St. Louis Post-Dispatch
March 21, 1918

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LOUIS, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1918—22 PAGES. _ oo PRICE{ eieaner twetess, ‘ie | / : = ~ oo : t : : | Dae ae : # ; : a J if 7. | Hors TOBE | pereocean was U. OFC. REPORT §=© {World Tonnage |BAKER REVIEWS — - a | EXPECTING GERMAN |\¥: g : : Gl iE You DON'T er Cent below : ii a. TE NA al P * j ; 8 i ae ® : ’ ~S CL By Louis Edgar Browne. " | | ime leet | bos ANY THING PETROGRAD, Russia, | : P F | 2 ae | = i ie | te THAT WAS | March 20 (Special Cable.) 7 eace igure hip | | fo NEWS To N accordance with peremp- : ey f. a ‘ ME | tory orders from the Amer- : ‘ _ 1 | ‘ im oF > a tcan Consul. I am leaving . 7 | . . : “ oe * Petrograd, being the last Amer- || Situation at a Glance | a | : i) - - 2 ican to depart from this city. : : ; ie | a _ : of 600,000 Tons Seized mm! German forces are expected Committee Also Said to Be a Compliments Men of First Divi- ! : | ia é RS eet a: : to ent , : : | V4 . ° b i . j Rs ‘ i, §. Ports to Be Utilized in : a sii gato dele a Against Charge for Trans- W = se ampag at sion Who Pass Before Him es Bit ia : i : Z . . 7 ning of war . . is 38 fy “ Transatlantic Trade. where the American embassy fers in Compromise Plan. as eat Gok: Carrying Complete Equipment. : It if | | tH \ = | is situated, but I will con- (exe apie Me : 7 | I i i: . . i rr tinue to be in touch with my : man an us- ‘ ioe 1: | abe —s WILL BE ARMED}|| russian assistant in Petrograd. ||DISPUTE) ON VALUATION] trian) approxi- TASTES SOLDIERS’ FOOD eee ¢- | - | pi ; aig ae = ; ; : a Pe : : # a | == | , Sree or emgage J mately ....~.-. 42,000,000 “We Are at Decisive ||AMERICANS RAID > Ti =a === ging Over Holland’s Tonnage |} (copyright. 1913, ‘The chicago Daity || Directors Postpone Approving'| _ a Secretary Visits Home of Joan|i as nent of the War.” TRENCH: FIGHTING B — © ae = 72 acca’ rer . ° News oO. ; ° , a0 a — 3s = => Went Forward Without a Hitch Report Because of Valua- . — SACS & ane ors of Arc—Hears Praise of Men S Kaiser’s M ’ 1S HAND-TO-HAND ie ie | py 7 = — > : : ’ ° cs Re ws vesesny er IO ,2 4+ ays nha - - i = | 14 3 =——— Following President’s Order. | $TREET CAR FAILS 70 STOP tion Recommendation. Saized sinee 1914... 2589-000 by French General. y Rgrensar 5: are ° | : ‘ay | By ; Maw 6 4& . 4 “- ‘ Ws 1) . 4 Bs : ee S555 FO AKERS LONDON, Mareh 21. | 2 a toi —" r “ are at the decisive . . a: te | eS = WASHINGTON, March 21 (By A. R TOBACCO STRIKE BRE é It has been learned by the Post- ee ek ee 9.195,276 VITH THE AMERICAN ARMY “WY nroment of the war | Men in Luneville Sector Spend : Hi 1 ; ) a “a 9 aa Be Gey * pi—The 600,000 tons of Dutch ship-| Policeman Jumps on Tender of Sec-/ Dispatch that the report of the spe- IN FRANCE. Wednesday, March ed and one of the great- 40 Minutes in the German ce i f ) e [ iyi \= = Fe yng seized in American ports. last ond Car and Says Motorman — cial committee of the Chamber of}| Sunk ............ 11,827,572 (By A. P.).—Secretary of War Bak- | said Sasorer: Wheear sigoue? 2% i : Lines. . t f ) 4 i A— = might on orders from President Wil- Att ge som em. si ia Commerce, apointed to report on the|} Additions since er today conciudeg his visit of in- gram to the Rheinish Provincial WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY ; oe _ at = ill be put into vice, it =. seeerenve: fer. , spection to the military zones in . oe 5 on os ma Ww P ata sesteng — failed to stop to take on a crowd of advisability of approving the 1914 ose eee 0 0 0 6.0 9,195,275 France with a trip which took him ( ouncil, according to a Central IN FRANCE, Wednesday, March 20 & oS) ae f ; f- a rs gi today, as soon as they can be _| United Rail “ ise” lordi- : News dispatch from Amster- (By A. P.).—American troops in the e : Bal (4 tome > made ready for sea and cargoes are about 25 negro strike breakers em ways “compromise” ordi- from the Verdun sector to great dam sector east of Luneville participated CEE x 2 = | |e - Siied. The vessels will be armed by ployed by the Liggett & Myers To-/ nance, opposes any increase in fares er ag rae 2,632,297 headquarters and included a review . : tonight in a raid on German trenches, Intense Fire Begun at Day- i ‘ ° . +, B Sexy Department baceo Cou when the negrocs were |or charges for transfers, which the Ploger re edlyofbenn lace om T |nenetrating the enemy lines for some r ie % sie . : ¥ ‘ which he addressed as representative : a Reg i a) time . , aa tad 9 ates sae aed strikers and sympathizers last even-| ©°™P@ny is now asking from the These figures (from offi- | o¢ the whole army. The Secretary ne at Hand-to-hand fighting en break From South of St. : F | or Sikh a ies ron a ta = ing, Policeman Hugo Thau jumped | Public Service Commissien. cial British statements given also visited the birthplace of Jeanne The raiders returned te the Ameéeec- ; Quentin to River Scarpe, if 3 | 4 fae Sane mere lel ch es on the fender of a second car, the This portion of the report is und- out vesterday ) show. the of Arc and made an incidental in- ican. ‘tines atten een askecetee 1) Ee : - of motorman of which had made no/erstood to have met with the ap- @erid’s Pea ol » tele a spection of the troops here and there Further Wetalic Gen enie at Mowe Than 50 Miles. $ A i . . ota Sia , effort to slow down, and demanded /| proval of the directors of the Cham- aha 8 Be over the route which she traversed. this hour (10 p. m.) ” uF if i ou pk Reg US. Pat Oneee: -wamoeg * Navy Department, |that the negroes be taken aboard. | ber, at an executive meeting Monday || about 6 per cent below the |! tonight the Secretary departed to 3 The. raid .was eseeceest & com> , | nim | ai _ meretary Yaniels said today, showed | ~The motorman opened the window | afternoon, who would have aproved|| peace time figure of eAugust, |! fulfill other aspects of his visit to oe. ak Be hat the taking over of the ships * ’ . ijunction with French troops after a . Be Pre ee ‘4 ) co oe ~aage PS pro-jand struck the policeman on the jaw; the report as a whole except that/] 19]4. : France.. | brief but intense barrage. The Ger- Shelling May liminary aa i a | ee wi gut the slightest hitch. | with his fist, according to Thau. The| they were unable to agree regard- a The brigade of the first division ' oa marfs retaliated with a heavy fire of . 4 om | te as Bee Agno ct are ona was re- | policeman returned the blow, and the| ing a recommendation of-the com-|™™ : was reviewed from a stage on a high French and British Destroyers gas and hick explesien ghelle on the to Hindenburg’s Much- 4 He | . i? peeved ir e e tiouse a pre-|motorman stopped the car. The ne-| mittee that the arbitrary valuation | ype 'oAA , , ss , , : ‘ | pat —— plateau commanding a wide pano-; Send Down. Craft Which | American batteries. : | a non cs com iets totinionee groes got aboard and no arrest was/of $60,000,000 on the company’s I BRITISH SHIPS, 1600 TONS rama of one of the most scenically ' Bombard Dunkirk ee Heralded Offensive, Ad- | 1 / Bhi comma ng otficers;made. In reporting the incident,| property be disapproved. ) beautiful parts of France. It is) . ° 3 Pyke ‘Bul moe of om reserve forces gathered in|which occurred at Tower Grove and The report was sent back to the) OR OVER, LOST LAST WEEK reached by a steep winding road Piaiae LONDON, March 21 (By A. P.).— COMMANDER OF U. S. DESTROYER vertised to Start Soon. , ° Pe OP ena tas : : ie , he Bs RIE oi? tanh. and hoisted j|are now union men. ) ihe directors’ meeting. ie Amibatiy reporis the seek. bo the grassy mud.. é . cy British destroyer was dam- Hit British Warship, March 19. aris Reports : | te SIE ‘ Valuation by State. Suit pS RT rR Ny dm itic 1 Just as they arrived at the stand : aged. WASHINGTON, March 21 (By A. . oo sk* oe = Navy Use. FASTER HATS DELAY MAILS. In the original report of = prone vindiagy ee ey ae a Gen. Pershing and his personal staff The engagement occurred off Dun- P.).—Explosion of a depth charge tense Shelling Near Rheims ne : ates * ee ee hi, cally opera committee, of which O’Neill! were 1600 tons or over. and six under | came across the field and dismount- | kirk this morning. The British cas- apnoard the American destroyer Man- and on Champagne. 2 Hie | 2.4 ou : : ' : ’ " : : ei ror ; ; oe De dtisivient has been ott etn Postmaster-General Cites Shipments Ryan was chairman, the rec-;that tonnage. Two fishing vessels | ©@: the Sntre party ; then le caigpreng uailies lone slight. There > bag sas ley when the vessel collided with a | 4 % En ee as tee ones edith. Cake dn One Cian ommendation is made that the; were lost. Eleven merchantmen were | the waiting division and Brigadier-| French casualties. British warship in European waters, sii : | i a betwee - ti . ae —- Parcel post sending of Easter hats valuation should be left to .the| unsuccessfully attacked. | Generals and their staffs. The announcement follows: March 19, killed the American com- nn q . ong en SOP OSCETTVER OF ine P “(pie he Atlantic Coast,|PUblic Service Commission, and that| These losses are slightly under the| Troops March in Rain. | “Vice Admiral Douer reports that |mander and three enlisted men, and| yonnow March 21 (By A. ry 43 mipping board, the Navy Depart- “igae cpt ee i — ne wat ’ upon the vaiuation fixed by the com- | losses cf e three preceding weeks, | A 14 March wind and occasiona!; an action occurred off Dunkirk be-|wounded 11 others. Both ships were ‘ ( y | ee ment and t cited by the Postmaster-General's} : : . ' S cr gare 2 © reding weeks, A cold } ; é , be * if k beaded bv am not baer ee office, according to a Washington imission the company should be per- ‘when during each of these periods 18 | squalls of rain made the scene more; tween 4 and 5 o’clock this morning. |damaged. P.).—The Germans shortly be- ib 2 ) : eH : Dado Poe aremenages 1 : sf EM es _mitted to earn 6 per cent dividends, | yessels we nk by mine er b- 1 ime ive as th brigade in full| Two British and three French de- In announcing the accident today, - ie ian bik ships ar ted be added | dispatch, as one of the causes of the} | Vesse/s were sunk wy mine cr subd-|impressive as the & ’ . fore dawn this morning began a 3 oa Pe ATS SE pected. (2 Se Gece mail delays of which Eastern cities}224 Should be permitted to earn 7) marine. marching equipmet swept by a com-| stroyers were engaged with a force|the Navy Department gave no fur- 1e eu ty + toot ro oe otic as apelin are snepieaetng One St. Louis firm |per cent on any future increases in} — ia pany front, each saluting like clock-| of German destroyers whieh had ther details, and withheld the loca- heavy bombardment over a wide ER ) | @rrying fuel to the oil-burning ves ‘ ces ’' value. It was the committee’s opin- | : ) 7 / viously bombarded Dunkirk for | tion, , " eg : : , ‘work, while bands played . music; pre y woe : | phi wis of the navy. _ jit is declared, aspera eae lion that two years should be allowed ‘SCOTT NEARING INDICTED ‘which swelled and softened in the| 10 minutes. Two enemy destroyers Lieutenant Commander Richard section of the British front, it is ; iat Although no damage has been done | Of three carloads of res a a. for making the valuation by the! rT custy wind. Secretary Baker lifted| and two enemy torpedo boats are McCall Elliott Jr. was killec. His|@mnounced officially. . rh Hthe ships by their crews, as in the as i oe towns in Maryland an State Commission. UNDER ESPIGNAGE AC! his hat to each rezimental flag as it| believed to have been sunk. Surviv- wife lives at 981 Park avenue, New The statement follows: . j . 2g me of the German craft, naval en-| \irginia. The report recommends that al! Slitting ves : a ae . ors have been picked up from two} York. z ie | ei s é : at ah) 'wes lowered in salute and occasion-/| ©! Pp “ a ik ge theers doubtless will be called upon| An Official ee made, to! taxes of the company should be re-/ True Bills Against Professor and_ ally spoke to Gen. Pershing, who| enemy torpedo boats. | The enlisted men killed were: A heavy bombardment wes : i- winspect each of the vessels. the effect that the rallway mall reaintl | pealed except a general property tax, American Socialist Society: Ac- | ctood beside him. “No allied vessels were sunk. One! Cecil Hall, Charleston, W. Va. opened by the enemy before dawn ait The Navy Department is unable to ice was not to aga for se aed such as a!l persons and corporations! cused of Distributing Pamphiet. | This brigade from the first division | Pritish destroyer Was damaged, but; Boatswain's Mate Lewis Cohen,| this morning against our whoie front Let is jtovide complete crews for the ships, | The trouble has been acute In “5 pay, the position being taken by the} NEW YORK, March 21 (By A. P.). | ra rai foot in France was composed | reached harbor. The British casu- | New York City. from the neighborhood of Vendeuil, tous a twas stated today, but a nucleus for| New York and Washington post Of-) .onimittee that the repeal of the|—-Prof. Scott Nearing, formerly of | os seasoned in training in sum- alties were slight. There were no Water Tender Charles Magoni, south of St. Quentin, to the River ; ei { 7 the engine room and deck forces is| fices, where some letters have re-| speciai and franchise taxes would! the University of Pennsylvania Sntl oe te winter skies and inured to French casualties.” West Springtield, Mass. i : + 1 e.. wady for each vessel. Additions to | mained for 26 hours after are Peet: | enable the company to earn 6 per/| of Toledo University, was indicted to- | ug and cold under all conditions of : ——— The following enlisted men were | 5¢arpe. 3) ia the crews will be made as rapidly as| ed, before they were turned over tO) cent, and that increased fares were! day by the Federal grand jury on the poe aiehind Thev were the first in PRESIDENT SIGNS RILL FOR seriously injured: Edward Chester was af | RE possible. the railway mail. not necessary. : ‘charge ef violating the espionage | tne coaaamiiee and the first. to su@ter 7 Landwehr, electrician, Elizabeth, }.| Austrian Artillery Takes Part in Et | ~ 4 ~ j “iving mic — = ; . : ; } ? ~ . a | a Se aa a a Sought to Avoid Seizure. | : ee inal compromise ordinance | act. 7 ie Bee | casualties. _Under the weight of full FEDERAL RAILROAD OPERATION Ss Charles: Se sae Bombardment. i | eee 4 els Wa, he - soo ge peepee sorte — LENROOT APPARENTLY NOMINATED | i nema as gre gfe se vig ee “eg ota Socialist Society, equipment from trench tool to extra ae oueninanadin Oranse, N. J.: Clar : VIENNA, via London, March 21 qi ° sueg upon foillandads retusa e . ari 5, ie boar ot; with which he is connected, was in-|! 2 s ; ? ‘ - . = sU 3 e , baticten: peers es f i ia 5 ‘ a ‘ a Pet, German threats to put into! | jyalty Republican Still Leads ‘| Public Service last week submitted! dicted on the same charge.-both|the ‘soldiers stepped swingingly| ment Control Until 21 Months | ¢2ce ¥- Dechenns, fireman, 2004 Vir-| (OY 2. 5-7. cimies Smceaies aoe f | ae es Sereeens ae i Folleuis Man for Senator | | an amended ordinance to provide for | being accused of distributing a pam-| through the sticky mud that was al-| : After War. ents es ee ag — >a against the English and French on i : } a Ber. mosronant: makine 6 MILWAUKEE, Wis Starch 21 (By| 2 reduction of this tax to one-haif of phlet entitled “the Great Madness.”! most too much for the mules who WASHINGTON, March 21 (By A. Russet, eaty eyes. mockton, Cal.: the western front, it is announced in cg normal activity. The Government had oe Ct 1 per cent, with a stipulation that | ET SS alee | ; ie “ais ri seat 8 Richard 8. Gallmann, seaman, Troth, ‘ = | | ELINIG Waited , gh nevond | 4 P.).—The scant returns from the! i gould be inc reased to 3 per cent Grew . the one-poundere anc thei ’.): Frepecomt wagon today. signed S. C.; Albert Wallace Cecil, fireman today’s war office statement. 3 i. dy ed more than 4 ours beyoRne | nackwoods overnight did not change! ., Satis Lrease 3 : MAN WITH SATCHEL AT ODEON wheeled kitchens. the bill bringing railroads under} .,. hn Men | etreet. St ti | K LESMAN. me time Holland had been requested/ , ciative standing of the result of | ** 0" oe : It was th: first time that an en-| Government operation and control mit , : ep sie egy. | = | + fo make a decision as to whether she ‘Pasehay's pritiaty. With-the vote The Chamber of Commerce Com-; CALLED OUT FROM AUDIENCE tire brigade which had been in ac-/-until 21 months after the end of the te - ~ ae ene — Reports Intense Shelling Near of vould carry out the original pact or complete in 22 counties and prac- ai ee sng or _— tion had been reviewed, and the Sec- | war. ‘eae Salph -#. Sicedettn tel Rheims and in Champagne. BE sub ne and ever | faite * crued m ax should be paid, put: ‘ : G : . Jes pats ‘ ‘ es _ . ae fi . : ubmit & requisitioning Bf tically complete from others, Lenroot ak, iibntee? tie ehenid: ton ai: | : 2 retary complimented the | enerals Culsia: She.¢ Jeeee ae Steceer, Pn, PARIS, March 21 (By A. P.). 7 ‘ effort was made to avoid seizure al- A flurry was caused, in the audi- |commanding and the Coloneis of the BURGLARS GET JEWELRY AND | man; Varnaéo, lac Eéward Henry "There has been an intense and sus- et . a ieee. 4 tained bombardment of the seetors.. @ > various units. When the review was} Ble me hey bie ~~ « © © "7929 Ms ; P i , Vv : y “* > TRAVELING peenational law. The Presidents The State Central Committee will| ‘2 Prevent the company from bein modations can be found. Final dis-| q gefinite agreement has been | to provide for betterments and im-; nounced: “Nothing doing. He was The officers then formed in line) gojt qui mal y pense,” an ancient GEN wood ARRIVES HOME ported from Corenhagen this week a f - c | Position of the ships allotted to this! poached between the French and Ger- | provements in service, and the ordi-' an Italian, and the satchel had noth- | and each shook hands with the Sec- phrase attributed to Charles I when ’ that the German high command Waa a i + = Government will be a matter for fu- man Governments, taking effect im. nance should contain specific pro- ing but books in it.’’ retary as his name was announced, ihe established the Order of the Gar- FROM FRANCE WITH GEN BELL invited neutral newspaper corre- ‘ = /‘ure conference between the ape] mediately, regarding the exchange, visions looking to the building of | ‘The Secretary acknowledged a ter. Translated into English, it $s ‘ spondents to be present ac the great & rn lve departments. It is thought prob-| o¢ i t the age of 48. subways and the relations of the : |greeting, and when some acquaint- | «gp, him who evil thinks.” offensive di that the correspondents . & : of prisoners pas B : Shame on him wo . . an : Pp = able that the tankers at least will be All privates and noncommissioned’! city with the company regarding the | PARTLY CLOUDY AND COOLER ance approached he added a per- _tinice Gennsalmnas -s paleagtete would depart for the front Wednes- a i] ¢ added to the naval supply flotilla. officers affected will be repatriated, | temporary removal! of surface tracks TONIGHT AND TOMORROW sonal word or two. Note—The definition is for the in- Maiee-teneral J rant ttm Bell day. Prisoners taken by the British ql | . | | A copy of the President's procla-| anq officers will be interned in Swit-| during a period of subway construc-_ Fonte _Gen. Pershing showed gratifica-' ¢oymation of the burglar who got the commanders. respectively of the) ‘fOoPs in the last few weeks have i ; mation was sent to The Hague last | serland. ‘ tion. a apa eetne . tion at the splendid condition and) cuff buttons. £9th and 77th divisions of the Na- said plans had been made tor an of- i F) 7 hight, it w: d today at the | THE TEMPERATURES. appearance of the brigade and _ re- , & ‘ S { whhot- & | was announce y ae pieces onstaieie _ tional Army, arrived here today from | f¢Msive in the St. Quentin new state Department. = : ~ 41 @e. mw. 2.0. O81 p m.....l.cI2i45]{ marked: “These men “ have,.5een E IDENT T0 DECORATE GRAVES yante on a a aie hood. The bambardasent coven ie a H bei Dutch sailors aboard the ships |} | | there and know what is. Thode can | PRES Gen. Wood was wounded in the| Section where the British made thelr { WH Seized will be examined carefully : e Yesterday: /tell that by the way they throw out es orm in Fr great attack last November.) > Tih. a . ‘? ; r “¢* y . ance no bed .? by customs officers before they are ‘ ] he National Score High, 75, at 3:30 | their chests as they’ swing by. WASHINGTON, March 21 (By A. » ‘eveesemie ae ~ ee : Be 4 allowed to depart from the country. ee | | p. m.; low, 53, at When the review was over the/ P.).-Touched by a pom Be at which he was present Rombard v , ! R Instructions have been issued to cus- , rdav. Wed lav. National A ivertisers furnished 7 a. m. brigade disbanded into units and| unmarked graves of the Tuscana G Wiad “anual ' % D Germans In ardment Use Gas » an =. | : esterday, eanesaay, : AL AC ASOT : | ; ane the mps. The! victims buried-on the Scottish coast,! Ge". Wood went abroad last We- Shells Near Armenticres. - ei % are st oh: pare ar forceful example of ‘‘minds running in: the | Official fore-;™arched back to the camp Se ee ae | ‘cember to study war problems at : , . Ay | Dutch ships are located to vise thé, another oreeeM xamp ee Es cast for St. Louis, Secretary. Gen. Pershing and his| President Wiison has cabled AMD | ae nend.« tae a demeasy while BRITISH ARMY HEADQUAT- ; { | ‘*amen'’s certificates of the Dutch | same channel’’ when they concentrated their copy in the | ' and vicinity: | Staff and the other Generals trudged | bassador Page at London to nerf or i he with 20 or Ue ather VWeeackh andi tee FRANCE, March 21 (By aE i: “J St. % . Peta Ae é j ‘probably unset-| limes and a long artillery wagon) cemetery purposes. Gen. Gell also arrived in France! Messines sector. At 4 9eclock they | 7 | ar action in regard to Dutch vessels : S tled tonight and | rain and marching troops. mm December and has been whet Oe | began a bombardment with gas it British ports. Notwithstanding Many advertisers, both Home and National, find that UPPLIES |} ‘sincera: aii | Tastes the Soldiers’ Food. SOUTH DAKOTA IN DRY LIST) the battie tront and training camps. ‘shells along the Fieubalx-Armugge i the statements which have emanated | they can best cover the St. Louis field with the titanic er tomorrow and| On the way the Secretary stopped —— rs Sa j Sores cantatas i fem Holland the British Govern-. Se . 2OST (P &) : thieh 1 , in east and south! wherever American troops were bil- PIERRE, 8. D., March 29 (By A. ——— oe om , i OST-DISPATCH, which 1s now | >) | | Ment thus far has received no com- cireulation of the P ; , , portions tontght. | leted, the organizations turning out|}*.).—-The lower House of the South FINANCE BILL PASSES HOUSE | scien Capture Three Towus in Ad . 'Munication from The Netherlands more than Illinois: Part-| for inspection. The soldiers were; Dakota legislature last night ratified | vote on Adtuttietinn Wer Comm tance in Puleatine. Government regarding acceptance or | ly cloudy tonight , questioned regarding details of food, |the Federal prohibition constitution - ieee ger nare aan “é # vr i LONDON, March 21 (i A Bean Tejection of the alliees’ note and tomorrow: probably unsettled in| billets and equipment and the Secre-|al amendment, making South Da-! tam : ~ yp HOE ‘The British have inede enexencnl : g bf tik he tenth state to accept the} WASHINGTON, Mareh 21 (By A oe ee en re . . . : south portions: cooler tomorrow andj tary often went into the billets to get; kot@ the te : ’ | P>—The sdudeietestion bil a a vnuce fn Patestine, easturing The ' The Associated Press News Service on Sundays. / in north and west portions tonight. a personal impression. The only Saran: vi ' tablich ia wi ; fiw re an ; 1: ss ‘ 8 cs toe ne, if is announced offed sily A | * received and printed exclusively by Stage of river at 7 a. m.: 11.7 feet,| complaints registered was about a The Senate unanimously ratified | ph 7 - Shes fp caepaene eggs c eean recency ea a ,e 3 | Sieg srr gagam in the St. Leute a —_ 4ia fall of .5 of a foot. Continued on Pane 3, Golama &. the measure yesterday. | pres by the Mause today, 369 to °, Cantinialt um Vage 2, Column @ °F a . & } ‘ " . ec A LOLOL LOL LE LO see Sante heidiicsententeatlineanae ane “ nine: er . 4 sean ge ; ; ty | : eer : ; ; . a ; | Than 400,000 co - 9 * Than 400,000 ' aa 5 . SIDER RE eo ‘ = , ; . a ae aa : i ieee cnaalllite eae adatten Mi tetas tetera etl emasactapannrennttl PTS SEES moe es . Keg _— : ee, : | pb Sc me | | agi ee EES RS ge ie eek a | Fa aE Sp a oe me PRES ee are , peed : .

