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$10,000 on Colt HeBecent-
'ly Bought Front Macon:-
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BALTIMORE. Nov. 8.~ 'Jh wave at
enthusiasm such as has never been
witnessed before on a racetrack in this
country broke loose at the Pimlicc
track yesterday ulternoonwhen the
erroneous announcement was made
that Germany had accepted the. armis-
tice terms. This demonstraition delay.
red thc racing Mime time. but finally
the cloud settled down to the busi'
ness of” picking winners.
War Marvel of the trio oi thorough-
bredo‘ that A. K. Macoxnbtrr sold to
‘ Commander R055 for 875,090. started
‘ in the .iixth racv and won matter a pull
by nearly two lengths after following
'American Ace and Chimney Shift to
‘ the bend at the stretch. Oommander
’ ,Ross bet 810.000 on War Marvel and
l the colt now even his owner only half
of his purchase money.
I
I . i . in the second mile at the sleeple-
;‘ chase Eagle Thistle fell at the twelfth
- ijutnp. Hines; the rider, was caught
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anti Xmas
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Cards
ARE ALL ON DISPLAY.
A large and beautiful snort-
nent for you to select from. ‘
DON NELLY’S
16 So. Main St.
lam lawns.
lunder the horse and wheih he was
i pulled from beneath it was iiound that
the jockey was unccnscioun and eeri-
ously hurt. lie was hurried away to
i the Maryland Geneml Hospital.
The Red (‘ross Auxiliary oi ’I‘finili',‘ Hildroth in Battle. ‘
(‘hurch has teen assigned some emér- 3 S. C. llildreth and Sam lotus lodged
gency work for the French hostiital. l claims for Smart Money til-"9r that
Every member is urged go assist. horse had won the last race yesterday.
Bring thjmlileg and scissors Monday Louie" bid was the higher alild he ‘18
[WNW a, I‘m-m o‘clock. . cntitivd to the horse under the rules.
._.. Louis then claitncd that he was act-
ing on tit-hull of George W. Loft. This
~Fine line of cape. O'Byen.
t‘cxpot'al Thomas Clarke. who is sta-
tioned at Baltimore, received a twenty
four-hour furlough yesterday and {hill
morning called on his bmihcr. John
t‘iark, of Leonard street. who is recov- LO" bei'aum‘ hr was not registered.
ering from an attack of Spanish inilu-. Till-i brought “any HillBCh. the
enza. _ trainer of Lori's horses, into the zone
of action. He said that Louis had
purchased $105,000 worth of Liberty
bonds for Lott this tall. Thereupon
Louis was not an authorized agent for
v—How l Lot-it My Wife's Love i'l'he
eccrot of a famous divorce ii-icttled in
next Sunday’s New York Aillt'l'it'an.
klrtlll. But this decision did not antis-
o! 6 Hawkins avenucu ty iliidreth. who announced that ho
|l0lli't‘ that his “”11“ carry the case to the "stewards
n by a dog ‘ of the Jockey (‘lub for a final decision,
notitietl . William Garth has purchased Smith
I. I. Walsh.
complained to the
young son bud been hittc
this morning. The polici-
Dog Warden Thomas F. Walsh.
has the matter under considcuation. 1-H“? Manly Mi’mm‘ifll Slflenlrtthase.
Fenjamin Cr’oseler, oi“ Ralttiond. AN EMERGENCY RATIiON.
street. who was admitted to the hospi-f The Quartermaster corps ll“ work
ml a few days ago with an unbalanc' ‘ ml out a special reserve emergency
pd mind. caused by a severe attack 0t . ration for the army. consisting 0! hard‘
Punish int‘lut-nza. was remoi't’d t0 the bread, corn but corn beef hash. roast
Westport Sanitarium yPsit’rdfly after- ; beef. aalnton. sardines, soluble coffee.
noon by Ofliccrs Clunc and Murray. gsugar and salt. to be packed in camou-
-—-- tinged galvanized iron tins and lwr
iiands.imetlcally settled against gas as well
last moisture.
