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THE KNOXVILLE SENTINEL TUESDAY OCTOBER 8 1918. I 1 pH En ED By nprsea are also wanted by, that city where 8,000 cases ILTO reported, REPRESENTATIVE HULL: STRICKEN WITH FLU -17 RESENTATIVE HULL evrrilnwriti 111111-11 1t nicve the cow. Before he could ac-s complish his purpose, the train bore down upon him, the cow-catcher on the engine striking him and hurling him into the side ditch and inflicting fatal wounds. gcod citizen of the county, living at Ifcray, fivel miles above ietatesville, met instant death. Mr.

who was about 70 years old, had tied his COW to the railroad track, and when he heard the train coming went to FLU CONDITIONS IN STATE Ve011SE IIIISSIAN DECII i Portsmouth has more than 10,000 died at his home here of pneumonia cases, while Richmond health au- I following an attack of Spanish intittorities eetimate a 10,000 total. As! fluenza. He was 59 years old. Car-far south as Jacksonville, coma VII) fought as a heavyweight tbefore rtporte of the malady being epidemic, ra yeocuatlite hae while Memphis haa recorded some driver on the grand circuit 3,000 cases to date. In ap effort to check the disease, FIGHT SPREAD OF FLU churches, schools, theaters and other places of public gathering have been I closed in almost every city of any DENVER, Oct.

S.Governor size in the south. State health sift- Julius C. Gunter has signed a procladials in Alabama and the Carolinaa mation calling on all mayors and muni- cipal have requested city officials through- health authorities to use their authority unhesitantingly in prohibiting out their states to close all public all forms gatherings to check meeting places wherever the influ-1 the spread of Spanish influenza. ()Put has made its appearance to elle 1 extent Soldiers at Camp Gordon, 10,,942 CASES IN ILLINOIS where some 1,400 cases have develop- ed, have been ordered to sleep in the SPRINGFIELD, Oct. 3.A tota open, army physicians relying on of 10,942 cases of Spanish influenza ir fresh air as one of the surest pre- Illinois, including those at Cami ventives.

Grant. Rockfore. were renorted by Ulf roll fought as a heavyweight before be became a manager and promoter. In hia youth he was a jockey and later a driver on the grand circuit DENVER, Oct. S.Governor Julius C.

Gunter has signed a. proclamation calling on all mayors and municipal health authorities to use their authority unhesitantingly in prohibiting all forms gatherings to check the spread of Spanish influenza. I 10,942 CASES IN ILLINOIS SPRINGFIELD, IlL, Oct. total of 10,942 of Spanish Influenza in Illinois, including those at Camp Grant, Rockforu, were reported by the SPREAD OF FLU Spicial To Ths Allanills Sentinel. WASHINGTON, Oct II.Representative Cordell Hull was stricken ill Sunday and was unable to get out Monday.

He has all the symptoms of Spanish influenza now raging in Washington. and is the 'first member of the Tennessee delegation to be stricken. His condition is not yet serious. 25,000 CASES IN OHIO tions against create as fast as possible a new army, and work with the Czecho-Slovalts. General Boldireff, the military representative on the tentative directorate that will manage affairs until 0.

con. stituent assembly can meet, will. devote himself, regardless of politics, to forming an efficienVarmy. He is not politician. but a soldier with a powerful following amongthe officers, who are almost unanimously anxious that Russia rehabilitate Its army- and resume attive offensive.

It IS even hoped that the constituent assembly that been summoned will be able to in Moscow early in the new year. If so, It will mark the definite Overthrow of bolshevikist authority cOntral Russia. If the new regime meets the, success which is expected of It by the Russian embassy here, and also by outside aothorities In Russian matters, the change will be rapid and Important. even to the extent of as. curing resumption of real by a Russian army for emancipationof the Ukraine by next Washington Looks for Early Fall of Bolshevik' and Their Allies Requests Made to Stop Physical Examination of DOCTORS NEEDED DOCTORS NEEDE EMU 01.0......0, Con.

state director of health. Permission is Being Granted In Localities Where Con- damns are Serious Permission is Being Grante in Localities Where ditions are Serious COLUMBUS. O. Oct. 3.The epidemic of influenza is increasing rapidly in Ohio and a total of 25,000 cases and many deaths had been reported today.