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~~ lait ae ait an, acadel Te gg A CONN th Alaa ———— a ee eC CU i it ed 2g ke te ee Te re ” a as ~ soaIN YOUR HAIR AS ; CTRESS DOES | x No class of people devotes as 7 a beauty as do actresses, a pene aie be more careful to ret | develop their charms. Ing a. elops the information that in- = - find it dangerous to | ey any makeshift hair ele * wna jority say that to have hair wash and scalp stimul eost of about three cents, only get a package of Cant your druggist; dissolve @ F. nful in a cup of hot water | your shampoo is ready. This eno en ag , shampoo liquid to apply 7 “se cals instead of just the to pall After its use the hair 3 lL. or ' Be aly, with uniform color, b «? 4 sess oil and dirt are qui E eived and entirely oe | hen you rinse the hair. frer, a. hair will be so fluffy it will; 3 oh heavier than itis. Its luster ; oftness will dehight you, while q scalp gains the S stimulated 3 eich insures hair growth.—AD ag normal job of rooting out criminals |exhaustible for the balance of the ) : fallen almost entirely into ce war and far into the transition pe- there is a wide open fleld Of | riod. | ee ee ee eore ee pavincen vps wsecoi seaman activity for veteran crim-/| The actual percentage of criminals 3 : > fi in their eyes much for which there' symptomatic yet opening thai cent cnet, tee eiatetinet tact ta ae ‘ en : SIF A \Tather the rate of increase in a Ger- : —_ic—0 x ;K OO ee many where crime suppression was : eg : - once an éxact science and a ruthless- ee | ly applied art. Compared with peace ee New Spring Samples 4 G 4 R 2 E R & suite aan oa : if , \ = — = times, the number of star murder cases is large; still larger the num- ber of cases not permitted to see te * 2 = ileal the light of print. These, hushed ' “FOR YOUR CHILDREN S SAKE av’ NOW oie eeiaeests ave at theit \ = , i best. We show every new Spring style, fab- se — up by the authorities, leaking out | , are made of the same high grade, ric and color. and circulating as gossip, include al- é : : ‘ = ; reliable elastic, non-elastic and metal ae \ J. NU parts, despite the increased cost of We Special ize in ie : most the whole category of crimes committed by military deserters or rials. The guarantee label on each : : we means absolute satisfaction to Styles and Sizes IRON for Stout Figures---at Increases strength of delicate, by soldiers on furlough, more par- you or your money back. i ‘ - & 3 ous run-down people in two we : f ; in many _ Instances. a . endorsed by. former Uni e oe b Senators and Members “4 ‘ Olive at Tenth ‘ 2 ake] Have Prepared Extensive Assortments of ered or suspected “war wives.”’ Here no vital ‘statistics are avail- able; but rumor and report, which are not always fallacious barometers of tendencies, breed an increasing number of cases. The wear and tear of war, the moral attrition, is record- ing itself in unmistakable terms of | crime; and though the curve of| - . criminality cannot be plotted with even approximate accuracy, its on- ward and upward tendency is not to be doubted. Some Intances of Crime. The following typical examples of many similar casés which would make no startling reading in any other than a country where, in peace time, slums and east sides, gangsters and standing army of criminals were MTT TTT TT virtually non-existent, are offered. SEpaae Se Sa a ——— my ~ | : Vol \ \ - —_ . tH HH a ‘af SP eM MAN aS A Sear Mths a An aged widow living near Berlin ‘= A PPS ae Z|) | | | il VAY z +s = | | : vy | oo ~ =, oace ticularly the domestic war tragedies with soldiers or officers as protago- “Stockings held the HICKORY way— Are stockings held to surely stay. 4 hysiciang an areas, Tlic Mo aith: officials. Ask nists—the military ‘brainstorms;” STEIN & CO, New York Chisses a gres re = neal *»% . eae gist about it.—AD |‘«Come Up—Where the Prices Are Down.’’ | Z Suits, Coats, Frocks & Blouses of the usual Steinberg stand- ard are presented in a varied array of ultra fashion- able modes for every Springtime purpose. =.= 7 An excellent inv LOWER Prices € Start today to buy War Savings Stamps as ~~ eS - ~ ~ —, am Featuring— Distinctive Frocks for street, afternoon, shopping, sport wear and formal occasions. $37.50 and up Latest novelties in Shirtwaist Frocks of striped silks, silk ging- ham and linen. Correct conceptions of Elizabeth crepe, Roshanara crepe, crepe de chine, silk and wool jersey, tricotine, serge, etamines and taffeta. Combinations of linen, foulard or taffeta with Geor- re murder stor e t tro- gette, suitable for street and afternoon wear piprrcben ram _— ng n the metro Or to turn from murders, consil- | e er this newest fashion in war high. | Handsome Dinner Gowns way robberies: An organized caille robber band, operating from Co-| Beaded, braided -and lace-trinimed nov- elties of net and other materials, $79.50 up. CREAT FET Pea eee +s soe 6 td s a me wan ee an ° sped = ne ee ee Scatter ee . ~ one > gate : ~ »= —e — 4 a was murdered by four -youths, -aged lz : SII g: hs 15, 15, 20 and 20, their loot includ- i sepa MS Ae ing, in addition to the rubber tire and tube of a bicycle wheel (rubber having an exorbitant war value), a. pocketbook and‘a rosary—"thrée and @ half ounces of sausage and five, “ ounces of pickled sea-mussel ‘meat’!”’ | roar Victo,, : on o® —murder in part for not quite nine. dicts fi “Hig pity. always ce: “cost ounces of food being very near a [IE the Victor Talking M8 a record, even for war-time Germany. =} More routine murder stories afford +5 jfroene ee eee eo eee ee ee er ee ee ee ee eee ee ee ? Wt AAA 7 a Us SiS Bees |; | OO eg ag PO ge me ee oe gy TS 4h > % : SN a ee ae Og may gt, eg yy ~ eet eh Ag gat, AO yy ell tin ate a Oe - ’ i 5 =m Ty nt Wits “~ ~~ |e, —~ mM Nh wilh 4% tA uM ; ia suit a “ Nit ~! ‘’ ee ow ‘ ei x = » — ; i] A pHi 0 me ww i J*w © ewnlcilin lbe tie | i ‘ rks r to aeciae t oft ok y leave factory benefit organizations. A recently con- of the Victrola; that cause ci y b eee d . th k ac Mag . : o . : ttracted into © Tanks e value is guaranteed and the wearer consisted of 11 partners, three in records only for the Victor; that has a ‘ Y b , charge of the operating, elght to look shoes, Tou can save money by wearing | oe : t ° side of the business. The “president” . : ; eat vari of styles from $10 to $400. W. L. Douglas shoes. The best known oo neat ore coe i melingmmeniae There are Victors and Victrolas in gr ety of sty $ ‘ : | Mi ionable clothes, with the iron cross of 8 By ment whaferetn ses rnaterue ae my i 4 the first class on his breast.” more than 4o years wer age, ber There is a big field here to be ion centres of America. They are made in a well- large number of untenanted fur- nished apartménts, their owners be- Bank burglars, professional and amateur, find it profitable to rob offi- cards, particularly bread cards, are to be had. Continuous and numerous premises. Typical of many similar eases was the robbery of Bread Card the bag included “2000. sheets of travelers’ bread coupons, 300 brea: cards, 100 imperial meat cards, and 100 eg carda.”’ Me aaa eae ee eee EE ee AT ELE ALE LI OC LE GA RI 2 = * > 2 Se © + pe By aah es oe ET, VRAYEN RAIA AAI TON, GAA YON OAT AARC GNA BPN DAU NOTA DIBA CN TAA AA ay yma ( wo MTT OTT TU TGA MEL Ee Sti ETAT TATRA aut IEP eee Te 7 Hah -- “THE SHOE THAT HOLDS ITS SHAPE” ther abetted by the lighting restric- | worked in a modern business way by | is stamped on the bottom of every pair J victed burglary concern in Berlin against high prices for inferior rtists of all the world. after the merchandising and financial of Victor exclusive talent the greatest arti | shoes in the world. scribed as “always appearing in fash- shoes. The smart styles are worked, particularly in view of the ing at the front. — cial premises where negotiable food are the lootings of such municipal Commission No. 304 tn Berlin, whero cards, 300 edible fat cards, 300 potat> As bread ecards fetch a standard ¥* A, NEMA AAA HEH | i i Wy | iit fh Hi SS — $ yp at retail price of five marks (say $1, i= amy ete PUPP RLLLIT ET ALLL AAT REET ET TUdT AT LOGT TA LRAT RAAT TT Rte POM Pee big : allowing for some depreciation of | [ip | ( BES 26 orale ae! OT HE HWWNHH WATT A Heid tae SN : and fat cards a¥e eagerly collected | IIE ee, : | | AVG MALT HARRLERTT RUT a ituT At me eR

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21. 1918. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ce men operating in alee aa ~ cers’ uniforms, less tres ie TRAIN YOUR HAIR AS AN Gen. Sladen Going to France. tary of the general staff and assigned n-com’'s or privates, real Poi «+ ACTRESS DOES WASHINGTON, March 21 (By A.| to command an infantry brigade now almost invariably ado ts. gel lass of eople devotes sk anishi P.).—Brigadier-General Fred W.|in France. He was succeeded by iron cross—increases. . se Noc P , ©2| Sladen has been relieved as secre-|; Col. Percy P. Bishop, who has been “ , 4 jime to beauty as do actresses, and no directly charged heretofore with sec- | a ' glass must be more careful to retain ing that Gen. Pershing’s communi- » Friday and Sat a Sead develop their charms. Inquiry cations and recommendations were ses + eg dollar box, bm | | followed up promptly by War De- alia S aevelops the information that in hair y develop ; partment agencies. 'eare they find it dangerous to sham- P poo with any makeshift hair cleanser, oh | the head. After its use the hair dries ‘i wie Meee De ce , P .. ~ t . Ga we Po _yapidly, with uniform color. .Dan- | * | a : é 512 Locust Jt. PREACHES AGAIN TONIGHT fs ' | druff, excess oil and dirt are quickly a Frid S 7 ; T ' dissolved and entirely disappear ? +i " %; . © ese F when you rinse the hair. After this. Eas Ge an a Final Address of Visiting Arch- | your hair will be so fluffy it will look | ed Fruit, Cream and ; , : } Pep dna, , , Cre ven at ist _ much heavier than it is, Its luster and Nut Filled Chocolates. Pure bishop to Be Gi ™ Chr | softness will delight you, while ¢ho fh —fresh—delicious. Special, J Church Cathedral. ' stimulated scalp gains the health G1 WEEKL 7 tibet ' which insures hair growth.—ADV. e ‘ A wartime necessity. A 30c Box The Most Rey. Cosme Gordon — Hoosier saves flour, sugar and . Bakery Bargain Lang, Archbishop of York and Pri- other foods — saves your 1 Word Baltimore Layer Cake mate of England, preaching for 25 3 . » ie strength and your time, A m with pure butter fudge minutes to an audience which filled q N , ' Hoosier has forty labor sav- w icing, 75c value, the Shubert-Garrick Theater at the| : so sentt oad an —— — i) ; Lenten noonday~ service’ today, | 3 piaces for Ines-——ail with- y Faster Candies. Choco- showed the qualities which have In arm s reach, ; . Rabbits. Nov- made him pre-eminent among En- | Le : ; REMARKABLE offering IRON 4 glish preachers. It was the general , . 7 of Pumps’and Oxfords at a price ELLRUNG . _—_* comment that his sermon was far | y= that will crowd the Bargain Room—-ac- now ready. Increases strength of delicate, nerv- ‘ f more forceful and impressive than tual $3.00, $4.00 and $5.00 qualities at ouse run-down people in two weeks’ & G R | M M : Beus either of his addresses to secular | a , $2.00. In the lot are over 500 pairs of time in many instances. Used and SO audiences, made at the Chamber of G 7: Sherwood’s Samples in Spring Pumps— en ae ae highly endorsed y. former United . ————___— Fn. . ; . . : States Senators and Members of Gon: 9th & Washington ™ 16th & Cass = : Commerce. luncheon yesterday ,and Our Boys’ Clothes also many lots of novelty Boots. All 5, Well-known hysicis i“ F = a : re ; ; ° mer Public Health officials.” Pry hei ——_—--—--—- = at the Odeon last night. sizes in the lot—but a particularly wide DV. CES Sears Re ERE : Archbishop Lang will preach to- | ‘ ‘ ‘ | range in sizes up to and including size — - night in Christ Church Cathedral, | Are a Combination of Virtues! T] 4 Come early for best selection. and will leave later for Cincinnati. doctor or druggist about it.—A Admission to the Cathedral will be|{} 4] The boy wants style and fit. His parents demand |[! TT t py card up to 7:40 p.m. after which ‘tl serviceability. By combining these features in our boys’ |f/]] . Special ; x the doors will be oven to all. . The Archbishop’s noonday f£ermon clothes Wwe satisfy Wearer and buyer. A BIG lot of Women’s Shoes excel " a : e was on the religious phase of the | Bring in your boy now for his Spring outfit. it —in patents, white@p kids and ie lent investment — j LOW ER 9 war, as it applies to those at home. ‘| 8 Y y P 8 | other leathers—values up to $2.50 f nd a patriotic duty ff ‘ - Says We Must Sanctify Ourselves.']] Smart Topcoats, new and beautiful; Wash Suits, |} and $3.00—all shown on tables br 2 “We must bring our personal lives | ¢ A pas for easy selection— = & Prices at home up to the level of the sac- | School ial Dre ° Sults, “ey new mocel of good laste, a final clean-up } oe ' rifices offered by our brothers in | all most reasonable in price. iillilii=zan Sucre —— JO9 WASHINGTON AVE. | crag es ee I] & You'll find this Boys’ Shop the’ place to outfit your boys HUST eI S Se ee 4 com y —e* | | eee I ONY: J 4 ee it Is the America at home worthy of | to every best advantage. | owes TRIN . i De 4 See a the devotion they offer? The only | q Exciusive agency for Sampeck Clothes for Boys. tea tg * orth rae, 5 ; ain - ws . Ate “Bae > & ty ae q Poe hy yo 4 A a ay ¢ Ss 4 yO Bee ey ath aus aetig ty es pts detapat * : ee ' * ! i? Lpeetee prado - eke aah Ya y a ‘Y CU DET aE RR SR OP FRR MP LR eal fos 17 ? 4 ero ae. peep, y pi ras sia se — eo ™ ; eae Nhe Os a apt ee We Ae ee ao Paige.’ 4: oo, aang ek et ee ps) ye, dB hues, te, yom PN Raisin eh. ey wy Mame PF eit OES Sle aac OLE 2 Me re we es ee i ah aS Mee eo) ps Rue atk ¥s ; Dy 4 er se po ~ ae ae ie eae, - eS en a ee ¢ 5 ot oo tan,” Vat ol Pie bs 4 - + eee _— . ee ae . . pm pa " v " Pe eee t Cc . oe Suan ae ite, . A veaadly " " > es fs Py eo Ne Piette ’ —— ° . 4“ ps 2) , W tie i“ ae & > » 4 Se ee ey oe. Je % me he, ; o* - , ’ “ - a . a ey 4 ee atm ‘ Dh gles b wilh y - 4 a es . * Tis 7 » * a ‘ y bi 20: one se tte 74 OME ee ee an . ’ sap a * omy laty RE ww » ~ > om mete “ ed a B.S > eo *, | lit : je Ue Ae ESS . | hg |thing that could ever make me} Lev Wolves huuNtuiejza 48 =/ 4 ) ; yo | doubtful of final victory would be a . Ths raf ey y) ies ; failure to feel, through every class, | the spirit of moral self-sacrifice and self-dedication. | | Most persons enjoy “trading.” .POST-DISPATCH ae Goes ee ae QUALITY CORNER Want Ad offers make exchanges a pleasure. one ah > gy iy tl fore we can have with us the | strength of the prevailing cross. We | ON LOCUST STREET AT SIXTH ® : ! | are right to pray to God for victory, | —— Seine hee a A = mn " oP - ‘af . HO ORY IES Dy a AEE b A* ake oe sm ae” a ee. Te See on ihe ee . " ones , o ® 4 ue ie ~ ses pees « ~— coined . ated Oe eaten rem enerneat my WS Be nye ews P00 + eity ~ Aan wane oo ale as, : ; : erie eg FE pe et np eset oar eee Wetec mga” 8 FY te 7 : : Bp A AANA fir nts. Aart aN a PAA lap “ te ve a ee he aah 9 0 ‘ ‘ 0 a! “ — eee PAT 8S 0 RMN ‘ . is oe Be Re iy, Hey ig. 3 ty ed ~~ aa ie Ge « “ -~ h LONI AAD ARONA NNR EO R= PPE NE TTT DOPED SPREE DIL, GOI NE DLA: MPO CIENT fy 5 SE SL TT ips el! AURA AAV | ; ae whe’ — iad ee ee eee en : as > Ae am 87. oe 4 a “apa dete : 7“ & _ ™ : ai BAVA HU MYA Res] =U pe tt it il -- } ' nh i i Hy} | i} l Hit Ni | | 23 | ' a 5% A #33 ti Thi t 40th tat : PeGate 4 | : : : ine : THEEERATATCLateaea canine / riaae saaet ai : senre : ¢ ’ ; 4} | see ame — - | — I 2 sz i ease TH Szssiczs: mg iz . aut 8S 1esional men had been invited to fill, were unoccupied. BBR N MOCKS are new, smocks-are smart, smocks are In expressing the belief that the ak ‘ a practical, smock’ are inexpensive, smocks are be- submarine menace was being mas- ie , : : . : tered, Archbishop Land said: ans ew coming to every age and e\ one —_ oe te “The British navy has transport- : ‘ , esort ome and sport wear. ed 13,000,000 soldiers, and of these priate for garden, street, a ’ P ee ee eee | Especially for this occasion the leading smock mak- ger is still there, but I have reason | ° mae to believe—I am not speaking lightly ers have sent their newest and most claarming creations. .—that the converging brain power : : ““T wer . and sea experience of our two navies ' Never before have so many bewite -models — sce edie will make it plain that, if our people St. Louis for a single sale; mor tha ) separate an wan We eeeemenet, there is no sagt - garments, in specially designed styles and sizes Tor women, misses, serious fear of the submarine dan- 44 juniors and children. ; ee ger. | ks hi xy, . 5 ~> ¢ ++ + £2Sea08 — “°==2 Cir ee ame eT yt ttt —— wane? + 44 RAVMURAY NM, qe" Ss + 4-4 ee sEtte- aoe eas a 3 ot o- + embroidery are done by hand in con- embroidered flowers are done in con- . ting wool yarn. many workmen are deprived of the Oe trasting shades. Sizes $ trastin “a $2 | haerichennes to which they have EES 6 to 14. Price, 2.98 Sizes 34 to 44. — 98 |been accustomed. I hope that by ~~ si Jack O’Lantern—Far-off Japan Enchantress—Never was a‘ cow! 