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Evening journal., 1918-04-27
MISSIONARY srFETINc.

The April meeting Of the Woman's
Missionary Society OF First presbyter-
Ian Church VIII be held at the church
on Monday evening at g o'clock A very
interesting program is planned Mrs
Rose Reeves will present her report OF
The Preshyterisl, which was held at sal
lsbury Nd, on April 10, Il. to which
she was a dele\a Miss Sarah Proch-
now viii give IN talk on Africa
Miss Grace Baird ~ ten O story In
the Negro dialect. There will also be
a soprano solo by Miss TeI\' Seller
'Dlxie Land" 70 Is hoped TO IL an
every member present. meeting ana an
are urged % attend.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
ny WILLIAM PHILIP smMs.


WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
FLANDERS. April 2G lNight)-With
eyes fastened on the SUBMITS Of Monis
schernenberg, Rouge. Noyr. Kokereele
ana Des Cats the German hosts are
oeaselessly baitering against the
Franco-British lines drawn across this
group Of helQh's.
Beyond these hills TO The sea one
solitary mount sticks up from the
Flemish lowlands-tle highest in the
lot. Upop its summit IS the town OF
Cassel This is eight miles from the
present battlc, (Cassel. town Of about
25O population is built on an isolated
nil $50 feet high. it Is four miles
and half northwest OF the important
railway and highway center OF Haze
bvouck and is IS miles west Of Ypres.
The Germans arc using the same tac-
tics they have employed since Liege-
trying 10 turn the hills instead of TAX
ing them by storm Having swung
around KENNEL across the plains TO
The north, they are trying to smash
their way onward to Laclytte one
mile north, hoping 10 turn Scherpen-
berg ga mile northwest of KENNEL and
half mile southwest Of Laclytte).
C0ncilentally they arc attacking
northward toward the blun through
which the lpres-Com'ncs canal passes.
couple OF miles north OF Npres This
canal runs southeastward from Ypres
ard crosses the present battle line
nearer Hollebeke about half a mile
south Of the famous Hill co.,
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
NEW GRAND Jury

The following names have been drawn
10 serge as grand jurors at the cur chi
.crrn OF the Emitted States District
Couri:
From Wilmington-Winiam C. Lazy
son. John S. Grohc Geo 20 II Kerr
Genrge r.. HoHecker. Townsend "
Miles, Fred H. Gawlhrop, William W
t0rd.
Brardyvine hundred - Howard T.
Lodge, Frank p. Ewing, William s.
Hohclon
CLristana-Wi'erd r. Davis
White Clay-Thaodore F Armstrong
Thompson L.'Luley.
MN Creek-Alfred w Walker.
Pcncadev-T. n. McMullen.
81. Georges-F ancis Watkins
Hiram NJ pleasanton. Howard a. Pool
Duck Creek-Henry d. Boyer, william
G.. Roe.
George j. St0eckel
North Murderkill-Eben r. Hughes.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
AMERICA CONFIDENT OF
LAST MINUTE VICTORY

Arnett and Charles r. Long, Sergeant
/ Edward J Beatty Corporals Harry r.
Dittmars Edward p Wing, Priyates
Charles ID. Cessna. Frank .Durwin. Ber-
nard T fitzslmmons Erls c. Hedquest
Abe kozer, Henry A. Lacroix.
Missing Lieutenant Andrew 6. Robin
son, Private p. Maher.
Died OF accident Lieutenants Thomas
~. Mooney, Charles 5. William. Wagon
er Fred BOnyea, John COchrane.
Died OF disease: privates Samuel Ger
man. Charles Nails.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
ELKTON HIGH WINS.

