, "r‘.’ .
a 1' (coin
J
not but reach at the invalu-
whlch his rude the Hat; name an
ms to injure his thinking or fighting
power. '
in this great chain of wars encir~
cling the world there are generals
war thousands of patriotic W
have volunteered their servieea to the
government. Some volunteered their
services in the Army, name in the la-
vv, and rope in various civil employ-
ments. in addition. my in the two
vita rune Min at: W" mm“ m
humuwmmm‘
FLAME. ACCORDING
no TRAVELERS A‘l’ HAr
PARAHDA. MDEN
W ”river-Pan
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lumber of the Associated Puss
The Associated Press is exclusively
_ tied to the use for publication 0‘
‘ news dispatch“ credited to it or
Jot otherwise in this paper and also
”6 local news published herein. _.
All rights of republication of ripe-
do! despatcbes herein are also re-I
log throng ll the Finder: mud. gain-
ing here a mile and there a hill, wear-
ing the Germans “in and down and
could be used to win up his methods
and achielements than that of the
wounded lrirhman.
Hal; doesn't build his dun—outs; he
. down—rho more characteristic phrase ’50 high) as that of the preas of' the
been in cominimlution with the
bipolar! cable tuition in vFllllflllil
for several day», reports from
Etandllmfin persist that Premier
arenaky has gained control of the
nation. The large city dailies. with “PR“- 30110 '1‘ come a!“ from
their tremendous circulation. undetih: Sweden “I“ the Bolsheviki maili-
ma“ '0‘“ '“m“' "l“ 39:1"; e". tuin their hold on Petrograd and
to the humble-1 homes 0 e 1‘“ am preparing for a stout resist-
9'5 i“ "“3“" '“d 0“ "m" ' anee against the forces of Karen-
it will be. found that. no calling. pro
feasion, or business can show a high-
er percentage tif anv can be shown
brilliant generals forceful. generals . l - 1 - 't ~fl 't' _
J” 001.03. l , apparent yrs airing to err: ive
. . ‘aucceaaful and unsuccessful. But :ffiitiiaiizfilfmfw: 1:: $3.33.; new as British loans during the
. .m‘v NOV. 15 1.17 when the wars are all over.and done a“ "e devotlu all or M 0‘ their pug) week wet: ogly one dblllp ozer . '
, -__ "__ __»___-' _,.,_ _ with. when peace lieu gently on ti“ time at '. nominaLcompcnlntlol. or deilhto'aiznwggp‘gne; “9:1: . .
n m ‘WAG. '0’. land. and history in written, Hat; the entirely without compensation to the the submarine 5.“ had since the
floats, .
m‘omw Ina-interviewed. the unilatoxfailheu. service 0! 1M! 00133;?!“ these Amer- ming of ruthless warfare in
" - . Haig the silent, the elective, must " 9"" ' list is ma e Robina . ' '
W tide 11.30 a. In. to 3 china. who have volunteered ry.
' ’take his iii—'11 and shining place. Piow- “ although Poirognti has not
* ' their services to their country. at war
, O, 4 , 4 ,
Suds & Dresses
’ At Wonderfully Attractive Prices
Handsome Winter Coats
W ., . . ' . ,rli‘lkel them. - 118” deVO'M ”’9" taientl, energiel. 1*! Md Generals Kornilofl and 80 - MW “‘1‘ themarket 'flordsv 8“ the mm desirable “0180‘ sea-
. . _.——.——4——-——— and‘space to their government. “Mm“. . Eat?” abfimaucbae V Kerscys. Pom Pom Cloth. Broadcloth. lush.
G SEMI: “143': TTE pofxrozs The loyal foreignvlanxuaile p.08" 1 , - '- _ . Cf oneliluidred 8114“ 10 [10111. The 81' bl;
b R0 0 n Koscow the Bolsbcvdti up green. W . e MW. c plum.
PHONE CALLS One of the reasons why potatoes have 1:" ‘lfid‘znfrozfigl‘r:t:ex Weiitlv have been overpowered. y, “Ire! m-
' ' . . t e an a 'e , - - - _ _
W Rooms—92. lhave not rheapened no inqu as the 22‘s!“ :1! dutv in thirty-six different :1: unoillcial inwntomiitmgm-ili $1 0. 00 t 60 0
m DEM—93. :plflnmu‘ “I". promised ha been rc- languages itltidie’i‘bantizl )gtlilrfiiilofl ha: tnktu .' 0 . ’
. l V ’ '
‘M'thk Brance once—1388. :vealed in :l brief news item from “”4. in the Second Liberty Loan caia- the Kremlin, where the extremists Extr m .’V l ' .