i Wheat. meat and sugar. make up
Saw, Suva. tho entire nation i~c-' most of thc menu of chin ‘ltlnclv be-
echOQ-s the word. 'i-‘atriotism as well; tween tthols" for our boys. That is
as your personal intcrcst urili‘fl )‘ou to: the reason civilians urc aajtetl to eat
take advantage of every opportunity : war bread. Ignore the heavier cuts of
to economize. The price on each beef anti to nako ottr national allot
piece of furniture. rug or a yard of, mom of sugar go around.
linoleum. in the store of A. J. Collins The abundant American harvests
tn. i-taprcettntt.n it real saving in~ addi- have brought rifts in the food cloud.
tion to giving you quality. COMITUW it is true. llut now in the little for a
lion and finish. and :1 (inc selection national reserve ration to intake im-
to chose from. 'Ri‘ld BdV- ‘ ”(nimble any such dire conditions an
, .faced the allies early last spring. Re
The annual muster and inspection of member thotie words of Lord lthonddy
the local companies of the Connecti-i when he heard cur whent supplies had
cut State‘Guard which-was scheduled been eaten up: "The war is over; we
for the last week in October, but post- ‘ ttre bean-n."
pencil on account of the prevailing fall-i America did her part then. llnd abs
idemic will be held during the third! must do her part now by prawn:
week of November. Companieii l 81““ against any possiblc repetition of that
K have been ordered to moon at'fim call of distress.
Norwalk Armory on Wednesday, Nay. President Wilson's homo hits sup-
ztith and (10.1, on Thursday. Nov.
2ist. The inspection will m-cofiduct-
ed by Liout, Col. Stephen P. Cronan
and staff of Bridgeport, representing
the 4th Conn. military division.
utiliihrellns. mourning
O’Brien.
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men's wearing apparel in that Paris
shops. Suite, shirts. boots and hats
bear the name of "Wilson."
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—-The terrible punishment which
has befailen the Czartna. the Kaiser's
cousin. for betraying Russia—next
Sunday's New York American.
Try a Sentinel
men;
Want Advertise
A budget increase of more than 312,-
000,000 over last year to be used for
war work was passed» at. the annual
meeting of the national war work
council of the Young Women's Chris-
tian Association in New York. 0! the
315.000.000 raised a large appmprla-
tion‘ will go for work among the girls
employed in the national capital. The
need for halite” houses which are,
erected only at ‘the meet ' of “tho
commanding oilicer of the. camp con-
cerhed. has become so great that an
appropriation more than doubling the
amount spent last year halt been made
for the construction and upkeeppt
new houses.
GUT THIS OUT—IT is WORTH
MONEY
Don't miss this.
lets, a wholesome. and thoroughly
cleansing cathartic.
biiiousneaa, headcho. and
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«cial irritant which is causing the the-3
statement caused llildreth to lodge It.
ptotest with the stewards. spying that.
1 the stewards awarded Smart Money to; the Allied forces by V1019“! attach.
who: field. the horse that finished fourth in ~
planted those of King GeOrge of Eng-
land and the last Emperor Nicholas or
Russia as a label of popular styles of
‘W-"_-.-.. ._ . “a,
Cut out this slip.
enclose with So and mail it to Foley
& Co., 2835 Sheffield avenue. Chicago.
Ill. writing your name and address
clearly. You will receive in rehtrn a
trial package containing Foley’ls Hot»
oy and Tar Compound. for dougbl.
colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pitta. .__'___
for pain in sides and back; rheuma-
tism, backache, kidney and bladde-
ailments; and Foley “Cathariic ,"l‘ab-
tor constipation.
slitll'loh
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TOKIO. Nov. 8 (Comeswndence of
The Asset-total Plush—The recent
food note in Japan are dangerous
symptoms. ot a widening social clear
age in the opinion of Toshio Fujiwara.
