The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1919, Page 17

Train, died Mi ' 403d Ammunition Monday nigh penumonia | body was brought to port, BARRIGADED IN HOME, | "FIGHTS 50 POLIGEMEN Chicagoan Kills Self After: Three Hour Battle,’ in Which He Wounds Trio, March 12 OHICAGO. three © Ondeck, and expert marksman, than half a hundred police outside his home, where he J ccc zarmemanammanee ancecamawene ct A Hot Spot Chalmers Knows Neither Altitude Nor Weather rafter the firtng ceased niered the house and found | NYONE who has motored much knows ‘ eM sa | how a change of altitude—even of 000 : or to escape | feet—affects the average car. And when at d through the frame cot 500,000 RAL SHOPMEN | ASK 85 ENTS AN HOUR Wage the weather changes, even if you never leave your home town, what a terrible affair it is to get your motor “running right.” A Hot Spot Chalmers knows neither altitude nor weather. For the Hot Spot device is proof against both. esmen Argue Be! 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Pigs rial j ’ e THE BV twit WU, WED wed, sade on _ : ian aecnsgnsisicaneinstanpanetninntnnnteeeeeiansee i following shoek whe he had a lozen officers of bis staff, boarded OOTH PULLED, WOMAN DIES. |i acted i'n tentieea office in| re Ngoravarts after tne {UNITE TO MAINTAIN PEACE | Uneonsetous Pour Days Fotlowtug | Pidkewood, | um Wounded had been t oard and | After being unconscious for four days| Mary's Hospital at 4 Jeommander of the army abroad was] # —-—. % ARE BROUGHT HOME: bly afte ae ' ie Lect ote) i ie Employers and Unions to Draw Up ; | Jof the blind and eripplec € spoke ‘i fs Seta Th | Jto many © men and commented Agreement Within Thirty 1 jon the « fulness iad courage of Days. even the tt esperately hurt CINCINNATI, Maréh 12.—Formation u Commander U.P. Webb of the lof the Interngtional General Conference Merey and Dr, W. A. K, Neill of |Board of the printing ry for the —— [Portland, Ore. the chief Surgeon, [PURPOSE of “dovising means for peace : i + sec /Were complimented by Gen, Pershing [ful sett laputes” Blinded and Mainied Soldiers re eres oe tne ahi and the rational | Tell of Visit by Pershing fmotnoas used in caring for tho| in inde +8 | wounded. Before Vessel Sailed. | ow guaceity. ob. Cea TH # who hire} ‘ _ Bordeaux M that port} tencvall ; | The United States hospital ship} with a short supply and nto the | ent pid “ ENERAL performance in a car Mercy, which this afternoon, | Azores more fuel mmandet | momt nd tive ; ( ; - ¥ is never due to any one thing. brought from I Aux 881 wounded Abe ph it ie ib liddg te fi : eb al eee vole ¥/; Wy ; It’s the proper blending of all qualities. TASH, THOMTIY “CNDUTALE MANY | was entire of coal, eastbound! to establish poltcte Yf of whom are st n This jar 1 had been waiting for a week or| ns affecting the in- vi, In Premier a series of unquestion- Is the largest con nla ible cae tt desir ad RL Le policies, it was suid, will hi ce. able virtues are blended. Bee en Tee Corre Sree ily th « aupply of eoal|come the law of the industry when x France on one ship, Al) the patients |O@'™m od b hsb hl oe 1 tor [ratified by all the participating: organi . But all that we can say about jority will be cor 1 main inj New York with what she had at ae 11chn of t 1¢se oO men Sé jority will be com remain in| Premier's goodness will never bring Hediiillll ea Bele tidbit, Far DAHIAaa loft IR Nee DUR ROHE UR UNEMPLOYMENT IN U, S. has th dd t bi 5 . home to you what a wonderful buy |homes. 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