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THE TOPEKA DAILY STATE' JOURNAL THURSDAY "EVENT". AUGUST 15, 1918 5 U. S. CONSUL QUIT Official at Moscow Tarns Affairs Over to Sweden. Burned Code Book and De manded Safe Conduct. SAW OTHffl "CONSULS SEIZED French and British Military 3Ii:ons Refused Passports Upton: New Jersey, Greene; New Tork, 1,: sse, camp At-jur vmi-4L tea 1 54 w- i. Camp Cp- gyTW-Wfeffgrif ton- and 215, camp ureene 2s ..-in;" Camp ' hi Dakota, 150, Camp Dodge; Ohio, Buy and Save Money AnorkU ii 11 Two Big. Shoe Bargains , llHC!ll 1 i 11 IrTTr-! A3 Mcn'i Oxforis Recced Best j Ladies' Summer Fot s is the time and the opportunity for you to fruo tlM great- J. SwWlJL Jk-CWJL JL ZS C , UKM - makes; Johnston Murphy. Banister. rJ-TiIt Camn Greene: Oklahoma, 250. Camp Ladies' Summer Foot This is the time and the opportunity for you to grasp the great wear specially reduced eat bargains of the season- The savings are more eaatly realized fettIeton, Boyden and Washburn. because of the increasing price on all kinds ef men s and boys' wear. Everything we offer in this sale is strictly reliable and money cheerfully refunded after home inspection. 14 and $15 Oxfords 9J 10 and 99 Oxfords.... $7.85 S and ST Oxfords.. SS.85 and 95 Oxfords S3.S5 Table- of odd pairs of Oxfords, values np t J3.00 - $2.95 for S a bar ban Days $, $7. SS nines. . ..$-1.85 $5.30. $5 valnrs S3.SS f CLOTH i SO CCL 709-711 Kansas Ave. Since 1888 309 odd pairs am table .. 2 be snuE AT) SEE the greatest BARGAINS OF YOITTC Lire AT THIS STOKE IVith Leaine and Trotzkf Gone Poole Xay 'ow Staj. VTashing-toav Aug. 15. Official dis patches from. American Consul Gen eral Poole in Moscow hav lifted tlie curtain for a moment on what has been gains on in Moscow and re vealed an amajuns train of events. Consul General Poole, after wit nesrr? the violation of the French and British, consulates and the arrests of tfc; consuls general and their staffs, destroyed his code book and papers and turned the affairs of the Ameri can consulate over to the Swedish con sul, at the came time demanding safe J conduct from the country for himself ant his associates. French and British citizens have been, arrested and the Bolsheviki have announced they would bold them Mi he stares because off the attack on the JTriet government by British and French troops at Archangel. Members of the French and British military missions stationed in Moscow were refused permission to leave the country in spite of a previous promise of sale conduct. Situation May Have Changed. It is possible that since the sending ' of 0.-sui General Poole's telegrams ; which began July 2J and continued i ur.ul Au'ost 6. the situation may have j changed, because it is reported that Lenine and Trotzky, the Bolshevist: i?j,tier, have fled and the Soviet gov-1 eminent in Moscow may have been , overthrown. In that event Mr. Poole ! and"" the entente missions may find , themselves in a better situation. ne of Consul Poole's telegrams, j says the state department's announce- t rr.-nr, wliich is similar In character to a previous neasage received thru other cnannelt, states that on July 23 Le nine declared repeatedly beiore an of ficial gathering of the soviet that a state of war; existed between the Rus sian repuHfic and the allied powers. L'ecaiiiie of this the diplomatic repre sentative in Moscow of Great Eritain ! and tlie consular representatives of ! France, Italy and the United States j v:sited the commissariat for foreign axairs and inquired if Lenine's declar- , a:.on should not be considered a ; declaration of war, involving the rup- j t-ire ef de facto