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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
CHICAGO 1--WE Sr0CK MARKUT.

'III'AGO. Mnrch 80. Hogs Receipts II.
Gov; strong = = c"nts ahov. ycSicr.l"y's aver
nE" Hulk Sl,' IA Sl5.i". light S1t651r SIS - {:
mixed. Slt"nH Si5ao; heavy. 81, soNt sli.55
rough; 81 50" slL:5: pigs. $40 - a slt3I
cattle R"""tD'S 500: steady. "atiNn h"cr
cnuI", S'.lpn SEQ: s;o"k"rs and feeders.
800" S",on: ""M: and hcf"rs S5.5oT SIoG2,
sheep RccciptS. 5000: y,ca,iv vlcthcr.
Sir.50G; $l2.15: lambs RI HnFi 81. -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

rncc between I.lvcrpool and Now y,.,s b.s
wi1cN"d ~ ~" '"'N ''''
an carly csttinat" OF tho acrrac" pmSIighcI
's :. I"''. authority today indicated in
,,."N' 81 "nIE = i'"r '"ut tho av"rarN.
''.' NOS, Traders appear tn hc- waiting fui.
later returns before fnr,uiu.. ANY limit.
opinion OF tho afca
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NEW YORK LIVE STOCk MAKKET

NEW NpRN MarCh so Nc"vcs, stcndy
STR sa'odt si2.i3: bulls. s..25 q sl",:5: COWS
Iav"s. steady VcaIs SIa.o0sf slGT5 crl,s
ShmH S.l,a". skim milk and fed calves
sheep and lambs. quiet Shc"u 5000
S.'": cuiiS. SA.t"H &T."H: lambs. Sl3"1s, $500
Hogs. steadv. Light To medium. $1,000
SlH..I; pigs. SlAnn. rnmEhs. SEEM
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NANAl. STORES

SAVANNAH, GA. March 3".-'rurpcn;iuc
'ir,m; ~ sai,s - rasi>s; r"c"ipisti casks:
shipments. @l casks. stock Si9i casks.
h"nin. nr'n; sales, 20 barrels: rcccirts -;
nhrr"iS' shipments. ", barrels; stock 20 2Gf
i,arrcis. '!uo'": a. Il. g.. u. T.. 80; r.
q. IL. L.. go; Is. 40: NJ a6aGfa..a; ~
"1oJ 1.I5. VIC. 5.1j&5.So: WV. 5N
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
COTTON MARKET

NEW YORK. M!rch "o-cot,ou goods
Wcr" active tnd strong to-day. Woo; mar
h"ts w,r" iiru. although not especially
active because Of III" very high price
current Yarns were higher AMI more ne
tN"' lh"rr was moderate dcma1d FOR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
A PETITION FOR PARDON
Jnmrs Wilcox. Convicted OF Murder Of
Nellie Cropsry. Appeals to Go,cr-
nor Beckett for CIcmenry.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.I
RALEIGH, y. G., March 30.--rhe pc
tition for the pardon Of James WILCOX
who has served fifteen years OF his
thirty years sentence for the murder
q: Nellie CropScy. at Elizabeth city
was given Il hearing this afternoon by
Cover Bickett. and his decision in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Richmond and ChesapeaA. Bay Railway Company

scheduie SUBJECT to ChunEo Without
Notice.
Trains leave Richnona b'5:5o A. NJ. e7 4.
III .: y g.: ~ + NJ d 4 r 81, 81 II = s
u. S;;2o T.; ~. 1910 p. ~. Os p. NJ. 10 p
Trains leave, Ashland $3.50 A. NJ. be7 A.
81 s. c A. NJ b.; A, NJ, 70 IA .'l1 A. y.
a. q S5::S = y. ,Si:Ss NJ 7;io F. NJ. s
bCaTries baggage. DAILY excapt Sunday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
CHICAGO LKAI\ N,u,; ~,

~ No. MAfCh 30 prONlrCis u rain
'h hHmS"s "ud Nebraska where lack OF
moisture mas been severely inurini: the win.
~ ,i"p thought about sharp ,ctba"i.
t"-"NN IN wheat prices. IN" uIarkct closed
RnshEH' e - s'.c not lower. with .Iuly a.
49, !" El''Sn Corn lost 7,c to l2,c
~" oatS' &c 20 sc In provisions the
VWE?tIt,i%,'H,y VAS not advance III o. to I5r.
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RAILROADS.
RAILROADS.
Southern Railway system