'this time all our people, from King ¥ 3 furnished the crepe for this unusual collar more enchanting than when to cottager, are under compulsory ‘ Smock, but lustrous pongee and a embroidered in contrasting colors | rationing. oY master-designer’singenuity combined and attached to this ‘‘ Trouville | Urges Building of Ships. Pk» to make it among the season’s most Smock in new Spring shades of “France and Italy, too, need all the ¥y ~ i charming models. Sizes green, rose and blue. food you can save for them. Build P= ~ EON 14 to 20° Price, $6.75 Sizes 34 to 44. Price, 3.98 ships with the utmost celerity. Don't ; ‘ , let anything hinder the speeding up ees | Pee >* Maytime—The graceful collar of this Japanese Crepe Smock, with its of this essential help, until every pos- Fant tVAsy token border of dainty wool embroidered flowers, reminds one of an old-fashioned ) ; gn gal RES garden in the first bloom of Spring.’ Our entire collection offers $6 75 on . sible resource of capital, labor and ; : Government has been employed. This no model more charming. -Sizes 34 to 44. Price, thing must be done and settled. =~. a ) Seven other charming models are “Your casualty lists,"” he contin- teas poker tte shown, priced at $2.98, $3.98 and $5 /ued, “come in thirties, forties or fif- ! RASA IS 3s we See | ties——pioneers of the chivalry of sac- ST issts |rifice. Our casualty lists, in the first | few even Yoo the war, were 3000, RALAAL rT TT TT if ; ik AyMyMy AY + VMI My inal" ; Wit Tie WaT - tt “iM MU Tee ert ei otae STL eet ars S THEIL, Wi TE i ii} Avi HPT eT Path eit? ’ VIVMI MAY yn MIVA . ~~ » _o nat cf — aA yi ey 1 aad ar 4 oa ——- * r y+ te 2 QUA Sam La SRG 2a. i IME a WM eS nL) ny : ee : : : : : : : é . : a : ; +i ‘ : : Th | ’ ' iF +h " ' : PPeT Et At eeeh : : : ) } TT bibiaaal Hy areal J eT Tit ; — — . — —— lineata —-— > - nents — = sonase : A: NS a Gee © ee -_ = panies oe = a a ~ a a no Bs Ahm Aas eet SESESSaee : it siti Fie iae sitlhee aaari? tite ‘ 7 -— —— P -" rete nane oa a — — —— a — . - caeemneven — ans - a - . . | : ; j pene aoe manase ennermpaen . a - ~“ sananentneens aa — - — ponies ino ewer nae anne on See : —- —— ——— —— nel ee a : ; tei : ; ta " . . — " — ow Ee nO ofl — oe = " eee . -_—— _ - ~ - ’ ——. ™ ea es. F orate 4 FS ’ ist ek Fes te Am oats —_— —_ ee ne = — _ = — - — — RBG ieee ras Hie Ft, vit MY 7 ; : j ORAL CPS aT te. Thy a >. ee a . ease See ne BI 2 ROLES Mi PRES NE Ae PO Ry tng ae aie eS : ae PLS AES Ds ate rn may 5 B35 ‘ - . re —-— . — SMa: ere a ry CORPS SF, OM AR RA Se ne ty Re ap - eS SF ey hae ey, al: a PO Rey UR Ta Oe eee Sree vid Ue. pe eee So he peek. ARs bs tink ies eS ae eae z SS be 7a * hes a Sy ete Se ¥ zs Maen ; ~ : — + : * ’ . tN VY ey OSS Ret es Pe) Oe eee a aU One re ‘ Ta ee ee ST ie ee a PERERA tae Meee eee ely ay ee rer Re ee ry Sy ERED te eT Ne ed HO le li ee aa i RT NRA ae a) he an en 2 a eee fs Si = ANG ge ee eRe els a voy ih : - POP ere Te arena cS tals a aki ia eS Be RS. a RTO, SL tee Oey oe eT 69 aa ele ite Ta a a Siet hies b oe 6 has os Cie ae Rees t Oi eee oe . “y. — " . . 7 - - i 1 ne ’ , ; s p Pie 4 Lima Wile : She eae, See hee Sate a Saas Sr 5 kr Pg > whe \ 3 eee ~ ve f ae Boyan leo) ee ae RO hip eee eRe ES eee ke ee Pn eS a Ae ae, ~ ss 3 oe oe a ae —— — na - ‘ . 4 * > : ; a > Soa ak oe 7] 2 '\ “ore oe : a o " » 34 ee ad er aL Lott. . OPE Qoweeee nen we vas static’ Si PPS , 5000, even 7000 a day. | pat MST BE TC a

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wii linia eR etn, Re AE Se Bad 1 tikes ei is I. a a a PEERS GE EE {sonra ee sy Og oc Be te as $ » ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = on Girl's Co THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1918. i Ae ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH : da a q Edward Jones, a janitor, 45 = ro ewe ona — a TT TT a : : i mle Gis had been making and selling a 10- 4 "o — — g Sf i? 5 MB three of the institutions named in| over bear the same trade-mark. ae ad ond MAY, STERN &.CO OFA = - Wood's will contend that Mrs. Wood | ’ a did sign away her dower rights. Mrs.| [74 A complete line of shoes, $6 to $10. Economy : 4 Optical Authorities of ~| § Wood's counsel, G. A. and Oscar E. | ; : : . . : did lines, $5. Special lines higher. | America. | TWO STORES: Buder, contend that she not | knowingly do so. The counsel, for) | ; . Downtown the fourth institution, Bethesda | ae Home, which did not join in the ap-| [|] : 513 Olive Street ‘in oe peal against her, inclines to Mrs. | , W Ik-O Sh St , | "ee Just Bast of Sixth gee ye Wood's side of the matter. | : a ver oe ores , % Uptown Fe . : 539 North Grand Avenue [ The institutions which appealed | from the decision in Mrs. Wood's Women’s Store, 515 N. 6th St. ) . yy Grand and Washington favor are the Children’s Hospital, : : Ee | Men’s Store and Women’s Store, 612 Olive St. : Sa t aS © the Jewish Hospital and St. Luke's Help keep your soldier boy's r ind: a3 q in the right channel by sending’ hint { . 6 $ 00 A Hospital. A Living Room by Day— = 1 The controversy as to dower’ ; x e controversy as » do @ ee 00 Week rights hinges on a separation agree- VD ; ‘ his favorite newspaper, the Post-D ae 5 , ment entered into between Mr. and ‘ ates : a*'s patch, by mail. Phone Olive = : | | Central 6600. cae € éé a Bedroom : . Mrs. Wood in 1902. Mrs. Wood’s by Night counsel undertook yesterday to show, , by letters written. by Wood to his wife after the signing of this agree- oo ¢€ : ment, that it was not understood : Ve @ 3 White ws ae soles,. cove that she had waived her dower | ° 99 - | rights. The letters were not ad- a4 — - : “al mitted, being held to be confidential | eC QO as ery l e OO Qe x “ie : \ 7 specia at. a i oo $6.00 Whit | - . ie ae pttrrt Letty tty AU et Pygttattyr ee ust * a> A: communications between husband and wife. One was written by Wood | i | $5.00 Whi aboard the liner Lusitania, a year) p —,_| f $4.00 art £ before it was sunk by a German tor- | AG A SA ° yf S ° N | t. uf pede: | Cant owing of Stunning [New A Sale of |R@ high or lo One Communication Introduced. | Tee. Bh S P } ‘ wee ~~ The Court permitted the introduc- | | cy uits [Nn f w Latest Models Women S ' “J dies’ Nov 2. | tion of a note which Wood sent to) af). ’ a Binatin lovelty 7 Allover $& his wife by his confidential agent, | > nN bd H. W. Kroeger, in June, 1916. This fF | fAXeype Kid Glo es % | BASS a ; V brown kidY x: 2 4 oie ras »s ’ * Pe ce communication, the Court held, was | not confidential between husband | ; | Gre kid : 'and wife, because its contents had | | ANS (slightly soiled) * 96 nf i been made known to Kroeger. The | | 3 2 ee a. ¥ r Es ps, ee ae i i nel mat You have but 9 more days in which to seleet vour a Cc oe 5 | ° 4 . | | f Kg RS Waa »}? Y 459 ‘ . , ,Y ‘ , , . . Fe ‘og : . . ee Mr. Kroeger |i | (recy. aster Suit and in order that you may have the choice Tomorrow morning we place on sale |i Baie Brown kid, . 4 Ay-. « : | . come, : “gs to you with our absolute guarantee of a ee et 1c iii wind | | Shadow Proof : | | : : . it each Player-Piano we include 24 rolls of da an yoursell. | j | as eLr 5 4 E music, scarf and player bench. Take good care of yourself. I | Pe 1coa S ae ae: TaN t t 9 3 | lish +x : am not well—can't get about very | tt t ee | U O S rop : Pag Eng a ) _-——. ; | | Be | — or the Little Tots — | | # J Black kid well. Am doctoring now. I think | Patent, Aa 1 am improving a little. Can't eat | | & ; j f but very little, nor can I walk much. | | $1.45 | | A Splendid Showing of New Coats | Safety : Mary Jt ne & opens into a full-size bed, as shown in the smal] illustration above “The Libary Table is full size and has magazine rack at each @ide. 7 a et NS i? ' eee "is ARE Sx ie —“ ; - woth we : (shimicroan “3 Ce) I pc As na miter ve | il ROS tae ite 0 tein meer vs: ten . (28S PSS LO 2 OS Pees Se Oy ‘Yours, HENRY.” — . George M. Block, executor of | | * White Petticoats made of long- | | ¥ : ; heal ; ate | —— | Coats of white pique White Sea. Wood's estate, identified two wills | + eloth, with double thickness | ' itis: | : : ’ > Bs Or | | | made by Wood before he made his. cane | f apes: otecs: soa aZOr Canvas last will. In the first of these he. “g a: OS made provision of $5000 a year for | seed and cuffs, upto2 | | rr sage: our a ar ges his wife in lieu of her dower, and| || seallops. | Se Safety Razors — Soldiers and: in the second the only provision | | , , | | 8 Two-toned Wool Check | Sailors find the Auto Strop the made for her was $5000 outright. | I | ee ties | Coats, short waist style, | | most convenient and so does the : f Block also testified that he|f || | : as BS Passe 38 finished with hand-em- | | traveling man. : Growing learned, when Wood was in his final | we BR alo W : broidered pique collars, | | $5 to $25 —— Girls’ Weiler Player W. P. Haines & Co. iliness, that Wood had not been un | & : up to 6 vears. ay ; E Sizes, . 1 | be | sad 9595 Sal B | Gillette Safety Razors ; 21, to 7 White ( Po.IO 4 ~ ~o*~ i . wer fe | $5 to $25 Si . Twinplexs Stroppers for Gil- 7 $5.00 Charged Was $575 When New Was $650 When New © making regular payments to his wife | & bo , | A prons | tig . Coats in Shepherd checks | l, 2 and 3 years. lette blades $3.50 ‘ q 1 § weltaew Pe I OMgee gew nae SF eh-ind L Se ME or eae Aiea, 4 OO yeaa mer phils Hess. a 4 material from the hip and fin- ished at bottom with machine te OU are going to be immense HIS under the separation agreement, and | ‘ . : - 5S high-grade Hain -er- pe HIS outfit consists of Type ly pleased with this splen- T . os Player spoke to him about it He said | and many serges; sizes $45 Columbia Grafonola—in did 88-note Weiler Player-Piano. =sano ‘e beautiful in ap- Wood then agreed to resume the! a os ee teen A or uartered golden ae ee used only four months pearance and perfect in action— payments, and authorized hi ee 4 | | ae | . 4 3 Brown ‘ wy = pine as piano-hinged orininal” a as g00d as new— | has been used only a short time Se eee —— ee DAY a $1 OO Ss Silk Poplin Coats, in rose, Endera Safety Razor $f : 4 h ge Set e spring drive motor $575—on p - was and been put in first- the $200 monthly. . | Slenen, and hens WEGn : : ) machino-ed pinet that “will held lee one equipment as listed oo here ee ee The testimony showed that there | | A splendid assortment of : baby collar of sheer Rubber-Set Shaving : } Patent i “—t ords en new— . OTE SEE | am id as , | i 4 ; 4 he baste § $48.50—on terms of above for only in this sale at hai sal ie ye eo ee nav- || Bungalow Aprons in various : 7 Swiss embroidery, ages eocaag Je an i whith . . : au.is. 9 i . 4 > ° ; » “4 : y No Interest Ever Charged months between 1909 and the time | || Styles made of percale in solid | oe aa Gee . | lace or B 4 . ° e i ime ; I k r } > . . << . ' an i . . , F 4 ‘ 3 q ge of Wood's death. The attorneys for | : ‘vere i Praca seeing aoe a Our showing of Baby Headwear includes dainty wrest Wetmes $4.25 | 3 ~ : | S, n should- | | lingerie caps and Swiss bonnet effects, priced | Ingersoll Pocket Watches : ; “Child ’s “1h ' wr . Mrs. Wood are contending that even || ers side. f ' fa | ||. ers, side, front or the slip-on | | | = . mS All 4 : 7 had Mrs. Wood renounced her dower | iD BAM: stele wlth palin ps aS 1] t | $1.50 to $3.50 — n -C i. Strictly right by the separation agreement, | | Méslin Underwear Shop— BY O Pocket Knives 95¢ and up — Patent 7 ian ’ One the agreement became invalid when | | Third Floor. Infants’ Wear Shop—Third Floor. \ ‘ *® 4 Top e re a the terms of payment were not ad-. P| ata | Cutlery Shop—First Floor a 4 & - he Price hered to by Wood. . | = aes FR itd ; — ——— ; Se 3 ee ). Bae. JI Her attorneys also contend that. oo ; i | bs fo Wood further failed to live up to | Buy Thrift Stamps Buy Thrift s ps ' 4 = 4 | Spring heel, 7 tam the War eS " cua we ah aye * to Ye re ’ a hea ra = ° he agreement when he ed - 7 ' ~ a , , Corner Twelfth Olive S ra Wood cae ee | Bur Se mene a8 you's 0Uf er an ° ve ts. Wood's residence at 4249 Shenan- | ve often as you can. ip ies Mf} Wd “ l 4h by — (4 4 7H, /\ bf and Help Win the War. # On sale at Thrift Sta Booth— Pror y Thrift_ Stamp Beoth— — doah avenue to be sold for $6000 in | 1905. This was he residence he had | provided for her under the terms of | ~ Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth

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(i es PUSAN coe THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1918. cqanenegegunstliens _ Arrested on Girl's Complant. nue, was arrested last night on a i : : 3 a J , a janitor, 45 were transferred to Garden City to . : Sas giving aS it ' . all j ul Tei Wend. | bay for more than a year. The Ex ‘fying € zemo, the penetrating, Satig- | Paghetti or Macaroni analysis end quotation — vo obiig . : i. cae Mra £°C. Metealt passed | | press says 3 that the Duke who early | fying liquid, is all that Se ae Geld bv off aeet Groce. untae St, Losie test nlsht fo: Drn-|Dosy lands and Intsegucing women | @0a ta Seat Theatthy. mL Oss-Goul« | the ski f , rman rmer Ambassador | v«-. «1: he body of tha 4exd fly. | Park lands and introducing women | in Soft, smooth an : | Specially Priced for Friday and Saturday Ge y's Fo sna Ag ee Bg e ty Sa es ap ors W 4 farmers, disapprov ed of the methods | | The E. W. Rose Co., Cleveland, Cisnaly one wees a eennein , i | & * “aa lo A wsaie do. ? A Ae lar “tee sey thi, i Foo, ac ale ad Nils Tie ee ae ame vt * * * ‘ = and in thel §! Z@=™% Trimmed Hats . onal eye- a | ) \ embraces everything new in the sea- HAS RESIGNED HIS TITLE Old- Bg! son’s most stylish millinery and priced ae : | ~ prob! m . | attractively at Prince’s Revelations Intended . cmsh 4 for Family Archives, Vice as lone aN ele age Re. ati .« ¥ e public are Chancellor States. sed in the Stores. s i Largest _assortment in the 2 not clearly understand the course of one hour onlv: pair F A "1 , ee : obtain th . | city. Everything for the events after the assassination of a. Es a ' ith | 10¢ Machine O11; spe- bottle e &§ little folks Archduke Francis Ferdinand, Fried- Women's 25c Hosiery; fine gauge Hose; LF cial, 10¢ Rit Dye Soaps all “64 ° . rich von Payer, the Vice Chancellor, heels and toes; a regular 25c¢ value; == Children’s 10¢ Hose Suppert- colors; box '¢ eC] } e it of . | | explained to the Reichstag during a slightly imperfect; pair — ee and black; Se Keswick Machine 5 discussion of the revelations made by Jxe00000eeeeeenneenetenneennss;3e;ene;e;ee;ee;eeeeeetet all sizes; pair o experience g the Prince, in which he _ criticised * ba ; . . Germany’s foreign policy. The Prince | B Oo os ‘ East er x ll if ~ : a ae has resigned his rank and expressed é f the Aloe — Z . ; regret. ) t : ° a ——s2 = New Spring Styles in “The memorandum of Prince $5 Suits $1 0 Suits if eC Ww a S e r 4) aa si of Service 7 _ bad Lichnowsky,” said the Vice Chancel- Neat mixtures; coats Trench models: beautiful wy : | peel tures: full- cially British, and by an equally years......-+. | lined trousers Untrimmed Hats jlor, “is permeated by a striking ven- aeinete; stein or welt ion mice brown and ; , ign ai "$3.95 i; $6.95 customer’s : ee ea : to ; } - 6. Every desirable shape in lisere, striking irritation against almost all ~ In Three Great Lots. S, | 3 find just the eolor and style to enemies as their best friend because ets: materials are cassimeres, CoO 2 : e n : oa ihe of you, either Judgment Declared Not Clear. ) | with the situation judged otherwise ¥. a5 to $8. rt $3.50 to $5.48 a Prince to put the blame for the a ” i 4 ‘ t ; *% = ee ee og Tie 4 % Ld AMSTERDAM, Wednesday, 3 2 0’Cl k & ] | Frid Noti S Child H ts 20 (By A. ot brines sackeodeey, Oc pecia . ; | > | A ay ot on als ren ’s a ——— German Ambassador to Great Brit- Children’s 25c Hose; ribbed double —_~ ~t . =A 7 10c Snap Fasteners in white and black: card ain at the outbreak of the war, did heels and toes; extra strong; for | Hi; @ \ , g ———— : ‘ec MA te White Ee eae: tected ole se bd a Saag only; all widths, yd all colors; vat = ey ‘ ii Comes ee alts St Racin inch OSS ME CE gr = - 8 onaanes - uf i 2 - - he - > eee. REN NCR BRM A A lt AN AEN OER LEA AMEN Ge PI 8 Rt AMO BIEN He - ae — - a steeper vicasien mewernr en — . oe AR apn a Sate Seer » wena ~ : > " a LT ER RRO IRATE POE MORAL POL LEE LG IONE LOLI ICL LAELIA FAVE?" FMM ANAL A YODER La GR ALS NR AYLI AE LODGE EO Oe A ALND IGP BE SNA A | LA ERE EINE A LYDON AY AR AOA Se OT RN ES F Ey tah LL hi NTR Nyt lal OAT Nl REE LIER IIE AL ee le: areal a eal ROBIE A MO in ORB ty A Sa A AB AE A CN RE BB RAEN BB ee —_ ee ee ee ee eration for foreign diplomats, espe- 6 to 17 ast, at both | Milan, hemp and other popular German statesmen. The result was ; Boys’ $6 50 ca | materials. Come in and you will et et ee SeeRrees ee Trench bel " -|@® I 5Q Silk aren SI id Chaales S Taff | $1.00 and $1.25) ___ Always Stylish for Easter ee ee 1 “Inc epner Checks $1.69 to $1.9 eta |Hand Bags White washable kid; . turn or welt a 00 ed to coincide with the views of the G oves Heavy weave black and white small S5¢ All yard wide; rich, lustrous finish, in all $1 Spring All real leather dainty new soles, covered heels; $9.00 values; or pgeigianyes gallina sc Pore Women’s Two-Clasp Milanese Silk check, twilled shepherd checks, for colors; Japan blues, Copen, “Bel- $1.59 oY Hand Bags, and was intended for the family ar- t channel by sending him S al f F d d S d “GC ’ s newspaper, the Post-Dis- pecli Ss or rl ay an atur ay Returned “Greatly Excited.” nai Phone Olive 6600 or +, Under Secretary von Stumm of the ./ ns -Germé - , n” Chinese’ blues, rose shades, mopes of an Anglo-German under Gloves, with contrasting stitch- CONTE GG IRB bn oe 5c ki ss ve oe greens, pearl gray, Pipe reyes | purse and | " \ Ss ecial at. eseenrene eeneeneee#ee#ene@ee#e#eee##e#8e#ee } | tex ’ : y standing were destroyed by the war, ing and double a gray, new sand tans, navy, etc.; yd mirror ' » $6.00 ne I sc ik os he ce kes esvecees .