ï~~a t lt'Oa a5I O05M ttHa seu~,te ittintiuo cvnunoom.:-usua se
rewery betngeaese e d oo the merely the reqsredi 3 ttes5. not
tof Its output:,' merely 37 or 41,ttua~olly 47 states
s Minute. sndIiio'8tubs. will ratify the senendismat. t
to wet &nd dry ggpenasgn in New Jereey 16 ezpeited to he the
r~ sevefrol yees" age, he said, forty-eighth etate. "EVen. it will
esfonent was 6A"-cents for each ra-tify after the others. hae done so."
or beer brew"-. The ''light Wheeler.eaid.. More than one wet
it" the witness Added. In rat- etate will ratify for the mere sake of
tuestions, the wttess said the wanting to be. on record as favoring
ivania Stats' Association a movement whesq early aehievement
I the poiicy of destroying is Inevitable."
stiles and- cancelled cheeks May Defer Organization.
toath after its bank accounts It developed yesterday that effort
sianeed. No minutes of its likely will not be made to effect a
rwere kept. work' anti-alcohol organization at the
"- it beoause the activIty of present conference. The plan likely to
opsylvanla State Association he adoptod will he that ofthe Antintirely political that you. Saloon League of America formally
kest to adopt this policyv" ivtn oe c line ffr
witnessdne hi aigsign countries" to Join with It Ino the
oinessdieoeniew hio dsire formatior of a world federation.
eromisptespuhichlede10ied Delegates to be nanmed for the purl o the pblic d o h pose then are to gather at a later
w f hle pSecy io o. date to perfect organization.
andwhateSerMary Homews road A resolutions committee representondtadtMaor Hvmbenroadleg every state is at work formulator the former president of Lto I ig a plan which may not he suhmit-Americas Alliance. Copico ted until tomorrow.
statement. which was a decla- Dr. Baker and E. H. Cherrinaton.
of the alliance'. position on general meblashir of the ati-Sloon
'opeon war before the Uniitd oagucPbiho -osmd d
teoame a beligrerent. were sect dresses characterioing the Anti-. Feigenhan of Newark, N. J.. Saloon Leagur of America as the ooe
led in inancing the purchae organlaation' big enough to sponsor
Washington Times and the va.'eesnfuitp 0.0 internitlfatialalitmery (lta) Advertiser, co te
en was chairman or the pth- Condemns German Allianae
s committee of the Brewers' iUr Gakor condomned the Germantion. American Allance no tho principal
)ids't Blame Gjermany. orgrtiation the kaiser had In thin
mao's statement condeneed country to spread German propatags the destruction of Amer- gander.- Reciting the ight of the
chidles engaged in producing Anti-PhtdOOn Ieogue against the
o erlals for the, allies and nacso'lrmas.Amerrl.'n Allian-e, Dr. itaker
ned the sinking of ships car- added:
nanitioca Those responaible 'Doon anyone doubt. in the liftt
hshould he punished. Ile- or the immediate loot. that if there
Id, hut he added that he did had not boen a etronf, virihe, prohietc they werc commitied a1 hittec movemenit Ic combat the propligation of Germany or Ails- ogandia of this disloyal bot wellfnanced organiaationt. that America
Indicaie that some Itit-racy, mould have boon cumllently Go.'.
Ilperso inthte ofloof Ihe maiedo ha ephetr ottof the
Stie tiewers' Associatitn warr'
'cico iGocan propaganda. Ct'eringtcn di diared thai. heroit?' coked Major Htumes. after non president who in 001ot npenout recall anything abttii." orolativo of tha prohibition1 'on,,x replied. soletic of the tiiied hilatus alum sici
l"iogetietitoctwas then 'til- in the While iHouse. Hetitslt:
'-ilt publinios comsitiv i taut prolibitionit oil.bc rnado
lime thin article ws o cclii- worildit elte. 11he.'ceiatioi. of
)t to hint. wato ho ncav" th'le cofit cecoiit'i'.,tdemoironre-piled..urd hoe dited: '-ratit overnmenOt lto ihe GUid
boness0.0 indication th..t ecoo States cas nat soate- 00101.0 aa
hreexinted anywher-co powectpnred It i.itste ffceorn.1iie fill autooracy. Ti. liquor problIon." tecot to it wortd-oide problem and
nanproiit tit.' ii li tn- thir'e formotintttio otitit. 5ust
vc by ticrniet.coinent dis- scope. Today outteauenc ropomvery littte with a". I di ot serttea Ihoroughtitoroganised
boether that wcsoberauer 10a Caeseof machinery. In The htilied
etats it empiloy" 1000 people. eho
tIiebmacn.' gins thoir entire time to itswe
____ tvitit,. The tosaco spends more
EL-ROSS SUIT f1]Yo
~T FOR NEXT WEEK Wouldn'tYo
cp Judge 'Saeidt-'et $50,0t'0 Like to Get Rlid
esuit against Jtams!toes, r' j
atiacCout),ic''hateirt, is flet of That uarrnU
ting in commotti l ens court
odnedny. Tb.- ai'tioit was to
tnbhenrd citlct~dtiibitt stfor Ros iihit rotnoneooloring iloct it atid utablte
1 tiled ouit o;tintttoes in
ihett he wancui'inlg for ret.His aettcieiiiautedoothe
lottico ncttiteent. pubcy the county Ditoeroti- towmCAIN WE SCORE
prices on Fh'ro 'Isitltsells
We offer a sPeitat on Thorn-t
riday pond Satutrdaiy of freshtake Erie Perch aod Steak
at Ifn per poundt. "tne, tarcry:'ight prices
Fause g-Johnson Fish Co.,
16-118 S. Fourth Si.
