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HOWARD a AND SIXTEENTH JtTKEJETS
TOM WATS01MS RELEASED
Indictment Agsinit Atlanta Editor
GBMkcd fey Cenrt.
v HOT ritOfZXLY DRAW
Kill Contains Only Part of Artie!
Allege to Have Beer Bent
Thr;h Mall In yiela
(! ! IW.
AUQUpTA, Oa., Oct. ?Lne trial her
of Thomae B. Wataon, charged with
jtwwUfiK oben matter through the maHa,
en4d abruptly at noon today, whB Faa
eral Judge Jtufu K. Footer awKAlnad Uv
motion ef th df B quashing the laaict.
;nnt apalnat the 0or editor.
Jb rHI that Via Indictment p
xiui, Judge JPoeier 44;
"It appear in thM indictment that th
publication alleged to have been rent
through tho mail In violation of the
law are extract! from a complete article.
It to tny opinio that the government la
required U plead the entire ArtioJa and
ia not entitled to pick oui a few para
graphs hare and hera and malt tbm
ihs bal of an Indictment"
Ha added that K t government wer
Viewed to pwsu aweb; a few K weuM
1 pIMe to lHet a perse tor Bend
ing through th ma)U a copy H th
MWa JiMf rtK mM that IH au.
ainlmr th matte ef tfct defense, ha wan
t ruHn en ita question m ts whether
or not, th artl! war , and Mat
TTT.fiwiTTM fB PV t7- "Wr ""
TOWSAMDS COKTIMlJE" MB
fctU frew P On.)
intnaad fl mM ,M aveW cnrui),
TM1 tare are thn aatt4. "d 0 Of).
MIFCft "f Ye I,
Thta wm the Igjftat 4iy "fne ht lo
cal affia aHM4 vk. Hd th )ln
iwt MhWi4 Witll Kta In tM night,
D-t th raM wac; tK Noiha Wilt
rmtw ) day and aIhU flvtry train
1 now aftlMr Jn hukada who Mk
to rttr and autombla coma aa far
aa 0 IlM In oj6 lMdMKia Thara
taa a dearth of saollna for a raw houra
today, aera than 1,W aallpna hvnf
Cauac of 111 Health
TMe atarUltif UVa)tnt hu 4an maif
mMlKflt a?4t tt ulna Ca ut
of Um, yaafta wh (Male they ate Mtffer-
Heart Tfaatwaaa, iMetfv, er thar
ata tonna t 4eeaa ar a)a fferlac
from' Mmr' riy are Mimi
takaMa alffa of Wmy dfeaee-at In
the Wd. awalUtur uader tke hu. oVry
ptifn. 'dun eaR9el, tired faettnc, Ipfl
of $mtw, at. T aMNi raHaf you
should Vxgir. pie uee of Ifarnar'a Bate
Kldnty and Xiver Rweay, which man
pbyaieiaiM y to the nlr remedy that
can hmi wKH certainty the frait tlar
nwetttree coneaKuwnK thaee ftnfertant
orfaaa, H redwM the biftoMamaUeti.
kttlida aew tie, etrntfe9tte and a.
(torita the. k(dnya and liver and ro
aWea thee itoMcate errwia to a their
work fully and properly, 'Warner'a af
Kldsty JNd Wrr Remedy a mada of
jnire sere, and containa no d&ncereue
drwie. Thta to the reason doc tori and
epltala uae Jt ewjualvely for JtMnay
tniublM, iM yJ ahouM -beartfi taidiur it
fir Kianyaf are, not In a perfecUy
healthy on4ltlon, A free aampla of AVar
ner' fafe KWfltX PJ Liver liemedy will
H nt tf you write Wamrr'e Safe Rem.
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Ta iaJMa fam Mfeiaf rsaaW ff ataet pmest 51i CeepaM baa hU eae.