$5.00 the Germany finger tips; black PO j ‘ide: a Prince returned to ua , : . . e 50 in. wide; $5.00 White Reighnskin................$4.00 §) greatly excited and did not restrain a get sizes $1 49 Panama Popli navy. green $1 19 3 50 Cc “ t (o-inch | #n- $2. 50 59¢ Neckwear; samples; daint $4.00 White Sea Island canvas his criticism of the German policy. i aa en: « s repe ereo Ss hie! Pang | Swiss embroidered styles, hem- ' $3.00 His excitement increased when the stitched or lace German press attacked him. These $1.75 Silk Gloves $4.00 Coatings « greens, 11 wool: 69¢ Silk Crepe Yard wide; silk and 49e edge, some with ale A high or low heels. . - 2a 9 * a circumstances must be considered Mracenénte Milanese” Rilk Gloves pas nd euffe en "S Ladies Novelty Boots ‘‘Ladies’ White Pumps in gauging the value of the Prince’s with embroid- (etn ni. k All i csleee: 89c Baby Flouncing; 27 inches Louis Heels and Vanity Plates Covered Heels, Vanity Plates memorandum.” ered dy ana hp $1 00 Shepherd Checks and erlstea? '69c $1 25 Silk Poplin yard Weise. rich n B9e wide, with ruffle = Allover $ White kid, wash- The Vice Chancellor, Prince Lich- va i. " —— part wool. lustrous finish..:— flounce; per OveS . 6 00 able, nowsky, had written a letter to the a brown kid #5 00 Chancellor declaring that the memo- | . soiled ) ; Gray kid fabric randum was intended for the family ‘ | tops, oe fas archives and was written without orse S, Owns, Skirts | | A . It was shown, 5 $ cloth documentary material » C | 5 5() x on assurance of absolute secrecy, to Thomson’s The glove-fitting Corsets for | . 3 00 a few trusted political friends. The aa average li eo 8 25 ng we place on sale Brown kid, fabric ier tiaes Vice Chancellor added that Lick- ‘Corsets ee oe Bi ri bead vis ] « 60c Sheeting; ‘extra heavy, , . Mary ae P- AS «perm: 5 to $25 24, to 7. White Reighnskin .....+-++-- . 83.00 band, Albert J. Ansteadt, was hit by , = bleached; 76 inches c | 2, $1.69; sizes 8% 4 4y | 1i a Taylor car at Newstead and Kos- . : : wide; sale price, Stroppers for Gil- i $5.00 Brown Kid or Calf; §& $3.50 welt-sewed soles; special at.. *4. 50 euth avenue. Her left ar mand jaw : were fractured. . fee OS : afety Razor §f ; a non a #4 00 Adele Sarkis, 7 years old, of 1111 Pes $ ce | machine- Re oe Oo ceeehe | Tn winlie “abdeat “wae cknceked ; eo ] .00 Curtains, r-Set Shaving | Patent Leather white top, #3 .00 | down at Ninth and Hickory streets Wash Goods Barg ain ™ | 35e and up : All black kid. fae eeeeses s in the afternoon by an auto truck 20) pairs Nottingham pane Curtains; 2%, Radiolite Dial a ; White Reighnskin; | 1. 79 driven by Frank Lee of 814 North 99¢ —s 35¢ Jap Silk; in plain yards long; finished hen $4.25 a lace or whet ee Tenth street, East St. Louls. Her ge FE cage case intios Cc ype special, in Ac locked edge; Pocket Watches i left arm was broken. p h Swi blue; special, yard.. basement; vard.... Meg? price, pair : ‘ wings ard wide; for eer - oa yf? $3.50 . “Children” s Shoes ga oom or Dull Woman, 100, Knits for Soldiers. (Like b eonat oak , ee seat 25c Remnants of Lin- er none oe py 20c $2.50 ives | a Patent Leather, Whi | AURORA, Ill, March 21 (By A. bolted with ; S — pag ens oN _M i- n 25c and up : , a . ’ 18x46 inches; securely bolte ing Sateen; in in basement: C. Scrims arqu Lace shop—-First Floor | & acd Top Button Misses’ #1 79 P,).—Mrs. Abigail Hastings Bond ersal yds. basement, vard ; Bates neg | iatte . 2 ‘No heel, 11% to 2.. Hall, 100 years old, spent her birth- g a ivanized | 49, ghort Rem- 50 gpa pactte and Petticoat Sateen; acre: 36 in. (and Sec ten! Curtains wide: open r . . l 13 5C work | Mer ers; white -and) 7°32 44 3 yds ee iat day knitting for the soldiers. “I; & —77>—A—s- rustiess tent amd colerhs fi- madre: Child’s § 49 have reached the age of 100." she a nants of Shirting ay nagprcny Ae 1. 39 814 to net said, “because I have lived in peace = : f Percales; per yd. in base- Cc yard ecru; yard, eae. Oe ’ - — : , G: <i ND et 20 orn tnatnges,” - | white; special, per Soe Lining and Pevticuns ‘39¢ PC nde ‘$1 fe s | 29 - z ors; in basement. At Busy Bee Candy Sheps Friday: Asst’é Fruit Mogul! Chosetates, 30¢ bole: ) | No candies like Busy Bee candies. ADY..

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ete sib iee ati vari, eR sh a FORT OT PORES RON IT ee is | -- SELOVIIS PUST-DISPAICH , THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, 1918 Se ST.LOUIS POST- -DISPATCH - ee Ae us 3 eee to Get Rid of Luxburg. — ag | | 1 MOTHER OF 4 GIVES HUSBAND | ST SSECATS; Miller's Antiseptic Oil, Known as BiG DRUG STORE THAT THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE UNTIL CLOSING TIME SATURDAY, 8:30 P. M.= Laxbars OBRAPHIC SERVICE BREAKE? . MAKES WHOLESALE PRICES — eerie | ee. $. PROTOONA | Quality Saxds—Mederaie Prices | ; 1 wt tne ant, we wae | Seen M. 706 SN A KE 0 L ely ogame gy ) cel ga ee Stormer Gert (ass 4, Says They Decided it Was Te | The Oldest Location in St. Louis. price ‘you are sure to se ¢ vor gag prelesis ts of poe niy to Enlist. ; WILL POSITIVELY RELIEVE PAIN Broadway and Franklin chase several Ibs | | Eminietet a “We ai aan Lin \wounire needed Premium Bacon, Ib., SSc [x eew MINUTES Friday Only. parcheee ae. *- | em steam’? bag oe ee ne ail oe | ¢ roUXDS Me rer tt - : | rmer sinister ae is and that it wus our duty that) : ry it right now for Rheumatism, Neu- 3i¢ Moth Balls, 14-0z. box. oe Per Pound... | eet toe Argentine Govern- him, } ral +H : gia. I. umbago. sore, iff and swollen °? £ - , { »~ rq? ‘ en 1e enlist.’ was the explanation giv-— joints, pains in the bead, back and limbs, 20¢ Tea, Ceylon or Mixed... Ide TANGY d iimb . : With am uromu nefore js making attempts ' ake . : ‘ ‘eine Laube. BUTTER. . ' corns, bunions, etc. After one applica. la (Clatfoeo "eifar’s 4X = * Al slle - x ‘Die iad that g , a todas bs Mrs. Mader 4 PRE M tion pain disapbdeat ‘Ss as ff by tnagic. Cotter, INeite r “ 1X, Ib... I Oc jue to e + ‘ ’ f > derao, instruction for servia> in the, Manta arts i hs Bi ilicette d0e BP. EB. 1. Tooth Paste athe: 25 7 ; ; a ae awh a= | On Ria elie all sine - uarge . small Pe ‘ ‘, € | nHotographic division of tite Signal, gr tw engenty LEBERWURST, tion. pour ten drop _ on the thickest ie liazos BtrOme. 0. ess ne te mct t Postum © sf rag Cc are B Cc ae erea Die 2C pk Zé | |—«GHAPE JUibe to-pint bottle, Corps: Laube formerly waa em- W 30¢ trate this substance through and through 20¢ Straw Hat Dye.... Se ) , mate inest Wis Bric : chiniq. He) in three minutes, : 25¢ Baver’s Aspirin Tablets. . . — ate gk ol oe list on Accept no subetitute. bec? id Sreat oil o- rege ‘ . ah . ca 21 ‘or a delic es = holesome, | is.a photographer and a spoetsl'st om |] ” FURTERS, th Oe || in calden Toaranttasiy. THe REAL OH 1256 Aspirin Capsules, doz....... 13 or appetiaing, econornical meal f OG DE fellcream: BEG ver guar anteed: oaC, SOC i $i. 00 a bottle ¢1].00 De Laev’s Hair Tonice Sant I this is the article: per b. = ougronie anparatin | WIM. DUGGA ay i Me : : i aed was lake in Class tat —. €.3 packed under Govt. * Vo. 2 5, Countr COOK ced, ready to serve. in tomate ‘iovernment needed experts of ray $1.50 Ifughes Ideal Hairb: u ish, r F an ” nile Con arn oy pervi: sion: No. . tins. “ing. 1 Cc Chub r ; Sauce and grated c heese: NO. 2 ¢ evaft. he asked and received his 1De Pace | s Fountain Peneil. on wife's consent to his voluntary en- > Nat ote rope : a ae > | vr — hambeeseae ~ Avondale, UVATUOTAOAOOAUUEAGOEAOOOAUTOVANEATAODAO ALAA AATMMAAATTTTTTT 30¢ Lithia Tablets, 3-grain good auanity. me SEG © MIR. kc oS Hy J : ER 12-o0z. tins.... 'S35e Crystalline Clenne;: a . ‘ ‘ . * . 8 n é e.. apple ol pl um $1.00 Gem matety Ra O;'S me Ne J 2 L L y ~ OZ. tumbler "10c We Castile Soap ......... | Country Club Peach, Raspberry or $1.00 Nux and [ron.. Scien seh epas PRESERVES Strawberry rt ' . 0 " + ‘ r Avondale, asst, tla- $1.00 Nuxated. Iron PRESERVES Svste =" 2 $1.65 Svringe, 4X ee ee Nils a ae AY x very Pay. Pet, Wilson. Golden Key, Avondale, P Fresh, ee? 4. ee \ ater t . ’ ; > avoarv, ne th . : ‘ S a liot \ if : ft le. 4 a» } ; Ss Re O8 I of the se bra nds in Peanut Butter 7)... 22€ An excellent eure, long thin eut. sil\ ery white, ECO] TN to use eith« of a Peon of ay x an 4 x S iw e coated, KEIFFER’'S $ Broadway and Franklin p fr be ilk. Evaporated milk is safe, allo EGGS pnencs nao a wonderful value, (rive permanent satisfaction, the Arcb- inode patented support giving absolute Wholesoms: h, appetizing, nourishing, gidity to the heel, no matter what its haight. We recommend them unqualifiedly. + ei Apna Se Rana memati a datues seen ee a -_ — * py if listment “With the allowance which I will) receive from the Government.” said | the wife, “what 1 can obtain from private sources and strict economy, | | shall manage to care for myself, and the children while he is away.” | Three of the children, Sidney, 8; | liwelyn. 7. and Mildred, 5, are pu- | pils at Riddick School. Virginia, the. youngest, is 4 vears old. Mrs. Laube} has two brothers in the 110th Engi-— neers ut erie L ie J ae was in checking coughs and colds. Th . SAUCE : mer ie cal Pgh ais, Gene Coconu For pies or cakes, | & ae 7 , ' 4 : Se AMER OEP RS the! CIEIRE SNL APO C b he EN ep ct te OO, A ‘% inte A ee ows /rresh Hhand-turned and welt — soles. with heels ranging from the low military to high French or Louis stvle- -black, white and colors. si , Perrin's .00 only difference is that every vear efe - sm abot. TIKNG POWDER VEN, adds thousands and thousands of users Salad Dr ressing ‘. C. :Mavon- 23¢ A ER Forest F ae $8 Oe . 7-59. OPENIN G s LE PRICE . . : s Ww 4 re we ce han; eo gm | ae ; : - . , ; z \ * to the saieeees Pee Greedy use. it. be Olive Sauce. TFompelan’. for cold DBe iter Chocolate Baker's . 19cm FF NN cause of its gratifying results. Wards ats, salads dines, 8&8 ‘off the dangerous affermatihs of Y N AR Country Club. -14c UNION MAD For a delicious, Raising Beeted Muss | 10c:;-°’: 2c . a ea ak Guart bottle, wholesome, wep : fora de- etc.—ha 3 severe cold, grippe, coughs, croup, sere ; yp Quart "10c ae , ie tree : ¢- ! Pre et. | Sah cae ad, Mustard | any 15c | Chow | ya nourishing loaf you will find it at ? o 19 ff pete “eT all rieh . Re pe = A S' a a” « £ . : ' r . ms Sonabed Ads nolo eee ae : Abi GAINES POOR A PG rnNE I 48 nates “* - - ce a “ > Special Values— throat, chest-tightness, bronecitia tacks. CATS .ing popularity. Your druggist sells it, stag # Scr. ee nerous slice, buy | iffy. tir -ji4 ®4-o7. loaf for Je. 5 . Eas i Use yye - oe 3 pkgs. aro a em > se VALU 3 : | Yellow lit Peas | F oF soUuDS. GRAHAM BREAD s, etait heal te “. gz-0- a OY re ae || a Pi. Ee bs 4* tae One of the Semi-dress Cae sc Styles Constipation Causes Sickness Fine quale z. loaf for | Broken, clean. ie | : si . ~ ew + . A tn nt et All een tls titan, tian llipls tines : A vigorous stomac hi, perfect work ” a 4% Rie, Ae Fe de, | , oe Gra e-Nuts dainty pkgs. Cc Pe i Ps ee ae cratic sul | P 2 25: ee | Reem, Me ing sale 4 Spats We carry a complete line of the regulation Spats and Tweedie Boot- Tops. for wear with line of the New Inat " 5 Colonial Styles pat Pumps. T.J.REID oT. CO. 71 ing liver and regular acting bowels, if you will use Dr. Wing’s New Life KR B ES . deltc jour 10 | Pills. Thev correct coustipation—have UM L nke .., Cc u tonic effect on the system—elimt- SHREDDED WHEAT rer; Sa nate poisons through the bowels, Still , 25e.—ADYV. CORN FLAKES face c'° 10c en diss | Conserve a BRAN-EATA BISCUITS one 10c Nice al ieoed: rec ome ed, California; specia OOLS AND COL LEGES. the sugar — : orn ae : Breakfast Food *)r° ej con u) 7e Bf for this sale THY -PIAN more syrup ? yore ——— RAG™ TiM E PIANO | Label * - Ib | | 4 8 7 A Severe, ete onked). s wan 20c Pp | oo T oO Coferades. 3 vig, “Ss sponta Red Label 21D. 15 e 5. Wheat Biscuits ‘')5* . romevan SRN FLAKES °: 2 okes. lac —_— L | ere rae Cal) fg yoni Booklet. Oven - | Javor | | evening TNO ' Christensen Bide, A! Metco Pd aes CORN a value P ¢ ve 7.4 stasis Sneenneeeenenenhe ame _ | Sere Foliar a ric tinAel!l @88 ft ain : tins ’ )e re In. 7 rer a . vy vy ‘resh greunc . white, , 7% WA 3 Cc | fine. per lb re Bg eS 3 Wis i i zt. Ra flavor, tumbler HONRSLMADISH, | | ‘ ‘le 2S ss sewiie i nder- - ite pet Xe C tod — a TOT led wood’'s; C hot, snappy, : Ib .. HAM _ 5-02. tin. gi d bottle TULL ne “ = 3 : ° 5 > — Ath excellent cook- 2 prgges- oc: Sage» ell or rf anchor Per C | m ing and salad oil made OP Tne Buckwheat pke. from corn, int call .-. ... G10-612 | Be Hi | “ rhe Ouse Fancy Northerns, Lbs 1 Washington nf for quality, none as a . | better in the city. — = -— Avens (‘ourtesy ° | Prove this by see- for ' 2 S on ae, them your- sound. ‘ANO, tine A carload just receiv ed from Good 8126, | APP APPLES: ~ooking or 10 Lbs. cll FW CABBAGE: PFlorida, exceptionally fine, acl “a | NS se2%e. juicy. | eating fruit tender heads: per Ib per dozen.. A : ° #FRESH Just ain ‘an Fuse tne Fresh; fine Carefy anne vent in . righ with kraut > : size: C per Ib... . i eiose amir trimnied, Fre eh SRDS 15> 6! 5c * = — Sliced: For luncheon; K're sagen smoked; #4 Sa SAUSAGE}: , i 3 INTRODUcCTORY SALE Veal Loaf ''..";, 25c_ Minced Ham..." ¢ Frankfurters,.. "03 Sh per pound 1} bGcorgette and Sik Combs— | mitt =“ i eat 226 G rood quality, ‘i me # vY ~ Per @€ MEPT SAUSAGE; as) : Po Rolled Roast>:. °) tump Roast} > IC ib, BOC fancy: per iv...... aeCRR | Striped and Plaid © eS ib. lGhHi-WAISTED Dresses. | Cut front a } Wafer With that delicious pre Slic or sh gag — .JE 1 dels, et in €V | RIB of PORK ROA id ~ L1¢ Seed O6OG NOM. vor: whole or halt 39c per 5; 45 mestic: - 216 : hw ooloring — Bagel: : ranses 3 : a ; brow &h Po: easstissyetescresesceeiss pigs: Per SHORT — or DRY SALT ee ge aemmies, taupes. Tare, GEORGETTES (a Gs ve aa CORNED BEEF.” 15c]svor" 0", A7C)inei 2504 ie” ius ics Sota ‘35: , - - ——- = = BP stout women, too. a hand embroidered and hand beaded: st Faas "Fancy Calif * | bs Shoice - | a some lace trimmed. All colors, FE 355295 OO: are sweet and om Se) Muirs, Ibs aS y pT his New Store Will _ =f : S222 gsessis 3:55 meaty. excep- large * 3 Crepe de Chines ts i - Dill 7 = t . ¢ c* e t Mi d, c* %. Zz a “| } j w saree | her cr pints, Cpe dos AOC ioe foe ume. dressy embroidered styles, as well per doz as tailored effects, in flesh, maize and White. Str ussy Will bd VC ae Str ibed Pussy Willows ,° . tase a : | h Ch rt | . | Fe Guardian, ifted, Early For n 2 f $ 98 $ 98 $ Frenc iifon Voiles ee at 2 EA ae Apricots ©" — ee 15 cherie Pamtker whi ne dace ; JO? ‘ Avondale, Grated, Country Club, : . Delicious DEN FAPPILE :: sliced. Sa NO. C slic o d. de xe “ a Sey F grated, auc 7 ee o t beveovuass - ‘ : a ( . Rliced: * 3 ~ ~- ; ~ «ff (‘lose co-operation between several excelleut waist houses Hawaiian LU Cans. ‘ans. No.1 Tiat tin oA 2/01 25c & : hd oke oe rs = Rare pecan sews . “ . > zg » ¥«e halves, » — : ron elite and ourselves makes this timely sale possible. Both they aid . Peaches ' halves. tn pw She Cc beanie! — Cc Now ay for SLICED Avondale, tn California 4 A. ; eto—ell peweet shedes--aien aC rich eyrun, C Growers, % cluding the larger women, Coe ineoe. tins ? syr yrup. No, ii cans. Nao, 236 CONB.. s+ s.r ans ts cahs PR AC HES ~, Make no Mistakes ourselves are content with a scant margin of profit. as we are alt st: 2 haha E G GS 5 U E R CRISC( — a @ Permanently While only seven models are illustrated, —_— MARGARINE oa Located anxious to roll up a banner sales total on Friday. . vf Forest cert) O 2 apr ES ' ae there are scores of others just as pretty and be- ¥ fresh, Park. Country pe > Made * “ta every one re Club, : tn xetubte ofl ai _— . —_ coming. fFashion’s latest edicts in collars. BB candies and C ee c pound C| making { a: walt ai : s — : : 115 cua Lec , : shortening i ot ~, sleeves, cuffs and trimmings are brilliantly guar swee ae: pound print. ievine } —- represented. dozer. print ie b, Cath,. re oe lh. » rint * Oe tae | Good qualit | ‘ " & | i t d > y . rite - Yy C X P ET O| LEO: wholesome, | he 1$ , ‘ eon «> anc bigot § Cc ou annot ~ 4 J ~~ aoe = yrint = _ tallecans,... Herrin ~~ * yy | | S M AR | dhe | tin. tins. ' i . tounu Ca nor Bbeaumaerchius. : s " + sc Te VY, iB pa eee ainlasonreaoms mney “ye With the . 7 . ‘ t & ee | ¢, a d ; hi ots h, é #, ? hy ts ('¢ ; aster Blouses git dyes SANI-FLUSH Per gee ’ : OLCY ARGOTONG (6c te bee ts ULUING Royal, Y ; can ae 3 Ss shudes, etc.. per tin er bot. 1c AM ONIA “ ae ii ‘oF toliet or dath; a soap with | = $ nl : a the scent of he firient ) § ' nas ° L . One t Packages with the rem Um An ex- ‘hc } et GRANDMA parchase dry en ‘bes... ks You Abov WASHING 5 bare un laundry raim-Soap ” rie : ; 3 POWDER of SOA P Neh se , Calowm Swevtheatt” "Gee i. tained? pointment $7] OS hu ented. ber Lin es . ay he toe e a jag. ma! { . BUY THRIFT STAMPS) 9 no . | 4 THEY ARE —R/ Missouri Sta 2 S | : loth and & BABY LIBERTY BOND ee —_iBell_-Olive 2050 qQ

