St. Louis Post-Dispatch from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 7

1 ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH. MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 17, 1914. ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH.

GEN. HUERTA IN ENGLAND GIRL FINDS SISTER DEAD 2000 IN WAR PROTEST DRUMMER IN PARADE AT 2 A. M. IS ARRESTED BRING YOUR KODAK FILMS Misa Edna Stoll to Poison, Physician Says. MEXICAN FEDERAL SOLDIERS START NEW REVOLUTION be etfela4 ta mm lOc PER ROLL, ANY SIZE Miss Edna StoU, 21 years old, of 2706 Marcus avenue, was found dead in a chair in her room at 6 a.

m. today by nmr af novalaolasr am a PHntlaa arta Tea tfca sale. Lands at Bristol on Way io Spain. LONDON. Aug.

17. Victoria no Hmr-ta, former President of Mexico, accompanied by Gen. Blanquet, who was Minister of War in his Cabinet, landed at Bristol yesterday from the British steamer Patia from Jamaica. Gen. Huerta.

made himself extremely popular on board. He will resume his journey to Spain today. Hrt ttatmiu. Our wars, has aevsr brm 5309 Page avenue, who was beating th drum; Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Diets of 6216 Lenox place and A. C. Taggart and his daughter, Mabel, of 621SA Lenox place. They were ordered to suppress the drum and were permitted to continue theii march from the Mound City Rowing Club, Levee and Madison street, to their homes. King followed at a distance.

At Broadway and Madison street Horschmann started a bass drum He talked back when King told him to quit, and was arrested. Judge Sanders fined him 3 and costs in the Dayton street court, but stayed the fine on the payment of the costs. her sister, Clara. A physician said site had been dead more than an hour. II attributed death to poisoning.

He Persists in Beaming Solo for Crowd on Way Home From Rowing Club. When Sergt. King of the Fifth Police District heard a bass drum approaching Second and Madison streets at 2 a. m. today he supposed that war had broken out in North St.

Louis or that reservists, in violation of the neutrality proclamation, were marching to join the colors. He Intercepted a marching column consisting of William Horschmann of Socialists Have Spea-rs in i Languages rt Meeting. 'War what for?" -was discussed in thirteen languages by St. Louis Socialists yesterday afternoon In New Club Hall, Thirteenth street and Chouteau avenue. Almost 2000 men, women and children of thirteen nationalities, mostly Slavic, packed the hall, and uttered protest against the present European struggle.

W. M. Brandt, secretary of the St. Louis Socialist party, presided. The newspapers of the United States The family said Miss StoU had been suffering from nervous prostration for some time and that she must have taken 417 North Broadway the poison by mistake.

She had been a clerk in her father's drug store at 2509 Manifesto From 5000 Armed Men Causes Anxiety Among Foreigners in Capital. Flsaaltoha Tears Mall Oeaers Filled. The Post-Dissatrh is the only evenins NPtr In St Louis that receives or publishes news asthered by ths Associate) Press. Marcus avenue. were praised for their practically united Store, Haige and Furnace Repairs.

fctand against the conflict A. G. Brauer Supply 216 N. 3d at. MEXICO CTTT, Aug.

17. With tha announcement that 5000 armed Federal soldiers, who retreated from the capital to Guadaloupe, yesterday Issued a man ifesto, declaring; a new revolution, the anxiety of the foreign population of Mexico City, which has amounted almost to terror since the 10,000 rebel troops entered the city, has lnorsased. Inability to communicate with the outside world, the Federals having cut the overland cable connection with Vera Cruz, added to the anxiety. Service was restored late yesterday. Although the Constitutionalists hava published assurances that they are able to control the situation, conditions here are sufficiently tense, to cause Gen.

Obregon, now in command of the. capital, to post notices announcing that any Wl No Mail voders Filled officer, soldier or civilian guilty of any crime, even disturbing the peace, will be put to death without trial. John R. Silliman, who came south with Gen. Carranza, has entered the city and established headquarters, but Carranza is not expected to arrive until tomorrow.

It has been announced that the Con No- Tudy Only Blue Bird No. 19.JJS Tu.sdav Only 25c Dress Ginghams, 18c $2.00 Blouses, $1.50 Imported Dress Ginghams, plaids Women's early autumn Blouses, stripes and plain colors, 32-in. wide. jap silk, sizes 34 to 44. Slu.