THI IMFEWAL XMPIOlDgllY OUTFIT is nmn.
td to b t)M (fMtMt (ntiioA amd blggwt UrtJn in
PfttiriM rw offrL TM. 10p Pttrn hava reUil
luw f 10 WnUdwh, oriworpttMW 10.00 in all. Brine
UlXCmmm md emit to titte efflM and y will U
T W-wpy-I"" eaTta W VVISf sssj pnp WTV VkllVi Jr7 Wail N
wieHu4 with, One Gmipltte OtrWt, facludinf J5ook of
Jrwttiefus n4 wi All MeUl Hoop, Thai 68 cents is to
eevac duty, expr)M, handling and tfcs mroua ovar-
h$ad txxmw of fitting' the
M .-Piw? rea Wr
muMX
Shirt Waists
mm&m
lxert purchased during the day y nuto
mobile owners, It wna necessary to rush
a avipply from an odpjlnlnff city.
Today a 19-year-old youth presented
lilmaelf to register at Id waa refuied',tho
t'Hvllege, Later, hot 'ever, ho brpu'ght
hia wife and two chliaren the booth
to provn hlmtelf a man with .a tonally
and) waa given a blank; '
Indications are that tha rtt ration at
(he th,rea points will exceed W,8
Pass Intuit Tfteaaand
BROKN BOW, Keb Oet.
tlal Teleeram.) The 99.060 mark waa
fsd during the forenoon d M
e dock this afternoon the day .regletra
(lotui In the land opting at tMsvj&Int
had reached the number, f 7,(91 This
fnakee a total refftotratlon of 3M11, .
The in el sactions of BurJIngton No.
43 this morning brought In nearly 830
people, while the night trains unloaded
about 1,099. Louis Velt, a Grand Island
business man, while on his way to the '
Its. Traveling racsenger Agent Kauff
man of the BurUagton, who aaw the ac
cident, had the Injured man taken to a
dootors'a office by automobile where the
fraetyre wait, red'oed, Mr. VU ex.
Pfteed a deahn $ rtfftotK and h waa
aealated to the booth where thd large
gathered there, eed tiaVuradly gave h)m
preoedenee. He waa later taken ta the
train and pfaaed tard a alaeper. the
train being held orer tm minutes pend-
1na"W Arrival,
Several hundred PHa 'rem different
jwt" of the atata and Iowa have ar
rived during the day,
-Tho hetneeeekerB, ereufHona frein IHi
Bl, Jndiwj. Xanaaa, Mtmvr) und ether
pelsu will, begin (a lurtvc tOfnorrow and
larger- prowils are espcated.
KlgHrea for VHttne,
VAWaNTlNK, Keb.', Oat. -tpeW
Trtorm.)-T)e te(l rej4atratlf at
p. m- tOHlfHt reached whjefa aows
?,W In the lt twenty.rour hura. An
unueually heavy rush to exaeeted efi (he
train tonight.
6onf irmation of
HUprooa May Be
Held Up in Senate
WASHINOTPH, Oot- .-Praa4dent Wll
mn gppolntroaht e four natlva jniu
inos to the Filipino cemmleeton wl not
be confirmed by the senate until m
auraacH hava beea given that the niw
fficlgia will vh their utmort efforts to
atamp out rewleeeaeea Jn the Ilan4,
Senator Borah ha a made It known that
he WlH use every effort to prevent ce.
flrmattofi unites he e Meured pf tklr
HtUtvde,
It to undtrsteed that kHplrfes have keen
W4 t wk infe-rmetton that win satisfy
the eeaat a t the IM(vtdut views of
WIFE OF FORMER KIHG
MANUEL LEAVES HQfflTAL
MUWICK, Kvri,s Oet K.ninee
AUguMHie Yteterfa ef H&henaeltofn, mih
of farmer Xlg Manual of Fertvrai, le
the HaepKa), where aha h hi vnd
IreaAment tf eevwral week and departed
wHh her kuafcend tdy for !mrrrwr.
A bulletin issued by (ha phratc4a at
the hpaplUI today coatatead a denial
pf various rumors which had keen made
imbllo as to the nature of the prlnceee
Illness and declare her cnndMaon at Ml
tualth to be due excluatvely to th.prta
tnee of lntatlna V4iotrla. - '
Bna.ade4a ,0rHi iNile.
t Moaflay will be the sale that
thousands are walUpg far. Our great aale
of Leeo CurU4n at prtees far below their
actual YHuea. BKANDK1S 8TORB0.
