ï~~MANY INFLUENZA'CASES 'Actir n ay Beta ken-to Prue verit Cro4 dig of Street Cars:. qj:.Co en madet thebealtiepartinent that certain Milwaukee Inetitutlons are violatig some of the of hers that were issued in eneectlon - -wth'the-fight against Spanish in uese- ",:,"-. ma were discussed at a eta.hr iday afternoon by ealth C osnitaintr ai. Ceorged and. George f. Ruband and, msnbp of Siboard, who hakebeen within mnw an ohUsmoeto check the spread of the disease. M Y R L -sarloer ini the. day movie.theater ''eanagers eonferired owith the oon nosoner and o t the mayor, endhwere -nE.bck oli hber forced tarte o saing lidh clnthed ostasrkdcokbc conditions did not warrant sus an-K o h besifted by -lat nofnbeclsause trnp b ut sh.nnotcons cirepe n sIy o dont so while Milwaukee has over 200 new - csas a day. In order that Mlwaukeeans may- not ilhwsekee Is Better. Injure the mechanism of their dlocks Hte pointed out that the conditions by turnlngthe -Saudi backl one hour in Milwaukee are better than In any when the lime scheduie of the' United other city In the United Stated" of States reverts 'back to its.. old course. shout the same poiulation. but-main- WH.I Upmteyer, re taine that the conditlons haeeare bet-. Idea n'Umye copnty f he. icr only because the public generally Dl"andl p escompny has. isnnd the stores, shops end amusement:sued the following met of rdles: places are co-praint with the do-. "To set a striklng cilocic back whi pavtment. -. derange the. mechanism and you are On Thursday 272 new oases were re- obliged, to have 'your dock repaired. ported, of which elxly'three camin Ie atufay e'vening stip 'our clock for tiuring the afternoon." The total.tivu lust one hour than start It again withtames, deducting deathse and recoveries. out setting the hands and- you will t uibe1i lill.: Thursday's- 4eath rol then have the correct time Sunday wAt spresent------------------the ml,orning. - - At peset terearesixy-tree~'.it you can not stop your clock move core who watch the cars at transfer 'the hands -forward Ind let the clock corners and other important street ca ncstike eleven hores that -will bring-the points. They see to it that crowded time back-one hour and you will havecars are prevented. However. it1 the correct time" Sunday miorning. soldtha whn te cre sa~e ~ Watches and clocks that dent etrike transfer crners the conductors per- cancbe setbp n-ohr sdse mit others to 'enter the car -- rains will not behedhback 'one hour Pise ef hievie Mee. Sunday morning as was previously Ths hst.eus a t o moviereported, acrdng to Assistant Super: er. lip Incorporatesr ru. Clifton-Wit Schoet. -fi Y, and S. C. Saros0 Savall=the tie-tug= ~ ~i~g, neck-nagging and patience-trying anti c o-,11a r makes. nccss ry. Slip-Easy Collarsare mad with a=patent formation that.insutea a free"' (~~andra~as tiolido. g - ood. aortment of styles -to choose from.:: Stoqk'-np for the season now while these savinns ate possible. GIMBELS Near"Grand Avenue a zxod Entrance. retet PALTRY SUM IS BID FOR SEAT ON 'CHANGE A bid of $50 for a-ntdinbership is the Chicago Board of Trade was- refused at the sale of the asets- of Charles 5. Gltavin, bank.tr~5 kel The membership to the Â~iCagp -Board of Trade Is estimated to be' worth- bE. tween $5,000 and $6.000. The bid for the membership was so low that Rteferee Johp Harper, who condlacted the sale, ordered the sale of the property of Glavin postponed. To obtain a transfer of a certificate of membership, the sanction of the govet-sing board of the Board of -Trade must be received. The leaders of the t'hidago Institution have declared they nill not recognise the membership vslid in the hands of any except the original owner. This stand was dtaken:after the ruling of the United States droult Court of Appeals, which held that to carry equity in law the rights' climed by the Chicago hoard could be classed only as personal. 