Bird No. 19.71J Tuesday Only Blue Bird No. Tuesday Only 85c Printed Crepe, 60c $1.50 Dresses, $1.10 Half silk printed Crepe, colored Girls' new autumn Dresses, clam- grounds, floral patterns, 36 inches, bray or gingham, 6 to 34 years. Blue "Bird No. 19.714 Tuesday Only Blu.

Bird No. 19,767 Tuesday Only $1.75 French Serge, $1.10 $7.50 Mattresses, $6.00 Black all-wool French Serge, 54 Felt Mattresses, handmade, roll stitutionalists hope for immediate recognition by the United States. CRIPPLE STABS MAN OF WHOM HE IS JEALOUS inches wide, medium weight. edges, for full size beds. Victim Tells Police He Was Ly Blue Bird No.

J9.T19 Tuesday Onlv $3.98 Silk Gaberdine, $2.98 Silk Gaberdine, 42 inches wide, ivory, white or black. Blue Bird No. 19.78 Tuesday Only $1.76 Bed Spreads, $1.40 Best crinkled Dimity, "2x90 or 81x90 inch sires. Bloa Bird Nik 19.771 Tuexday Only ing in Bed When Attack Was Made. Robert Clifford, 40 years old, of 822 Market street, a stationary engineer, was stabbed in the right forearm at 10:30 o'clock last night in his room by Walter McBride, 86 years old, a painter, of the same address.

McBride had only one arm and ona leg. Blu Bird No. 19.720 Tuesday Onlv $1.95 UatS. $1.25 Best Crepe de Chines, 42 inches dMnTt hP- black velvet with aline edge. wide, all colors and black.

Blue Bird No. 19.772 Tuesday Onlv $1.50 Automobile Veils, $liO Made of chiffon cloth, hemstitched all around, wanted colors. Blue Bird No. 19.S21 Tuesdsv Only $1.50 Striped Silks, $1.15 Soman stripe Silk Taffetas, 36 inches wide. According to Clifford, McBride was jealous of the attentions he had been paying their landlady, Mrs.

Ida Houlihan, 39 years old, a widow, and entered his room in an angry mood and used his knife on Clifford while the rl ll 1 I aJh iL it I if wm POLAR WAVE ICE AIND FUEL COMPANY gggg 1 OLIVE, JUST STEP WEST OF GRAND ycrry Blue Bird No. 19.725 Tuesday Only Blue Bird No. 19.777 Tuesdav Only 65c Faille Ribbons, 50c latter was lying in bed with his clothes 5Uo Baby Plates, zoc Decorated with nursery pictures, .,7 'uw assortment wire clamps to fasten on table. of Color8' 8Plendld trimmings. on.

Immediately after being stabbed CliT Blue Bird No. 19.779- -Tuesday Onlv ford ran to the dispensary and had his wound dressed. He was then sent to the city hospital. McBride was held by the police. THEODORE G.

MEYER, FINANCIER, DIES AT 78 loc Handkerchiefs, 10c Women's colored embroidered initial Handkerchiefs. Blue Bird No. 19.780 Tuesday Only 50c Nightgowns, 40c Stamped Gowns, on good quality nainsook, new designs. Blue Bird No. 19.78 Tuesday Only $17.50 Rugs, $14.60 Seamless Brussels Rugs, made of Egyptian yarns, size 8x12.

Blue Bird No. 19.784 Tuesdav Only $25.00 Rugs, $22.00 Royal -Axmirister Bugs, Oriental, floral or small allover designs, 9x12. npHIS substantial-new-building, erected by and occupied as -the Blue Bird No. 19.123 Tuesday Only $1.00 Berry Sets, 75c Consisting of one large berry bowl, 6 sauce dishes, German china. Blue Bird No.

19.72 Tuesday Onlv $6.00 Dresser Lamps, $4.50 Solid mahogany bases, fitted for electricity, linen shade. Blue Bird No. 19.727 Tuesday Only 85c Water Tumblers, 55c One dozen lead-blown glass Tumblers, neat needle etching. Blue Bird No. 19.731 Tuesday Only $1.10 Food Choppers, 75c Universal Food No.

1 size, for all kinds of foods. Body of St. Louisan io Be Brought Home From Michi-' gan for Burial. Theodore G. Meyer, 78 years old, identified with banking and commercial interests in St.

