The St. Louis Star and Times from St. Louis, Missouri • Page 4

FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 3, 1913 9 THE ST. LOUIS STAR THE ST. LOUIS STAR having: at- Cal. I Charles Samuel Carpenter, Little- ton. New Hampshire.

News of the City Told in Brief iixnausiea comes TUBED NERVES Relieved Absolutely by Cadomene Tablets The Real. Sattrt Tonic. tended advanced courses at a normal school. Each of theiu are on the waiting list to be teachers, and In taking the emploj-ment stated tney i were patriotic and wanted to do Jir, 23 CASUALTIES IN TODAY'S LIST FROM PERSHING bit until called into teachers posi Sol I by All Urcgylsta dv tions. to aid industry get the proper perspective of the war.

The posters mav be nhtaino t. partment of Labor, United States' employment Service. a Free Band Concert Tonight There will be free band concerts tonight at Lyon Park. Broadway and Arsenal street. and Yeatman Square, North Market street and LefSngwell A municipal dance will Le given in Buder playground.

Selpu Speaks at I lag Raiding. Postmaster Selph yesterday made a patriotic fpeeeh at St. Anthony's Church. Meramec and Michigan avenues. A service f.ag containing 200 stars was raised.

Dr. Hitting on Vacation Trip. Rev. Bitting, pastor of the Second Baptist Church, has departed with his family for Baltimore, where they will Join friends and go to Maine for a vacation. SLAY THEIR ENEMIES Germ, carried by Flies and Mosquitoes, kill more babies in America every year than have been massacred in Belgium.

Garden Bugs, Ants and Hen Lice destroy Thief Flees. Leaving Valuables. Louis Onimus. 31J7A South Grand avenue, surprised a thief in his home yesterday afternoon. The rob- Bert rand C.

Howell, Nelsonrille, Ohio. Henry O'Neal. Columbus. Ga. DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES 3.

Private. George Ashe, New York. Theodore Braaflat. Plaza, N. D.

Abraham Brown, New York. SEVERELY WOUNDED 26. Sergeants. John Martin. Mount Carmel.

Pa. Robert -Yarbrough. Lamar, Ala. Corporals. John Lewis, Clinton.

Ind. Charles T. Sierman, Hartford, Conn. Private. Alvin Bealer, Mohnton, Pa.

Harry A. Cosgrove, Philadelphia. Alfred J. Garsean, Boston. Charles E.

Hutton. Rockville. Ind. Arthur Martin Drury, Bowling Green, Ohio. Ernest T.

Goodnough, Greenville, South Carolina. Harold C. Jolley, St. John. Mich.

Albert Kalnula, Gilbert, Minn. more food than is sunk by submarines Two Ciiilianj Are Among the Killed in Action in Yesterday's Names. Br International News Beret July 5. Twenty-three casualties In the American expeditionary forces were announced today by the "War department, as follow: KILLED IX ACTION 5. Private.

ter DfM him at bay with a revolver Make war on the invauers tne newest and best weapon been prepared for bloarinx. Elghtv escaped. ,1 took SC from a from a desk, but left pile of valuables he rents In stamps was taken -ay a Fireman 43 Years, Die Suddenly, Michael Dundon. 622 Dover plac. aesn.

bad made into a bundle to take away. Like Walking on towalk on Slipknot, tby 1 7 who had been a member of the St. i Louis Fire Department for forty-five years, died suddenly yesterday. The funeral will take place tomorrow morning from the residence to SS. Mary and Joseph's Church.

He is survived by a widow and five daughters. I a 2 Safes Entered; Nothing Stolen, a Burglars in two downtown estab- I Magazine Writer Here. laments yesterday obtained noth-! G. Allie Martin, news editor or mg. The safe of the.Beroltz and t1- Tr Goldman Printing 'Company.

807 I ET Paso. is at North Eleventh street, which was HoteI tatler. He is vice president of entered, had been left unlocked. The I Rotary Club of El Paso and I robbers knocked the combination I lia hn i mrm so resuiani. jupurau 1 kap your fact easy and cooL 1 1 Slipknots take loo gcr to wear 1 1 I out, too.