Five hundred new cases were reported this Morning: Camp Sherman reported 104 deaths for the 24 hour ending at 3 p. yesterday. 1 WST smell the clothes that GRANDMA washes, Madam! Sweet and clean and fragrant as honey clover. imp 9 9 4 TUST smell the clothes that GRANDMA washes, vtati Madam! Sweet and clean ippiv- 1 as honey cainovder' ail" yir MUST QUIT KISSING! MORE DEATHS AT FT. BLISS FORBID OPENING 0 A 0 GRANDMA is that marvelous Pogo.

0 I 1 at I dared soap. You measure it out 1. with a spoon, just enough and no 1111 4 0 more. No more extravagance letting whole bars of soap waste away. No more rubbing.

GRAND- MA makes the most glorious suds and the dirt just rolls out. GRAND- latistleosspe thwanastbearinsodaps.atvooes. soap. Wcrsh ihe 131oo len Sachs You Knit with Grandmct's I' GRANDMA is that marvelous Pow. 7: 'k 01 with dmimaeow atoArtis: yned.ma.g soap.

aaNsNwkpio.osulmni oue mur bs teomxse ttoneirtongaigi vs 0 aoguGRAND-ar ihgopaa and nsiwtdcsa waste extravagance and the dirt just rolls out. GRAND- tiotastleossps thwanastbearinbodapS.Ittvooes. soap. rrs7ctsh ihe IVoolen Socks WASHINGTON, Oct. of the organization of a new governmental regime' in Russia, which, with temporary headquarters atliffa on the Volga, will bid for recognition by the entente nations, Is regarded In Washington today as of great significance.

It was not unexpected by those in the know; rather, they have oeen informed for months of the preliminary negotiations with local and district government authorities throughout Russia looking to this move for final relaudiation of boishevikirma and establishment of a pane government In its place. The rapid decline of bolshevikism has been accompanied by increasingly hopeful reports of the new movement. It is impossible to get from the state Aepartment an indication of policy regarding recognition, but common expectation is that this will be withheld until It becomes apparent that the new order is substantial, and especially that It is prepared in good faith to co-operate with the Czecho-Slovak movement. on the Volga. All the Russian parties of significance except bolshevikists and social revolutionaries are represented in the new government.

It is pledged to 'reject the Brest-Litovsk treaty, co-operate with the entente, re-establish the eastern front in active military opera, MOBILE, Oct. city I EL PASO, Oct. 8.Seven commission today adopted recommen- deaths occurred at Fort Bliss of inflations of the committee of public fluenta. making a total of sixteen health closing all schools in the citY.I deaths in the El Paso military district. motion picture houses and theaters on There are now 950 cases in the hospital of which 116 developed since yesterday.

account of the prevalance of an i epidemic of Spanish influenza. Pub- There were .152 men returned to duty. lic gatherings including Tolberty ral- lies have been ordered stopped. The MANY CASES IN ALABAMA hEalth authorities have recommended that persons refrain from kissing. MONTanNIVITIV Ala net, It L-Tha MONTGOMERY, Oct.

8The NEW RED CROSS CENTER PARIS, Oct. lPark, located just- outside the, gates of the city, in the direction of Neuilly, and deriving its name from the character of the outdoor entertainments given there for years, hat been taken over by the American Red Cross as a park for its lorries and ambulances. It was in Buffalo Park that Buffalo Bill'. West performed to the huge delight of juvenile Paris. DANVILLE, Oct.