Louis for many year, and one of the principal owners of the Heine Safety Boiler died yesterday General Offices of the Polar Wave Ice and Fuel Company, once more exemplifies the business faith and enterprise morning at "Wequetonsing, after Blue Bird No. 19.78" Tuesdav Only an illness of five months from a complication of hardening of ths arteries and kidney disease. of an old and reliable business institution which has kept pace with the progress of St. Louis and whose growth has been closely identified with that of the city itself. The body will be brought to St.

Louis for burial. The funeral will be held Wednesday or Thursday. He went North five weeks ago. and Blue Bird No. 19.7S2 Tuesday Only 39c Scotch Madras, 28c 35c Brooms, 25C Imported Scotch madras, 45 inches Good quality floor Brooms, finely wide, allover effects, sewed, made of selected corn.

Blue Bird No. 19.788 Tuesday Only Blue Bird No. 19.788 Tuesday Only $3.95 Portieres, $2.95 $1.25 Dresser Scarfs, 95c Odessa Sunfast Portieres, good Natural color Linen Scarfs, em- quality, patterns and colors. broidered, size 18x54. Blue Bird No.

19.791 Tuesday Only. Blue Bird No. 1 9.73-TnesUy Onlv 500 ROmperS, 40C $5.25 Hemstitched Sets, $3.65 Chlldren whlte madras or seer-Bleached, linen Table Sets, 63x81 sucker beac rompers, ages 2 to 6. has been attended there by Mrs. Meyer and two nurses.

The family home is at 6230 Washington avenue. "THE VACATION-LESS CLUB" ie all the go. Memoirs set special prices ana credit terms on diamonds and watohes. Ask Irfti Bros, about it. 2d floor, 308.

N. Sixth St. size, dozen Napkins to match. TWO BOYS DROWNED Fifty-two years ago the late Christopher Mucker-mann started in the ice and fuel business with an equipment of two wagons and the honest determination to give the people the Right Service and the Right Quality at the Right Price. To-day all six sons of this pioneer St.

Louisan are connected with the Polar Wave Ice and Fuel IN MERAMEC RIVER They started in business as drivers on their father's wagons, and have familiarized themselves with the business from the ground up. The policy of giving the Right Service and the Right Quality at the Right Price, handed down from father to sons, is the solid foundation of the business to-day, because without those enduring principles no permanent success is possible. Pacific (Mo.) Lad Loses Life in Effort to Save Companion. Two 16-year-old Pacific (Mo.) boys were drowned in the Meramec River half a mile east of Pacific yesterday at 5:35 p. m.

Robert Hensley was swimming in midstream when he was seized with cramps. He called for his com panion, Howard Cunningham, swimming near by, to aid him. Blue Bird No. 19.792 Tuesday Only 50c Rubber Diapers, 40c Infants' white Rubber Diapers, small, medium or large sizes. Blue Bird No.

19.795 Tuesdav Only $3.50 Corsets, $2.50 P. N. Corsets, new Fall models, for the slender figure, 19 to 26. Blue Bird No. 19.798 Tuesdav Only $3.95 Petticoats, $3.15 Silk Petticoats, messaline Jersey or crepe de or colors.

Blue Bird No. 19.799 Tuesdav Only $3.95 Kimonos, $3.25 Silk Kimonos, empire or French-back styles, satin ribbon trimmed. Blue Bird No. 19.nn Tuesday Only $1.95 Silk Shirts, $1.55 Men's Silk or Silk Oxford Shirts, tubs, habutaia or satin stripes Blue Bird No. 19.802 Tuesday Only- 75c Nightshirts, 55c Men's nainsook or muslin shfrts, low neck, sizes 15 to 19.

Blue Bird No. 19.803 Tuesdav Only $5.00 Trousers, $3.75 Men's all-wool trousers, wanted materials, all sizes. Blue Bird No. 19,808 Tuesday Only Cunningham swam to his sida and Blue Bird No. 11.738 Tuesdav Only 50c Rubber Sheeting.

35c Sanitary Rubber Sheeting, 1 yard in a box, waterproof. Blue Bird No. 19.7S9 Tuesday Only 18c Stickerei Edgings, 14c Stickerei Edgings, in all colors, 6-yard pieces. Blue Bird No. 19.741 Tuesdav Only $1.00 Toilet Water, 75c Wistaria Toilet Water, La Valliere brand, lasting odor.

