhelmstraase , Berlin; country , . • - , ' .i ', ' ¦ * " . . .. .• . :•.• been a director to the Chicago Great R| filtered at tho - Quthcy post office as second-cla ss . I find .this place like holy sin; • ¦ ' ¦ ' ' It appears tha t both employers and employes aro at Der beoples don't pelleve mine lie*, Western railroad and several other¦ in- Kk' !£& - matter. ) . . . - ' , stitutions...... ¦ .' ,, 7" ~ tault to,the c»ntrorersy;ln the threatened . strike which They pan me to der veil known skies, HSi V TELEPHONE NUMBE RS. . . has been called for next Monday. The employe's should When I tell them of men like tramps ^ No. « . Wlthoudt no clothes army camps, ¦§|TOitorlarRoom.Main No. 1|Business Offlce.Msto have " had 'mort interest ln^-. ' the spirit of loyalty ; they to No. «, ' Halljlttprlal Room .Maln No. 81 Business Office-M ain should have bad patriotism enough to refrain from.even They look adt me and smile a smile Issues , of the day ] ¦ ¦ ' Each time I tell aboudt a pile . f Hfei '" - - . • Iubscbi ptiox bates. ¦; ¦ - ' - . • considering a walk-out at this time. The emplbyers are - » ¦ ¦ :• ; ' Of Red Cross sveaters to a, store . Ireland Should be on Our Side. '; ¦ ¦ Bj-Carrier In Quints * . . •> at .fault because they mode absolutely ho attem pt to . moct And merchanta yelling .loud .for more , . HfPv ¦¦¦¦¦¦-.¦¦ , Convincing evidence of the good I 11§>V 1*!<* •- "• .••••••"••••"' £ the demands ot the union it appears that both sides And how der vlnun en Till not york. sense and patriotism of American s of! ¦SgHif-Year ,..•;..«....••••••>•*•'"' An'¦ how der farm hands loot¦ and 1 In Advan ce . could have made concessions, and the order for a nation ' • • • ' ' " Irish blood In found In their utter lack ' ' -. -shirk. . - : ¦• . . - . ; ' - By Mall OntsUe of Quliicr. , ' ' wide strike in the Western Union July 8 could have ( . of sympathy for 'tbe anti-conscrip tion- iflfj, ' ¦ ' ff lufflfi- •• •' (Strfetly In Advance. ) . . . . • . been avoided.' So it appears that government control of They vdn't believe me Yett . I.My 1st movement which haa gained such | « , great headway In Ireland, enlisting as ! Bpb w«k ...... ;.'...... , .,.... " the telegraph' lines must become necessary, even as gov- That dere 1» mighty bell to pay i Months Because der yankSes got no guns It has the support of the Irish nation- llftree ••^••"••' •" fH" ernment control of- the railroads became necessar y. To fight der kaiser 's mighty huns ; alist and Sinn Fein parties. *tatb. ..,,...... -...... -...---'%»J Government control at this time would make for effic- Because ho cannons day can tlnd Loyal Americans of whatever blood Hfc: ...... "y »»-°0 ¦ ¦ ¦¦ recognize in 'Great * Britain as in HgOne-Year .,...„...; ...... iency and speed In our ;war work. . , .. ' . ' . '¦ .' To back der troo pers up pehind. » ;'!- ¦ .iAll mall subscription s are stopped prom ptly at ;«* America' but two classes of people, ' ' ¦ ¦ ' -'¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ " , you majesty. , 1 alndt . . those who are -working for allied vic- j pftlra tlon. - ," . ; .. . . '- • I deil . tory and those who are working for ¦ ' ,. COKSOinMTION OF BAILWAI8., No good here now, I.lie and palndt figfe¦¦ ¦ ¦ ' NOTICE ' -.;. • . - • • . grief ana woe, allied defeat. In the pro-German • . , . SPECIAL . ,. It appears more and more certain that tho Burlington Der awful tales of ' mtACorrespondence of all descri ption, whether intended Dey vlnk dere eyes and on day go, camp oh this side of the water not departments , should be station In Qulncy may become a union station, with all Dey von't belief m» Tot I ,' say, one Irishman in a hundred can' be ig&fe'the business or tie editorial roads entering the city' running Into it It seems that Dey Bmllo a Brolle. ana vlsper "Hey?" found. But unhappil y In tho pro-Ger- sSgf dilrnaed to "Tho Qulncy Journal. " , and -not to any. man camp In Ireland large . numbers ' • • ' • ' ' ¦ ¦ " ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ' ' - • - ¦ " ¦ - ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ the government poUpy-of reducing expenses and . ra ising , gp ^ diTiduai: . , , . .- . . . I fear mein life, dey look at mi; : ot people , perhaps, a majority, have 1 the plane , ot efficiency will bring¦ tho consolidation ot all I fear deyhl han g me to a dree . enlisted to fight In one way or an- life ' ' ; SPECIAL BEPBESBNTATIYES. . railway work to thU city. . ' ,. ' ' . And I don 't like to feel a noote other the battle of the Hun. ' New Yor k; f|fip.. Logan Payne Co., Fifth. Avenue Butldln g. There -can tie no doubt that such a move would be of Aboudt meln neck; all tings Is loose; Ireland has always looked to Amer- §»¦»? Chicago ;- No." 8 Winter .St. $oa. Der vorst Is this: der Yankees her« ica for sympathy, and never In the , . Marquette Building, benefit to the city. It would make possible efficiency price of lager beer. past has she looked In vain. Always f& 'k Ion ; Krosge Building, Detroit; Lumber Exchange , . Haff ralBed der . . ¦ ¦ ot handling freight and passonger service such as we have we been . Inclined to take Ire- [ , - ... . ' ' ' • ' ' ff2 ^ ' - Minneapolis . Minn. . have never had, and never could have when the centers If you Till take It mine advice, land's side qs - against England In You'll pack your duds , tome corn an d controversy. But I reland has §i£~[ MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED BBESS. of rail activities are.on opposite sides of the town. every ' no mortgage on our sympathies. And Pg$ : Tho Associated Press is exclusively, entitled to the Concentration ot resources and . elimination- of petty And take -youY royal self avay Iroland should know that , we Ameri- t$j vo for republlca tion of all newa credited to it;or. not details is a thing "which the government has taken up to Before der Yankees come to stay; cans will revise -our . ju dgment . and to the local pey say dey'l) capture alt Berlin , ~ ' :#,otte r^rlBe creditod this paper and also of news the railway control, We have seen great freight trains transfer our sympathies , unless Ire- All of And say, 1 ttar de«e birds vlll vin land at once ceases to aid and com- ''^pub lished herein. rights republlcaUon special thundering through big passenger stations In the cities. are ¦ fort the Huns and enters •whole- ^•jillBpatches herein also reserved. , . ' : , We have read of the thundering of freight trains In the I'm getting feet tha t's mighty eoldt, heartedly, into the war on the side ot am drowtog oldt, - Hudson river tupe , a sacrilege to the days of old, when I veel dat I the allies. . . . .- • , fe » ;. MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OP CIRCULATIONS. . I vlBh dat yoii vould «end a-shlp Irish revolts can . hav e but one ¦ ¦ only passenger trains allowed admittance to the gift dese birds the slip ; Secretary Baki'r, drnivinir the first number and "Ma jor Billy" Welborn , ¦ ¦ ¦ - ¦ - w°re So I could meanin g to this country—a longer - ¦ ¦ ¦ • dese Yankees vapt , who' aided In drawing tlio numbers. . -. < *&» : subway under the river at New York City. . 1 fear mine hide our P- , , a etraid. Your apy. yon Douat TVar Socrotary Baker. Blindfolded drew tho first pei;et In the , recent war and Inc reased sacrifices on . In many ways hava .we >een the railway work sim- Und I' par t .'Every time an Irishman who , One Country, One Flag! " second drawing for tho draft. This drawin g provides the order In which fighting In France Joins the g|; :" One Gad plified. Here, there and everywhere , speed .and dispatch "Horse sense ," laid the man from 700,000 young tnori who' registered Juno 5 will be called for army , service. should be , as he pulled on the glass bowl. The drawing took revolt against his government he to handling freight haa become the watchword. Every across the river Twelvo hundred pellets wore drawn from a ; makes it necessary tor two Ameri cans left hand -reto , " never did seem to ap- two hours. "Major Billy" Wolborn , who Is given credit for knowin g more chance ot congestion has been eliminated whero possible. mule." to join the army who would not other- ply to a Missouri about the details of the draft than anyone else, helped draw the pellets* wise be required to fight—one to take Concentration of endeavor¦¦ ¦ has been carried out on all ¦ ¦¦ should be • . ' - Or a whipped kaiser, ole top. the place in the line that sides;-; , • , held by the Irishman ; the other to . The consolidation of the railways here Is a natural ' " Famous Combi nation!. take the place In the line made va- upshot of the government' s policy. It seems certain jo Crackers and cheese. cant by the British soldier compelled come, even as Ribbons and hair. to go baCkwnd watch the Irishman. It has come to other towns in tho country. This Is the time for every one who ¦ ———— ^^ ^-^ ggggggg B Whisky and . beer. ^Your Tfedtth j$'A - The shippers and receivers of. freigh t must approve Hits and Misses. loves freedom -to forget all other Is- comparison GERMANY. . • such a move when it comes, tor the centralization of sues, which after all In fefc BOYCOTTING OUB EENinr AWFUL. with world freedom can only be petty, ' Britain has announced passenger trains will eliminate to a large extent the pos- mwand itr Care K.fi' vHavclock Wilson of Great PubllBhed Every One In a While. _JR. w and Join in the great .battle against to August , to sibility of freight congestion. « NO. 1 m&iB&^VIL. R.H. BJ ^HOP * KKJ @ia.tl a delegation will Tlslt this count ry Vol. 6. July 2, ID tS. BATHING BEACHES AND DISEASE. Its uso for bathing should be prohi- the Hun. For If the Hun wins we United States to a Dlan of abso- bited. shall aot have the opportunity of set- Wt&ifo »h° support of the . frbb "lunch JacOb L. Crane , Jr., former assistant tling these other problems for our- tho German empire 's commerce. : , BATTLES IK THE ATJR, "Blliter " Will Disappear. ' SsWto boycott against ' or • state sanitary englneor ot Michigan , B. C. B.: For the "blister " Of which selves—he will settle them for us. ifeU ready, he declares, largo numbers of people to bis The outstanding feature ot the war in the air the The Hun gry Saloons. draws timely attention to the fact that Ireland' s troubles were In a fair way ™ " said Nlckolas you speak I would do nothing for a are fnvorablo to such an after the war campai gn, western front Is the allied supremacy over the Germans, "Look 'here ; Mutson. nearly everyone who lives near. bath- time, thinking that It will probabl y to be settled when the war broke out. (pedantry Garter, glancing np from hl« copy of They will be settled satisfactorily If ft?ge' argues that therein , America -stands a .wonderful Stories of scores ot Germ an planes which have been was read- I ng beaches or Bwimmlng poola or who dlsappoar and not return. Should it The Journal. I looked. He has used them to any extent can recall persist or should an ulcer or other ab- the allies win. But if German y wins, ffifshan co to revenge bersolf upon Oerm any for her ruth less brought down by allied aviators are coming through Ing about the city council activities. a Ireland will Jearn when It Is too loin about itr I asked , In a way I instances of persons who contracted normal conditions develop consult M%Bt» In sinking dozens of American vessels, before and continually. The number , we know, is grcator than those "What some Infection causing a akin disease , physician so that it may be examined that all she has Buffered In the past we have lost. to dotermlno its exact nature. Any Is as nothin g In comparison with what iSljtfi er we entered the great war on the other side. "Mutson ," he replied , "you're a the ttourco of tho Infection being at- to snffor In the ." We are The airplanes usod .by tho allies,- we have boon told, tributed to swimming In the unclean clean bran can be used as a laxatlvB sho will bo compelled ljfep;But this country Is not :seeklng.reven ge . chump. " but It Ib probabl y f uture. • freedom which greatly superior to those of tho enemy. They are Garter 1b constantly telling me that water of the pool or beach. addition to tho diet, iliieekln g to . mike, the future safe tor the % are; , I feel It Ib certain that tho Infective or- hotter to get the packages of bran put ire to this more staunchly made of better material. They are I am a chums , and sometimes i|if» most have to feel the right toMlfe. We. fash- that he may be right Still 1 cOttld ganisms of skin diseases aro washed out by the milling companies which Spitzbergen 's Coal and today for tho purpose or blotting out an autocrati c ioned to a more up-to-date form, which makes of them nothin g about the stor y to rouse oft Into tho water whon anyone suf- Is somowhat cleaner and moro desir- plight of Is at see ' ' able than the loose bran. These pack- Iron Sought by Kaiser S^iorernmentrthe very, form which odds with the better fighting machines than the enemy has produced. Garter 's Interest • « fering from such a mala dy uses a * "Mutson , you Idiot, " he said, " can't bat hing beach. If tho beach is crowd- ages can be secured at most groceries. (SJ remalnder of the civilized world. , , The greatest asset to an air fighter , wo are told , Is you see that there 's a myster y here? ed -with bathers , so that anyone Is li- . Tap© Worm. London , July 2.—Agitation has been S|?t ', If armed might of the allied poweni can brin g Oor- steely courage and . complete ab sence of fear. Once a Think. Why should the city council able to have the freshly infected water A. S.: Tho successful treatmo nt ot started in England to prevent Ger- flying man contracts "cold feet," he Is lost. For with not pass an ordinance which would come In contact with his skin , tho in- tape worm Ib rather difficult Bince many 's war lords and steel magnates &$iaay to. terms—ter ms that will • eliminate all forma of get the ontlre worm are ' war (be least strain. of cowardice comes disaster. eliminate free lunch in saloons of this fection may easily be contracted. failures to from getting control of Spltzber gen, ^^ tocrac y from the central power * tforerer ^ihe will ( Th danger of swimming in water frequent. I would suggest that you the El Dorado of the Arctlo ocean. . " aillei : We know that each of our own fighters Is a man Ions '' V ' thlek. SlWended victoriou sly; *If;to the anned' mlgbt. pf the admitted that my head was contaminated by sewage* or by other , seek admslslon to a hospital for a few Should Germany be forced to give Germany democrac y, the war has failed tested and tried out, not only for skill In handling the del- "W hy, you poor fl«b ," he said, bathers is obvious and apparently very days to havo the efforts to remove up Alsace-Lorra ine, with Its coal and S^nnot .force nose favorable , al- qf commercial icate machinery of the plane, hut for his courage , his sense scornfull y, "It l> Plato as the great. However , it must bo remem . the worm undor the most , Iron deposits , a far richer prize ferto ea porhapa It , might , he well , to speak on your face. - The city council bered that any sowago contamination conditi ons. though more dlBtant , would be won ot distance; .hi* susceptibility to nervousness and tear. doesn't want to eliminate free lunch. to the-water of a bathing beach Is Possible Causes of Neurit is. should her plundor- bun get jiossos- 1 't . ' KS,J Germany has formed for. herself an Autocratic boy- If ho shows symptoms of any. disorder of mind which That' s the reason why they didn greatly, di luted and tho danger Is cor- S. n. C: A focus of Infectlo n In sion of Spltzber gen, a group of islands " might .cause him to fall In action, ho Is rejected. The pats an ordinance. ? respon dingly less.. the noso or throat or about the teeth lying aboAit 1,000 miles north of Green- ^ffitt which wilt remain .to force for a/generatlon after "Reall yf" I asked. "Wh y?" of tho nourltiB from land. The territor y of 24,000 square same rule holds good of the French and British , flying However. Prof. G. C. Wnlpplo in his may be tho cause S§he present war. Germany 's campaign of terror and "Simple, my dear Mutson ," he re- book on "Typhoid Fever, " takoB occa- which you are suffering. If there is miles has 2,000 squaro miles of known to Germany " men. They must he of the. best human material obtain- plied. "If free lunch Is put out, -more treatment than you have coal and iron deposits . Stnthlessnes s will make of the label >Made , anything sion to point out that typhoid fever Is need of ' other able. Combining the finest of human material with , the where will the aldermen get sometlineB abundant at sea beaches yot had to the throat I would sug- If Germany 's influence In Russia W^'thlng to bo despised. No firm to this Or any to eat?" continued. If ths pre vails , the acquisition of Spltzber- , war will take flkest Inanimate material , and we havo the best air fleet. and along tbc shoreB of bodlCB of gest that this be ifxountry opposed to Qormany In this cruel "Marvelous !" I exclaimed. water Into which sdwagc is dis- search for a focue from which septic gan -would be the next logical step stigma of trading with "Germany when The .result Is. a superiority- which, is showing more and "Elementar y; my dear Mutson ," he absorbed Is not yot toward farther economic domination h|iiipon ItBoli the were not a chump you charged. "Epidemics of Rome rnd gnl* material could be of RuBsta and Scandinavia , passed. •; . ' •' . . .' ' more each day m the , bringing down of over increasing said. "If you tude, " he sayt; , "have resulted - from comploto It should be continued . fljhe clouds of strife have •: .. would have seen It yourself. " Aspirin. aijt . There will be little need of an allied .bbycott ; Honeat numbers of the Hun 's flying craft. Traa right. bathing In infected watow. " The Effect at . I -wonder it Garte r In support of this tho metro politan S. R.: Aspirin ' Ib not especially de- Berlin St., New Orleans, '^ . merchants and importers and exporters;! honest traders sewage commission of Now York city pressing, bu t it Bhpuld be used with " will form for. themselves individual boycotts Famous Sentences. of much caution and within the limits of dosage Renamed After Pershlnc fit all kinds ' : FEEE LUACU. . "Lau gh and grow fat" reports: "As a result Benefi- 'IVirhlcti will make tho way of the German stony and thought , many Investigations nnd tho suggoBted by your physician. Members ot the city council have declared that they , if secured at all, are like- , La., July 2.