St. Louis Post-Dispatch
February 16, 1921
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———- THE BIG BROTHER T ; ot pag oT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH [ FINAL EDITION See First Want Page Today he Only Evening Seven in St. Louis Wéith the Associated Press News Service | (Complete Mavket Reports.) el Ah ACA “ me se -- = = a — EA ; 5 a : a aes - - - — —~- -- . — = . — oe aoe nee a Leen : ——___ VOL. 72. NO. 1 68. ST. LOUIS WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 6, 1921—30 PAGES. : PRICE THREE CENTS — —- . _ si intrennaiaaiee —_ TT ie eee ——— —_— ee ee eee + ceed ecep-caguinredipandeadesine oe -4 - = oe 2 een i teem == — — a ee ee ee SS enn ines nn MACHINE SHOP. OF [Rexswasom sm] POST OF LIVING IS a eee ese MICSING mT a ONE ADMINISTERED Primary and Spring : MISSOURI PACIFIC a f TO om ABOUT 28 | ~ WOM HORSEHAIR 5 PADOING : DFG | geese] (SUE WN BULOING | %."%."%” * WOMAN FOUND mena som DESTROYED BY FIRE S| : BAS mec Now Be Easily Heard in mentary registration of voters, || WAGE DISCUSSION &: . sas Mg gE A wide UEP. os we BURIED N YARN | Spite of Street Noise. men and women. Official forecast for St. Louis and | Judge Faris of the United States | Voters who were enrolled in vicinity: air tonight and tomor- District Court today tested thea last Septeniber’s registration, yw: ‘h colder tonight, with the! and who still live at the same Bog re, ae — 2 rinse Ria tics of his newly upholstered court- “ . *— ~ : r 2 . . * , Damages Estimated at More epg ta 0 seh ng veg Questionnaires Sent to Mer- lowest temperature 28 Chicago Woman’s Daughter room on the third floor of the Fed- ooks, need not register tomor- eral Building, the w: °, re ae 3 = On the. basi . 1g, e walls and ceilings | Than $100,000 Depend on Fe gets for Statistics in Con- |SucaAR WENT sae oe R mb and Granddaughter Said of which nave been padded with . eg last fall's . ad UP AGAIN : . horse hair and asbestgs insulation to} Extent to Which Machin ‘st fall's registration and those troversy Between Employ- “TOOT SWEET” |reau_ records to Admit Interring Body silence the echoes which heretofore |! yaaa, i ee ae Ln bookebes> novineptn Pati Se than ee ee Ng = POL OD LE eNO int pment Paap gin NR ese ie ete Fe ber 4 > . . a - ne Cee a ee ee i es an — Cc B Sal d who have dequired the right to i running back to! att ae i a e an pe vaged. the franchise since then, either cK to made it almost impossible to | 4,4 : & by coming of age or by complet- ers and Workmen. | > 1871, ero After Natural Death. hear distinctly in the courtroom. The | pacwemememessmnrceomnenene a eM ee : ii A oe a ae: ‘eather wil) work had been under way two week | 46 | : ‘ ing the required period of resi . —i | , raenemieg Iti ‘2 pes seee NOTED TENOR W VHO | Next Twelve Hours Will dence, must register in order to am , have to hurry if a uring which Judge Faris had been, “ GREAT PART OF LOSS | “o%°*, "ust resister in orcer to | 4) PER CENT OF ce! POVERTY GIVEN vrata - mericaiyy: igh | ii TO FALL ON WORKMEN and the election Apri 6. They : ‘again this veav. The insulated cushions have been IS CRITICALLY ILL oes ct, (Copyright. 19 : will also be entitled, if they pay WORKERS ARE IDLE In only two of AS REASON FOR ACT covered with heavy panels of canvas, Sa a 2 T Ral aa aL) iilpleiiaeiimeins taxes on real or persona! e 1 eee the 60 years cov- held in place with moulding and the Rpg FS Ss pis ON 7 8 are re : ‘ property, to vote in the spe- HIS. A) aered by the rec- poe tag wale one pring nave been een ited | : : ae lies Slightl Da | Bee eee TOW 300) Sprit 3. "The tequired period o¢ || Building Inactivity Attributed [\\TMAMMI! (i "e n's’s cuts Family. Was Well Known in ors eourtroom. || >» oe ee 3 re tre i ' = | ra ‘@ | " ; | — » ) ; | f Paar s5: gy BOG . RES AEs . ij m4 Be Men Out of Employment, te grmeDaer ge eg - to Rate of Pay—Commit- alien — pear pede Musical Circles, but, After | PB recy Pkg has : ae —— Sa ee ILLNESS RESULTS FROM Attributed to Crossed Elec- | election) in the State, 60 days in tee Deadlocked Over Liv- }/ WANA | Jit was zero on Grandmother’s Death, ''% P*4ded courtroom he may open |" , oe more 6| | ATTACK OF PLEURISY tri Wi the city and 20 days in the’ pre- that date in 1889 ? the windows and hold court all sum- Se ) c res. | cinet. . . TA and. one dhee mer, as the walis and ceiling will, . See : ing Cost Question. | | sete HB eae Sought No Engagements. absorb the street noises as well as; | fa ) Singer Receives Many of His ee we > ~"y x: ‘ . * . rr? ” . . 9 ; ey date ion afeiseialiahlidiieaeiiahen he echoes. The work cost $3300. ree Sap Section of tite | | Questionnaires have been sent té = 1910. By the Associated Press. or Bis tést this morning the Judge | Fam > Ce See : Fellow Artists at Bedside Missouri Pacific Railroad shops was a a a a a ~~ - Last vear the. CHIC AGO, Feb. 16.—The mysteri- ;\4nnounced several decisions in a Bee ee. Se | os oCcai nierchnants io! Lalislic O71 i€ | Wyte pes ous disappearance of Mrs. Nancy \r. cons ersational tone. They were eas- | rs # : Se git ee ee in Hotel to _— Goodby” destroyed by fire which burned from ne — sims ss ‘minimum tem-) . a : 5 tied eimai : ‘ay 4 | cost of living in 1919 and 1920 by perature, 5 degrees, for the month ‘ hamberlain, missing since last June, .?'3 heard. Heretofore announcements j ’ M ‘ etc , iT. ‘; ” . : ¢ * ut" *g 1; a4 y “2 vj } y 5 ey , i e SIU | : : = Bi Bes nee Bm building was a two-stoly brick struc- union workmen and the employers tie maximum for the first half of the aged woman's daughter, Mrs. /With difficulty en bY (ae ave Ss neee Or 9 Satis nn” are > T° ¢ ». Stenographer, who sits near the; -2 Ree eae te na ture 70 feet wide and 100 feet long. in the building trades. with a view ‘®e Month, 74 degrees, was reached auth Townsend, and her grand: WN ee, RR eee e224 | By the Associated Press ; ‘ - . ‘ ~ vesterday. the same date l.ast vear daughter, Marion Townsend, ay - Judge. es ee Soe we FE Rg ananlPieeee SS- “ ee ; just north of Chouteau avenue and to using this information as a basis:: ) ee . epee FA: plained the death and burial in a bi ; ; “Sea | NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—-Oxygen is ica it ; i@ aon 2 : Without shroud or coffin, was 6 - pS oe 9 P Rene ten ae aS tte more than $100,000, the exact deudlocked on the vcost- ut liv- (4 was the warinest recorded in Ieb- laaeei te Gag a a 4 aides * 8 Sip BI ge fetes Bs been stricken last night with a heart li ling: ‘the employers claiming it|TU@tY since 1911, when the tempera. | ‘Dterred by police at dawn this morn- | Left Helplems by Disease, He Stored ae jm eee attack that caused his physictans to amount depending on the extent to) Ry the Associated Press. han’ décreased aufticiontiy t, ju tif, ture was 84 degrees on Feb. 1. The ing from a geranium bed in the rear Supplies Near Bed and Kept Rec- bigot RES ons «|| fear he would succumb defore dawn 5 ag awe aie ee ‘ — a - _ - . eae i i = = A Ld) ) us : ‘ ‘ a 4 e os sz ‘ . . -_ ‘1, * ; j x AS 3 . # , SoS 3 . ° which the mac hine yV.can be sale NEW y ORK, I eb. lo. mam i hir ty a reduction in the wages and the ay erage temperatu re for }: ebr uA ry, of t h South Sid > StUCGCIO WW here ‘ hea ords as He Slowly Perished. Bo 2 J ae ee i Srees Shortly before 1 1 o'clock more ; ~ ‘ tail - 2 three had lived. See thy clated Pre $ oe eeaaees ihe, vaged. thousand Chinese gathered on a great! ynion taking the contrary view. sia a oS. Two days’ efforts ere a lg we cage dln”, : . | Ee F J ecg ‘}} oxygen tanks were taken to the wo days efforts of the p lice THE PAS, Manitobaa Feb. 16.— | : 4 2 Ses singers apartments in the Hote! A heavy burden of loss will fall on} bare field outside Tientsin, China, It is estimated there are 12,000 . a enrer nigh singe scenes witty to penetrate the mystery brought’ | ae Meer some of the workmen who-owned | Waited patiently for food which nev- men employed in the‘building trades, neparred from any cities yesterday, etsy sie wey pos aig rong a Out of the frozen expanses of bar-'| ¥ ae : bee £3 ae Vanderbilt, where the tenor Ig I)- their tools. J. L. Butler. master me-:®% 4rrived and then slowly died there,. 40 per cent of whom are idle owing sp bys ary sci —— x Seng Townsend and her daughter, ‘put Fen SAGE, 25 milee oe eee —= ; ee anak in chet chanic, today said 20 patternmakers / 8. Glines, American engineer, re- | to the lack of building. The present’ cree : a 5 kis e = 22- early this morning Marion confessed ¢@St trading post, news has just ON ' 7 “© pendant we peri np i Opera in the shops had their own too] Ported upon his arrival here after contracts provide a basis of wage ee ee the strange story of the occvit which reached the provincial police here neat BOND eR mn. - : : Missouri—Fair tonight and tomor- a ; - 'passing six months in the famine- of $1 to $1.25 an Nour, and the em- aN Bf ye ar F . SET Res: ee TRIE | sigs Mihith gesh valued at: abont!! g row: colder tonight and in scutheas! led to her grandmother's burial. of the tragic death of A. O. Ri ne- | Some Improvement Noted. $400. The fire. he said. would throw | §t™icken areas of North China. | eevers argon tmnt wer sores as On portion tomorrow “Grandmother closed her eyes.' hart of Duluth, Minn., a trapper. An official bulletin issued by Ca $00 men out of employment. The condition of the starving | reason \ hy there is no building ac- [llinots—Partly cloudy tonight and! She died a natural death as the’ His body was found in a shack last ruso’s physicians at 11:30 o’cloc) ; Butler and Fire Chief Panzer, hordes was so pitiful, Glines said, | tivity. cee vice dered an cok tom world looks upon death. We do not ' October by two. other trappers, , paid: ; ‘ +e 4 , . ? . >» ey : — , . Ot : 4 ) : rv. a . ! P n : agreed that the fire probably was that he “did not have the heart te Alleged Policy of Banks. believe she is dead,’ Miss Townsend, where