S.Opening of the Danville fair scheduled for today was forbidden by the state board of health in a telegram received here. Churches, schools and all public gatherings were banned -by the local health board in an effort to stop the spread of Spanish influenza. I WASHTNGTON, Oct. S.Influenza i conditions in Tennessee resulted in the physical examinations of reefs trent placed in class one by draft boards in order to release doctors. Permission is being granted in localities where conditions are most 5.0 OF Polll 1 I pht urn ph ph "1111111 50,000 CASES OF WASHTNGTON, Oct conditions in Tennessee resulted SITUATION MUCH BETTER FLU OVER SOUTH GRIIHDIVIIII Powdered Soap Your Grocer Has It! state health board stated that reports carrying 3,398 cases of Spanish influenza had been received from thirty-two of the sixty-seven counties of the state.

Madison leads with 2.000 CRSOS and eighteen Mobi lew ith 608: Walker with 400, and Jefferson with over 200. GATHERINGS FORBIDDEN COLUMBIA, S. Oct. of counties. mayors of towns and health authorities throughout South Carolina were notified by the state board of health to close at once all NEWPORT, R.

I. new cases of Spansh influenza and tour death. among the sailors of the second naval district and only a few new cases and two deaths among the civilian population in this city during the last twenty-four hours, was the encouraging report given out. I. FARMER KILLED BY TRAIN STATESVILLE, Oct.

V. Farwell, a prosperous farmer and I' OVER 1,000 NEW CASES Nearly all of Larger Cities of South Have Barred Public Gatherings 1 I schools, churches, theaters and public ORDER SCHOOLS CLOSED gatherings in an effort to check the further spread of Spanish influenza. BIRMINGHAM. Oct. ENGINE HEATS HOSPITAL public schools were ordered closed for a period of two weeks on account of MINEOLA.

N. Oct. 8.A spur the Spanish influenza situation. This track was hurried constructed here and action was taken by the board of edua locomotive run close to the new 2,000 cation following a joint meeting of the bed army hospftal in order to provide board, the board el healtn and the city steam' heat for 1.200 emergency pa- commission. Knoxville Enjoys the Distinction of Having a Gift Shop of Exclusive Merchandise, the Prices of Which Are Within the Reach of All 1 LL NORFOLK, Oct.

than 1,000 new cases and close to two score deaths from Spanish influenza were reported in Norfolk and Portsmouth during the last twenty-four hours. Colder weather and a bleak wind last night health officials feared will cause am increase in the disease. EN'S IL, CUIL MIDSHIPMAN; NURSE, DEAD MOBILE IS CLOSED TIGHT BRISTOL FLU SITUATION BRISTOL, Oct. 8.Cases of Spanish Influenza In this city hays reached sp. proximately 3,000 In number with the epidemic spreading rapidly.

Physiciani here say the situation is becoming alarming despite the precautions taken In closing theaters, schools and ATLANTA, Oct. influenza which started in epidemic form in the month ago, now spread throughout the south, de, spite drastic action of health officials. Unofficial reports from a score of the large cities in the south show more than 50,000 cases reported among the civilian populations, while hardly a single army carnp has escaped. The mild still prevailing in the south, has made the disease less fatal than in the east, and the, death rate is comparatively small. Tidewater, where the malady first got its hold in the south continues to lead in numbers of cases.

The Hampton Roads seition, comrrising Norfolk, Newport 'News and ANNAPOLIS, 0 S.Robert G. Campbell, of New Orleans, a midship man of the first class, died at the United States rtaVal academy 'hospital from influenza. Miss Gladys Wig ley, a nurse at the hospital, also died from It. NOT JUST ORDINARY THINGS, BUT REAL WORKS OF ART. THE SIMPLEST GIFT BEARS A MARK OF DISTINCTION WHICH MAKES IT DOUBLY VALUED.

THE FACT THAT THESE ARTICLES QUOTED-1k BOTH USEFUL AND ORNAMENTAL WILL COMMEND THEM TO YOU. THE GOVERNMENT SAYS DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING churches. All public meetings have AGED SPORTSMAN IS DEAD beem prohibited and people are urged not to oongregate. of Pulaski, called on the city offiCHICAGO, Oct. 8Patrick 3.