NEWARK. Del, April 27.-The Elkton
High School baseball team yesterday
afternoon defeated The Newark High,
2 TO 5. in an exciting game. The Wis
ltors won out in the last inning when
they batted out four runs Up until
this inning the score stood Z to in
favor OF Newark Ramsey and Arm
strong pitched for Newark while
Locksrd did the twlrling for Elkton.
The score by innings follows: RHE.
Elkton .........t Ot0Oi04-7 i9 3
Newark 1000 2OO02i--5 a. 5
Batteries Newark, Ramsey Arm
strong and Rossland; Elkton, Lockard
and Cam. Umpire, Rhodes.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
MRS. LOUCHED GETS mn Wllr.

The ham that was captured" by
Deputy sherifts Thomas K. Parker and
William J Benzick. in their ride uI
Market street, in the automobile OF the
sheriff's Office, on Thursday afternoon
was called for this morning by lts
owner. Mrs Sophia Touched. Of Shell
Poi Park Upon her Identification OF
the piece OF meat which had been lerl
at the police station, It was turned
over to her
MS Loushed explained that she
had the ham on the top Of we'll
filled basket when she brushed against
the automobile while waiting Go
cross Market street, at Fourth street
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
viii srPpnRT ms MIFE.

The Balascio Detective Agency. OF Nc
9is Market street, located Leonardo
CammoralO, Of Baltimore, charged with
wide desertion, az Caneys Point and
brought him TO this city. Upon being
arraigned before Squire Br0man the
matter WAS adjusted by the defendant
agreeing to pay his wife 500 and make
her o weekly allowance Of sia.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
italian RFpIfne OnC ,vIyr

Reorganization Of the uallan-Ameri-
can Club was effected st a me ting LAST
night at The olico Of Or Peter A. M
Rovitti No. 700 Woshinrion street The
club viii meet weekly until af er the
November elections The following Of
ficers were elected: President Or p
A. NJ. Royitti; secretary, Thomas P9-
tuino; treasurer, Joseph Verderamo.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
IL erArE or pELAwARE.

ADvERTIsEMEVT FOR BIDS.
Sealed nronosals will be received by the
State Highway Department at Its Offices
in Dover D,iaware. until two (2l O'Clock
p M., MAY 10 1918. and at that place and
time publicly opened and tabulntei, Tor
the construction OF the State Highways
in the state Of Delaware, involving the fol-
lowing contracts:
CONTRNCT 20 KENT COUNTY
a01 Wies cnment concrete roo l1vav
CONTRACT 40. 2-KENT COUNTY
400 miles cement concrete r0a 'vay.
CONTRACT no NEW CASTLE
COUNTY
24G miles vitrifei brick roadway vita
concr7te foundation.
CONTRACT 80 4-NEw CAsTLu
COUNTY
375 miles vi;rldel brick roadway With
corcrPte foundation.
CO~wrACT so 5-SUssFX COUNTY
Oni 0i'eq ce'~a1t co-n~sfo roa way.
CONTFA"r no. G-STecEN COUNTY
90 miles cement conrrrfe roa iway.
CONTR CT no. 7-SUseEN COUNTY
Cor niles cement concrete rOail lwav.
CONTRACT no. 9-cTcSEX COUNTY
CSC miles cement concrete roadway.
Performance Of contract shall commence
within ten (l0) days after execution of
t'c contract ana De completed on or before
Monthly payments win be made for
ninety mnl pcr csat of the work com
plotted each month.
Bi7ders must submit proposals upon
forms provfir1 by tho department
Each pr0noaol mus' he accompanied bv
q surety honi. certified check, or money
to the amount Of ten G0l per centum. OF
the amount NJ the proposal
TIE envelope OF the proposal must be
mari-od.
"pronosal for the Construction Of a
Sute Highway under Contract No."
The contrnot win be awarded OF reject
ed within twenty (29l daya from the date
q opening proposals..
TIVE right is reserved 60 rcjse any or
all bills
Plans ana specifications can be obtained
from the Department nt Dover. Delaware,
by denositlng S'Ol ten dollars. whioh will
be r7fun ied wNeu the plans ana speciica-
lions are returned in good condition.
Plans may be seen. ami Specifications
ant detai'e1 informotion obtained from
HAIRLESS NJ. UPHAM. Chief Engineer.
state Highway Department, at Dover. Del.
anr20-27-may4-l
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
RURAL CO HTY calls
MORE MEM TO COL0RS

