DEEDGE IS TOTAL WEECK. gallons, with a Value ®f 88,401,888 In colored, suddenly to remember tktt ho PROPOSED 18TH STREET MICHIGAN REPUBLICANS the same month of 1»IB. For tho had period ending August tl.sightmonth1(1*. token the money. DEFENDS DISTRICTINFANTRYMEN in Wo. 8 to Be Placed in the exports of this product amounted to Johnson hod sold yosterdoy he did ont BULGARIA'S CAR ASSAIL ADMINISTRATION are LINE WILL BE TOPIC Machinery 281.888.148 valued at take the and the cose wos *I>isrnond« gallons, 14S.083.481. money haeoaniat search Hew Hull. compared with 116,411.140 gallons, until (today to secure o and tho valued at 821.108.412. in ltlt. pestposed prices Public to Be Bald by Dredge No. 3, the sand and gravel Charge Hade That President Wileon Bread stuffs exported In August. 1111, witness. As the witnessgovernraentcame Hearing- GOINGTOSANANTONIO digging machine belonging to the war valued at forward In answer to his name, STANDASTOGREECE aat "Dares Have Ha Definite 114,687.OAS, Commlesion on ApplicationUtilities Granite and Dredging CompanyColumbia with 121,116,700 In the compared arose, and, addressing JudgeJohnsonAn-' eren leas than which In the month of the precedingcorrespondingyear. the Nd prices. for Track Intension. of thla city, capsized Policies." oFr the eight-month period ending kam. said: "1 remember now; I did take Minister to United States Says HitI Will Baplaos ITefro Militia Begimeat mouth of Oxon run opposite Alexandria August, 1816, breadstuffs the money." valued exported were >145 Has No Ordwrad about two weeks ago, has been found at 1283,101,111, compared with Johnson was charged on two other Blue White Diamonds; H Country Quarrel With A public hearing will be held by the Hema.Changes so badly damaged as hardly to be SAGINAW, Mich, September 1272,428.714. with driving horses withoutinformations $65 Wilson's administration was Hellenic Kingdom. public utilities commission on the Along Border. worth raising. 28..Preeident the consent of the owners. He was ADOLPH KAHN, 935 F ST. of the Capital TranctlOn application A contract has been placed with an by speakers who addressed theassailed sentenced to eight months at Occoquan session ox uie sia.cc FINALLY for permission to extend Its.Companylines Alexandria shipyard for building a opening republican ADMITS THEFT. for stealing the money and was ordered south on 18th street from SAN ANTONIO, Tex.. September 20.. new null for the dredere. When this Is convention here today. to pay a fine of $6 or in the alternative NEW YORK, September 28..Stephar Pennsylva- Albert E. Petermann of to serve deys in each of the ma avenue to u street, xne a&te or me The let or niinoie Field complete the machinery now In the C&lumet, Benjamin Johnton Booalls thirty Panarepoff. Bulgarian minister to th Regiment of Taking two other cases. hearing-will be announced within a few end battery of Wiseonain artillery wreck will be placed in the new craft. chairman the convention, temporary " Artillery When Hotel United States, who is in New York to« one that the administration "has Honey Witness Appears. Lafayette Oen. Funston No. 3 wai or the older sand and present charted days. were today designated by Cuisine are Meal. Connsbat day, gave the following statement to gravel machines employed on weakened the confidence the American The appearance of a witness in the Commercial failures in Argentina in and service that The commission will not express itself to return to their etate campe. digging of the first half of 1»1« show liabilities of to all clabo. theaters, shopping district aad all the Associated Tress: the Potomac, a unit of the Lord fleet in the value of American Police Court Who knFW anmathinsubmarine Gasoline exports took an enormous to our cle rk and "With desire to maintain Bremen at besn camping hers, to leave for the John H. Capstick (R.), Williamdistrict, the Fancy No. i stock, peck Jots... you have named the one every New London is still Jump in August, and during llt/L " relations with her neighbor, new at today were E. Tuttle, jr. (D.); sixth