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NVITATONS
0VERWHELW1 FOCH
Would Like te Accept Them
All, but Fears Effect en
Digestion
STACK FOOT HIGH RECEIVED
ny the Associated lrss
Vnr, Oct. IP. -Mnrlml Kech w.nil.l
be remprlli"! te trnvel mere thtm '-M,OOl
mllw find thit nearly pwr Stntc iu
Amprlrn if he should n'vept nil tJu In In
Tjtntlens hp h'X' roielvpd from tl'p
UnltPtl Stntc vin'-r it b- niiiiuni-i
that he would runs die Atlntita- this
FrlrixU who i'h'1 hk.mi h MnHisl
Am shown ; Muck of ItuitnUens mere
thnn a feet thu-U M l.p has roei-lvcd
There nre humln.N of thpm.lnchidiiu
greetings from CioviTiier- of iftrieUH
States Mavern of man ctien. public
bedtP" of e'ver sort nnd privnte me---brcs
from prominent residents of the
United States. ...
"Which of them will von accept?
n Americnn visitor asked the Marshal
wcuntly. .... I.
"All of them.1' he replied. "I would
like te visit epr State In the fnlnn.
It hns been lmpossilile t" tix the
Marshal's Itinerary, which thus far tn
fludes n trip across the continent te
Sen Krnneisi'e
The Marshal's enlr jppiruerw.m a
te the hesjutalrj "f I J" metlean
people t tli- pissi,'. iITmI ' mnv
have upon u- dip-n "i "' " ,"' 'J rl"s
the condition in whnh Marshal tajellu
returned from his visit te America
Marshal Kech frcquentl murmurs:
"Peer Favelle." The genernlisi'lme
of the allied armies ir still amused
ever Marshal Fayolle's pleasantry when
the chairman of the Knterta'nment
Committee In F.oi-ten showed him upon
his arrival late one evening the program
for the dav following It becan in the
earlv morning with a sight-'-eeing tour,
followed bv a reception of delegnt'ens.
a midday banquet ami speeches nnd an
afternoon reception. A public dinner
and reception were svheduled for the
evening, and tins n te be followed b
ball . ... .
What de you t'nnk of if? the
ehnlrman i- reperteil te have asked the
Marshal. ,
"It lacks Remethinp leplied the
Marshal "I see nothing regarding mv
funernl arrangements at the end of the
day
It might be remarked that Marshal
Fech is abstemious in hi- daily life. hi
habit- bem,: almost ascetic In charactei
Colonel Vianeis K. Drake, deput
commander of the Tans I'.xt. American
Tgien, will ueciunpam Marslnl reeu
te America at the latter's request
Prohibition Chief Dies, Aged 9
CleicLmd. -t 1" ' !' A l i i
Denlev Hi hart nil.. .. t' t v nd"r and
lifelong support. -s -.f -1 -iitint I'm
hiblticn l'art- b 1 i' lis time her
yestenli' Mi ' . H" ' ' 1""
yeart- old "l t le men' s
I BRITISH MAKE PROTEST
Treatment of Immlgranta UndeP
New Law Is Issue Raised
lninlnn, Oct. in. The llrltish lev-
itiinetit liad made formal pietest te
Washington about the treatment f '
1'ritnh immlgiiiiM at Kllm Islnnil un
der the new In, migration l.iiw. ll has
tot protested at the limitation of mml mml
i.iten. tullj reeesnbiiic tint it i- neti.
et its bti'lne , but It has )in.fesiel -it
Tie Ire'itTiiilit Ti'ierded fetin of the ini
murrain under the present LIU llatil
iiiliiiiiiistintieu
Ter itihtance, one ease tuentieted l
tl at of n jeiinc couple, of geed smlni
position, who, with their baby, weie
herded four days in n pen with filthy
"iimigrams and refused even a hearing
ly the eillcials The Stnte department
bus riot jet answered the note bat
when the answer omen if prehnbly will
be ptilllshid with the original com
plaint In the form of a repeit te Par
liament TRYING BULGAR WAR CHIEFS
Judges Are All Simple Peasants,
Elected by the People
Sofia. Oct HI (Hv A P i The
trial of Itulgnrinns nrcued of war
crimes opened u-sterdny In a 'teatre
heie winch has been spt-cialh lifted un
for the occasion. The courtroom win
( row iled te rapaeitj. The accused men
Include ten former Cabinet Ministers
and three Hermans. They nre charged
with high treason In favor of Germany
and minppmptlntlen of public" fund
I'lie public prosi'i-uter is demanding the
deith penalt for most of the ihfend
inti statesmen and diplomats te the nutn
I er of 1'"m1 IriM been subpoenaed as uit
n" The Judges, who were ' -u I
li tie people, nn all simple tirasiii's
'lii. s st ..ti lie lunch diessid in th. ir
pn tuti'sque national costumes
Havre Honors Columbus
llaxre, Oct. 1" Ilrlliant nnd pic
uresque ceremonies attended the cel
ebration bv this seaport town of the
discover of America, Havre consider
ing itself a stepping stone te the new
world One feature of the celebration
wan the unveiling of a statue of Fran- I
cis I, founder of Flnvre. A bronze
tablet was affixed te what is new the'
customs ethre formerly the private '
heiibe where General I.nfavette stjived
befme leaving for the I'nlted States te
take part In the Revolution irv Wtr
GERMAN
MNISTRY
SHAKEN BY SILESIA
Wirth Cabinet May Be Dis
placed by Reactionaries Op
posed te Reparations
LEAGUE DECISION UNKNOWN
lly (lie AsK,!ntP Pttm
llnlln, Oct. W. Resignation of tlie
fierninn Cabinet was believed tedny te
be Impending, If prcsR icperts of the
decision of the Council of the League
of Vatlens relntltig te the apportion
ment "f 1'ppcr Silesia were continued bv
the nuVial tet of the decision, ex
pictrd here this afternoon
Tln'ic has been little effort en the
patf of Government official"' te renreil
llie fart that the Cabinet would face
a crisis if liiriiinu towns should be sep
arated from the empire by the action of
the league Council Disorders are
tea red In Government circles.