Trains LSaNe iuchi"ond-Ma!n st. Station.
south Daily! $40 \. ST. local. lo:a5 K. W'
::pr.-. phrlpr buffet car. y T. 81. cNur.rN
III. i: VI. express. sleeping car open 90
r. NJ 900 y 81. local ior KsSsviilc. Chase
CITY IEd suualv JuHCtiOi.--WCck DAYS
- York River I.inc--s.lU J.. NJ. Steamer
Tram. except sunday. connecting FOR Hal
tinot. t9uii"t par!or carr. 1880 A 81. and
;;o5, \. NJ. ana 10 y. 81, l2:a5 i. NJ 7:5s
From w.st Point. SIS a. 81, eStcp I'n Many:
Iay 80 \. y. ana o.i5 = II daily
oincc go. u. MAlM s.. phnne MnNLAnn 10
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Seaboard Air Line Railway COMPANY

The Progressive Railway Of the South.n
Trains leave daily A. ~. Noriina local
Vile. S;s3 r. Al. s!eepers Jacksonville. Tam.
pa snd key West: II 10 =. NJ coaches;
Jacksonvii!e. Tampa and ST. Petersburg
Trans arrive: 20 A. NJ. $3.50 A. NJ lO:U
a Vi. t:"O T.. II -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

NEW YORK. March -. Raw sugar easy
r'ntriur.L so. n"isssc*. SOL refined
steady TIN" Eranul"ted, 7?5MSna Butter
strong. Cheese. irregular. Spot coffee duh
Rio -. :i4C. Santos Is, gts"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
NEW DIVIDEND NTTKlCTS
ATTENTION On E\NiIN\ VI, L.

New high records toy tho movement w"r"
made 10y Wilson Malt. common AMI Ir"
f.~r"d, ari Central Foundry. stock E>-
-hsNc" houses arc paying Alteration To thu
cout Dividend. ana h" listed on the ~.
Change soon The company has nntstand
si"%.%" 81 ordinary preferred and $500" 2
o1h ot common stock and sl.793 coz -: per
cent bonds. ON tn" basis uf iis F"hrt3trN
earnings & T. making over :" u"r cent an
III" ordinary preferred. TN" frvjrr' CON
E"siiou prevented fuil earnings. At least
81 "cr cent = expected for tn" whole year
on tn" ordinary preferred.
IN regard to Malt, th"rc t. ne NVu'fl"'i"N
yet " seems quit" possible" ;h-t III huN"r.
mty hop" that IT, spread Of rr"hiN,l"'
viii nut The c"mpamy. OUT Of business thus
assets or The Coninny
n'Scnssion OF t""I r,rir's ,",,day, lr%nsh,
Company. which Is holding it, r't"kaG"
has made M ~ increasing tho rricc Of
loose goods. only about - ror lent 90 tho
Tho Nations Biscuit COMPANY ha, lust
sisrcd contracts FOR u"w factory a. riuts-
b''rrh. iO cost sl.5pn.hN.
Euyinr ~ r,r,!nrat"s OF deposit for
~ N" election 10 IN. ,atirultuShiG " tho
NOV hoard Of W " C,ycrdai. ~ was HIS
mana cement of thu Gu'f states Steel Com
psny which hr"uch, that concern from :"
condition ~ Insolvency TO it, present strong
position among tho inIepond.mt iron pro-
duvcrs.
SEN YORK. March Mercantile. paper.
4E,i'.. Sterling. Si>ty -dl: hills SAL: COM
rr.rctai slNty-day bills on banks si7l: com
me-r4 :, s,Hi MD !nl. 'oa. demand ~
steady. railroad bonds, heavy. Tin Loans.
Sue. SiN months -. can money.
Is
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
HOGS SOLD. AT HIGHEST
PRICE EVER RECORDED
RumOrs OF German Mancuvcrs in
American Waters Set Wall
Street to Selling.
CLOSE OF MARKET STEADY
Strength OF Wheat Due to Bad
Weather Reports Issued ny In
ports and, Morcso, TO the .irgcn-
tine Embargo.
by BRoADAS WALL.