"Paddy" dales here for aid and phsicians have Carroll, an old-time manager of boxers, been sent there. Undertakers anti MOBILE, Oct. 8In view of. 'the prevalence of an epidemic of influenza in Mobile, moving picture places. theaters and other places of amusement.

churches and public and parochial school houses and pices of public meetings were ordered closed by the committee of public health. Gath erings of crowds upon the streets or public places of the city are prohibited. The city health officer reported twenty-eight new cases in the city making a total to date of 285. FLU -GRIPS OAKDALE. 1 EVERY PHYSICIAN SICK II EARLY AND WE ARE READY IN EVERY DE How Many Hearts Will Quicken At The Gift Of SILVER Special To The Knorville Serittnel.

OAKDALE, Oct. 8.More than lee cases of influenza have been reported in Oakdale. The most serious situation cOnnection with the care of the sick arises from the fact that not one of Oakdale's physicians is able to attend to his work. Dr. Galyon, the last doe-or to take the influenza, has been con-hied to his room since Satunflay night.

Monday four physicians came from Chattanooga and gave attention to hose most needing care, but they reurned to their homes Monday night. It is thought Tuesday by those caring for the sick that the situation is better. Not many new cases- have developed ithin the last few hours. 1 r- 'A. ,..1 JO' 0 st, 0 a a '1 I 1 nr 1 0.

77, I 1 etrito, 4., 1 4, 1, 0 lopkiis, Ati A AIL I 1 A 1, 1 i 1 1 Wily 1, I i "411 F- 1 all'' I 14, 0 F't I I A 1 1' 'V i kmt lin 4 I i 19i sb I Id mg 1 or 'Ai 1 III 6 see 4 I 04 I I 11 1 tlit, I Ilf 1 I 1 It II I I 04 i ilonnumillipalpiCt ilimoloommt I I I I Mr 4,,,. "114111db 11 i 500 CASES AT JACKSON I The. lasting gift, the life time gift which may be later handed down to younger generations. Our stock includes Sterling, Sheffield and Community Silver. A FEW SUGGESTIONS IN STERLING SILVER Flat Ware insets, also odd Spoons, Servers, etc, Tea Balls Napkin kings Sandwich Trays, Bon Bons, Vases, Bat; 'gets, Coffee Sets, including pot, cream and sugar; IN SHEFFIELD.

Trays of different desips and sizes from $10.00 to' $35.00. Chop Plates, Meat Dishes, Gravy Dishes Servifig Dishes, Baskets, Sandwich Trays, Water Pitchers, Crumb Sets, Tea Sets, etc. Community Silver, good for all the time service, with a 50 year guarantee. Reliance Plate with a 25-year guarantee. Par Plate with a 10-year guarantee, in all the wanted pieces.

MIRRORS PARTMENT. BEGIN TOMORROW. A Woman Never Tires of the Sparkling Richness of CUT GLASS Every piece is useful and always acceptable. Cut Glass Water and Ice Tea Sets with piicher and tumblers to match, would make a nice all the year gift. We have these from $5.00 up.

Other suggdtions are: Nappies, Bon Bon Dishes, Celery Trays, Salt and Peppers, Vases, Flower Holders, Bowls of all sizes, in a variety of designs. We also have a large collection of stock glassware, Tumblers and Ice Tea Glasses, In of qualities and patterns, at any price wanted. 4 Any Woman Would Appreciate a Gift of PYREX WARE This ware, which includes Baking Dishes of all sizes, Ramekins, Pudding Dishes, Pie Plates, Casseroles, is a transparent glass, either plain or etched, which will stand the test of very intense heat. The food is served in the dish in which it is baked and makes a handsome ance. In selecting gifts for a housewife inslude PYREX WARE.