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-pint bottle. @ oer ee own Sauce; , tasty bean: y . In tomate -- NO, 2 cans si] \ ery white, or pits or cakes ©. 1 tite... 12¢ i "aie —i8¢ KR 2 "426 er c 10c:;°” ‘Hi Argo. > x at acre. ; Sead on s, for cf. Made in a Y- fy avY GOO3 ‘Ss ‘fi UT 7 » Cr ze. bs. $c und. ' { 00d size, mm SOU, juicy, Pp '% er dozen, sh: fine 4 kraut; “"19¢))2 VA - I € way A SAGE: d T or — : ing; per ib. Ay SAGE; ee. ae . ate “ie me 4: DRY SALT JOWLS; Jb. 25¢ 35 “ 307 pimen- « tumb. elicious for aa cane. "47c¢ ARGARINE Dry packed ai... A , stab ie ois, MM milk. PeOe@ll an: © to; _ Th, mrint. Zima. medium No. ety can. Sther. white. 2 ii “ed: dn * Bin de o- tolten Tn - rewe rm, : S83 Tie rt ics e en spears, tall Cc 5-02 tins. or mes. . be taf IND — v4 es a tnd - ee fo. — e ~ pe bebe. wr a ee - ons a embroid-@ taffetas —— «loths, “$ O- and mn.cri Large sizes for large women, too /a roadside dugout, digging a big cri- , his best speed, until the danger zone ered hard ing sale at | NEW W SILK SUITS ohgaren SU] TS een f E ascertain whether there were men in v “TALUES Es 1Z.75 tines and other Yesterday was 4a Just crac? crowds “4 > doe store for ihe opening—a ore B ited number of jhigh-grade Spring Suits in new mate- riais—tiew styles and colors— evening, accompanied only by commanding a General . one other officer. he motored to point accessible to the sector se- ccited for his inspection. He and slept in the chateau of Frencn | friends of the officers. The ing breakfast through the misty tination. As the lines were approached, the M steady reverberation of guns siz | naled great activity of the artillery. | This was confirmed when, on arrival, ‘itewas found that the road selected ‘for approach to the trenches was un- & der brisk fire. Indeed, the firing was so active as to cause the Genera; considerable apprehension for the safety of his distinguished guest. He endeavored to dissuade Mr. Bake from going on with the expedition, explaining the danger. gut the Sec retary overrode his cordingly. another route tantly selected. Wore Shrapnel Helmet. The party re-entered the and was driven to the selected point, as far forward as motoring was safe. With the Genera! and the other ofi:- iy cer, Mr. Baker walked over the shel!- | cratered region to a communication ;trench. He wore civilian clothes, say ae covered with a trench coat, kKha!:’i quickly, he drove dawn to his des- CREO REI OD OF the dugout, but the chauffeur meade AVISHLY aristo- cratic en this open- ; exciting day in France. Opening Sale price. 1 2 ae ; 5 . Usher ie. es . pi Spar te Wirnen ae : 4, . ees ¢ errtsh ry - . : ’ - + 7 Ses a = bs bole? ie besieonss. ; Ds bee); i$ : SE oases tee eae esas ‘ . : * wee stat.’ 4he - “ sd * _— ™~ SREa) - 4 4 beh: ; eetint sen Fe. edet .. ~t cone © . Weseese a ae Resistor - $ ‘ . . . , - . . =i ne a me Pe 4 ‘ ae -? * * eran ; O53 " r es ede S ’ . Rosy io °C one papi ato ret “ne “a te. . - ? £ bm, . : alesse. INTRODUCTORY SALE oF °| NEWC OA TS | Hundreds of Styles Acutally Worth From $18.50 to $27.50, on sale at 10215 Silk Taffetas Wool Poplins Dethi Cloths Fine Gabardines Heather Mirtures Noveltics mart, youthful high-waisted styles ——gilso belted and other modish effects—all newest coloring — size« Bie nets: Misses, Women and Larze Women protest. Ac- was relu MOtc! fy Aq IEW EASTER INTRODUCTORY SALE PRICE— tgcite and Sill: Combs— Finest Silk Taffetas— Rich Sill Measalinces— Foulard and Fancy Silks— Striped and Plaid Tajjetas— IGGH-WAISTED Dresses, bustle backs, pleated models, ete«.-—in every new hed-for coloring English Tommies, Mmies, taupes. grays. browns, #srecns, ey plaids, blues and blacks—all sizes for st- - ¢ asked re i. ’” stammmered the regular gas mask drill. He car- ried the mask slung at the prescribed position when he went in. A sentry halted the party as it was entering the trench and demanded a pass. “Division commander and Secrec- tary of War.” replied the Genera! ieeeeeeneennatamaee Also New Cloths and Novelties Mr. Baker displayed the keenest Plaid Taffetas—Striped Tajjctas— é curiosity in the curroundings, so Satin Striped Silk Poplins—New Cloths— strange to him, asking explanations Buatle Backs— Side Drapes— of every unfamiliar thing, its purpose dud Hundreds of Others—at— and use, and frequently breaking in with interrogations as technical moai- 985 98 ‘ 98 : ters were being explained. sSeveraci 8 times he asked the caliber of shelis ! J which burst close Dy. ee pe = “Ah, that’s a machine gun: he e,- uch as, “Well, how is it going?” or pit > Remember “where are you from?” dh a: FP El J the Address “Fine, sir.’ or “Going very we 4 AVE sir,’ was usual reply. Once the . —— - = ” ee 2 eee | Secretary asked a private if much was going on. ‘Its pretts easy reply. breeches and boots borrowed frorn : Colonel about his size. He also put on a shrapnel helmet. if S juniors and women. Dresses for Values fo cae ' women, too. i. This New Store Will Specialize on | : he iis ene keke that was th Secretary?’ the sentry was the party passed by “Yes, sir; no, sir, VER 75 different styles-—-fancy poc kets claimed when one opened up fron: Se bread belts—tunics—pannier ete. the American trench. all newest shades—sizes tor @ti--ili- , : . Stopped to Speak to Men. / Cludi r women, too— ng the larger & Often the Secretary stopped io Mr. Baker's miliarity with and technicalities which had been gained from study. There was iiw The Secretary was figst pul throusu = confused sentry. M — to the men, asking questions ake no Mistakes —Go in the Right Door mistaking his unrestrained and eager quiet, sir,” came the ne You Cannot Help Being Impressed questions showed fa- trench construction interest. s Troops from Ohio were. &@! those in the trench. Several of the men were known personally to Mr. Baker. and he talked freely with them about their homes and famiiies. One man seid he was from lowa, an- other from Chicago. The Secretary kept up running comment upon the Nong With the Protection We Have to Offer You and Your Dependents after Hearing a Rehearsal of the Terms and Conditions of Our Poliev Contracts. can were fighting in distant France. Once he remarked: “T have been from farm to factory at home, and now I am in the front line.” Finally, notwithstanding the pro. tests of the officer, Mr. Baker made his wav through the sap to the lis- / Missouri State Life Insurance Co, J terns vost. Peeping over the pare. pet into No Man’s Land, he = said “Now I am on the frontier of free dom. ° Visits Listening Post. ipst iii Make an ap- You About it. Tomorre Ww pointment Today! may be too late. Louis. “we: loth and Loenst Streets, St. nis wey loch- FORO. 3 ashi dice og —_ The Secretary asked the ing post sentry if he saw Germans often. sponse, | Americans’ ‘that of the enemy, NR a ee ee a nn - ee “Not very often, sir.’ Was the re- Then he shooting was better than ind seemed great- ly pleased at the emphatic reply, on, me i.” Mr. Baker ent spected other warfare as far as is and in- trench , being giv- dugou entures of possibl (en miniature demonstrations of ev- | eae Aetna atnseninnseate genes coments Momnen RI em ‘ervthing experienced in the Ameri-! asked whether the' |General to exercise restraint. ing duckboards. He saw MARCH 21. 1918. te tei «tect LL AF LE EE A A Ry nee a 6 eR on ow — ~_—~ ee ae —_——— — — - oe can sector. His determination not to overlook anything frequently . compelled the | WANTED The Party who is advertising for the — “$10 Bill” te ~ eon “S15 Bit’ nd receive in frem “$15 Bilt | at wilt enabte hit! t@ save a $10 Bill wad th ereby reviace hin “S10 aH , Gying his suit frem “S!5 111 N. SIXTH ST. Returning to the trench, Mr. Bak- er encountered a working party lay- | a hammer StOOpeud over, iving in the mud. Continned on Next Page. Exploded Within 50 Yards of | AMERICAN ARMY March | of War! yes- | return- | ile Baker wished to stop anid' On Monday division | dined Secretary arose at 4 and, tak-! strangeness of the circumstances un-. Let One of Qur Salesmen Tell | eer which men from all over Ameri- | ’ Girls’ Coats Ages 2 to 6—6 te 14 Beautiful silk poplins—fan checks- —woo!l velours — plaids—novelty hi Coats—in heauti ul waisted stvles-—at 3511-13-15 WASHINGTON AV. pA Great Purchase--a Remarkable Sale ur Windows Tomor- row. , G00 NEW SUITS THE ENTIRE EASTER ST EASTER STOCK OF ONE OF NEW YORK’ YORK’S LARGE LARGEST DIS DISTRIBUTORS Values to to $18.5 30 ¢ Br AUTIFUL bl: hole and white checks high colored cloths fancy heather mixtures and other novelty ° ° 46 to 56 Extra Size Suits ca. included matecrials—all neatly designed — al! Bust IN THIS SALE TOMORROW $12.98 Belted High-Waist Coats $ 7: 50 Lt XURIOUS high-priced ‘‘sam- ples’’ — gorgeous braided silk taffeta-—-Poiret twi'l—Burellas-——tri- cotines, etc. — in all aristocratic Spring colorings — all lavishly em- broidered—on sale tomorrow at... ‘\ Je ST a limited sunabion of silk Suits -also silk moires and genuine wool poplins, gabardines, French serges, etc.—in new ripple and flare styles—many silk braid trimmed—all handsomely silk lined-—sale price. . $12.98 Brocaded and Nov. Coats $13.75 Navy and Black S erges $18.50 All-Wool Poplin Coats $17.50 Cross-Belt Serge Coats $18.50 High Colored Cloth 7 $21.75 New Silk Tatfeta Coats S$ $22.50 Misses’ High-Waisted $22.50 Poplin and Burella Coats $27.50 New Delhi Cloth Coats $ 50 $27.50 Gab. and Velour Coats aon $27.50 Poiret Twill Cloth Coats 46 to 5G Extra Size Coats *";..,. Included Maney plaid Fancy plaid silk taffetas, taffetas, Georgette and silk evm- $ hinations, crepe de chines, silk failles, ete ——in all new high-waisted, pleated and fancy bustle — stvles—every imaginable color—all sizes— in tits sale tomorrow at fo iimeineeceieamnememeell SILF Finest Georgette crepes, pussy willow taffetas and luxurious «repe de chines new bolero, tunic and other modish effects, richly developed in all the a SPs colors—in this sale tomorrow at Plaid Skirts—Striped “Taf fetas—Satin- Striped Silks—New Serge Skirts—Novelty Silk Taffetas—New Cloth Skirts—Bustle Back and Side Draped Skirts—Satin-striped Failles—in every imagin- able color—sizes for misses, juniors and women. 93.9 “kirts for Stout Women Up te Size 42 Waist in This Sale ae - eaters —=_r ESS ~ —— 2. as DISPATCH aa le ShiouiS PGST FRIDAY AND SATURDAY PECIAL 4t Prices You Cannot Afford to Overluok efict me ; a ee r-dar 7 ; wi i; be found a fow of ise mere Gn F2;4. i {mn an Below a. ¢ main Livery departmcnt ts co-operating Paturday the busiest days of the wee spessere we are offering—-aund ther: 7 Side-Icer Relrige erator ee eS to A lear to Pay hiere sa Refrigerator t ‘s needed in aimest home. It its jarg@e ais ac tis th. * $i . tration Structed uffe ott Specias of $19.80, 3-Room Outfit We furnish » roome complete with high-grade Furniture---a living room, bed- room and Kitchen 50 at only, $18 8-08 EASY TERMS 6-Piece Dining Set $32.50 Value mY S1y Refrigerators Our entire line of 1917- floor sample Refrigerators is offered at remarkable reductions. Thev come in all sizes. Some are porcelain and enamé! lined, Al! offered on é¢asy terma., This is undoubtedly one of the most remarkable bargains we ever offered, Think what it meanse—we offer you this beautiful golden oak finish Dining Set, og pp of 6-ft. Extension Table, 4 Upholstered Chairs and a beautiful 25 piece Breakfast Set. A $32 value, on excep- tionally easy terms. Cedar Chests Gas Ranges We are offering some very yn- This beautiful Red Cedar Chest usual values in Gas Ranges. They is an exceptional bargain. It is good size, has convenient handie .. es ms are made by the Buek’s Stove Co, —and are 1917 samples. grips -— and EASY TERMS regularly for . $12.50—-on easy terrns, at Au ea The prevention of PYORRHEA (Riggs’ Disease)and the correc- tion of pyorrhetic conditions are the two dominating features of the present nation-wide oral health movement. (Antiseptic ) a remedial, medicated oral prophyia« tic is prescribed by dentists as an auxiliary ia prorrbea preventionend | treatment. Used like a deritifrice, it aids in repeiring SORE. BLEEDING, SPONGY, RECEDING GUMS~—it re- moves the becterial plaques which herbor the germs of pyorrhes and de- eay. It removes the daily salivary eceretione which form the celcic de posits(tartar)on the roote ofthe teeth —this celeiec deposit is the principe! cause af pean gurns, pus pockets, loose e PYORRHEA “FREE” our educational booklet on prerrhea—orsendeixcentsinstamps for booklet and sample of Pyvorrhecide Powder. Seid by druggists and dental suppiy heuses. Price $!.00- Packege contains six menths supply The Dentinol and Pyorrhacide Co. 1480 Breadgey. New York City GRIPPY COLD ' coughs, Pine Tar Honeyff ifor Coughs &Colds} CADOMENE GOOD FOR OLD PEOPLE Read This Voluntary Letter. RELIEF FOR YOU Blackburn Produets Co., Ohio: The Dayton, Dear Sirs: I just bought au- other tube of Cadomene Tab lets. Mv wife and I have used one tube and find them as you state. They have made my wife a whole lot better, as she was so cross from being so Dr. Bell's Pine-T: Tar- r-Honey 1S prompt and effective. ever oceur to you that Dr. Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey has becn git ing satisfaction to thousands upon thousands of eold and grippe suffer- ers year after year? nervous and run-down. They The reason is that it gives quick have helped me, too, as 1 was relief, and when you are suffering- so nervous and irritable and with your head stopped up, throat unable to sleep. We are both sore, feverish, all knocked out, you, getting well along in years, too, will feel grateful when you have although we do not feel old tried this reliable preparation. since taking Cadomene Tab- The first dose of this pleasant rem- lets. They surely made us edy will satisfy you that it is going feel like new people, all right, to do the work, and you will be glad etc. Yours respectfulr, Hogh to recommend it to your friends for Kelsoc, 219 E. Broadway. Mus- colds and bronchial affee- kogee. Okla. Cadomene Tad- Still sold at 25e by all druggists. leta in the best medicine fat nervous, run-down svstems, Sold by druggiste everywhere. ADVERTISEMENT Did tions. ApDr.Bell'sA During - he Pos' printed 6s 6¢¢ For Sale Want Ads— "@ 172 more than the FOUR other St. —~ADY, ets newspapers combines, -J.eyelea | PLuTo WATER AMERICAS PHYSIC ~ aia OPN AN Ce Sat BR tom OS Na RS Se AIO te 5 AR i tt eee - Sd a ee ene Yeageras perl. yrvodke old ape iding tion, ch "prominent physicians ait ce Pee 5 og tah cause. poo "PLUTO ‘x ">> America’s Physic Its sale the country over is the best testi- fact that To Keep Your Skin Free From Hairs (Beauty Tepice If you efe Willing to epend a few Mie wtew time iw veu iF 160M UAINE «2 G@ialone paste, YOU gap “asliiy Banieh any up» hairy grewth without Giecemfert oe ip tory. ® Piste is made by witicee Positi ly Cured he. ’ some water With «a tittle pewdered ole Without tone. This ie then seread ever the haters 1 an _ terplare ena afier about > t.nuies ‘he Sin Weehed end without pain or teas of time 3pomied with se from your regular vocatior ou @¢. regi 4%e*tone n Cuticura Soap oe Ideal—— Consultation bree Hours: Saturday ii te 3%, Ciner days 1 to 4 Neo Sundey Hours |W. A. LEWIN, M. D. 607 Star Bids. /2th and live. . tect mann és ng WA 2ar ae: WA Min bee . . sds Sa 4 = ae Ae ele sie ‘Nghe 2 A EAT Sek A aS. septs >on et ee | oe oy fe te ~ . “ Sa Rl mina olde RE EI LAM NES AGRO) A ee Pl Ae eR ie agp ipl LO AE CI A “ - ate 0 RR A AGN A hls HEIRS tinal ne 2 hae ey & lol 9 Pi ag fy en nop ie . i L2G AKND sg rican SU ed. ee ty] A, ee — my OI ag x |