Insist on "Slipkoot." II I MaatafactareaTV- I PITMOVTM lUUCl COMPWY I Caatoa, Mat. I 1 Pat aa at all Shaa Repair Saapa I Jamca J. Keogh, New York. Christopher Martin, Butte, Mont. Fred S.

Linker, Terry, Mont. Roawell F. Steeves, Derby, Conn. George Lawrence Zornes," Kehoe, Ky. DIED OP WOUNDS T.

Ser-reant. I atavvilUiltA lid. IIVIIAI 1 1 I w. MIC in luo omces.oi ine vention of the nrv.ni?.Mnn 15 Silk Shirb Stolen in Home. Three men, who drove up in an A-isiemacner taa Citv.

farfn Kt (Pronouaced Hoff-straw) -e aaa aititr; a. kv. JV Us- 1 to fathrbr mtitarinl Thomas M. Knight, Klmberly, Idaho. Martin G.

Lehman, Detroit. Frank Jeremiah Long, Ilagers- automobile yesterday, broke into the Company, 91-17 North Broad- residence of Ferd Warner, 4140 Red n0thinK- The cashier article on Shaw's Garden. He was, had hidden the money. correspondent for the New v-s. w.

7 York Sun during the various Mexl-' Hitor I Robbed of $1,055. rftn revolutions 1 William Clark of Union. told a' a a police he awoke in a room In i Mo. Pa Employes Rai.c liar hotel at Fifteenth and Chestnut! streets, yesterday and found he had rlofln ntl 1 been robbed of $180 in cash "'IfJl JteMay John Ilerold. New Tork.

Corporal. Leon A. Barabault, Springfield, Mans. Private. Francisco Di Cresco, Sora.

Italy. John Dudala, Eorccon, Russia. Joseph Xotlyn, Cleveland. Ohio. Gottfried Schwemmer, Milwaukee.

Wis. Frank Smith Synder, Meadow-brook, W. Va. DIED OF DISEASE 2. Korgrrant.

John W. Raerer, San Antonio, three checks aggregating $S7S. I "un.nn jaran ai uupo. iil i ne flag was purchased by subscriptions Bud avenue, and stole various articles, including fifteen silk shirts valued at ISO. a a a Wait Month to Report Theft.

John Nemeth. 4041 Chouteau avenue, yesterday reported the theft of $440 and a note for $100 from his trunk, a month ago. a 0 a Glvet (burse on Child Problems. Dr. George B.

Mangold, director of the Missouri School of Social Economy, conducted by the University Missouri at 2221 Locust street. Is giving a six-weeks' course at the University of Iowa on child problems. Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer Lowes Pin. The loss of a $2,000 diamond pin Two Held in Hotel Shooting.

mad by M'souf' Pacinc Employes, Everett Gilmore, who lives et the town, Maryland. Gerald If. Lundegard, Chicago. Frank A. Matson.

Hatfield, Ark. James Virgil Moran. Louisville, Palmer A Roye, Farrnersvllle, La. George N. Crystal Springs, Mississippi.

William H. Shellenberger, Troy, Ohio. John P. Sullivan, Butte, Mcnt. Joseph J.

Thowlatch, New York. Patsy Vance, Dionl, Italy. Ernest if. Wendell, Houghton Lake, Michigan. William Glenavon, Saskatchewan, Canada.

MISSEVG IN ACTION 3. Lieutenant. Parr Hooper, Baltimore. A non-poisonous powder. Hrmle8 to Human-.

Fatal to Bug. Unlike any insect powder, unequaled death-dealing; efficiency against inject life. START THE FIGHT NOW tefore million of enemy re inforcements arrive. Delay means increased earner of disease in the family and greater peril to jour food supply. Protect Yoir Health.

Petrov the disease-breeding Kly. Mosquito. Roach and Bedbug, now, with HOFSTRA. sprayed in their haunts and hiding place. Save Your Wir Garden.

Spray plants with IIOFSTRA hen in-sects first appear. Keep at it till they disappear. HOrSTKA ii death Potato Pugs, Tomato Bugs, Cabbage Worms and other garden Defend Your Poultry. Kill Hen Lice and Mites with HOFSTRV Spray on roofs and walls, in nests and feathers of hens. Harmless to eggs and chicks.