a diary recorded how for, ‘(aruso has rallied from @ very « ¢ + he te a ohan eAR —° ——— Re ers oni weg gttrer gare + ey ~ > ene ho ens 5 he epg Bee sagt wee (Copyright, 1921.) apr qrangen = tae ele Mee oti - ~ t's } 7 a v > . ' a ees pr : ee all a mas OREN RR . In east and south portions tomorrow. eaused by crossed electric wires on take photographs of such misery. Krank G. Boyd, secretary of the sald. months he had fought a solitary and severe relapse. His condition Js net the first floor. Ai the time it was| He said that the crowd at Tientsin | Building Industries Association, said thea cept ees Tells of Burial at Nigint. courageous Lattle against disease, satisfactory but there is some im- discovered only 15 men were at had gathered because they believed | that, in his opinion, the chief reason DYNAMITE DAMAGES. PLANT Then she told of the silent wurial. hunger and cold. The last entry was | provement.” work. A forcqg of 150 had gone home food would reach them there more for the present inactivity in building at 1 o'clock in the morning, after dated April 9, 1920. Bruno Zirato. the tenor’s seeretar: at midnight. quickly than in the country. Along | W@8 that the banks would not finance OF ROCK ISLAND NEWSPAPER ‘she and her mother had kept the; Rinehart left here in August, 1919. | | informed newspaper men the. the A few minutes after the fire start-| the roadside near the field, he told) building projects on a reasonable b | body = week. : On the.doneJausney inte. barren ; - . 'doctors had found Caruso’s condition ed the heat caused the explosion of of seeing the bodies of a whole fam- basis. He said the banks would lend e _ “There was only my mother and jands for a trap line. During the | favorable after a slight rally this a small cémpressed air tank used to ily—father, inother‘and five children only 40 per cent of the cost of a ROCK ISLAND, fl., Feb. 16.—) myself,” she said. “To talk’ with, next three months his adventure ap- | morning. run drilling machinery. Fifteen min- -—eagh a few yards apart, where they building at present, while. in normal The plant of the Rock Island News, spirits in the great world beyond, parently was without incident, for “He is showing some improve utes later another tank exploded. AS’ had dropped and died. eg og ety athe = vr cent. a sensational weekly. was dynamited |*?U must have a physical omaongind? the first entry in the diary was dat- | |; ment,” said Zirato. there were several other tanks in the Five Provinces Stricken. e added tha the banks preferred | — a: elolese this morning: tel eel jment. That is one reason we kept/ eq November, oa ‘our months) ie TEC | Caruso’s case “is out of the hand: building, the danger that they would err al sak ak: aint to invest money in other securities | 4 o'clock is morning, ~~" grandmother's body. It takes about; jater, Marcel 192 ] t | | Us &, the dang me SHOT MCMC | fhe crop failures have been al- that id j . igher than the 6 Slight damage was done to building | yweoer for + ae rae la arch, the trapper’s' of science and the next 12 hours will explode caused an erder that fire-| ost complete in the five great |S" pa interest higher ee tee 9 aie mage re 1, fies Were h, week for the spirit to pass from, notes revealed ‘ wa ‘almost hopeless Prisoner, Taken After ceciae the verdict.” one of his at- men remain outside the. building.! , + » 1 l- per cent usually required on building @2@ machimer a 6S meal" the body. The movement Is almoSt; night. then having been helpless! ; = ; * : , ‘+ provinces that make up the north- ieee . awakened hundreds of sleepers and : A tbl ; We enainiaad io bel pilg la g Pen . e€ipiessiy 66 ” Sh tending physicians said at 20 clock. rhis handicapped them in fighting} ern part of China proper—Chihli, | When told of Bovd's etatement.; broke windows in nearby homes gh og at ‘coats aaaek wai confined to his bed. Realizing his Bloody Sunday oot- Park Benjamin Jr.. Mrs. Caruso's ' : . : ) ,0OVaS aI . at etc nee. Pee } { & rs , S| ’ os the fire. |Shantung, Shansi, Shegsi and Ho-',. — A, eke a main Drost. editor ef the bane ‘Seigeale gays rgan viet “| predicament, he had stored all his brother, made a second visit to Ca it was necessary to run hose over, ,4n” said Glines. “This is the part Festus J. Wade, president of the: ain USt, © 7 Poe ' | free. Poverty-also was said to have’: supplies within reach. The final ings, Released From Dub | uso: s bedside at 2 o'clock. the trecks in the sailroad vards and an, ines. : ; , Mercantile Trust Co.. said the banks Was asleep on the second floor of the! caused them to choose the back yard‘ .nanter cob of hkin: tanniiee anu | . ‘ ath xf! . Ae > pi ar of the country around Pekin, south |) ag plenty of money for building) building, but was uninjured. Several’ gor a burial place. p “4! : . ’ » Be 7 Pri * ‘Mr. Caruso is sleeping peacef:i- ctr mn ue Aen ag Thee py | of Mongolia and Manchuria.” purposes and were lending it. as yes months ago Drost was convicted of Mrs Townsend after an almost | ey. ct ge pap anges ar risoO . : ily, he said to newspaper men. “We G , m4 ! , vidoe r 7 ; : , = ‘TION : : a : sehonige ‘ . Z = “3 98 - : ms ‘ t Oe Hams ee we lead fo. af ine Co i gy ite RS Ba Tt %, 58 - ee we ee een wereart) rm * ne om ee eee nh sa “re oan OR, Al hy te EE Ea Fe! I ent Tak I Nl ee a naman. ~ ¥ po e em wee Aw 7: Ce ee ad Mae 08 OG Sa Sapte: NG lll, aE. pith om Mt te Niles 4 OB A A ells A NAO A Nae om ne AI ns, lay shely deni ita £ zt - f ‘ tele Mia me suns Ae wetness = b+ pe he Te . % Boe 6 —_— Se WY Ray», Pride or = Se a a ee ee nea ~~ t . ie 2 I A i . - Are gg he eg a # 4 eT a ¢ ~ Arte ae + c™ ™eL SRP I o”, 3% 19 Tas ate pad ——~. CE me res ay Lik | um meta ee alent Os ee ee Ea cess lt een a TS cae Zi - 5 ww, - + uF \ ae ear a OUT > awe 7 ayer > Re ee al ee es ad a ae — | . : Hints. q Exeeutive Desired Luncheon at the Department of Streets and Sew-/| send. | projects and in amounts exceeding »,9m in the White House executive | daughter, Caroline Elizabeth Com American Enterprise in’ France pad made no defense at his court- ‘learned that the tenor was conscious n through the holes. ers, to be used by him in providing “The crops in North China have| 60 per cent of the cost of the work, ofnces for the weekly Cabinet meet-/ Stock, living in Santa Barbara, Cal./ Abandoned Because of Financial == ,artial, only telling the court that! ..4 recognized the priest nh.” I said, ‘why did you signs for 25 schools, similar to those| gailed since 1919. Zhe people have| this depending upon the man behind |jng yesterday. Since he has been/and another daughter, Sarah Irish | Depression. the other men charged with him “What's the matter? What’ ar- Money for t} if- which are now placed on tHe Hamil- been unable to get more than scraps the project. He said banks were not. able to attend the weekly sessions, in Bellingham, W ash. . | By the Associated Press. were absolutely innocent and not /you doing here? I am not going to ‘You'd have done better ton avenue side of the Hempstead | o¢ good from other parts of China. | soliciting this business on small the President has met the Cabinet | Declines to Explain Creed. §=| PARIS, Feb. 16.—Work on . the present at the time. Teeling was! qin gaia Caruse: whe then teas vercoat.’ ; School, Hamilton and Minerva ave- They have been unable to get much | | loans, but were not rejecting any of! members at the executive mansion.| Mrs. Townsend declined to eee proposed Havre-Paris oj! pipe 0 caught in a back garden with a re- the priest for his visit. rolied his eyes at me and nues, from outside because food has been|them, where the investment was The meeting was held at the ex- | her creed or the ge - a wing: was nen Se sees - volver in his hand covering the re-| Mrs. Caruso, who has been wnurs- y: These signs, which are placed in | high-priced all over the world. They! reasonably safe. ecutive offices to permif a last pho- |, munication with ap See egleoote oar — nearly 20,000,000 — ad ‘treat of his colleagues 4nd W&8i in, her husband since 10:30 o’aléck . nry, when Ah axes the middle of the street by SCHDON 5 ve ried to move to better districts, | Boyd said members of the Build- | tograph to be made of the Presi- 7 have sames viper « cult gee ty been expended on the preliminaries wounded before he was arrested last night, refused to leave hie bed ‘©’ credit Ah gets it, but monitors before the hours Ww Ren | ere they could raise crops, but ing Industries Association, which is dent with his Cabinet.! Shortly be- | the differen carte that e\ en gored os construs Lion and plans The pipe His escape is one of the most ex- side today. ‘to dis’—and he gave ehiléren-are on their way into the) .4. gistricts are so far and they |composed of master builders and fore the time fixed for the meeting, | €d. she said. “I know pk oh ) but line, which is an American ee + traordinary incidents of Sinn Fein Want to See Metené. three or four whaoks school and are removed by them have had such poor resources that employing contractors, do not look the President, accompanied by secret! canna ane ne ig a mae nia pe ae iw Sor en a 4 may ot activity in ireland herp a 6 Mully aware of his condition, Ca “it calls fo’ de cash.’” Be sitter school has opened, warn driv- 1). nave died like flies on the way. | f°F 4 normal resumption of building) service men, left the executive man-) Mrs. ¢ hamberlain, her or a1 of 100,000.000 francs. , ° ~ 2 ’ =| which Teeling was awaiting exect- puso directed the sending of a tele Star. 5 vat oriee with care. | ' Predicts Death of Millions “*\ until the banks change their atti-| sion and with the afd of his cane! Mrs. Townsertd, and Miss arian son given by tre cipencesc? sigs: OF adan-' tion is the old political prison Im pam to his son, Enrico Jr., whé & 2 No pupil has been injured near) “Ther A le uticstion that: more, tude, and certainly