OOUMN
twekaa fram faetory to you.
W7 SMto r aMflif tr rV
rttttmm Bfi-, Owh, Xa.
GHORGH DEBATES COLOR LIMB
Question Comes Up in the Episcopal
Convention,
SHARP DHKHTSSION ENSUES
Majority; of Com ml (tee la Opposed
to Separate Chnrchm and II lo
enn for XraTroea Action
I Poatpaned.
NEW TOBK, Oct, 2t A heated debate
over the negro question In the south,
enlivened the deliberations of the house
of deputies of tjie Protwrtant Episcopal
church at today's session pf the general
convention.
A majority report by the committee on
racial episcopate, with recommendations
against the proposal to establish separate
churches, dioceses, clergy and bishops
for southern negroes was presented. A
minority report advocating the separa
tion pf the races and the appointment of
negro bishops to sit In the house of
bishops with powers equal to the whites,
also was presented.
Amid a atorm of discussion the house
finally rtade consideration of both re
ports the order of buefnts for the after
noon session tomorrow, limiting de
bate on each aide to half an hour.
"The proposal ts a radical violation of
tho principles and cbetems of dtocesean
union," asserts the majority report read
by the Itev. Pr. C, B. Bryan of North
Carolina. "With the Utmost friendship
for our negro brethren and with the de.
sire to advance the work of the church
among them' we still cannot believe that
as a race they are prepared for nn In
dependent ecclesiastical administration."
Minority Report Plsaenta,
,To this declaration tho mnorty, con.
elating of Bishop Xlnsolvlng of Texas,
Bishop Chasshlre of Worth Carolina and
the Jley. pr, . WcPlttlngar of Reielght,
C, took aharp exceptions.
"The white people and ehe negro people
of tho south," said the minority report,
"cannot be dealt with by the church
without a efcfvrp and poIUve separation
an distinction batween the two, In woo
ehjp, and tfi ail' eerporate. ecclesiastical
Mtlylttos, aa well otl In social life.
. "Thl separation ts plain and unmistak
able In every southern diocese. In some
dloceeees tho clored clergy and laity are
postlvety excluded from any membership
or participation In the diocesan convn
tlons er councils. In others the negroes
are allowed representation by a small
delegation or by partial and occasional
participation In the diocesan councils,
"In some dioceses no distinction la made
In the constitution and canona between
white and black; but even In these tho
subtle and Irresistible Inflbenco of publlo
feeling within and without the church
makes t practically Impossible for col.
ored members of tho church to have that
fre and aympathetto participation in the
responsibilities and Activities of the
diocese which they nee&
"Such being the situation we feel that
something should be done by tha general
convention to giro the entered members
In the south a status and an opportunity
wMch Id Bur judgment, they do not and
cannot enjoy under our present methods
and organlratlons. ,
Pnaday fleheol Attendance Jvtr.
A lw of mora than W0tt-pupHs within
i he v last three years -from the- Sunday
schools pf the Protestant Episcopal
church today by the committee on the
I lata n, tl)e United States was reported
to the general convention of Ihe churcji.
The report stats that Btjadar schools
tHrfHut,th apitntry had en thilr rolls
today less names than they had In W0.
"Apparently there a a Iom of 36 jn
he number confirmed 'since J910," tnp
report senMnved. Ther are also fswer
children In parochial schools. We must
check thla wasting of tho body of Christ
We must follow up and hold these mem
bers. We must conserve our resources."
The new ehureh policy of confirmation
as advocated by the committee urged the
Iraclag of member who leave- one city
for another ao that they may be brought
Into the ehureh again In their new homes,
Making the Sunday schools more attrac
tive 'waa another recommendation,
While hr has been a loss In the Sun.
day !, (he report added, there has
been a vain in aemmunlcents.