20 Cents Worth for a Dime A 10c metal gun loaded with 10c worth of HOFSTRA, a dime at youf dealer's. If he hasn't HOFSTRA yet. mail dime to us for the loaded gun. And we would like to have the name of your dealer. Congress Hotel.

I. in the City Hospi- NEGRO WOMEN RUN LIFTS fa I fluff aftrln cr frftm Snl1a na I wa aWal Young negro women were placed in charge of the elevators in the Railway Exchange Building today! by Claude B. Ricketts, manager. All of them are graduates of the Sum-f 1 Belonging to Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer.

Barnes road, Clayton, wife of the the thigh and hip. He was shot early yesterday at the hotel. Harry Bradstoek, 32 years old, Gillespie, 111., and John Bradley, 20 years old, 1300 Franklin avenue, are under arrest. They both deny knowledge of the shooting. Gilmore told, the police he wus passing through the hal! when two shots were fired.

a a War Poster to Enthu.se Worker. Posters are being distributed among manufacturers and employers of labor, to be posted in their plants. SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES. ST. V1ATOU COIJ.fK.

Fifty Year, E.t. llahed. Kankakee. 111. Seten Collese Tauraea leading to drtrees.

Berrn School Courses, Vtiool of Acriraltnre. Srttool of Commerce. School ef itn.ir. TralnJnc. K.

J. f. O'Maboney. C. t.

Prea Brennan Cuts the Price But Never the Quality Private. Joeeph Maceira. Havana, Cuba. PRISONER 1. lieutenant.

Burr W. Leyson, Boston. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED MISSING, NOW REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN SLIGHTLY GASSED AND NOW ON DUTY WITH COMPANY 1. Private. Edward M.

Green, Bristol, OUR GUARANTEE: "Vor.ey back If IIOFSTRA falla to do tha srork." Is tha unqualified guarantee printed on every package. a Tex. Private. Orazlo Zona, Santa Saba, Italy. DIED OF ACCIDENT AND OTHER CAUSES 1.

PrlTatc. Louis Bernstetter, Fedora. S. D. WOI XDED SEVERELY S.

Lieutenant. A. Mortimer Van Ostrand, Jewis-ton, Idaho. ITivate. Pvoy Lambert, Cal.

Carl A. Olsen. Hartlnrton, Neb. MISSING IX ACTTIOX 5. Lieutenant.

Leonidas B. Faulk, Monroe, La. Private. Harold Deitera, Brooklyn. N.

Y. Mather D. Saint Croix, Savannah, N. T. Martin P.

Ilallinan. Brooklyn, N. Y. Willis E. Snowman, Blue Hill, Maine.

PRISONER, PREVIOUSLY RE-PORTED MISSING I. Private. John L. Whalen, Eosljndale, Boston. PREVIOUSLY REPORTED KILLED.

NOW REPORTED DISCHARGED TO DEIOT DIVISION FOR DUTY 1. Irivat a 1 a FOLD BT dniKirUits anil grocers In 2Sc. SOe anil tl lizes. and in 10c loaded guns. Beflll gun with package powder.

MOHAMMED TURKISH SULTAN, REPORTED DEAD Hofstra Manufacturing 407 V- gales Tula, OkUhoms tatlosaj arsCJrBaaijMK Br t'nlted Preaa. AMSTERDAM. July 0. The Sul publisher of the Post-Dispatch, was reported to the police yesterday. The pin was lost Wednesday between Hotel Statler and the Kandeler Studios, 708 Nrth Klngshighway.

a a a Six AutoH Stolen, One 'Reeoverrd. Six automobiles were stolen yesterday. The machine of J. H. Kas-senbun, Jefferson Barracks, later was recovered minus about $150 worth of accessories.

The car of Roy Sheldon, 2110 Wash street, was found wrecked at 394 4 North Taylor avenue. Other losers were Dr. George S. Drake, S800 Lindell boulevard: K. N.

Howwltz. 51 Kingsbury place; Arthur Hackman. Clayton, and Robert A. Baird, 439 West Pine boulevard. a a a Merchants to Confer, on River Plans.