not before the, walked across the short pathway | Townsend. were well known in mu- donment of the work Is general which Nationalist leaders. including wugent at Culver Military Academy. ) the Hempstead School since the use een my Pe 000 Chinese oi}. ateewe prevailing wage scales in the build- separating’ the executive offices! sical circles in the city, and until the | SAARC and pera ty sat Parnell. were confined. It is ; situ- Culver, Ind. He then expressed to e ’ , ° ‘ $4 ; , ryt" “¢ . n 7 2. . Signal Then. 7 of the signs was begun, nearly 4a, “seg th this winter and sprin un- | 228 trades have been readjusted con-, from the executive mansion. Ile left the South Side artists’ colony! A factor is the recent meaty ie te ated on the south side of tl 2 ~ On his wife a, desire to see his friends I call ck,” w#aid year ago. Central, Soldan and Sum- “A “—e i te “aktoaeye te roan 4 = J a isiderably below the present rates. took his seat at the head of the last summer their studio was the prices, making importation of O11 [OF 46 verge of the country distri t, is and all the singers with whom he as he got an electric : ner high schools are among the. ess ont {lions will oe d se | Union Officlal’s Version. table in the Cabinet room before gcene of many socia!] affairs. Friends fuel Unprontene " a . strongly built in an aimon impreg- had been associated in the Metro his kite string. schools which are to have the signs. — a yore . ti ¢ 45 sae dos M. J. Cassidy, secretary of the any of the other Cabinet officers had | said that after the aged woman's dis- : rhe § ewart gpresoniny on "ao nable position, heavily guarded by | ,oitan Opera Co., to tell them “good xperiment a success®™” F HEE _ | aid, eqetauar oh eae ar ¥ be ai Building Trades Council, said the arrived. After the photographer appearance, Miss Townsend ceased New York was ~ stg ¢ og troops. te of ; ir the famine districts is in such re fault did not Iie in the wage scales had retired, the regular Cabinet! to seek engagements. withdrew from | for building the line an rought a At 8 o'clock Monday night a lorry Antonio Scotti and his accompa shows the advantage DING REPLIES T0 WILSON it that it will be a hvsical im- ; . r 2 : ] %« ff f en ineers to Paris and ; . : } i wn forces Y “ ore conditions become : nig fae erep ‘“!and that the cost of living had not meeting was called to order by the gocial activities and, with their ‘arge stall © aie ante ots ieee containing, apparently, “row! nist, M. Fucito, appeared early at * nm ; . . , 4 Ss - . Pa c - ~ . ha 't been told ence F PLANS possibility to rush enough food €0 decreased sufficiently to allow a cut, President. source of income gone, gradually be- Hay wna srw oa P ontees ®~ drove up to the jail entrance, ~ the Caruso apartment in the Van ven't n F them to save all. ; rials are now a’ Havre and a number ented credentials to the guard, and agrniy Hotel i re ined nner is b "Washington § | : in wages. He said excessive costs eres ee came destitute. | BE : 6! otel and remained severa! a. Ree eae ene cree ad 1..( of the principal building materials ' Evidence of Delving in Occult of digging machines have been erect- was admitted to the prison grounds. youre They were joined by Orville ; : . ‘ fa “Vit enc ° o ~ a ‘ *<* » . . President Asked Whether Incoming of flood-producing streams and im- such as sand, gravel. stone, cement. OBJECTIONS 10 PACKERS PLAN Evidence that the women had ed 7 P The officer in charge, according Harrold, Florence Easton and oth. ‘provement of transportation were brick and mill work. was holding up aasetens , . lelving in tan occult was found it was said at _~ bgp of the to one report, received an order ap- ers, members of the opera compan» P “@2 ° om? Bae ° . x yee aeivyv i J t ’ . . . yy : . . ae White House After Ceremony. cited by Glines as the only salvation work, enough of which was ready to Government Brief Says It Does Not te the police in their studio. Cryp- maou a pe el ak jonas A nerd parently sign b) eee who returned late from Philade! " geveral ways ef using § WASHINGTON, Feb. 16.—Presi-, of the agricultural and economic life be undertaken at once, he said, to Provide for Early Divestment of |), notes and diagrams were numer- a te fiat being resumed in 90 pena me aoe a other pris- phis, where thay played tact. gp _ One of the best is te B dent wi . ivised by tele-, Of China. provide employment for all idle Holdings. some relating to theories ad- CONSE oe ae over of Teeling and two ; All were deeply affected... They re- | config = 7 <a ie | = 7 dars oners named Donnelly and Steward ported Caruso in a cheerful mood. 4 se things will be done in ,, . sete aaa By the Associated Press , E tian sunN- : &raph from St. Augustine, Fla., to-,; | These 4 Rig tagageo PP workmen for the next two years. res vanced by ancient gypusa Se aeieiaacinninteaiilia er to another place of de- ay be used for dweeten- day that President-elect Harding had | time," "he .enid,; “for. China " pier Ps: The questionnaires request infor- WASHINGTON Feb. 16—Objec- worshipers and others to the modern | rT " Se aie orteoners were handed apenas cae pe oa ae anything Dut a traffic q replied to the President's letter in- America probably will have a big mation on the cost of food, clothing | tions to the substitute plan of Swift! system of mediumship mixed with U hy REVIVES POOR RICHARD owen without question, and the new | prookiyn heotem of ~ ae 7 os. E quiring whether the incoming Presi- | part in this future of China, but We and other necessaries for the month & Co. and Armour & Co. for disposal Christianity. : escort conveyed them to the lorry git. « rupt red blood : : ts should not be cooked F dent desired to have a luncheon for must lay aside these things for the of December, 191% md 1920, for com- | of their stockyard interests were filed Dr. Springer said the inquest yo iner’s Almanac After Style of waiting outside thre t so . rn til nis auth = his guests imraediately after he en- present and devote every effort to parative purposes, and the result of today in the District Supreme Court would be held as soon as the police jing Enigeammatic Homilies. After the party left the suspicions | isarned of the pacio vse ak sadabt- ters the White Ilouse. It was said/ getting food to the starving = mill- this survey, together with other ex- by the Depaftment of Justice. have found the daggers: Whe, -cney By the Associated Press of the officer in charge was aroused ed against his offer to centteu =, Mr. Harding’s communication was In lions.” isting conditions. will be the basis. The Government brief said the | think, assisted Mrs. emanate oe “WASHINGTON Feb 16.—~Uncle and investigation showed the whole Public A a le ie -ovide - an early! wer daugh wury Mre. Chim -| “ Me. 3 : ci | Laat ppearance. the mails. accorging to agreement, upon which —— pow a gir: vod 3 ae her daughter to bur) rs Sam has revived Benjamin Frank- affair was a clever hoax. The mill- He was compelled. as a ee of oo vm Seid in the Post-Dispated | BROOKFIELD BOXER DIES lomcbnteeninnon <qrtiel cults cweate ce a gg organs ~ ad i We — : ked lin’s “Poor Richard,” in spirit. at| tary authorities refused to give @NY this occurrence,’ to cancel a date a! § , packers of their holdings in the When Mrs. Townsend was asKkec ! ) 3 undar, the W hite THlouse had be- | CKED OUT oe = an Seth ernest atin ns +3. vards as required by tl ” cons ~ de erning the whereabouts of her least. Publication of a farmer's al- information. ed th : Cc the Metropolitan a short after come b by Mr. Harding's | fr. , ae oa /, cone , er ; ‘astie report at Con-| tate disturbed. by 11 4 AFTER BEING KNO HOPE T0 IDENTIFY ALL Uj, 4 DEAD ‘cree of Jan. 4, 1920. som the antl: manac much after the style of| Dublin C Se = Hlneian Posteri | wards, but appeared again on Chris re to reply to the letter, sent a -eeppere ig much more to tell. It) Franklin’s epigrammatic homilies to! stable Carroll ha A. en “3 “~ mags eve. The audience at the Metro ‘ . ' } ‘ . e , ee weeee- age.) Frankie Dean of Kansas City at Lib-| PARIS. Feb. 16.--The American would not be understood at this time, growers te ao an a jeaped meg or oneunan aa his hands aan me a capetreconetige “e ote te ee ee erty Pending Coroner's ' Graves Registration Service exX-, IOWA STATE BANK CLOSED but there is more to be told.” apts 205 fo eaygeiene ” d his back. na ele 4-HOUR WORK DAY ESTABLISHED inquiry pressed itself today as opposed to th Mrs. Townsend described her “Beware of false prophets.” de-. were tied behin ® pac “golden voice” “4 etved many piaue S. | Press Be ay & of e r + ge : o ‘'t plant br _—--——- s. t w ruso’s | abi: SROOKFIELD, Mo., Feb. 16.— selection at present of the body of an! Pxaminer in Charee of Union Trust mother's death. and said: amet A “ns Sila svt oe res | pret as (a ast puDdiic Emergency Nienatesin at Enameling Harry Hamilton, a Brookfield boxer. unidentified soldier frésn th@ Ameri- amd Savings at Sioux City. ‘At 1 o'clock Merion and I ¢arried be nalieka ‘he ee bed. thas. nian’ Seven Armed Civilians Killed, Five Two eene eaten te euteanelh tin ae and Stamping Plant. 'A@ied at 6 a. m. today from injuries can war dead in France for remova): By the Associated Pre«s = her out in the yard. In — porte: ete ay ‘goleture conditions | Wounded, in Refusal to Surrender. tack of pleurisy. This later became The National Enameling & Stamp- received last night in a boxing Hout and burial with honors in the United SIOUX CITY, Ia., Feb. 16.—The we buried her in a flower bed, where right.” “The owner of a. scrub| By the Associated Press. complicated, requiring twe epere- ng Co. at Granite City has eae with Frankie Dean of Kansas City. States. Union Trust and Savings Bank of | she had often picked flowers. ve mete? should have a leather meédai— CORK, Ireland, Feb. 16.