Sterling Standard from Sterling, Illinois • Page 1

ADVEETIS1NO tit letting know wha don't fcnbw what ydu en yetir STERLING DAILY GAZE 125. AND DAILY STANDARD STERLING, ILLINOIS, SATURDAY, NOV. 25, 1916, ADVIRTISINQ ft letting people who don't knew what you have on your thet- to PRICE TWO CENTS. FORFEIT IS FIXED Contractors Assessed $300 For Failure To Complete Pav- ing On Schedule. CITY TOOK PART OF BLAME According, Figures Of second Avenue "Cost for' the "t.iVtiiiK 'if middlf of Mumitiei the company tn de iriK i'lt account of hom Tb.l* otf'i'i fimpatty late in Hie in thf ofilftiancc Jiiissril ll lontrnxi.

a Tfit. 1 tn. tal of II tnilch of Illic de through Hit" city wnB hiitlt. 'I'ht' tuiiit'l Itrovcifipnt.t fluiilly $.100, This, milil ntxiut five ilolla FULTON MAN ROBBED ,1 Michigan Resort 8 Into And Goods to Chicago. irne i i ot i.

i.v;< Mr. Aithus 'Mil I I ii''it" Mi 1 'I hvil nks foil! family it hi I etttployi-s MAYORA.1PLATT Makes Public Statement Regarding Delays In City incj Contracts. ALSO GIVES HIS REASONS For Continuing The Contrast With The Conducive Paving Company. GREEK PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT GOES TO WAR WITH BULGARIA CRUCIAL STAGE Has Been Reached In Battle For Possession Of The City Of Chihuahua, rlirlil Ih' The bui ntnotint, the tnnym. iluy linn Wf'lidl ihi 4 i1 favontbly FELL OVERDEAD Francis Riddell.

Father Of Mrs. C. E. Sagle, Strickun At Home In DeKalb. FUNERAL WAS HELD TODAY The Deceased Had Acted As Agent For Wells Fargo Express Co.

Some Time. ti I Kinu fonstrintj pro-i'illv ir thrit ntrinv At fiotn tin i-r lir- -I (, party i i iirnrnt ap- linLde at 1 il until wnon it M. ami UK' rujtt nf iho nntK 'li-vicil aicaiimt nwnoin. Attornt-y tn'iU ifon'HNrni'tit roll nf rrmt -tn in aftrrtloon to Illi 1 with County William A. and to hi nianil him flav to Tifat to thf At tlm nii'i'tleii? iilsht tti ihc amount of of the total CON! wf-rr onlt'nnt 10 he pnlil thr rontnu'torM.

a.sMiifaiK-fs had tM'f'ti inailt- that all of tlir liillM nf tin 1 lii-t-n paid, liiK to thf contrui't ninJ lly thf unKiiHM-r'K toitay.lt wan found thai the Si'i-- olid uvpnuf nf- -tot III home oil tii II Hint BYllTEBS Rihordy rice McCormick Wene Struck By the Shoi 3ne i Kstclla Hlbordy and Maurice Slct'ormlck have. JUKI made the an- ntnmcement that they were tn the back of their heitdn a week ago )uKt Sunday, They have been, keepliiK it Htitl In the hope that a- clue, might In? gained of Hie perpett but yet nothttiK bet learned that identify the guilty partieH. Hlbordy li.y.eH on WeKt street, and tlie vanre nchool on the (ioliler road In lluhmtmun towiiHhip. (in the day named was a ride by Mr. MoCormlck.

who liven with father In Hnhniuniin. They IIIK', gone- out of I'lilU mile and a half and. innking the accent of the long ipadinK up to the bridge goinR ovw tlin canal, they two hunt-' in a Held. The auto pnsi'eeded up the incline and just ut thM point it dog belopKinjf to tin- ran in front of the car and wan. struck.

The Uojr not xeen by" the gem In the ear It Kiiddenly ran Jn front of the car. MJHK Kibordy turned around to look the. window to see the dot; had been Hhe tmw one "of the, men de)jb- t-rately mine hiH gun to hJx whotild in Hhe "I believe (hey art' gnliMft to nboot tin." then thp report of the gun was heard 'ami "MimultaneptiHly Uicy were strnrlt by Hit' Hhot from the KUII. Htrtic'li Imcli Of the 1111(0. Thlrty-xevon of them pu suing tliroiiKh the curtain.