—Because '¦ " best expert advlre procurable , Ole cial effects New Orleans jSrdlfficult on tho high roads of commerce. j ' . ' . '' will pass an ordtoanco eliminating the free lunch from commission hns adopted for its guid- ly to be seen within a relati vely short everything Teutonic . Is more than ob- ' if-T - In one event only would boycott against Germany the saloon * when the food administration asks them to an ce tbc general standards ot require- 1 m° noxious in this city of Fre nch customs iS»p right It Germ any retains her present potltlpn ol ments (for tho dogroo of cloanllncBs of inter .JIen«trnal Hemorrha ge. • an d traditions , tho board ot city com- pass such a measure and until that time Will maintain a J1MMI E B.: Any Inter- menstrual ord inance has erased J' ^Seruial to enter into the spirit of a league of nations , such harbo r waters ) statod below "—th is Mrs H. missioners by policy of "hands off." If the food administration had the clauBo readin g—"Tho ' q uality of wator hemorrhage should havo the most Berlin street from tho map and sub- Sas h»B been proposed by our president , wo must wage a jurisdiction to aBk tho city council for such an ordinance QU1NCY JULY 2 for bathlns should consideration by a competent stituted tho name of Pershing street ¦ . , at points suitable careful !i;:commercUil war after militar y peace. ' . no doubt the food administration would have tho authority DEAR BOSS conform substantial ly as to bacterial surgeon. It may be due to the pres- Now the Orleanlan who returns to cancer or a fibro id tumoi an absence of several ~ Other wise a boycott would bo un-American. For we to eliminate the free lunch without resorting to a plea A MAN CAME In purity to n drinkin g water standard. " onco of a the city after ]0[ TO TALK to me In other word s, th o- danger of In- of tho uterus. You should not .delay years is directed to Persblng street ^niust not entertain thoughts, of ' revenge. We must wId to the city council. 1 It the food administration bad the such competent advice. " HE HAD A bump fection Is no great In any wator not in securin g something like this: Jj ihls' war beyond all question. After that has been donot power, the city council would not have been consulted UPON his head up to a drinkin g water standard that (C opyright, 1818, by R. H. Bishop, Jr.) "Sonny, " ho asks a newsboy, " can ardut y * for th« I snerit of your ' tttalth. uu^stionn rt« you tell mo whore Por shing streot ^^ h wo havo set for .ourselves will have been In the matter. " - ' . , . AS BIO as knots (This column la conduct ed not suitable tor re ¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ . ' 1 hon. Questions Is?" Sflacoain pllshod, . . ,. . , , ' ' , ' . . ON WALNUT trees mill If stiun pod. oddrastsd envelope ^ ; The free lunch served with beer Is not really wanted LWMS' -'B wffi'TCtKrJKiWtW rs to Dr. Blg! hop. I n cnr« of this newnpaper.) "Sure , Jllke, " 1b tho grinning reply. AND. everything . « «nclo«od. Add reM Qen. f<#.V ; ' . ' , ' - . , V ' by those who* eat it It is not needed , and food that is AND AS he talked "Where d' yo think Porshin g Is not needed at this time of war Is wasted when it Is con- mad headed for ?" fH? . SINKING , HOSPITAL SHIPS. HE GOT real "Why, Berlin, of course, " tho seek- :y the Hun has sumed, Tho city . council refuses to tak e this step for AND SAID that be (^; Tho torpedoin g of tiie Uandoverythat Castle by a German ¦ er of knowled ge answers. appears Indicate some reason; we do not , know ' what . that reason is and HAD HIT a door . then, mister, you go to Ber- ^^ubmarlno to adopted WHEN it.was dark "Woll , dellbcrato policy of sinking these vcuselB of mercy , we do not care , out It appears to tho man on tho side- lin and that 's whoro you'll find PerBh- s-f > f AND IF WE dare d lnn." ¦ lir ^nie . excuse that tho commander of the submarine gives . lines that the city council might havo considered the TO SAY for his act of vandalism Is that It was carrying American pressure of the times and the necessity of the action in . HAD HAD a tight TOWN Billion Dollars Voted by passing an ordinance. It might have had tho credit WITH HIS friend wife TIE k' As tho torpedo struck an explosion .occurred in liHDUND tiiftlccrs. . which will go to the food administration when it takes HE'D HAVE the law House to Clothe Troops i,Vfho roar end , and this ho declared was proof that it was . UPON US. and £s).iarr ylng munitions of war. That he lied is apparent on upon Itself tho power and authority of removing the . THAT KIND ot stuff , Washington , July 2.—A new ur gent fcthe face of it Tho ship was returning 1 from the war free lunch from the saloons of the country. AND ANY way , 1 deficiency bill carr ying nearly »1,000 - g to Canada at the tlino she was sunk. Why should I DIDN' T know , Including $712,223,610 . for :| :| qn* . HE HAD a tight 000,000 ¦^a-Tcsflcl west bound carry powder and war materials? HABBY A. WHBE1EB. clothing for tho arm y, was passed by WITH HIS wife and I tho house soon , after It was reported |!- .ye»sols east bound are the ones carrying munitions. We The retention of Harr y A. Wheeler as food adminis- DON'T care ' (By the Haa a*Ue Street) / by the appropriations committee. It ¦|fhave no use for powder and guns on this side of the trator for tho state of Illinois Is one of the best moves AND" ANY way I Is the last of the big supply measures IF HE had stayed . 0 ^.Atlantic, but tothe straining ot evory effort t6 transport the food administration yet has accomplished. It is a and now goes to the senate. (•^all Tco havo tho Euro pean side. Ger man policies of AWAY from me They were old cronies—ho tter than "But, John, I only take a small The large sum for clothing was move of great value to the government , and especially to I NEVER would ' glass once to a great while, ft; ''sinking hospital ships brings down the wrath of every that, they woro comra des of 50 years and It's made necessary because ho provision tho state of Illinois. : HAVE KNOWN that he the nation s been bq long since we met, lot's go In 000,000,000 thinking person in this , Btandlng. In tho hour of was made for it In the $12, ferjght country. The estimate of When Mr. Wheeler announced his Intention of leav- WAS BUMPED upon peril they had stood should er to and take Just .one. Take a soda, it army appro priation bill. .. |H^3erman chara cter is .going down and down even ' lower, HIS HEAD and thou ght behind the you don 't care for anything stronger. " ing the service a few weeks ago, there was misgiving in shoulder, had fought - Chairman Shorley of the appropria- the low point which heretofore has been attributed THAT WE would think brea ptw orks , which we modorna term And so after a lot more porsuaslon , tions committee explained that tm |||| ian ¦ ¦ the minds of those conversant with the workings of the aro ' * ¦ - b HIS WIFE hit Urn ¦ trenches. Thoy, like all of ub . John finally consented , and they , planned to maintain ^tBrthe brutal Hun.. ' , . . - - ,...... ¦; . . . i • ' war department food conservation movement They realized tha t there WITH A rolling pin- : . feelin g the heavy. hand . of Fathor started Into the .placo whero . they a three months ' Bupply of clothing Kj|£r ,That Jho Llohdovery Castle was illuminated with If any, or shoulders wcro standing. 'Adam tried the door, are few.men, who could equal tho record which OR FLAT Iron Time pressin g upon thoir ¦ and equipment for the soldiers In In- Hated Cross signs made no difference. - - Possibly , the only Harry A. Wheeler had made. , ¦ • ' ' : • . ¦ ' • SOMB.other arm : and tugging at their feet which aro and It was locked. ' ' states , in addition to the month' s . , reason "What's the matter here? " asked land gMRec t on' the .German was that ot making of It a better ' No doubt ' tho need of'this man has been improssed OF WARFARE tbaf be ginning to lag. For tha t supply at seaboard. . , . IS USED to homo • "Bod " about as tho young- Adam. Ho looked to, then read- the Mnxget than would.a- , darkened ship. It was plainly they do not sign on the door , and caw tho upon his mind. No doubt ho has been convinced that he WHERE men have to er generation, and porhap B aro not up "Blue¦ Rib- fflgMrked ^withto Red . Cros s sign-and made ' no 'attempt has booh doing a ' groat work which could not be .dispensed EXPLAIN often that to the changes which aro going on bon." _ ' . ^Mtttever hide Its, passage through tho water, . ' tho busln oss Mo- . It was the . place dosed some time Glnklns . . With, And realizin g, he has changed his mind about THEIR WIVES did not from time to time in ago on the order of Mayor Thompson 1 ^^^ VThe ot tho ' Uandovery . Castle is merely HIT THEM but tion. Eviden tly they had not met for resigning and has agreed to continue tho work of keeping ¦ - ' "You .don 't , know how near I came KsSWher ruthless act which muBt bo counted against the THEY RAN into Borne time. . . .;, ,» to falling from grace, Adam, said Illinois in the lead In matters pertaining to the conser- :A DOOR / "Well. John , how are you?" asked ¦ ¦ " Brial 'German govcrniAe' John '. , . . ' ' ' . KBS' nt; in the settling of its ' vation of food. . , ' ' ' ' ' ' the one. - ' . . - ' • «, . - . ¦ : «. < . ¦; ¦ ¦ . ' . . are your "I knew it all the time ," respon ded Hra jo irat with . us. Tho sinking of this vessel must noted Illinois Is the gainer as Mr. Wheeler decides to . . "Fine , Adam ; and how¦ ¦ ack. ¦ ¦ . Adam, "and 1 was only trying to play SHSpJin ishod when finallyto the rul ers and the people of remain at the 'task. He Is bur man, a man we know and John camo b , a Jo ke On you." . Then they laughe d arc forced beg for ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ' They wero standin g on Ham pshire . ^Mft man y peace. ,. . ' . .; ; honor. . We have great heiiet In him and will carry ou( Sixth , midwa y, ot again, shook hands and parted. The between Fifth arid two old cronies were Adam Hiid and suggestions coming tram him which might go unheeded th« block on the south sldo of the : street. There were; hati irnjl y. some John Weasels. > BKf"'"i;H' ™?3Mtt ;pV'THE. '^ElEOEAP H. ' -.-; ¦/ ¦ ;- • • were he not a , man of such great common sense and in ot the ©8 : . : ¦ reminiscence s ot tho battle EKt#yppears UjBt sovertifflont control of. the telegraph whom we can have implicit faith and trust , : Wilderness , on the part of Adam , and tt ^trjr ^iit' eer taltt. : 'A 1 threatened str ike John told: of Bomo ot tho wild drives Hj ^D^ ^ ^ 1 . on ¦ ' ' ' ¦ ' ¦ leo by { THUMBNAIL jiw ;JJn iDn, Be(!nii to' be forcing the ' ¦ ' ' • ¦ ' • . '' ' ¦ ' : ¦ " ' of tho Third Missouri cavalr y, _ ' HHPI^ ^BW ^iiir-v H^H |&( government's ...... THE ;TAMkEB8' CHAKCE. ,- . .. - " tho then dashin g Col. G lovor. That * ¦ n BIOGEAPHIES~ tlm'i' ¦ ¦ ¦ • • a strike would be a viuj v ' , (Rock; Island Union.) meet ' - lilHMSwiS ffi dlnaster-o» ,- . . tha n pleased to \ they wore moro ^ Vicioly is a i Hw |IBKH pBlB3[iKiit««' 'of tho . country would 'd o much' to The latest from the west front is that the Germans goes without saying, and they stood ' as 'a nation in the war. and chatted for a long time. - Finally, Albert A. Spra ffne, Jr. Questio n of Stamin a HH ^^ M ^MI^ioncy. at The tele- are plannin g a strong drive, against positions held.by the ' John , we ve A;. '^iro nlpro rieeded this, time than at Adam said to . John: " Ch icago—A. Sprague II. .was Send-the Wheat HB ^M^inS any Yankees. This haa been expected for some time, and the talked so long, I'm getting dry, What born to Chicago , May 13, 1818. He was Meat-F&ts-Sugar HHn ^2| ^d]aii4'.efficiency, are absolutely necessary- to boys are prepared to receive them. This wli| be a good do you say It'wo , go to hero and . have educated at Eastern schools, ' graduat- the f iielfor Fighters . ¦»I'r; 'mmedlate touch -with all parta, chance to Bhow the Teutons , how hard the American j a¦ glasa ot beer?' .' ' ... . v . " . ing from Harvard In 1S98. He then m'H':' ¦-¥¦'¦ •s44*\ivv;y%:house tonodea by hJ» family and oJU- ': : ' i&MrMi- :. tK^^i ^ .^M ^M^^ »i^ i^ il ife i iSi mMtimi&MMoiMgMm.x& ^A^M ' ^i^ -?: * Pi? What Everylihm^^^Tio 1 ' ' '' ' IMS D Wm^^m¦ ' '¦; ' ''' ' ' ' '''' OROTHY ALEXANDER, Editor , , n&^l^ L^ ¦ ^nr--' | | | | " ¦ ¦ ' ' • - ^^^^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^ ^^*^^^ ^^^^^^ ^^ ^^ ^^^^^^ i^^^^^^* ^^^^^^ B^W ^a^^^^^^^^^^^ fc ^ifc M^^^ .^ J^^^ .^^ fc J ¦^ a_ ^^ L^^^^^^ h^^ J^fc ^^^ J^ h ^^ b -^ ... ^^ J^-^ fc ^^ .^^ t^^'J^ ' J ^^fcj .^^ . •'^ ¦¦aji ^ — ¦'» .... i i —^—— ' ¦ ' ' ' ¦¦ ^^ ^^^^^^^^^^w ^^ g ^^^^ i ^ ^w^^^^ ^ ^^^ ^^ ^. ^i ^^^^^^^ ^ ^ ^ ^^^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ i ^ ^ ^^^^^^^ i ^^^ i ^^ l ^ ^ ^^^ Wi^ ^ ^ ^^ ^ ^ i ^^ im g cu__^_____ ^^^^ ' 11 11 *_ ¦' ' THE DAY THEY ~ THE " THIRD fcADY OF THE CAMELLIAS" 11 CELEBRATE PASSES FAMOUS FLOWERS TO SOLDIERS July 3 it the .fiftieth wedding ' an- MEM IMPBE3 5IQM5 i nlvorsary of Mr. and Mrs. James B. 1 Parsons of North ' Twenty-fou rth llEtaifflfiSti A street. . ', • "a July 3 to the flftx-second wedding jfcilnlversary of : Mr. and Sire. ' John 'Meatherlngham of Camn Point. ¦ " . BH BEFLECTI DM3 Ur The I2t»rUfll I-Vmlnln *' - Witlonary Circle of First Christian. * Everybody auditorium from July 31 to July ' Sugar is Saved in . . . "] 's business. whOB o home is the earn * thing to her —The . annual meeting of tbe Young and Rev. Park er Shields , a fora | That is an expression Mr s. John T. that a man 's business is to him, glv« Woman 's Missionary Cir cle of the past or , will bo present for the sejSl I These Coolin g Things I Xnghram used Monday afternoon in a the closost attention to every detail ol Further plans for the conferenc es their own business affairs. So should First Christian church was held Mon- * little talk at the meeting of tho Quin- day evening be held in Septemb er also were ai It Is very necessary to save sugat cy unit , Adams Count y this war , because it Is their own per> In South park , following Members of the Woman • Hcftno Im- sonal business; be given that same at- a . splendid ' picnic supper. 's Home*M just now, but during these hot summei pr ovement association. ¦ A report sionary.BocIe ty' met Monday - afU I tention . ' -...... • . ' Of the . convention . recently held in ' days It tfhard to 'go without the cool- Don't you think It hits the mark * ¦noon in thox home ,of ;Mrs. Mi- ' - The child and the young person Jacksonville was given by Misses Frank -, tSU : Vone • street ,-, w li ng things , to eat and .drink , which exactly? should be impressed with the fact tha t BU«abeth:«renke.and Virginia Qrle .er lUr iM Sho was saying that this war is Lucy.Bunting as leader of the lesii I have the unhappy - faculty .of calling the war mean s the same thing to them and Mrs. Edgar Potter, who. Is super- oa "One Stations , I/or much sugar. But tnat Is being everybody 's business; , that It is as It does to those , that ar e- older— Along the'TralE everybody 's business . that the wheat intendent ot the society, gave an in- Alaska;'' . . There also . was ri)u sill 'overcome, *r too United states food that their savings, 'their conservation , teresting review of missionary, work Mr»; ¦ i administration Is deviling recipes for Is conserved or that what tho gov- have Just as much to do with winning ¦ "*' ft ^Kelker , 4«nd Mrs,^ ernment wants done Is done; tha( ~ In Africa. Six new members were re- OllT«f. » RafresKmenU - ' wer i sherbets and other froxen dishes In the war as havo those of their fa- ceived at the meeting. (Miss Frankle e^ ia . which syrup Is used In place of sugar, everything concerning tho war wheth- thers and mothers. • ; du,rlag;tte social lour.';, '. ipM ' ¦ ¦ er It Is big or small Is everybo dy' Hutchison .was ' re-elected president ^ 'Here are three : " - : .. - s Never has anything , touched every of the society; Miss Pauline Fackler ' ' ' Pineapple Sherbet. business. •• • . • ' one, evkryw lfere", so personally *as has , C«il»T«fmUpnia I ^ c^Aboo il . We've bad the same thought put to was elected vice president ; Mlu members of tho First 1 cup corn or other syrup, 2 cups this war , and those that ' Ignore It in Elliaboth 'Menie ,, secretar y, ' Congresjit loS boiling water , 1 cup crated pineapple , us before , but not exactly In this way, any. way are 'miking • countless ' thou- and Sunday school . enjoyed a dellSltt I Juice of 1 lpmon, nor do we think bb forcibly, sands suffer and In the end Misses Virginia Qries er and ¦Leonn froUc at. South park while of 1 egg. ¦ ¦ , thorn- Hutchison,' , *' , Monday ^tS Combine the" Ingredients with' tho A business man 'and a housewife, selves as well. ' • ' - , ' treasurers. . , exception of the egg white. Cool splendid plcnlo . supper. the Vermont Strett H. tne After ^fl mixture and freete. It. Add the beaten Mrs. B. McCsbe; J. Edlsdri Halllgan, of the Messrs. Lass have both gone to ib^At . supper Uiere was on lmprom stu:«? egg white , jutt before the' freezin g is Mrs.: j . E/ Ha lllgan. ' • . . the Great Beyond, but they are atl monthly meeting of th» official board gran i ;of- songr by: children otM completed. ¦ . lV ; During the unfurling of the flag, living at dalcsburg; Monday evening It. was decided to Woodland tome; wno ¦ ¦ ¦¦ - . »tten4;th »' ^ . . . . sgg rap. all present stood and sang, tho * "St ar Mr. Parsons bro ught .his bride to postpone the re-openlng ot, the church ' 1 egg, 2 tablespoons corn or other Spnng le'd Banner. " A ,*bcauttful pat- Qulncy two- days after tho wedding. ¦syrup, cup milk , % teaspoon va- riotic selection was recited by Mrs. He was at that time In .charge ot the Mrs. Bonfot t I 'Hone ^rHra. Beverly ft - '.. ¦ , nllla, salt. . . - ,.. Tom Adams . . , • ,., • beautiful gardens on the Charles Bonfoey, ot Klrksvllle, Mo., arrive d :y , LJQAEv»]BW8 Add the syrup to the egg, an d beat After the dedication of the flag, Henry '.Bull place at Sixteenth and (|, ' ¦ a .Maine streets this morning to Ttslt h«r motl)er, Mrsi the mixture with an. egg beater until social was enjoyed and cards were , and continued* In that W. T. O'Bryant and Bister, Mrs , Edith it Is light. Add the milk and the play ed, lira. Emmett Corcoran, : Br, work for 16 years. He then took up 11' i flavoring. Stir tho mixture , thorough- farming, tnd in that work wai most Brockman, Mrs. CBryant 's: nt phew, UJSRfLiSf *1^***111*' l«: Tisltlnrl Margaret Sbanahah and Mrs. F. E. Oeorgo Harri s 1 8 111 ly, and serve it ice cold. ', ' Morris winning prizes. Dainty re- successful. They have lived on their of Washin gton, D. Cr ' Froien Costard. • presen t place on North Twenty-fourth also Is here to Visit her: over ' tn'v rWv^'iu : ^ : ! freshments wore served: . M rs. Tom stre et for 36 years. . ' i- ^ -m,-MoiJera/wo odmen et.M ' . 