A meeting of St. Louis business men with men from the larger towns along the lower Mississippi, on the river situation, will be held at th Planters Hotel Monday at 10:30 a. m. Among the St. Louisans who will attend are: J.

LlonbergcV Davis. Jackson Johr.son. Festus J. Wade, August A. Busch.

Richard S. Ha we. Russell E. Gardner and E. P.

Crunden. a a a Safe Blowers Frightened Away. Safe crackers in the offices of the Omar Tool and Machinery Company, 182 8 North Seventeenth street, last night, evidently were frightened, awajr before completing their work. The safe wan found today to have ini in! 1 1 I Keduced Kailroad ares to COLORADO The United States (Jovemment lias authorized the following low Reduced Fare to DENVEK ami LOIt AI) common points from ST. LOUIS.

(Similar Reductions from localities.) aarkelene Mirer Polish One of our beatl rear" la Sue seller tlutrhera Floor WaxLarge slse mm, fHe mediant 4lie Boras TweAty Mule Team full 1-lb. pka. 3 for 4e fitrmlirrry Jam Wunbeami pur fruit aad auttari 1-lb. glass Jara JtiSe Tuna Fhli Snabeam or While Alar, large raaa. 3 for Kippered Herring ormanla, larae eaaa, a real delleaey, 3 for 91.0 Sardines Imported boneless, very flae.

Theae are aearce aad hard to et worth Uc a rani 3 I'eeans Large halves, freahljr shelled Hams Com A tlordon'a, Missouri earedi nothing flneri alee dm, to 14 lbs each 3Se Freak Beef Tongues Whole. 3 to 4 alee to boll and serve eold 3c Walter Baker's ChoeoThte Full 1 lb. rak.ee, Baked Beaaa Dessert hraad, put op la tomato satire, baked la pork, worth 25c a ean dor.en $2.10 star Maptha Washing Powder-Old etjle package. We have a larae stork on haari and offer by the doaen Hawaiian Plaeapple Large slices, paeked la heavy syrup, worth SSe a eaai we offer by the dozen House Keeping Thrift 00 Round Trip tan of Turkey is dead, according to a dispatch received from Constan tlnople via Vienna. The message declared he died at 7 o'clock Wednesday morning.

He had been recently from influenza. The Sultan. Mohammed was born, November S. 1S4 4. He was a son bf the Sultan Abdur Medjld.

lie succeeded to the throne on the deposition of his elder brother, Abdul Hamld II. on April 27, 1909. Mohammed was the thirty-fclrth in the male descent of the house of Osman, founder of the Turkish empire, and the twenty-ninth sultan since the capture of Constantinople. The heir apparent to the throne of Turkey is Wahided-Dtn-Effen-di, younger brother of Mohammed who was born January 12, 1861. Prince Rechad Mohammed spent almost half his life a prisoner in Dolma-Baghtche Palace, Constantinople, where Abdul Hamld kept him so that Abdul's son might succeed to the throne in the event of Abdul's death.

With the rise of the Young Turks, and the overthrow of Sultan Abdul Harnid, the National Assembly and leaders In the new movement sought about for someone who, while having the blood right of ascension to the throne, would not be too friendly to the deposed sultan, ahd they settled on Prince Rechad. (33'wIrV. rrom 01. luuio Tirkats Kaw Oa tale Go4 Kataraisg SB til Oct. Si ic'obert S.

Niver. Hartford, Conn. Yesterday's army casualty list contained fifty-two names, as follows: KILLED IX ACTION Jackson, Colorado Springs, Colo. Civilians. Hedley hooper.

Riverside, 111. Halllday Smith, Nyack, N. Y. Privates. Arthur Brldgenhagen, Sturgeon Bay, Wis.

Arthur H. Bunce. Ashton, 8. D. Charles J.

Houston, Philadelphia. Fred I Strong, Hart, Mich. Cecil II. Sullivan. Butte, Mont.

Tom II. West, Oliver Springs, Ky. DIED OF WOUNDS 6. Privates. lieraldo Delbeuto, Pachino, Italy.

Pat Rogers, Glasdrummoad, Ireland. Joseph Sammertine, Brooklyn. Adolph Tonnetli. Mlllsboro, Pa. Virgil E.

