The Emporia Gazette from Emporia, Kansas • Page 3

Martha Washington CANDIES Arrived Today Our first shipment, of Martha Washington candies sirtca war. Come ic and get your bos, Ub-, Per 80c OROCFRY (3O8 Commercial St fkirtfs Usar rite fable. I ANNED taoous Whatever your station in lito you can ho happy if your hpme is prop erly heated. Wo will mnke it warm for you if you telephone us for a ton of that "Radloy" lump "of coil. Soiling the proper our specialty.

Osago City deep slmft in stock. Phone us that coal order. Don't forget we have lumber nnd building mnterinl and aro to give estimates on bills. IMIOXIi 39 Smith Lumber Co. H.

SMITH, SlniiiiKcr To those who regard con'ect- ness and beauty as important has been tlie standard for many years There is a wide choice in Uuishes aud tints here. styles, THE BOOK HOOK 526 Service Comfort Satisfaction A ciiStomor In our Invst asset ucliverccl tho aro given IN COAL C. A. Ballweg THE MARKETS Kansas City, Ue, receipts, market, strong' prime fed steers, dressoc beef steers, cows hotfors, S.SO@17; fe'ecV ers, 7.50@1G; bulls. Siff 1 calves Hogs, receipts, market strong; heavy, 17 17.55; packer; and butchers, light 16.SO©17.50.

Kansas CUy, Jan. unchanged. nutter, unchanged. Eggs, firsts, Kansas City, Wheat, market unchanged; No. hard, No.

2 2.3ñíi>2.S7 No. 1 rca, 2.G1©2.02; No. 2, 2.DO® 2.nl. Corn, market, steady to 2 high No. 2 mixed, No.

8 No. 2 white, a. 53; No. 3, 1.48^1.50. Oats, vuclJOiiRcd to low er; No.

a white, 72i; No. 2 mixed Tlye, market, 1.5-1. Tlay, market, nnchaugod. Receipts: Wheat, 58 cars. Chicago, Jan.

Corn, 1.374; l.aiij; March, 1.31J; May, 1.2fi'4; July, 1, 2CB. Oats, 663; G7; March "Q7u; July 641. Pork, 46.25; May, Lard, 23.70; May, IIUSINKHS. Kansas City, Jan. added to the scries of oxplosions which have damagod street cars am' car barns since the street car strike was called December II, occurring early today when a street car into a charge explosive placed on the tracks.

Two "persons were injured, neither seriously. The trucks of tlio car were blown off, windows shattered and the floor was blown out of the front vestibule. Normal Good Friday' night, when the Norma meets Cooper in her first basket bal of the season, Emporia fans expect to sec almost an entirely new team wearing the gold and black. Captain Workman is the only one of last year's squad in school. "This may not look encouraging to who are used to seeing from two to five old men back, but it is the con- rlition which all colleges are facing," said Coach McChcsncy last night, "and our yearlings look as good us any." With liatchor at guard ami Whiteley at forward, two ot last year's Normal High team, the team will havo a foundation much mora stable than if they were all new men as thc80 men have the J'or throe years Uud know" Its style of play.

Neis and Mci.lahan' are playing about oven for the other end of £Jic defensive machine with Hatcher Both ara working hard in practice Although McGaJiau is showing most speed, Neis has had most experience, having played with the Normal freshmen two years ago. Krehbiel, a Nickerson County High School star, and captain of the all-Arkansas Valley team last year, is booked to start tho game as the other forward. Stitcs, who will likely go in as sub-forward during tbi, game, played last year with the K. S. A.

C. froshmcn team, and is ii'iont the fastest man on tho loam. Workman will tnko Ills last year's position at center. These, with the addition Kclims captain ot last year's team, the second semester will givo tho Normal a iiybling sijuad to cud tlio season With. ami Coal Phone 37 Sixth and Mechanic If there is not enough money at your death to provide a sufficient income, somebody will have to work.

Will it be your wife or one ov the Hershberger State Bank Building Kodak Finishing Done absolutely right and on time. Leave word at the Red Cross Pharmacy or bring direct to us. E. A. LEWIS Over the Kcd Cross Pharmacy Albert L.

Foote 3R. R. R. 'furniture; Artistic Draperies made to- order; Antique I''urniturc bought and 525 Couuuercial fit. Phone 392 You regret it Sf you miss the Quintet tonight, at 8 o'clock the School; siugle admls- V.