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ip tn 4 an " ye a *. —_ SE SOCEM HERR BOPE SPN RS OM REF Sy OEE ee CPT ERO nee pe tat AY METI NS ae SN ee a nes Gi Np hioe wee . mijie : rf, iy ¥ T wis pe : re fe , a « bad id os A a A tot OE OO MAPS Oa 7ibs~ ween Incubators ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 21, ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH _ ’ _seasequmenarremaant | h, in fact, he heard, for their bearing and aptness in ,too precious to keep: : eee: | t of the guns whic ie man was convicted by a jury of hav-|tentiary. He obtained a new trial. | oe war cross but ech that to | most of the day. Later he went into’ training. | meant personally to pre at | Se ee F portion of the trenches held by this; During the day the Secretary met) other of the man 10°} so Baa 1918. 99 sears for Attacking Girl. KANSAS CITY, Mo., March 21 ing attacked a 14-year-old girl and! Another jury has found him weilty] p (By A. P.).—In 1916 William Bow- BOW SNe FOE BU ey NO TT aoukaak the man who captured the first Ger-| i to nim. sentenced to nine years in the peni- | and the Court sentenced him to ee ra | years. A vt — noose ere -aid proud-| Baker also visited Capt. Archie;man. The helmet of the perener nother wounded man 6aid p Was presented to him. Baker accept- | Special Friday and Sa — cys @ VO RINPENLY 0 Cold and Save Health wills SUNDAY IN ILLINOIS Former East St. Louis Police ies = "My | cross.”’ | battalion, had been drawn up in the village in| ; | reviewed the battalion Lieutenant won the war “A fine, good officer,” said the | Secretary. There was an impressive incident during the trip from the place where | Baker spent the night to the front. A | including men from Ohio, : The Secretary | calling | which it was billeted. and, Rodsevelt in the hospital and con- | gratulated him on winning the Cross of War. Yesterday afternoon the Secretary | witnessed an especially arranged | ‘battle maneuver at a certain big; training camp. There were demon- strations of the attack, the attain- ment of the objective, the accom- panying gunfire and other realistic features. When it was concluded. j ed the helmet with a few words of | roses in our della: thanks, but later said the gift was/ Gorly. an ADDY: Bia JIT COMES Fromme 00% '. flatch Chicks Live and Grow SOLD BY LOUIS SEED CO... art) Washington Ay. y discards are readily ex-/} the Post- Dispateh, jner> through pages. Eo 5 ITS THE BEST ie Specials for Friday, Saturday and Mon Doon aii “CASH AND CARRY” “a over, not including sugar, butter and eggs. v Delmar a 2ac value. Special Club vollee :**: Magic White Laundry Soap : Pearl Floating SOAP = 2)0°S"" Tall It is more ILK ScoRomscet tASe | the fresh, Specia e for tnree daysenty. cans > Nie: €i> streaKed .- FANCY BREAKFAST BACON © i" Ih shee tal, " ; ; of Ice-mint. No pain, not a bit of sore- | o Whit Cc j }’resh ground jie ce? ness, either when applying it or afters | ure e ornmea Specia!. .. Ska, % _ wards, and it doesn’t even irritate ek Rumford’s Baking Powder, 1-lb. cans, skin, Soapine Grapefruit OLIVES For the laundrviFancy Florida: meng hag 2 selected Lele aii a “Wall Paper Special Friday PAPER, Seas a! the wanted é A -s. with besuti- ‘the Secretary wrote to the command-.: | ing General this message: visited the! “With the compliments of the Sec- ‘retary of War on the completeness | -of the maneuver.’ The message was sent bv carrier pigeon. Later Baker visited a French di- visional commander, who compli-: mented the American troops highly | in- | Sergeant Alleges Girls Get Liquor at Places Near City. about him, gave an friendly talk. This afternoon Baker Charges of malfeasance im office as|®@dquarters of another division. a result of failure to enforce the Sun- be ord of his coming had aga day closing law in St. Clair County him, and both American and French | will be brought against Attorney- | Infantry and cavairy nope ve ee General Edward Brundage and “eo Segerve oa i ” nite : oats seit d | 'State’s Attorney Hubert Schaumlef- sounded. This place is within soun fel if immediate steps are not taken | ‘to abate the evil, Frank C. Molla, a The Japanese W ay to Remove Corns Doesn’t Hurt a Bit—Easy and Simple ‘former sergeant of the East St. Louis | the men | formal, CASCARA KB QUININE J OM The old family remedy —in tablet form —safe, sure, casy to take. No iates—no unpicasant after effects. Cures coldsin 24 hours—Grip in 3 days- Money backifitfails. Get the enuine box with ed Top and Mr. Hill's picture on it 24 Tablets for 25c. At Any Drug Store ! | | | | eo™= Cc Choice, 79c 7 Oc Solid leather Pocketbooks, regular price $1.25 and 98ce. All black, with top or back strap. Every one warranted. At the present high cost of leather ordinary imitation leather purses sell at this price. Kxtra fancy quality. fragrant and mild, fully ~ “tone if are values é at me * a ful Papers for tifu living reoors oe riors. v atu e. cad dining: values 7 ce: tn all grades Speci: al " 35% lors: 5 4 — AN Cake d police force, announced today. Briefs | supporting the charges will be filed. with the State Supreme Court. With the attention of the Attor- | ney-General’s office detracted by the | ‘ a race riot trials and affairs in other! /he Magic Touch of Ice-Mint Does It. Just a Touch Stops Sore- parts of the state, roadhouses and/ ness, Then: the Corn or Callous Shrivels and Lifts Off. | saloons within the corporate limits |, : 3 os " ae _ef cities, but in the category of places | Try It. Your Feet Will Feel Cool and Fine. ‘warned to observe the law, have) ee .Diiele Gaase on Sunde Just a touch of Ice-mint and “Oh! oe inci ie ioe hay gaol mom What relief. Corns and callouses vanish, timidly at first, but lately very openly, soreness disappears and you can dance | 'it is alleged. all night or walk all day‘and your corns | — thi i en will eel) The principal ones of these are; won't hurt a bit. No matter what you o g S r¢ : se ‘ , ? a aia a fre — : t “ge v L-liéth three roadhouses in Fairmont City, vente tried or how many times you have | ames guarantee: Oo assay 4i- . : , | Dee int tre is s a ig & Biel and ‘wear 19 north of East St. Louis, which came | een disappointed, here is a real help 12-karat gold-filled, and to wear 10/7 i aie haan ins Ree Sate ori: inet | vears Similar Glasses elsewhere | UNGEF Ene ba ie ps LL a ee: eee the very second | i i keeps them cool, sweet and [m that Ice- : , | odors anc eeps . ool, . $4.00 to $6.00, ur lenses are abso- : ‘ _ ‘ yerate during the | lutely periseopic, fitted free by our permit them to opera & corn your poor tired, aching feet will | comfortable. It is now selling like wild- purposes. Special. ftra large Special. ometa) bie ig n Sundays, Expert Optician, who is a graduate week, but all are open © y | feel so cool, easy and comfortable that fire here. 5 k h 8c z, jars’ and has had years of experience in Molla says Ea 0-0 24c you Will just sigh with reliet. Think of | Just ask in any drug store for a lit- it! Just a little touch of that delight-| tle Ice-mint and give your poor, suffer- wie : . oll Molla winited Allen’s Park in Fair- | ful, cooling Ice-mint and real foot joy ing, tired feet the treat of their lives. fitting glasses, for One Dollar an snt last Sunday night, where he| is yours. No matter how old or tough! There is nothing better, nor nothing Fifty Cents. Special lenses extra. MODE ‘ast sense. “shee | 450 Rimless Glasses, $2.75; $5.00 said he saw girls apparently ™o more | wang sn hegeny ie aes Payee > years old, drinking intoxi- | cums r Bifocal, 2: pairs of glasses in one, than 16 | g | your pet corn is he will shrivel right up| “just as good."’"—ADV. ai’ ating liquors and dancing. After | $3.00. Similar glasses elsewhere, 4s _ & ~ 00 * Se eenieiamaanaiammaaen * $5.00 to $7.00 nightfall he saw a number of them | Places This Grafonola a "Ba te ag teanklin |smoke ci ttes. | : Kieffer’s, Broadway and Franklin. |S™°ke cigarettes ee | == in Your Home at Once ——= URGES MUNICIPAL WORK FOR SOLDIERS AFTER WAR Intercollegiate Socialist Society Sec- | retary Says Men Will Demand : | More Democracy. | | Dr. Harry W. Laidler of New) York, secretary of the Intercollegiate | Socialist Society and co-editor of) ; “State Socialism—Pro and Con,” | Lorraine— spoke at a City Club luncheon today | Au Revoir, But Not Good- | ~. Se bye Soldier y— 75 . . on “Social Readjustments After the There’s a Servic "las C A. *, ' | aay. 99 Flying at Our House— I War. t . : - | — , ; : . Dick and Harry and | ss | Following signing. of the peace Jack— ‘75¢ ! treaty,’ he said, “35,000,000 or more ‘Come Back Las | ill 1 leased fr the | mia ae lb oe FROM THIS GIGANTIC hoe i coy lan filing Warts Ras On SALE OF EASTER CLOTHES | War industries and will return to} , | normal industria] life: Many of them | By sheer force of underselling we intend to make ee ee ee well have been taken by machines, by women, tomorrow the biggest value-giving day of this Gigantic Sale! Come early and get your share of ‘these wonderful bargains! SPECIAL OPTICAL SALE EYES TESTED FREE BY EXPERT---KEIFFER’S ‘Money Back if You Want It, Sale Friday and Saturday at Keiffer’s Broadway and Franklin. pair for reg- ular 7de Cut Glass Sugar and Cream Sets, new floral cutting on clear white e¢rystal blanks. A great bargain. and you can pick him out after a touch | ham,’ — sleev 81zes Icé-mint is the real Japanese secret of fine, healthy little feet. Prevents foot Above Specials for Friday and Saturday Only |Zz 516 Washington Av. Special Value Filled Pearl Necklaces, 25c Each Specials—Evap. Fruits PRU NES—Fancy Cal. good size, sweet and meaty. 3 ibs. 20c¢ PEARS — Fancy pound APRICOTS—Fancy heim; pound APPLES—Fancy, special, 2 Ibs, ae RAISIN S— Bleached, “Sultana, Iba. 35e spiced: a|CANDY—Chocolate Easter Eegs: large. each, Se: small...” CHEESE—W ~—Seenaggeee fancy cream: per It CODFISH—fFliac B box, 58e; 1-lb. box B00; Fan¢y Middles, per Ib. MAYONNAISE AND | ING—Royal; finest you ever tasted; bottles Fi: CARPET CLEANER—Witard; revu 10¢ —— 3 for 23e; or 25¢ VINEGAR—ited or White the genuine: finest quality; per a Rs RIPE OLIVES—Sena B eee — ee = nutritious; 9% ‘ial, 6- ca OLIVE pe pale: ES to imported; per bottle Save 10 to 15% on These It Veretah! and Flower no rk - rv. a Seed. ner Ib... 268 nd ae ancy Cole= : PINTO BEANS rado, Ib.....s4, OF BLOATERS re: x : . re . $s .. ts | debt. Pe | ‘When peace is restored, further- more, it will be found difficult to | ‘unscramble scrambled eggs,’ and to 5c Each or 6 for 25c Oo T di 1 be er andkerchie Pips eA ary color toll edge; others with embroider When we say ‘‘Special,”’ it means something more than an ordinary, every-day-in-the-week oppor tunity for our customers. When we say a Great” event, it means something very extraordinar That’s what this Coat event is to be. We’ve provided for it on a large scale, and on an economi basis, through a purchase of several hundred Coats at a big underpricing. | return to the old competitive sys- |; tem. Moreover, those who have been willing to sacrifice their lives | | to obtain a larger degree of- politica] orn er Special for Friday 6 for 25c jfpoms Newe IWIRLS’ NEW | aaovs The Values Are From $20 to $39. | . . THRIFT GARDEN FOR PRISONERS In Three Sale Groups increase East St. Pi c "| Up to $22.50 Up to $27.50 | democracy are likely to demand, Coats for Coats for 'when they return, that privateering “aes 4 and exploitation in business be elim- inated and that the nation become democratic industrially as well as Silvertone, velour, covert, serge are included in the materials, and im one or the other of the four groups. You will find every dark and light shade and every high color of fashion. Sample Georgette Blousesg§ _problem will be how to make the new collectivism both democratic $) and $6 values for . p The Snaky Blues— Defend America—Prince's Band-— ‘colored and other labor. Private capital will be less abundant than | Open Saturdays Till 8 P. EE Men’s & Young Men’s Up- to-the-Minute Easter Suits Strong, sturdy 3-piece Suits, in desirable blues, browns and grays—pretty patterns, in all the new stripes and basket weaves—care- fully tailored in all sizes—intended to retail at $14 and over—Friday at Men’s Genuine All-Wool Blue Serge Suits—$18 Value A wonderful value in staple blue serge Suits —every one unusually well tailored of gwenuine all-wool “Balmarol’ serge—every size you could want in stouts, slims, stubs or regulars —Friday at ae bias = reese santee~ ie eergeegn. Lt ARM it eel Spi gine Only One “Bromo QUININE.” |To ;et the genuine, call for full name, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE Tab- lets. Look for signature of E. W. GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. 30c. and white Rit (Seeond | A campaign to Louis’ war thrift gardens by at least 500 was launched this morning by John F. Seymour, Earl W. Jimmer- son and Irwin Rauth, members of a committee appointed bv Mayor Moll- man to supervise the work. Seymour announced this morning he will do- nate American flags tno mark the various plats. A large lot adjoining the police station has been turned over to the | ‘committee for a garden. Prisoners | are expected to work the ground. BAKER WENT TO U. S. FRONT LINE | UNDER HEAVY FIRE, | Up to $39. 50. Coats for est value, dollar for dollar, to be found any- WYNN yyy Wy, MEN'S SPRING PANTS $2 Pants All sizes 28 to 46, in serviceable patterns —Friday at | | h *2.50 Regge 4 “Well, the mud is so deep that 1 |thought it might get lost,” said the | | Secretary. Returning, the Secretary saw a lit- tle roadside cemetery’ where arc] buried Americans who have fallen | in that vicinity. Over it floated the | ‘tri-color. Near by were a few French | civilians who were decorating the |graves. He entered the cemetery and with grave face, read the names on the simple monuments. While he was there a burial squad of Amer- icans marched in with the body of a | comrade, The Secretary halted, | ‘turned back and stood with bared, | | bowed head. while the body of his | ; compatriot was laid at rest with sim- = military rites in a foreign land. Authorized Wearing of Cross. | Later the Secretary visited a bia ‘pital and spoke with the wounded. ‘He inquired about their weunde | \ i? AN \\ Paint — A\ ) Ors, best i y ‘i Mixed. for fleor NY — 4 SS —.. VEGET ABL E 3 a, 2 pkgs. oC “*,™ molt Voul- Rivanizes fh 14th POT ye ”y ee - — — —_— = — cae ntinued From Preceding Paxe. Floor). Ue ‘picked it up and hande it to a sol- | dier. “You need not do that, sir,” said | PAULL LL AUTO LEERLEeL MITOU OU COL UOCDO IMUUENUAA LEANNA Taupe Velour Coat, peacock blue silk col- lar, $29.50. where in the West—Friday at mation -—— made in that will give double Easter Suits Of Sizes 2'/, to8 0 Stylish little ¢ — . in choice of buckles—sizes 6 to 17 | 2% |; at nixtures —- unusually the new Spring sats and chlid Boys’ $7 Extra Quality Boys’ 750 Strong, Well- ff *'7s—*' and | SS : see $3333 95 | | : t = . : Usk - atete 7 3 ; \ ; 4 4 - . ‘ I a . . J : - - : j : ey) ” Perfect ( Hase- lrated Sizes to 14 vears: while 1.2 they last (Basement) -. New York Blouse Creator am, , oye | | wanted Georgette; attractive Spring shades, how they were reecived and how the | fine weather soon would arrive to. - 2. ets, servient of the interests of ‘the mass Men’s and Young Men’s ASA ASA eg Oe (of people, and a world force for Words alone cannot possibly tell vou of the many little distinctive style features -that ally see them to thoroughly understand why no one in St. Louis can duplicate them at Strictly hand tailored of soft woo! materials cae “j : 4 For men, women 3 Styles Ilus- . 7 : : ack only; slightly 1) *. : Ment) is ‘ y Suits Exquisite Blouses of Fine For boxe and girls Georgette Crepe From a Leadin g P g 4c Corset Covers. Lace and embroidery e 1 ; : lal at (Basement). Timely, indeed, and a very unusual under- price sale of Easter Blouses in the mueh- pele teds Haitian oad gies 4. bheore] as well as flesh and white are included; all werd to each, reassuring them th: at | S1Zes. | eetee their recovery. One man re-| marked that he had reecived the 2—THOMAS W. GARLAND: gis cere Apes: ‘“ hiaiaste nel m se aye “tae sa , i ey te 3 w=