Iditor’s Residence—2182. capo. pnign, as in the firm. the newlines" were licuiegedraevcral days ago. an r an a Sin women s salts
" Olty Editor’s Residence—1492.4. i
Milieu lanager'a. Malice—f
1113-12.
"More than 500 car-Toads of pola-
toee, must of them frozen. rotted and
‘unflt for consumption, were discover-
ed in Chit-2:0 freight yards todav, no-
of the country have shown their unv Another rumor says that Siberia
selfish putrlotlam. and the splendid rc- line announced its independence
suits in each campaign are in it great and proclaimed former Emperor
measure evidem‘e of their power and Nicholas as emperor.
Women’s Dresses
Scoresofthahtaaiatylu. Stunningnuauain
50willb_eplaced onsalcatiusthanthemanu-
facturer's price. They consist of the season's
moat desirable models and materials. Unequalied
M ” , influence. .' Challenged injbe British House “’59 Mill, “tin “d lilk at v .
.. THE WAR m PALESTINE (tinting to police reports, he destm- “my mm“ or AWN,“ ”no”; comm,“ yam“... to ”plain ricei- ‘ _ _ . “I will ’ values.
~ There are so many wars going on ntlon curds had been removed, and paiTl‘r readers are now bond-holders or hlfi'l’al’lli speech on the needs for P ’ Wrfl'lll‘ Willi]. Slllll were $18 50
that one particular struult- which or- detectives so far haVe been unable to their government. a great number 7" "ll”;any war council, Prt'm'" . ' ' MW ----- - - $12-95
dlnavilt would awaken world-wide lu- determine the comignees." made ‘0 ""0““ thp inilucnt‘e 0' lh' ‘lmd George read ”‘9 ”rm“ 0‘ $8095w’$25.m Suits were $25.00. "OW ....... . , $18.50
‘ tercat cots only an occasional half-
; dozen lineh' in the papers and «capes
the notice oi many petiole altogether.
It is the war. in Palestine. three] war
. in dimensions and importance, and n
E . Meade
any of the medieval citmpnianr
‘ the redemption of the Holy SPplilClli‘t‘.
from the infidel.
On Nov. 1 tin» British :trniv
pied Beerrheba. immediately
‘3 ‘ ward thev advanced against CilZfl.
‘ That historic of
Samson and the l’hilistinett, has now
in as true a sense as were
for
Oi‘f‘ll‘
9‘
afte T-
city, rrmlniacent
This looks‘ like crooked work. At
the very least. it is criminal ca'ralell
boss, To permit loud to spoil in such
quantities, at n time when“ the vital
interests of the nation demand tht‘
conservation of everv sort ‘of foodltiitl.
is little less than treason. it seen)!
inurmprelienciltle that so many pota-
toes should vet lost. anywhere in the
world, and, no‘ he rt-fourid until thev
tut» l‘lll'lr ll. it theS'were'dellbemtt-lv
.tiinweti to spoil. as part of a specula-
live cttmpw‘cn to boost the price of
the remaining crop. the guilty persons
newspapers they read, They no in- thovagreement, which, be declared.
‘9,”th a. n"...- My”... “a in . mode it clear that the council was
more dim”. perm...“ "I. in covernr int-rely advimry. Formal debati-
mwm mam". and “99“.", in m, on the interpclltitiou will begin in
finnncea of ”,9", government. ,the "urine next Monday.
in addition 'there are to be other Negotiations for the 10mm)”
issues of government bonds. There ”f 1.11mi French “him“ are put-
bond lasueu are not going to be iioid 9“” mg.
(“HI-ply ”ITI'JIEh m‘r‘m-m and em ' l“)b1£. sYUV. 15.~'A Wltlldl‘iut’iil
Ibusianm. Emotion alone. will not suf- "f ”‘9‘ Italian, forces '" , the
“N. m induce ”N, American people ,0 llill'lll, in the. region east of Munro,
abeorbthe'ac tremendous bond iaaueu. m uuuoimced by the War Ofiice.