MEM YORK. March @-wcird runors o:
Narlike moves ny Germany in America II
waters So; Wall street To- selling stocks
Pgsin this afternoon. Won Hollw"ss speech
Of tho previous day caused an advance" IL
TIL" morning that the net change wore
not important Reccssions from tn" high
record. however were SHARP ia several IN
stances. Rails were lsceariS. except dur
inr a brief period. when tho ruinr Of tho
Interstate Commerce. Commission ON LAKE
rates misunderstood Tho Clcs> waa
etcady.
Food products ranged at higher prices
throughout tho day. Hogs sold at III" high
est price ever recorded. The strcuGth Of
wheat is du" jus, now partly - the bad
weather. reports being scut ir ~ experts,
hut mostly To the .mbarEo against exports
Great Britain having. taken all III" "a
nadia' crop OF wheat for this year ia AID
vance. tina; leaves the United states III"
only free wheat market az Importance ia
tho world
Wall Strcct's MISUNDERSTANDING "r IA"
permission granted Lake carriers I" I'D
Nanc" their rates ror cent lasted only
few minutes. hut = WAS sufficient To ,Hus"
p" upward movement az a i."tn' AMI NOR"
In standard rails. A. matter of '""t u
bad nothing. To do With IN" present .n-
sic;tNor advance. rates. II - I.,tt OF tn"
per cent Idvanc" granted in lHli. tho
lalt" rates not having received their proper
~ % t~.rsa- IA gtg,4
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Norfolk & Western hallway

ONLY ALLRAIL LINE 70 NORFOLK
Leave B3Ta street station. kichnoSa.
FCi. Hohr'cLR ,,..is a. ~. s.0o A. n.
FOR LYSCHbuNG AHD THE WEST:
,,stt A. ~ 80 A. 81, 20. Z n. 's''s
AIri'.. hiGhm9hd from NoT;1'k; 'l;ts
FROM tho west: .s:l. A. 81. 't.s7 A. 81.
l!.l0 l.. a.. ;l.%0 L. Al. az +. IL. s.Q5
daily. tDsiiy except Sunday. :sunday
" b BErILI. w. c. SAUNDERS
r. 7. 81, koanoie. q. i. A.. ROANOKE.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

Poultry iious very active: chicken re-
n'lrtN liEnt nark"t i'm good shape" Eggs
unset" d. Rutt"r-Marll,t heavier. Hides
Market unchanged. rccciits light. vcaIs
'Rh iN' stock IN light receipt market In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31
Richmond& PETERSBURG
Electric Rv
Atlantic Coast Line

The Standard Railroad Of tho South.
EFfECTitE JASCAKi :, 1917:
For Florida hnc south. as 4. 81. and
81; r s M33 it;s si r a. is; 200 A. NJ, "a.
P. 81. ,.tpo r. 81. 1870 p ";
II. s:oo +. NJ. :: i. II. ~ ''
For Peyer.eurs: 1880 A; 81. s:ls a. N,
+. 81, 1900 r. 81. t+lo r, 81, ,G;5S p. n.
FOR Goidsboro and F.yet,eville: 'Gss
For Hoye~em: S:is A. L.. .l:lS P. NJ
t3t5 l. 81.
Trains arrive Richmond daily sos A. n.
7:l0 4. ~. s:ls a. NJ. SIS A. ~. i:s5 :.
~, 1890, A. 81. ,.2;io 81, ti;6o 7; "a.
n. 1850 T.. NJ.
Except Sunday. tSunday only
Time of arrival ami departure And coAs
guaranteed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

10 7 IO~F on tIODH TrIUUt.
NEW YORK. March U.-Thc Gotten and
'"n"c ana sugar Exchanges WIN 10. closed!
On Good Friday and TIA. Saturday FOL
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NEW NnKk rKnnlCE MARKET

SPOT. st"ndy and unchanged. Sales IN the
spot. l"c, bales. L" arrive. none. Mid =
ding. Is .st
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NEW ORLEANS. March 10

NEW ORLEANS. March - TiquidaiIo,,
weighed heavily against cotton har. TO-.
day. the market iata 10 tho session standing
al net loss 81 20 10 80 points, wi,h III
chiehy to cen "p over The opcuinr of
Fairy in The ID" tho f4ar,.t ndy.ra.s q
to points over yestcrdcy's close. cr.rip..
soon Increased. and IA" market cay. .WaV
and the decline wHS gradually v.!J,r1.
during the remainder ~ tn. ,1S.i.D
a runor that the NeichS,ag had adj
journed without amy real attempt 10 suionlh
over the difficulties between THIS tountr,
and Germany increase6 n" ''.Irc To- sill
out the part OF holders % lon. con.
tracts.
The tone was s,eat!ed on IA. close by
tho refusal III spots 20 follow tho l.,'ius
at 1850 for Inidd!ing.
Futures closing bias: MAJ so: ruIy
1883; Octobe-. 1910. December. I7li; Janu
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CHESAPEAKE & OHIO RY.