Paris. Oct. in. (By A. P.) Rec
ommendations of the Lengue of NatleiiR
Council for n settlement of the 1'pper
Slleslan question were received by Pre
mier Rrland this morning. Thev will
Iv communicated during the day te the
allied Governments, and as a matter of
i eurtesv, te the I'nlted Statec. prnb
ablv through the American Fmnassv
here.
The terms of the recommendations
IU net be nmde pnMir until nn e
fhailge of ews a- ' i further procedure
Ml the alh'ircd .lei nls thus far pub
lished nre declared te be pure conjec
tures It Is knc.n, however, tlint the League
proposal Implies the necessity of dis
positions te prevent nn economic up
lienMil In the industrial region of Upper
Pllesin. Hence, It Is deduced with
strong reason that the propesnl Is a
compromise between the French nnd
llrltish views and dliidcs the industrial
triangle of Silesia between Germany and
Poland.
Kr'clal RMrnfcH te Kectlse Publle ledger
New Yerk, Oct. 1 JS If the League
of Nations Council decides ngainst Ger
many In the Hileslan lieunilnry ques
tion, nnd cable dlsnntches ,ae nlrftdv
foreshadowed nn adverse decision, the
Wlrth I'nhirel will resign and llie Gei
man Geiernment full into the linnds of
the -e.ictiennry rieih) pnp isi I te the
fulfillinent of the lepnrnttend agreement.
Isaac Mntcossen, a ieurnalist, declared
jesferdny.
Mr. Mnrcossen, who recently ie
turned from a four months" Inten tew
ing tour of Europe, raid the Wirth
Government Is renlly desirous of pay
ing the billions of mnrlts demanded in
reparations by the Alllcp. but hns op
posing it a very powerful croup nf In
terests nnd Individuals.
"The present Government In Ger
reanj hns nlrend concluded the pay
ment of one billion sold marks Wallet
Rnthenati, Grrmnu Minister of Re
construction, rceenlh reached an iigne
ment with TOtiis I.eucheiir. I'tench
Minister of Liberated Regions fur tin
pnment in m tun! homes, maehincn.
wagons nnd ether material of an addi
tienal seven billions of geld marks
"This agreement wns Important net
only materially te Prance, nut because
it wns the first sltrn of n spirit of get
ting together. If the Wirth Govern
ment falls, tills njjrcement will probn prebn
blv be repudlnted and the rrnctieu.tr
ministration, power will ay te the
Allien : 'We've done our best, new
eu've get te come nnd take it '
"Anether effect of this decision
against Germany will be n further rup
ture between England and France, for
l'nglnml 1ms steadfastly suppeitcd CScr
many in her contention thnt the plebis
cite, In which (10 per cent of the Inhab
itants voted for Germany, should stand.
Prance has support! d Poland, which
lest In the plebiscite.''
Federal Judge In Wyoming Resigns
WnshlnRien. Oct. 13. Jehn A.
Rlncr, Federal Judge of the Cheyenne
District In Wyoming, sent his resigna
tion te the President yesterday nnd wilj
retire from the bench nfter thirty -ene
cnrs of hervicc. Judge Rlncr, who Is
mere than seventy years old.
pointed eepicmucr -;J, 1800
dent Harrison.
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THE old corn enders were harsh,
crude and uncertain. They came
into disrepute.
Then a world-famed laboratory cre
ated a new method, nnd millions have
adopted It. '
The new way Is Blue-Jay liquid or
plaster. One applies it by a touch. The
pain steps Instantly, and seen the whole
corn loosens and comes out.
Te pare a corn and keep it new Is
felly. Step it the moment It appears.
Remove It in this gentle way.
Watch one corn p.e when Blue-jay is
applied. Yeu will let It deal with all
corns after that.
Send te the drug store new.
Liquid or Plaster
Blue-jay
steps paln-cnds corns
a Bauer & Black product
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sleepless, at the walls? The
difference between sleeptng and
staring is simply a matter of
nerves.
When your nervous system
is in a sound condition, you are
certain te sleep well. But when
your nerves are worn out and
beyond your control, your rest
is broken and your awakening
leaves you languid and irritable.
Doctors knew that much of
the nerve disorders result from
tea and coffee drinking. The
drugs in these drinks ever-stimulate,
often causing the serious ills
which result from disturbing the
regular bodily functions. It is for
your health's sake that many
doctors new say you should quit
tea and coffee. Drink Pestum,
the delicious meal-time beverage
instead! In flavor it is much like
coffee.
Pestum is fundamentally a
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lets you get sound, restful sleep.
Pestum is a skilfully-made cereal
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popularity is its protection te
health and its delicious flavor.
Ask your grocer for Pestum.
Drink this het, refreshing bever
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10 days and see what a wonder
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way you feel.
Pestum cornea in two ferms: Instant
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cup by the addition of boiling water.
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The years of war waste that set arti
ficial prices en nearly everything did
net affect Steinway business policies.
There was increase cf price te cover
excessive labor costs; but it did net
partake of that unreasonable increase
se generally indulged and that con
tinues, in large measure. Steinways
are new sold far under their act
ual value. Seme pianos of inferior
quality are still offered at a higher fig
ure than the Steinway and ethers of
uncertain value are offered at prices
near that of Steinway. When you buy
consider the fame of the name; the
fairness of price; the surety of future
satisfaction and you will cheese a
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