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ih TR TI I TS EC a eee {7 ln Se ag SORE AI EE LLNS A AO BEB RG te PVC ALN PE ba ANE LOE BEE A 2 NLL ER OLGA Re LNA etl AOE LM GATED Li GRE BG Ra ALR AA SABER LI LEE LE LR AD LOM he PN talc Poet os PR SIE LIE LI IE t k ; = ' eek 4 , Wposconally to ress SMM EDGE” COE IE |SHIP AMAZON REPORTED SUNK | compan rere are unable to contr WORLD’ her of the man who haa. ag wats { Rika Ainnies’ was due to arrive on PREDICT END ( ORLB | LEADING ST.LOUIS. POST-DISPATCH THURSDAY EVENING, MAhUCH 2], 1918. ST.LOUIS POST -DISPATCH : | : oA : e thd Ji | o him. aye Said to Have Been To oed N Eee cai ueen Incubators —a war | this side of the Atlantic from Liver- al phiepcad ais oe 31 “= Hatch Chicks BUENOS AIRES, March 20 (By A. pool early in April. bses im eur doiiar ox, . Gehee a ie p ‘ ' ie —-ADV, ie & Live and Grow a “cg songs . a. here a The Amazon is a vessel of 10,037 De, steamer Amazon has/ tons gross Endorse V; — alue of ‘Such Ingre- _... $OLD BY been sunk. A-dispatch:from Rio Ja- dients as Are Contained in ' neiro” says” thé “office ofthe “Royal AtB ; : Es FROM LOUIS SEED co. . Mail Steam-Packet Co. there has been Asst'a Fruit Mogul Chocolates, 30¢ box STRIKE TOMORROW Father John’ a Medicine Diiiiiiil) sheds nw This credit line guarantees your news service 7 a Washington Av. notified of the torpédeing of the! No candies like Busy Bee candies. ADV. J J e - ry discards are readily ex- Amazon near Gibralta¥’ and that the oe Bi. through the Post-Dispatch | fate-of,the. passengers ‘is unknown. For electrical machinery offers see |The 1o¢z offices of the steamship! Post-Dispatch Want Ads 4 ] ——_--— —= , , Leaders Say Tobacco Workers | Will Return to Places as Result E BE S rr a , 4 of Conference Yesterday. day and Monday Wall Sapa @ Re 2 | Wall Paper | ~ Specia 5 at a 13 ce & gay Aa 2}. Special ‘MASS MEETING TODAY CARRY” ");:00(m—) Friday % Se ct et BE Friday of $1.00 oF TMEAL PAPER. Ye Soe : : ’ x ante } 7 7 Dainty Allovers and Local Committee Expected to ter and eggs Es ; he ted . y n ali t e wan h, inf 4 4 ; s. with beauti- Ctrl) ‘4 ‘~. 2 : Strines for bed- --- , ‘ > Se Ped rooms and blocks mi Arbi ion lan Aft vild. f: i] Lbs : ; st - = +E ; + . for kitchens. in a Sub t itrat P er ’ ully . 4 one strives. Ps . 4 s. AS SE large assortment; . ° Special for a i fon values of fas ) : ‘S$: values of 10c, Morning Session. >» - “ ‘ . Pavers for Browns. Greens As s, living rooms ’ sree Cvenne, 6 als 9 a” : " waa: tae Settlement of the strike of 3500 val ies for anv room: thes areata v : | f : ' oe es Y we e ; a F Gnd colors; 6th d W h ot | are values of tobacco workers of the Liggett & / Baa remmecg Large 4 ij ; : an a$ in Oli ae ‘ Myers Tobacco Co., and their return Totlet Soa Cak — “ig cas A gay 3 i to work tomorrow, were predicted by some of their leaders this morning, than Tall a ‘ . cial mi) : o following a four-hour conference be- . # ee ccepeg M . S] K DF ESS ES “ia tween a local committee and the fac- A Wholesome Food Medi- m: NICHES SCOR x : ee . a tog wa tory management yesterday. cine and Body Builder ¢ iF e Md * * » ee bal . . . *-a oe gad, eRe + Withee ARO EPR WRLC: dn ~ a FON SN OL ae NE AO EAC ONE TAD AN AES a ee’ a atin reatege*s a > , t te . PRP AS RETR er RELY REN oR tater nai nS 0 Mit alo te, AO ony Aap Aelgs . - Men | 7 Pa . . ‘ - sR PDE RE AIG OY PR pi TiN GEA ARCRE ’ FY IT api er eer HOGTRERRSECARRREERRERRERRELERECERRTARE ARE Adebbeh LID ELEELLLIIITiTT TTT tty Se a DOF NA m Ee ely rh cap “ae 5 Miles ee ae hep Sied - Sg ee SS eet a 5 3. ep See . Sate gah Ahgte \es “is ogni ~~ ol eh ae at Siena . wud ie ° th Ih NN ROAR ™ te ig a cP ' RAO RELL GRIN SME LE EEN: NN INTs HI NT he He nt HON a he iy eA iy Be: OREM “0k SERRE ee Wh te HH 0 A nrressOnsaioen aout Ay te ees ee ee ae Deeg Os + uiu e v. th rT: extra : D et Ffet 4 ilk The executive committee of the resses of taffeta and si ging- S local met this morning at its head- ee : : Free From Alcohol and Danger- ham, made ° with 'Géor ette ‘quarters, Park and Compton ave- : 5 -nues, to consider the result of the “ous Drugs—60 Years in sleeves, in the newest shades 5 all ’ Jorn ‘conference. It was learned that the Tse--Guaranteed. sizes (Second Floor) « | expected settlement is on the basis fo eae Sake (of arbitration of the questions of The most eminent medical Fresh baked. aa | iS Ges . ' fe se > ih beds al selected fiast chance to buw a rn : -wages and hours. The exact degree ae ; it big ee St thls Se P 5! , mr TALS, of recognition likely to be accorded| 4uthorities, recognized all over : AG +. Se Pea Le to the union was not learned. the world as the highest in the | | The employes who conferred with| science of medicine, have made BEANS—Nice white se Ba. '* LS i . | eaetan the — mg erage amcor public statements endorsing the ; i : oe value of such ingredients as we ) BEAN —ik mare bccn ee 12 ' A. which continued from 10:30 a. m. a : te ; : 4 : to 2:30 p. m., and which was not in-| Zuarantee are the principle in- rado, ¢ ’ i,j : ti " 7 TERS '@rse ox A K : My ) iw or ae eee terrupted for lunch, were James Hil-| gredients of Father John’s Medi- —F sedi dt SF Hi asuigt: eee Pesan one ter sel elaine AS. cat map nehaaenER Rhee atte? Repeat ” . a ee nT A Re ee an ee ee ee) ee a. ee ee It means that the greatest newsgathering organization in the world is responsible for the information conveyed. 7 It means that the newspaper in which it is printed carries the fullest and most complete news dispatches. Look for it. Demand a newspaper that carries it. You can not afiord to be satisfied with any other. +t 4° Ae ble sMROS Can a. a Ph gt PO he ee. 4 ee ee ee Se es. | ss ete iathtienneteamnmnmmnnaintimmn iat ee i ieee ee a o" LETT Trees bebbbbbtitttitot ottoeetitirriiiiiit Che Assnriated Press It Knows gs. GAR—Ked or White Wine; ; : enuine- finest quality: per Be | The Liggett & Myers strike be- Never wait for a cold to wear : healthful lana mateieteae, : ! gan a week ago Monday, having off—it wears away the lungs in- ae | : " etterneco, The wrinere demanded | see, equented colds often lead ; oF . ‘excehgrenet “ to pneumonia. Father John’s m ported ; we a . 0 d ‘ Sietosliae s of 2 er cent an os , ° 19. ) 1s acaba mage . Medicine gives prompt relief * . 5% - . . . | rard, 8-h d d uni (0 wis% on Thee nem [Black Chiffon Taffeta $1.00 Men's Shirts | ovnlion” S0U‘hots os «"ter| from oolds And throat troubles, ad Fi Seeda. 2 ok . ae “a % , - omg ely vg “s5e and Bee inch Black Chiffon Taffeta, with bright, lustrous Some of these Shirts aré slightly ‘hundred workers have been on duty Guaranteed free from alcohol and a “f © finish ; extra quality; per yard fot “just urécelved: — | in the company’s factories, at page Se eae anes tee eae Will go.as Friday's ;: ~ . P m cine epen or m.- . : al aap | Grove and Folsom avenues, since the; Many s Pp Silk Foulard : Silk Wool Poplins eee * oer} 3 ‘strike began. There has been no se-/| porary effect, and which are dan- 36-in. Silk Foulard in a |: 40-inch SiJk and Wool Poplin, 7 Men’s Balbriggan ‘rious disorder in conection with the} gerous, because they weaken the body utiful line of fancy a line of good colors. strike and allow the disease to get a deeper Underwear | ‘— hold.— ADV. Mesizns; per yard extra special, per Continues on Plan to Quick sales in machines) Uiscaius The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening | newspaper with complete Associated Press service. | ~e ed LET TT Copyright. 1918. * dag ance petite a ae Shirts and.Drawers, in all sizes; TI] “TITTITTITIIL LLL TIT TTT Ty Tritt Ldbebebbbebebb LLIN 36-in. Jap. Silk,--in plain -and oun gay (Main Fi: one mememmpnncy patterns; the thing I. - {8x52 Battenberg Scarfs, - wd Rs es anne Maj. William C. “Rogers; repre- | — eee : ~ ee a and dresses; | C in pretty- RAERS: ‘extra: Children’ S Ribbed senting the War Department and the an on W te. per bottle 2 Silk . " : 7 .,@ wrenderful bargain: Conference 1 LICENSE NO. G.02669. J p ae Battenberg | Scarfs : 1 ieee values: special, Fri 39¢ | End All Strikes Here. ose. mnne through = Post-Iiianaten | "sa | ° . W quality, eac | Ordnance Department of the army, 4 RP I bi | A Underwaists ‘was again in a si — ‘ 98 attern a sed oths ; $: . ; worth 19¢ (Main Floor). 10c rT crs aoguy. Sadbeationl “Gnular and square patterns; slightly soiled; exch... > | Men's and Boys’ iaeat samagey ware being de> 10c Handkerchiefs | SOc Velie’ 8 Por ce ne tens Selching am agreement whicl| would : for anvone: a bargain ‘end existing strikes in St. Louis and | ee | 5c Each or 6 for 25c | Plain and faney mesh, in 25¢ °F gl _— C prevent strikes in the future. . | s 606-608 Wasldagton, | Thre to Sixth black and colors; Friday. . | Those at the conference would not A big assortment Of Ladies’ lic | ' 75c Silk Boot Hose /make statements for publication to- Handkerchiefs; some with colored | | : : Tol] edge; others with embroidered Se 25c Ribbons . ie | gy eed Ate } at ; ut ie oS SEEN eS , ota: Tit * nw ®“Sc value 36-inch Per- : cales, Friday (Base- |Gamble, Fred J. Kurtz, L. C. Smith ‘Y acces ~ : : ment), Re yard : ) and Raiph 8S. Rhoads. 4. Sizes to 44. vail — Crepe ) emnants | eS at (Basement). . : ) Fermer Collinsville Mayer Dies. ; Fer nae § ES Remnants of Black he a. . Goods, Lawns and Volles |. William J. Mathews, 98 years od, Ye & See our Ad in the Globe-Democrat tomorrow 2 Yards 3 de tdiee (Basement). per yard 3 | ate .~ age corm gp Belleville, yester- ie So morni for ouncement 8 fler | ay is funer ° pte ok a. perfect $1 value, good Waist Samples. $1.50 3-Piece | ville. sue arsenal sn it “Saetee a ae ing ann we grade jean’! slightly . soiled ww oe Sead of a great neatly trimmed: | oe” nandling Breakfast Sets as mayor. of Collinsville ten years ‘ah b tbe e a t) ateee (Basement), Made of good percale; stripes he was born in Virginia, March EASTER WAIST EVENT! bineh Vo) (Basemen . and figures; blouse has she indi — cee 98c pockets and belt. Special | sement), : ' at (Basement) | Ibsen's Friday Bargain. | Assorted Chocolates and Caramel peer imi ini arimiieini Cocoanut Kisses. 25c Ibh—ADV. Oe Re ii i ae pate de pe 2 * see ia. a ee

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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH gc oe torial Page amines f ) 3 oe teamer Torpedoed. aa 3 St. Lonis Wants Conference. cannes sof the church. which meets 10" Gnd working for its acceptance. ‘signed scenery and costumes. In all,]| Uruguayan § ee ee eee 2 eee = . a News Photos » |The general conference has never | 9 : , ortu- Spain, March 21 (by A ee : . The Southern Methodist ministers, |in Atlanta, Ga., the week of May 2, sale year Oe %8 persons have found an Opp BILBOA, Spain, s. GLICKSMAN, r. 3 . met in hity to participate in one way OF an- P.).—The Uruguayan steamer Be- Women’s F ‘@t their last meeting, adopted reso- to select St. Louis for the next suc- | — ; : a — ‘a q lutions, at the request of Secretary | cceding general conference. A com- Ibsen’s Friday Bargain. of her in the Guild Theaters produc- gona No. 4 (2407 tons gross) has af _ Hatfield of the Convention and Pub- | mittee of thre will co-operate with Assorted Chocolates and Caramel | tions. aced. The crew has been | St. Louisans. 7 | : , 512 FRANKLIN AV. NEAR BI Tro Sta S | by RICHARD J j . STOKES. e i “4 e | ieee Z A ! Wy mm T Hikssfinail program of the Artists’ 5 | Guild Theater's first season of : > Eighth and Washington Ave. Instead of the Usual 1 experiment in the infimate oe : Be a drama was given last night at the : Loe ek Sate ie a Union boulevard pernease, and will |U# ‘ for Easter be repeated tonight, tomorrow and/' = Saturday nights, and Saturday after- |ff ’ As the stock is complete and ¢ e a O e W i | moon. The audience was consider-|f ; us Oo] e O S * A\YS | | riety large — henty of ried ably smaller than usual, although | 7 | en choose from and ‘prices are Ig] : , eeomearens | —_—_—_—_—_—_S—— 7 Yi a two made-in-St. Louis playlets had comparison with others, ag “ a oa re or, ‘ —— ~ . y La ce OL ee a ee ee Oe Se tg : em oh - eer wes = an AGB rie Arr. o- Mpatan gu titty * 2 PRES 20 Be, “ 5 ~ Bites te = ee Tee? pe sere re «. RAFTS AP ea PGE, ie eae ye aa what 1G ” i we masa tel p 4 WMS CO" Mon p. Cer \ Ainllonge et aos 4 boas pt ay 1 ssid itaiOiadehdatevition.- is. celogn . . J : Rh ARF May . ny Ra et = tees oN ee N= - gag A RAE ge A aaah = : ona Ph atsing Drethen OO ES OL TD CAP gS NO wh es i their first presentation, to say noth- manufacturers. ” ing of Lord Dunsany’s poetic fantasy, | : : if ei me bs | At iy | J “The Tents. of th surg 48 New Spring Styles i ) ’ AVE The Suite a “ aeetgeirets: ine Aral ieee peat 1 te The novelties were “A Bunch.of ‘ S ; | P " te 4 i | Bolsheviki,”’ dramatized after an As-/|]@ at pecta rices ~ | in | The styles are prettier than a | | sociated Press Dispatch from Petro- If ° “S | I, FOO MOR . this Spring, and have been devyely grad by Irving Pichel, director of the 4 Blue Ser e Suits Be im | | ms of the most popular wool ms theater; and “The Wagon Tramp,” | |® g . i tie th . serge, Poiret twill, gabardine, ¢ a drama in one act, by’Cyrus W.' ff ; . Be 34. +f. r and tricotine — all the new Sm | ie For Conmrianes ice Y \zens ad baat Voakcais colors and black, ey" Beach, which won the first prize of [& sia ag eRe ort : F } i AR \I ( HH AIR f' it is voted to send th hangmat : riaay & material — full ® > to e just what, you want, if your home 4s small and an ad- ROCKER and ARM CHALK, ik dae anetivenes of duty. ¢ lined — have _ watch Hi She =—— - ; ¢ j pocket, belt loops and ditional bed is occasionally needed. It includes a : ey prison for ne¢g ; 2 in handsome fumed finish, ‘ cei i Wenerity. eG lat te Mc ne / T-ENPOR’ r mere — . “overe "] substantl The author took clever ad '¥ 6.to 12— | . a DAVENPORT which, by merely reversing the seat opens covered wW ith ubstantial The auth 10 d : CRS Ge w512 Franklin AvV.w2 Go into a full size, comfortable bed, just as you see pictured above. brown Imperial leather ; &r’ the hangman should net Da COn- wy ing valu at this ; to choose from and you are sure of a ‘| demned to his own rope; and finally, | |@ price— ~ g becoming model. ia * ere :* + ao? Friday ie : 5 ENP Ag aRIRe recihdighey einalbiaesce th, ete oe 2 be . ‘tee riday of the comedy possibilities, an the . Pi ’ | ates ig only | | fiood of orat , J Dieasion nit capitatty at what has been |p Boys’ Shirts Boys Neckwear | | called ihe ‘urse a = a ore oy SRY pretty patterns in light EW Laster patterns in | House Cleaning Time! ¢ — orto Orzo ecteamtadoan tS erry) Gi. 0 eee wingers (o) am (F nage d vehem eoeare: caeeoeme ‘ F ° chy nockband Phen Sega and W _ | ™ the characters, their fantastic sirug attache | neck band— sor styles — very unusua 5 | | ¥ senenans gles to be fair and polite, their touc} f speck 2 + me 6 pg Pe ? a PREPARE FOR BUGS! | : . = — | | sehen ms || Getz Bed Bug Powder |, sue ae al Baie Cven the King and Quee i. —s is Te com=———somne ing confidence “If you see it in a Schmitz & Shroder ad— it's TRUE’ mi| Used When Housecleaning, Prev ents” comes toissuingmeat 5 ‘edy for all Ww +? Se) y : verting. but one could not help won- f . ; » 4 > 4 j : i ' ’ e Give “ We Give | dering whether the tact is not ques- Trouble. W | Eagle Qryyislé 474 Eagle : frenge ble which turns into burlesque | [Hit CHMITZ & | HRODER}} Made and Sold by | = | Queen a card b ae : ; MY 9 Stamps Stamps finds oaiy ‘ae urdit y in On : y : od . ° + . dréuts Depastment. Choice of TANCALF GRAY KID ” oo [po stiancdngeaye ae Se helt pave | Women’s New Suits, $20 Women’s Union Suits, 35e , . . ? j CIscoveres ne theme witn [ess “ains, ‘ s ‘ é patent oF dull leathers, neatly Small perforated de- ae os | i aw tie an old onc. © Smart serges and poplins, Serv- | i Spring weight white ribbed eot- oa ede ony a opera effects with those | LORE ES SRR TIE ICE er | Hapociatty good models! Sizes to 44. cuff knee. Regular and extra sizes. it 4¢: strap or ankle classy high French Louis | destiny BU ai ee aha ate be Third Floor | Main Floor ' —— nia te All "21% heels in leather or wood- ¢: |and subjugate to h , bar af rom 57% to = and en covered. All have to 7. hand-turned soles. Boys’ Topcoats, $4. 65. @ Double breasted; Velours, Che | | | iots, Mixtures, Diagonals, Checks, a Serges. All sizes 2 to 10 (not in.éeve a | est eligible male, ana Mom pei { a é willy-nilly to the office of paternity. / i | Women’s New Dresses, $10 Men’s Pajamas at $1.15 Men’s Cloth Hats, $1.95 ba Nature ‘th the person 1@- | ee ; , ' j i . “” . . : vt q e _— * BP a reas ( anvas Boots New ete de © | this wieias revolts against a ‘unio: | @ Important special purehase of @_ 1200 Suits of extra quality Per- @ With the new plaited gash band,> {| ~ }with an old man whon ireun | new Serge, Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and cale (colors warranted), some with silk stitched crown and brim—-and craveny {|= fein inces would make her husband. Messaline Dresses. Misses’ sizes included. | frogs. Sizes A, B, © and D. Special etted—smart motoring hat. Main Fleet | ™ a | ith unwitting craft she scovers Third Floor | value. Main Floor, Aisle 10 “a SOO i c 4 ~ y . bre = oe eee PATENT , igen tig adlidaioamgy | @ New shapes, best colors and | @ Two-piece styles, of fast color ‘‘antique-finish”” . " * pee n r » ily Topnaloa “grille . fr ‘ jr = i: . . ia , pe sha z / “¥ just the thing for Easter— WHITE KID Pigs — te ' vate Jee ‘ | black—regular $1.95 and $2.45 quali- | Pereales, with silk frog fastenings. Sizes reduction — artistic ai eee S Ay aU CS | ties. Vhird Floor | § to 10. Second Floor | Fifth Floor. || Sst the mate mos designs of the specie Kinglish or round toe styles DULL KID ' EY th tas shondt ancanizioue | dx] in plain or leather trim- O KID a 7 Letthonterd. Hie stragsies to dscane Meise ; 3 | ‘| the im@finding fate are pitiable. ana . med. ball strap. styles: BE: fusive new wi ek te Me cal ie 9 aap ? ’ $5.75 | M : - | | : , j nony only when tne sneritf's mana- ré a Ee ig ) Cee eee ee te | @ Brow n patent Leather wit Kid Pare: veorsted. fast color, bina: . ’ ia | cles are on his wrist. But nature has) : Se aSt coir ile re t 95 di fferent kinds, some : S1ZeS e ¢,| overreached herself.» The girl has’ _ tops—smart lace model; English walking | Serge—alpaca lined. Newest Spring q ADOU » al Bo i of covered: French Sl path ia Rise: ak sag oe - last. Second Floor | ie] | tinted, some with gold borders. J: from. 84 to ‘) ; talked at too great length and with Siew modets, Second Floor g ~ | ; heel | guerre ee oa ham tn eee = » pete a paper ‘and correspondence ecards. x 91/ fe JOUIS eeiSy anc | excessive enthusiasm abo babies. ——-— Main Floor, Aisle and a? to 7. hand-turned soles. | While she returns to the village to) ( we . Mrs. Alice S. Weeks. the French Foreign lt neth, killed when set Psris and now moth f _ 4 Zt de Comieed wien bis Vegos Untrimmed Hats, $1.50 - ° Boys’ Pajamas at .67¢ ro $3 Picture Frames, $1 dents tramp, camped VA : | b An immense lot, bought at a big : sn a Cases tia eS CEA IR WAS AA Ba IEG white enameled soles and heels; all si arch, the newest - wae on i; prepare for the wedding, ispans o Bao Ss) AF e |his horses and treks at high speed | Tots Easter Coats, #3. 