C. A. Conicsl. 'J'lio fior. Cnrf Nnu, rector of (lie Episcopal Church, to the girls of tlio Normal at the V.

W. C. A. mooting this morning on ''fioligion, or Christianity." Mr. Nau said ro- liKion was a vague term, and can mean Almost The kaiser is a religious man, but bo is not a Christian man.

Christianity is not -the teachings of Christ, or the doc- it is Die Christ in- carnato. We've always taught grammar Mr'. Nnti declared, saying that the first person is the second, "thou" and the "he." It should be turned around and tlio first person should bo "he," the second person "tiiou," and the third person This war has almost made this change, accord ing to Mr. Nau. The.drive for funds being conducted by the Y.

W. C. A. was finished this afternoon. The five colors of tho rainbow, or live teams, ran closo tORcUicr up to the last.

The big rainbow in the rotunda became a full bow when the purple band stretched down to tho pot of gold at the end making the complete arch. The girls of tho purple team, who let! with $87, have their oyster stew at the cafeteria as tho guests ot tho oilier four colors tomorrow The total amount raised was Other colors raised these amounts: Yellow, groen. red, blue, Basket ball night, Cooper mal, 8 o'clock, sion, 35 cents! Friday vs. Nor- Admis- Dr, K. 33.

Smith has returned homo after a visit of several wooks with Smith in Humansville, Mo. Mrs. Smith and children expect to Join Save Money Highest patent flour, Ijack $2.80 No. 1 0 peachoa, can No. 10 apricots, can 70c No.

10 grated pineapple, No; 10 Goodwin applo No. 2 SunUist pork and beans, 2 cans 35c No. 3 pumpkin, (j cans 80e 8 THURSDAY EVENING, No, 21 kraut, 6 cans $1.00 est Michigan'navy beans, 7 IbS. $1,00 Mixed vegetables, 2 cans Pitted prunss, 7 Ibs. White, boras.

naphtha soap, 17 bars Clean Easy soap, 17 bars G. soap, cake Largo Ivory cake 12c Boat broouia i R. REEBLE, Grocer I'lionos 180 124 Coiti'I. St. Central Motor Company Repair Shop Wo specialize in Spring and axle Radiator, Fender and Lamp Carburetor and Electrical Work and General Auto Repairing of all kinds.

All work dono in our own shop by competent mcclumic.s. 614-620 Murclmnt. St. tlOK ors of tiepnir Works riwnu 450 5a LIFE SACRIFICED Governor OTells untile of of Unequal MEALS AND SHORT ORDERS Courteous trcalmoiit Prompt service OPEN UNTIL MIDNIGHT Ever Eat Cafe OWEN GALEY MUS. WALTER GALEY Commercial St.

4 Say it with Whatever the birth, a joy, a can best show your pleasure or sympathy by saying it with ilowora. RIVERSIDE FLOWER SHOP SIRS. FRANK KJ5ELBK 704 Commercial Phone 1048 CENTJliUj KANSAS AGENCY for IMflS INSUIIANCK COMPANY 13. 13. SMITH, jrgiv Emporia, Kansas Over Pulnco Clothing Goodrich Tires and other Auto Accessories aiid repair work of all.

kinds Seo TOM ROBERTS Commercial Plumo 1304 JEWELER H.A.Tibbals OPTOMETRIST o. J.iuie Chas. Kyaii 4 City, Jan fore un audience last night which tuxod the capacity of AtUns Memorial Hall, Ltnwooa Uoulevnrd and Foiest Avenue, Qov. Homy I. Allen, of Kansas, told agajn of tho unequal struggle ot the 35th Division in the Argonne Forest hi Fiance, of tho lack of- ai tllle'ry, and airplane support, of the needless sacrifice of life and called again £01 a ngid investigation of that psutlcuUi action, llo told how, because of the lack ot noises, tho artillery could uot go for- ami how tho infantry went sti night alioad into Uio of hell, against Uoinian aitillorj nnd ma- chino guns, whllY hdu.tsi.ea by fire tiom airplanoh, on tbo only front, in France wheio the Una had supremacy in the air.

"I do not know hero the fault the i am ifK this siate'nnJit Mith no inteiHioii to criticUe tl'R, the government or any peiboii. only luiuw Hint 1 htating tlie tiuth. Seveniy-Iivo cent of the casualties In the Aigonne ueic from tiHoiy, machino gun airplane lire. out' mon i cached the Gei-inim infantiy'it was all over. We were moro th.irí a match for it.