Btna Bird No. 19.758 Tuesday Only 95c Gloves, 75c 16-biitton length Milanese Silk Gloves, white or black. Blue Bird No. 19.747 Tuesdav Only $10.50 Fiber Trunks, $8.85 light-weight, durable Trunks, cloth lined, skirt tray. Blue Bird No.

19.761 Tuesday Only $1.50 Flouncings, $1.10 Of Minarette Chiffon, white grounds, pink or yellow floral designs. Blue Bird No. 19.7S5 Tuesday Only Following the requirements of the people moving with them, expanding as the city grew larger, and keeping uppermost the big idea of giving the Right Service and the Right Quality at the Right Price has placed a Polar Wave Branch convenient to every neighborhood and wagons with courteous drivers everywhere. i i Hensley grabbed him with a death grip and after a moment's struggling both boys went under in 12 feet of water. Tha only witness was a fisherman, who later said he thought the boys were playing.

Cunningham's body was found at 10 p. m. last night and Hensley'a at 6:30 a. m. today.

Ask your coal dealer how you save per ton on every ton you buy on St. Louis Coal Christopher Coal. Present and Prospective Customers who prefer to transact their business in person rather than by letter or phone are extended a cordial invitation to call at our present comfortable and commodious offices centrally located for convenience of the public on OUVE STREET JUST A STEP WEST OF GRAND. PLANT, IDLE 2 YEARS, TO OPEN; 1000 TO GET JOBS zoc Hall Hose, 25c 3j.ou snoes, to 1." toe. Omen's high Shoes, good National Enameling and Stamp leathers, Louis heels, welted soles.

ing Co. Will Resume Operation in St. Louis. W. J.

Lynch, auperintendant of the National Enameling and Stamping of Granite City, announced today that Bin Bird No. 19.758 Tuesdav Only $1.00 Hosiery, 80c Women's pure thread silk, hand-embroidered clockings at side. Blue Bird No. 19.757 Tuesday Only 79c Hosiery, 60c Women's plain black thread Silk Host, deep garter tops, fashioned. Blue Bird No.

19.809 Tuesday Only $5.00 Shoes, $3.90 Women's Colonials or High Shoes, pat. colt, mat kid or dull leather. Blu Rjrd Nr. 19.818 Tuesday Only $6.85 Silverware, $5.00 Rogers silver-plated Silverware, grape design, 26 pieces in set. the company's St.

Louis rolling mill plant. at Second and Deatrehan streets, which has been idle for two POLAR WAVE ICE AND FUEL COMPANY years, is to resume next Monday morning. Advertisements for 1000 men were inserted in the St. Louis newspapers today. Blue Bird No.

19. T4 Tuesday Only Blue Bird No. 19.70 Tueaday Onlv Women's 50c Underwear. 40c io-uarts, $3.80 It has been found necessary to start Pure white Spring needle ribbed Folding Go-Carts, rubber tires easy cotton Vest and rants. fprings, leatherette covered.

Blue. Bird No. 19.781 Tuesday Only JehSja JJ eJ5'rL No- 8 18 Tuesday Only $10.00 Transformation. $8 05 i i the St. Louis plant because the Granite City plant is unable to full all the orders.

The Granite City plant started a month ago, which was two weeka earlier than ever before. It is now employing 1200 men. and the number ioo underwear, doc J. K. Ml (Km IX.

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aa Html Maaaaer. Women's white lisle thread Union For all around the head natural Suits, low neck, sleeveless. wavy hair, all shades. will be doubled within the next two B. NUGENT BRO.DRY GOODS Broadway, Washington and St.

Charles weeks. Wsnu Me-ter CyHe lajureal. Miss Elenora Barlow, 24 years old, of 30 West Knd place, was injured about Both Telepluntes at All Branches, Rail Yards, Ice Plants and Offices OLIVE AND GRAND the arms when a motor cycle on which IV "I she was riding with Julius Disringer of J631 Wash street collided with Charles Buy the Genuine Kloscd Krotch Union Suits Harare of imitation. Don't buy partly cloned crotch but demand the Genuine Kloned Krotch. Can novo be had at reduced price at 2 Williams, a negro living at 627 Soutn BM OliT and Sixth Theresa avenue, at Grand and Franklin avenues, last night.

Williams was Injured son tbe rtfht kase. BTSSSBTSBBBBBBSBSBSBS-fsFa-----aBS i i -r.