1'jve of -them struck JUbonly ou the. bU of tho head. Heveral hit Mr. mlck anil one KoiiiB In deeply llm right ear. The couple t'oiitlnucd on to Tampico they went to a doctor and the removed.

MlMtT lilhordy not af fcnttul hy (IIP nlio(M ami was able 'to teach liquid Monday morning. Mr: McCormick him had little trouble with neck where truted uuHt 1 deeply, luit he haw been able to work umml. om the i national church in He- U. lating. liet'A'eelt Ijle )tolll'H of S'l a III) I tun morning.

Mr. Uiddcll went to huine ufter completing hi" for the day, ftl tip for fcuppni- and vviiii 4tinujt IM ust: the towel, when he fell over, and when Kiddell reached hli "-ule, dead. The uroFier was noltlletl as was the Chlvf Police, who js it son, und Coronet's iati 15. A. Wright an- Hwered the call, and after a whorl ex- remb'red verdict that the tiliin came to hln a stroke of Ii'rancis Kiddell was horn oil January nt Cohouru, Canada, and (here grew to niunhood.

being reared tn a farm. January I'L'. ISiiS. Mr. Kid- Ml united in marriage at C'oburg.

Ciuiada. To this there were horn four ami' four daughters. Two of the daughters have preceded tftelr father the lictter haul. In the Jilrv-UldtUai a-tui- f.wnily. moved to Illinois, llrNt junt iiiMlile DeKalh county, on a farm near' Maple Park.

Shortly after this In unit ti'j thr jnililt tin' an Ins explanation PAVING IMPROVEMENTS IN CITY OF STERLING. To At Thosf I THE have hi'i'ti fiany inlsitato- nts and xo many falxc concf-rnlnt; the two paving i-on- on which opriti'tl hy the t'ity of Sli-rliHK on si. 'hat I liciii'Ve it proper it MlntctlYl'nt should lie made Iiy UN of the Local lizard of I'lihlic Itupfoyo- a.s to- nt li'ast the linanrlal uation hi MO far UM it to the property ownern Inti'i eMed and the City of Sterling the Iiiiifi were opened on June coyeriiu; them' Iniprovi-meiitti. cnn-- trac-t wan not I'tit into to tConUmitxl on STOLE PIECE -ember. ISS3.

trrr-fwrnily aualn moved, this time comiliK to flcKalh. to live, svhere Mr. Hid'ilell took employtuent ttitli uluit iti'rnnv the ATneiiuitit tfteel X- Wire compatiy. 'Mrs. Itiddell panned away May UM.C after short Mr.

Kidded wnV apain mnrrled nlioiil niiu- yi-arn iKOMo MI.SH Howard, and uliice that time' the family home IUIM been maintaincil on HaiNh uvenue. Mr. lUddell iitnoni; the (IfNt DeKalb people to be IK nelltted by 'tile America Steel Wire peiiHlon plan ind after hi IIIK placec.l on Ihe penwion iifit. operated a utoh- for a tlnn- and ilsii acti-il HK'-tit for WellM Far- He to A BIG INDUSTRY Fulton Secures Champion Motor Car Company With Capital. FIRST CARS EXHIBITED Company Expects To Make From 1,500 To 2,000 Cars Daily Eventually.

Kult.vn has net rl Use Motor conifany, which IK at The stuff of Incor- inciiuli' men nf capital 'and 7 7 ttie iiiiloiniiliile indiistrT. The, value of the plant to Ktilton is -to tMimnte, of tipoti but it is expected it will briiiK In a larKe number of ftkilltnl- InrKf-nnm'-- hers oj htborvm, and the pay roll will he The Organization. Its orunnlzatliin of wub- and men. recojtntitrd ainonK the most prominent in automobile and other Industries In the middle Wldlar, of t'levclftnd. tho prejtjtji in, in one of nnmt subxtitntlal bu'slnens m-n, Identllifit UK otliret and J'trector in many of rnoNt sucieHRful and prominent enterprises.