The judmem of. the Nation must be On the Lower Pinve rin-r the at?
appealed to and the people must be "Wk ""mmu“ 0" the Hormone
lltorouahlv educated and informed “ \ibo Tuesday etl‘ected u emailing
'
to l'nlted States bond. and goVerw "Mr-l‘cn’mu'
mental finance. The statement plays the enemy
For This Sale
callbllli! ii number of victims
.amoug.’ the civilian population.
;l\'ortli of 'Dixruude out- of our dc-
,lltl'llillt‘lllu exploded u mine rienr
.‘ , _. . . . huts not yet been dislodged coup . ,
. fallen, with novcral towns to the elm” l" “NM and Wnllht‘d. 1! ll t"i‘be"!'rear:(t:rv tlitepiirtnient will conr plt'tt-li' An attempt of the enemv the German lilies. Durmi: todav
. ., . - t - ineonen 0| oeverv ewvae ~' .. .'.'. - - .' ~
north and east. Thr- road lit-s open ““9 "1‘" (“m““m’m ”‘9 “"“39'” u ' - n p p . 1., cm,“ the Wave betwven Quero'flw will") M the fun urtillcrics
to Jerusalem, less than 40 miles dis,-
_ , ‘ . matter. it «ends this out with no de- fmm "
I” tent. Prom ”M, ”mm, m... "r 9.0. has. hot-n loo murh of thin sort of me or intention ‘0. "cu" {m adVer- chem)" cluttered m-vercly. l AMSTERDlll V0“ 15—1.”. Does the new bank
i titers the British should be in mm "1"”. ”one or free publicity at the export-e .Wlhmn‘“ N0“ 15.. "’l ""tir' t s‘ ~ 7 ‘ ' U l' '
f p > . “m. l\' _ k\' l , t- 4 [.4 mg 0 . axout ill a hpt'ttt'h from me become V0“
iv ’letc [maceration of the Univ land bP- Th“ offense is auzi'ai'alt’d ‘bv the M the ' papers. "3 objeCt and I ( l ”Hui" utW ”I l'ru l l math" ”"0"". m .lhl' ‘lili‘lillil! of tllt .
, . . ‘ . - , ' ' . , 'rut , fli‘t‘ill't lll ' 0 a t is it (3! re-‘ . . ' 'i beg
fore the wlnlpr 1H m.“ fat-t that nitric those potrlloes were its purpose are to furnish to the edl :0in from ”It, correxporiidcnt of lttllldlill! Prtlmmld bills for the rc- 1.0! do you 9113'
rntllnL', lllt' cart-i were tllf‘ltl idle in- ""5 0‘ ”1“ 00‘1“"? "WWW" 3‘3"" , form of the Upper and Lower"
, Once wrtrtteti fmni Turkey, that re-
“ (ion, so dear to moat of the civilireu
“,Nworld, wizi hardly be handed back to
the unappreciative Turk, it in
that Great Britain will be disposed to
’ turn it over to the llebrewa oi the
world. enabling them to tuliill a dream
they have cherished for thousands of
. years—the rccainlnc of a national
hoflbnnd restoration or their ancient
“It? capital. it would be governed, pro
‘ ’sumabiv, on a republic, under the pro'
.Htectlon of the allied powers.
With this possibility in prospect.
i the Palestine war is well worth watch-
.,.
Milli
._—__—— .
~ HAIG TAKES HIS
I The iriahman back from the front
had-been describing the German duc-
7 outs, pillrboxes and other detense
”min. “How do the British build
‘1’" he was asked. "They dont
i
l
artistic fighting. but Haig. who's
" again. again. is unknown at this
' He doesn't hand out Haiciah
to eager-eyed reporter's. nor vet
‘ t to interviews which might be}
ripanorters. lie doesn't hunt
"featurc' gent, or loan his post
‘ en, to face a kodak in a tent
live his picture taken. 1 know
if. he'll abort or- tall. l've. never.
his photo; but whether he is
.. I ' o c:- "mall. he's getting William's
‘ t. on!"