1 pint milk , . 1% teaspoons corn- Adams , Mrs. Julius Schr&g o Fourth., and hi* iliter, ' jMnii; ;, Roj starch, 1% teaspoons cold milk or and Mrs. Both Mr. and Mrs . Parsons have J. O'Nelll/were In charge. been members of the Vermont Street Longley and husband and little son % water , 1 cup corn sirup or sufficient ' &&^.^&m maple ' syrup or honey tor desired At the ' business Besslon . plans for M.'E. church ever-since they Jived are expected to arrive • sopn from J tow H,-Wilson U m, Spr lngl sweetening, .W. teaspoonful salt , the annual picnic were made. It- will U.orc , and they , and their family have WldhlUk They are coming throughgo In {?!&»' *» ."*« ; l*gal business ^ ¦ ' 1% bo held ' In > about two weeks at South taken an active their car and ^ from here will to will ttturn-•£ to Qutacy teaspoon vanilla. , .. ' part In Its affairs. tojilg6t. ?^| park. . , • .: Mr: Parsons has served the church In Cleveland to visit Mr. Longley's peo- ¦ . ' Thi ; ionUiljr mee " Scald the mllk.^and add the ' corn ' many official capacities and was a ple, and then to innneapolli , Mflw, ting of th» Cffl starch mixed' with the cold milk or ' o/ Hgnor was Held last night. 4§ number of years superintende nt of where their will HvV Friends wllfbi Una buslness.'oQly . water . Cook tho mixture ' over hot the Sunday school. sorry to know,- that 'til* Condition of was tr aaaa«t »s| watec for. IS minutes. Add the egg, James E. Parteons and They have a number of relatives In Mrs. CBryant, who has ,b«en confined . The blrtb. of a son to Mr. and '-JJ slightly beaten , and cook the mixture Englan d, ^ 1 | Strain It, and cool it. Add the vanlla , - Golden Wedding Day Mr. and Mrs. Parso ns : Among the few living veterans Of the ; -iaurjiV^^\ ' ' freeze the custard In the same will hare th« Civil war who marched away from I>o>le. ot ' tll^, YOTk;S « and , I beat wishes and congratulations of ' Part y th disorderly .' way as . any Ice cream. many friends Richmond, Va., there Is not one who9, for Snippers—Miss Baf»h g^ ' ffj ^ conduc tSj ¦Mr. and Mrs. James E. Parsons of , for they are widely Luhrs of IJJ North Twanty-steond ran tedva continuance until JuirS known and held In the highest es- docB not rememb er the . Lady ' of the0 la- entertaining the Red .Crow Snip- in police court - this morni ng. r?l North Twenty'-fourth street , will Wed- teem by all. ¦ : ¦ ¦ ;¦ Camellias. .; . . . . ' ...... : ncrs at a' "500" party at h«T home - H. E. Schmltdeska ms nesday observe the fiftieth anniver- ' ' is asslaU Peter 's Court sary of their wedding, which took In an old-fashioned garden down In> this'afternoon. ' .The priles -will , be refietrants of .the class of lffi Richmond , tended - by a charming1 thritt'stampB and the Invited gue«ts fUling put their questi onnaires (St. place In Oalesburg on July 3,- 1868. On selecUre for f of Foresters UAfurls account of the conditions from the Talented Youn g Folks belle In crinoline there grew . the• besides - the snippers are Elisabeth draft .at Ubert y^odaj ^ war a largo celebration that had been camellias that wars Ut become famous , Cottrelt, Siliabeth Taylor , and. Jane A :tr«« it Fourteentli ' Service Flag for Sons Commun ity for when some of the young men dor: Weaver. TBe snippers are: . Ellsa- aiMj iS - ¦ ¦¦ ¦ ¦ planned will not bo held, but tho day Give Pleasing pro gram Singing stm tsiW M blown ovsf «. elded to array themselves with the by mM ^ will be quietly celebrated with a fam- to Be Urged by • beth -Calkins , Florenoe Brosdy, Ruth ol Sunday. ' It -will be remov SI An Impressive ceremony took place ily dinner In the evening, only ttho lo- _ as Red Cros s Benefit Home ,. soldiers of tho north against tho sol-- Gardner , Margaret Jean Rtngler, Vlr- ™ cal relatives being present. diers of the south/ the channliig.bolle» glnla- Coi, Suianne -Fawc»tt, Helen mmU *-1 -*' : *$* m at the meeting pf the St. Peter '* I Impro vement Sopiety of lUo crlnollno bestowed on' each bit Richards , Dorothy ' . Blltabtth ^ • Me* , of Foresters, No 299, In its ' Tbe children are: Edwin Parsons , v - ¦* : t .Court . A delightfully varied program was , tho departing soldiers a 'bouquet ofI 'i" «« Ches ' ¦¦¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ Castle and Virginia Lancaster. S *W>* bu t im , Cal.; Mra. 'Hcrb ert Slnnock ' ' *' of Corona ¦ ' • ' ' who room In tho Knights of Columbus , ; . ¦ • ¦ ; has boen enjoyed by a good sized camellias; . . . ¦ . . '• ? :•:-:- . at Bles«)Dg hospital3 (Emma Parsons ) of Berkeley, Cal .; audience at At the .• meeting of the ; Quln cy ¦ ¦ . .building , Monday evening, when a the-entortalnmeht gIVen unit ' ' . . Soldiers Kept Thenw ' '• " some time, was Uken to h.erlSj flag, the 14 stars of whlob MrB. W..H. Doran (Nellie ParsonB), of lor the ben- of' the Adams, County Home Improve- . Returns From California—MISS - serv ice Jollet, III.; Herbert Parsons , who wit h efit of tho Red Cross in the high school The camellias wore a sort of good1 Laura Mclntlre ot 810 North Seventh *" **¦"? * «?:.a ,« , ' j»U*g§ represented sons of members of the men t association at . . the Jefferson luck token and each recipient was cau- JiiiSaw. was dedicated. Mrs. his family lives on the home place; auditorium Monday evening, under the ' has retu rned, from a delightful year 's ' ' organization, Mrs.* Arthur Wenzel (Oraco Parso ns), direction of Thelma Bchool Monday after noon , the presi- tioned not to part with the bouquet, 1 stay In southern Califor nia, She spent |. Mr s. aeorgo H.' ^ tinnsh .of' l Arthur Roy conducted the ceremon y McDole and Mar- dent, Mrs: John T. Inghram , who also but to keep It at all times either -In ; York stree t rtpo rted to tie pollqtffl of Ouln cy, and Miss Bdlth Parsons, &t tha Chamberlai n. As a reward of ' »ome.tlm» with her auntl Urs..Oeorga either and tbe flag 'was unfurled by the home. There also.are.ton grandchild Is vice president ot the association . In their knapsacks or on their persons. nice, in Santa Ana and also visited ' a weasel or a vanda l had ft mothers present of the boys repre- dren, the eldest of whom, Arthur Sln- their efforts 128 was netted for the ft brief talk, told about the plan , of Years -after , when the north - and tered her chicken ' yar« durlngSU the organltatlo n ' In Los Angelas. Ban. Pedro . . Long nlgbj and killed ™ sented ' and the sister of one whose nock. Is In the navy, being stationed local Rod Cros s chspter. . to encourage commu- south Joined forces In our fight against Beach' and .at Camp Kearney In San ten fine blrd l /| mother Is dead. now at San Pedro, Cal. All of the numbers , wore good and nity singing th roughout the . county , I Spain , the daughter.of the first lady Diego. In Los Angeles shu was with ' Emory Darl s of Jlendo n i'eayji fl The boys represented and their . Married at Triple Wedding. especially pleati ng were little Virginia rs. - Inghram;said that she will ac- of the Camellias gave to each of the Mr. and Mrs Fred Arthur , formerly day tor .Aberdee n, Md., whero Wl mothers arc : Leo Corcoran , Mrs. Tho marriage of Mr. and Mrs. Par- Harding and Virginia Bltflestone in company Miss Helen Comstock , the departing soldiers of her olty—Rich- of Qulncy. Miss HcInU n returned j w k K, e»rpent er da the, n«w »rt! ' sons was the culmination ot a boy and solo dances. adviser,,on a lour of.the county soon mond—a bouquet of camellias for ¦ good lery?£ proving" Emmott Corcoran! Arthur D'Arc y, Miss Thelma McDole ' " ¦ ' - ' • ¦ • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ before hor brother , Ray Mclntlre, left grounds ; He goes M Mrs. Patrick D'Arc y; Evan Morris , girl romance , for they wera both na- showed exceptional talent In her to work up lntorcst In community luck. ' : ¦> • ;• . . fqr. Ihjo. Rahe school In Kansas City. here to Chicago , where he will touS sings, ' ' ' ' ' Joseph tives of Deal, Kent county, England. dancing and won much applause , and similar to those held here every Today, from that same old-fashioned : • • : '. j- : -:-:-:• ' • party of nine other , carpenters Mrs. F. K. Morris; Donald and • ' , . . • . . :. . ,. .. ; . . .| ,^ *! O*eill, Mrs.- J. J. O'Neill; Will Smith , Mr. Parsons camo to this countr y Miss Ella Meyer , in her reading . " In- Saturday night in Washington par k. camellia gard en down in Richmond, X/am .' ' will make the trip together. ' H«k about two.years beforo tboir marria ge dia, " , displayed exoellent training and Music , Mrs. Inghram emphasized la the third Lady of the Camellias. Heph- . . : la . Springfield, . Kai>^~ j cured the place through the Mrs. Elizabeth Smith ; Fred .Werneth , , Friends here 'have . received word that! ¦ *ot«B Mrs. Anna Werneth; Geor ge Schroer , and then hlB Bweetbcart. at that time was well received. (Master Arthur recogn ized by, the government as a zlbah E. Kondrick, Is giving the bou- : meat .employment office. " .'t| Miss Mary Anne Plttock'. came and Thompson gavo a clever piece entitlo * necessity, to keep up the moral e of queta of good luok to the sojdters from Mrs.' Hugh B. King and. daughter, Dor- (Mrs . Dnke Schroer; Ed Stejiker , Mrs. they met at Oalesburg at the h&me of "And So Did I, . ' • " othea have - arrived : in Springfield . J essie Slepker; Ed Malone , Mi ss " while Miss Gladys the soldiers and also that of , those her native city. .. - . friends to ho married. At tho sanio- Paul and Miss Tllllo Egdn , dressed In who have to remain at home, and It With each bouquet of camellias she ;Mass.. whore Mr. Klng.has been taking! Margaret Molone (sister) ; John sister , Emma, tic- aprons and a course.prepara tory to going to the tlme MrB. Parsons ' . aun -bonnets , brought has been made; a work ot all Home I Is presenting each soldier a copy of ' ON^ REASON " Schwab, Mrs. Bridget Schwab of. St. came the bride ot Eh. Lass of Oalra- many laughB In a humorous country Improveme nt- associations to encour- her sons. "America 's Battle Cry." . front in the V. M. p. A. war work. He WHY Louis; Redmond and JobntSbea , Mrs. s brother, , ¦ . expects to leave in a short time ' foi ^ burg. ^and the latter ' ' John sketch. ' ' . age- ' organized community singing. ' , SURF IS POPULAR J. Shea of California ; Leo McCabe , Las s, also woa married. Tho wives So Inspiring was the "La , Mar- Mrs. Inghram expects - to . havo each France and :Mrs. King and daughter Bellies" when Miss Esther McKonnan unit appoint a leader , but overy one, wilt go to the former 's sister 's , sum- sang it that tho audie nce mer cottage on the ocean for the sum- rose to Ita whether or not she "belongs to the.as- Cross Workers ' - ¦ - - :- '¦ - feet In tribute to our ally, Fra nco. Sho sociati on , will take part !n tho sinus. (Red mer. -. .:;. . ' . . . ' . -;.; was alBO good In "Merrily I Roam. " Later in the summer there , will be a at 0. of 0. Building : Llttlo Miss Valllo Gcschwlndncr sang " McCartjs on Motor Trip —Rev. P. Aj big community sing¦ hero possibly in in u.swoet way, "There 's a Light Shin- ¦¦ ¦..• ' Make Contagious Masks Mccarty of the Vermont Street M. E. South park , '' - - ' ' ¦ • ' ¦ ' ' - litfleiM^ ins Br ight ," whllo and gray ' within. I find so bravely , borne! Ho* Infinitely taking part .In it wore : Red: ganization work. In speakin g of *h« masks. Tho workers are now busily out; inoody. Crous work In Adams county, M rs. lngbrara local church Sunday morning and Rev. I am a very ordinar y young woman , greater thoy are than yours!. " rt ursos , Virginia Bittlostone, Mary , engaged filling this order which¦ la a" O«6rge O. Hewes In' the evening. .' . weak and wabbl y. I feel suspended When I am with him my eyes set Kemp, Valllo Gescawlndnor , Susan mentioned that success Is being met very Important-one; '. ' , ' . . • . ' . tho broader horizon. . When I am Hall, Oetavla : Loe, Mamie Ebellng. with In every community, but that it Some people think erronoously that between earth and heaven, afloat In should that the organi- Fourth at Camp—D r. and Mrs. J. H. spaco , unablo to' grasp anything alone again my vision narr ows to my Blrdlo Luther , Virginia Harding and bo understood all of the Red Cross work has Veen' Blomer . and Mr. and Mrs. Ward Best petty self. : Mrs. L. L. Wobdworth ; sailor, Jack sation is working for every one, and removed to the court house. ' The hoi- ' firmly. It is this horrible inaction. - .following out the govern- will go up to the Y. W. C. A. camp at A host of memori es leering at me July 31 "Dr. Will" has had mi) Pottle ; soldier , Bobblo Taylor. that It is pltal supplies department has ' ro- Wyaconda tp spend the Fourth, 'with ' placed upon bis staff. I am to take Other numbers , all ot which wore ment' s orders to holp In tho war. She moved there but 1 ' the " surgloat dress- . .acroBs an ocean and , half a continent , much enjoyed, were : urged that the women watch the pa- depa rtment their daughters, Caroline McDavlu from a man who does not need me. orders from him , work with him and . Reading, "I' ve ings work room 'Is still In. and Eleanor Best; who are at. the . Got a Pain In My Sawdust, " by Miss pers for everything concerning ' tho the Chamber ot Commerce building. camp this week. , - .!' ¦¦ : ;. prayers leaping to me tinder his direc t supervision ^ ¦ ;• . ' A host of ' association , for ¦ ' " - ¦ Margaret Reed; violin, solo; Homo 'Improvement It'has a large .nu mber of .wprkerB ¦¦ ¦ ¦:-¦ ' : ¦ Casper ' - -:- ¦ from across thisslittlo strip of Eng- Has ho read In my heart the need then they would know what the gov- dally, there being as many as 80 «t > : .; *:- . , . :y:.i. Schwab : Instrumental trio, Casper ; Go to Camp—Miss Mary Hy4«, sec- lish channel , from wounded men who of, his guiding strength ? Or what! Schwab , Frank Malambrl and Lethn ernment wants the women to do in times. The' Women ' Teachers ' ' club do neod me. And I alone In this, "Dr. Will" Is, I bellovo, the most Butl er; ' and Jazz band selections by thft homea! - Is working today as well as a number retary of the-y. :W. CA^ ' and Mrs. city, my hands Idle, splendid man I havo known , except John Wall have gone xo the : Y, W. great, atrange pupils ot the high school. . , Canning Demonstration. of hlkh Bchool girls. - .*>.' summer ' camp,, my heart is a prey to remtmhranc * of , my fathor. - Miss Comstock and . her assistant , at. Wyaoonda:-sprln n. near La Oran g».;. Mo. • They will -proV 1 what was and yearning for what is ;. August 1st.—Thank God, wo arp Miss Oenevlovo Lusk , gave a most In- 1 ' to be! - , ¦ _ to. Icavo . for Paris immediately — ' structive ^demonstration of tho ' cold ably return .today, " .; :.; > .•:< , iV.'. -/: l; f .: Jut I shouldn 't say I am alone. word has come at last ! • My spirit Blackberries Scarce ; pack' canning method. ' Th o appara- Re-elect Jud ge McCarl ' " ¦ ( ^ 1 ¦ JBei. and Mr *. Trnei>l *o, .. .:- ; ;V' ::;. .. .. :¦: ,.. ;;.•; , . . :¦;; :. 1 ' 'ill- The executive committee Is:- Judge ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ -! . will help to make, tho beaches" i|j|B Is something so different about (he the great station ;ta the early , - ¦ ¦ ! Wheat and dau ghter .' MIbs Ellnabeth - - " '¦ ' ' ¦¦:. ¦i ' .; ¦" ' ' dawn. ¦¦¦; - - .. , * . <*i*t«hi~ v ' . - '¦{(' ,".nji .; . ::. ; ;- ^ McCarl. . Rev. ,;Mr. '.Buttrfcay : Mrs. this summer: . It is quite ' potslbWflal English speech, English manners- Crowds;. of: uniformed men In' v . , ;: : . ot Los Angeles/ Cal., ' are visiting the a -: Wells,. Mrs. Mr Flnlay : ¦ ¦ visiting the Utter " ¦ ' ¦:•" ¦ ¦ ' 's parsnu, Mr.-an d -!-: - * '" . '' - • . Qeprge Binkort and 'W ,, .. ,. , -:- , , !! . . , d;>Fra nklln 1 that I miss the comfortable kinship I their poor ' belongings. .. Cheerful Home ' Settlement will ( r : ' ' ;¦' ¦ ¦ ;¦ ¦ A iwift-ruBh bo compose the finance MraJ¦ ¦ ¦ O. A. Baumao , '. .':• ;•:**¦:-'h' -TV/ expected . • ' " ,.to a little,hotel run by. two open Wednesday morning.fro m 8 ten Home From Dnlicrtltj —Miss Ger- cqmmUtea ¦ ¦ ¦ ' -' ' ' ' ' ' women " Ins't ruollonB were given,the ' - - . -I- - ' l^t-ii; : '% A, jJ'?W- . J uly . 30.