In the uccesMury field well and favorably known (is the i.resldent of the Jiffy- tompaoy, nninufacturer.H of the jack of this name, which in known throughout the tuituDtoblle tnnle. Champion la tnntt to carry l.voti poundw, fit for the delivery work of any kind retailer, jobber, factory-. IS BLOODIEST OF THE WAR Villa Expected To Lay Siege Tc City Until Food And Ammunition Run Low. rtJy UnTlfH Press. 1 El Paso.

Nov. noon today the assaiitt upon Chihuahua City w.is ttill'trt Mexienn defacto officials at Jw.irer declared they had ns information of the rpjult the fighting so fat- and ho details have been received. Several of Gen. Trcvino's staff hsvo been killed in the tvvo day's fighting preceding today. Gen, M.

Cnndara was killed in the first attack and two Car- Mnzista colonels, a captain lieutenant of staff, fell fighting at the side of Gen. the Mexican consulate announced today. LAUNCH FIERCE ATTACK. i.Hx I'mted I'tcHU i S'UHO, T'-v Nov. furious upon ill-fenders' firnt line tlelleheM, Vtila iii'iliUI IllN third mini: iit dnj'- ItiraU toiia)'.

Sitnultstneoilfdy cavalry hat'k'eM net'' upon the enst- ei and not thei Jincs of the city and it i.oliifnn attempted io Hlortn the on Santti hill, dominating the city from BORN WHEN JEFFERSON WAS PRESIDENT SHE IS NOW 110 YEARS OF AGE GAIN A hut Int'I I'l'T I iK.f;| is and Rif'rif- hf Teutons Successfully Crossed the Danube Into Says Berlin. ith Nov. Murnp. nt III Hi- vide HUM t-u-l thr. i' farnllv Slu- t'utM lived In.Jt.b.e -nrrff- Hr-r r-rrlfPT't loathe 1 of-, hei John TAKE HREE MORE TOWNS Three Roumanian- Officers And 800 Men Reported ed By Germans.

i i i. Hi I uar I "oj is TWO OBSTACLES To Ray An Man 70 Years Of Age Settled With Wyne-Deaver Co. And bUck noon discontinued the how- hut held the office of (Kent and for tlie three years hiiK leen located ill the. office of Cofey Cvan.s on Xorth Hired. Thursday Mr, Hlddell WIIM thought feeling title, and: remarked Mrs.

lUdde'll that evening: that fccliiiK than he had fit Koine limo paM minium later, and the soul had jutted away. There are left to mourn the death of well known man, his wife, three brothers. Walter, of. Winnipeg, Canada, Will of Toronto, and Hubert of t'al- 4itry; four Minn of i'ohtutrg. Mf8.

James City. cft. and another (dH There arc four ti'fM by tho -firm Walter Daviil ter at t'ryMtal SOILS and two marriage also Frank W. llv- AT OIXON A numht'r the and. Hot'k KallH on going to lllxoii cvt-ning to at-, HIP jtilltflcfttimi of the which IM to In- held this cv- 4'innt! 'J'li0 which wan user! in Hterlinjf iinfl all iho otlu'r sood (VutHroM i--t''thc Ifiitonsliiition hud lierc svlll ho reproduced HI the- affair o't i-vening Pison, WRONG CUT USED.

In tho Sullivan He advci printed in I'riday'M CaMtme tliri.MUjh an error the vnonx cut Tlu 1 Wiiw tuit Wan UHi-d instead of" Tile t'llln lielllK and very inuch alike, Jill hut Frtuik whu la if the JJcKalh policv depa.rtnieiit. itiK in t'hioago, Two daujjhtei-H nrv, i'. uf Hli'iliiiK, and I. two daviKh- 'haying! away few Thisdat'eawcd hajl nicinhcr of t'onsi'cKational for jnany yearn pant atiiliatinif with that denomination in and has always taken dccji intercut in the church work. As one man WJIH Jiwini to any, "If Uicie was ever a man in (JcKalli.

and oiic to unuwcr dcath'H call; it wan l-'ranciM All DcKnlb certainly the imtttiint; thin man ami lend to the soiTu wing wife. chiidi'cn and of ami n(any vvordw durkcst 'hour Mr. and Mm. Dan Ramsdell Married Fifty Yeart AQO Today, Mr. und welt Known of this city, were nntr- ried fifty yearn ago today.