Weaver, Fort "Wayne, Ind. Earl R. Williams. Yoder, Kan. DIED OF DISEASE 5.

Wagoner. Thomas II. Elston. Oswego. Oregon.

Privates. Anthony J. Bevtlactiua. Colfax. Stopovers Allowed at Denver and All Western loints on All Round Trip Tickets We have established a Rate Bureau and will advise you concerning the Reduced Fare from any point in the United States to Colorado or to other Sections of the West Write Us Today For Petailed Information ami Free Deacriptive Literature.

DEXVEK TOl'ItlST J1L KEAI. 624 17th Denver, or call at or addrens You Are Practicing Real Thrift When You Save Needless Work ST. LOOS 212 North Sixth Street I and BASS BRENNAN GROCERY CO. fioodfellow abany 2649 Delaaar Ar, (abany 5.SOO Webster, Webster 1600 BUANCI OAftlUStiftlUMTSB QAMUSEMEMtSH Big gamey fellows op in Canada fighting to the last against leaving the lake-linked k-rk Falls and Hurts Hip. Charles Borchers, 21, of 2651 Shenandoah avenue, shipping clerk at the Becker-Moore Paint Company, 1219 Olive street, fell down the steps leading to the store's base-mfnt.

early today, injuring his left 1 hip. He was taken to the City Hos- rital. The Customer Makes the Bank NOW SHOWING! The tnssaeMe war VI. Iaala very ta hela ymr city Its "al at art el yesterday. Mill yaa salsa aeela Helen Ware Robert Edeson St.

Louis Housewives' Guide for Marketinf Prepared by the local city marketing agent of the Bureau of Markets. U. S. Department of Agriculture. I -ymrnfeWu 1 I I trr.lSl few I FRENCH RIVER romantic Canadian waterway which connects Georgian Bay and Lake Nipissing.

Perfect camp cites reached by canoe and portage around rapids pure wilderness the background for great fiahing. AMv FOR RESORT TOUR NO. L-25 K. sneefcam. Gea.

A at. I'aaa'r Iep, Caasslaa Paelfle Railway, 42A I.wrnat JtM t. I.oala, Henrietta Crosman Aa laeaasaarahle Trla af Mars I si "FightingforFreedom" with a ranaaaay af tJUOOi A taaefal. rwlar-fal aaeetacle that will prate iae areateat treat far aid. aeelal alaglag.

aaaeiag, aasmlet VV Abundant Pesna. turnip, beet. onions. cmt. itli.

fnustoe. Korntal: sntskme. mrnmbers. mi in 5 atr- bls, kberrles. rssplrrl.

rs'llviiet. To be sure tKen all the energies of this bank are bended toward making th customers. Our sound and is melon. Scares: Oransrs. chcrr'tt.

lemons corn. Ma. Municipal Theater, July 4, 5, 6 and 7 mm leats an sale at Kleaelharet riaaa i a JOC7 oil a 't'h a- aa. after 6 Ma.lela.al Theater Haa Of ee, Vare.7 1 seat IOc to SI.SO All M-ata earliangat.l i MOUF. Tt' iKTABFjl T' RKVICE WHEAT AND MEVI'.

Witii Uoioe-Brown if-t tr. tomato anil fet maktns thir appearanre dtirlrc i thr paat irwi. tu to tt- alrradr I sren Sean. Iteeta. tijrnli, -arrot aul -abbas.

bil wImhiWI flml a Tnet of frrah Tetahl at r.mW. rnmt to tak the ttie wheat an4 mm now belne Pftfato" are fairly abnnjnt. I mate are It and pweet cra I Jut bejeinninje to eme on tbe in. Til Entire proceeds to given to the Ht. lxjitia division t.t ..1 tlonally organized war activities OUT aa aj progressive policy, with our superior service, has won us many satisfied customers and made us one of the leading financial iastitutions of St.

Louis. There are over 20.000 persons doing business with our banking, savings, trust, safa deposit, investment and farm loan departments. We should like to number you among our cus Ifll.I III II im a aa as ikiiiaii market. whirU ar now iiite eommon are oatln Kfyr from T'V to a tweir.quSrt trsr. to about to 7o a qnart.