—Atitions Caruso showed marked im : | . , ‘Hamilton weakened in the sixth The reason is the constant reduc-/ Sioux City, a State institution, closed ' purial of my mother was the mos ' t@ an- | Mourne Abbey, near Mallow, yester- provement and several weeks later cal 4 ished the f -he workday at its, de f the bull's hide. € thing he did waa te ry i } e four-hour workda) , 4 in the eighth tion 3 h ' e th , ; Bb Spel | ‘ont and sacred thing I have made from | J l -ork- round of the fight an n ; 4 ion in the numobder o ie unidenti- | ts doors this morning, and the Iow’a beautiful an _ | day, the military surrounded a party sent word from his apartment “tha: best customers 89° @ prant for each of two shifts of work was knocked unconscious by blows fled Americans and the hope of the Bank Examiner is in charge. ever done. Only a child's pands other. The book contains seasonal oe celgar aPY : men : ) sure to | topics and ts de-| of armed civillans who refused to he was warbling «a few notes; fir ai.” aeessnceeims y ~ ae pievide a die ae quay ves as on the jaw and stomach. The boxers eventual identification of almost al! The liabilities of the bank are shot id bury sg mother ¢ the one. 2 a re ened ae well to avail-, surrender and opened fire. Seven'yvoice was unimpaired and he es a ‘ *. id orst ° at 145 pounds. of them through teeth charts which placed at $1.000.000. hut no esti- “It was by direction © : | f the civill killed ti ted t ue able to returea tw Lhe . o Pp ble. About 709 men are new foughta , ; , x ble Government publications on any, © civillans were killed and ve} pecte © - § . <e?) 0” ete . mata a = e —— oad eo nit} --- all powertul- iS BDIe 0 employed, divided equally into two Dean is at libgr ts pending an au , are vita goat tf Washington and nate of Ansets has been give out. Onen - it) as SPREE. 3 & _ bwrounded ? Phe eas: © pein eee es ; t ‘ Lopsy this aftern oa, # compar ed vw“ ith the records, j About $609,000 Was on deposit. everything. é - n , ar D Ta & :" eee el 0 ee + ce Sm I I euaiaan ed
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+ AORERE aT ta * rphee * mens ~ a ¢ is eS! AAD Oo A ’ ‘ 7 , $80,009, AT ‘ 2 F ats thea viaduct furnishin; »-Ciares : > on ; _— * : n af ‘ — | 24. acy if 1.09: ‘ nmion bot .eVa! ] the, ‘ Board will be cros® Goodfel, ‘ ,sAr ea) sr > . ' sani lé a guilty Attorney ehange in was imposed. Waish and bors, and both tiary tert years oe is Nreatened to ue occurred at Clark where White Second avenue, and Breese fire ge SHORT LINE WAGE TROUBLES BEFORE RAILROAD WAGE BODY Missouri and North Arkansas Line Unable to Meet Present Scale. be Associated Press (CHICAGO, Feb. 16.- difficulties of the North Arkansas brought CO the today as evi emploves fol! n order rec: Already railroad passenger rates runni hine cents a mile. ac evidence. It is stil! ever, to pay the wages prescr the board last July, it The controversy whether the road hoard s decisions. isasm oad’s officials contend were not represented at hearing, although the the road a party to that decision. Train service brotherhoods brought action against the road al- leging violation of the transporta- tion act, which the road posted tices of a wage reduction recently. They asked that the board order the notices withdrawn and the board has taken the case under advise- ment. The railroad is about 300 miles long and operates between Joplin, Mo., and Helena. filled by reductio the road hands, the obtain high as that the board made no- CHURCH CLASS ENROLLS 230 Srpecta tm tha Post-Dispat COLUMBIA, Mo. Feb. Jessie Burrall. who left graphic Magazine in Washin U., last September to eStablizh a partment of religious education the first of its kind ever established in nA tsa Stephens hak id hoc y} college in organized a” Raptist Church Sunday in which 230 women enrolled as members. Miss Burral!l teucht the women’s Sunday sch | world at Calvary Baptist Chu 4a here, class in the here 100! clacsa , Washington City. The enro pine ‘Was 2309. ' their ASSERTS MATEHAN POLICE ChIEF AD SLAIN MAN'S PURSE Witness Testifies One of 19 Defendants in Murder Trial Said, ‘““Much Obliged, Mr. Felts.” WOMAN TELLS OF SEEING ARMED MEN Negress Says Her Employer Left Home With One Pis- tol and Returned After the Shooting With Two. e 4 ser) [AMSON WiLL Muc! he witness Un cross examinatio! by > ? 7 ; hn . , i.e di P| i) re 'V¥ fl said odta tbook : ness Hlatfieid, a was at he ined the pock« second wit rs. Ken: fatewan, a resident figh Saw Armed Met in Streets. *sILVUel ad Ed extra pistol, us! ouse with only one. “He ) of those ‘} rnd adde aq Was Sugcested Fhat She More nad va > Liisa il had roaeors.ce ? i?” oes Lg i but he was bhitter!v opposed Last of _seege Depart. : if the bedera ’ ; AG Sf iL 4 lice Was today. made bh cult C ‘ounse!] a aticies a? } tri tTroones sides in the the Federal! the jury gave kept its . ercdii + Tells of Borrowing of Rifle. Bill fiamilton, a resident of Ken- across from Matewan testi- 5 esterda’ ha Reece | tied hers. a rowed tridges . before tness If it , 7 ‘ a2aiawin To Test) defense recenti'\ ¢. imibers said use th Baldwi shook ‘h e and detectt{ Hamil to! negatir ] fight started to keep in because he was an old wr; C. V. Fox, a traveling salesman. tes- tified he saw the ves pack rifles in suit a hotel before the fight. HOOPING COUGH must run its course— there is no “cure,” but Vicks helps to ease the coughing paroxysms. Apply often. Use freely at bedtime. vicKs VA Rus Over 17 Million Jars Used ‘lear detecti Cases at Cuticura Soap) _ imparts cuisines | . |The Velvet Touch Soap. Clvemant. quent. Pulcum eae Beye ¥ oe Wa ( anlbvral, enciennes | Published De! ly by the ; Dewy ar | | SENATE COMMITTEE DECIDES T0 SIDESTEP STATE FLOWER ISSUE Bills Providing for Daisy and Haw- thorne Both to Be Reported Without Recommendation. Special to the Post-Diepatch JEFFERSON CITY. Feb members of the Senate Committee before have been held on rival Which he bills, to make the daisy the State flower, and the other hawthorne blossom, decided allv last night, after a women had been heard o to report both bills to without recommendation. About 40 women, r@presenting various women’s organizations. were present. Each wore either a bunch ’ daisies or of hawthorne blossoms. rs. W. B. Kinealy of St. he principal spes bs for Mre. W. W. (;sraves of the Missouri ‘ourt the argument blossom The probabilities are bills will be lost in the congestion legislation at close of th [ft is doubtful either, unde: to a one seekin favoring the inform- at umber of n both stdes. the Senate Louis. was the daisy, while (sraves. wife of Tustice re ‘ led hawthofne that bo - - the e sessior ns, Comes vote LC eat MISS DOROTHY MEYER AND GEN. DONNELLY'S SON WED Couple Eloped to Chicago Last Sun- day and Married Bocause of Par- ents’ Objection Due to Youth. Miss Dorot!] Mever, 19 veara »954 Flora boulevay Adolph C a & Years >) daug Va > ‘= *** = ee the Me , (‘ates av srigadier-t were n narri al . ? 7 ‘ ™ : i . ene ti " I ting Sia e Associated Press VYASHINGTON, Fet tic Senators supportin tariff bill Sena’ Iteed in Partisan Plea. rs leave tha hare uS Dau) tne Repub- = right committee riff on pre- K and sugar A nh preserved >» cents 4 iia Was provird- nent the bill were hope- long-debated measure ight to a final Vote be- ment of th Senate to- he Finance the bi!) disposed of, consideration ur amend- tute sugar Senator during whici tding the s proposed taken up and adopted, promise the definite pos- attacks on vesterday was the bill nocrat, of indulged in sarcasm and sir- fr more than ettentton - > ioor. her } SP a measure, debate . ne S “Exclusive” In Yesterday’s Home Edition of the POST-DISPATCH Every Day rea-viepatcn PRINTS == More News and .... More Exclusive News Te Get More News end MORE EXCLUSIVE News Get the POST-DISPATCH SHONTS PICTURED $ HOUSEKEEPER FOR HIS WIFE Statements in Papers : iled Seeking Appointment of Commission to Take Tes- timony of Friends. CHARGE WIFE FAILED TO CARE FOR NEEDS Petition Says Witnesses Wi By Leased Wire From the Yew York Bureeu of the Post NEW YORK, Fem 1!5.—Theegore ?. Ghentsa. eho wee heed of the Yo- —_s 1 NOE 10 SU BAR ASSOL PRIMAN f Agreement to Ba to Enable Co Showing of BE Meeting With OTHER CHANG WILL ee Decision Also te Registration grossed by S day. 7 sSroif ¢€ orre=ss Post-Ditpa , Ry o Louisansart f : ee wn ‘ * SCHWAB RECEIV \rmertearrioen Mar aon tn t. Re : nw& C re > i'n * *ate-r s. : ; ot « » ° - t2fd yl! tesmer’ a ew. Armerten ferred) pon ‘ciecem of Archbi ._arda! Pye Benedict hi newity and genere Aretean nation. as /vitul Americans. [ epeaates in Sch q . } am the L