district, John best valile in our friendly , camp Nogales, Ariz., with that month stores. Don't could not the costly lading due the owners and the R. Ramsay (R.), Thomas Barber (D.); period ending eightmonth worry Bulgaria repeat altered at the last moment. Instruo* 1 " mistake of last autumn by continuing public generally assume lhat the, seventh district, Dow H. Drukker (R.), as compared with the same periods of l)r about th< low price; the doesn't did not tlons were received tor this organize, Thomas J. Beardmore .); tenth district, Frederick W. decrease for the eight-month period, rejfarding quality, guar- ;; step voyage to the new csmp sits at Nogalss. (R.), Dallas Flanagan (D.); Lehlb&ch :: antee ensibles to it for defensive territorymerchant submarine had "been district, Edward C. Brennan eleventh(R.), according to the Agures gathered. Sweet Potatoes, per peck 25c you try without loss capture bypurposes."TheGerman-Bulgarian J. August in case iit shouldn't meet * completed. John twelfth of gasoline during I troops of Greek forces at Kavala and successfully Eagan (D.): district, Exports at your expecta- The Bremen took much on her Arthur T. Dear :: Onions, per V* peck.. * 1«C *p__ one use one-fourth of ID., (_ an but to a friend who could afford concealed any appearancesuccessfullyof pound, it, enemy, u 1 ". u." them protection from the pressure of the apprehension, they have been waiting 28..Olie-balf Wl 'TJ.V.w.V 'Ijri :: 1 and if it doesn 't please you as have been treated, NEW YORK, September per basket IjC 1f £\g\ entente allies. They over a week anxiously for news. which Grapes, well as u ever not as prisoners of war, but as friends of New York state is idle land, £! any yo tried, who The Deutschland is expected to leave to he Utilized, and a turn ^ unusec we W sought protection. ought large part Capital, $1,000,000 :: Per Baskeit. . . .75C portion and re1 W "The employment of the seizure of for the United States shortly after the could be mads for r| Peaches, of productive jW it will refund the entire Greek territory and of the surrender of arrival of the Bremen at New London purchase as an a paper manufacture, declared Dr. Hugh Greek troops issue involving and will be loaded with dyestutfs and Gran. Sugar, per lb r.-. price. of war against Bulgariadeclarationby medicines. P. Baker, dean of the 8tate College of j Greece, under the circumstances, is a feat Forestry at Syracuse, speaking here i LOIVNS extent LONDON, September 28..^The i of diplomacy which only shows the of the entente's domination over Greek correspondent of the ExchangeAmsterdam befors the technical associationtodayof >a naa nv Telegraph Company says travelers wnO the and Industry. The asso- 1 anairs. i repein umi ouigai pulp papar Real Estate <:>r Collateral M have arrived from Bremen report that its annual quarrel with Greece." a third German commercial submarine elation !a holding meeting will in conneetlon with the second national |) a on be to a for lie sail within month. consideration Smoked ready 1W is shown the Old-Time Ss Shoulders ot chemical industries Every applicant I ;j DEAD. This submarine, to be known as the exposition going |Svf SIR CHARLES CAYZER Kaiser, is said to be on here. loan by the officers of this company, who will be slightly larger BJ tflj " than the Deutschland. From <0 to 70 per cent of the Btate to have call an d consult them about your ml and of Maine, Dr. Baker continued, is also HTj pleased you and St on those c hoice ^ Per Prominent in Shipping Circles NEW LONDON, Conn., 28 . Idle land, which could be utilized for »! | Special Friday iturday only, | C September i Mr For several weeks Dr. John requirements. t Head of Clan Line. everything has been paper pnlp production. 8. a and in readiness here for the arrival of the president of the technical section Bates,(Ml Every application is onsidered confidential «\J LONDON. September 28. 