Settlers in Oheyenne
Reservation Unable
to Pay for Lands
WACKINeTOH, Oot. .-Hundreds of
eetMers en the Cheyenne and Wending
Reek Indian reeervaUen In South Dakota
FHHIanod eangreae today through Senator
jnvris rr renei ipm rurjner paymettta
r lK" ianda, T&ur years of 4routh and
lr efops, they said, had put them on
he verge e ,ln. and that thfjr would
pa eowtafltod U leave their lands and
toae their home4e4 H(hti unless re
lieved. The case wl be taktn UP by the
jHtbHo landf comlttte,
Direotor of Printing
in Philippines Fired
' ViVBHIKa'TpVf, OcU Jl,-,dwAr4 13.
Qmth frfftHian Instructor in the pub.
lfl Jirllltlha efffeo of the Pblllpplnee, has
been appointed to serve temporarily aa
director of printing, o aucceed John 8.
feech, who resigned at the request of
Governor General Harrison. Jame Ilogg.
iUf, assUUnt dlrtctor, Uo has been re.
moved. IsttrU and )(oggetU Ignored Gov
ernor Oeneral Harrison In sending to
President Wljson and to the president of
the Typographical union In the United
State a protest against an alleged con
templated f alary cutt Officials here say
no such cut waa contemplated,
Xf to the BltuatonBe Advertising.
HAZER$ ARE SUSPENDED AND
STUDENTS MAY Q0 OH STRIKE
VERMILLION, 0, Oct, JSJ.-Aa A
result of the suspension of five student
for haslnr by the faculty of the atnto
university, a large mass rnting of atq.
denU wag hold today, A resolution ask
ing that ne faculty mtmberf rescind
their action wag adopted unlmoualy.
Units tho board reinstate the riaie,
it U said that JW ptudaatf may go on a
sVrllSB. Thro of ah suspended men,
(Potts, McOormlck and Harvey, are lead
ing ptyr on tha foot ball tvam aid
unlM tut baa on them la lifted the team
wl be crippled In the fame with Ptnvur
at Sioux Fals Saturday,
Certain at War Reductions.
We bovght ntln overstock of some of
tb most f-anioUa lace curtain mill in
Wklladalrtila. We have priced the cur
tain ta thl purchase far blow their
actual value. Wa place them on sale
Heat Mawday. BR AND EI 8 STOKCS.
Daucoijrt Begins Trip
from Paris to Cairo
in His Aeroplane
I8Sr-LES-MOT.TLINKAUX. France. Oct
ii. Tho longest aeroplane flight ever at
tempted was started from here today by
the French aviator Pierre PaucoUrt. He
was accompanied by another French av
iator. Henry Roux, as a passenger. De'i
court rose from the aerodrome at sunup
and disappeared on his way to Cairo,
Egypt, a distance of Z,3iS miles.
Stope are planned at Echaffhausen,
Germany; Vienna, Austria; Budapest,
Hungary ; Belgrade. Scrvla; Bucharest,
Rumania; Varna,, on the Black 8a; Con.
irtantlnople, Turkey, and at various cities
In Asia Minor, including Jerusalem. The
flight Is to be concluded by way of Pprt
Bald and the Egyptian, capital
The French Foreign office made elab
orate arrangements though Its consular
officials In the various countries to fa
cilitate the passage of the aviators.
Largo supplies of liquid fuel and lubricat
ing oils were sent to the Turkish capital
for distribution at the control station
In Asia Minor, which are separated by
distances of about 200 mllos.
SENS, France, Oct. 2L Pierre Paucourt
and Henry Roux did not make much
progress on their long flight today. They
arrived here after a alxty.mllo flight
from Paris and decided to postpone their
further flight until tomorrow on account
of unfavorable weather.
Kaiser Attends Joint
Funeral of Victims
of Balloon Explosion
PErtLIN, Oct. Impreave joint fu
neral services were held today over the
bodies of twenty-three of the twenty,
eight victim of Friday's disaster to the
Zeppelin airship at Johannlsthal. The
ceremonies took place at noon In tho old
garrison church near the Imperial palace.