40 f . 7 + Colonial Pumps | for the state border. But one can-'| @¢ Copenhagen, rose or navy Serges OS € US CS; $20 Dinner Sets, $14 3 inot doubt that a young lady so da- ' and black-white novelty checks, lined Shrubs, Hedges, Seeds and Tools ,@ American (thin) semi- -poreelat ue {| termined will soon procure someone | throughout. Sizes 1 to 6 years. ‘BLUE BIRD sets—the popular dinnerg ‘ 4 4 cue / a f | else foya husband. Third Floor : . , : 9 $ ‘ae | .Immensely superior to both these , A At Special Prices Friday service for Summer homes. eu ape to | @ For the one day only we under- 4 Fifth Flew a ee ote . |efforts, of course, is Lord Dunsany's fe ee ; h k oe i two-act play. It tells in fine literary y 9 , » » price them—take advantage! Not a day fe style of a King who longed to be: | a LJ 00 n egin your planting now! , . | red to be a | Women’s Glov es, £1.88 too soon to b planting ¢ Handsome new Pump ar- camel driver and of a camel driver | ) 95 , , Rose Bushes, 2 yr. old, fi mn: 4 . © i at «Li «A ibi€é i eS—-- a W ‘ * > i A . ’ ie ld grown; Re Gunmetal or two rivals that will appeal i who aspired to be King, of how they | @ #2. > valu pe rl white wash- many varieties. Ea., 20¢, 8S 40 Iron Beds. $6. 45 = | ppeal to oy pi lt , OF how they | able Prenel Kid, with two-tone embroid- Californian Privet Hedges, 18 to 30 in. 9 t —ine "2 shades of tan calf, every well-dressed woman. : accomplished the exchange, and how | ery and large pearl clasps. , sizes, 25 for 19¢. | @ Mave 2-inch continuous posts j Choice of patent colt or 4 the monarch found happiness with a | ‘ ' Main Floor, Aisle 3 Spiria Van Houttei (Bridal Wreath), | white or vernis martin——full size. copied after models just dull kid. Built over a very R gypsy girl of the caravans. . , — (Rose of Sharon). a _ Fourth Floor | P , .. es — ‘ ea., ¢. a rr like dad’s, with broad high arch last, and trim- : [In all of the prays. | he acting, stage — ~ Deutzia (Snow Flower), Shrubs, ea., ~*~ R re : med neatly with the settings, costuming an ighting e rm : ~ re 20 shank, flat heel and in- newest of buckles and ) fects were excellent. tting for Envelope Chemise, 85c Kentucky Blue a eund be bean A ter Rugs $28.7 i? visible lace eyelets: all tongues. Turn soles $ “The Vents of the Arabs.” wi BB ages Sweets Round or square Axminster lugs, « ode , e ee ; ‘ ' Ne | aa’ A “Aa Ss | t q ie ° > . r' e . ) : covered French.Lowis » sunset glowing and fs ing i he ¢. Of soft Batiste, with wide bands Garden Rakes—14-tooth size. 4Te. ¢. Patterns for living rooms, dining © sizes from 1 to 6. heels. background, was P irticularly effec of lace trimming. Sizes 36 to 44. Hedge Trimmers—10-inch size, 81.68. rooms, libraries and bedrooms—all 9x1%<., Third Floor (Giarden Hoes—7 46-inch bladé, 3c. ft. size. Fourth Floor — PUMPS—for Little Tots-—-Stitchdowns ¢ 322800" | = ge BT Mapas A\\ | $p.25 | $9.25 to $9.15 \\ OXc :: 2: sturdy wes en nt ee ote utes re we nn r t eutiainttin Pa . a went to Harland Frazer, who was : Maximalist in the first play, i character than all the men together. —— Miss Nancy Lewis was wistful, whole- ‘ ' oe some and attractive as the girl in ' 4 : a “The Wagon Tramp,” and made love ‘2 =< . P ee: to him with a com nbin ation of. m.aid- Silk: Remnants and + Odd Sheets at $1.10 enly purity and inflexible resolution. ¢. Also wool roods—good o& 4 (jj ¢ Sizes 72x90 and other ; aS Was Gunownced that the theajer ‘| and desirable Spring weights E louble-t ia less’ *p eed wei een cap eas asa ike : en 1g ntire Block: Olive double-bed sizes ~~ seamieg (a3 Eecruchanggh ue a es season, has given 15 | and colors. At % to % less. . Locust, Sixth and Seventh Slightly: mill damaged, : - | plays, five of them never before pro- Maen . he We Give Eagle Stamps and Redeem Full La I No 3 » ) , , : | : nt Economy Store Books for $2.86 int reeset Distributers of No Mail or Phone Orders. — Dh a tor $3. ash or $2.50 in Merchandise at Retail L Basement Economy Store otogra duced in America and four of the Merehens so— Few Restricted | in M“issour or She is tine $4.98, Stark Bros.’ Fruit Trees just the thing for the little The cutest little strap tot wearing sizes 5 to 11; tramp in the second and the ambi y % Ww . 4 i : 3 tious camel driver in the third. Miss Women’s New Suits, $11 —Shade Trees, Berry Bushes and Baby Carriages, $16.75." Pumps for tots wearing sizes Siting ta ee rene : | Alice Martin, as one of the Battalion ¢ Several excellent models in serge Grape Vines—all grown in the celebrated q€ V ery special values— reed hood, of. Death, was a pert and insouciant | and Shepherd checks, Sizes for misses Stark Bros.’ nurseries—here exclusively reed roll, nicely upholstered. In gray off warrior, and had more decision of also. Basement Economy Store, in St. Louis. Basement Gallery | natural. : Fifth “le e4 Abe 5 1 to 8, you have ever seen in ENT, BLACK KID, either patent leather or | LIGHT TAN or white canvas—sizes 1 to DARK TAN, in but- y - , without heels; sizes 3 | *™ or lace. You must 2 see them to appre- to 8, with wedge heels. inte their real vs si eS me - i five presented ue re for the first time - icles Exeeot the West anywhere. Sixty different . nlayers ' —==10 20" 00 oro omer | he had parts, and 16 artists de- ‘oe - tS PS Cd

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Pee S oe “ —— odd Are .. > c Pl PE J . * A) “% . wd ee a os x a : J les 7 + . “ft. m “ 4 . . ae Paes Oe od P, A ~ es , nie a . ne IS igs, sia he ult ie . . . . . r, s . ely 7 , ee A / . a9 ae 7 nef ee eat - =: es rs ns he’ sae a ; ae > zs RAG ; aig elas ‘ y . fe » Pe o fs ee Cae , niet : . “fe Pais ; * ae 7 - ~ . : . , . - . a? anu 9 sore Cae | Sy - , » SS Se a. - . aa . a q ; ‘ , . z . . ‘Pgs . , @ 2 . . , ‘59 ‘ . 2 ’ * te a> « 4 . es - 4 . = ’ Ss & a . Be > . ee SS . ts : S Som : r ct : i e I : ‘ . . St ) les to 4 a ae . tte taal se Bee aes a Settee 4 Be bd . be: - > . rom and TiCces are low in a ee Spocteinnintn ew. 2. x : “a PS a ao oe ee Pa ee . : oe ay. Zz Sn he AAA he a OM PA ALLERIA Nhe ¥, @ imMPRIMERIE "ep hh. signa he apn ee mas % son with others, as we are “= turers. g The Suits 4 yles are pretticr than’ eve, | £; and have been developed ost popular woo! materials .” oiret twill, gabardine, tweed “am Otine — all the new Spring # S d biack. Sizes for hoth Women and Mirsex MON q WW GE 07 = _. a Le Oe en ee ee eR Ee Berets ew Aen SSSUOE5O5 5545288245594 84494455 2054544444458 SES EE yaaa hr ah HOW OY SSeS Seas eeee NAA AVIidWW} WS WS MAA OIL. German soldiers ae a part of the civilian population of $+ Quentin to a place where they will , 7 , be compelled to work for their captors. See gg leplseuig dpeccccccccceadeadeddddccdddccrytlipdidddbsaisécddddsdecdddsesse ~via Vernon A.Baldwin, of 3860 i Juniata Street, St Louis, surviv- wa Wooiuat or of the Tuscania sinking. oe errr MON MD SS a Hh pee et AR. ae Re nie te Pa Se Pie BP $ a? “ ¥ ~~ ot 2 Se Me A a ‘ Y . way. ; -4.. oy ;¢, “ J q a, é: ae Aa Reh RS as MMA anaes . = “4 3 7 a ; IM . Seeeeeeeeeeheeeeeas «eee WS wt as “ ont eons 4 &. we eee ee o eh * a Rom: = % . * ob MMA 7 4 - 2 ‘ 7 “ W QQ 00n - WS Ros | i it : | ' ; i a) 4 | % oo” EE ll OO Ltt, INTER .F\LM, ltt Even the King and Queen are not exempt when it Just ask for — | : Fi , . sf ; ae 1. Ei J Bicomes toissuingmeat cardsin England. Here ts3 | Bi Queen Marys card bearinaher signature recn Chile Cheese fayyy Yili” and be sure itis Biuhill! rere. ‘ PWETUA UES STEWS we ap wd arnt $ ~- pos e a Se west income— better off than ines we offer ‘them. LOOK - Ow | eA eNO AE Li LM SP ERR ALE EAL DIRE ORI SIH RIE Se opcoats, $4.65 asted; Velours, Chev- Dingonals, Checks, Blue s 2 to 10 (not in every ‘Second Fleor : “Ea A = ee re ee ee ee ee h Hats, $1.95 w plaited sash band, and brim—-and craven- Oring hat. Main Fleor . oo tment | io : " : e ° of + These six Belgian sisters were accused by the Germans of hiding French soldiers and con- / #} wie _ Aa ° aaa =) irs. Alice S. Weeks. of Boston, who has been made mother 4 demmed to die. Later they were pardoned and removed to German prison camp wher. ethispicture was 9) "ge ge ture Frames, $1 i the French Foreign Le ior. In remembrance of her sori, Ken ek taken. VEIL. LEE ee eins oink . ) G Bsssiisssdbes 2 fasion moves Aggie? ‘ bs , je lot, bought at a big } Bineth, killed when serving with the Legion. she opened a house 1 gum OE Be ae ae. aoe i TD : oH ges auth | BPsris and now “mothers Americans in the famous fighhng unit. SER aaeE ee le. lly Capt.Roald Amundsen, Arctic ex- /f YS AA pt pp pp thi ff VAL pL Att tts, oncei\ able _ ee Floor | plorer, who has come to this coun= , ee try in search of an aviator who ationery, -0C =| weer ON SN a ee ee FE eee Ee met eee ee 4 trip tothe South Pole. Owrer eum. 2 : j 4 LS 4S f JS AA A ASS, , JA ff VILLAS S SJL JA SA , A 1) fp /, 4 Jf, 4 AAA Ld 4 ; COORBEDOOCODE LE OEE OOOO CE POEL OLE PLE OOO ae | ‘ ‘J ore _ ae Ss a Os lifferent kinds, some ‘th onli ‘na-otinng Both I | | . . ees 3 ae Be ie os ; Mo eee toa rag ogee aoe 4, ; EO a , _¥ « eh eg, % geld: border if =e ae: et ‘Ss, mS eh ne ea i Bor . ee a sa “ tee : Be F y A ad § Pa a Ss st Ae. atin Tie a a eB , ‘a he pe ee ae . ‘fe 7 _ > : = eT : 4 | ae oe 4 BS ®. a sk sey . ee $5 ae eae % B ae J Boe ty de J ARPT oi “ig — * 4 i Cg ie be * we. ; 1 § : 5: SO hn alps: re x . a a4 2 “Se Poe, va 4 " 5 , a we Cg AN Pes é . , o Me, oA Y. = , < jan Loe ‘ ? —— ee ~~ some ee — oe - . . mer Sets, S14 (thin) semi-porcelain ets——the popular. dinner mer hom: Ss, 100 pieces, Fifth Fioeocr on Beds, 86.45 continuous posts—in martin—full size. Pourth Floor ff , f (f (Af, VALJJLLALL MASS ¢ eer ean 4 parte ti FR AS ~~ - . 2 ere ee ee emer a momen a ee ee Le ae See eeee z PA € . / SVeeacues Pe NE ee ee — en ene r e eal rT Rugs, $28.75 br living rooms. dining and bedrooms—all 9«12- Fourth Flee: - Vere Pe 7. eS @ Oe eer es ah _. re ~~ a * ghee Wage 6s _ ———— ' Le 4 , " ee : | . lagves, SIE.75 - fe al values—reed hood, if 4 ed, prscgpifete LS th agee iti An, « *, ee -“* - upholstered. In gray or Pifth Floer Bi? yr Me 6 enemy aga Meme po me a Se SSS See ee Se eres, © I Sheets at $1.10. i . es 72x90 and other : bed sizes -~ seamless,’ ' i , ) SpupepTeeaapEEDEnneeTneT ae eeemnnnmnanenennanennnennnenenneenemennneansneneseneananas ) UUM ** ‘ : Af J Of 4 P 4 Z 4 AK 4 tly mii] damaged, | Sail or Phone Orders ; s g Om: . ? . ment Keonomy Store | MME Dhotoaraph taken on board the French vessel Tijuea after she had been torpedoed. ——~_ FB Sheis atin badly and shipping heavy seas, but managed todrift ashore. * Qupy. J ~

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ee . COMIC PAGE = 3 | us COMIC PACES MARCH 21, 1918. Ze We MARCH 21,1918." a Let the Wedding Ee 8 . | T SwitesS THIS GoUS : oe a | i Bells Ring Out | ( WIktGA FeO AGC. Bou FTHEC FINN ne ) | eS | | “THE STREET ANS HE'S WITH THE WATCH THE LL SAY F1keE WILL MY GOob MAA)-I Know Vp WOL. 70. NO. 214. | Da i EE ON MY TRAIL ~ HOLD IT TRING VA “THE CROOK'S You ous THAIS Gor ee IBEA FOR TOU MUST HAVE RISKEX fF * = ‘or ae | TILL LT MARE MY GE T- AWA PARTNER. AAB [FI TRY | oY WATCH FoR A UTTLE THE: NON REFILL ASLE YouR UFE (NS TAK, » NDDNere | ANB VLL-BE BACK LATER. “To MAKE & SNEAK VLE While 7 THERE’S A Borrte FROM IKE’S THAIS Wate | OF NAY Don’T TRY TO PULL ANY OS Se ee MAN) COMING BACK HEAD - ONCE EMPTY UNE THIEF t+ 4 J, Vii vs teed BE FIRM ROUGH STUFF BECAUSE pore rise «Prt dtaaee FoR IT LATER ALWAYS EMPTYC VERY HIGHLY @ 3 “4 ANYWAY VVE GOT A GREAT Is ASOT MY.LUCRY BAY = — _ BUT RAPER I's GOING | MEMORY FOR YS oe : , ee NG. AL AUPE FACES a Na - % in - ‘ 4 a : : | THe LITTLE BIRDS MERE | A ‘ : | A.KWINOUNCE THE SPRING, REWARL : [ DREAM OF LovVE AND es = 7 fet FOR VALUATION BY SI 4 ES yee ig &, . Lo Taxes Instead of Hi : Increase Revenue. — s, ‘ "5 r f é + *. 4 a ~* + @.9 “ . . ‘ ‘ Po : A a * e . eo ; . > je > - a s > . «’ * 5 . m’*? ? . 7) . s* ° + ’ . . , * *, P ** . * >* . KEEP #E GOING OUT WITH Mn 5 The Chamber of Commerce 7 made public the report and WPAN N\\\ 1, Litt oats r. = ' f= a ~~ | 3 3 mendations of its special com ni BERN SSN OS al — | ae eS S | © 3B which investigated the United } “ t . . ; 4 Ee . oe _% ci) SSN SS AS SS = SSC = eZ “g iways “comipromise” bili, and set ae , . > » | “Fe to the Board of Aldermen c} ew 4 ‘ hdd iy Lok - : tt session this afternoon, will 1 NICE DOGS AT THAT.—By BUD FISHER. (Copyright, 1918, by 1. C. Finer MMe'the adoption of amendments rade Mark Reg. U.S. Pat. Offiee.s e +6) ‘posed by the Board of Public —, — AH!'E Gor AN IDEA- Ive Got os dn ele ae oa — . lat al . HERE'S AAS INTERESTING ONE DOLLAR. I'LL BUY A DOG, JEFE, HERTS A HOLLAR, benders ELooR TLL HAVE ——=/( mutT, HE HAD | @ he principal proposals madi pre AT Sars AT Sees GWE iT A KAIR-CUT AND SEtc RUN Dowsay TW THE DoG- A CORNER ON THE DoGHAR| === SHEPHERD DOGS, GREAT ‘| the Chamber's special committe HAIR (S To BE USED FoR THE HAIR AT A BIG PRoFIT. = DANES, MASTIEFS > A substantially the same as publi PoUND AND Sip HE MARKET IN A MOonwTt. == ANES, STI AN | 9 exclusively in y 8 Post- WOOL. We&L, THAT'S ONE THEN WITH THAT MONEY I CAN | Kitty = ~ erty PAI) i ' i : ' BIRD BOGS, But ta ; h, and have ‘been approves BUY SEVERAL DOGS, AND a AEH POUND MASTER THIS PRETTY SOFT: [ Bitte Board of Directors of the AVAILABLE RESOURCES ie ee ae 2 || Mexicans Hamtess es See BROUGHT ON BY THE poes HERE. : DOG. AIN'T . . % ays from any but prop a * — i " i (i ot |p ry aL 7 : @® taxes; that a prompt valuatio ok Ey | S | | HURRY UP. , | Ja - -# the company's properties be 3 Gast | S28 : 4 es Dt M Aig “| #& by the State Public Service Com 6 OU Sg 3 =. ; We Z \ ‘| @% sion; that surplus earnings abo’ WiTea & ~ Lbs .\ = 1 | . | && per cent on the value establishe THE | : . ~ IIe a — g ZB _ _}. #4 expended in extensions and the Boys : ea gt a 7S . Bods es oe x ine _ | @& provemeent of service; that inter TONIGHT ; ae ee = /* ie de charged on the unpaid mill tag i: weregating $2,300,000, and that qu ‘tion of fares be left to thee reg ‘en of the State Commission ¥ ‘the courts sanction its ju ictio _ An tncrease in the cor ‘y's, -@nues, the chamber’s report re ‘mends, should be accomplishe ¢ ‘Feducing its taxes, and not thr 7 aa +f a> “é% he : 4 ~ ‘an increase of fares which the 4 —EE — EN ¥ WM I ba: eu + - 288 | . 7 : Pie | +44. ee Bola: z= _ 3 Ta 3 .V 8 a Fe + se + oae at $ Se 2 18 eS tie . : MU AA ALE JUME a th ASR ~~ ax : Sf. SS Be. . a , SS ra : ee p= i Bee be ay | @ changes in the verbiage of the | 7 | WJ . sO ee "a Om Oe Zo trys (MLM) ; 4 % ing _ EE bill are also included int “iF: “SAY, POP!”—NATURALLY IT HAD A KICK IN IT.—By PAYNE. ~~ * Eel ath Relat ty A. 0 rods anes LooKwirT, Por! “WATCH ME CATCH jr | 'proval of what is already c ; - 9) @ Plated in the “compromise” bill I Go a ING DING | = “ _ Chamber of Commerce report 9 | @ tains the following recomme KiCK ED . | # tions 2 ie ; ‘, 1. That there should FACE A - + prompt valuation of the pro ‘ _ | = of the company in the city - vounty, under the direction of _ Btate Public Service Commiss 2. That the company shoul 62 te, ~ } en ee pate . . (3 —_ ‘ r e 7 pt 5 all - . nee ta Corer aint asteaat A A SBOE ALOE LOI NA te RN LT ay Lag Nn aie ate lie o pas “ — “ re ee ee Wh ry ' allowed to earn a reasonad! _ turn upon the valuation so f C/ my tian > with the right of the city to ) xo 7 Yr | @t that valuation, subject to SS _ wee , / } ) | Gs > _ changes in such valuation, & i 1, 4 D Wite-e oe | “tgs ae 3 3. That the reasonable » i} NG (i! i A ~ Je ll eS ) hi Ah). pe i. fo , - referred to in the preceding p /j, _ es WEA TF Oe Oe eee } Hid teased ; a cent 1 > ; / . é _~ ® «sraph should be 6 per 4 | } bE | | . 7 / 4 | yap. * hia ~ . i the capital now invested, as ATIENT—Doctor, why does a / | , verti eae / ) | A kore SE a | certained by the Public as small cavity seem so large to = ees OG, A, { i \ “ae If | te i Pending in our Supreme | i? - That the mill tax ord 3 Should be repealed; that the! _ ton in the pending ordinan q ; ver cent of gross earnings @ _ %® stricken out; that the com _ should pay, during the period, r OM ee “" * : - + SPIRO roe srammnitgntncloing FF eet a eee . - a ‘ : A ae ne - “ ee . ewer = as . ao rs re ae = eece BOD See es oil oar qcieadinal lean ae al x 2 at Wiustitshshifn i