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WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16. 19927. SSS TEACHERS ASK WAGNER AND HIEMENZ TO RUN >. Fou sa tA) ST.LOUIS - —— — Na cette ncroennan ennanenntinee ao ‘SURGEON PERFORMS OPERATION ON SELF Cr) FOR APPENDICITIS 60-Year-Old Official of Hospital at Kane, Pa., Propped Up With Pillows for Task. Associated fi're RANE, Pa., Feb. 16.-—Dr. hief 1 era sean ASSO ARYL + ee a ee ee -- - - —— ea ——————— ee ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH POST-DISPATCH ee st eet tenn _— ne ee 8. oe te T HEARING CONCLUDED ON "OCRY aware vores OST OF PROPERTY OAL CONTROL MEASURE sts swwmes TY 10 BrIN in House. Be Sold to Specia! to the Post-Dispatch: Increased Taxes. How to Lessen Danger of Tuberculosis Infection o-- _ Bill Increasing Circuit AI ll ly Assails Measure. et Dr. Eugene L. Opie Says Carelessness Is One of Greatest Sources of Contagion—Germ | Also Carried in Milk of Infected Cow. J Agreement to Back Masure | By the Ansociated Press - Gl consumptive person is more dangerous to the ) n the cow- VASHINGTON, Feb. 1 S 107% nore dang ublic than the con WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 to Enable Courts tot orce p Sumptlive cow, or than any other source of infection. How the danger : or the spread. of tuber uvlosis infe ‘tic re . ' otf : ; f ( sis infection can be lessened, by teaching Showing of BallotsAfter sufferers from the disease the lesson of } : i$ told by Dr. Eugene L Meeting With Wonm. |Calder Says No Evidence of Of- | fials Getting Profits Has Been Found. cla JEFFERSON CITY, The tlouse Judiciary ‘last night voted to report out favor- ably three bills designed to offic of St. Feb. Committee. sgest On oldings tr aeF + wei « i 1§.— | r the abolish , | . . © * . . Utne At Orie, + . eo ts e ( f Ty. " } (1 Vee 4 » = ‘ Nay e. Su Louis, combine its duties i with of here, vest rday ti] 4 be, . . Post-Dispat'., sign Bg aot «bh , - Of oul prade Teacners ** re president of the #t Association, letters to Frank NX vshon M. Wagner, candidates for re- of the Boerd of ig that they had indorsed by the assoc:ation at a held Iriday. a lawver, ‘ ao writer in those the Circuit Attorney, xe + Att al + *% Bm 16.—-Demo- 6.—-Two de- ans the Hinusee were ‘ ‘ . . i | » , ( oO] ee } ) Liye in quick suecession of i'yelopments came the ing as “A Sub the Board of were holding |! eoprihar ia . > suggested invited vesterday in senatorial study Passage Circuit been owls @ . china *é SO0ugiit ducts ». Democr.: the coal question. os On the Re- penate, or els: bu belong.” pr bitterly as- Sur as On which unceriake.” measure as. that the Den - Supporting 4 part the who several] measures night arge amounts to be . - " that cure and consideration for others, Cniversity School of Medicine. in an article on “The Prevention of Tuber- Calder of the Senate Opie, professor of pathology in the Washington Culosis,” which eppears herewith. Dr, Opie's article 18 one in a series prepared for thie Culosis Society. and be ing printed in the Post-Dispaten. By EUGENE L. OPIE, M. D. Professor of Pathology, Washington University School of Medicine. NE of the most significant events in modern history is the rapid decline in the death rate from tuberculosis which has occurred in the last half-century in almost every civilized country of the world. Al- Chairman Coal nounced two that absolutely no evidence had been found Lo sustain charges that (10V- Cireyit \ forney 4" ernment officials had participated In dition to the $5000 , aon ‘ of his own fingers abnorimal profits realized on coal dur- . about $3600 a Lne Was $2.55. The Dr, | penta ing the 19°20 shortage. inatieete te ex at .the present legal limit, 6 - ; , The Senate Manufactures the city rate is concerned. Ke though the population of these countries has rapidly increased during the ittee concluded hearings on school taxes in 1919 were 63 ; } b | , > ~2 2 . \ i i ai Sic ner j elsewhere, so that the present death rate in these countries is less than half ; , Association Les a ; of that in 1870. weeks charged of The’ de: wate pulmonary resets Bo could be tion members and e necessity be averted. State ’ a ’ “"~o? o PrOpert as »wectiogstion “amy riitt ’ . ; a Investig: Lalli ¢ {) peeeegas. sold or! re hted, OTHER CHANGES WILL BE “ADE and — avuiy before ; Ole Sone ‘he doctor was propped hducation, and stats th p! tt « } Pey) Nf, Louis Tube ['- aegres ee ~l taxes could tax ate lol including school taxes for Meyer i Z.a0 the $100 valuation MNrmitt . tated f tublie wi 80 operating lor. been A after a s, ° , Opposition Kane is hj It wag urged in " lere tings ) Senos commission 7 ha tary a + ’ , 7218 a Lite es nsoiidatton surgeon we Pn % b Ay ‘ 19° nz. and Wagner. ago ine ane . vear* On) ’ rate merchant. are two of —_- Kane spel the five meinbers composing the fac- light and facta \ fuer ~ . -FOMm Coroner's , ‘wafting , Se ees i a) 2) l I will ha o oor, f that wl Py pe ' cil Tie fa es im fe ‘>? Lisl @& more than forfeitur so50en ma os, ena f+ wn ; en st members of the ra faction is Plea. tors whose c coming grossed by Senate Mon- _— terms exptli leave doctor h they have Ph iet us haw! at the Repul- ting fs right rong ail these 1m. Actor a a ) > ead e 10, in letter to Wagner > was ago, - . . oo oLhical ae a Coal several (;overnmernit ne from coal pals. W recalled 9 , . ss1¢* 7? Ae ee be- (.nairwni s colmilttee lo five commends interest in ting chil to buy thrift stamps and his ac behalil f the collection rs believe, the } '_ ; «] , ; ; ‘ aia 4 0 SO 8601) Interest. It the my % . _* $ . . fy : countrys an abroad rn "—tiag profite ; alse : . ii Li ail . . r © . aa shiUiCac_ces ppt a. at ai*Oo Was Cited hey by bill. Iengland d that whicl the decrease of fatal tuberculosis has 31 per cent the mortality been less rapid among childre lan ¢ ' ne ee ae from tuberculosis has decreased be- !ow the age of 15 vears than among further cit gets WKS | 41-5, 7.2 pe between those of greater age. Susceptibility | 3 kingneasures (280. 7 2 TER ia 2 grave infection being infancy has been little i iniprovements which in the manner of voung cl causes 1n consumption Staff Corre-pondet terest Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, te’ 16. lye | } A the By increa o’ using « rewu- 1S lk a ‘ MtUri- €T) "4 . ‘yr)3 . 7; } . ' 7 Wi« . ) regaraint ‘ ; ' ie ' ‘ 111° persona . OVYeration. -r) yess | : i] e] teas iié¢ paper. “Ti States, Oi ' ii ae mgs sete ber at cad . a ' 5 di« ‘ Bas ; . reOS (+1) tiat im you iO 18S ation in ‘ushing \W. Smith, nan, in Government as: ,; if’ domestic ROSE Rt . int oj eens : osskopf. appearing fo: os Board of Estimate an¥W Appor- of =t.. Louis, O} of tl Suppor. ¢ 10 the other Seats enoug)), r, where egreemen' ane their would “serious ready ? for thes told the com divisio: board friend v 0 ‘ ; » ' ‘ Aa + “a ‘ ‘ aA ‘ . ~* . _ > ‘7 i , *» go? ess . . nm yorme?, yur ie 2 : Vi i i rift, io on oe: 6 : at Saw tame BIDS ON COUNTY ROAD OIL Some Property Cannot Be Sold. | MUCH LOWER THAN LAST YEAR said the board ' buildin not in Range This Year Trom 2.875 a Gal- | srounds reserved for lon I. O. B. Oklahoma to h school sites and « quan- Cents Delivered at Clayton. downtown property which it ot l, but which could be s charges ( Ereatest im mittee that Dis nfluenced doliar-a-year had August to American later had Cent, between 18$6-994, -96, 9.8 per : , iad cent; ‘ forces and Women pat per cent vu e literest dy) P wi : ¢ , 7 . nNres- rope 5 tilat withdrawal Will adds between 1899 fesigned to cure defects ithe per cent: assistance armou! - for sought consider his obtain have occurred living. Exposure iildren to severe infection dangerous and vention must be sought in measures to protect them from infectious ma- terial. Even though it may not be to eliminate the tubercle bacillus, diminution of the number to which the child is exposed at an early age will materially increase irs chances of escape. Severe tubercu!] between 1896- 1901-6, 1907-10, decline has ey ery nt; ee afler an hou; ent primary law was reac: service, ©® committee tariff on pre- milk and sugar » 46 to 29. A hd on preserved nd ceAats a ilk was provid- ment.” bill were hope- bated meagu:e @ final Vote be- the Senate to- f the Finance ints to the bill disposed of, consideration ch four ainend- bstitute sugar by Senator Pp and adopted, he definite pos- n today. tea attacks on yesterday was ent of the bil! Democrat, of he indulged in agin and more than #n bd attention of le floor. mendment. nent would place at one cent a to the present oOunt, whiie the mt to the House per the schools. Hliemenz praises him member who has always cou expressed his views, and stood firm in safeguarding the best of the schools Moder: edieational systems are in need such freedom and democratic expression of opinion.” oth members were commended for their successful opposition to the proposal to purchase the South- ern Hotel te Hiemenz, Post-Dispatch rej} decided candidate. ‘J the job,” Petroleum Co, ol haven't made up Inj Warson Petroleum Wagner but some figuring will be neces- whether he 1 which, as coal republics, and that that. with four nment service, he had loss to The 1 cent: between G00. 7 of the cent; “= day afternoon a' confence With Gov. Hyde and chairman of The Committee, bv h ) BI ul ent Bar Association prin Death Rate in U. S. Falling. few changes Will receive dministra- In this country each St: -acarea tion Support fn the Senar I ie oak tac te cotiece This bill, lich has simbered,in 8 itsell the responsibility of collect- ‘the Senate Elections Cojmittee for ie*y 38 a ene een, us many about 10 day®, confers xpress au- DF — ; Tm etey 80 wacaae he thority upon the courts to compel “ncgyll wg _ a, sh oRciesengor-Magh the production of ballotscéest in pri- writhe Fe a Z i moracegmndaate 268 tg t) ié@ lives of its the aa mary elections. for in : state were business enterprise usein evidence in criminal prosecution «f persons ~ - measuring fts success by its income it would not fai] trust- charged with primary fatds and as evidence in grand juryimestigation | | : of such frauds. It also povides f worth) information a matter so vital to its interests. Nevy- ertheless in the reeistration Aor the nomination of judichyleandidates the United States. which inc] somewhat than half of ata convention to be hel) at Jeffer- eon City, delegates to wich would population the death rate per 10,000 of population is known to have fal!- be selected in each covity at the primary. en from 320.7 to 16.6 during the last 30 vears. nee , | 4. Smith tionment etter to measure berwe nN per per almost wosed Tile mam Secretaryv-T turer Board of » % , le] ifnree Si how!) ] ; ‘ Ohi > : ond ~ ; ‘ . > ** and between 9.7 cent, disease pre- said a650- because . ee ee a ae © expense in- motos been ciates in Gover volved. ALION ageously obtained a profit of $450,000 on coal per vear The House todav nassed thi net er bill to incre; force of Circuit r from and Jones Hi. tant, who have been Stayed in the House the House had voted. Web- stenogruphic Attorney n Parker, Unt , tv i pier’ ° sunlor hie iity could h lease dd, The old Bates School, Spring ave- and North Market street, a large Ing With se®imall yard oe 1 It will be aultMnin ary vlad sales. Smith. o ise the interests mmediately called. agreed having many conversations with Cushing last August. and said that he held at the time an order for 200.