The emperor and his sons were present,
accompanied by ' the empress and the
crown princess, while Count Zeppelin and
about 1,000 officer of tho army and navy
also attended.
The coffins, which occupied the entire
chancel of the ?hurch, were covered with
masses of floral tributes from member
of the Imperial family, the foreign em
bassies and legations and various naval
organizations.
The attaches of the various foreign
legations attended In full uniform.
After the eervrw ta the church, seven
of the bodies were taken to an adjoin
ing vometery for burJaJ, the lx sons of
the emperor heading the procession of
mourners. The other bodies were taken
to the homes of the dead men in various
part ot the country.
Prince ptte) Frits, while coming from
Potsdam in his automobile to attend the
funeral ceremony, struck a 6-yeaivold
boy with the wheel of his machine, while
the child was croeelng tho street. The
boy was seriously Injured,
Park Bars Piotures in
Watohes Carried by.
Central Trainmpn
' ' " ,,
CHICAGO, Oct. H.-rNo longer can tho
engineer,' certduetOFs', brakemeri and
other employee In the operating depart
ment of (he Illinois Central railway carry,
ptoturea of their wives, sweethearts and
babies on their watch crystals. An order
Against the practice wan Issued yesterday
and distributed today by tho manage,
ment.
Official of the company have decided
that such pictures are likely to distract
the attention of employes from their
work and that accidents might result.
When an employe pulls out His watch,
his attention should be devoted exclus
ively to the time, they aay.
The order also specifies plain dials of
a uniform design.
"This rule may seem to be a small mat
ter, but after all, l Is the little things
ths.t count." sold Vice President W, U.
Park In discussing' tho order, "Every
railroad man will admit that success in
the operating departments require strict
attention to du.ty,"
Austria Proposes to
- Limit Emigration
VIENNA, Oct. ItThe Austrian gov.
ernment, aa lite result of recent' develop,
wants In ' the Immigration traffio from
AUetri'a to tho United States' and Canada,
introduced into the Mower house of the
Austijan Pnrllamrnr, a bill prohibiting
'any emigration (likely to have any ad
Vera effect on1 military recruiting in
Austria."
. avTfU Interpellations on, the subject
(f the operation of tho Canadian Pa
elfto railway agents In Austria,' demand-
tfig Information aa to the government's B.
Vtstlgatlon and names of the Austrian
officials alleged to. have been Involved
lr the, trnacfojja nra. laid on fbe
table' of the house.'
The bill Introduced today alro prohibits
'Emigration calculated to ' promote the
whit stave-trada."
Piles Cured In to Id Pays,
PrvggiaU refund'lmoney If Paao Oint
ment falls tq our. Itching, blind, bleed
ing or prptnsdlRg pile. First applica
tion give relief, Wc--dvtrtlemeiit,
r'
Coughs
and Colds
Forerun Sickness
mmi fcM bare iaaaMeUaia aKeUat
t readme wHs KOTTS tMUm
Vocana PkjakaJ power It fiwi
9 MM wohU HO axtet,
Drugal pills aad alcoholic
syrups are crutches, aot rcme&et,
but EiwiJrioit drive out
the cold, warm the body by
enriching tho blood, aiti Bt?aft.
raft.
1
M u ubs;s,
Kaakjag eejueJ mr ao naps res
tdaiMtf'ffjnUylUUU.
lew Hms ferca ta prevent brc.
aUaia. aw4ahai a ir
a ta ift.i- i .,.
07 areaaa) eTsaavaaiaBeaa eBr9arareaaapia
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V
ROOSEVELT AT RIO JANEIRO
Ex-President of United States He
ceired with Military HonorB.
BIG RECEPTION AT ARSENAL
Member Of Cabinet, ' Diplomats,
Presidents of Beth Jlonsea of
Congrein, Mnyor and Other
DlRnltarlrs Attend.
' nio JANEinO", Braxll, Oct- 21-Colonel
Theodore Jioosevelt waa received with
military honors aa he stepped ashore
from the steamer Van Pyck here today.