"I see a dispatch from states that there not thousand c.i'iiMllies in the Argoimo fight and tii.it they niay not reach five thous.uid. does not make any diffoience to the mother In Missouri cr Kansas boy was thoie they were aeveu thousand or thousand. All she wants to Icnow is the life of her boy needlessly sacullced." Governor Allen loiil dispatch from Washington, purpoiling to re- I'ute his statement about the lack of artillery Mippoit in the Argonne. quoted from "Geneial Pershing's report." the dispatch stated, ana rp- ferred to tlie fact'that Governor Allen was them as cmlian and Gen- oral Pershing in command. told of "the incieased aitillerv activity on the American fiont fiom October 23 to November 3V "In any between General Pershing and myself lib to whut happened," said the "you are to take General a word, not mine.

In this pmported denial, however, slung is telling of the Battle of the MCUEG and Sedan, which began October 23 and ended November 1 ti ani tlie Battle, of the AigHnne, which began September September 29, where thcic increased artillery force in action which-'General Pershing speaks about in the report 1 havo just ic.id There appears to be no between General Persluug and myself on that point." ll i i WOOD NAMES AIDS Jan Gen. Leonard Wood in Chicago when telegraphic oiders received from tho Department directing him to take command'of the Central Department, headquarters in Chicago. The general immediately issued an order announcing ho had assumed command and named as his aides-de-camp Capt Landon Thomas, infantry; (Japt, George von L. Meyer, infantry, Second LioiU. Osliornu C.

Wood, The guncnil said lie would dlvulu his timo between Camp FuiKslon Chicago until Ilia lOtli Division bad boon demobilized. I'KO'J'I CTLV INSURANCE 1.T5AI/ ItuuKfit nnd Sold Telephone 22 11 W. 6th Avo. London, Polish government has provisionully taken over the government df Ijithuainia to protect that country from the Bol- shoviVi, according to a telegram from Warsaw today. The action tukon at.tlio request of tlio president of the LHhiminlan Ilcpulillc.

Two girlb wanted at Nutting llo- I tol. Willurd batteries Cor real scrvica. Still Greater Reductions on Some Lines. Everything in this Store Reduced in Price Until January 31. Special $2.98 One Lot of $5:95, $4.95 and $3.95 Women's Dress Skirts in' Serges, Poplins and Other Materials, mostly in Black and Navy Blue, Reduced to $2.98.

Special $9,95 A Few $29.75, $24.75 and $19.75 Women's Tailor-made Suits, Carried over from last Season. All Regular $7.95, $6.95 Hals, now $2.98. and $5.95 Trimmed AH Coats Reduced '-CO. All Suits Reduced Store for Special Sellers Real Necessities at Necessity Prices. Make us Prove It! WOMEN'S UN1ONSUITS Medium anrl heavy weight, fleeced, full bleached, long sleeves, high neck, ankle length; a good, well-fitting garment.

Sells regularly for and $1.50. Special, per, suit and $1.25 NION SUITS Good, heavy, knit unionsuits, cream or white colors, sizes 2 to 1C. Regular price, 98c, $1.25 and $1.35. Special Saturday-Monday 75c, $1, $1.25 SILK WAISTS Crepe de chine and Georgette waists in pink and white. Many trimmed in lace, hemstitching, embroidery and tucks, only best quality used in these See them at $3.75 to HOUSE SLIPPERS Women's Juliets, leather heel and sole, cushion soles, all colors all sizes; -worth $1.75 to $2.75.

Special Saturday-Monday 10 Pet. Discount BUNGALOW Novelty dress aprons, in dark and light stripes and plaids; new shape collar, belt and yoke, front or side closing, all sizes. Price 1 $1.49 to $2.10 MISSES' AND WOMEN'S All wool sweaters, large sailor collar all around belt, plain colors on pretty combinations. Special for Saturday-Monday, at 10 ct Dj scount FURS Women's and children's; a good assortment of styles and colors at Factory cost Good, heavy, white cotton filled, pretty floral silkoline, quilted and tacked, at 10 Pct Discount BLANKETS Dark gray and brown and white wool nap. heavy, full size Spdcial Saturday-Monday, a't IQ ct Discount WOMEN'S COATS of velour and plush, with large, double roll collar, belted models, plain and gathered back; a big unusual bargain at One-half Price CHILDREN'S Girls' novelty plaid and corduroy coats, round belts of self material.