- 000 tons of coal for Brazil and Chile, sis is far more common among the put had ‘never sold a pound of coal children of tuberculous parents than or gota eent.” He said he had told ¢ among others. One French writer! Cushing that friends in Governmen STATUE OF THRE service were aiding him to obtain E SUFFRAGE states that more than half of the children who were not removed from coal, but that it was PIONEERS PLA ‘lieve COngonren blue §s pbusiness—Il could not CED IN CAPITOL Bates tuberculous surroundings died ‘*a]] \M Mason Women Delegates Representing Ey- the disease, whereas the get of children who were removed fror Chairman Calder ” ery State Participate in the Ceremonies, possible of ong the . while uf of Fight bids received by the County Cuurt of St. Louis County for supply- .ing road vil for this year, show the prices are much reduced since last year, when the county paid for grade of to Sidene seven to nine. Just tw) se] vs tn Hon i115 aa here chamber that ot ee wy neg e two is very n oa 4? ap mene ne > '* : _ ; a gE Ni : ye wa . ~ Saki: eS ee . ee a SANS, OIE ABM A LOMA LO LE ONO, OTS OLE Be a, es el all ph tila teat ag te deme iS 10.5 cents a rallon a oil it could get. to this t oT! 7 af ‘ . . Mhek any used Mlason § in the dicitrict School and the Clayton. more han bin the the +e tiv , $20 Louis, and ee re when asked today by a orter, said that he whether he would wouldn't give a he said, “but I mind yet.” undecided as to would run, but gaid he that some of his @riends ating petitions in his be- 2s | > ‘ : . Sie Oklahonia. deliv: : aid, are cents a gallon, f. b. range to o centS a gallon, The (‘abell the rt ‘ LUGS s1i1e the declared oO. maria not = > Se : : 4 Lo colle 4 4 ’ | ad O rs | 7 ‘ With KY OU 4 he : said 1or worth to the hoard. a ts old Dun (negro) Scio: ae eg ‘d Sars _— — “saw ‘ 4} 3 avent }¢ » De BOF 118 (; TON. [eh su , te . ee oO} n ’ about $25,000, 1; ° 7 " 7” ‘ 7. | " , . , " mortailt: the co@. lowest appeaurs dime for > ~ f ‘ re : o my € » ,? . ° . _* a area ‘ “ tuberculous families and cared for nouncement of failure of the coin- ets oar meeps healthy families the conuntrs to find any evidence to sup- Cushing charges after Sm:th ) $30,000 "hy, . 7 ; ‘ In rnittee fae “aes Ves 4 a he \ 5 ‘As iD ad | , » WASHIN oy was not more than 1 cent, he determine one rset understood oO vy la } 7} net} hn ay . Das ? . yearn ‘Te cae Gat Man and Many Animals Affected. completed his testimon: ese Re Proposes to); Were | bids E. iii tae URaarenthe ney ore omen ¢ Amerie ‘rote the : ae ; , 01 nty, and the half luberculosis is caused bv a micro- ‘ Saeed eRe rf At a Ww the : : ne »Oard mn WwW vuld lil.e } t Be ed : ( te, } ; , ; its hanter in ¢h hic? } . : 1-14 er other to deliver tin Oklahonia. ig organism which both in man and LINDELL HOSPITAL SAFE ROBBED hapter in. the history of their stru ’ el} Ly ki Schoo! pe > . . = ‘ “ ‘ : : ‘ : ine county Wses nbout Huu oOo K il Lithnania in many animals produces a long g.e¢ for the ballot last nig] ‘hen UlGINgS at sevenceen wk — continued disease. After disease of OF $553 AND $600 IN JEWELRY cue the _ : ) the lung has gained headway the spebnapiie is tr chiefly, but not y a more the » re per oS The convention would hold three deliver at St. sess#ons, the first by cousies to name local judicial candidate; the second by appellate districts t name can-' Gidates for judges of fhe three ap- pellate courts and the hird a meet- ing. of all the delegaes to choose candidates for .udge g the Supreme Court. St. Lonisansat (onference. Miss Marie Anes legislative resentative of Mrs. Geore ———— “~ Ro a On wl > : SARs cntec a tn 1010 ie Bids for s: a . | Lictains McAdoo. deaths in area of Xo av eon | WW YORK, this country, and was responsible for one in every 10 deaths. Appalling as is this figure, the hope of future suc- ©XClusively by c cess in the against the dis- well. A ¢ase and encouragement to increased Y! progresses very slowly —has effort lie in the contrast between the ore opportunity to spread to others 19women’'s organiza- present and the past. Estimates in- than one which runs wren Gellhorn of st. [cate that early in the last century‘the tubercle bacillus Louls, president of the Missour! 0™® (" four with tuberculosis, Produce this fact that ease only when it ' oa “| z ¥ 1 * _— Psy iD] t approximaté y i. Brueggeman f St. Louis, mem- 64'S 880 in every seven was a * dees . to the present her of the Naonal Republican victim to disease, whereas ar many peopie recovery ae ‘ Womah’s Advisqa. Committee, and Present the fatal ratio is only one in even though the disease has r. Joseph W, 10 considerable progres This fine | 2 rand Jamis; of St. Louis, who os drew the bill, aended the confer- The great historical import of the Justment between the capacity Ls2€ thieve ence. events which have heen cited is evi- bacillus injure the body : The St. Louis »nference reporte’ “ent. Social and industrial develop- 4nd the ability nd een WASHIETTL afterward that itad been decided to Ment has brought about continued : resist and weapresindd some caging - Ob Rete - take out of the ar Association bili imcrease of population and increas- 6anism explains wis seemingl; a fering «of , on Request. & provision for erecount of ballots 12& concentration of this population Significant circumstan: may decide reat sacrificial] -F in connection wh primary contests ° cities. The overcrowding which the struggle for or the tee fab! aper. with and after th ve the!,.. return "about 6 per or and add it to th Proctor primary Comes with larger population tends tient. Much know n prot ‘he ding w: i ‘d by 1 cause won, mai wideeae ne gran lots yo der Families contest bill. a seprate measure. The % facilitate the spread of the dis- must be done to aid recovery. The ¢ront door, : I bill also is to bestripped of a pro- ©28¢, but increasing knowledge of treatment of tu : F Vision-to pay th railroad fare of the conditions which promote health large pars Consiets ot paces measures | or delegates to the udicial convention works in the opposite direction, and which will conserve strength so that Hotels and will be chaged so that filing h#®s far outstripped the injurious in- 1+ may be Se oe ae Scheols Hospita lospitals ‘ + _ nstitutions j ‘ . Laundries GAS BURNER S. Broadwa:s 724 N. Grand reae@ aw tage Onge Coe . lens of oil «a: a etna the registration o for si aoe eh see xO% NEMS 10 j : +> a lIUnication , , , : en oe ¢ty es Ie ———s . iOowel Rabel al Actas ’ ‘ . ~* ">. , it *\ and thie ‘ ‘* ‘ ’ received, a1 Bren 1 In a corm nddressved to Secretarv of the firm of McAdoo Franklin, of which Willlam McAdovw, former Secretary of the asvury., is a member, has asked for ognition of the independence of Lithuania by the Amertean State De partment. The services of MeAdoo's retained by Jonas Vileisis. representative of Lithuania at Washington. The statement takes with President Wilson's polic recognition. beh. YOLK, - = sin- rIiI1¢2 on «Faye 7. > . . ree yf r ct nt virus ansrerred $300 of Money Belonged to Dr. bk. T. Brand and Remainder Held for Junior High Patients. 7 Murphy Playground Ninetee! EE. T. BPreand, who conducts the re féentiy very : sii gtreet and venue and Wagné! » cog, ea lalla, a 2 lhyu ighing to those wh» sli, tw SIfCs, Two More Ne — th* Ee © | t) ULe- ? , rw A avenue rep- D. Feb. 480-ieiees of New Salem, of $12360.000 f $235,000, State Bank of Leith making a total of ‘fe suspended in North number h both named > he police at noon if Mducati a rapid renorted is adapted to 3 he the progressive | nbination of a safe in conditions ofjee was brok and cation. In robl , } lhiva &, _ . oe ¢ . | i} y i + ® Was nbiered ard his tions; hospital ss reps rted end 1) ‘ {) ta died clowly ;' — sea Ac capital rplue « firrm have been Sasa af Wort Voters: Mrs. A It is a well-established 20 finds » Sate - - . . + . « ; . . ° aad x ite s6 . . ~ 7 @ § one orable to its muit ped between bh.oY ail » erenjponies had pPsiesit remonies hi vesterday, Addams of Chi- Mrs isco eT : , — 0 G00) elosed the AS occur o'clock last’~night and 4:30 a. m. apieed waa: biG Wag- 35 St of the in th opened by Aliss Jane CAagzOoO Rard banks that ha three m f that ate issue of nor a ? 6 as O1liiceYr, San , : sard e last Ontns adU- tne told took $3353 1 cash, about belonged to him remiainder to patients, a Post-Dispatch de- 7: . a iwo o ave 01 e O. Ss tubercle to of Board of , , Be cr & 7\* 78) \ + 4 \ DOGY and the quantity belonging 4 ‘ry « %Ahe for streets, It fire eri fenton and Og } iv) to of oi] stoek, some th acquired oa Li been li but has been _ ent value is $1500. 2 Other vacant property held by; a South St near the various - > wee ‘ " "gar " » « th to Brand and severai the blood of a es P . : used for a moO SirurgZiea is $5000 to ghana, am? ai 1) against never used, pres- . ‘*¢ is about | now these 1eESe€ the 70ot se]] verculosis In t no ™ COl- ery city }« (ee, ribed by Lieedle aS f sink holes in These mostiv ’ nt and ‘ Ls gi “* «4: ased 4 leased. fare :” »T ; ri2 wa nro. Yer , , . 03 ;orced OQOvVpedli. Li Up : ba » ii ’ { =o 3 Os aye}, . , P : , . ; . s4 . “ss » ’ eos ae 4 atti . The lessees own the bulidings © to deadeén t , these buildings women First Assistant the aT. i} ¢ UC STRIK “ITS TOASTED” ¢ " Lest 1OnT) © fe Louis. are i ane the s mering on the lock. — - rg n be een Fle. ere pny ‘ \ Y Penrose Penrose ed filed £ta * Ine the sfreef. = Ss gre Me: entre ot tee 7A Special to the Post-Dispatch JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 16.