Entirely new are the SILEX COFFEE MACHINES made of Pyrex glass with which either electricity or alcohol may be used. Equally suitable for coffee or tea. The prices are from $4.50 to $15.00. Dinner Ware Open Stock Patterns JACkSON, Oct. 8-1Iealth I authorities of Jackson ordered publie schools, theaters and churches closed today.

and all public meeting abandoned at preaent. on account of the Influenza epidemic' now raging here. Five deaths have occurred since' Saturday, and there are upwards of 500 cases in the city. 2,000 CASES OF "FLU" I Ice Loxes on Wheels Ice I Oct. 8.Systematic traind trig the report to health authoritiea cf a.

number of cases of Spanish in-; fluensa. Health Meer Flannigan a uggettion that all public; dances announced in the city be die- 1 ntinued until such time as the elanrsr of a spread of the disease Is Cover. ith over 2,000 cases at Camp IA e. 1 cud many of the soldiers daily vinit- I the city, the health officer has to ken this step to prevent an epidemic bf re. Ten deaths were reported at the mp yesterday with 400 new cases.

1 1 4 A fancy panel Mirror, of heavy plate glass with artistic frame of burnished goldwould find a welcome place in any home where the unusual, and new are appreciated. We have these just in, from $10.00 to $17.50 TEA WAGONS Not an essential, but a great convenience are these tea wagons. Where there is no maid in the home they can be made to save the housewife many steps. These are in mahogany and oak, and selection may be made of prices from $10.00 to $50.00. Other mahogany gift articles are Clocks, in a variety of designs, Nut Bowls, Chimes, Desk Sets and Trays of many kinds.

Our trays of Japanese lacquer are very much admired and would be mast acceptable gifts, priced at $1.50 to $5.00. Folding Bed Trays, either white enamel or mahogany, will fourid Useful gifts. BOLSHEVIKISM IS PAYING 1 1 1 I i' ot ti III 1 il I 1 a il Including English Porcelains, Havalsuid, Nippon China, English Bone China, Minton, Royal Worcester, Royal Many people prefer to buy a -beginning to their set and add to it as they can. Find your friend's preference in ware and design, and start her set this Christmas. This is an easy and inexpensive way of sup.

plying your table handsomely. A large shipment of Ham; Painted Nippon China ordered 1917, is just being received. It includes Tea Sets, Chocolate Sets Breakfast Sets, Sugar and Creams, Cake Plates, Jelly Dishes Comports, Mayonaise Dishes, Salad Bowls and dozens of other useful, sensible gift items. Gifts Electrical Dwellers In apartment houses, and those who do light housekeeping should learn the joy of cooking "electrically." With one of our Electric Table Stoves, breakfast may be ready in only a few minutes, without trouble. Toast, coffee, breakfast bacon, eggs, can be prepared on these.

The price $10.00. Electric Percolators in different shapes and sizes, ranging in price from $12.50 to $18.00. Electric Chaffing Dishes, very useful, $17.50. Can you think of a more acceptable gift? uiFty The Associated Press. ANIArrElIDAM.

Oct. S.The experience of an Austrian banker with Bolshevik methods. when he made a business trip to East Russia recently is the talk of the Vienna bourse, advices received here state. The banker wits arrested and timed. Disguised as a peasant he escaped with 100.000 rubles In his posseesion.

lie fell In with cikmpony of Bolshevikt who. despite Ms i protests. took and divided the coot. tents of his pockets. 1 I "Share and share alike Is the rule here." they explained, handing him 1 back his "share." which Ail only a 1 tenth of his capitol Refrigerator cars for carrying meat are ice boxes traveling on wheels.

Most people in America would have to go without fresh meat, or would have to pay more for what they could get, if it were not for these traveling ice boxes. Gustavus F. Swift, the first Swift in the packing industry, saw the need of these traveling ice boxes before others. He asked the railroads to build them. The railroads refused.

They were equipped, and preferred to haul cattle rather than dressed beef So Gustavus F. Swift had to make the cars himself. The first one was a box car rigged up to hold ice. Now there are 7,000 Swift refrigerator cars. Each one is as fine an ice box as you have in your home.