relations and the de- j parture of the consul. Tchitcherin said that it need not be so understood, J tr.at it was a state of defense rather t-i.i-ii ut war, a.nu. tnat. iz: gov- ernnnt desired to continue its rela tions with the entente as it did with i -errrrany under analogous circum-; stances. The consuls demanded that to te acceptable any explanation must be pubcly made by the head of the government himself. Te fused Explanation. On the right of August 2, word from TehLtcherin stated that inasmuch as Lenine's utterances were made behind closed doors in a meeting at which an asrent of the allies could be present only owing to a special courtesy on the ja.-t of the soviet government, public explanations could not be given about nonpublic utterances As to the mem bers of the military missions. Tchitch enn said that negotiation had been besun with the German authorities to procure safe passage from Petrograd to Stockholm for these officers, pas sage thri Archangel being Impossible because British cruisers had already begun the bombardment of the islands covering Archangel. Dodge ; Pennsylvania, 1, 40 0, Camp Green; Rhode Island. 125, Camp Up ton; South Dakota, 150, Camp Dodge: Vermont, 100, .Cann? Upton; West Virginia. 150, Ca'np Greene; Wiscon sin, 400, Camp Dodge. BLAMED COWARDICE Late Czar Laid Overthrow to Treach ery and Cowardice of Followers. Copenhagen, Aug. 15. Copies of Russian newspapers received here con tain parts of the diary kept by former Czar Nicholas in which he recounts incidents leading up to his abdication, laying that occurrence to treachery and cowardice. The diary" was made public by the central executive committee which re ported the following: "On February 14, 1317, I returned from Wise ha r station while the revo lutionaries were occupying Ljubau. Tossno, Luga and Gabchina. I spent the night at Pskofff. I was unable to proceed to Tsarkoe-Selo, but my thoughts and feelings are how difficult it must be, poor Alice (the czarixm), to resist the events and the loneliness. God help us." "February 13 The Russky came tss morning and I read of a telephone conversation with Rodzianko, who be lieves the situation in Petrograd is now such that the cabinet and the duma are powerless. My abdication ' was necessary." i Later he wrote that he left Pskoff ! with a strong Impression that events J had been caused by treason and - cowardice. EIGHT BAKERS PUNISHED , SJi - , l in 4l Kill r ,.a Had Violated "White Flour Orders the Food Administration, Chicago. Aug. 13. Penance for violation of white flour orders was be gun by several of eight Illinois bak eries ordered punished yesterday. The eight will be closed for Indefinite per iods, some of them contributing to the Red Cross as a pledge that rules will he observed hereafter. KANSAS CITY MAN Says Tanlac Is Wortk Its Weight in Gold. Gains Thirty Pounds and Trem bles Overcome. 12.000 MEN CALLED Will Go to Various Camps Sng. 30-31 for Limited Service Training-. Washington. Aujr. 15. Provost Mar shal Oeneral Crorder today issued a cail for 12.000 limited service white men for entralnment August 30-31. The quotas by states and the camps to vnich. they will be assigned are: Arkansas. 100. Camp Dodce: Connecti cut. 230, Camp Upton; Illinois. 800, f'arr.p Dodge; Indiaii. 330. Camp rode: Iowa. 250. Camp Dodge: Ken tucky. 250, Camp Greene; Louisiana, 2 00. Camp Greene: Maine. 100, Camp Upton; Maryland. 175, Camp Greene; "Massachusetts. 1.000, Camp Upton; Michigan. 800, Camp Dodg-e: Minne sota, 3.'0, Camp Dodge: Mississippi. 