No celebration W-ilM- phitinerl for' (lie eyi-ir! but their many, atul vvill pojit-in wiMiiM many more h.i|ipy years together. A mnn ctvltiK the nnme of J. M. l-'in- ey, wan apprehended Friday about'noon jn nit alleged rb.trge of MteaJinK it twelve dollar fur neck piece, nt the Wyne-I leaver store, but WHH later glv- ell Ills freedom, Slab), manager of the the mu'i came into their place of hiiHincKM tihortty noon and asked for u. cornet on approval, lie Inter vittltcd the fur department on the uiil floor and Heeu to pull down from the line of the fur -neck ttieccfi, 'mid one of the young lady HUS'ft "lie Haw him shove one into the pocket of Ills overeout, Mr.

Stahl ImmeiUately notified, ind he Mtaried out after the.man. He found. IsiU'i JiuiL denied taking the fyr but. he willing to pay for and produced it check for pixty dol- the 1 ifegon jy I'harloa HulK'i tleiil. and to CliarlcH liigH.

It wan claimed by l-'inley tliat But- 'erlleld a farmer living, between )reKon jiiid l-'i'nnklin tJroVe. Mel UK iHketl to hnvc the cticiijx l-'in- ey had finding any one to lo Mr. Stabl made ovel 1 -he (fonuine.vs id' I lie check but tHMild lear nothiiiK fruin Mr. Hutiertleld. Mr.

Stithl turned l-'inley over to the iiolice. Ixuer in the afternoon tho Wyne- tieavei' Co, jiwore out a A-arriiii't for lite i Nt and he iiefore for a heiiriim," It was brought out "that WJIH of age. The pimtpont-iluntil (ivorninR. Pending the continiKtviic.e. Khoftly af.l-> It wftH'Ki'ttntcd.

njid ither inemberw of the compnity mid the Ttuii Finley got together 'and the man icknowltulKcd to them he took the fur mil he puid for-lt, and 'he were thltt morniiiK ca.se- WHH bus or jiiney cut. It IK mado In four leadliiK of body. UH open express with t'larc six pott hody Mi. I Cell filTi t-S; iHitfy llh and lirnel. In addition to bodies, which will take care of all ordinary rrouln the Champion Motor Car company in prepared to furnish any' special hody that might lie dt'Hired.

The nine 'with tMiOaii jxiuaie feet under roof, includ- iiiK one of HghleHl and JieHt equipped liKsemhly in the country, coverliiK feet on the Around iloor, The nucleus of thin plant was originally the Fulton Foundry at Fulton, hut it til ln'i'n enlurRed and to meet motor in iTiiuircnu'tns, the main building la a douhlo track 'itUlliiK tiv the main line 150. feet away. Front- Ins on IJncoj.n Highway to the north, the building Is three with a second Tin the northwest for and draftliiK 1 partment. factory been in operation tor several weekH an I ten till-the model have lieen iinlslied and.nrt' now on in I-'ulton. The full capactiv of tlu! lant, when ruiiiuiii; force, will ho from ihteen hundred to two tliMUKaliil per da-y.

IHcial annoiitu of thr- third day's battle was made early today tin rein, jiRent at tlie hefe, A. h.c'i yy. infantry had been mnsncd up- on'Sitnta hill to repel the ers who 'were after the field KUIIH. hand to band llKhtinu over the pi.iK.«esftlott of the wax iir proKredx, cavalry attempted, to tsuin 'an 1'ittranco Into the. town.

Today's tiKhtiiiK' will the fate nf I'hlhuahtia city, Mexican defacto of- Jit-lnls -at predicted. In I'. H. oltitVal-envies lure the fall of the city in expected before night. Secret Hcrviee men reported to the 8.

department itKentK that wire cotnmunlcittion between Juarez and rity had ceased. At the consulate it was 'sntid several had been received from Gen. dHy-a of the ment BUYS BUSINESFCOLLEGE Prof. Scovjll the it to Fridity I'rof. Scovlll, owner tuid tnan- of I lie Inn lintr, I'lintoii iitul until recently the one nt DeKalb.

completed a whereby-, he becomes the owner of Urovvn'H business college at Prceport. About month ago he sold the col. Iege.nl DfKalh Dlrkes, who been principlil of the collcKe. fur I'rof. Scovill £ur the paHt year or two.