sn 1y + 1(L nrec9 r Al & ) V.
Men's Laurel Brand Hose-GOOD flro.
Men like them for the way they fit, Fall Weight Lue ~ dY1
wear and retain-their shape. ' Mercered Lisp,. vt.al p l"'
of fine lisle with douetoesAui
Laurel Brand Pure Thread Silk Hose, and so nely noo ae4;th
of good weight, with doub~le toe, heel rival silk hose for;a Ba c~
snd sole. Black, white, gray. navy and white, gray, Palm' aib Md, a.y1 0
Palm Beach. $1 a pair. a pair.:
(Lazarus' Men's Store-First Fioprx)Tickets f'ir Qhio State-Wisconsin Football- G up -
Sat. on Sale now, in Lazarus' Men's Storemnst Floor
than $1,600,000 a year Is ighting
for prohtibition. it has $5i00,00
Invested in Ito pahlishing house
at Westerville. it han more than
500.000 regular rontributors.
Cherrlsgton charged that 1150
ciergymen of the 'Church of England.
together with 073 women In English
retorie today own more than
$8,000,000 worth of stock In brew"When the tUnited Sitates adopts
prohibition, about 00 per cent of the
territory and 50 per cent of the population of (ho world wilt be dry."
Gieneral Counsel Wheeler said. lie
earned the conference against efforts
of the brewery interests to hav'itg
bet-c and wino exempted fromtohte
national prohibition law on 16e pica
that theyc are tot otrotig drinkos.
Among nnow aerivais heonye sterday were Itobert A. Macro, Glasgow,
Scotland; lint. Sipriano A. Frano,
Staltitin, bMexico.anod Rev. F:. B. Varens, HasAtntonio, Tax., editor of El
liealdo i'hirttano.
Canon S. A. Johnstott of Birng.
hti. Engilaid. will addens students
tic i'iltrrlt ii o ltegr. Wte r'vilte. itotorro mornng,
AVERAGE DEATH RATE
FROM FLU 8 DAILY
Eight ititithe at day from Influrna
and pitaeotn ban kas een1110 acere
ego s at. eNot'v. tegistruar.JohntV.
Keccgatt of tie oity board of heatlth
said yesterdtay.
C'om.pared wit. ii deaths oiti.'iaily
reported to the city health offie die
previous day. tho tol reptorted ccc.
torday was I0,. bringing tho tottl in
the city to 4681.
An increase wassnoted in 9b 'asce
reported hy physicians yesterday.
There wero 70 the day beore.
Sunday schools may behaelnd if Ity
live up to regulations laid dawn fcc
all scbools, City Health tOffier Kabtn
said yesterday.
it is left to totc Isdividual chat he
to decide. The rules are:
No ohild shall ho permitted to attend school where there isa as
of Influenza In the fondily.
Any child afflicted with onluarena
shall sot be peemitted to reture to
school until two weeks after thnecase
has been dismnissed byt' hefamily
pkysioian.
Children with colds shalt be mvladed from school.
EMPLOYESS O1 FEIBEL
STORE ENTERTAINED
Celebrating the biggest year's bunipeas 10 the historyotof Its establishmont, F'elhel Brothers. department
stare proprietoes.,141 North High
StrOet. bantueted 05 employee Inst
night at the Chittopoden Hotni.
-:0eoi-aftAr-eeibel,'.ian address, declared it a victory celebration. He
predicted bigger business neat year.