100. Camp Greene: Missouri, 450, Cam? Dodge: Nebraska, 150. Camp edge: New Hampshire, 1)0, Camp Remarkable, indeed, was the state ment - made by Lon Blackmon. em ployed a; the Frisco round house and living at ls23 Beliwew avenue, Kan- i r. sas City. Mo., recently. Mr. Black man declared that he has gained thir rv nonnris bv taking a fw bottles of ( . . Tanlac and that the medicine has i tgA helped him out of trout:ea which he was told nothing could relieve. Fol lowing is his complete s-atement: "A medicine that will do what Tan lac has for me is certainly worth its weight In gold. I had not seen a well day in eighteen months :ind waj in such a. bad fix, btfore I took Tanlac, that I couldn't get -p out t " my chair without help, My appetite went back i on me entirely and the gas on my 1 r-v stomach would rise up into my chest and almost cut off my breath. " My back hurt me terribly, there were sharp pains In my left side and I was so nervous and miserable I could hardly sleep. I also had intense pains j in my txkles and joints and the i muscles-of my legs couldn't have hurt t much worse if they had been tied In knots. I was bilious all the tim, . often had dizzy spells a-id had fearful ; headaches. I was told three different times that no me icine 'vould do me I any good and of course' I had poor, encouragement to think I would ever j get well. "But I didn't give np or lose hope I and when I saw Tanlac so highly rec ommended I immediately began taking it, and the way it has ieheved my troubles and built me up is nothing less than remarkable. Wlwa I started taking it I weighed only one hundred ' and twenty-seven pounds. I now tip i the beam at one hundred and fifty I seven have actually gained thirty .' pounds and feel like I had been i ade into a new man. My appetite is great and I can eat ust anything without being bothered with gas. shortness of breath or any other signs of indigestion. The pains have all disappeared from my back and sides, my jcints and muscles don't hurt me any more and I am able now to do any kind of work. I hardle fifty tons of coal every day in firing at the round house and I certainly couldn't do that if I wasn't in good shape, I sleep like a log and feel so different in every w r that I can't help praising Tanlac." Tanlac is sold in Topeka by Tully- i McFarland Drug company. Adv. fell . AcjSi A f DAYS!SfS I rncay ana oaiuraay , i an 3 ! -1 V3. in; ySmMj Hart Our mUM $22.50, $20 men's eS-i-f" ... i.-. tfi- :a - V ' - A i V 7 $32.50, $30 men $ t - Nk E- 1 1 I 7 11 -id' AV Pi fLto Notice! Choice from All Straw Hats PANAMAS BANGKOKS . MILANS SENNETTS Sold up to $10 Now Vz Off i " -. M ii Si'" '-' " Men Look Here! Schaffner & Marx, Society Brand and other reliable makes of fine suits offered at savings to you of 33y3, 50 and 100 Advice Is Buy All You Can Use for Several Years to Come i " Reduced and young men s suits to i .. Reduced -.and young men s suits t i t Reduced and young men s suits to . ....... men's and young men's suits Reduced to . . . . . l.OO $27.50 $40.00 men's and young men's suits ... - to ."f? Young Merr Will Find Exclusive Styles in This Sale Every suit in this sale is in the new 1918 styles many heavy enough for fall and winter The models are "strictly up to the minute, the fabrics all wool, fast color, guaranteed to absolute satisfaction or a new suit free. An enormous, stock to select from. Under these tageous circumstances you certainly must feel interested if you are economically clined. SA lr- X'W wmm- S25.00 f , -.;: ! $32.50 rlvil7 V' 7 If -" : 1 Every Mother who has a boy 6 to 18 years should look at these won derful values! $q95 For Boys' $6.50 Suits Ik -styles, Newest Uned, tua knickers, made of staunch wearing- eassi marea, to IS