Continued From First Page
Asbury Wanamaker. New Castle
iohn r. Sinneit Wilmington.
Ward NJ. Wright, Port Penn
amp Wilmington.
Leon w. ClIgston, Newport
l... is Mclstcin Rochland
Allen Z Getty, Newark.
Joeerh Darby. EDGE Moor.
Those 20 renort May ., follows:
Thomas McCree. Jacksonville, Fla.
Thos. T.. SWeetman. Cooches Bridge
Percy Smith, Wilmington.
Frank a. Council, Wilmington.
John b. Brown Montchanin.
Joseph Kelley, stanton.
John TIlnson. Mcn0n0ugi.
GEORGE J. Williams, Kl kwood.
Ephraim Duber, Townsend.
William j. Scott WILMINGTON
Irvine r. Sprlggs. Wilmington.
William NJ. Jordan New Castle.
William Jcryey, Shellpot Camp.
Josiah McD0ugald. Farnhurst.
Frederick X. Jac son, II nry Clay.
William IT, Davis. Now Castle.
William McC in, Taylor's Bridge.
Edward G. Courtney Wilmington.
Niil hlNNNt Alt i4'd0dut.
Frank GOhm Holly oak.
Charles p Gardne' Newport.
John IT Hallman, New Castle.
Leonard r. stephenson Hockessin.
Thomas " Whileman. Delaware City.
Be'ie W. FITZGERALD, Newark.
William d Smith, Nsworf.
George + b int0n. Sllve brook
Charles Smith, Townsend.
Arthur Nv. Bovles. Midlletown.
Frank Wenslewicz,, r.. F. d Middle
own.
Those to report May 8 follows.
William p. Black. So. Geo yes.
Luigi Co~ncli, New Castle. DEL.
Leon w Frisby sudlersvillo. Nd.
Arthur Green Wilmington, Del
llany X Guber Phl7d lph'a Pa.
Frank Lyenskie. Baltimore. Md
Reuben Taylor. Newark.
John Ward. Delaware City.
Roscoe + Cameron, Newark.
Charles II Boyd Marshallton
Chas. II salmon Jr. Summit Bridge
james d. Powell, Warwick. Md.
Charles 2. Teenio Ashley.
Howa ID. Rhodes. odessa.
Orv.d L. Beggg. Wilmington, Del.
Edgar Scales. Baltimore Nd
Harvey c. Woodward, Hockessin.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
NEIY YOnK CnTrnN

BY The United Press.
NEW YORK. April 27-The cotton
ma ket opened today May sold at 26 60,
up ;; July. 2G 40, or 1; October % Ga.
off i6; December, 25.35, off %; January
25i5, Off %
l.. s Steel closed up y at 947s bis
tillcrs 50iA Beldirg 80 or Y Baldwin
80h up Is and American Car and Foun-
dry 1872 up Z
The market closed steady.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
AMERICANS DIE in
WEST FRONT FIGHT
BY The United Press.

BY The United Press.
WASHINGTON, April 27-The grea,
west front battle is beginning 70 take
is toll OF American fighters.
General pershing's CT atty list today
showed i03 names, including Il killed in
action, AZ severely wounded. 81 slightly
wounded and mis- ing In addition,
four men died OF accident and two Of
disease.
Killed in action: bieuiensnts John ID.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
pTfr77f, eYTTC

nuBLIC sALE-l WILL SELL At PUB
Z lie auction. as executor under lhe
last viii of Susanna r. Browning. de-
ceased. an that certain lot piece or parcel
or land with the bui' lings thereon erected.
known as No III Monroe street. Wilmirg
at 10 o'clock A. M.. at thc Court House.
Eleventh and Klng streets. Wilmington.
Delaware JOHN B. MARTIN
nprl7-.f 2I-30. Executor.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
ENHIRIIInN GAME

Nelghborhood A. A. under the man
agement Of Frank Dunn, the we'll
known athlete, wifi play an exhibition
game with a picked team consisting
mostly OF the players from last years
Park A. G. at dupont Field, Ninth AMI
dupont streets, this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
CANYAss ELTCTION nFTInNs.