I'rof. Scovlll jttarted at the ne- eoilntions for the college'at Freoport mid finally succeeded in lilndlitK Are All That Stand In Way Of Agreement For Withdrawal From Mexico. CARRANZA MAY SIGN IT Villa Victory At Chihuahua Thought Would Upset All The Withdrawal Plans. I'nrl 'iioat. (Staff t'orrespondent of fniteil Press.) Nov.

and (Sen. VHIa stood 1 fruition 1 Atlantic t'lty conference for of tien. IVr- fnicen from Mexico within the next -10 tin The so.vx i la prepared to ratify the protocol in na much Us it was shaped on terms which President Wilson himself npprm't'd, What Ueii. ('(irranast will do is a problem, though the administration be- Moves lie. will ninn it even though it may be distasteful, because of the Inclusion of the provlHion.

that I'. S. mny follow bandits into Mexico lit any time. The other obstacle mny be eliminated by the Chihuahua buttle military men stay, but tlu-y do not overlook disastrous situation that would follow a victory for Villa nt this strategic point. Villa Is an ek-ment in tho situation from the fartr; that the withdrawal of the forces, conditional condltiotiN remitlninK i Uy I'nitf My vllle.

Nov. IIIK tin- and obtaining tt on Uournanlfin soil wns an- riotinreii in foilay'fi stntPrnent descrlp- of I'-iplure of Ihree more towtif) South if ibe Alt in th" Trur-tjiylvanlft Alls by (iti- man ttlso nnnoiinced. I'-iiti Hoiimanlan was en! onnteieil. Three Roumanian olllcerii and nien were caiitureil. tho ittntr- ment 1 of enemy for- i In Hi" lou lamM of the lower Alt btoki-n," the there firlnjr.

I'ofiefi Kained a ne'iir ItiiVe Mittenient said. "In was mutual artillery of the, central empire the Danulw nnd on Uoiimanlan noil Civilian iiihabHantu af KM in taken part In up- tory now would tipsm all the withdraw- tl plans and create Intolerable northern Mexico conditions, the lisjhiliiK jiKtiintit the Teutonic troops." Froth tin- Mat'edonian front came- nf Italian ndvnnfPH Ji.orihjJLnd__ww«t_j_if_Moj}a«tlr_untl by the north of From Archduke front it wtw reported: "In the Gyprjiyo motintainn, a hostile attack on HfitiU'onoatHl Jhnra was sanjiiiinarily repiilHed," GERMAN FLOTILLA FRUSTRATED (Ity I'tilted PreSH.) London, HriB Nov. attempt by a Germiui di-Htroyrr (lot 11 on Thursday night tivapproneh the Downs MUM fni.strati'd Iiy patrol voanela, admiralty annoutued today. Six man ileHtroyetH were Iti Iho Pijuadron. When they were Righted the enemy fired twelve roundn Immediately Kteutned away.

RAINS IN THE WEST. (Hy United London, Nov. but hwiu'y nUns are reported hy CJen, on the Hrltiwh front tortay. PROBE ARMY SCORES EARLY Oliphartt Payea Way For Touchdown BRIEF Is Accused Of Passing Bad Checks And Leavipg With Sterling Girl. PLEASANT VISIT.

Kterling friends have received lottern from 'Mrs. Inane ItHmmer recently, who In tipemlltiK the winter with who in in the employ of the Government in. I'. I. Sin 1 writes that is enjoying her visit iiniiH-nscly iind seen many Intel ent- iiiB thiiiHH duritiK Mtay there.