1:45 p.m.. German merchant submarine Bremen, of the Canadian Association of the Pulp current rates of interest onlly are charged. sizes and fine smolked goods you prefer... Sir Charles Cayzer died this morning and numerous trips have been made by and Paper Industry, said hin country la 11)0 officials of at Aberfoyle. Scotland. the Eastern Forwarding confronted with the same problems of and others on tugs in search ofCompanythe production as Is this. rfn The Loari and Trust Company Sir Charles Cayzer, who was long-awaited craft which has frequently Washington j| years old, was head of theseventythreebeen reported as being outside the U Corner Ninth aiad F St*. N.W. LJ : More of Those Fine shipping firm of Cayzer, Irvine Officials of the forwarding companyharbor.Official Return* of Maine Election. - - prominentsaid today that they had no definite H OFFK:ers ma Pure owners line Lai Limited, of the Clan AUGUSTA, Me., lb. !! & Co., September 17c to give out theinformation rd, concerning JOHN JOT EDSO> onC *...... President 63 of steamships. For many years he sat undersea boat. returns of the state election,28..Official HiBM ELLIS SPEAR Vice President bB in parliament for Barrow-in-Furness, here today, showed that CarltabulatedE. Bm JOHN B. LARNE1 being the first conservative elected for was elected Vice President arid General Counsel BS MBS. HARRIET A. DIES. Mllllken, republioan, 1 |SM Hams Barrow. TURNER Smoked id ANDREW PARKE President BBS ! B. .Vice LL lb. 13c over C. ^B siSle jj Florence Gwendoline, _ Oakley Curtis, governor Compoun His daughter. ^B HARRY 6. MEEM ...Treasurer,** married Admiral Sir John JelHcoe, incumbent, by a majority ofdemocratic BB BOYD TAYLOR.. A sslstant Treasurer WMM of the British homecommander-in-chiefFuneral Services to Be Held in the largest total vote ever cast THOMAS BRADL.E 1902. Another is the 13.598, BB fleets, in daughter in ManeohnsetU. in Maine. The figures were: Milllken, eal Estate Officer wife of Rear Admiral Charles Edward Tomorrow.Interment 09 FREDERICK EICi1ELBERGER. E| i Madden. Mrs. Harriet A. Turner, wife of the 81,117; Curtis, 67,719. By polling more Trust Officer MM liSanitarvOO J Majestic f\C\ Kingan's 1 of the total the ^ late Dr. Obed C. Turner, died at her than per cept party retained its place on thesocialist AGREEMENT IS IMPOSSIBLE. residence, 1330 Irving street northwest, .ballot, while the prohibitionists,official mm Surplus, $1,100,000 Sfi Oleomar- 9 'Crest yesterday. She was seventy-two years with a total Of 249, fell short of the to maintain their JQ 1 old. Funeral services be at number party lC^ Czar Last to Reply to President's will held the Church of Our Father at 2 o'clock standing. B garine, lb. Bacon, lb. tit/ !! Polish Relief. tomorrow utter,lbOO Note Regarding afternoon. Interment will A personal letter from the Emperor of take place in North Attleboro, Mass. Russia, replying to President Wilson's Mrs. Turner was born in Wlckford, Per One Pec note to the heads of five belligerent R. I., in September, 1844, and lived in lb., k.l R&C £ requesting concessions for the nationsWashington for ten years. Her i of relief supplies into Poland,shipmentwas was a surgeon of note in the civilhusband Cabbage 1 Water Groi received at the State Department today war. and forwarded unopened to Shadow She was the mother of Mrs. Willard Corn Me; FLOUR, Lawn. Replies already have been S. Small, wife of the principal of the 1 i "jd' | France Eastern High School. She is survived Cabbage JIp from Germany, England. received 6-lb. and Austria-Hungary, but none has been by Mrs. Small and a son, Harry C. OC I made public. of Melrose, Mass. Turner * It is understood that all of the rulers J2C virtually have reiterated the position NECK OF IT ^^2 33c: Bag, ZjC BROKEN. UNAWARE un- Cabbage » their II' taken by governments, previously [ der which it has been impossible to bring about an agreement for the relief work. X-Ray Diiclotes Injury to Joe : "Winsome Puff" Cakes, EXPLOSION STTJNS OFFICER. Pittsburgh Athlete. Maston, i r A special offer, lb 15c Attention! PITTSBURGH, September 2»..Joe Maston, all-round athlete of the t " ' at Takhoma, the Sunshine Soda f Let us redieem Bomb Incident Valparaiso of Pittsburgh, has had his neckUniversity