The .'. «some! concludes
tli-re': no pill'h word as can't, no
_ clc.._ Air-fuminz: gm! man likt)i
yawn :Iilent Grant. be “this and
on iizhtlnzf
lip-minds one. oitulumh'l re-
.tbc gentleman who'proteated
vi. _
O
'ii.
Icentre and forbidding
* With :
persons -lu=uld be punished. There
Hit'iitl of being need for other purpow
on, (‘onseriuiinn of freight para in
no less important than conservation
oi food. '
.__——_..-————_.
“WAR-BREAD"
It is widely rumored that the admin.
istrntinn is t‘ontemplntlnz drastic su-
pervision the baking industrv.
Within a month. one report.
President Wilson will issue a proclnr
motion placing all bakers under ll.
[be baklni: of
any but “war bread." under a formula
to be furnished bv the
of
says
government.
standards of quality, weizht and
price.
This will he a radical measure, per-
haps the most radicaLvet inaugurat-
ed in an era of unprecedented feder-
al regulation. But the
tion mnv rest assured that if it is ne-
our allies, and make bread cheaper
for the American consumer without
making it any less wholesome. if the
bakers refuse to change their formu- GOMPERS ADVISES
ins and standardize the weight and
price of loaves. and if the public rie-| .'_'
Kchts fit-make an imperative demand
for such changes, there is nothing left
but for the food administration [to
[step inand dictate the requisite re
form. The sooner it comes. the bet-
ter. ‘ .3
.'—-—---vv-.
MAKING MILITARY " EXEMPTIONO
HARTFORD. Nov. lu-Govenor
Holcomb received "a dispatch toda!
from Provost General Crowder in Mr
Greece to the-application. tor cue-p;
tions. '11: the future
for exemption will be received otter
; pt'ciully
. cities or
inecenrarv sources ‘of information at
EThcre will be established eompulsoryE
[the countrv who wish
lpliid with all tha
aospplicatlool'
the menisvsbee‘n inducted into mile
l
administra-
' ’lnervv‘ under the lea
[Miwmiufiie‘a’bfivrwu
.pom fruit Newark had it that the
in the l'nlted Staten its weekly press
and lt‘cnere was supprmw-d. The
the Swmlisli News Agency at Har
concerning the Liberty Loan Bonds ,
puruudrt, on the Russian border.
and matters directly or indirectlv con-
nected therewith. _
it is believed that many editorv, eo-
those livinc in the smaller
towns. often have not the
“mans met with a complete defeat
at the lllllltlri of tbt-llritisb Tucs—
dtiy in Flanders. the War ()fl‘it-e
reports. An attempt to l't'i’iiptlll‘l'
the ground recently won by the
British ncur l’nhst-licudiiclt- was
repulsed. “
LONDON. Nov. 15.——Tht- Fin-
nish Telegram Bureau says the
whole of Russiu except it small
part of ”nomad is now in the
bonds of the provisional govern-
ment. -
LONDON. Nov. iii-Ail Am-
sterdam dispatch to the Daily
hand. and other: possibly have not the
time to prepare financial articles of a
more or less technical nature. More-V
over, as we here in the Treasury De-
pnrtment are often uncertain, until
"trefoil investigation. of the exactness
and accuracv of our knowledge of
Home of there matters. it is thought
not unreasonable to presume that
sometimes busv editors are troubled
with similar doubt.
it is with the idea. therefore,
being °' “"“ance ‘0 ”‘9 T'mn‘h l“ in: the Dutch trawler Huibcrtjc
'0 "p l e r at a point twenty-five miles of the
readers informed of the Liberty Loan Dutch (rout-d A Dutch bov
in its various phaSes and uses that fifteen years was killed. Ten 31",-
"”9 “Wkly "9" matter ‘5 prep”°a.vivors were rescued after being
9"“ “m m."- ‘ticvcn hours in a small boat, and
What of it shall be used. how much. “.em landed at Ylnudien.
if anv. and how it shall banned in left LONDON, 'Nov. 15.——Prcmicr
2“?" the Treasury, that "‘9 "’9“, e-ricaus captured on the w
press matter is sent out to the news— front."
pail?" 01"" “WW1". ; ySTOC-KHOLM, Nov. 15,—Thc
Eflermau Minority Socialist execu-
gtivc committee hasosent the local
:lli'wspapt‘f of the Bunion Bolshe-
gviki a telegram for traniimimion to
Pctrograd congratulating the.