Mt of the rlums on the market ao far are wlnd-falla. Tbe prlrwi os r.atiTe hern tU remain at fairlT kitsh leel. I'rleea quoted are laid, this PARK THEATER FOREST PARK HIGHLANDS rerr Ea.al.. a. "''V st Hamiltas.

tomers. American Trust Co. morning, for firet-riatt i STOCKHOLDERS' MEETINGS, lrol mi-ea TaU hr RTi stor, I lu py rrirt 716 Locust Street rrisral Ertrrw $yttemV. S. Government Profecfiaa Pail Prt- Retailer It RiHlnil to 'wmmft'i I'cit.

VKtiETABI Bt Cofn. tmnci ASOto0.35 tv Sc tr Hea'Xi. 2ren i Not aboat i. loa. to to ib.

You waste time when you clean, dust and polish floors and woodwork the old way. That is three operations. With the O-Cedar Polish Mop you do thee three thins at one time. In addition, your fioori are cleaner, brighter and prettier than ever before Ai you save work, you save time and money In many homes the O-Cedar Polish Mop has solved the servant problem. In others it pays for itself in the saving of brooms aione ST(KKHOII)FRS- MEETING -Tfeo anneal' I of th.

the election of nine i 17- ft other to. he meetlri. Railway Eiohance St. on the thirter.ta day of July. 191S, at 1 POPULAR DANCING Carrot.

.20 to to i bnch P- 4.. Attest: J. LAWntiwim The HI Plaea mm tha HIIL SWIMMING VAUDEVILLE DANCING-BAND CONCERTS at. Ual1 Oaly Hasaaaer Caraew. Tickets at Kleaelaarers.

1O0T OUva It BASEBALL TODAY caxDnrAi. rzzxD. CARDINALS n. CHICAGO ame rrT at r. k- Zicaana aa SaJa st Kiealiarrt'i, 17 O'urs St.

1 i ot. I-onT. JaCe Onth. 191S. 10 to .73 SH to 2S to EXCURSION EVERY NIGHT Oa the CalMtal V.w de-WWl IICCU10S TEAKt "SAINT PAUL' 3S.

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Cay of St. Ixmls. Mia- tne Circuit soart. la tbe ir.atter Tne I AM GLAD TO ENDORSE Metal teM naaee rnr. VjOitQ t.

corporation Petition wrnnanr. for rtiaaolntlajo. I jrrown irwi.) iii U-a. 2.S5 to to 29 rolte. PERUNA "arlfted by afSdsrlt of Its JTTL -'ry.

fir the or ta- H-lmbueW Mtsl Prodacts i nruir, i H.JT'T11011 ORdr the of to to to vBch EXCXIISIONS. City 1.23 to t.0 to IB. lia. aad hit a-Terai an-1 all tie star kaoiders to cwpnration lb." extent W. C.

d.an bwnes Torjatie. i Tia icrate 15 lt. Totrat I bame-arrowti Mweet fan. mmecTMs doaen Turnip i box liw. enterw fh, 4 resranr thereto in said Of flitn S'trh was unbtrf i ZZtt .29 2 Was in a Terribly Run Down Condition fnrt Th.

4 i HTA.MiARD MllEIIELi: poratlea as a ml S5 rRriTS. Collects all the dust and dirt from everywhere and at the same time gives a high, durable lustre. Ask your deaJer for the new BattUsh? Mmdtt O-Cedar Polish Mop. Your money refunded if you are not delihted with the work it does. Channell Chemical Company Chicago Ta--ato Leoooa uwi mrw rw- paired to ahow raoso.

if or before tke lta day of jnlr isifc 'rk I Bia kSerrie. Glad to. Try Anything year afr my tem in a terrlfcly raa tn eaa-dl Hon and 1 a broken out all over my body. I be van be worried about my condition and I was alad to try anything wkleh nou I it relieve me. I'erwna was rrrammradrj ta me as a nne blod remedy and tonic, and I soon found that it was warthy pralae.

A few bottles rhaaae ny rendition materiaMr and in a fhort time I aI -r traskle. I we my restoration to beaith ani strencth to IVruna. I -m ejlatl ea4re It. t- erv where tioo should not be diaoolA I FAMILY EXCURSION f'- SAT. AFT.

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