Kdwin.V. Morgan. United States am
bassador to BnulL with the staff of the
embassy, went on board before the vessel
docked, with a reception committee In
cluding Senor Parnos Morelra, repre
senting the ministry of foreign affairs;
Lieutenant Colonel Achilles Pe Peder.
nelras, Brazilian attache at Washington;
Pon Jose Carlbr Rodrigues, admiral An
tonio Coutlncho Gomes Perelra and An
tonio Olyntho Pe Magalhaes of the His.
torical Institute.
The party disembarked at S:M o'ejock
on the arsenal quay, where a company
pf soldiers saluted while bands played
the Brazilian and American national
anthems. Several committees presented
flowers to Mrs, Booaevelt and Miss Mar
garet BposeveJt,
Many Planltarles Present.
Harahai Hermes Fonseca, president of
the republic, was unable to be present,
but he sent a special representative. All
the cabinet ministers of Brazil, the min
ister of Argentina, with the members of
his leoBtJon, the president of the Bra
zilian Senate and Chamber nf rn,iH.
a representative parliamentary committee.
me cmei commi!oner of police, tho
president of the various tribunals of the
high court of Justice, the member of the
municipal council headed by the mayor
of Bio Janeiro; many members of the
dlplomatlo corps, high functionaries of
the government and military and naval
officers In full uniform., were among the
welcoming delegation.
Reception nt Araannl.
A procession headed by Colonel Boose
velth and the. representative of the presl
dent of Brartll proceeded to a reception
room lit the naval arsenal which wa
decorated with Brazilian flags and tho
Star and Stripes Intertwined, Here Col
onel Boosevelt and the members of bis
party ware Introduced to the leading of
ficials. After this ceremony Colonel Roosevelt
was conducted to the Quanabara palace,
where ha wlU reside during his sojourn
here.
All tho newspapers today published
articles welcoming Colonel Roosevelt.
Brooklyn Women to
Mave Wnole Day of
Continuous Oratory
NEW YORK, Oct, 2t-Women wilt' talk
for twenty-four hours continuously In a
publlo square of Brooklyn borough as
part of a big auffraga campaign being
waged in this section thla week, '
The record-breaking speech-making ef
ifert wiil' take place ohderH'ha auspices of
the Women's Political union, which will
station spellbinders at the. Junction of
FlnthilktV "and AM. nil.; ..: M" ... .
subway "terminal and Long island rail-
"" ui tnrouan wmcn section great
erowda flock to and from their work.
The plan I to- atart tho oratory' at 7
o'clock Friday evening and to continue
It by relays until 7 o'clock Saturday night
Fourteen women have been enrolled as
spellbinder.
Other feature of tho Brooklyn cam.
palgn are visits the women are making
to the United States coast artillery gar
rtoon near the harbor entrance and to
the Brooklyn navy yard,
Samuel J, Crawford,
Indian Fighter and
Governor, is Dead
TOPEKA, Kan., Oct. tl. Samuel J,
Crawford, third governor of Kansas,
famous aa an Indian fighter, died at the
home of hi daughter, Mra, Arthur Cap
per, here today at tha age pf 78,
Fighting -on th,e union aide In the clvij
war. ha attained tha, rank of brigadier
general of volunteer. Ho held the of.
flea of governor from 1M6 to IW, resign.
Ing to lead an expedition against Indians
on the Kansas frontier, General Craw,
ford, had a place of honor among the
Indian campaigner pf the frontier states.
Mr. Crawford wa born In Lawrence
county, Indiana, In isa, and came to
Kansas In WW, Ho was a member of tho
first Kansas' legislature aa a republic
Thibet Demands
' Complete Autonomy
PEKIN, China, Oct. n.-New that
Tibet demands complete autonomy with
out even Chlpejp , pf f lch repreaerita.Uota
At Lh,al, ita capital, and aUo asks for
Indemnities, from Chjna, reached the Chi
nese government t4ay .frjpV th Qhln'esq
Tibetan conference in progress at Par
Jeellng, India.