—Feeling . better. . "Dw In black , t A few hours; to rest-and o'clock. A doctor and a. -trained trude Mlchasl : of,. Slxteonth .and , finance ' St. Agnei—eetlitg-JriijajF Broadway, Is home for the summer committee to buy a car load of coal to Agnss Will" took me for a series of 'bus bathe and . see to " some laBt detail s. nurse are there to confer with the \ society ot the Weju ^sJH BBllcunion bought In, rides today which , criss-crossed Then another loading Into motbors on any subject concer ning from Chicago, where she Is a student keep in-reserve for ntut winte r and ' ' co|or«ttoT ^jteE :lJ3S ^kH a/ packed . " ' ¦ ¦ " also to lave telephone ' will, hold ' thjMaHwHn eeUngven-at wlth tender skins viblch^^ ffiiS<|BBH pretty much the whole city. My train , , a few: last shouts or officers the welfare ol their well babies, ' . . In Loyola university. V , , : of ft Installed In the K. O. hatr ^^ gP 'E rtblse ^i^9 - the l ter «nd freckle even heart went out to this nat ion of be- and porters , ' This station was established for ,tho the ^office -.Charities ' worker . J wltSarak ^SHsB and we move oft in a purpose of. keeping Qnlney ¦ ' Miss: Eugenia Dudley; din'. >Ul^propa£lr, reaved women who are wor king at weird; oppressive silence-toward our 's . well Picnic at South .Park—Tho:members Other , plans . 1>e; |^H ^^^ B men's ocoiifiatlO Bi with such inspired j ' ' l < • ;' bab ies well, and , mothers of well of tbe Double Six, card club «re en- lscussed 'at the annual meeting of the ' ¦ glorious . goal.; ;" ' ; .:.v; . . .vr i iv;v- .. . ". bablesi should : not tall to take lng a plcnlo at South " - Kntertained {ati&MnsJ&A^.B. I J ' ' ' ¦ advan-¦ Joy .part this aft- Charities .a few weeks' ago were left to ^ ' ¦ ¦ " ¦ ' - '¦'' ¦ ¦ ¦ ". .' -;-¦' Bhan.iwas host ^ Wd gt: yigB'Qf iti i \~ , . ' ; i , , sWli. ^^^^j^^m^mMk^tfejiig^atf^^^Sfea^!! !;be : dec. i,de.i;<|n;: 5aterA.';-. >l. ::-; ;. c ' ';:- ,,i v l^Si llii ^iill ^ iS ^ i^ iffi ^ li ^ iii tMMBi^^mWmi^^^ m ; |ing time with their movements they murmuring at that time 'when.:: tfte GOVERNMENT HEADS REALIZING WEED Intoned the Bohemian national hymn, necj-ind: army,,gBve' ..w»yr ;beior .« that - FOR PUSHING GAS WARFARE EQUIPMENT and , as they.closed a great ", banner terrlf fc onru sh.. \Bnt all tl)l|P tnurmur- > , was raised from their ranks bearing ing Is past now, arid , th« eplendlBiroused all Can- of the second army. It was the .sec-, T^E CI/ASSIFIBb ADS 8EETI BOTH ada, of course , and fdr ,dayB'"Tommy " ond army, It will be recalled, that THE KEW *:BKHLOVEB AKD TOW was vainly hunte d high .and , low by bore the fiercest brunt of the ' trem en- WHEW THBr-HEIiF YOU TO GET |pt< !|prman Officer Connects M tommy" of Canada With His the Canadians.an d Americans . dous Austrian rush last fall, wUen-the ACQuaintep. , .. ;• .. : ,; ; .Then the bureau of Investigation of retreat was made back to. the -present $0/' ' ' Crime—But He Refuses to Certify on the departme nt of Justice-stepp ed in. Plave mountai n lines. There was some Horn was removed from Vanceboro. : ! ; ' By tho following. Saturday the lirfMSe ' s True. That It'' Iff' His Honor • . . v- ¦ . ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ¦ : ¦ of ' the bureau chief, had .extracte d a ::¦: . ¦ : • : : !• . , .: $ $ %&. . ; , ;. full confession from the dynamiter m»- except that ho stubbornly ; clung lo SsMAgaln- ' bo hung out from the brld gs me that his bands were froien. . 1 re- the. absurdity of an accomplice In , membered that he-had been gone flvo "Tommy " and by no possible means 0T irt yi dgain ne clambered back. , Congressman Claude Kitchen aqd >/O ^iWanld Kot Endanger Human Life. hours and didn 't wonder at It. How- could be Induced : to implicate Captain .Lfft to right are Congressman Field over, I opened the bathroom window von Papen; tho > master who had . Secretary Daniels, frith gras masks on. ' : s«2 >SIt never occurred to the honest fel- . 1 Try TMa Coed Moime HJixl-a Rediw tmi:Stm Mmay: . "/¦Si low that bis master , von Papen, nan and gave htm some' snow to nib on ¦'donble-crossod" him so vilely. % . Wasb lngion . June 26.—(Special)— Each change in gas burled at-the - Then I hustled out to sea The/ investigat ors ' could, •iVi ¦ doped him. Hl« conclusion was that bis fingers. ¦ tel) easily Ar my, oxecutivo and legislative Offi- allies by the HunB calls for a change Two poundsi of Qlautie * Salts , one .pound ,each Copperas aj *J Csrbo * these were either extra trains or that what damage had been done." ...' '.- by the mobile face of • Horn- wKet hor cials here .are fully alive to the Im- '/?-1 The proprietor ' found 1 the bridge he; wtfB tolling fact or falsehood. in tbe gas masks and other defensive Sulphur; , dissolve.all .tbeBe into one gallon of warm water and poqr ono .•i.; ibp train schedule bad been upset lor portant part poisonous gaBcs and measures to protect our troo ps. ¦ ' or two. tablespoonfulU ' of tbls Into each gallon,of tielr drinklr...water tft' -uiome reason or other. • twisted and- bent but not beyond re- Somehow or other Horn could nnt equipment for fighting them are play- . ' ; ¦ pair. He crossed over to tHe , Can a- conceal, his embarrassment .when com- Tbe greatest secrecy is.maintained two or tbree . times a week and. you : will never ' 'have: any-sIclt fowlB... ' •k*i'" Would von Papen have done, the . Ing 'in the war ; . They realUe that the It cures Llmborneck, Cholera. White Diarrhoea, Gaps. Rpu p. Blackbead , . ..- ; >»J> lendld thin g that Horn did? '. ; dlan station and returned to the pelled to snvo Mb superiors by mlo- value of this branch of the conflict Is regSLrdTfag the-location . fof .Ute. ' gas ' if warning stetemenls; ~ etc. This receipt makes' two hundred ' gallons , ' ot the . best . Poultry 't?- , Me would—not. . American station, giving'the Increasing as did the value ot the air- planfji - producing. America's poisonous Medicine you ever used: Yout druggist can fill it. , ., . ¦ ;>"-;•' ' '. Werner Mora Immediatel y reafflrra- at both places. Getting, back to his ; Finally, his statements were type- fumes, ' the distribution of supplies for hotel again , he found Horn . waiting. written Complete, Including tha t about P i'-vled bis determination not ^to endanger , Tommy. 1 - ¦ MaJ. Oen. William . U Silbert has the plants and even the personnel ol SJjiimian life by the wrecking of tho The German asked for . his old room ' Horn read the document been placed at the head .of tbe gas tho factories. . Many of the men fur- but since toat had been let the pro- snd agreed to sign it " ¦ : . ¦ ...... y - -¦. < ¦ - . - 1*-^ . ¦Hlfcrt dge. He had made a BO-mlnlite division and, working with the lead- nishing the - "brains " . in the gas divi- 1 ' ^-ji" ^ ^ y ?£:-j.l4Be : wlth which to explqdo the dyna- pr ietor gave bun another. -Horn went Eren OnoHet ter.Than George IVasif. ing doctors , chemists ; and militar y sion are famous scientists and chem- to bed and soon fell asleep. ¦ •ngton,,. men, has his department moro tha n ists who -have volunteered their ser- «¦&*,. -Now that voniPape n bad . "Won- - Everybody Goes to Sleep, . ' Then the .investlga tor added to " ' recelvlng little or no re- ¦Meanwhilo ' ¦ the- keeping pace w^tb. the growth or gas vices and ire , ¦ ¦ Sijdered" about the trains he . could not the r est -of Vanceboro confession: - . • strategy employed , by the Germans. muneration. * .- ' *, WH * . . . ments ^ Vv^-J floiibn . are true. " . ' A depnty sheriff had been awakened ¦Horn took a pen in his hand and I wish to announce to He General Public that I : haye .J qpt;.pu'r- - S'tf¥"iSo ; Werner Horn deliberate ly cut byi the explosion but assigned' the read tho addition. . Ho blushed bo red, .^¦mhe fuse down to' three-minute length. cause' to' anything '. but .the work of that, it showed through his tropic al AMERICAN ATHLETIC GABIES PLAYED . chased the H. T. Snyder Jewelry Stock at 610 Ham psbtre.and irQl ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' fS**.',And In so doing he out off alLchance German plotters. .- - - ' . . tan. : He dropped the ' pen. Then be conduct a general Jewelr y and. *Watch'Repairlng business. 5*ol hla «scapel . ' Like so many other. American cities looked at the agent with the grin nf rt 'SS; True ,' ho could never haveds escape! and towns at the time Vanceboro had a .Bchdol boy caught up an apple trco. thorou ghly experienced and can give eipart eorrlce. - '^th rough the trackle ss woo over the to have the German peril brought "Tommy! '' said ho significantly. BY ITALIAN TROOPS IN TOURNAMENT Am Ignorantly plotted : on home to Its backyard' to wake up.to The agent had ' «WT«mte ho had ¦ to grin back at him. HeadijuarterBu..Hn n>r »r. ItalianTtnii.n Army,Armv. MMayay 30. "' regiments. These parties. of;. , 40 SvSlhoi: railroad time table map. reached Its menace. ' '. ' •: "You mean¦ it's , all right except ran over a five mile course, with suc- :' vj-prlnceton and taken a Boston train The depnty sheriff, however , could Tommy! *. , • . —(Correspondence of The Associated cessive lines of obstruction of trench- ' not.sleep. Rising Press. )—An Imposing militar y specta- * Jf kherc. But he did not realize the ab-; at about half Cast Horn nodded. . _ front recentl y es, barbed wire entanglements, ' .ditch- BAU(p 3J* Wirdlty of his plans to escape. 5 o'clock, he started toward the . rail- Placed , on his honor as ^^a Germa n cle was hold near tho es and barricades. One.' of the barri- F. E. ORE road station and learned that the officer when an Italian army corps put Into «iW;-'He was well ever to the Canadian . he would not affirm a lie. system of military cades was' a three story stono house , P*o«ld« of the bridge by now. Wedging bridge had been blown up, Nevertho- It -is difficult to believe that Wer- effect the elaborate which had to 'be scaled by - climbing 618 Ham pshire I?hone 14774 ' '- against a girder, he lit elss*. It was not .until 7 o'clock: that albletlo games . which 'tho American : . -the dynamlto ner Horn la a Germa n. s Christi an associat ion is lip thd window cornices on one- side ¦ v the fuse with the cigar he bad been the sheriff accompanied by two Cana- But It is of very, very dlfforont Young Men ' and down tho other. ;.': cmoklng since leaving the hotel. Reck* dian constables, started after the dy- breeds of Germans that I wllj developing in Ital y. Major Genoral ' ¦:- '¦ ¦ ' ¦ tell in do Gorglo and many other officors of - Another contest was between mV -T leuly, ho ran across the brid ge, down namiter. . • > . . . the next Instalment. .chine guti sections aided by engineers, ¦:-' the track and to the hotel. No one-saw It required little V any deduction (To ' bo continued.) high rank were -present! and some 10,- 000 troops wero assembled from tho who forded streams and ** set up pon- •&! Urn as ho entered tho little lobby with to conclude that the guilty person was toon bridges, while tho gunners W note , ears , feet and bands froten. II Werner Horn; at that .moment the nea r-by fightin g front. Prom tb o vast :-; plain where the 'exercises were held crossed with their guns and ammuni- , Vas not until ho was crossing the least disturbed of all persons In Knox College Field tion, set up hastily constructed lines THE POPULAR M'-fthreshol d that the dynamiter fully Vanceboro as he snored away In blB one could seo tho niountain defenses of Mount Gra ppa -and Mount Tomba . cf works and opened up a fusllado JTrtealiicd how badly he bad been fno- room on the third floor of the hotel. , ; Eepresentative Here with blank cartridges , Jwen . '• ' ¦ ' . * Thither the sheriff arid tho two uni- and furtbor back the distant lines or ;>--:., <, •;, " , The Explosion. formed constables hurried. . the enemy positions; of works and opened up a fusillade Milton Hull, field representative of bad designated was coming from tbe band grenade '''&HThen came the explosion. The sheriff * knocked on the ' door Gener al de Gor glo contest in which groups of ten men '4''tP 'It waa beard above the roar of tho after the proprietor had pointed out Knox college, nt Galesburg, 111., is in the day "American Day" , in recogni- the room and discreetly retired. Quincy today: Intere sting this year 's tion of tho Americ an co-operation in represented all the infantry and as- jp,Y sault battalions. . of whoje town was by Horn was arouned. graduates of th e affair; the American consul at 4™ I^P^r he awakened "What do you tho High school in tho In pulling fbc rope the artillory j:ithe nolBo and the shattering of wln- wantt" he . shouted., - • possibilities of "Old Slwash. Venice, Mr. Carroll , and his wife wore ws. , " Knox present; - American flags waved at regiments were pitted against each t^ii46 . . "Open the door ," tho sheriff ordered has always drawn more students from ?SK^ The proprietor of the hotel was gruffly. : every hand; the official program other , .16 men from each regiment, ,i\nd CEL EBRATI QN 1; bed and peered , Not at War With V. 8. Quincy than any other Institution , an d showod tho-Amerlcan and Italian col - In football the engineers wero raatohod ¦ jtoused. He slid out of . ; Mr. Hult is confident that the Gem , against the artillery. iw >a B» lw Bo i^ |--» lw lm »» bb la wi Bi m J/)out- of the window. He could nee - Horn got tip and - opened the door , City will bo ors' entwined; tho Italian military ' Sttaothln g. Striking a light, he noted went back and sat. down on the edge . represented there next bands played tbe Star Spangled Ban- Tbo appearance of tbo Bohemian ," (that it was exactly 10 minutes ,after I. of his bed; Coo went In , followed by year. Dosplte the war , the college en- ner, and there were many other evi- unit , recently organized from natives ti ¦ ' ¦ joyed a good , year and plans for next s big province; was tho sig- Will Be Held This Year at ©JV"! thought it might have been my. the two constables. -: ;. . . . dences of cordial good *Hl toward¦ cf Austria ' •ffjtioilei * exploding, " said he afterward. The moment Horn saw tho uniforms year are unchanged, , A . new military the American allies. * ' ' ¦ nal for tremendous enthusiasm. The; training department , to supply ' .the wore tbe red and white , athletic cos- r*Wfi'"ronIy had .my nightgown on but I of the constables he sprang for his ' . The military games carried out the ISsjttn t out Into 'the hall. In the bath- coat:to dra w out his revolver ; The government with officers , Is now be- plan of the Y. M. C. A. of applying tume of the Bohemian gymnosiumF , was this chap Horn , : lull* sheriff blocked him and' ^ constable ing organized under the war depart- athletics to largo groups , even up to and in open order stretched across '(iifrooni ment . An army officer will be detail- tbo plain and wont throu gh 'Bo- !>"Vdi«ssed. • . . - salted the coat and Docketed the l'e- f cglmcnts and battalions. Instead of to . the LIB A, ILL. KiS;¦ . S'Good mornin g,'" he gr eeted mo. volver. , ' ed-by the regular arm y 'to dril l the individuals. One set of contestants hemian manual of arms with Its Blow BIG CHICKEN JVND FISH DINNER - Jl answered him back and in a flash' I "That' s all right, then ," exclaimed students. . were 40 men trom each of a number and graceful physica l exercises. Keep- "" {thought of the brid ge and knew that Horn, when the-sheriff ' declared him- r '.thta chap had done It self an 'American officer. "I thou ght Grand Parade at 10 A. M.—Oomnlunity Singing- :.' •-' - "I went back to my room and dresi- you were air Canadians. I wouldn 't '" : j td. When I came out again he. told barm anyone from the United States. " Music by 10th Regiment Band ' All Proceeds Go to the BED CROSS SOOIE-i'Y