BUYS VALUABLE LAND. J. Forder him just 'purchased of Martin Hroty- six Kcr.es of hind near Sin- ni.ssi|ipi HelKht-M for tiiOu per wore. 5tr. l-'order-co'iihiderK this uew rich land which haw.

never been touched by it plow tin any In the for ami It will for that bo cleared und UMU! THE rtM'ct SIR GEORGE JWHITE DIES Knts iSo -Sir' iJi UJ -1 i. rioli III l. READY FOR CLOTHING AH For Gifts "Of All I Ready- For Gifts Of -'cliu IH 'lll IJ tty -I. li I initlcd a ctt-j'' hall clotll" iK ati.v. The And Science Club In' Different Placet.

'At iho same lime the I'ounly luwtiiate annual flon's arc lieini: held TownslTJi' High huitdliiK In KJ, ncM. the lloiiscliold I'luh will tutld- hig IIH 'a'niiuai nieeUns the Sterling M. A iuiildliiK It (irst e'lidcH to linlil the M'SHUJIIH or both or- imiiK.it ions in tile Idiilding. hut I uas diMMVerei) (he IHifh tichool Tor 'i'lii-j i the vyill he 'nci-dnyH The progratn anil "ill lin i t'etV lillle. inteii-tiling one ul the Ihice IH-HII; comp for A COfltRECTJON, Fu the Bawket Grocery advertisement lu Friduy'H Gazette line WUK put in the wron.g place utHU'r tluOu-ucU ing j'i Mhoulifhuyw feud--- frewh duy, I'e 'tUy t'nited J'olo GrouiiiJfj.

The Army scored against the Navy this aUeriioon within two mln- utw after the play heuan In the annual ki-rvlce same, Ward kicked off for the Navy ami Uliphant caught the bull on hUc. own l'i line and' raced nearly the lentil of Itcld to the Navy live yard He made, a remarkable corkscrew, open field run. The bull watt then shov.nl over for it touchdown but the Army tailed to kick goal. FOOTBALL SCORES. of Uie InteroBt taken in number of today The.

Gazette will in. window the BcoreM of the Yale- Harvard, Army-Navy, Norlh- state, Mitn. ami HH soon OH 'they received this after- Commerce Important Subject. Study (Hy United Pmm.) D. Nov.

25. Flow to equally dlstfibue the nation's supply and thereby coinbat the ever rifling prices, was mibjeeted to guvornnuuit study today when the connnncc di'iiarlincnt, under the perHonnl supeK'lHlon of Bee- retnry Hedileld. tieRttn work on' thu iHicHtlon. that offecta ev- cry inhat)ltant of country. is the belief of administration of- expreHsed to today, that thft chief fen 'twin higher prices now lies In the'foct' that production was below norma), whlla the exporth l-ave greatly Increased.

WILL Ashes Of Jack London Will Find Rest- John t'herry, lately of and at present far from tho. place." in wanted very'biidly by a niimlu'r of pcvtvimiH In tin little village to the south. S.ttiH-dny that youns man nuinber- in Harmon and in Walnut, purporting by Ii. Powers, All of tlHin proyed be worlhlctiM. The checUs eaciifd in Ha.rtnon it is for the Minis? of ami Sin The one cashed by a restaurant mitn tit Walnut WMH for $45.

Tho alit malir It had but I.ut agreed to send thi? icmuiniufe to t'heriy iii t'hicago. the money, and jjil I Mtid to lie named aie alleged to have out of town in an iHlchtiig the iti a nwu'by town and'gi'iitK to t'hicugo. Arriving there the uirl to home of win-re'she found by her parentei. In meantime, thcje x- itenient in Harmon. -when.

bojic. the worthless i 1 Cfceiue.d ihcrn the bunk, aiii.I uiic (luvsij, 1 uiK' I'hcity isi is Kit bgt to be I I he fotittvily in Of Ai ttp rei i iiv as woiHd" TvTSfi front her returned from visiting at Mr- M'iHrt O. fortt-r, Is ut her wni fall, Alisri Hosc-t JoVdttn where tho home of her paicntM. Mrs. John Adalr returned, front pjtgo Friday where had been.

iting at the home of her parents, und' Mrs, T. Kagtin. 1'lgs; tttul Martha will Hiiend tlie in iJixon. the. UeiiKKTuiic rally.