The official canvass OF the vote in the
Fifteenth Representative District Black
bird hundred. at the special election on
April % TO on the vacancy In the
House OF Representatives caused by the
droth ~ Representative William L. Col
lins. showed Alfred Jefferson S,aats.
Democrat, 10 have been elected over
Wilmer C. Staats, Republican by ma
ioriy OF f0rty-nine votes The vote in
the district follows:
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
SOCIALIST TORU,I

Joseph F. Cohen Of Philadelphia, viii
speak at The regular meeting Of the
Socialist Sunday Forum, az 80. SIS Mar
ket street, tomorrow evening. on "Wil
the War Bring Socialism," Questions
and dfcussion viii follow. The meet
ms viii be open TO the public.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
IN NrrNfORIANr.

Tn loving remembrance Of Harry W
Dougherty, who departed this life April
% 1113:
We dil not know the pains he bore,
W. fi not see him lie:
We only know he went away.
Aud never said goodbye.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
CITY n4NTl Crr,nrNCS

Clcarings Of the local banks for tho
weef ending today, amounted TO 81
O222"2Ii, as compared with S325i.-
585.07, for the corresponding week OF
last year.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
MAnEEET PRICES OTF
By The United pFess

'7T'-
NEW YORK; April 27.-An leading
stocks were of I. ON y to "a at the
opening Of the stock market today
Twelve hund-ed shares OF Unitel States
steel sold for 94iA and 200 shares for
'9i3s of q. Baldwin Locomotive at 80
was off Is Pennsylvania was off Is at
Az and Union Pacific at iiSla was
of p.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
DRoposAIs-BoARp or STATE sup


PLIES. DOVER. DEL.
Sealed proposals. addressed az above en-
d0rsad Proposals FOR Printing and Sup
piles. for printing Corporation Laws
School Laws. Constitution. Election and
tegisl iion Laws. Report OF Auditor Of
Accounts, Adiutant Generals Report
state Ir'asurers Report. Report Of State
Boari OF Health. Insurance Commission
ers Report, Banking Laws ana other print
ing, stationery and supplies for the use OF
the Secretary Of state. State Treasurer
Insurance Commissioner. Auditor OF Ac-
counts Chancellor. state Board OF T. iuca-
ton. Superintendent Of Schools for Kent
County. Sunnrlnten lent Of Schools for
Sussex county Superintendent Of schools
for New Castle county State Board Of
Agriculture Clork Of the Peace Of New
Castle county and General Assembly viii
be received until o'clock =. NJ, on the
3lst day of May A. ID. 111S
Snecif fcations and blank proposals may
he obtained NJ Office Of Secretary Of State
on or after Nav 16 1915
Samples OF proposed printing and sup
plies, when specifications refer to sam
pies. may be seen at the Office Of the Sec
retary Of State
The proposals must he accompanied by n
certified check for 10 per centum Of the
amount OF bid, payable 10 the secretary
OF sail board.
Only those proposals made upon the
blanks furnished by said board WIN he
entertained
Right to reject any and all bids IS re-
EVERETT C.. JOHNSON.
Secretary. Roard Of state Supplies.
Dover. Del. April %, 1913.
apr27 mayf11-1S.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN

BY The Inlted Press.
CHICAGO. April 81 Opening grain
Corn, Nay 1919; July, i52%a1a; oats
May, S37saA; July, 7iss.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
I.nRY RAKER IN RouT

Harry Baker. Delaware's middle-
weight boxer WIN box In an exh hilton
bout az the CaFney's Point Y. NJ q. A.
next Tuesday night.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
saNiTAnY Nnrkrlls.