years. Excep tional values at the r e gu 1 a r price. N'orfollt pes -styles. full M 5 li m For Boys $8.50 Suits o: Enjoy Your Meals While In Topeka YouH enjoy a meal or light luncheon here enjoy it immensely enjoy it more than anywhere else you might go in the city. v The choice, well prepared, carefully selected menus, the apetizing food, the courteous, prompt, intelligent service and the charming music in the most pleasant surround ings, all will intensify your satisfaction and enjoyment. On our second floor youH find the dancine; hard to re sist one of the best dance floors, with excellent appoint ments, in the city. WE GIVE SPECIAL ATTENTION TO PARTY LUNCHEONS. AFTER-THEATER SUPPERS AND DANCING PARTIES. v You are invited to visit The Chocolate Shop Phone 6S5 811 Kansas A1- fc'.1 '-9 Sav , x Young Men Extra Values for You! To clean an -our -entire stock of summer suits, many heavy enough for fall school wear, ws offer you tremendous savings. ' r-.-:f :;AV-vf 1 v & Young: men's extra stylish school salts with all the new V&r serges and fancy mixtures. Sizes up to Jf m m $11 season in blue 40. These are $15 values. -We offer special Suburban Days at. $14.50 Young men's dress suits, English cut, many in the new Trapper models so popular with young men. These suits are in the new rough effects the young men demand. Coat, vest, trous ers styled especially for young men. Values ud to S20. Offered you Su burban Days at .' Big Bargains in Odd Trousers ' for for Suburban Harvest Sale we are offerina- an extra fine lot of HART SCHAFFNBK & MARX odd suit trousers, strictly all wool of finest fabrics from which their suits are tailored, perfect fit- CC (f ting- and perfectly tailored. T. It and t values. Bale price. . ViVV Raincoats at leas' than present cost If you can use a raincoat, boy it now at our sale price $3.35, 94.95, $3.5, S7.6S cjid $9.95. I Men's Shirts, op to$3 values, '1.15 JLU this season's latest styles im best makes. Made of fine tweed, unfinished and eassimere mater ials 11 sizes. Seams all rein forced and lined thruorhout. $795 The remarkable val ues in this lot of shirts will amaze yon. Men's finest novelty ideas in Shirtings. Many de signs not seen here before this season. A lot of them are selling models. Shirts that would sell in the regular way at $1.50, $2.00 and $3.00, Suburban - Days Special 6 for $6.50 or each $1 -1 5 Suburban Day Special Men's 2 and 13.10 Pa jamas Well made; In a variety of patterns. Sub- $1.15 Ladies Fine Sweater Coats Silks, silk mixtures and fine Anvora wosIjl Suhnrban Day QOt C7 . w 3 V price redueed. Suburban Day Special Men's I1.5TJ and tl.99 Fin est Imported rec!rwear Suburban Cay M QQ price. . . . Men's 15c White Cambric Handkerchiefs Fall size. cefrAo...$l'00 Economy Basement Specials Are Money Savers! Men's and young men's blue Merge and fancy suits, stylish, all wool, nicely tailored. Former price, 415. 7 Suburban Days choice 1 i O Men's and young- men's Palm Beach and Kool 7 ETA Cloth suits priced up to $10. Suburban Days price. . v I -0U Men's and young men's blue sergre and fancy worsted suits m the new Military effects, la values. Suburban Days price. . - Men's Palm Beach and Kool Cloth trousers, extra gnod quality. Subur ban Days price $11 $3.45 Men's fine stripe worsted and blue serge treuaars for dress, extraordinary values worth i. Suburban JO flft Days price. Men's worsted and eassimere trousers for ciei j day wear. Suburban IDays price .... . . ' LuiLxJ Young- men's winter overcoats carried over from last fljl A season. Tou save just 50. Choice of lot. . ........ yly 3en's extra fine winter overcoats carried over from last season, only about Ida overcoats in all. Estra qual- 14 C A ity. You save at least S5. Suburban Days price. 4l vU $1.39 Fancy Negligee Shirts, all sizes, excellent pat Q r terns. Suburban Days price. ......'..... . OOC 11.23 Poroalrnit Union Suits, knee and ankle length. Of. Suburban Cays price ...... , ........... . OOC J1.0O Xainsook Athletic Union Suits, well made, all JQA sizes. Suburban Days price- ... UG 19c 25c Man's Black and Colored Half,. Hose Suburban Days price SSc and 50c Suspenders Heavy web- 21 bings; stoat ends. Suburban Days price"'-1' 50c Silk 4-in-Hands Bis full shapes. Suburban Days price..' $2.00 medium weight Men's Union C" O!! Suits- Suburban Days price. ..... V SI. 09 median weisht Shirts and C n-w CK,, nan nri. JJ 13c larxe size white cambric Handkerchiefs. Suburban Days price Men's Genuine President Susoend' Suburban Days price. ....... SOc men's (enuine leatlier Belts, an sizes. Suburban Days price S1.50 Khiki Shirts. Sizes and 15. Suburban Davs urice. .......... Men's S1.S0 Sport Collar Shirts, plain and fancy patterns. Suburban BSC Days price ........ ........... Men's 75c Sport Collar Shirts, all sizes. JC Suburban Days price. --w. ..... - - - - Men's "Lee" Khaki Lnionalls. all S?J0 sizes. Suburban Days price lae pairs Men's tt.Zi Suspender Back Unioc made Bine Overalls. Only size 4e. 1 5 choice Suburban Days . . ..6c 50c 25c 98c Sabcrban Day Special Men's Cc Lisa Thread Hose All colors. Sub- rpr,D?7..prir-. 31.Q0 I-adles" SLOe Silk , Beet H Bis assortment ef colors. 0ttburbai Day HSr,...: v$2.oo Suburban Day Special Men's SOc and 75c Fine Washable 4-la-Hands p8rbcr."r....$i-oo Men's SOc Silk Coilais Crepe and tub silks; in fancy stripes. Suburban i'; $1.00 Suburban Day Special Men's SI. CO Uk Neck wear Hndlea? Tariety of patterns. ewtrorban Day rst....... - ,.?i.oo Men's SS.80 and J.00 Silk Shirts This season' a up to date styles. ffO O" SnVirbanDavPrice e 0l Sabarban Day Special Men's Jewelry A bia- as-sorr-eirt ef fccarf pins and cutf buttons. Suburban k 25 off Truntss, Baa-s and Suit Cases Sold Suburban Day at a reduction 10J Sale "Snperior Mills" Men'j Union Suits at 52. M SZ.SO S3.0O 53-50 S4.M 54-50 53. Union Salts, Union Suits, Union Suits, Union. Safes, Union Suits, Union Suits, Union Suits, Sabarban Days Sabarban Days Sabarban Days Sabarban Days Sabarban Days Suburban Days Sabarban Days Vs. OFF price SI. S4 price S1S7 price S2.0O price S2.S3 price 92 ST price S3.0O price $34 For Boys' $12.50 Suits Sampeck and WooJjfc-Boy brands included latest styles, finest ef tailoring- and best of material. Including- unfinished worsteds, tweeds, twill, cheviots and Scotch mixtures. Parents can't afford to miss these great savings. nt i 1 f uiuaren s Wash Suits V2 Price Every salt goes in this sale nothing , reserved col ors guaranteed all latest styles, includ- ing sailers, middies. Tom mies, e t o n s. Russia ria and Oliver middles. Buy a y e a rs supply at this great redaction II everywhere at rr. 3 pairs OOC J E Boys' Shirt Sale. AH an terns. Odd lots of high priced lines tarn back Frenea. cnTs QCa J.5 and 2.09 qualities....... U JC Boys stauncM wearing- knicker bockers 1.25 and 1.50 quail- Qff ties ...i... OTC SI Boys' K E sport Blouses fast colors, I to II yrs. size light and dark patterns. Regular Sac qualities tar Boys' genuine "Chalmers" Po roe knit Union Suits, sell everywhere at Sl-00 1 OC X Suits for V X wit J Boys 75c fancy Caps with. If -leather sweat bands ail dzesZ JG Boys "Kazoo- support Heavy webb sell everywhere at (Oe. Special. ........... Boys' fancy Neckwear plain fold and open end all silk 7f special. ... wwu 39c rJa4Jt-aU.V3erTr