—The Davidson bill to en nomina- tion of St. Louis Board of Education members by convention as wel] petit was up before the House Llections Committee yesterday after- a tue ects, cecuplied « uated cllty mor ‘ Efforta to lpasa ee > ° ore evidence of infection of . rie: f one fe We ana ‘ 2) at Agee pase, * ,' a a F nee il NEY. Alina alm at, ly. aby 0 CIGARETTE No cigarette has an hwest corners the same delicious | King’s highway flavor as Lucky wi i ore PR og 1 My Ci oe oe Ce a for fomoh _- er, for AY A wean Mt batt ky i an aU ‘ cae, for the class of work The bill, sition of labor leaders, was passed by the Board of Aldermen about 10 days ago after contractors had refused to bid on city work, saying that banks were refusing to loan money on spe- cla] tax bills, as they contended the restrictions on the employment of | ae labor made the tax bills invalid. The ee ee ordinance becomes effective March Mother Goose Thursday PRESCRIPTION NECESSARY NOW ) >. Specials TO OBTAIN JAMAICA GINGER “Jake,” as It Was Affectionatcly Known to Some, Was Used to i 2 an) Oe , - «oe ” the malid’s day oft. oe Make Near Beer Very “Near. oe osteeien food. daintily served HJereafter Jamaica ginger, affec- in abundant porous and “ } r ker stremely rensonablie prices is known to certain Market | = tee te eonaenlly street gentry as ‘‘Jake,”” can be had peed patronage. only on prescription.. A Federal reg- K pecial bi disposa! ance of repea] despite the oppo- hand. Poor Food and Poor Air Factors. The inevitable associates of pov- erty, namely, poor air and poor food. are the most important factors in depressing the abdility_of the child or adult to resist tuberculosis, but an- other, scarcely less important, is dis- ease, for many diseases such as measles, whooping cough, searlet fe- ver and influenza increase the sever- ity of tuberculosis. Advance in the knowledge of methods for the pre- vention of disease other than tuber- culosis has had no small part tn di- minishing mortality from this as well Aborigines Free From Disease. Tuberculosis was known to the physicians ancient European countries and has been carried wher- ever Europeans have gone. The on —y Fs inp delivery) ROTHER Company , nar Bi. £Q . ? { r t i¢ 0 othe: St ings. old es + a _ mag ae i Saleh ee oe ngihieage x = ie, ~ Last Week The POST-DISPATCH Was the only St. Louis newspaper to show a gain in Total Paid FOOD FOR THOUGHT Lord Byron ate truffles while writing; Lord Derby, brandied cherries. of Without gum drops, James Fenimore Cooper could not Z , tionately Five to Kansas Cy Republicans. SCHWAB RECEIVED BY POPE Ame 3 #on in U. S. Heard. ROME Feb. 16.—Charles ester called 6nd pressed satisfaction, Ameriéan, at the new honor Cardal. Pop Benedict highly praised the nonity and generosity shown by the x Aredcan nation, as well as bv indi- | Y"asl Americans, and was greatly . ® in Schwab's views of the 2 ‘ dm the United States. ' oon 0a been aProved by the Hyde elec- On reforrn conference here early in January, atended by a committee of. tec] Man's Views on Situ- M. Schwab fas received by Pope Bene- diet at WMOSt cordial audience here y The American steelmaker, during $6 walk with the Pontiff, re- its he had enjoyed with two formerPopes, Leo XIII and Pius X, as an con- ferredipon his country through the felectgn of Archbishop Dougherty as Susceptibility Varies. Susceptibility to tuberculosis varies at different ages, and is greatest in early infancy, when, if infection oc- curs, it almost always pursues a fa- tal course. During the first five vears of life the mortality from tu- berculosis is very high, but during what may be roughly called the echoo! age, that is, from the fifth to the fifteenth birthday, death from tu- ig least frequent. The lethal curve rapidly rises in early adult life, and records the greatest toll at the period when the value of berculosis the individual and his or her respon- sibilities are greater: | The protection: of young children infection presents for they are both ible to infection. from tuberculosis great difficulties, exposed and suscept They creep upon the floor and inev- tably put what they find in their mouths. It is difficult to understand how an infant cared for by a mother suffering with pulmonary consump- tion ever escapes tuberculosis. Information gathereg both in this aborigines of America, Africa, Aus- tralia and the island« of the Pacific Ocean have been free from the dis- ease until Europeans hav. brought to them the blessings of civilization. | When tuberculosis is introduced into these countries it assumes a partic- ulariv virulent form and _ carries away its victims with great rapidity. There is authentic evidence that the pre-Columbian Indians were free trom tuberculosis. Its ravages among our Indians of today are well- known. The white races who have long been exposed to the disease are — — ee Centinued on Next Page. CASTORIA For Infants and Children in Use For Over 30 Years Always bears the Signature of write; he bought them in ten- pound lots. Evidently food inspires thought, and the character of the thought depends upon the quality of the food. And if this be so, how many good thoughts may have had their inception at CHILDS. Fer there is inspiration in « cup of coffee and a peem in pum pie. er ZIBN. 7th St. a4 Was‘ !ngten Ate i ulation to that effect went into force last night. “Jake” has about twice strength of ordinary whisky, 2 has been a custom among ths quenters of certain kinds of saloons to put a frito their Moore reckless ones drank effect was ! 44tei ntye ?* to use it Kick near heer. ry it straight. The likely to be devastating hoth on the drinker on the furniture of the place aT 4s | 1. 7 d imxere git af aowion Doctors said that steady of “jake” would not last very lon this world, full ‘le thev were here. ‘ake’ drinkers the hospitals in the nut were of Many cases of been wear. , nave ina? —_—— _ ALO Aviators Try for Record. Tin the aeeoctated Press ; - i WINEOLA, N. Y., Feb. 16 Ross C. Kirkpatrick and Max Goode enough. a mechanictan, started in biplane at Mitchel! Field at o'clock this morning in an eff ieut- re | ;. 24 rt to fe break the worléd’s endurance record “-- ra ' »* awe Hee @ -*-** received | $1.00 Pecan Molasses Taffy An overflowing measure of pore creamery butter, genrine old-fashioned New Orleans Cane Sugar Molasses and an abundance of fresh-cracked Lovlsiana Paper “hell Pecans skillfally combined tn = the proper proportions. It's es masterpiece. Supper Fight Cc Fall Pound Sugared French Doughnuts Mede from an old receipt of « famous French chef. trulr patrician preduct of the pastry- makers art. 25c A Der. Advertising over the correspond- ing week of last year. The figures: ols. ‘é Post-Dispatch gained 129 Globe-Democrat . . lost . . 290 ee ea ” 52 p50 16 64 ‘Advertising That Pays Grows ! . ae Buaitiata 7a ash, F9 ee * hi. 4 Ae Be eng: etnies tly lle Seay nelly lia... amet — . a . tee - ee ee er Ce ee Pe
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Tor " o~ _ UN ESL), SUNBAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. | FEBRUARY 16, Te x Sn a ae eS a SS SP ee ri ool BS Der ee fe —" -m> -——" 8 * ~ + — oP, Mie MED ©: Web, . pene ry Mud Ge vow 6 li Name Tigi Regn pee oer at eto atte niger ne ST.LOUIS ——— a aeten ~ IT COSTS TOO MUCH TO BE SICK Keep Your Blood in Good Condition and You Throw Off Disease. — Pay Attention to Your Heath. No Need to Take Chances With It. Pepto-Mangan Makes Rich, Red Bic od. a. Bil gone x TDAeic. our wv.o0d 18 > feeling aud 00 ur vr, Yeak, impover- losing in qua! ished blood has no power to fight: disease. It takes red blood to keep ron well. ~ If you keep rour bi dition it will fight will not be such an easy prev to loug and expensive sicknesses. With thin blood vou take chances every day. There’s no need doing that. You ean take Pepto-Mangan and build up rich, red blood. With red blood vou mre able to win fn the fight against prevailing diseases. Try Pe pto-Man- gan. It comes in tablet or liquid form. Take either kind. The tabiet has the same medicinal value as the liquid. Bat be sure you get the gen nine Pepto-\langan. Ask f . * > “a > ny * a . ai ‘ : . te ‘ CcoRn- rf disease. Lou ot . i} a 4 ‘ s ‘+ Gude's’’ and be a‘ ‘‘Gnde'’s Pepto-Mangan. ae | Winter winds and the complexion Lovers of the winter outdoors will find in Resinol Soap and Ointment most valuable aids for combatting its bad effects on the complexion. The use of harsh, caustic soaps often promote chapping and redness, but the purity and soothing quali- ties of Resinol Soap tend to pre- vent such conditions. If, however. the skin has become chanped a NMttls Resinol Ointment stops the burning and stinging and kecpe the skin soft and smooth. Be prepared to enjov winter. Protect your skin by using Resinol. A? of druggiets. ui ol Dry Dot Sear gle Ee ——— ————— ee ee Heartburn Flatulence Palpitation Just as soon as You eat a tablet or two of Pape's Diapepsin all the stom- ach distress caused by acidity will end. Papes Diapepsin always puts sick, upset, seid stomachs m order @tonce. large 60c case—drugstores, APEPSIN Sm NG Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic Liquid, Gives Prompt Relief There is one safe, dependabis treat- rent that relieves itching torture and that cleanses and soothes the skin. Ask any druggist for a 35c or $1 bottle of Zemo and Y¥ it as directed. Soon will find that irritations, pimples, eczema, blotches, ringworm _ and similar skin will disappear. yey ll : eruptions, makes . the skin soft, smooth and hea!thy. Fie EB. W. Rose Co, Creveasd, O, HOW TO DANGER OF INFECTION BY TUBERCULOSIS oe ee eee Coniianped From Preeeding Page. cea A a ns Ra Pe much more resistant to it, but their resistance, as we know too weil, is woefully deficient. Tuberculosis is even more preva- nestic animals lent arnong certain aor ttle are par . ‘ than ainong men. ulariy prone to ine disease and 1 ‘gage . ae COWS are efpeciauy Susceptib.s: , ~.