V"V-' Well. Ju st as tho water rat picked said. "And the wind whistles by my .if jup the stono to throw It at dear , kind ears so fast that I can 't hear myself in th o speak. " And then of courso Uncle -T;juncle L.ucki*, aa I mentione d, Lucky made the automobile go slower • . j last story, they heard tho Bound of and after a while they came to a . a tinkling bell ' and a beautiful white wooden house close to tho roadside. vi' cat with a llttlo ' sllvor bell on a bluo "Wh at' s this?" asked the old gentle- .; ribbon around its neck . Jum ped right man rabbit, and . then ho read tho slfm tho road and pinched tho out loud, and .I'm glad ho 'did ,- for you Day 4j-fteroES ; KP Inde pendence ! can bear- what bo says: ¦ . " . %M -: : water rat' s tail so hard with her J;-' Shar p claws that he cried and drop ped . " .Mr. Blly Phant . TuWclBh and the life of every individual comes a long- ' Ills foot , and sprained his Shower Baths. INTO J5t-;i^S f"¦ .the stone on " 1* ,*-Wg too. , . "Let' s go in and have a nice bat h," ing forwe that day of Indepeiidpnpe—that day jV )^?]^ said Billy Bunny; "I' m all dirty, " So lAS^ipPI when can' stand full square bc?fore the ¦ . ' ' they went In. 'but the white cat only feM&!wBS fjf . *M got as. far. as the door, sfor who do ' HII^ ' ^yorid, solidly on pur , own foundations without a. you supposo was tho owner or the fear or for may |«*«&MH place? Why, Billy Bunny 's old friend , dread anything-tliat come. > (n tbe Circus Elephant; snd cats ar o HHl/l^ 'iro^^K dreadfully afraid of elephants, you know, or perhaps you don 't, but please : And thatto d?,y comes ta the individual justor as it take ray word for It. for if elephants HflRS comes that individual P ^yll are afraid of mice, why shouldn 't cats I^B/lIW a nation-Mvlien na- be afraid of elephants , rarS"^*^1 t should ¦ like to HIh oftion has.so conservedas its to Resources and made use - knowt ' ' ' ¦' . • its oppor |t|»!Kj'*" "Gracious me, but I' m glad to rco ^¦¦HQ tunities give it the backing and TO^t you," said the kind Circus Elephant. basis from which to strike out for ii^ "Come right In, and get a shower. H/I^H fundamenfal kvSjfevtlrr You know , people- usually say, come right in and get out of the shower, " and the elephant laughed at his Joke "*"'¦ aa s^ and poked Uncle Lucky in the ribs MMmvm When will YOUR Independence Day ar- m$ ¦W HOTEL MARTINIQUE I until the old . gentleman , rabbit I!S IjW'J II York - ^ , N^w - ¦ ' - ¦ rive? The sooner , you start /laying the . L - ^^ s , BroadWa y, 32d ^SL coughed. • ' . ' . H |lS uow the fc§fgP$/''' Well, pretty soon after Uncle foundation, ^ in * Lucky had take n oft his stovepipe I^HI^H the sooner.it will come. Beg ' if^^ l Equ«Uy ConvenlBntho at' for Araiuun«sta , acquiring savings habit K^i 5**'^ ^ ]R ^- W pping Bmtna— eat you hat and bis gold watch, he was ready I^HI^H I by so that. , J wmBg f cttf U *G iiJMmtm ' ' ^U * S for his shower , and in the next story V ' AY ^K^.vi'd up, " said tho big white you shall hear how tho old gentleman ,vou can write your "Declaration of Inde- H.j ^ nSS ^ i ^<|j IST PI *M«at 50Rooms , -with Prir «l* B««k,, ^ici t, "only I don't . like water rats. " MBWWU ^^H| » f^ $2. PER ¦ ¦)• ' then sho gavo hta tall another rabbit got into a fight; with tho Tur- 've y Row D • • ^jm d kish Towel. ' . , . HWB8MBM pendence" in the r best book obtain- ^^^HBtfi 257 . F Pn SBB EicJl«Bt ««li Prirrt. S; You have done ub a great favor ," HH HjHH able-for thnt purpose—your Banlc Book. Y^- «il ifii HL- ^W^ ; «WIdL Uncle Lucky, getting out of the j^^^^^^l \fr Uj 11 PlB ^y B.tl>. f«cini btr»l , Muthere upon. Sbout omobllc and sbaklns hands with ' $3 ioppt PAY !fijitk0 white cat- "If you hadn 't arrived WALR JERECT \liii/ ° jSsmit now I'm sure that dreadful water er ¦ Al»o Att raefivo Rooms from HM r ^ ^^^^ ^ ^ gjj &it would havo smashed my goggles AT EIGHTY Baiik " ¦ n« R.»t« »»»t >fjo»» A«« Most MoJ»«l» , Because m. man or woman Is old does c Natioiial -ffll 6Q0 Roonu y i . mean that they must walk along gSlTTDon't tliank me any more ." said Sotsnt over and supported with a cane. Mwk ^ ^ ¦ 400 Baths ^^ ¦ ^^^^ ¦¦ ^ ¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦¦ U SrDv white 'cat. "But take < me for a A man can be as vigorous and healthy MM FSf& Call and let us show you how to start. / ' iffladb for I've never ridden in a Lucky- at. eighty aa at twenty If he aids the 'the best car organs of the body I n performing their jSfcbiloi,, nnd I bearso it is ed the functions. ' . ' , ^ra Sfle And . this . pleas dear All diseases whether of a malignant tha t he took oft or weak character tend to tear away M& 5£jEentl 9man rabbit * our vitality.. You must counteract sAFEicr FiBST give TOE l^Y A OHABrCJE BSBJj&automobilo /goggles and gave disease In Its Incipient stage if you 3° InterestPaid on De sits g^Wnrto the white cat. and didnt ahe- would Hv« a happy, and ; usef ul-long H mam *. '> P° / ^ • ~ Wire entaiiglem'ents ' and ,6b- " E»g3it.-niiA>r with then ) oat Well, I QOU> UBDAi Haarl em Oil Capsules , 'X!^^^ «^Sv HHnnesa she did, and If Bhe had ever a 800-year-old preparation that la used ' Wga& herself in the looking glasB I all over the world, contains soothing stractiOns inay' be all right .;in oils combined with strength-giving and l]ff t Uj XJ \k- ~ |MLj« she • would have taken them i system •cleanin g herbs. These capsules T%I ' s :ail SBffiffllt oft. But she didn t. for she had are a prescript ion and have been and |j 1 "No - Man' L^nd.^-:^ey';are 'wlth the little mlr- are still being used by .physicians in ::; BHSiSier1 vanity bng dally practice. They havo - proven wrong on .the Street G|T8; , " . IKSsXn ! It and the powder puff and their merit In relieving backache, kid- li \/QLf II . ' th'erUhin gB.which I won't tell ney and bladde r complaints and all do H ^Ba ^ ailments arising from an excess of \. f» \P^ Please . ne)t.cres?.xpur .legs ;' ¦¦; the uric acid in the system. , JJ ¦ ¦ 59£gjmi&s. boob ' («cat'. Billyinto .Bunn y , had GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules and;obs*^Qt,the.-;aisle^i:•., .;,, ,;; ; y ^^ W™5Uie:iwblt« Luck y- are sold at all reliable druggists. They ^^^»-<¦$^^' *^ ¦ ¦ ldSBtitle nian rabbit bad • are guaranteed to do everything as P^ • Quiiuar Railwiy Company. '• ¦HHR ^SiBio ; claimed , or money refunded. , JDon't be ^ y • ¦ | ^ &S > t ]i>:i!«I .him to misled . by false, Imitations. iCook for BEtmcE mx. ;, . .-;:¦^.^p^^^pp&jl /. Q.OLD MEDAL , on every box < :. . ¦ ¦ ^y ^^^' i ^^ ' i .^MJ ^vi'^v.v-: ^-' -' . '. amok q• uartet RiaAln&mmmsm'«»*«l»r *tr6n'.,oM PETEY DItiK-Whaf Submarin e Would Sink Such a Good looking f ish? ^^m¦ - BOWElffl ; "depe ndence ;". . BMM «««c^oaS ^.-jJ ll {NATIONAL LEAGUE iVE ¦12:00 M.; J ^nner " :' ^/f.i^ZOlM 1:00 P. M./Band selectloflj ;.-i ¦¦rotti Thn Cnn» art * now tiro games In the p, addrei gi lend , the 0 Inn la limin g been rained KG CELEBRATION 1:15 M., rttrlotlp 'WiJ tcr O. Marquis *, V Editor; ofl , <3?w8 on again TUbndnj. The Braves , the Journal. -;;: ".-j-i?!: t' ~ ' :v^ ¦.¦^ '¦¦i-vJm nbxt nearest the leaden, and the GL ORI OUS FOURTH 3:00 P.' M.,i Battalion *orlc br? *ffi only other contenders thus fju> won Second BattuUoa, LR. M. comprUln l from tho Trolley Dodgers. Bowen,. 111., July 2.—Bowcn ' will cel- the Companies or Qiiinct, AtigosW ebrate tho Fourth of Jul y with a big Plymouth and Bowen. • , " ' " .M. -'a ; National Leagrne Standing." patriotic program , "the address o' . tba ! 4:S0 P. M.S - Ball- game. : Tekttfl : day to be given by Walter O. Marquise, picked from the lour companies ; \ i;::S Club. Won. l/»t. Pet. High school Chica go ....:.J 43 18 , • .705 of Qutncy , a ball' game. Work fcy the 4:30 P. M., Sextette by New York .....*. 41 20 . ..872 second . battalion , 1. R. M. comrjrlainrf Address, < Rev.' U H. . Hooe. , Readli ^ Boston ....31 33 .484 companies of Quincy, Augiiata,; PlTr M.innie.HueyJ .Solo, Buby; 'KeaL: ;..jrW n^outh: and Bowen, to bo other Ma- . 5:30 P. Band Delectlon at part ! Philadel phia >.. 28 . 33 , .467 ' M-.- 1 ¦ ¦ ' . tures. Tho program Is as follows: 6:00 P. M., .Buppei . , '¦ '¦ . . " « Plttsburs ...... 28 34 1452 ¦ ¦ P. ¦ 9:30 A: M<, Band concer t; !>¦ - ' .; • ' ,1 7:^0/ I ?,, Band • concert. ¦¦Mlllffii Brookl yn ...... 25 36 . .{tl Solo Cincinnati 26 36 '..417 . 10:30 A. M,, Meet train for pjr adb to parade. High aohodl aeitette. , ' school grounds. '¦ ' - ¦. ' ¦ ¦' . ¦:. Bulalla Baltbouse. • Reading , Evelyn St. 'Louis ...... 24 38 . .387 • ¦Ban4 10:46 A.' M., Addrens ot Welcome,; W. Walty. Solo, Harold ftoberteon.¦ ' ¦ 1, . .„ ¦ ' '¦•}" ' concert.' ' : - : ' -.I- ¦ - ' . - , v ' .. --'CJt - National League Games Today, . J. Carllii nUyor. . ¦ *¦" • • * . 11: 00 A. M./Soug ^America " by 'An- [- 8:ao. ^ M,,; Cdm pany wtrki :¦ ; Chicago ot St. LoulB. , - . ..' j ; ' ¦ • ¦ ,: (two games.) • ¦ . * -. J-: Broo klyn at -Boston. ' 'v .. '• ¦ ' ;• " :' : Philade lphia at New, York. . . ; ¦ Inexpensive Method of Reducin g i l Cincinnati at Plttsburu. ' , ' ¦ Dangerous Swollen Veins at Home| • YESTERDAmESULTS; v Osctot 'a Itcceal ' DlKoTe rr, Alio Urals Moone ' n ISmerMd Oil btsldes belnmj Chic ago, 4j St. Loiill, 2. '}' " \ .*- Uleerfc BMu. Carb unRle*. AbscckMa. one ' of. the molt powerful of an tlaepAs . . - . ana Open* .Sore* IB M Few Dar*. - tics capable or destroying; .Ule xnoatg Boston, 6; Brooklyn," 3. . ' • : ' pornlolous . kerjq s and the polaons ^ Phila delphia-New York, ra in. • . The world prosresaca. Today ail- cauHod-by tbem, la also a marvelous ^ nlenta .that took weeks to cure can hefljl na; affent. ' ¦ - :/Jm now. be enqed In v a, few daya; - If .you , Cuba, 4| Cardlnall, 2. . have varlcoae ,; velna or bunches -you " On* applic ation lor instance tiotm unfortunate can atart . thia . today to bring - them the It chlnff of ectema. and a few a.p*i£ St. Louis , July .2.—Two ' plications caueoa- tho eruption to drea breaks and a few poor plays bunched ba«k. to The an d there to prepare for military ser^ ' of Summer morcbandfse will be on sale here , beginnin g today, »t; 'mS vance on Jerusalem, the Americana Keys of the Righteous , an Ince-Para- vice. These men' must be graduates . -¦ ' '¦ ¦ ' have been kept alive, the message said, Thomas Melghan In Evo'b Daughter, " ' " ' most . attractive prices. : • • - '...-!, " • - ' , " . . ' ' '^ '88 American Leagv o Standing. . Paramount feature. Wednesday, VEnld mounf feature. Earl Rodney baa » of a grammar school. - . '- through relief distributed by a branch particularly powerful role as Toni Jefferson Barracks will receive. 4,- The merchandise ottered Is ail new and desirable—just¦ ¦ the kind¦ Club. Won. Lost. Pet. Bennett In Keys of the Righteous , Par- ¦ -¦ ¦ ¦ • ¦ .¦ • of the American Funda Committee In amount feature. dale. The character - demands and 000 men between Jul y 6 and 8 and and- quality you'll want.for mid-summer wear. . , — ;New York 37 26 .687 Damascus. exacts sympathy from the audlenc * another 4,000 men between July 15 and ' ¦Boston 39 28 .683 SAVOY—Pauline Starke In Tho " Don't miss this opportunity: w aHipply yoHr iunVei'iieeda. Wrtt; ~ It will be Impossible, It wan said, to because of fts flnonoss and loyalty. 19. Between July 18 and 20 there will ,rljr. ¦ . . . - ',: ¦" ¦ Cleveland 40 31 .563 repatriate the Americana at Damascus. Man Who Woke Up, Triangle feature. Mlss/ BenneU has a part that -makes be too men go to Camp Dodge and : come;. nrstsorved7-« o shop es . . . . . y ,.. . . •- .. ;H? Washin gton 36 33 .623 Accordingly the American Funds Com- Wednesday, William 8. Hart In Bluo heavy demands upon her emotional 1,000 men go to Camp Funston. . Be- ; 'fi t. Louis 33 35 .486 mute will advance money whenever Blazes Rawden , Paramount feature. poworg. The .pictur o has been staged tween July 22 and 25 there will bo Chi cago 30 34- .469 necessary to meet, as far as possible,- . QUINCY—Mi ldred Havens ' In , The with that care for detail which la calls tor 11,300 men to go to . Camp ' i g^ | :;Any ^^ttatiii ^(B;Hous ^1 Detroit 27 36 .439 their-material wants. - . Courage of , Commonplace, five reel characteristic of all Tnce productions , Tunston. . •• . . . ' ; Philadelphia 22 . 41 .349 feature ; Lonesome Lake comedy. ; _^g______a M B BBAa^Bj^pja ^B^p^B^bh A^M^^B a >?: .: | American League Games Today. Olendon In The 'Woman In the Web; :; ;i^ |-{§ St. Louis at Cleveland. GIVING TROOPS DRINKS. Eddie Polo In The Bull's Eye; Lone- wlMlllMMllls ^^ /wV^ ^^vT*T ^ Thero' 'a a big variet y Sennet and Split Braid^ 'Boston at Washin gton. some Luke comedy.' g ^SsLjK f C straws In Sailors, Fedoras and other slapM • a and fancy bands. »a.00 New York at Philadel phia. IN HOMES PROHIBITED FAMILY—William a Hart In Blue ^WVfiWl»i\ —plain ¦Regular ¦ value * i . Chica go. Wr and 12.60. , Mldsununer ' ' , ' ' • ! CQ' : ." Detroit at [By AuDOIitsd Proas.] Blaies Rliwden , Paramount- , feature. ^ - - Wash ington , Ju ly 2.—Furnishin g of Wednesday, Pauline Starke In The vVly sale price only .;.»'...<';.,...,....-... Second Bame— Metro picture, "Both Members, " In ODD LOTS—Thpro 's a big variety-ot ieatbera and styles and thY JlB port ,will be filed by President A. R which Francla X. Bushman and Bov; , ; SL Louis 001 010 200—4 Tearney. , '. , • : , . rlco la less than ' cost today. Oat YOUR pair befora they aro all ' IIb Ch icago 00i ;000 020—3 erly Bayne aTe starred. ¦ Bm ¦ ' ¦ ;; ' ; Batteries: Daven port and Bevereldj °' ' ' ;¦ ' :, : :V , Wolfgang and Jacobs , Schalk , "Every Woman's Husband, " Is' a , • - . • - • •¦-?fc ' 'rr ;V ^: .i| Bens SPORT NOTES new Triangle feature in which Gloria . Yankees, 9) Athletics. S, Swanson 'la starred. There is a tine Misses' Women's and Children 's I Philadel phia. July 2,^-New ' York Chicago, July. 2.—Jack Dempsey, supporting cast, .which .ha8 .. such fa- BARA routed Gre gg In the first Innin g Mon- leavywelght, knocked out Tommy Hc- miliar players as Jack Livingston, Joe day and won, 9 to 2.- Kopp returned Carty in one minute at Tulsa, Okl£ King. Lillian Langdon , Lillian West Johnny Kllpane, featherweight and Qeorge Pcarce. * I Pumps and Sandals I here to play until called to Camp . j 1 ' ¦ Davidson. Thij Athletics second base- champion , now - athletic instructor at k- ' , Children's Patent and Kid San- 1(1 man resigned Monday, noti fying Man- Camp £bermdn , Ohio, was-refused adr In her impersonation of the woman ¦ ' dais—strap styles. Blws 5 1-3.; >il| ,ager ho could doe no futu re In mlttance there, presumabl y because he who has fallen by the wayalde Theda _fy• Jlaete waa absent without leave. He contends Bara In "Tho Forbidden Path, " the /^^^ mb GJ Mk j ¦ to ?; regular J 1.75 vxlaes.iUd- .' ||y base ball. Dugan, who resigned last ' -week, telegraphed Ma ck Monday he he Is not under the Jurisdicti on of the William Fox production now playing ¦;¦ would return to the game within « military authorities who excluded him at . tho 'Betasco, dressed and acted the sSfii » ;; .^ S ??.:;r;.-|KSfj i Tho score: R. H.-E. and baa applied to Washin gton for a role ' ao naturally that , many .of her fi ^ . ifew da>-B. ' ¦ ¦ ' " s ' 1 ew York ..410 110 101—g 13 a ruling. \ ; friends wore unable to pick her from ' ^ ^^ . ^^ ^ a&\. Chfldren ' ,W>It» Cbbtm Sllp- ;^™ fr r varlety-i-aokle ' : [P hiladel phia ....100 000 010-.2 7 8 T(BT< *" ^* ^ s^ **«L pers-^BI g atif*p' i;) M Batteries: Caldwell and Hann ah ; ]V>©i ^"^ ^\ : .styfoB, ii«s:s ^f:w,ii- ^qfapsyl •Qregg, Adams , HoltncB and McAvoy. [ " ¦' W^ iMaaaBMV**- «VE0^palr ^ Mid-sum - ' 'Ji qi^ ln f .f 1 9 ' l 4; Tigers, >, fo rbidden Women s Canvas rurips-i-AlfS™ >VV l ' In dians, ' ^?? * " -Cleveland de- BlrcB—French heols — English : .; Misses^ ^li"M Cleveland , J uly 2. ' "Kid Strap Sftndals, also ¦¦. Ifeated Detr oit, 4 to 1, 'in the final toe—regular values 43.00 -. and = __,i^, -i».iiio« .iron ' ,.«j,i.^" illH [game of tho eerlos here Monda y. It was Coumbe 's second victory of tho W»«T ^^ :.;r:$2.B 9:H ^1KS^^ merles. He was effective with men on l^ S^ :. brilliant floldta g by .vomen s Pomp, ¦ ¦ ¦ : JIMI ibases, throu gh straps—or' without sfrapv ;med:- !¦; , .: ¦ ¦ - .- ::• • -. - ;¦ ." (himself and his team mates. The ^^f ¦ . 'HI Tv. rI. JS> lam heel. Regular' »2.£5*-«nd ; IThlte:Canvms. Baiy Boll SUp.r j' Ji Iscore ; : I2.D0 val uea. Mtd-aum-VI QQ iipen'-i6r> bajbyy ;: He.gulaM'¦< %tmWm .000 010 000-1 10 s ' TODAY. TOMORBOW AND THURS DAY H Hf • ' H- bH ri Betroit ¦ ¦¦ PAT - 7 J ^STARl¦ ¦ ¦ .mor aale price .... ;;,*.l>3p .value.\Mja-summer ';. '. ^QRit ^ii icieTcland 000 301 10x-4 ¦ ¦ S Miss Bara 's Most Famous Production , Giving ..- H ^H ' i : Batteries : Cunningham and Yclle; Women's Canvas Wes-FVenca :; *^¦|f ?^';¦^h ^•f¦•• ^!^V£l tCoumbo and O'Neill. Opportunity of Her Wonderful Oa- H hoels—regular *3.60 values. Mid- : Btty DoU Patent Strap Sandals , ' H Her the ' n« summer sale • ' flJ O QO ;—Regular ' *1.JB values ., OAit' ^ li ¦ S [ reer for Great Emotional and Character For- H . price .,.»/•¦••" ;.. '. Mid-summer sale price -..tlul» . glln Bessie' Love¦ ' I ' : ¦ : < ' " : m trayal. .. . - - ' . " " H y ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ;' ,. . - " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ' :'- "' ' • ' ¦ ' ¦ ¦ ¦ " " ' • - v \- ¦ ¦ lGHLANn U : m "S . | ¦ >¦ i ¦ ¦ Suits 20" ; ' ¦ ¦ Beach¦ : 1 : Off I Palm ¦ " ll ¦ ' : ' 1 PARK « ' ; BI0ES: ¦ ¦ • ; .' ' - .:- - , . '. - -\'V-: -V; J J«Vi: .:- -:- i ^ : 'i .K3sJ|a H ' > ; ' • ' : . ' • " Includes alt- Palm Beach., Kool , Cloth and otherSslM r SI ^ .- ra and ICool New VaudevUle Bill H: Adults....:...... l|8c^Tax2c, Total 20c H Summer Suits, and all Palm Bea^. Clpfh^HH BSale 5 TONIGHT Children ...... 9c, Tax lc, Total 10c H Grey, White aid Fan cy color * j ^ e iup-tUe *«to(iit ^^ M The Great I M] be closed out. . If you. want ' a cool Summer Suit at iiiSw . Wed. Night July 3rd Dig saving, act at on«. Tho sto^>wlli:.last but- ,.ajSaM Extraordinary Attraction ¦ „ ' • JU LY 4th HEN'S •-' ATHLETHmm. .>.<^.*:»»BBTtTAB «:,-'j'*y»jH Afternoon and Klght . Adventure i Army and Navy A play that will please the entire family H . Fireworks Regular Prices: Adults 13c, tax 2c, total 15c i H ii&^mgmm BASED All—Eagle * vs. Hanni- Children 5c, tax lc, total 6c -* H bal TraTe J ers , ' I belascoj i n-—Admits to au—jn_ I UC Ball Game and Park I UC mmmmmaammmmam ^^mm¦ ¦; ' :. i, -;'iSSS(iSSaMaiSSS ^ rii« ¦ M BMgggPP iiss ^i^ J| }|1|1^^ iFat lier ' '"¦ ' ¦ "' ! ¦- ' ¦ • - ¦ ' '• " ' ¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ " ¦ ^^ riildi li^ IJp • • ' . • . . . • . ./ . . , \ By. GJXmGE MoMANUSrCopy^^