:Bolsbeviki on their “seizure of
all the patriotirm, but it is possible political power.". The telegram
to obtain a better understanding. no expresses the hope that we Bol—
that the atandardu of American "life . - . - . .
shall not arr-mm totthmend that “h"‘k' .W'“ 'm‘“ ‘9‘”"5‘
thout £111)an
our boys at the front may be run- peace WI
in medial." l
"W” WW“ "1 revolut' committeeriprl’ntro-
derrhip of Fresh . - . .
m- ............ .. .... mass-z, ii.“tti‘.’:”.§.°l‘m"3£
.the Preaflent were read by President . . . .
Gunmen... thermdelt'ct meta/loam a.:MIaPF
mm ”magma; for in. patriotfv oil. Arrangements .liavc. beer;
wheat and workmen have been or-
action taken the federation. he made for hcm‘thc stocks '0
dered to continue their work,witb-
out interrupt' .
15.—-'l'be Belgian
_ LABOR TO PLAY FAIR
(Continua not! Pint Page)
Mr. Goinpers II
aituatioii'mas satisfactory. At Boa:
the unload Manama-rum. the
arrival chirp delegates from the con--
cation. mam-tartan on that «1'
ion
PARIS. Nov.
WNW WI ”Meow En-
tba Ir in.
“coma mum
. J ‘
lbw“: . H‘A‘t
LONDON, Nov. 15.~Tlit‘ tier-l
] . n
1 Mail says it (icrmiin submarine on-
0 Monday torpedoed without warn-I
of ‘Nov. 14 (By The Associated
With stronger along the entire
l
llmN‘s of the Saxon Dit-t.
’ It in proposed to establish tilt
'imtitutt- for Southeastern Europe
and Turkey at ”it” l'nivcrsity of
'l.eipziiz.
' (l INEVA. Nov. 15.——Tlie
pt-ruritutl t-iuprc» of .‘liixtriibllun-
.gury‘ tirc appealed to by the Jour-‘
tlllll Dc (it-nt'vc to save Italian 311'
,tI't-usurcr- in u petition which it is
circulating among art lovers
‘forwurding to Vienna. The up.
pen! describe» the treasures as the
{common patrimony of civilized
fhumtintty. Damage to them, it
goat's. would cause profound sad-
illl’ss to the whole world and bring
,unanimous reprobatiou.
WlTll THE AMERIi'AN
ARMY 1N FRANCE. Wednesday.
Press)
——A number of American soldiers
l
»
;liave been killed or wounded in .
‘the recent shelling of the Ameri-
can trenches by the Germans. One
shell which dropped into a trench
0mm: 301“" 0! bond! of the rim lather-f
,ty Loan who desire to convert into
4 per cent. bonds must present and
surrender their bonds. either coupon
or registered. to any Federal Receive
Bank or at the Treasury Department
in Washington. Holders o! interim
certificates tor bend: of the rim u-
!berty Loan desiring" to concert must
,present and surrender their interim
{certificates only to the Federallte
'serve Bank by which such uteri-i
l
i
l
l
s'rm'Kuomr Nov. 15,—rhei “mm” "°'° mm“,
The bonds and certificates so pre
seated and rut-rendered [or conver-
aia aim be accompanied by request.
,for eonvarsion duly filled out and
'rlanins the torn of olden-tent
'tbe back or the registered mo
reading to instructions thereon
forth. -
;’Copiesofan¢bfor-sdmm
weaver-ion. may in obtained at any
l
i
I“
l mu hair oat-erupt
Separate Shirts '
.-An exceptionalalcring in pupil. and mg.
'15“; 313*, navy and they mixtures.
Plll-
_ in,
Switzerland for signature: before
ac- sent to the. byoaproas “their risk
Children’a Coats. Coats io'r
Janior’s and Misses’Coais
Meaty of them, in all t' 3 newest effects.