NJ K. KEEL ER-SANfTAWY. ODON
NAs LESS ENCAVATtNG
OMce. s. W Cor Fourth and West Sta
ID 4 A. Phone Sis oct2i-tf
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
CONSTIPATION

Stop dOsirg with pills or
laXaIiyeS and use Brazilian Balm
locally. Get il inside every
night for a week ard be cured
peTTan Etly.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27

port said that nrhtinz Is confnuing on
the whole front north OF the Lvs river.
from the neiThhorhood Of Dr0noutre TO
the Npres-C0mines can9l a distance OF
about seven miles Tie adnitted the
capture OF Dranoutre, Ken'mel and
Mont KENNEL Nine divisions 100000
mem were used by The enemy in
Thursdays attack. he said. Al Ger
man attacks I'm the REGION Of Laclvtte
and Mont Scherpenb7rg Were held but
the British line WIS forced back In
the direction OF Locre, a mile and a
quarter west Of kemWel and on hoth
sides OF the Nnres-Gonincs canal.
In picardy, French and British forces
hurled the Germans bsrk 40 some
points in The neichborhood Of Hanrard-
En-Santerro and Hangagd Wood, Halg
said.
The French War Onlce reported the
capture OF most OF the ground recently
lost between Nillers-Bret0nneux and a
point south of the Luce rivera front
Of probably ave miles
This battle. il was said els continu-
ing with exceptional violence"
North of Hangard Wood. seven sue
cessive German assaults were com
plctcly repulsed. The town, itself.
twice changed hands
Resardlng This frhting south Of the
Somme, Berlin said that enemy attacks
south of Nillers-Bretonneux "faned
with heavy losses - The prisoners
taken around Hangard, were said 10
total 2,i00
German troops claimed to have pene-
trated French positions st Regnivnle.
six miles east OF Seicheprey.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
Sam LOyd'S Brain Food
Eleven Minwes 10 Digest This.
~ fcf

Eleven Minwes 10 Digest This.
No. f61
Take a small lizard, add piece Of
wall furniture, subtract a spoon.
add a part Of your shoe. subtract a
marine creature, add a fruit. add a
lighting contrivance, subtract a
gem, add piece OF your wardrobe.
add an animal. subtract a faucet
and the resulting letters viii spell
New Hampshire.
ANSWER TO NO. 100.
~ % bricks fllled the hod. A
whole weighed pounds.
.Copyright. 1917, BY sam Loyd.l
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
Enemy is Held On All
Fronts; Haig Takes Prisoners
Icontlnned From rlrsL pngo !

attack the railway os Themes (Wo of Hangard
failed. ~
There was artillery fighting the right bank the
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
pnrTnEFlrE CIEHKs nESIGN.

Having accepted q position in a local
shpyard, George Plumber and Earl
McNey have resigned as clerks at the
local posionlce. II was reported this
morning that number OF Other post
office clerks were contemplating re-
signing.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
GERMAN CLAIMS
By The United press

pe liN q NiicN lItr0.
LONDON. April 2I.-The Germans
claim 20 be within two miles Of Ypres.
The Berlin war Office, In its day Off
cal statement yesterday. declared that
The large crater Of It, Eloi and the
place ilself wero captured "
ST.. Eloi is just two miles directly
south Of lpres, on the road from
Wytchaete
IN stormlng Mont KENNEL and the
village OF KENNEL, the enemy also
claimed TO have progressed TO KENNEL
brook, half mile norlhward. Allied
prisoners taken Thursday were said TO
total $500.
Field Marshal Halg, in his night re-
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
LOCAL SECURITIES

Laird and Company. dupont Building
furnish the following quotations on
local securities:
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
JAMES WILSON.
apr262t. County Engineer.