gC your Soap Coupons. j lb . . ... I3C to Be Part of Bobbery Plan.Believedbroken since last fall, but he did not [ Spiced Wafers, Liberal stocks of Star Soap, all stores. ;; VALPARAISO. Ind.. September 28..A know it until today, when, after vainly Stock of the Fan10US bomb was hurled against the wall of the trying to play with the foot ball team, Big book store, operated in connection with he consulted a physician. An X-ray SUNSHINE PACKAGE (CAKES Valparaiso University, early today, photograph disclosed that the only * Sweetheart :: is Soap Coupons mashing a window and a Maston is not dead because reasonthe shattering * * * part r All 5c for ' " of the wall. Policeman Charles Cook, fracture is not between the second and ¥ pkgs. in T1ie Star and the third vertebrae and the appearing Washington who was near the was so spinal column . . building, badly is not affected. I All 1Oc pkgs. for .'.8c Post next Sunday morning, October I, will be stunned by the explosion that he was While the injury pained him since i Including the' dainty sugar wafi;r products. promptly redeemled at any one of our 74 stores. to determine who threw the missile.unablethe accident, which occurred in a Shortly after the explosion Rudolph gcrlmmage, Maston refused to stop Will, bartender in the Hub saloon, was playing base ball. held up by an armed man. who escaped with '* You i a $450 from the safe in the saloon and Chile will have the largest electrical Per f|^ Do Like "Snappy" Mustard Will's watch. The police are working on power plant in South America, with a i Horseradish Mustard will the theory that the bomb was a rrrc Boyle's touch ;; explosion capacity of about 40,000 horsepower, to ^ part of the robbery plan. supply mining operations. _ ll the spot. Ask to see it. You will thank us for urging it upon you. I LUUJPoz.,. Bottle, 9c : VAN as advertised in Fruit Jars NO RUB , The ;; i Evening Stai , 5c size. ,4c I! ! We will close out all Fruit Jars rema,mng ; at the following low prices: RITTER'S CATSUP. Pint sizes 35c Plain Tomato .m# .9c 1 mstipation j ; Quart sizes 40c TabasCO -.-..9c Mason's standard and the Ball's Ideal Wltite A Glass Ivory, Feb, Naptha SbLJm Top. Soapine, Gold Dust :: : Milk, small, 4c; large, 8c ' Evaporated brands. Aunt Goods. . * .i. c Nty THE GREEK II)EAL Pet or Peerless Jemima's ^8 Milk Hc Gold Medal Buickwheat. . u> m *m» 9c Health o:f body ind health of tion, tend to make ! Challenge constipation " mind. 1How can you have chronic, Eagle Milk 14c Karo Syrup, I! lbs. . >; Sc either if are you handicapped is free Howard's Salad ...... ,20c Karo Syrup, 2!Vi lbs. 12c '[ by eonati the failure Nujol entirely fromI \ Dressing. pation, by these . . objlections. It acts in Oats .... .8c Karo Syrup, 5 lbs. .-..i.T.-fOiMi. 22c ;; of the betdy's waste-disposing effect as an internal lubricant Quaker . mechania m? Post Toasties . . ... * ...... 8c Log Cabin Syriipi pillt. f.;> 22c .. preventin contents of the ' Thismechanism is delicate and ttheom becominghard, Washington Crisps ...... 8c Log Cabin Syrtip, quart , ..w.42c j easily thrOwnoutofgear.Wor- in!!?81;!!68#his way facilitating norma, movements. , ry» hurry, improper food and A. . ... insuffioieiit exercise cause sts carry Nujolwhich Reginaor O Del Monte 1 C W FARES stipation. ctured only by the | I conPill-takingonly Oil » makes a bad matter worse, f Company (New Festival I /nt Asparagus I 7 1 Jersey), iivoid substitutes, ORNIA I bacause axative and cathartic Write today for booklet "The can. ^ *^ *V/ Corn. L :! ' remedies, by weakening the Rational1Treatment of ConstiPANYj Peaches, Tips,can.. natural irocesses SUNSE1 ROUTE I I of evacua- pation." Salmon SSal MrrtMiltagi-wk n At dtekh' Mnl I STANDARD OIL COM Kinney's Possum I A/i !Son Maid 1 Ani < IhtycarNM. Rwffl Hrymnw»i«|iii. Fancy Columbia River Pack. IWrjtmfmr m.imlmrn, Vew JirttT l ""rl" II Sardines, I lit A. A POSTON '"n,.|4. . i; - - In Olive Oil. 11/ ' * ,i mviM Raisins, "-ir- n L,15cL,25c wmmmmmm *1 11.1 H Hill mil IIUI1-M-H- I1I11IIIIU lll^llMHMfl im tm nm ii^iUH+fe ' : -..v,,.U..- I V...1 'il. I