Collectintg Y -Pledges.
Twelve teams of solicitors, each
headet by a captain, will begin early
todal cobiectlnn of pledges nmade two
yelb ego for _the new Spring Street
1. Ilt. C. A. Reports on results wil
"bb. m eBach night inn the gymnasium
of the. b11 1ding. Dr. W, A. Method is
general nhe.rmpo.,
f;5 s G~s; Director., 4~1e~l fRse.cretary of
' cutrprom- " good~aaf " h rad
OIO GRADATE
Lawrence C. erges, Formerly
cf Lantern Staff, Loses Life
in Battle in France.
That their sonlatwrenon C.
Yerges,.ia mnmber of u machine gun
battalion, bud died of wcunds received in action to France 17 days
before thoelgnintg of them armistice,
wasntecord rceienrd yesterday
fromthe car department by Mr.
ant himr. -'rderick J. Yorgcn. 31
WentinthiiiAcrite. The teteg rit
slttsthat ho shod Oct. 24.
Y'et ole colioted iniAugust. 1917. in
i'ontiie'icai. 1ito.had beentIlhi
l'etiie'i-ienure- than it yeair otidhad
f-oght at iChateau Thierry and Ini
bytImportant battre.
A graduate of Ohio State n Uilerol y in 11th, Yrrge wos i.towebee
i-f ellt pflion Fraternity, Sigma
Detrilli and Sphin. Hn alno was
citr'olation manager of Thto Lantern,
the university newspaperanod editor
anvd huainnan manager of The Maitlo,
the junior clunnonual publcation.
lie was 25 years of age, hilsnister.
t'hristin, and brother. Howard of
'Ohho Stats football fame, who is now
an ensign in the navy, aimsc srvive.
Yerges wan a member of the Goodalo
Lodge of Masons.
Mrs. RuseotC. Kahn, 2b8 Stoader
Avesae, was notified yesterday of
the death of her husband, Corporal
Kuhn, aged 31. bitted he actiqgo Oct.
20. white fighting with the Three
Hundred anod Eighth Trench Mortar
Battery. The battery is commanded
by Captain Don McGill, Columbus.
Corporal Kuhn was Iji son of
George Kahn, hi Ncrth Green Street.
Private H. Reiuinger 1n reported
in todays lintaso wounded, degree
undetermined. J. C. Reisinger, 2115
Aberdeen Avenue, lo tinted as nearest kin.
Me. and Mrs John P. Brehl, par.
ents of Private John A. Brehi. aged
2S. received word yesterday of his'
death in France. He was hille4 In
action Oct. 20. and was a memiber
of Three Hundred and 'Eighth
Trench Mortar Battery, Privatf,
He'll W
Bretti forerly wait 'o.
the Lawecoe Press.
Captain tevrie W. Itougbh,
try; on duty at Ohio Stats iy a en sindtt.RsreUieriy lvl
Scond Lieutenant Aritk' i
arth with be on duty,,frqiw
at St. Xavier College. (ior
following general' shiftIng 'o,
of the S. A. T. C.) nnonOfs
terd ay.
F. Ewing Martin, who e
come time age an a privetQ "u#;
Shermao, han been promote.:
mental sergeant major with,
quarters in the office of 'thp
advocate. Mrs. Martin,has.tr
to their botte I inblami~
after a fe weeks' service %t
oilion factor~ 'at Hafelito,
alt extra hemp was -'dishtlofei
week, following cessnaton of
lieu hnoause ' of. the olgtbni
armistice.
COAL TRUCKS FOR f
Gy the hour or too mile. Call.
('. tli, ittu. 1414, Male 2951.
ACCUSED HUNGARIA MNSERRL
Hbld at city prison fot aile* lylrmrs o.Egn e,34Mrio vne gHnainRfre hrh
Ingbon and Woodrow Avenuel
released last night under 017
Amsistant District Attorney i
Veesey. it was charged. rofa
preach in both the English an ra agae tteTn
Mrs. Alex Sabo, East Ca
Mody nacneun.veny he was said to have >
loyal statements anod left the'
Two hours later Rev. J. W. atro t CarAeu
Church. preached the fuasraiB
In English.
'W. Vs. Lump," Homer C. Gtiiilly
CAPT. STAY4TON 9P4
AT VIRGINIA'
A )age audlec r 'xleoted~
Captain W. Hf. Stayton whsa-iCf
cusses "Eenoittis POtotel
nconstruntlon" a+t the0--O i
Commerce lu poqtipon at' 'the,
at 12 0ct tdi'aot, i,
omoier in the Unyiteda f1takess
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