Reports from the Tibetan frontier, where
ClUpetw troops were sent to operate, havp
for many montha shown that the fight
Ing has favored the Tibetans. Accord
ing to advice from various quarters the
Chinese troop there, aa on the Mongolian
border, d'Play no spirit for fighting,
From Mongolia com report that the
Mongolians are encamped within 199 mll8
of tha great walL
The two vast dependencies of Tibet And
Mongolia at tha time of the antl-Menchu
revolution proclaimed their autonomy And
have defended It ever since. China la
now fighting to maintain her frontier
against them.
BODY OF AD0LPHUS BUSCH
IS TAKENTO ST. LOUIS
JEW YORK, Oct"" 71. -The body of
Adolpbua Buacb, tha millionaire brewer
and philanthropist, arrived her today
on th.6 eteamjhlp Krpnpri Wllhatm and
at Hoboken waa transferred to a five,
far apeclal train pn the Pennsylvania
railroad to bo taken to St Louis, ti
late home. Nearly thirty members of the
family "and A corps of servants accom.
panied the body. Mr. Burch died on his
estate In Germany on October It He
waa 74 year old.
Philadelphia Mill Overstocks. '
We purchased Immense lot of fine
tale curtain from some of the biggest
miU In Philadelphia, Was sacrificed
prices In order to get cash for their over
stocks. Bale takes place next Monday
BRANPE13 STORES.
All this Indicates a big demand for such things as muffs,
eearfu, stoles, fur and fur Hnd coat and pur buyers have been
on tho alert to have just tho kind of furs that fashionable women
will demand. With temperatures down below freezing It's high
time you were taking a look At our stock. Prices very moderate.
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Congregationalists
Will Take Advanced
Stand on Liquor issue
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct 21 One of
the Important report to. bo presented to
the national council of Congregational
Churches, which will begin It triennial
convention here tomorrow. Is that oC the
Committee on temperance, appointed
thro year ago, to draw up a statement
of the- church's attitude on tho liquor
question. Member ot tha committee,
while refusing to giro out the report de
clared It contained a number of draatta
suggestions that placed the church at
the head of a national movement to
eliminate the liquor traffio.
Of the COO 'delegate who cam In today,
few cared to declare themselves on the
question of the election of a moderator
to succeed the Rev. Nesmtah Boynton of
Brooklyn, N. Y. The election will take
place tomorrow.
DEATH RECORD
A. P. Jtfetelman".
BIPNBY, la., Oct St Speciai.)A- F.
Metelmari, president ot the National
I'anlf of Bldney died Sunday at M home
htre. - He ha lbeen identified ,wlth -the
business Intereata of Sidney since IMS,
first a a. clerk with the firm of Tootla
ti Armstrong and later. aa the head of the
firm of A. F, Metelman Sc. Co. He waa 1
successful financially and In 1875 organ
ized a bank In connection with Henry
Brown and the Jate W. T, Fraaer. He
has been uniformly successful and was
rated as one of the wealthiest citizen
of the county. He was public spirited
and always ready to aid in any good
cause. He leaves two children, Mr. A.
Wdberger, and -a son, Charlea A., who
la eaahlor of the bank, Mr. Metelman
wa a native of Mecklenberg, Germany,
and 0 year ot age.
Or. Philip II. Uhler.
BALTIMORE, Md., Oct 21.-Pr. Philip
R. UhJer, for many ,yeara provost of ih
Feabody Institute of this city and widely
known In sclentlflo circle throughout the
country, died at his home her today.
He was 78 year old and had been an In
valid for the last two year. Pr. JWhler
was the author of many contribution to
scientific Journals In tho United State
and England. Ilin collection of locusts
and other member of the cicada family,
presented to the national government sev.
era i yrar ago, is regaraea as ino oesj
ever made, j
Itither R. Zollinger.