Hetty Tatnpica, was a visitor in Sterling tuiluy. Jlcatti! of l-'on Du "Kac, ajntveil here. to spend TluuihsgU ing Ith wije. who itMijk' at the. liiune her purging, and.

Kn-d l-'urjsu Mr. JHid Mrs Dcaii Uiihlcy. of lela, tijicnl tho day in lliia.iil,y shup- in t.tic I It if and bo-r, rr "j-rtrnri O'M Mrs. ICva were ei nunn. HccKiikiH.

of in liii.H city Ad.itiu iicckm'iiu. U. and t'fyrt Heed Saturday uft- Ho a( 'Ifrfottt, Eij the hom of of The Sle-f. from t'uhfon. US Mrs 8iirrfrr.mil 'fuin Wood tuft rivvtl KiiUi-iUu; frotif Jhty.t'tlHtr-t (fly I'ntted Press.) Huntit lUma, Nov.

25. i of Jack Ixuulon were tukt-n to 4 where tomitrruw they will bo Hcjitterejl wintls. to ti -last reruns place in "The Valley of the Simille werylcea, miire of nu-morial than religious, will be carried out. -With tho body of London was uivmeuUHi liiu- farewell mciiuage of his valet. Hefore the the vitlet rl-' Jim wuy throiikh the crowd with "In it is my goodbye, pH'two tiike jt iiwuvv' he' said.

On the pud the valet hud written: "Your wtirilM were tvilver Your- sl- Icncc nuw is gold," "CARSOFCOAl ARE HELD Diitrlct Attorney Clyne In Railroad tlfy Press:) JMstrict Attorney today began an inves- tiguttiou of compuiiius a'ginnwt hold- vwist of (n the ruiiroail yards here- jnul at other tn Illinois. In the Illinois c'r-titral here liutdcd eo.al are (u have, been iatiuidiUK I'rom to three weeks. In the I'hicitgo a- Alton 1.0S loud- ucro cjiunte'il uumf of which had been tin-re November It IK theory that they in held "to boost the prices. LAUNCH WAS CUT1N TWO- TAKE ONLY UNEMPLOYED Germany Denies Any Other Belgians Have Been Deported. United AmMterdant, Holland.

Nov. 85 man atlvlcen received here denied that any hut unemployed Belgians had Veen deported to work In the factories of Germany. They explained that If some who had work were" included among thooe deported It was because the Belgian authorltieti had failed to furnish a proper list of the unemployed und that meuBures will be, taken to through mistake. Tho Cologne Ga- deniiul that the IlflKlans being In "the manufacture of munitions or other war works. UP TO SUPREME COURT Papers Will Be Fired In Adumion By Monday Or (By UnlWd WaahitiBton.

Nuv. of the the AdauiKon eight-hour IBw in up to the U. y. supreme court today. Formal filing of in the in exptnited Monday or at the latent.

Whether the hiKheat trltuinal will tie able or willing to speed up UH proverbially JilowL moving judicial machinery Hi net. finally on the By Jwiuary tttill but the belief iti Htrong that "will nuvwral aftrr N'ew YearB. Usfore this tlone. ituuihti r. usa- ll-iliywn iet or.H 11, n.a iind C'k- 1.1 iu4, Mi am! Mr en fey a an tq Have Drowned.

(By I'nttvd i'trssf Xuv. 'l! L'o the of S.icrniucnt in ou tied fUliofS 111 the Met-1 pa rivvr. 'i kltuwn lo liiive it- rnissuig b.ul liie s.j,!.i,' ALL SHOULDJHAVE $39.28 You Got Your Intorett in the pig Gold Circulation? tl'Jy V'nitwl Washington, NOV. (swollen gold tide in cjnnHalton, at the of tht- jiwai yeitr--was tsuie tliat iheoictM'iilly every man, woman and chilil In the United had, intc.re?it in it. The-I'nitt'd report uu.Ulisiu-4 ttulay ttltuwfil it! ejreulaiion, tin incrvase iss -ovt't- it" 15, with aliout of the aniounigitiii wold.

Report That 27 of the Crew Th.eir from -Muuii WlSlS Nov. i'5 in Ts.vC- icrlM-'-t lriishuveii jn in fut-c- i-tit-.