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'May Monroe returned homo Sunda y IN A1VSWE1UNQ AOVEnTXBBUKnTS IN ANSWBIliNG AUVUUTIBBMKNTS Christian church In Augusta August BB tlJU ^ TO MENTION "JOU UWAL " PB I IIU-IO MKNTIO.S "J OpUNAL" 22 and 23. - . after spending the week with her sis- Eleven entries have been' made for ter , Mr s.. Harry Wheelock. . . FOB SALE—Farm» and Land *. Mrs. Earl.Fusselman , tho new post- ¦¦ nn FOB BBHTC—Fla ^. _ the big 100-mile automobile race at -' __!_^.-*5S5£35!?5JKfc—— SUBURBAN NEW S , 4 mistress , had the post office moved CABIN AND FOR RENT—-A NEW . MODERN BUN- KinsM. ' Carthage , Illinois on July . . ' feV-wANTBD—MEN FOB 2J17 Broadway. Inquire of- ' ' will present an Ill- to her place of buBinerss qn Main e V' deok work on steamer O. ¦ W. Hill. golow, The D..A. R.'s , street .M onday. ' ' , - ' ''hUGiAr employment. AW>» ^ ta £«"1 George F. , Durst , 1130 Spring. Tele- BOUTHEASTEBN "' KANSAS FARMS . inois centennial pageant on the col- 115H North Sixth,JK , ave- phone 1821'J. ' xt Well Improved. Price ISO te 330 an Daily Contributions_ Erom The Journal's Staff of Joh'n Blauser.ls still very III and ls ;•'jjlno steamers . acre. Wheat this yean 30.to 40 bushels lege campus the evening of July 4 at confined to his bed. • ' FOR RENT- ^AUOUST IE; ONE MOD^ an acre, Oats. Go to 100. Two yearir Trained Correspondents. 7 o'clock,. The pageant portra ys the PREisS- ern'. bungalow at 2226 Ham pshire ' land. lists M. F. Lester is a business visitor . '/' ¦hTANTBD MAN FOB BkrW pho ne 14gg. • x2 cr op pays (or Write for hundred years since Illinois became In Kansas and Missouri this week. - [ v ' inir AppTy at once. Mtyer-Ralchud- street. Call ' and terms, southwestern - Land Co.. o( ¦ ' Mf>.¦ CO., Fourth ana Maine. 1 Tbayer. Kansas. ' X7-7 a state. It begins with a masque Harvey Larimore of Macomb -is * Biggin? FOR RENT—TLAT OF POUR: ROOMS:- ¦ the elements', thea a short -Indian Bpendlng his vacation with his father . . water, g» and sswer. Inquire 980 ' ¦ ¦ ¦' ¦ ' - .:; , ? :; ttr jiNTED LIVE . BOY ABOUT 1» ¦ ' ' • " ' ¦'" -• - lll»«oagl« ¦ PAYSflN PITTSFIELO I. ¦ W ¦ northeast -part Maine street. ' - ' -3Q : scone. It portrays sketches from tho and grandparents; Mr. and Mrs. of-¦ /' year»TolEleyator Co. ^^^^ college acquaintances of Margaret *» FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM HOUSE AUTOS AMD MO'j OBCyCXES.. ' were entertained A big War Stamp meeting was held Washington, July 2.^-Gennany Is !l. iiANTED—HEL PEna AND IjABOIl- with wafer , gau and nice yard , two and Doris Elliott at Perry Saturday evening. Tho Perry becoming alarmed by the aggressive ' work In foundr y. Steady em- . newly papered Saturday afternoon In honor of their .PERRY, ILL. i -Sim for blocka from car line,¦ FOR SALB^ON E NEW . ONE ' TON Militar y band and the PltUfleld drum territorial tendenc y of her allies, ac- IS- plSyinenC Apply Otis Elevator com- and in best of repair. Also four rooms Atoxwell truck In purfect -condition. guest , Margaret Haley of Joy, 111. The Perry, 111., July 2.—Mrs. Grace Burd the state three blocks from Washlufejton square, ' spent on tho Bhad na cor ps furnished tho music Shortly cording to a report reachin g \tJ BS2E . — — with everything ready vllght take In- good light car- In ux- afternoon was and daughters and Mrs. Mar y Harring- department from Berne , Switzerland: ¦' TWO BARBERS. all f urnished :hange. B. 'F. Hendrlcks, Goldon . I1L luwn of tho Elliott home singing col- after the speaking began it began to ~-:: !*ANTED— AT ONCE, to step In to go to keeping house. This X3 ra in and the program was hastily con- ton and . dau ghter, Mamie , of Griggn- A summary , of German ' press reports, -iHS 00 B«r week guaranteed. Bran- bouse Is well , equipped and will rent .lt lege songs and knitting. Light re- ~by 108 North BlJth stree t. Qulncj r. Bowers 706r7-8, Ill- he gnests cluded. County Chairman Lee Capps vllle are at Chautauqua , N. Y.. for the says the dispatch . Is made tho '3 ihiVs. reasonable. C. E. FOR BALE—A 1916 C'17 FTVE-PAS- freshments -were served. T ' summer. The Harrin gtons have a cot- MuenBChner Post of Juno 19, with the inois Stato bank building, . Qn lney, 1U. senger ¦ I3ulck , self .starter, lookB al- were Mrs. .C. H. Thompson and her and School Chairman H. P. Hooper de- most new, good-tires. In good running tage there and the Burds will be their comment that German y's future cup . «" - WANTED—BO TS TO LBABN WOOD small son , .Mrs. J. B. Thompson , Mrs. livered short addresses. A number of : inaktng - trade. Must b« over order. 3500.for quick sole. Qulncy Vul- other speakers were on the p rogram guests for several weeks. be seriously damaged by the Turk- i - pSt eri Pat tern canising works, 924 Maine street. Tel- Charles Miller Bat on and tho Misses r virJiaTa old. - clll at Qulnoy FORlocated RENT—SEVEN at 1111 South ROOMTwelfth HOUSBstreet eph one -747, . x3 Carrlo FUher , Jo- but did not appear because of the . rain. Harris Trl plett Is spending a few ish policy of expansion. ,¦> Co.. Hlsth and mate. "I Water and electrlo lights. Call -phone Blanche Wheeler , , Ark. "The Turks ' lust for conquMt, " tlje) - [. sephine Thompson , t.ura Rankln , Har- JarnCB A. Davis , has- purchased a weeks on his farm at Stullgart . '* ; .169-W. i£ FOR SALE—TWO 1017 MODEL FORD John Lake Is confined to his home German paper says, "Is so great that ?: ' WAKTBP—Femle Help. roadsters; one , 1916. touring car; one riet Robblns and Edit h. Robblns. handBome new six cylinder automo- even the pan-German papers are pro- FOR RENT— SIX ROOM COTTXOB AT Overland, also Ford tru6k bed. In- , Quite an epidemic of whooping bile." with illness. ,V WANTED— ABOUT AUOUST lit, A 2429 Cedar str eet. Telephone 7«l. xi quire 119 South Eleventh. Telephone abou t a Rev. and Mrs. Wallralre are spand- testing against the growing demand ' ' ' -.,'lta lddLe-affOd woman to keep house .and ¦ ' cough prev ails/ there bolng A War Stamp meeting will bo hold • ¦ ¦ Call on Jo«. RENT- RAFTER JULY I, THttBB 101-W. x3 signs up at this lng the week In Chica go with her par- of the pan-Turks. " • Ijook alter smell childr en. FOR dozen quarantine¦ . at FloaBunt Hill tills evening. The The paper further states that Rus- )-.jCec«l. Ur »a 111. : xl room cotta go with olty water, at for bale— Ford tourin g car. date. ' . ents. • 1322 Elm street Inquire Theodore Mld- 11(17 M., one 1916 11., one 1914 M. Fofd Plttstlcld drum corps will probably at- Miss Ellen Crawford is home from sia's disintegration Is increasin g wllh WOMAN D1BH WASHE R. »» Nortn Eighteenth or Lorcn Qlllhouse and wife of Qnln- i . WANTED— A Sendorf , roadster , 1(17 M.. 1916 M., ana one for a y evening to tend the meetin g and furnish a part Chicago for a two weeks' vacation alarming speed. . :'- t *MsJ«stlc Cafo. , " ' phone 1S17-J. . xl coupei All In first class ¦ condition , 904 cy were down" -Thursd a of the music. County Chairman Lee Bulgaria It conceded to be an im- Maine Btf - - - '. / xtf attend the Alumni banquet and meet with rel atives. Barton . Mujllns came WANTED — OIItLS TO " .OPEBATB BliMT—Fnrnto lieJ Booms..; ' ¦ Capps and H. P. Hooper and others visit. portant pathway to the East, but; the , '^ ''¦ machines In dajr light __^0B_ old friends. : • . ' with her for a several weekB' }'' . power sewing- . FORDS CAN BURN HALF COAL OIL. family havo will deliver addresses. There was a lar ge crowd in town Post declares , Bulgarians must re- .crounJ floor, modern sanitar y factory. FOR RENTr-TH BEB ROOMS, FUR-. : or cheapest (gasoline , using our 1911 George .CosgroTe and Miss Ru th Qlllesple left Sunday member their need of Germany in or- 'it'Xiav work. Apply 12O.J!» Hamp- tUshed for : light housekeeping, mod- carburetor: 34 mllos per gallon guar- returned to Ha milton, 111-, after a . Saturday night In the Interest of tho street. NoU-Bauworth Compan jr ' - North Seventh ant eed. ' Easy starting, Gre at power morn ing for St Louis where she will The drum corps der to expand, politically and econom- V ishlro eri. InqulVs at 431 It yourself. Bis; several days' visit with his mother War Savings Stamps. street ——^' ^^ __j * Increase. Attach They camo throu gh by spend several- weeks with (relatives and several speakers* fro m. Pltt sflelrt ically. , , : profit selling for us. 10 days trial and brothorn. and friends. ' ;.' ttiADT COIXEC TOIl WANTED TO COIi- A ROOM TO RENT; TOILET AND Uoney book guarantee. Styles to fit auto. . - ' . camo.o-.er and with the Perr y bano It ' • :Tect for thu Mother 's Magailne Home bathT 11 blooks from WMhlngton park. any automobile. Alr-Frtotlon Carbur- Miss Marie Dnnn has received , Latin PLAINVILLE troit, at Camp 'Landshut: Lieut Han- buslness^-8hould make you 34,000.00 TO -EXCHANGE— IE? ACRE FARM , teacher in the High sohool. This ened by fire Thursda y evening, when f old Melle, address not glven.-ttt Camp [ii' MOTIC B TO OUR PATRONS^-OUR to 38 000 00 first year. ' Can be operated improved near railroad. Want -clear , while the soot Plalnvllle , 111., July 2.—The farm- '- ;.»¦' Stores at Lima will'be closed all day Euro pean property or grocery stock. f&O.OO per makes the corps of High school teach- the roof caught flro Rastadt. and Lieut Burr W. Leyso'n, , ly Fourth. with small capital. Startling In the cxhaUBt pipe was burning , ers will finish their harvest this ^Kjtt ¦ Signed ; W. B. Clark , C discover makes old tires new. Quar- acre. Box 83 Mon roe City. Mo. x\l ers complete . for neat year: Miss rea dy for the turesh- name of imprisonment camp ' hot :'',: St-Vlncent. xi anteed for C.000 additional miles at half the, Harold Jackson 13 confined to the week and will be ¦ : also without punc- FOR - SALE -OR TRADE -j- YOUNG Woods Is a grad uate , of Illinois InK macbine soon. * ' known. ! FBOM MOTHER. WRITE ANY cost of neC tires, rabbits or geese. Tele- and comes well rec- house from the effects of a wound on -' lOOjra Haas Lee. ures by old established, thoroughly chickens for ^ State Universi ty caused when he £V: *" la/orm ation about Oeorge Grasmus " liable firm. Fast seller: used unlver- phone 3963-W after 6 p. m. - x3 ommended. the aide of the head , -^^ l^ee or age 40, stooped shout -. Europe; particularly in war was hit with a gun bar rel. . Dr. W. F. :- .aers , weight 175. crossed eyed. I. H. islly in -wilh ability to Fred Davis, the townshi p chairman county, CopperhlU , Tenn. sone: we want man APCXIOiT SAXBq. had an organized Snider was called to'dre ss the wound. -.W-£en(l check service. | ' F8|M" Orfe? ¦ getting "Wfflirk' ' Junk before ¦ ¦ 't sell Tour subject to the decision work. ¦ • ' • ' - ¦ 11.00 to IIO OO Don Adiros county, patriotic sub- sionary and church ¦ • ¦ • f Kto your approv al. j per and talks on . . • our highest prlcea , on rags , rubber. primaries, t8MITBo be held readin gs ; feSt Jmkion 'i Dental Depot, Daven- of the democratic special music. \ jg Iowa. ' " * ¦ X7-S Iron, paper and metals. We calf for Septemb er ^j i^^ .. , jects, interspersed by ^part , , cUy orKS. W. bur old autom obile, Fred Davis, the president , presided. . Step to your telephone, call 41-and ask for our i ana-sell second-band auto parts. : * JMHA6E y \ ' ¦ ¦! Ban Tboma» herab y &utborls«s The . | Want ^.d Department. . . . , .. . •.. ^ ^ ' ROSEN &.SO1ECK %o announce tola Ki Tfi,BP.- CTlCKE!B/ DUCKS, ¦ •phone Mt Qulncy Journa l c*ndi- JUDJUSTBIKN T 'KOTICB. Carthage , 111., July 2.—The Carthage , M« Ham p.hlre, ' . dWoy ior atierltf before tbe UemocraUo State of llllnols Adams County, m.. . You'll receive a ready 'response and . almost ! ^^ -'.« eae, . turkeys squabs, and eggs. A. ^ primwie * In September. , hereby elven to ell Township Sunda y ScBooI convention | SzifcTLIebman, 11» North Sixth avenue. ' ' Publlo notice Is ¦ demands B^ ?w - x7-« ' - • ¦¦ persons having claims and was hold In the First Presb yterian 1 before you know it you'll' have one:of the -XJn- - : J JMSl. ;-;,. \ . X faarflb y-r announca myself ui can- against the esxate or . BUY ^^____ i,J ¦*¦ " . - Lewis Thompson. churoh in . this city Sunday at 8 scoufifig city Ife^ iNTlID^-TO BUNOALOW OR BAY t o l <) A for ¦ad- | employed's Mightiest Helpers the- J iisg^bbUse.af five . rooms. What have you? LOST—THUR SDAY, JUNB 37, £4uirVub/.irto^h.•Xc.. 4« ., Deceased , to present the same o'clock. The program tor the even- 'letter. ^ rnsre. weight between 1100 and 1200 judication and settlement , at: I Ml- Rev. W. F. S and country for a suitable, acceptable opening j BUtttte' price and'location In first alley between ¦ ing -was; -Music. Pra yer, ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ¦ pounds, from barn In 3 C < >f ' : ' ¦ ¦ '¦ ¦ " ' ' HK!£sffm? .buV.at once If suitable. Address and Eighth B.pt. ^.^r ^ff^^ ORUBa " ; Ju dge J. ./W. <| 1 ;: • ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦;; ,¦. . afr 'Si.tf-f.iu-B.tJoTjrnal. -. . . - xl JeffeFson and Waahln gton 1. no.^nirJn.Cof Boyd. Mqslc. Address. for you. .; ¦ ; , . : . . . -! ' and Ninth streelaT Reward for Infor- - Frank A. Javper .hereby ¦ aiittaorlxea ^rl^o^ti^oe n ty o u C5r n Williams. Appointment of nominating ' ' ' mation. - Call 'phone 104. Wnv Uhlen- The Qulncy Journa l to announce hla ?Rit »{on«%.Sf AuiuS.'5- b° iff.' ^fa ^0B-i AI.Bl-iin»celi»JieOM. ' ' ' ' xl candidacy for the office - of county oeln> the tlTth day or said month. ^. committee. Reports of township d Our WANT ADS are result getters; and brock. " > the democratlo prl- IndebtedK to sjld estate Of.cyLiNDE a treasurer f before.. All persons Immediate pay Sunday schools by county secretary, readjust yourself HB»' S4L ^-TW, 7 H. P. LOST—BETW EEN MILLER -* AR- mlry to b6 held September 11. ltlK are reques ted to make pf nominat- | they're ready to help T?OU Si^macine 'engin e, with equipment , in and C BiO, depot Mrs. L. W, Berry. Report OTiKod running order: price reasonable. thur drug stor e -^M^om^ election ;bf officers. immediately.to present-strained conditions. ; Sgf ' of -Ear- l Edmpn d-Richardson, one bag l&lf sUcks. - Return to the I hereby announce iny candidacy for :- ing committee and | BJIiizire Qulney Transfer company . 118- South the leslalature to represent the Thirty- inarhfum. Att orney. Music ' Benediction. ^ffil hirdooti Caf«, 329 Hampshire street. Fourth street. Rewsr d. ' x8 sixth senatorial dlafrlct, conslstln * of John T. and see how quick your f the counties or Adams , Pike, Calnoun The Council of Notional Defense has START ONE NOW j ¦ the,' democratlo ' ' ADJD9TS1KNT NOTICE ). \ ¦ : SORHED . HORBe' PHAE- LOST—CLASS PIN CONTAINING THE and ' Scott. ' subject - to Bute bfTlllnols. Adams county, ss. made a movement to organize a " problem is solved. \ " , : ' " SmS>R : BALE— lnlUaJs ^ 'H. a" an« "13. " Reward. prlm ^l^ WedUd ^ygent ^mbgr out an \ - . ] S&SStan,* »prlns wagon and single set of M- °Qr 1310 Jerse y. xa 1 0 r "community sing" and has sent ¦ ¦ iKginieu. Indu lre at 1014 ' Chestnut •Phoiiiri»7n ri ^ perTn. fflgPi£g?'J& &2tiSl invitation to all Interested to assemble ¦ ¦ ¦ Oaljr> - • ' ' gainst th. ^.% -- 1 ; 85- Wor&^to'3-ll%a.: '2Sc , . . B^S'i ^^'^ ' si LOST—BETWE EN QUINCY .TRANS- I,, hereby announce , . myseij! as ^ 0 ^^^ at the court yard Sunda y evening, at ¦ " ¦ .VHW:: LITTLE USED fer company and C, B. & Q. depot a candidate , for ni.mlnaUon:.to Athe of- e 4 ,' there ' will be a .__ ' v ' ' MaS88$8Ji&3ilT Bt»Bil *A' smaller sizes, at Quin- bunch of gold sUcks. Return to qnlney fice of count y tr *aBUrer, --:< aubJect to n W&«. JSuiSr 7:00 o'clock. when .i {' . . : n nBBK? ^L J Transfer Co. and receive reword. xl the declsloh' of the demooratlo-prlmar y termfudic Sfoof tho Count y Court of Attains half hour 's singing of . sacred songs. ys.o' v*^^;;^ ^ H^S5-Works7 ij7.South Tenth . 'Phone at the Court g !J !i- j %.i 1- ' i- -'i- - '¦ x * to be held SoP ' ^J. >i ' Count y, to be hoWen This Will open tho union evening WH '' ' . ' ' ' FOB _ SALE—JlTMtocfc. JIe ckuj . House In the City of Qulncy, onr the First Monda y of July, A. P.. 1»1». helnc gbVpel aoCT'c'W conducted by ¦ the sev- ¦ ; FOR SAIfi—30 PUR ^I BRED, BIG I wish to announce mr candidacy for eral churches /of "Cartha ge and. held Pept. ,' : ; ; Phone 41. I type , Poland ' China shoats—some the nomination for the office of count y as last summer pat of doors. - . ' . - . .- ' I Want Ad. ? . choice Kelts and boars. Inquire at treoaurar . subject - to the .decision of M&'ilH^aartSs Ban ge'a blacksmith shop. Twen- t h<> democratic primaries to b« held The annual Hancock Cotrnty Sunday Frank ¦ . ¦ ty-fourth and State streets. Phone 14«: B,p ,ml,.r 11. ifo , School convention will¦ be held In the £ RDMJ . - ' ' ¦KMr ^J -^ S^^ ^- ^ - . < ' . .. - ... I V , . . ' - 1 REV. GREENMAN DELIVERS AN BtTZZ- Z-Z»Z-Z-! INSPIRING PATRIOTIC SERMON AT UNITARIAN CHURCH