~ $3.98 to $14.98
$4298
fer the straiizht sil-
houette? McCall
Patterns and Publi-
cations include to
'dclizhii'ul selection
of designs of both -
types. '
l
For December
you on, SALE
Dita U23
t
The New. Bonds
The 4 per cent.- convertibio sold
bonds of 1932—47, which is the techni‘
cal name for the bonds issued upon
conversions, will be delivered diml-
1] at the time of the surrender of the
bonds or interim certificates, or mail-
ed or expressed to the owners at the;
addresses given on the muons. for
conversion. Holden of interim ear:
tiflcatea may have their bonds deliv-
ered to them without cape-ac. ’ as
,thcy have relieved the sacrament
of the expense or issuing and deliver-
iztr' definite bonds. unions or con-
pon bonds will receive their new
booth without expense it delivered di-
rectlyiothmorthebaidswili be
them; they take 'em," was the cr-ssnrv. as it appears to be. there will entirelv. of course. to the judgmentt 1?: Korensk-y is now in megmd will“??? Xe"?! “Sindhi“. So. Norwa' ik Conn.
-. in; reply. the no opposition from any public- m“ WWW?" b‘" 1" “‘7’ ”L m has. taken Virtually the entire trip-ghee" heatherican alrtlller): fire has
. l . _ idea of assistance so far as pot-ii 0. the announcement 0f the Finnish: .l" recent.) and there is _
.. a well known newspaper poet ‘ spirited American. the matter ,3 prPDfil‘ed in a form tea,- T (.1 egram Bureau Ban. . :gnod rem l to believe that it has ’ ~ —~ ,_
_ s of the gentleman responsible The bakers and the public have dy for the printer. ‘ i AMSTERDAM Nov. 15.~wGer-.‘“"°""""’d for a‘ considerable num- otherwise through banks, or other VILLA’S‘MEN
A acquiring military works in this been asked to adopt voluntarily inea-l n is in a spirit, of cordial coopera- man illustrated p ape” rec elvedlh" of the enemy. 1:311:61: eall?! :keaireto can? 3:03“ C * E
»- : ~ Lsurrs designed to save 20 per cent. or donned reciprocation in reg-mg: hm. yesterday reproduce phmo_tH0w CONVERai'ou “ ”F“ we y a o, annoy me 9, AF“ IROFTOOJWNINAGA
than a lot of other men who've so of our wheatvflour for the use of "‘9 "Emmi” “mam“ ' ‘3’ “ graphs of “types attire first Am-' ~ 1sz . ; 4 7
I
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[continued From Page an)
,Vlllm took Ojina a b' assal'
the Heuriaj‘edergals. ’ A” from
General Cordova wept as ha cur—-
rendered his silver-mounted sword
and pistol to Captain Barnes, and the:
Ipirita of the entire ,Mexicm com-
mand were broken -
One of two Americans who opera:—
ed mucuine gun» for the reiterate-
Ila killed in the battle. The other
American. disappeared and it is be.»
lieved he escaped across the.
Grande. Rio
EL P5? d'l'eql Nbv. 15,—Tele—-
ma rode vc here today any trial:
aortic Lopez. vmn 'cblef llfllt'no-
not. was executed by Villa for failure
to obey orders and push the hat arr-
tack on Qiinau Wednesday morning.
usw voila WOMEN
. ll .
"" "m” mu“ m "' an“ rtiLL man-rs
peaeiivoredisoersonornaliod to
in” i "M"! “Ml-h. Inca-intu-
y Holders «1 iateri- muaaiu‘ —waiaoioitn.mtm~
. urymnnqt-ucvlthiam night. , t ,, 5 ' i ,1, t mum-mam-Mwuturmmmmm ot' MERE-Nov. 15,—Ncw r:
“"""'_ W“'""" "' m d!" "it" ”-9 MW 1mm“ M the murmur-nu ”3'31 3:? y' M ' 9m Der-M .u m m the ini- mt Watchman... mm on at. rot. is”
. .. WWI: u he knew the tolhrmll' m. . ltnmiumu‘iw TM- "Till. [rim “Q41!!!“ Number in Treasury circular No. i: (liberty ‘wll'neaive hale can...“ prim,“ bl! (MM 1... “It
u "um “an“ myth" ‘la the oaile ofjsen. who have my.“ the , “ inure-f itsell 13 a", ‘artillery'flle‘ was my." Luau Circular No. I). “a?!“ as the but Miami- «am. They want; t.
v . .1 . an r o . I I .’
W- a an.“ materiel!!!
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