Newport News Local 1900 a.; 100 o.
Trains arrive from :lrk.. 'ii.o0 a.. 'i:A5 p.
,1'"o p. =. News, goo H. $500 y. From
west, 500 "a, $50 -. t.:55 a.. '1:lJ p..
80 y. daily from Charlottesville except
sunday from Thurmond. Jas River is 20
a; 10 a. Daily. Except sunday.
Main Line Local. $50 a.. t5:tJ ~
James iiNcr Line, 1000 H.. 1918 y.
Shi; Lou Nliic ana West. :. D.. z D.. I'll y.
:: -M5: : III: Oh $50 a.. ~ IL. II y:
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EDii"f 'i'Hui'fg. !ptuI .-..
friiuirI ..it"I. unHuI ....
tEk. tfsh 'ptibi's. 'pLou
%urfi'an "I''r- roma .....
'i.iIutli<'t 'h"na'. Inund ...,.
1'.p.,"tDr 'i''-' ruuud
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-03-31

IphEiinR 'bi"c"hH. pDuyd =, az
'nirE,na. biOil'f-. .Duud. - a.
80. yipR 'hi'b'rus. found ... ~
Tnfp~y=. pci.nJ ,s.... ... ....... -, ar
'IpDu 'tl' ~. pound ....... Tr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
MAIL SERVICE
AT CAMP LEWIS
A clckN1IC TASK

ity esr Correspondent
CAMP kewts. Tacoma. Oct.
'2-ts tss<s tsvss army trucks
to 1aSvs sNs ~.ci from each
tepiN thes stopa ~ ere canton
~feat, ard daily ire rstlsnai
army soldiers s1na s~sy $4,000
pieces. according 10 Assistant
Postmaster c. J. Bsekus. OF Ia
coma. who 10 In charge Of the
Camp Lewis branch Of the Ia
coma postoffIee.
naekus has corps OF assistants,
numbering &c. 10 OF whom are civil
service clerks and the remainder
soldiers detailed for the work be
cause OF previous experience.
The postoffice building Ii n little
just across the road from
the staff headquarters. The mail
IL brought from the depot In quar-
termaater trucks. and. after being
al the postoffico. IL
sent to the various officers quar-
terH and barracks by orderlles.
There Il goes into the hands OF
the company clerks. who usually
10 the men ut meal
times.
There will be no government
mail delivery. according to BackuR.
this being handled at all army
posts by the soldiers.
The mail service In good. said
BackuH yesterday. there being
three trains each way daily. The
mail IL taken care OF az rapidly as
II comes In. and Il seldom takes
more than an hour for Il 10 be dis
,ributed and ready for the order
lies.
Altho the volume OF business
done at the office here has been
doubled with the arrival OF the
third contingent Of $1,000 men.
ilackus declares that he has not in.
creased his staff more than a few
men
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
Why Actresses
Never Grow Ole

Nothing concerning the professica
seems more puzzling to the dear ol 4
public than the perpetual youth *
our feminine members. How ofts \
we hear remarks like. Why. l 50
her as Juliet forty years ago. ard
she doesn't look a year older now :"
OF course allowance is made for
makeup. but when they see us o. Z
the stage at close range. they nee !
another explanation.
How strange women generally
haven't learned the secret OF keep
ing the face young How simple q
matter to get an ounce of Me-cof-
lied wax at the drug store. apply Il
like cold cream, and In the mornins :
wash u off! We know how this
gradually. imperceptibly, absorbs
old cuticle. keeping the Complexion
new and fresh, free from fine lines.
sallowness or over-redness. w.
know, too. that this Mercolixed Wax
Is the reason actresses don't wear
moth patches. liver spots. pimpies
and the like. Why don't our sisters
on the other side OF the footlights
learn the reason. and profit by it,
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
CITIZENS TO DO
own POLICING
FOR WAR PERIOD