Prices, each half large collars; $3.98 to $11.98 Bathrobes at Cost THE STORE FOR BARGAINS II Special Values Saturday- Monday 417 Commercial Street SOUTH AMERICAN NEWS Buenos Aires, Jan. (By thu Asnoeiated Press.) At a cohicrmico with Presiileut yesterday, labor leaders agreed to call all strikes now in force in Argentina the exception of the one has virtually paralyzed shipping in the harbor. Tolcgrams received from different parts ot the country during the-evening indicate that conditions are much improved as a result of orders sent to the various unions. Lima, Peru, Jan. a result of tho resolute attitude assumed by the government a settlement of th'e strike hero was reached late last night, Jiio de Jan.

Dr. Rodrigues Al'vea, presidentelect of Brazil, He has been critically ill Tor some time. WANTED Umpona and Lyon County have been asked to raise $9,600 for the Jowish-AviiifMiIan Teanis will start iin thfa campaign next -Monday. JT you will (his great causo Komi in, or brine your Htih- KCrfption (o Chamber of Coni- merca P. Wliarton, Chaliinaii.

vou MATCH T-IUSV Wichita. week's wages was given here today for tlin relict fund for war. sufferers by a working girl whose salary is, $JO a wook, according to Gifford Bootli, executlvo uocrolary of tho Jewish-Armenian drive in Kansas. "Although my wages arc small have something to eat," said tho girl, want to share part of my food with those who havo nothing." from counties over the state indicate the drive for 5600,000 is going well with.the exception of two or three counties. People are generally responding heartily to the call of suffering humanity.

GliJOIANV TO T.KY KAISKR? Berne, Jan. German commission appointed to determino tho former Icaiser's, responsibility for tlio war has officially recommended ho bo brought io "according to information received from Berlin today. Tho recommendation'was presented by Horr Kaiitzsky, who was appointed by the present German government to direct examination of documents in the archives of the foreign office. "Marginal notes in the kaiser's own handwriting on the most important papers in the foreign office proves he was one of the principal war makers." Kaiitzsky said: "It is necessary (o bring him before a tribunal." Miss JIary Emily Warren wc'iit to Camp Furiaton to bo the guest of Major General and Jlrs. Leonard Wood at a house party given for their daughter, Miss Louise Wood, Doctor Smith soon.

F. W. Hockaday, of'''Wichita, of Hockaday trail marking fame, is in Emporia today attend the Auto- Clean-Sweep Sale Continues tomorrow Stituril'ty unbeatable values in COATS, SUITS, DHESSBS, SKIRTS, PETTICOATS, CORSETS, ETC. Our altering department''will remodel or rcliuc your old suit or old coat, if you bring them in the next two or three woclts. I EMPDRIA FOUNDRY MACHINE WORKS Joseph C.

Jones' Sons, Proprietors Dealers In Steol Beams, Channels, Angles, Tecs, Steel Firo ISscaixw for Private and Public Buildings Manufacturers Architectural Iron Castings ana Brass Work and General Class of Iron Work Telephone 431 Emporia, ERR 803 Commercial Phone 859. OMPANY Everything Batteries and lights and Power. 'PA raj UK GO Philadelphia, Despite Uio ending the war there will be no letup in the movement to have women take more interest in farm- Ing, according to speakers before the women's land army ot America, which concluded its first annual convention here. was declared Unit the work of "farmerettes" In many parts of the country during the war was a great success. Mrs.

W. II. Hubert, federal director of the women's land army, presided over tho sessions of the organization, which has been affiliated with the United States Department of Labor. mobile Trndo lion. Three sections of the California Limited -passed through today.

California must bo overflowing, with two and -three sections of one Association conven-1 train going.every duy. So far only 'one reservation'has been made, here, WE HAVE ic ARMS THAT WILT, PAY BTG INTEREST ON'THE PURCHASE PRICE. IF YOU HAVE MONEY TO.INVEST, SEE US. Crawford Bros. 60S Commercial Street W.

F.STILWELL LAWYER ALL COURTS Kress Phone 187, Emporia MAXWELL CARS Repairs and Accessories Ira L. Hurst Motor Co. 7Jf-S8 Commn-nUl HARDCASTLE KENYON 13mbalmcrs and Funeral Directors Oldest Undertaking House in Kanaaa O. T. EVANS W.

Day Phono 160 bay Phone 150 Night Phone "458. Night, 1C35 Groon.