Day and night, fair weather and foul, through heat and cold, these 7,000 cars go rolling up and down the country, keeping meat just right on its way to you. Thus another phase of Swift Company's activities has grown to meet a need no one else could or would supply, in a way that matched Swift Company ideas of being usefuL When you see one of these Swift Company cars in a train, or on a siding, you will be reminded of what is being done for you as the fruit of experience and a desire to serve. Lend the Way They Fight Swift 8c Company, Ac -tr Buy Liberty Bonds U.S.A. Knoxville Local Branch, 421 E. Jackson Ave.

E. T. Robertson, Manager Lend the Way I. Liberty Fight Buy Liberty Bonds as the fruit of experience and a desire to serve. Swift 8z Company, U.S.A.

Knoxville Local Branch, 421 E. iaCkson Ave. E. T. Robertson, Manager Electroliers and Floor Lamps.

For milady's boudoir we have charming electric lamps, either mahogany or white, with dainty Dresden silk shades. Bradley and Hubbard Electroliers with copper, brass or bronze bases and combination irridescent glass and metal shades. The price range of these is from $12.00 to $35.00. Mahogany Floor and Reading Lamps with handsome silk shades give an air or distinction to any room. NVe also have a full assortment of Mahogany Electroliers with silk shades of different colors.

ANOTIIER INDISPENSIBLE A Hotacold Bottle Whether you want to serve things hot or cold, it makes no difference, a Hotakold Bottle will do it These we have in 1.2 pint, pint and quart sizes. Also Hotakold Lunch Kits, and Hotakold Bedroom Sets daintily enameled. The range of prices is from $2.00 to Truly a very sensible gift any one of these would be. 1 Moon. thouteti.

his fortunes took a I turu for the better. Ile fell In with another band uhich added to Its ranks ragged individual from whoa. pock. ets roubles was Thie um was pooled and carefully divided and the banker received fat I share. Eventually he returned to IVienna with 110000 roubles.

"There are two sides to commun. Ism." he now says. 00 mmo Ivory Toilet Articles We were among the first to Introduce these toilet articles in Knoxville, and our stock does not Include the light. weight, cheap articles often seen, but are of the best quality of Parisian Ivory la exclusive designs. These may be had in sets or single pieces and Include every needed Item for toilet purposes.

A suggestion: Start a set by giving a piece or two, and add to It by degrees. HOG ISLAND IS NOW GREAT SHIPYARD HOG Aluminum Ware Always Useful and Acceptable. Dolls For the Little Folks In Prices from 50c to $5.00 PIIIIADELPIIIA. OJt. In Irma than a year from deeolato waste.

practically inatooll Ibis. Into the greatest shipyard in the world Is the story. In brief. of Bog Wand, It was hardly more than ten month after the first surveyor ran a line through the length of tha le. land that Mn.

Woodrow Wilson, wife of the provident. christened the first to be launched at Me big plant. Vrorn. Ile fifty ways. very soon, three fabricated steel rano earlier, a wool' will elide Into the Delaware river with splamh that soon must welt Into a tidal wave rolling In the direction of Uermany.

rill twrmro drool Ibis II wor.Itt toland intont PI It lino lam' tt th Vrom rattt lc 'took rivre welt dItyrt Ithenante: I 0 11 1 1 i 1 ti, 4, Z-Ab 1 It 0 S. 4 i .0, This Is a most wonderful collection of really beautiful Dolls, Character Dolls with china heads, real hair, dressed and undressed. Enough dollies of all sizes to make every little girl In town harry Christmas morn. Ing. But to get what your little girl wants, tome early.

Our Aluminum Ware includes two standard brands --WEAREVER and VICOand our assortment COMprises every needed cooking utensil as well as trays. The usual prices on these are asked. d' hS -u fltfl MONVI TO LOAN ON Poet Estate, IL IL RA yoliO 702 Primo MOH a.