• i i i i ^ -11 ' .. —i— . ¦ * ¦ — m *————* .)'& (Cont inued from Pa ge Five.) . f TODAYS MARKETS— Ideals o( less democratic, less cul- point over yesterday 's close and lifted ¦ the prominent .metals 1 to 1H points. tured, less forwar d nations. . [the local mabk et J Oils also registered additional gains , ( LIVE STOCK MARKETS ] Led on by too . ideal ot humanit y as- with Baldwin Locomotive, Republic similated - to one common type ,' the Hogs, are 10c lower toda y:. On the Iron and Tobacco Products, but Amer- Chicago. - ,. . small nations endeavored to follow city market lot three , loads of- lopae ican. . Tobacco yielded 3 points and Chicago, July 2.—Hogs—Receipts, the most successful; they abandoned mixed-ba y Bold for »4,. ou went , at Western Union l',4. Rails were com- 45,000; left over; 4,-200 ; early market their national costumes, - their age ?13.60 , t*o loads of yellow corn wwtf pletely neglected , save for Reading 's slow, io to 16c lower , than yester- long customs and so arran ged their ut 11.50 and.two of oat s at 85c. On* occasional activity at- a gain of al- day's average , top $17. Bulk of sales, education that their very langua ge load of baled wheat Btra w,ep;d for %% most a point ¦ ' ~- $16.40 to $16.90 ; butchers , $16.56 to yielded to others ' of wider iise. .The ¦ Utterly ' bonds, SU's sold at 99.6S $17; packing. $16.95 to $16.66 ; light whole tendency was '.towards the crea- Cat Lot Hogs. •; , •• . • " .. . < to P't.62 ; first 4'a at 94.02 to 94.18; $16.60 to $17; rough, $15.60 to $16.90; tion of great units and as a result Shipments originati ng . wesVoMh e seeontl 4'» at 94.to 84.20, and.4 K' e at pigs, $16.20 to $16.76; top, $17. emerged Russia, Germ any, - Italy; and ¦MlBBtsBl pjil river weighed at C, 8, * 96.18 tb '-M-St. Cattle—Receipts , 17,000; steers , the' consolidation jof lesser lands. The i. slock yards In Qulncy. • , . . . ¦ Stocks were hesitant at the,opening above $17, steady, others , Including last forty years, however, have se£n woigulna; JOO.sJ owuu , un- Hogs—Choice, - - ¦¦ ¦ of today'* .trading, as a remit of yes- butchers, stackers and feeders a nactioh. - Little nations having to 250 pounds . >»16.10 to 116.80. , ter<«y'6 heavy close, but soon devel- evenly, 10 to J5o lower. Calves steady. awakened to the value et their own HogB—Choice , weighing 'left to '80S Good choice prime " beef cattle, $18. 1 ' ¦ oped n firmer tendency under lead of inherited 'culture, ore now fightin g pounds, »1G to,, f 10.30. ,' . " .:. ,; the uiu»4 speculative f»v6rltea. Hex- Sheep—Receipts ,-11,000; sheep and for their racial life and agblnst ab- Hogs—Choice , weighing 1 140 to-UO steady ; some ¦ ; " Icia Petroleum , Dlttlllara sod Atlantic rsnge lambs general ly sorption by the stronger -political and pounds, M5.10 to »15.20. ' ,.. ' . . Gu lf averaged 1'point advances and: V. native lambs, 26a higher. Choice and military nations..' The little peoples Bough heavy hogs, $16.60 to $W. a Steel rose a luge fraction on its prime lambs, $18.75 to $19; cholc. and like the-Bohemians, Hungarians and ' weighing SO to. 310 Pigs—Choice ¦ ¦ Initial offering oFl.BOO shsrei. Bald- pri me ewes, $13.25. ; ' . Lithuanians are reviving the' studs) of pounds , $16.60 to $16.10.' ¦; • ' . their own languages and laying great '< win ' Locomotive, Crucible steel, Kansas City. Wagon load Hogs. - ' Amerloan Smelting. Anacohda, Amer- Kansas City, Mo., July 2.—Hog?— store upon their own ideals ' In let- -averm glng '2 00 to 260 ' Hogs—Choice , ¦ ¦ ¦ ican Telephone and Sumatra Tobacco Receipts 12^00 ; lower. Bulk $18.40 to ters and in arts. What Jokai , did for poundB, $16.60. to $16. - . ' • - ilBO ' strengthened substantially but Huoga.y, Pupin for Serbia, tweiner tot • 1«0 to MS $16.60; heavy $16.60 to $16.65; light Hogs—Choice, avera ging- Lackawanna and Bethlehem Steels $16.30 to $16.60; pigs $16.00 to SlfcU. Yiddish Russia and Prof. ' Masaraok pounds, $16.26 to ?16,6/, 1 ,,.. ,,„ ind General Motors were slightly re- tor Bohemia, other patriots aro do- , avera ging .140 to 160 ¦ Cattle—Receipts 11,000; steady. Hegs—Choice actionary. Liberty bondB were steady. Steers $17.36 to $18J6; cows $6^0 to ing for their own little nations, and pounds , $16.76 to $l«.B0. ; , . . to by Jealously preserving their ,past hogs, : $16C . to ; $«.«. $13.60; heifers $^J30 $14.00; ialves Rou gh heav y ' ¦ • ' ¦' " culture , by guarding their present na- Plgs--8O .to >26 pounds ,:$16 to $8.00 to $14.76. .' . - . •; ¦ V • tional life, hope throu gh tho life and Sheep—Receipts , 8,000; steady. death struggle ot today to ensure a ' lot,hogs are . worth . U' outside Lambs $16.00 to $17.76; yearlings " • Car wagon hogs in I Mi 6BAIN IrttRKEfT l continuance of their own culture; stations the same as ¦ $13.00 to $16.60; . wethers 412.00 to * ' ¦ ¦ ' ' * •¦- ¦ ¦ ' that , which expresses the peculiar Quincy. . • , .- • _ . . • , .- . Chicago, July 2.—Liberal receipts $14.50; ewes $10.00 to $13.00. genius of their own race, to the end land favorable weather , gave an ad- ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' ' ¦: , Omaha. • . .. -. , Quotations From 'Local Butcher s. vantage to tie bea rs in corn. On the , also that it may contribijte to the Steere- ^at , $7 to W.B0. -. resulting factine In values, however, Omaha , July 3.—Hogs—Receipts sum total of humanity 's advance. And • Cows—Fat , $4.60 to $6.60. .. - • commission; ,house buying Increased , 17,600; . steady. . . Heavy $16.00 to today, Instead ot holding to the ideal • ¦ $16.85; mUed to $16.S6; light ot one language , one organisation of • Veal calvts—$0.60 to $12.00. ¦ . ¦ And the market rallied. Trade.for tho $16.16 . BullB-r-$4 to $8 : „ ' most , part -was local. Opening prices , $16.16 to $16.40; pigs $11.00 to $16.00; government and one social frame- Spring lambiH-$^ 14.S0. - -¦>. bulk $l6.« to '$HJ6. " , ' work , men ot little nations are proud- ¦ \¦ which ranged from Vtc to %c lover : Sheep-$7.60. ¦¦; :¦ with , July $1.47 to $1.47% , and Sep- CaUle — Receipts 6^00 ; steady. ly asserting allegiance to their own \^ tember $1.50H were followed-bj mod- Steers $12.60 to ¦ $18.80 ; cows and Inheritance and - supporting an ideal , .Stntw Oralni H»j ¦ ot humanity which will be tho greater Wheat, Oats, Com - erate further setbujka-and then by heifers $8.00¦ to $13.50; calves $10.00 to (Buying-Pr^ ices). , - - ' - - " - - ,- ¦ because It* part * are not eimllai but and Seed. ¦ ¦decided upturn. . . $18^8. . /.,- • . . - . . .Mixed 'hay—Bal ed; $17. ' Oata. reflected the action of com. . Sheep-^- . Receipts' ' 11,750;, steady. diverse. ' "Kill the old, enslave .the Mixed bay- i-lxxjse, IJ 3.60 to $11. - ./ Selllflg. though , was of only A scit- Yearlings $18.00 to ¦ $14.00 ; wethers younx and engraft the Gorman seed Timoth y—Baled, '$14. - " . tered sort; After, opening He to %o $12.00 to $13.00; ewes $10.60 to $12.00; Upon the women" Is a Prussian war . Timothy hay—Loo se1, $18. down with August 67% to 67% , the order that looks toward the extermin- ' Prairie hayr-19. ' lambs $16.26, to $18.25. ¦ market .' ascended to -slightly sbov» ' ¦ ¦ '" ation at the life and the extinction of Clover hay—Loos e, $21. yestertay -o flnUh...... , St. torn *. . . , the culture of small1 races. How Clover hay—-Bal ed, $20. , - Ugbtness of offerings mid* pro * St Lffuis, Mo., July 2.—Hogs—Re- could we stand coldly by and not ot- Lon g Tom. bay-r- 'i*. visions average 'a, little higher. . The ceipts 19,000; lower. Lights $16.65 to ter a helping hand to the patriots of Corn—Yel low, $1.60. , \ . . . , . , best ' $16.70; pigs $16.25 to $16.66; mixed • •¦ ¦ " ' ¦ ' was-ftr ;ribs. .. . , Poland, Finland , BohonJa , Ukranla , ;Oats-r-65c. • ' • ; . : Chicago-Cash Brain Close. $1846 to $16.70; heavy $16.50 to Belgium, Rumania , Serbia , -Alsace, stra w—$8. ¦ ¦ Baled oata ¦ . Chicago, July 2.—Corn—No. 2 Jnli- $16.65; bulk. $16.45 to $16.65. Armenia and a score of .other small ¦ Baled wheat - straw ^- 18. , ed, $1.7V to $1.85; ' No. $ mixed, $1.25 Cattle—Receipts 8,600; steady. races in. their attempts to rise again only one generation standin g between Baled shredded fodder—$12. - to $1.30; ' No. 2- yellov, $1.74; No. S Steers $11.60 to $17.60; heifers $9.60 to and to assert their right to work out himself and the German fatherland: MILLERS MUST RETURN THRIFT STAMP PICNIC 1 Baled clover hullln gs^-$ 14. yellow, $1.69 to $1.70; No. 4 yellow "It-4s not only because you are your- 12 to $16.- * , . . $15.60; cows $7.50 to $13.76; calves their own genius in their own way. Clover. seod7^$ 11.02 to $1.6B; No. 6 yellow, $1.37 to $7.76 to $17.00. ' ' selves fine and true and upright and U. S. EXCESS PROFITS AT BALDWIN SUCCEg Wheat—No. 2. at mill, $2.06 to $2.10 :, ' . Whether the future will witness a , Young America, that '' $1.61; NO. 6 yellow.' $1.26 to $1.40; No. Sheep—Receipts 3,700; strong. unity or a diversity of nations or a daring and tree f By AMOclated Pr«i«.l ' , relay rao« per bushel. - -. 3 white , $1.67; No. 4 white., $1.76 to tho world finds ,its hope in you. The With a base ball game . Hyc—$3.26 per bushel : Lambs $14.001 to $18.00; ewes $11.00 to higher - unity based on freedom and Washington , July 2.—Flour millers City Girls ' Cadf $1.85r Hoi f i -whlte,'$1.40 to $1.60; sam- - - ' 1 • - - ¦ ' world knows the men, the'great deeds drilling by the .Gem :¦, ' IU.00-. . . - . .' . . , •: justice for all nations we do not know, who made excess profits during the Butter, ple. -78o tolir.26. - . • . ' . and the principles, greater than men as charged by the corps, an organisation of colored jeo- Today ' s Produce . Market — Oats—Old billing. No. 2 white, 78; : . Xsst St Loots. ' but this Is clear: the great free na- last fiscal year, pie. and dancing in the evening u Eggs and Poultry (Buying PrlceO. East St Louis, 111., July 1.—Hogs- tions are now engaged in a deadly or-deeds , that hare made this Amer- federal trade commission to its report No. 1, 8So No. 3 white, 77 to 77Hi No. 4 white , ica- of yours and mine. Tho world , must retnrn features , the picnic given by the ^ In ; Butter—Choice country, - 7fiVi- to 77; new billing,. Xp. 2 mixed, Receipts, 19,000 ; marke t 16c to 20c Strife for the fulfillment of the 'ideal Saturday to the senate to' 40c; rackin g stockvUc, candled. ' lower; mixed, $16.35 to $16.70; heavy, o( a higher unity In which shall be knows that In you, -whether your an- the amount of such profit * to the gov- dependent Workers , an auxiliary 0) , ,- candied. 74* to 76; . No. 2 white , TOVi! No. 3 cestors came over in the. Mayflower ernment In the form of milled flour, the Red Cross, at Baldwin park Mon> EggSr-30o P"1" *oi«S ¦ , White; 77H to 7844 ; Ko. 4 white , 77% ; $16.50 to $16.66 ; rough, $15.00 to recognised sad cherished the diver- 1 Old rboB tors—18c. \\ .. . , . ¦ - ' 116.60 ; light $16.66 to $16.70; ' pigs, sity ot nationalities , on the preserva- three hundred years ago, or in the under regulations mode public- today day afternoon and evening to boost ' ;¦ " ' Itanda rd. 77« to 7814. • ; . stamps was a Ducks—16c. , . ' • *• .¦; i . » '¦ ,. $14.66 to $18.65; bulk , $J6.45 to $16.65. tion ot which depends the fulfillment steerage of a liner twenty years ago, by Food Administrator Hoover. the sale of thrift Uf " ¦¦ - ' . •• Peotik Cuh Grain. , , - trade commission ' A large crowd attended ana "Geese—12c. - . . i > • ' : ; Peorla, III., July 2. Cattle—Re ceipts, ' 8,600; market of perfect humanity.. What does his- lives the spirit of a great tradition. The federal success. • ¦ ' ' . ¦ -^Corri— Receipts ¦ ¦ charged that the millers had made a paying the admission fw> of Hens—24c. 89 cars; market , grades unchanged to steady. • ' . " ' tory teach os7 In discussing. Zionism The world puts it* hope In you, but each one . Spri ng chlpkcno ,. 2 lbs. or more , 82c Sheep—Receipts, 3,700; market and the possible return ot the Jesus not only in you. ' It puts its hope in profit of 45 cents a barrel on flour Ka was given a thrift stamp in OS; 2o lower; sample unchanged; No. 3 despite the food administratio n's reg- change. Refreshment s were served per pound. ' ' . white, $1.92 bid; No. 3 white , $1.90 strongr to higher. - ' ' to Palestine as a nation, I once heard the grea t ghosts that , stud behind Sir Claude Mqntiglore say concerning you, .'upholding your arms, whisper- ulations limitin g tho differential to on the grounds. Miss Susie Brent li Mill Pro ducts (Wholesale Selling bid ; Mo. 6.white , $1.33 to $1.36; No. 3 . St Joseph. 25 cents. It develops that the com- president ot the Indo pendent Worte 1 ¦ ¦ yellow:,.$1.60;.No; 4 yellow, $1.63 ; No. St Joseph , Ma, July 2.—Hogs—Re- the subject under our presont consid- ing wisdom to yon, patience, perse- s report was anticipated , as . 'Pric es)* • eration: "The Hebrew prophetretatce- verance, courage. Herpes are behind mission' ers; Miss Anna Smith, secretary! Corn meal—Bulk; $4.60 per hund red 6 yollow, $1.43 ; No. 6 yellow, $U3 to ceipts, 8,000; steady; top, $16.65; bulk , the administration 's regulations were Lieut Schumak er and Mr *. Duttoi $1.35; No. -4 mixed, $1.48; No. 6 mixed, $16.45 to $16.60. men looked forward to a unity by a you, upholding yon. Young America. " -June P< process which should reduce ' to one sent out last 17. Millers wboDe had char ge of drilling the cadets an4 Ftour—Stra ight patent , $11.40 per $1.12; sample, 65c to $1.80. Cattle—ReoetptS, 2,500; steady; Centuries ago andther Hebrew made profits at the close of the fiscal year , , ive Devon played several en- ¦- Kansas, Oats-^Racelpts, 9 ears ; market -^c steers, $13.00 to $18.00; cows and heif- single nation all the peoples of the a similar appeal: "Therefore let u« are In excess ot the maximum Mrs Ol barrel north ern, $11.60; ' world, cherishing tb e belief that' they June 30, joyable selections on the piano. ' .. -\ $11.40. > ' . ; to Me higher; ' No. 2 white. 76K; ers , $6.00 to $15.60;¦ calves, $6.00 to , also, seeing we are compassed about permitted, are required to credit the $11.60; graham. ' ¦ . • ¦ < - chosen people and the.one . SbipstUff—U.85. ¦ ' • " , ' standard , 76 H to 77%; No.¦ 3 white . $13.60.,: . • were the . -with' so' great a cloud of witnesses, amount or excess to the food admin- N 1.00 per hundred- to 76V4. -- : Sheep— Receipts,. 1,000; higher; single nation to survive. This, the lay aside every weight , and let us run istration to be liquidat ed by flour to Eich Slacker 's Mother Brao—11.«5 to f 76*4¦ Messianic Kingdom doctrine held lambs ,. $13.00 to $18.00;. ewes ¦ , $6.00 to with patience the race that Is set be- be sold to the arm y, navy; mar ine St. Louis .Cast Grain. ' 1 ¦ ' • : ' hundred- . $13.00. . •. - forth as the Ideal of society, a world corps and the food administration ' Accused of Aiding choppe d corn—»3.l0¦ per ¦ '8 C. Louis, 'July , 2.—Corn opened 10- fore I'S." , ' weight • ¦ :' ¦ - . i , - . .' !¦•> ¦ : " . - to 6c higher on best grades white In which-every one either by birth or grain corporation in New York at $1 . - ¦ adoption should be a Jew ; when that Now, what in short is our conclu- ' ¦ ¦ " Retail feei prices are as follows: corn. Nothing sold in other grades sion : Nationalit y is a permanent and a barrel: . • . - • ' . ' Philadelphia , pa., July 2.—Emma < • Bran—$1.06 per hundredweight , was achieved, you would have oh The millers' books trill be balanced weeJthy widow of a but seems to be , fairly good demand earth (he Kingdom of God." The Jews necessar y, fact In life; we cannot do again , as of July. 1, Bergdoll. PJW ' 'Middlings—$2.4 0. per hundredwei ght and will soli higher. No. 2 white $1.98 .with nations, the experiment as of June SO, and delphla , brewer, was' held in .f»,M Cotton oeed meal—$2.90 per hun- [PRODUCE MARKETS] despaired of doing this by their own away to show the amount of the excess next MM to $2.00; No. 3 white $1.82 to $l.k. has been tried and failed , we must not ¦¦ ' -bail tot » further heari ng dredweig ht . ' efforts, but boped God woulC do it profit. ' . OaU—No. 3 white 77c to 77Hc;, No. Kansas City Produce. ' , permit a single state to claim to . be day by a United States conunisslotu Chopped corn—$ 3.20 per. hundred- for them. Now that policy failed as only on a charge of aidin g her son, Qrovii weight. ' . V 4 white 76Mc to 77c. . Kansas City, .Mo., July 2.—Butler Dr. Konler, the distinguished Ameri- the superior ot nations when it is Kansas - City Cash Grain. ' one among . nations; the. experiment Albany (N. Y.j ifurse Sees •' C. ;Bergdoll, to:avold serving In Oj . Shlpatuff—$2. * . . : , ' , \ ' ' and poultry, unchanged. can Jewish scholar , has pplnted out . ¦ - - Kansas City, Wo..' July 2.—Corn— . Eggs—Fir sts, 34H; seconds , 27. in bis recent volume on Jewish The- has been tried and found wanting: nfttlftniil army. - - ' ' *$i , V 2.mixed, - $1.66 to $1.69; the final argument on that question . . Lufbery 's Death Battle ¦ Bergdoll, who Is widely known *! Linseed Oll,>Etc. ' • New York Produce. ology, because It was contrary to the and Is « Unseed oil - In lots fro m one to No. i white, « tl.87 to $1.90; No. I New York, July 2.—Butte r—Steady; principles of progress one may tr ace Is now being fought out On the bat-¦ 'automobile racing circles yellow. $1.61 .to $}.64. . tle fields of Euro pe. .- .' : ; . • ¦" Alban y.' -N.'/T ," July, 2.—Miss Con- expert arijitor, tailed to report to h tour barrels , wholesale , selling prices . receipts , 21,148. Creamery, higher In a consideration of the progress¦ ot ' ' $1.71 per gallon . for raw and $1.76 tor Oats—No. 2-. white, 76H to 76; Na than extras, 45 to 45H: creamer y ex- the.family. Where the family was I am not-alone In thin king that the sUnce' R. Rowo, Albany girl with the local board for physical examlnatl ^ 2 mixed, 71H to 72. ¦ solution in store . for base hospital unit No. 116 In France, last summer sad disappeared. He «i boiled . Turpentin e, 66c per . gallon. . ¦- ' tras , 44H: firsts, 42H to 44; packing merged Into the tribe, the family did future holds a White lead, J12.7B per 100 pound keg ; Rye^-$1.60'to. .$1.66; .- • stock, - current .'make ' No. 2/ 33. - not disappear; when the tribe was humanit y; It Is the -Christian doc- was , an eye witness of the air battle reported to have gone to Mexico. 8 Hides ¦ Wool , Feathers, Tallow and Hax—Stead y. r ered, storage {lacked.firsts not quoted; , Is to be a hither unity above the na- ful operation of this according to department of Furs (Buying Prices). do regular packed extra firsts , 39>o tion, it must be something in. which achieved is to.be found !n tin bhtor y . "One o(. the American air flying fidals, found papers that lndicatl Hides—Current receipts strictly 41; do firsts, 36 to 38tt. the nation does not disappear. and present government of our own squadrons Is quite near us here ," she Mrs. Bergdoll had probably known O " No. 1 cored. $16; applied wrote, ' ¦ ' ' short haired hides. Cheese—Firm; receipts , 9,636; What was the Roman ideal? ,' United States. This doctrine "and the day after we came whereabouts of her son. ' ' :¦ No. 2 cured , 14; No. 1 cured bulls, state fresh specials, 24 H; do average tc the world ot nation * in .the -spirit we ' were caked by the chlwf nurse to 2 cured bulls, $10; No. 1 (LONG COMMISSION! Rome, recognis ing the existence ' $11; No. run. 28U. ¦ : . ' . . - and right of the perpetuity of nat ions, of brotherhood, , inspired by a com- attend an aviator 's funeral. Next :-; green hides , $13; No. 2 green hides, , X,lve poultry—Firm. Broilers, '45 to. mon- hope for, humanit y, cannot but morning, we heard guns overhead Gypsy 's Breath Worth : | $12 ; No. 1 green bulls, $9; No. 2 green attempted to forge them into a higher commonwealth of nations about >:SO and wo saw the '.flgbt be- ' jCO. MARKt -T WIRES? 50; other prices unquoted ! dressed , unity; a politica l complex of unex- result in a : Fortune? No, Only bulb, $8; No. 1 veal calf, $27;, No..3 quiet ; unchanged. In which each' shall davetob in peace tween Maj. Lufbery and the Hun plane ^p* veal calf, $2C; No. 1 kip, $20; No. J terminate *- nations. . Rome, always .genius ;an d-con- that caused hit death. I shall never born— Open High Low Closa Chicago Produce. to the full its own. " • kip, $19; deacons , J l to $1.60; slunke, Jul y U47% 148K 14614 148% holding the right, to dominate, did tribute to the enrichment . of the forget that sight and the . sound of the ! st Louis, July 1—Lena Yemool 25 to 60; borso hides , No. 1 lar ge; Chicago, July 2.