Volunteers under district Gao.
talns Will patrol the Green Lake
district, north Of s5th Of. 10 the
canal. on the east aide OF IRE
city. according 20 riarp sNav
will be submlttsd ~ wsaaa
msst'nq 81 elslssns "a be ksta
at crs~~ Lake sra~sN literary
MedHeSd day Night.
The movement II designed To
make that district safer against
woman. sluggers and against gener.
al lawlessness. during the period OF
the war.
Volunteers may sign IN AT the
Green Lake Drug Co. ZOOS Wood.
lawn ave: Hubbard'a drug store.
rand aud woodlawn ave: Pacific
pharmacy. ii22 r. G5th st. or by
calling d. c. Mlllward. kenwood
eos.
Queen Anne hill residents have
already organized for similar pur-
pose. and agreed that men will be
called out 10 answer alarms phon.
81 20 w, J. u'Rcnn. Queen Anne
7SCs.
No slugFer attacks were reported
to the police Thursday.
Mrs r Tazmleaoko. i0i2h King
st. however. declared that a man
attempted TO seize her when she
crossed n vacant lot near her home
She screamed and ran 10 safety.
Police maintained n watch nj the
home ~ Mrs $, g iangland. 2232
Harvard ave. ~. after she reported
that man was lettering in a vaeent
lot near there.
T. jenkins. nm electrician. 90. was
arrested by Dcnsmorc station Off.
GERS when caught lettering In the n
ts,h st vicinity.
Police also arrested Mike Martin.
81. after a chhHe al 18th ave and
Jackson st A young woman "a.
ported that he made insulting re.
marks 10 her.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12

about TO contract to pay 81 a weet
for their furniture. ! would Ike
your advice.
DOUBTING THOMAS.
This would he possible with
gooi management and good
health. but a margin must al
ways be- left for possible I'LL
ness. And. g Il is possible. this
family should procure furni'
ture In some other way than
by payments extending over
too long period. The expense
for clothing varies greatly
even in a family OF three. for
some mothers are able TO make
many OF the required garments
themselves, while others are
not. All these things must be
considered in arranging a fam
lily budget.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
She Is 10 and W0nH
Like TrnueLing lob

Dear Miss Grey: am rs years
OF age and fond OF travelling ]
work. at present, In n factory. but
would like to find a kind OF work
In which | could travel Can YOU
tell me OF any such work for girl?
JUNE.
There are not many kinds OF
work for girl Of your age
which include travelling. Serv-
Ice as nurse for children or an
invalid with a family in the
habit OF travelling Is about the
only opening. This work is
really very desirable, and. Of
course, requires special fitness
for It. If you intend to apply
for such n position. YOU should
spend some time in learning
the duties required.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
Can't Keeb Good Man
Dorm: Shoot Sanare

Dear Miss Grey: had a happy
home TIL a short time ago. made
good money and put some In the
bank. My mother trusted me and
Just about worshiped me. But |
got In with bunch % fellows who
had no money. loaned my money
to them and lied 10 my mother.
crank and gambled. Then | met a
girl and she was worse than the
others. took my savings out OF
the bank and bought her dla-
mond ring. and then borrowed 10
pay my card debts The girl kept
following me. don't want her
or the ring. but can't get away.
Ny mother Is sick with worry over
me. At last my father took hold
OF me. and he handled me as de-
serve lie threw me out OF the
house. and now | have no Job. no
home. would leave town. but
fear ! cannot ttraighten up. with
no help AZ all am knocking
about town. waiting for your ad-
vice. A BOY or 10.
Brace up. lad. and remember
that you can't keep good
man down. Isn't your rctribu
ton great enough that
reiribu,ion great enough that
you can afford 10 turn your
back forever upon the whole
crooked game and those who
have played IT. Surely. you
must realize that until you do
this you are not in a position
10 be helped. II seems incred-
ible tina, one who has made as
good a start as you could have
lost all will power TO direct
your movements
Now. the first thing for you
10 do Is to admit 10 yourself
ana tho world that you CAN
and WILL get away from this
evil influence. or. rather that
YOU will compel them 10 leave
YOU Then 20 90 your father
and mother and beg them. for
your mothers sake "a much as
for ycur own. TO take YOU back
and help you. The will do It,
for their love Is strong.
The comfort OF your home
and the love OF your parents
will mean everything TO you.
II you 20 out OF town. instead
Of trying 20 return 10 your
home. you are apt 10 find your
task much harder. We never
really escape our troubles by
running away from them. In
some m Of disconragement you
r'ighi return 10 the cd habits,
bat under the stimulus Of home
love. you will soon get the bet.
ter OF your temptations.
Shoot square. always And
IN return. you will get a square
deal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
Hanfs TO Sell Her
School Books