PROPOSALS - DELAWARE STATE
Hospit at Farnhurst--Selled proposals
VIII be received by the trustees for the fot.
lowing supplies for the months Of May,
June. July ana August. 1915 Bread, beef
veal anu mutton. drugs and coal.
lids on coal must be for stove and pea
Ahc name OF mine must be mentioned OF
each variety bid on
The proposals will he received for one
year Coal must be clean and delivered in
vaults or other places as 'he superinten-
dent may direct
Bids for beef will be on fore and hind
quarters ont OF cattle wei fattened and
dressing not less than 500 ponds kidney
tat 20 be excluded in the bids for hind
B ds for veal TO be on the whole animal.
calves 70 be wen fattened and dressing not
less than 30 pounds
BIDS for mutton 20 be on the whole AMI.
NAL; sheep to be wei fattened and dressing
not less than SO pounds
All suppl TO be de- vered to the hospital
iree of charge and in such quaint ties as the
superintendent may direct
BLINK forms Of proposals and envelopes
viii be furnished to those who address Dr
William ILncler. Tarnhurst. Delaware,
no bids wilt be considered unless made on
sac banks and in the manner therein desir.
n7fed Bids viii be npered AZ the hosp tai
at 10 A. NJ. Thursday. May o 1915 Com
tracts will he awarded TO the best biddeTa
he tui4f es reserve the rgHt to reiset
any or an bi Is. Samples can be obtained
by application at the hospital
WILLIAM II. HANCKER
aprZi-lt Superintendent.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
pFNsInNs.

DENSION CLAIM ATTORNEY,
4 k. Il. FLETCHER.
No. 2O6 W. Ninth Street
anrla-eod BIN.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
FRENCH Die RATHER THAN
SURRENDER MONT KENNEL

The French regiment, ordered e.
defend Mont KENNEL "to The death.
oheyed the commend 10 Tho letter.
Entirely siirr1unded by Cermans
the POi'us hcli out for more than s
hours, slaughicring whole comranies
OF the enemy as thev swarmcd NJ
the steep stones in the face Of the
French machine fire.
a veritahle flood Of groy-cIad
troops finally swcnl over the sum
smit obliieraiina the defenders as
one's heel does an ants nrst Like
the old guard at Waterloo this
French regiment died-it did not
surrender.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
LINCOLN FII'E WrPE.

The combined basketball team OF the
Beaver a. A. and Tennis Club win meet
~ Lincoln University am tonight at
.oula0>' Hail. Second and Justis0n SIS
A fast contest IS expected. The follow
ing players will represent m lo'ol
team p. Harris. Jameson, Hamilton,
Crawford, Bodron. Amb ose and Keller.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27

Ufs.l lis
Mary T.. Kitchen.
LYDIA Hama ny.
HANAWA1-In Brandyvine hundred. on
April 90 10lS Lydia Hanaway.
Relatives ana friends are iu, tied 10 at
tend the funeral services at the resi- ience
u her brotlrr-in-l law. W. $. Handy, near
Sinrplcy's school House Concord Pike.
on Sunday afternoon. at 230 O'Clock. In
terment at St. Johns r. L. cemetery Con
cor lfi iilc
kITCHEN-In this city. on April "a. 1918.
Mary Elizabeth wife Of william Kitchen
Relatives and ri % 's are iuriieI to at
tend the fun 'r9l services ~ her iate resi-
dence No .a2i w Sixtnenth street on
Sunday afternoon. Anri IS at o'clock
lntormeEt at Nj. Salem cemetery.
Evening journal., 1918-04-27

Regan. Miss Mary T Doherty, Miss Zita
Clark, Miss Agnes Horty, Miss Kath-
arine Kane, Mrs. j. Coady.
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uousE PAINTING

.~---~----~~------------- -----~- ----~----~---
TAAiES KEENAN,. HOUSE PAINTING
- graining aud glazing. Estimates care
fully furnished. No. 1904 W sixteenth
ST. y. & A. Phone 7in2-W. spr20 n,
Evening journal., 1918-04-27
pNOpOsALS.