PIHLAPBLpmA, Oct. 2tLuther It
Zollinger, engineer of maintenance of
way of the Pennsylvania Railroad com
pany. died at hi home at Merlon, a tub.
urb, today After a brief illness. Mr, Zol
linger wa i year old. He entered the
employ of the company aa. a rod man in
US9 and steadily rot in the service until
he became head ot tho maintenance of
way department
Mrs. Lottla Meedr,
Mrs. Lottie A, Moody, widow of tha
late Henry 8. Moody and mother of
Charles W. and Ralph W. Moody, died
at tier home In Chicago Sunday mornir.r
Of pneumonia, aged 75 years. The funeral
will bo held Tuesday from bar late home,
$319 Kenmoro averfue, Chicago,
A
DANGEROUS CATARRH
STOPPED BY HYOMEI
Just as Iqng as you have catarrh,
youy head will be stepped up, your nose
will Itch, your breath wtl be foul, you
w11 hawk and tnlffle, yeu will haVe
droppings In the throat and that choked
up feeling ia the meratag.' Vfce parrns at
catarrh have you In- their -pewer; they
are conUnually and rettrU digging
Into and Irritating the aaweu membrane
Of your no and throat They Are now
making your life miserable.
If you do pot kill the loathsome germs
Of catarrh, their deepcrate assault will
n time undermine your reason, rob your
brain of Ita brilUatrcy and activity, And
ea,ve you not only a pbyslotal. but a
mental wreck.
This picture is not overdrawn. De
pnarsilstag results coma from the ravag.
lag attack of the horriUe catarrk
germs, one of the greatt pert ed tv4l.
Ised nations.
There Is one remedy sold by drug gifts
verywher that I guaranteed to kUl
the germ and atop catarrh, or money
back. It la Jlyomel no stomach dos
ing you breath It There la none other
Just aa good- A complete Jlyomel outfit
Including Inhaler and bottle of liquid
fotc 11,90. U ia also gurted for
bronchitis, husky voice, cougac, cola
and croup. Ask your drufit Abt
UyomeL
This is to
be a great
Fur
Seas6n .
Every Indication
points that way. For
weeks past we've '
Been new suits, coats
and wraps edged and
trimmed with fur.
Fashionables at
European r e s o r t n
were wearing fur in
'July and August Now
comas the word? that,
even boudoir caps and
night gowns are fur
trimmed In Paris,
JITORC
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WaatAUtJJJtl 26
WHY SUFFER
STOPS
THE ACHE
INSISTonDENT'S
ALL DRUGGISTS 1 5
Office For Renl
The large room on ground
"floor of Bee Building, 00
auyied by the Havens
Whitt Ooai(Xkp,
'Nice 7ariitreet' front
"age, Aietit 1,500 squafo
feet of floor space with
large . vault. Extra en
trance from court of the
building.
Fine office fixtures are of
fered for sale, Apply to
n, jreu, m oice.
.J
HARD COLDS
When tfeey rt come, the beat time to
praak the) up. One taaferd remedy
Aim's Charru Pectoral. 1
Void 'er 70 years.
Aafc Yw Doctor. bZ.ti'.lfc
Waa To. Attend the theatre atore
ior aatoaaobUe ta the '
)own Town 9rK
TimwMaaojr C7UBAX vtaXm
S aveaaa the oeraer fresa the
Orphean
i4ia xowAJua rr.,
R. M. HARRIS, Prep.
AMUSEMENTS,
UbruieFIli. aur Kims-as-so
JaTjrSr avaga, lo-a-60.78
BWH WELCH SSS
TaaaeviUa HeUst Sutertal&er.
Company Include Little Jimmy Roser
formerly with "Buter Brown" ft "The
Newlywed"), Piorance Kethorj Pat
Kearney. Emma O'Neill. S9 Imperial
(Suffragette) Zouaves ft Beauty Chorus.
&as' tm Mattnee Week Bays
POYD THEATJER
Tpalght Mat . Tha?. a Hat.
99T9 TXXATSS RTOCX COKPAVT.
with rxesBvos stows,
te Kra, Wiggs of the Cabbage Jratch
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Toeu (uBt, Ai8rs, Wtk a V'Uliion. Tlml
1UB pturt.
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AM El! I AN THEATER
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Nights, lie to 12.09.
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