Dear Miss Grey: Please tell m,
whore | can sell my school books
! am going 10 another state and
they will be Of no use TO me there
EMMA.
There are a number Of deal
crs in secondhand books In
the city. You will find them
listed In the telephone and
city directories
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
Constipation Makes
Baby Uncomfortable

When its tender little organs
are bound up with n congestion
Of stomach waste I'm the bowels,
Baby is mighty uncomfortable
morsel OF humanity. and re-
fleets its discomfort IN it's dis
position. II Mother viii Just
give IL n tiny dose Of n mild lax
alive, such as Dr. Caldwells
syrup Pepsin. tho congestion
viii quickly loosen and be eN-
PEELED. and her child be normal
and hapnv once more,
Or. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin Is
especially desirable for children,
because II contains no opiate or
narcotic drug, being a COM
bination OF simple laxative herbs
with pepsin. mild and gentle N
action, positive i'm effect and
very palatahle. Children Ike II
and take Il readily. Druggists
sell Dr. Caldweirs syrup Pep
sin for flfty vents bottle n
trial bottle free Of charge, can
lie obtained Ivy writing to Or.
w 4 Cnld,--oli. go Washington
st. Monticello. Illinois
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12

right now--free yourself at once
from all corn misery. IL will peel
or painl-asly In one compiets piece
any corn. old or young. hard or soft.
or between the toes. any calius. or
any corn that has resisted every
thing else you have ever used. or
u comes like magic. Guaranteed
All you need u or drops Of
"Gcth-tt" that's all "Gets-It" IL the
only safe way In tho warld 10 treat
corn or cailua It's the sure way
tho way that never falls IL ls
tried and true~-uaed BY millions
Never irritates the flesh or makes
tho toe sore, IL always works. p~els
a hanana-skin. use a
bottle IL all you need pay for "Gets-
II" at any drug store. or sent on re-
ceipt OF price BY y, Lawrence a Co.
Chicago. Ill
Sold in Seattle and recommended
as tho worlds best corn remedy BY
owl Drug Co,
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JOSHUA zEEvE DEAD

Funoral Services for Joshua Wolfe
zeeve, president OF tho Chicago Ma.
ohinery and Equipment Co. and tho
Chioago Junk Co. who died at his
home, 9tg 18th ave. n. Thursday.
will he held Sunday. at 1890
o'clock. AT the Bonney-Wntson
chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
Boy Longs TO Serve
u. S.:Car'S Enlist

Dear Miss Grey; am a boy OF
II. and whenever see the sol
diers walking on the street my
heart throbs within me and | Ions
to do something for my country.
wanted TO enlist, but as I am under
age and my parents will not con
sent, cannot. am a stenogra'
pher by trade. Can ! do anything
for my Uncle Sam in that line?
A YANKEE BOY.
There are many opportunities
for stenographers. Apply at
the exemption boards. and "
the places are all filled, regis
ter for a vacancy. Keep on
working where you are until
You find something more direct
" connected with Uncle Sans
work. for sometimes II turns
out that a great service is rem
dcred by those who go steadily
on with commonplace duties.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
White Sea Is Arm
OF 4rcHC Ocean

Dear Miss Grey; win YOU pleas,
state. thru your columns. whether
the waters OF the Baltic and White
seas are salt or fresh?
HOMER
The White sea is no more
than a long arm or gulf OF the
Arctic ocean. Its water Is salt.
But the Baltic receives the
waters OF number OF very
large rivers. and. on account of
the very small passage tn the
North sea. the water OF the
Baltic contains only n third as
great percentage OF salt as
tho Atlantic ocean.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-12
Cro,e.Rankin-PIKE At FIFTH-Crote-Rankin

the field by the truckload, stack
up like grain stacks. A photograya
taken from prisoner showed
bodies dashed together in bundle $
OF fours and brown upon the ca 4.
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Walk0Ver Shoes Sl.98

Mems Walk-Over and Sample Shoes,
broken lines, worth $500; go at sl9S.
Mems WalkOver Shoes. $3.50, $500 and
$500 values Walk-Over name and price
stamped on every pair, 60 at s2.SS
Mems Fine Sample Dress Shoes, worth to
$500, 60 at s2.4s. Buy two pairs at the
price of one.
Ladies' and Misses Sample White Canvas
Shoes and Pumps at 98e and up.