—Butter , ¦ un- not ' entirely succeed ; yet tho Roman wlch. a who told fortunes uli Aug. . ..149% 151H.149 161% changed. . wholo Its own1 peculiar , an3¦ indispen- guns going off In the Ur , and by de- gyi/cf' full mane and tail, $6;. hors o bides, Sept . .'-....- .;. 150% 163 ISO 152% idea was higher than the Hebrew, gift: ;. - ' • - - . .' ¦' . - ' ' . grees the Hun plane rose higher and til she'wa arrestod here, was filtti maifo and tall, |5; BBga—Unsettled ; receipts , 17,63a sable .- . * No. 2 lar ge full Oats— . and a step forward. "then wiU.all tribes be hlest with hid- Itself. In a thick cloud, Soon we |100 and c&U attar Mrs. Nellie Qu«k ponies and glue, $1:60 to $2.60 ; colts, ¦ cases; firsts, 34H to 36!, ordinary . The falsity ot" both these ideals, , heard that Maj. Lufbery had been policewoj&sn, . testified she " blewitS 36c to $1; pelts, 60c to $3 each as to July .:.. 7lW- v73- 71H . 72% firsts, 32ft to 34ft; at mark, cases fruit from life's glad tre e and in Its A'ug. -. :¦. 67% 67% Semitic and ' Roman,: as 'the ideal of brothers rest sons of one killed and it caused a big sensation." a dollar at the -woman's place ot' bu) 69% 69% included. 31tt to 34. shade like after the woman blew her breat Sept 66W 68 '66% 68 . the Prussian governmen t Is the be> family." ' ' . , - She wrote of attending Lufbery 'a I nessr 1 . Tallow—No. 1, 13o; No. 2, 10c . ¦ Potatoes—Unsettled ; old. receipts , Hot either the progross of the \ funeral and said; "I may seo other |n to ,Mrs. iQuick handkeTchiet '« Groasc—White , 12c; yellow Pork— ' . 7 cars; Wisconsin , Michigan and Min- that Just ' one word ' mo •». I go back * ¦ ¦- , 10c; ;... ., world or the will of God calls for military funerals , perhaps with more told her a fortune woulil grow theri brown, 8( . ' . . . Jul y , nesota , bulk , $1.75 to-$1.00; do. sacks, In thought to the day . on. which Bun- Sept 44.00 44.B0 44,00 44:50 the,survival of one single nation , to ' gran deur , ' but I shall never forget Wool—Good bright staple wool , ' ¦ $3 to $2.10 ; new , r eceipts. 60 cars'; ker Hill monum ent was dedicated , ; - Ijird— . . -.,- the exclusion of others. ' . was again the , ora tor his; and I cannot help but think how Thousands of Books Are choice medium, 62 to 66c; good bright Louisiana, Arkansas and Texas , sack- ' baniel Webster much ¦ it would have . meant for his ;:^ Bta plo wool, choice fine, 60 to . 62c; July ....'.;...25.70 25.76 26.66 25.70 ed, triumphs , $2.60 to $3; do, white , Was It Braersoh or some other maa and closed ' his oration .with these ' - • ' ' ' '- " " ' ' " '' ' ' mother to be there. " . . • ' . - Sept to Twps Abrow Sept' 26.82 26.90 -25.77 25.86 who said ; "Nations , as well, as men, . ¦ • ¦ - ¦ ' ' good . bright staplo . wool, choice $2.60 to $2.90; Virginia , barrels; $6.46 words: , . * :* - . - . , . ' ¦ ¦ coarse, 5& to 60; ordinary bright Short Ribs— • . to $6.60.- . • '. • .'. , - ; ¦ . ' ' are unequal by birth , powers, and at- "When both' we and ' our children ' B li.plo wool, fine, 67 to 60c;. ordinary Jul y ....,,.,;23.60 88.67 23.58 S3.67 Poultry—Alive , lower; fowls, 28; tainments, but by their very inequal- are consigned . to the house . for all Speoial Attractions Saratoga Springs , N. YM Julr 'i aS bright sta ple wool, coarse , 55 to 68c; Sept...... 24.00 24.30 23.87 24.30 ¦ - cbm« Books are following the Amtridp ''¦ ' ' ' springs. 38 to 44. • . ' . ities, they fit together Into one the living, may love of countr y, glow ' ' • ' ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦: • " - armies overseas by the himdreds -ol jiomi bri ght stap lo wool, medium, 60 . CM o»g» ' • i- - • i • . St. Louis Poultry. . plicate d whole so that you cannot lose with equal,, fervor amon g :tho»e to .; for Highland Park . to &9c;- fine, C4 to 67;-coars o, 62 to Chicago. Jul y 2.—Hogs—Receipts , July. . 2.—Poultry- anyone without In however small our blood shall^ thousands , according to reports to 8)1 ¦ ¦ • St. Louis, Mo.. whom our names and 56. . . ¦:• . ,000; Blow ; lower than yesterday 's progress ¦' when submitted to the :, American Llbraity 45 Butter and eggB, unchanged. degree, damaging the whole; have , descended- • And , then. ' - . The management of Highland will ' Wool in poor condition foe staple avera ge; bulk. $16.40 to $16.90; butch- depends , not on pretendin g that ' wo honored and decrepit age,-shall, lean offer unusual attractions all this week. association which opened Its annirtl or heavy In Bhrlnkag ^or dark' color, ers. $16.66 to $17.00; packin g, $16.96 to are all equal , but In finding the spe- against the base , ot this monument The now vaudeville bill for the week , cohvenuott here last.night Alntadf 3 to 5c less than the above ,prices. $16.j5; llght $16.60 to $17.00 ; rough, MediU McC onniok cial .work for which our special In- and troops of Ingenuous youths shall goes on tonight That the vaudeville nearly- 300.000 books . have : beto Defective wools such as bur ryi (16.60 to $16,90; pigs, $16.20 to $16.75. ¦ when the performance is winning favor Is . people. The park will open at nine ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ing here and ask the- republ icans one hand, the still existing empire ¦ - . j . year; "16, . . . • . •; their votes. Whether be-the common superior ,' May we with equal sincerit y, and in the morning. 'and will operatn con- Winni peg, today, - 85; last week, slralght out for claimed to. Tbank God, tinuously with attractions of all kinds. - ¦ •: - ho will have a private \blow-out tor of all nation 's, and on tho other hand, ferv or repeat the prayer , 147 ; ¦ last year ,,431. . .• . I.am an j Anierloao. ' . . ; - -. . For the special arm y and navy display [ NEW YORK STOCK LEtTER ] . . " . - . Ure 8toeK. ' " ... . the colored ' population ; at Baldwin the Romanized Chri stian church hold- of fireworks at night permission . has Chica go. -July 2.—HojA, : estima ted , park and uncork a little oratory along ing to the doctrine that it was now been.grant pd by the government for Now York. July 2.—Tradin g became 45,000; last over, 4.200. • , with things not found in the desert the chosen instrument of God , mado 50 in ¦ this display, Mr. Brelnlg is an expert mor e contracted .-on loo furthcr ' ad- , Chicago Car I.ot B. . of Sahara and the state of Maine , has the same claim. The attempt' , to ad- Men from 18 to ; in the buildin g of fireworks and prom- vnnco which carried' . U.; S.tfteol'a "Wheat , today, 1; contract 0; es\l- not been made public .But as far as just the respective claims of the em- . Tennessee Must Work ises an extra fine display tor both thi matedf l i 'laat' yeir.'J iollday. that is concerned , McCormlck did' not pire and tbo . church furnished the afternoon and night' ¦ •:' Corn, today, 1, 301; . contract, 8; estl- ' make it public either , not so you chief content of history for centuries July- , Rye mitted 311;Jast year , holiday. . , notice It Congressman Foss to, , follow. Neither v. empire nor !• Nashville , Tenn.,. 8^-GoV Oats, " today. 299s contract Jl8; estl. could basjssued a proclamation ; calling up- "Uncle Joe '.' Cannon Asked will be here Satu rday and Sunday, church succeeded. In effecting a unity officers; ' mated¦ , 289;-last year ,, holiday. . on sheriffs and other poace ¦ ¦ ¦ and 'Monday will begin tour " of the of the nations. ;.v V JAMES E. '• ¦ ' Receipts. • -.. .: a\¦ ' to see that all men between , the ages : - toi Again' Be C&ndidatfl;. county. . - , • ' .¦ .- - ' . ~ ', : ':, . - Coincident with the , Renaissance and are engagud in some gain- ¦TOb .e%t: . Today, ¦ 182,000; last . year , wo note a fcuddon of 18 and-60 , - ' ' . " ¦ ' ¦ ' • '; . ' the Reform ation, 'Th e governor -, > de- : holiday, . | / .. . ; feeling' of nationality ful occupation , , . Watseka; , nt, Jul y\ .lr-A . resplutjon BENNETT Corn: . " Today, ' 637,000 ; last.year , and widespread clnres the volunteer .staM canaot af- reques ting "Uncle :Joe " Cannon again • ' , ¦ ' : Qivil Service,; :; :,; throughout , Europe. ', By natio n, I do loafers to coniumo holiday ^ " • ; . More¦ ; ' ford to permit . to .become'«-cand idate-fpri congress & CO- Oats: Today; 738.000; last year , not mean people who - speak the same food , that, Is needed for soldiers and was adopted by the eighteen th Cop, ' ' ' ' " ' ' ' ¦ Exams Announced " ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦• ' ¦ ¦ ; #00 POSTAL fiUIlDDfO. . holiday. ; • ¦ ' ' language , or have the . Bamo blood workers; -> . - .^ " . • . <: •. gressloual republican committee. , • That WiU Pit YourS ^ ¦ 1 ¦ ' d* ¦ ¦ CIUCAOO, ILL - . ' Snjpment *; " '.. , ;T flowing ' in their veins. ;. What makes darin g the ' country needs his "coan- ¦ ¦ ¦ Wheat: ' Toda y. 17,000!. last year , Unassemb led examinations ' for a nation is tho enjoyment ' of a com- mature Judgment and ' exDeri. ¦\vitiiBBM : - Kemben Chica go Hoard ol Traie. ¦ sel, ¦ 'j ' ¦ .^M§m • , - . . . • ¦;• ; ,.. and ' obtained either. Jby In- , .. ¦¦" -¦.. , .- ¦„: ¦: • ' - " ¦ ' ' Et Louis and l'esrla, holiday. . , v '; leatherworker , computer - master mon tradit ion, Gets Decree After Having enco. "- /.. . . . - ; . • '.. ., . - Wish to rent, or "oi^SIIHI ¦ Cora: Today. 838,000;- last year, and assistant engtneeV and heritance or adoption, as to the past, ' *' " ¦ ' ' - compute * . ;. > ;.;:; ¦ ->¦ Wesnt V-.niattar,, whlejKS s holiday. '•' - . '. j' : -\.' ' , hope as to tho 'future, ! Hubby But 90 Minutes ? ¦ ' engineer In forest products have been and a common Enemy¦ JMrp lanes S^t:: " Comm ission Merchants Oats: Today, 356,0(10 ; . last . y«aT, announced by the United States civil A common tradition and a common ' OUA1K , i'I10Vl»10S8, Mi'lltliS Wha s,;Ajn ; ¦ " ;•: s \Wffi&&wSM " " ' ' ' '' ' ¦ ' service . commission, only mea . bein g hope, that iS ; t ,mak>, ?ric» a Ban' Francis co, July S^r-Mrs , Je»n- for . Paris ^-That' Aj | I AND I1OKDS. . ¦ • .'¦ • • - - Total Cleara nce ; . . :¦¦ - ::- / , ¦ ¦¦ empire of states. - ¦¦ ¦ eligible: to till these positions. . The nation -or an etw Beck was granted la divorce here Grain Shipments Our Specialty— Wheat none. . • . . . . -• . for \ copyist topographld ¦ repeat , It Is not language, it Is ' testified that' -Shu married ! '$W>ijgM / - , " . ¦ : age' limit'' ' I when she , Far lB. Jul y. 2.—Enemy ; airplW 'is 1'rlvate Wires to All Harkets. Corn; none. . . = . . ¦ . .. been raised from 40 to blood, but - a common tradition , William Beck, an interior decorator , ' BBANCH OFFICB Oats 366,000. - . ' •- * "' ¦¦ draftsmen his not croisea . ths Fronch lines prpcoeding , . • • . • 50 years , the age limit for apprentice great and noble hopes, 1, that .' mak e us at Kansas Cltyt on January 's, 1917. for Paris. -The ¦ alarm Vas Vven. at :ij , ¦ ¦ ' * the morning, and that 425 Hampshire St., :• • ¦ -; " ' ¦• map nrlnter . being raised from 18 to a great and igoble nation. < . - at 10 o'clock in 1:24 a. m. (n Parin a»4 th ^-aU d«W ?: g ^ ^ M • ¦Hen - ' rmk ' 8ngor , sSI«i *et. ., " ' her husband told her it bad sounded, Quincy, Hi' ' ' Jy her emo- from here , and is In receip t or tho fol- Griffin ' sister. The funeral . will be com6 ;here. / The .'captain had to pick . ' , <£§| tifins, and that nhe la past all under- lowing letter from ,tho . two ; govern- held-Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock battling overhead and the big cannon three or four of us to come to- this i»8,'M»na ing. . philosopher * have long ment men who left¦ this morning for at St. Charles , Mo., and Mrs. Griffin roaring 'around him, iMelyin,; the ' aon school , and I &m*.one. of them. We ' . ¦ ¦ ¦ >¦ ' < ¦ ' ' ' ' 3&" *lnco admitted. J ust how she could St. Louis: '. i . ' • '. . . . .' . , - . T loft this afternoon to-atlend. . . • of Mr. and/ Mrs." IV C. Orfass. jlB are ' here In a nice little town living ' BsRiiBbwer ' a man who had foully slain Under instru ctions frpnv tho - In- South Fifth street ,. IB studying .war In tents. Nearly every night the ¦Hun - IjSg 'QBe-of hoi- box with.flora l offerings land Waterway committee' of the Uni- airplanes come over this town and ' ISKttfw '.wlll attompt *o explain. Yet this ted States Railroad Administration , C. Former Quincy Man . all the rest of them around here , hut gBPwsiy- thing Is being dona In the case D. Whitney and myself are; Investigat- ¦; we aro pretty well hld' and they have Morgan alias J. B. Jackson. Qulncy Now Getting Ahead wisePlrrlng ing conditions at ^ ¦wlth,refeiv not found us yet ' You can't tell, they jmkWio confesses , that he throttl ed his ence to transportation. ' . . .. * . ' - ; ' . may bomb us any time, TVo havo IICftfiiMte -and then forced her nude body We wish to ascertain the extent to Richard C. Blnreon, for five years a opened Pull- watched several flights heMreen the KSa;'ltnrough a fourteen Inch which water transportatio n- is desir- reporter on the Mollno Dispatch, en- Huns '.and French ,,but it I s so dark' Sfef lnan - car window , and left It to rot able and neceesary for tho rellof of tered ,the , (publicity, . department ot : . . ' -Bun to be discovered by ' , Monday. That Mr. Blm- we can 't make much out, only -when .' Ks.^Jni . the freight congestion and embargoes " and Deere & Co. ' , Kp ; '«t rangers. Reports to this . effect the more convenient; transa ction . of Bon has made good'in the hewsfoper the search lights hit them. You know coming to The Journal for game Is attested by the publicity man- they fight with machine ' gnns. 'Every MS iSkve been the commercial business. - tho hlg guns roaring , PSiHmi ral days, and toda y thoy wero Wo apply to you/ because It is («•' ager of* Deere & Co., who 'said, "His nigh t. -wo hear fe'tfiVerMed by Judge J. D. Dale, state s sumed at Washingto n, that the traffic work-has-come .to the notice of D'eero at the front. " " . giVJaitorney of Shelby count y, who Is associations will be able and disposed t Co. -We want him.". Mr; Blmoon tho case. . , received his first training In the news- sgff'ijnrosecutln g . to supply tho data desired, and wish ' P ^i ' l jndge Dale In conversation . .with to know , In as .much detai l as can ' be paper business ' on The -Qulncy Jour- REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS {SSTJiJie Jo urnal , said this was.true to obtained, the quantity and character nal , and here laid the foundation for iBome extent "Bu t do not put , all the his future.successes. ' jiunes I*. Goff and Elizabeth Gof' , i'# or commodities which could be shipped ' Wllllam J. Ddnley, B lot C, $*? ' good women of Shelby county in tbla by, the water route on the Mississippi w d to >, , r '>V "'!«ategory of-ir responsible women . oT? river , were adequ ate-and dependable block 2, Sherrick' B. add. Camp Point. • maudlin sentiment, '! . Jie Is. Seeking Good Homes Consd. $1,600. • ." . - . ' fiftlEcome by service in existence. . • • , w, d, to Leo 'Mam- $fe<<"'added. "There Is no doubt, however, It should be assumed ' that this ser- • : 7ohn B. Sommer , at.man y of the women have been • for Seven Children man, lota 1 and 2, hlock 20, Booth s , wfeitli vice would.-be conducted by the gov- add. Camp Point Consd. J800." «a {fascinated by this ogro , as he fas- ernment; that equipment . would . be -»" i ' hls wife and took her away ' Probation Officer Thomas Nolan Theodore C. Poling. truBteo , w d, to . qlnated used suitable to the traffi c, with Ancerrc , lot 66, Poling ¦& fe;;ijrom- her first husband. They have through bills of lading ; and that the has seven fine children that he would Irono M. SS; flowers to him in his like to find goed homes for. There Crutundon 'a add. .Qulncy. ConBd. been takin g boata would be operated on through -¦ ¦:¦ ¦ " ¦ -" ' ? are. five girls and two ' boys. The *3ib. . . , . •te 'ceU arid lolling over him In a man- routes from New, Orleans to the head Corporal Uelvln urott. ', ; Mf- ' disgusting. I jup- ages of the girls aro 11, 10, 8. 4 and 2. nor that is most of the river with regularity, and that The boys are both 6 years old. If any- methods at tho . front In France; Hd THE ciASSIETED ADS TVIMi PUT i' vipose thoy'll get . enough of It one ol the service, in all.ways, bo on a par- ^ ¦ ¦ ¦ ¦ ' ¦ ' body, -would llko to .have one ot the Is one of the youngest eoldlers Qulncy rSS-'itnese days. " ' . . • . Ity with thai of the railroads. ' children , ho or ishe should call .up has sent forth , celebrat ing his . 18th ¦¥V> :- ' Prosecutor Dale came to Qulncy Please noto tha t 'some statement Is _ , Mor- cither Judge McCarl or Officer Nolan. birthday ' on shipboard .' when . he Tl&^tf^ffiBKAOT FIM ) TOO A BDTEE. Xty-¦¦ .tiS tho identical car from which '; ;-• nil admits ho threw his wife on the ^Ji f' Sight of June 13. and who' was found Hear Admiral Lionel llalser a d his two little daughters. . £•#¦¦£' ' mile and a half from Shelblna , on London. July 2.—(Special)—Rear again received notice in dispatches. iStejJie Tight of way of the Burlington, Admiral Haisey. tho third sea lord of Ho was captain of the fleet and com- V days later la . i fearful state of manded H.' M. ' S. i "Iron Duke" und er SS four Great Britain, has had a very active '. W: ' decomposition. He Bays he measured and successful career.- He served In Admiral Jelllcoe. ;, ... i* " limited service registrant with-the Jo- which . lnvcsUgated the case , Monday ' ll (r^ ^ ^ 9i ^ ; ;:;;:v; |l cal .exempUon-board,', was sent 1 to the > ^ ; : afternoon: : The remains will be ' ' ' ' ' .' .. ' • , . - ' -^ : ¦'¦ • ¦ '•)¦¦ WB ^ nnlT«rstt, 7M0iSday afternoon; , , - taken to Mt Starling 'to r, buriaL v\ r i ''ii iii' i'i'j iL - !,'*' V -^—-^—^—nil ¦ ii i *_^j^/'~^/^^ j'2 ' ^^^^ ^tmS ^ ' 1 ' < 1 ' ' ' ¦ ¦ ' ' • ' ¦ • ••'• ¦ :¦ ' ' • '¦ ' ' ¦" : ' ' • : ' ' * • .1' ¦ ' ¦' 1 ' ¦ ¦ ' ¦ i? . '' •'^':V1 . . , . :- ,v; i.: ' - /: . 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