4tecaude of this decirion. referees In tankrupthy have found it almost Incposei iby oseaslmembherships in the board mdonues the bidders fear their mnembershilp wilt not be recognised by the officials of the trade board. - 1D138 0F PARALYSIS. -Louis C.' Federman, about 99 years old, 111i Twenty-third seet, a machinist employed by the Ali s-Chalmsers company, suffered a stroke of paralysis while at work at the plant-Thursday night. He died one hour later at the company's hospital. The body was removed to the morgue. F7OF 'OW11 -WK s vr.iing, resulting In a product fones PERMT ISGIVE TO talcum powders. In fast, an hopel PERMT ISGIVE TO mass which is finally treated to vent spontaneous.comnbustion as BIiLD DISPOSAL P IN plose. This atomizedKelI ______AL LANTfed Into the combustion chasmber The war Industries board at Wash' furnace through a carburetor, - ington has Issued a permit to the city preheated air is mixed In propes of Milwdukee to prcoeed with the portion with the aoized fuel at building of x-temporary sewage ie~- combination of.hot air and ft posal--plfatos0h Jones island, sad the driven into a. circular combs first cootrencts-. have. en e. h chamber which has no other pan "vh b4- "lmpletet!inabole t. h thessir whls ecarries the fya n l ba;$,0.0 h h ixuebrsi h ob gets pako th ciysreuechmewihusmkanlewhich can be brought to Jones tl sal ash or slag deposit in the func through' the new sewerage lntet-c pt- course. there is-s-apercentage. of. log system, will be treated at this all soft coal, but this ash has bee plant. The construction wot-kn-ill duced to such fineness that aft begin In- lbecember. - - goes through the comtsustione ohm Fem..and out of the vent tips-it to it WAR WbRKER SUCCUMBS couldbe"Â~ ioa lc off.sinwspac e and -cud be olctdIwudb TO INFLUENZA ATTACK to be perfectly clean. System Not Expensive. Waldemar 0. Sebmal 10 years old. This system of treating the f son of Mr. and Mrs. 0. A Scemali net expensive when done in 1411 Chamnbers street. died fr-o pneu-:etn bs results infsuchmonia on Wednesday, In "Richmond, moftu-btheva fuelcoo the COi., according to word received hbecnomtlunelieabltst erecoosoea by his widow. Schml bhad blnse-on mpihae beand tasderyeofo ployed in the government ship yad orhihsavedben.Adveryreent Buesed shis widow and parents, he is oadhih sanderin, A eryineenl survived by two sistsers and a brothermaevapyratin.sonetwengieer ohn benyi,who is aiee at Itichmond. The a'nsnevei seamtic otlve ouna body is expected to reach hers about wfatoriz eca'onelier'.forAdTb Sunday or Monday. cduematrange- ofoix.edocnalunwnd I men w11be nnunedlater. average teasor boiler - at the ' pr GEORGE L. STEPHENSON fiienWiyft t1he 'sameagradeof fuie IS H RE O BUSNESSbe made' to evaporate 'six pour George L. Stephenson, formerly of anhd autotc the ueodevicet Milwaukee. but now of Michigan City, torhylout rthoj osteola Miss, is at thde Hotel' Pfister, hv theot-vofnertie doom ofrteloalah big been called here bybusiness cots- the ehut of tlon oas hrelsmoangth nected with the recent death of hisgic ein iaty. o- h sokn brother. -Fred M., Stephenson, big Clisfrptnswr 1e Hame Morand O ghkohe trtder. J.patent office about three se alMraOhoh ndH.ado hrdyW,wilas BonManetoniila ofhesmoe a ahntatoelate Senator Isaac Stephenson, are tsununsnem to- Wehasgon. omec a~o t te Htel fiser.departments engaged.- in war s Influenza fAR HOW Honor "honor' starting leted by of war tien Ini IVLS 11. - BANOVEI HoNst'to Desc isosi: s.,