a leading business man of Tokio and
an authority on social questions. He
contlasts the conditions under which
the working class of Japan will live
with the enormous profits of great en-
terprises. and sees in the ostentation
ot the countless war millionaires a so
NEW
FALL
APPAREL
CHARGE ACCOUNTS OPENED
million
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RED CROSS CHRISTMAS PACKET
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Those who desire to send Christmas.
gifts to the oirrsras soldiers must bet
sure to obtain the official packet from
the Red Cross anti follow vuy care-i
fully the detailed instruction.- which.
are given withevery carton Rethirai
can be sent unless in one of the apt»,
clal cartons and only one t'al‘iull can;
be sent to our one soldier. r
ories 01 Western agitation: to work on‘
the minds oi the Japanese wage earn
ere. ‘
Mr. Fujiwara thinks that Japanese
skilled w0iku.ten llaVe already acquir-
ed the ldkafi of the working people at
western countries. He adds: "These
ideas. unfortunately mostly in a wrong
sense, are steadily working upon the
minds of out working people, ”Deflati- W” l
ly those in big cities like Tokio, 05a.
ka, etc. lie continues: ,
"Leadete ot‘ the nation are theretorei i
strongly urged to adopt some. mots-J . !
urea for relief of the general discon- . ‘
tent so that disaster may be avoidedl ,
Should this general discontent of that
working class be left without remedy"
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_ Every need in Dining Room Tamil-tire in sets ‘or
pieces, be the demand for s mansion or for a. modest
moot. I
The lotest models of TABLES, ARM CHAIRS.
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we may have more serious outhureta ,
and these may bring about a catastro '
phe to the Empire." 5
’Mr. Fuyiwnra urges that Japanese A W i g
statesmen learn a lesson from Amerl l arn n
can and British statesmen in the hand
ling of national problems. eopecially.F°R PROMPT REL'EF FROM 6”"
food pmblemg. [mpmyemeyu of ”104“... Tl‘NOII, Cold in Oh.“ and "I lb
living oonditionl of the working chair “WWW "W Connection. 0'0"“ 0'
es in Japan. he believed to be urgently fluent-d given instant relief and com
imperative, and this reform should be fort to the cutter".
inaugurated in the big cities of Tokioi
and Osaka. t
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LONDON. NOV 6, Wednesday.»-- ‘ r*. '
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,Earl Cumin, member of the British: ‘1
tWar Council. it is announced. but
. 0 F .
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gone. to the (‘ontinent on onicial busty
heart.
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i BERLIN. “Nov. 7. via. London—ine-
ltween the Scheldt and the Glen rivet-I.
hyesterday. says the oracle! statement;
:lasued today by the War Office, "en-i
doavored to hinder the methodical con-s
“million of our movement: commute-‘1
ed on November 4." i
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Furniture, Linoleums,
Rugs, Draperies
SKIES.
The price
Values the but that can be altered.
represents a real saving.
__7 You'll And here a line of
. ‘ DINING ROOM, 331) BOOM
and LIVING ROOM FURNI-
Tm in eyery desirable wood,
style end finish. ’ °
Also a very fine selection of
BUGS, LINOLEUHB, OAR-
Pm “WINGS and DW-
'lllE A. 1.001.].le co.
UNDERTAKER‘ " " "
Tot. on... tons; How u;
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sold at $10 per ..
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RIIUILT TVPIWRITII.
. A New Stock at Aprons
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i There are quntitiee ot dainty and useful aprons, either
: round, square or gored. with or without bibl, pltin embroid-
. cry and lace trimmed.
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Too Apron: of dotted Swain and may dainty styles Ella—75c
'1 Aprons for luncheon ”filing and chafing dilh use Mic—$1.00
Bungalow Aprons in light percttle and black “tine,
i “any“ ‘ 31.25—32.00 i
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With peace rumors and election return: is easy enough if we
moron vpon axons: Old customers come back bring-
ing now one: for a new poir often ny‘lngd‘fl'bat last pair nt-
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ience enables us to meet the re‘quhornmto of the copilom cus- ‘fl A
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