DROPOsALs. ADDRESSED TO rHR
4 President Of the Levy Court marked
Tars." Room lob County Bull ling, VIII
mington. Delaware. win be received until
u o'clock noon. Tuesda. Anril both
1915 for Road Oils Asphalts and Tars. by
the Gallon. r. o. B. plant or factory.
Analysis Of ench material shall he sent to
the Office OF tho County Engineer Each
bid shall be accompanied by a certified
check for 500. The right to reject any or
all bids Is reserved.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-02
FRIENDS PAY HONOR
TO ARTHUR BUTZERIN
Impressive Funeral Service
for Engineer.

hundreds Of friends aud lodge broth
ers assembled AT the Masonic temple
20 pay the last houors to Albert j.
ButZeru, who was killed in IA railway
wreck near St Regis last SATURDAY
morning. Rev. Walter 7. Lockwood,
pastor of Emmanuel BAPTIST church,
preached the funeral sermon and the
Masonic ritual was conducted with
Rev. II. s. Galley of the Church of the
Holy Spirit, chaplain. 4 quartctte,
Mrs. w. +. Moore, Mrs. {. +. Simnns,
Mcssrs. Ray G.. Bailey and j. &. ilar-
rah, sang Rock of Ages" Lead Kind
ly Light" and Abide With Me"
Among the beautiful floral offerings
We're a piece from Consresswoman
Jeanette Rankin and IA design from
Algeria temple, Ancient Order of MEs-
tic Shrine of Helena, Fellow mem
bcrs of the brotherhood of Locomotive
engineers served as pallhoarers. These
were WIN Deakin, William Delant4,
Michael Dwyer Edward Levan, Frank
Riley and Andrew GctChell. An eS
Cort of honor for the Casi<et was formed
by knights Tempar and the Masonic
rnmmttul service was read at thr
in Missnua cemetery The
two daughters and two sons of Mr..
Butzcriu We're present at the fumes Il
with their mother,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-02
SUGAR PLANT STARTED.

Toppenish Wash.-The Utah Idaho
company has begun work on it's sugar
plant. The contract calls for buildings
worth $l,250,000 to be ready in Septem-
Der.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-02-02
Girls! Men! HooveriZe Now,
for Spring Styles Are Not
Designed for Fat "Figgers"

handkerchiefs In their sleeves be-
cause If tn. lack If pockets
The loose coats which have so
long cheered the fat man and the
man who seeks comfort will not be
replaced by the coat that Is
stretched even to cover the body.
The vent in the coats Is also to be
eliminated entirely in the fall and
to some degree in the spring.
No More Bright Coiors.
Some have said that the govern
ment Is about to restrict the use
Of materials to the point of making
manufacturers omit the much
needed cuff on the pants. Flashy.
brilliant colors that so charmingly
presage spring to the fashionable
young chap will 10 longer deco
rate the horizon. All colors are
to he staple.
And the dressmaltcr and tailor
have been no less unkind to the
women than TO the men. The
gorgeous rainbow hucs that make
of common humanity birds Of
paradise are to be discarded alto
gether and the somber, sober
shades and colors will array the
feminine world this spring.
War Affects All Styles.
The narrow skirt will rival the
hobble and the tight jackets will
raring memories of the days of the
Thousand gored coat with the bus
tie back.
The SOLDERING effects of the war
will bc seen In all the styles which
will tend less towards the spec
tacuiar ana more towards the prac-
ticaf and useful. The spring styles
foreshadow the extreme military
cut which the fall suits will have.
Then il may be anrd to tell the real
l., s. major from the flop of fashion
and the women may resemble "A
Death Legion" of soldiery more
than fashions latest fad.