« be “shown that quire tuberculosis human infection. One very careful observer estimates that ly one in 26 ins’ tlon is of bovine orig is by no means must be re of the diseese in animais problenis can be conferrel upon the promotion of knowle will ald in the efimiim ‘ase. rr hie greatest b Resistance Developed. ¢** . = ao he ~~ 4 ’ x 4 LirPha he protection Wii ~~ civilized countme is shown by trast with those aborigines have never receftved the germ disease. Hivervone comes into contre tuberculosis, but this act used as against most painstaking cat t reatr: disseminat} lus. for th will depend u virus izing t] iS Constan . ’ : » ' ¢ ver jose sign ndopting every increase resist The 8 danger tucerc : , aTrge cities are Very i@X1} eh vr T y* ? * ‘ very patie ~ «+ . 1. @ . J 1. ‘ . = 6 ~t? si, Trisé if : ' i> . TIM U ii a® W6il, for he cease¢e to be a sOurca ° of new tr? ae | sy Important Phase in Struggle. One important phase in the atruc- gle against tuberctilos‘'s should be overlooked. Modern insigh* ir the intricactes of Ctsease has treat yellow fever, raalaria and DAO, ferer. Great progress has been mad in knowledge of tuberculosis and th omplex changes which it causes the body. By appropriate means tose who are gravest sources of Tra be recognited it , 4? » ? * re) > > : . ihe? e14 eo roRrre ss. a: z nase NMiade materia’ year brings new knowled Fae _ " > furniaRhee a more intimate ? aon . inte Lilie nature of t lief i“ 4 bes bk a madi haat! " -* ert Stee nai eld } . -* ’ Wills ti ah ut a ; : n ; tel yh ged a gal mt + “ uy ag tatuly : 2 4it i Wis | 2 +. ™* ie ; tages ¢ , ‘ 4 the : ’ Ae 4 ie ae 4 ' 6.) al) , te wt tae sot + 4 ~*~ ; Pt ish st4hut dot ail mu rg Wie Jet 4 er iy ij " thine dA the : Nhe Pe % Pugh belt rote “. “4 htt 09 ‘ HOM is 4 Pah dN i tel + « ire “ wt Ra Beat & in awe. oe YO Bad " ee Ges. iain, sll eked Att iileies. ae ohh yb BATE PR H YT lle has hes 1 - st} ) ra a te 4) 4 itt. ie dig aereeeyy Raat the mT Pe tp: a a a } abv A wD reatanirr The half Hart chat Sy . dy * . sat udttmer RB. ; aunt t “ ry at BRS ' ‘ “7 ‘ x Pe one a public endorses our million dollar sale oi ner & Marx Suits and Overcoats at Great as the selling has been, our huge stock ts barely touch- cd. Lhousands of the very finest bar- gains remain. the past few days. ‘‘Wen ) ou take no chances during a sale at this store. Our money back guarantee of satisfaction covers everything we sell. Never in the history of this store have such throngs bought clothes as in ever dreamed of such values,”’ say the enthusiastic buyers. “‘It’s like the old days before the war f 7? Hart Schaffner & Marx suits & overcoats formerly SS5U $55 65 $75 are now priced *25 2.750 #3250937 0 9ggaes 385 395 0 Wolffs Northwest Corner Broadway and Washington == — Se Sw we © a” 2" 2 [ a ' : - Pe, ~ ee ee ne ell ee - a ee ee LL CL CT A GE ALL LAL LLL LL LE LE OL LLL OIE Popular pan your name prin lettering. 94c card case. S pec AHOGA neatly enough fox offered att all sizes and good style colors F dark beave castor are ¢t sizes are re S pecia Wom Stocking boot - Stocking brown Soc ZS inf ribbed . black and) Unble S pect Med bleached a spiend limit 2 tomer.
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‘ESDAT * wea 16, 1991. WERONESDAYT. FEBRUARY 15, 1921. ~~ — ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 5 — eee MORE CITY Se TION. Than Bhd ce in Any * Other St. Louis Newspaper. a nea ——— DAILY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT I A a — ee Sa ee owas a ee — ——— eee ee ee an — — — ———— . eta ee enn ne —— LLL LLL LE en ee ee “ —_—_—— eR ee Cleaning Department You can get a greater amount of service from your wearing apparel oe | by sending them occasionally to - our Cleaning and Pressing Dept. GRAND- LEADER (Main Floor.) a eee Calling-Cards Popular paneled effects, with ur name printed in Old English Leetering, 98c for 100, including card case. (Main Floor.) Tr Fob rudy Stalo of? __ otk Ghoves O well established has this annual sale become in St. Louis that it is hardly necessary to do more than announce its date, to bring a great following of interested patrons. The sale this year is most compelling in its extreme value- giving. Short, long and gauntlet wrist Gloves come in al] colors, and in plain and novelty designs. We are well supplied with Gloves in white-and the very popular grays and tans. Special, Q5 we Pair Women's two-clasp novelty Silk Gloves in tricot and Milanese weaves, in shades of white, black, gray, pongee, mode, navy and black. These are high-grade Gloves, all of them showing hand- somely embroidered backs. Some are also embroidered on the wrist, giving the bracelet effect. Special, 05c Pair Special, 05c Pair Men's fine Silk Gloves in tri- Women’s novelty: Gauntlet ’ . , ‘ : | : Gloves in white, black, mode, cot and Milanese weaves, made pongee, navy and Say: They with double finger tips, shown have two-tone heavily embroid- jp gray, mastic, beaver and champagne shades. ered backs and:stitched bands on Special, $1.75 Pair the cuffs to match the embroid- Heavy Milanese Silk Gloves. $ I ies ery. Different color combina- 2 tions are shown. Special, $ ].00 Pair 12 and 16 button length. These r . : : : 16-button length Tricot Silk en, Bethe Shs oe A Sports Suit?—then consider at this price a Gloves with double finger tips; 7 ae Somer wee and may shown in all the popular shades be had in white, gray, pongee, An ex- snappy one of wool jersey, or perhaps you preter a tweed! for Spring wear, .. including navy and beaver shades. Breezy, outdoorsy, well tailored Suits, in a variety of cuts brown, pongee. nastic, white, ceptional assortment and very and colors mode, gray anc navy. special at the price. ee ae Special, $1.45 Pair A Suit for Street Wear?—tricotines or serges, = Pe a ee Fy : , . ; ; :; . omen's tine Milanése an ricot Si oves in 16-button length, In Navy or perhaps sand, of perfect tailoring and enviable line, made with double finger tips. These come in white, gray, ey present themselves in this same interesting group. mode, brown and pongee shades. (Main Floor.) , ‘—" we . wT Se _ y wa a - ° ‘ ae 9 leliatetleetateertiee aed Mieetie ede aenetie oan ee ee te name 4 + age . ie “ - » *., + : » Pipes ng? —* ” . ee ed Se a ee | ~~ R —_ a Ee Se * . Suits of Quality and Distinction ata Price of Pleasing Moderateness Spring Frocks Present Enviable Qualities In Exclusive Styles and Economic Values N one thing, and one thing only, are all women alike— that is in the desire for new Frocks (the kind that freshly, Spring’), which may be ne Seed » pe a . : 7 f _ 2 ~~ D.~ « “ % plan’ + ms % We % " - i ye piquantly and eloquently proclaim, purchased at prices which mean economy in a real way. he eee ee a eee PR Because we realized this universal feminine desire~ we turned a decided effort towards securing a great number of Frocks which would fill it exactly. The Frocks are here and await your inspection and pur- chasing. Frocks of taffeta, of cloth, of meteor and evening faces display merits which suggest a price far beyond the one . te ba . hy a “ . .T pa o . at ang " en ant! a" o har ee ee ae ee St ee ee eee ial aa wy pt Sis . Pe ~ He % es Ml - ' Ram j A We are especially well supplied with Suits for women of larger size. These are especially designed and splendidly priced. They may be secured at prices ranging from $29.75 to $89. -75:. (Third Floor.) See. ee & a Thursday Specials on THRIFT AVENUE The Buy-Way of St. Louis Damask Tablecloths, $2.95 Each $ Fine mercerized Damask Cloths of. splen- did wearing qualities; shown in several oval patterns. Size 72xgo inches. at which they are obtainable. (Thine Beebe) i ae Lightweight Underwear Special, Q5¢C these Union Suits of lighter weight, at a at wm oF CE ee RANT ere © ei - yi me ms ; ~ * Boys’ Washable Suits 95 Outdoor Silks In the February Sale at $2.95 a Yard N immense assemblage of up-to-the- | minute fashionable Silks for outdoor | wear. For the auto, golfing, riding and all outdoor wear. Numbers that are desirable for separate skirts, for suits, costumes and Brogue Oxfords oe) Biss lored or taped necks. Some are sub- sport blouses. They comand iy aenes Gaeein, ean Maps Ae sal gate women 's E are featuring ~, ye Se erderert by tet og’ _ . - ~ * a 4 fs = * nal cal * * i " ae x ean 3" +e y+ " a . ” ‘at = ih: gt le os ke ‘ ie ee eta lace rg ay . ae " this special price. They come in white or pink, in sleeveless and knee-length model, or in three-piece style, with tai- , a Pet IP age an WM scl ‘ oom BONE ay cn ee BS es RE “Wren weer. ge oy ONE. ER OO wD. We oo ee cele ee a ee ‘tags enif, 1 ad weome «+ (Secohd Floor.) oh b ane Ry ee em, Se ae — » eS ee See eee oa & , ergy . ’ ; : CRG. 4, I me iggy Be. ans os Brie LEELA EY — ARE RRR MncprateeE tanih tai ” : ; h .- . 4 a ee ea pe 2K ee Sa a wet ae sce a a enesk: “igh teary, . A Sale of 1000 Pairs of Women’s Spats $7.98 Pair HESE Spats are made in the favored boot top pattern, of fine fabrics, and they possess the nec- essary qualifications of good style and desirable colors. Fawn, light and dark beaver, brown and castor are the shades. All Sizes are represented. _ vw aaa bikes Remeiseliinek Met ke Tea. oe PO pl tie Si eS OR RS ae RE te at ee eo ee ee eee , oe a OO RE te Ne, RR Ne a ee tm al ‘ Se 4 Papen nimeitiqnge: eA tag: date imne + ~ ME we, a For Young Men : Stamped Towels, 19¢ ieee the Juvenile Section there is now in progress the most or & rat of ery ml sl out desie anne’ remarkable sale of Boys’ Wash Suits we have held in ject to slight imperfections. plaids and bordered effects, as well as plain : $ 4.50 : striped border. iver many seasons. Parents will indicate good judgment in buying as wees’ comlera te the GE Special, ain wail enough of these splendid Suits to tide their small sons over an : are indispedsable in every woman's wardrobe. : iery Special eos Terry cloth; with pink, cae — and Hosiery pecla S AHOGANY calfskin Brogue Oxfords, orange borders. (On Thee ee neatly pinked and piped, with just Cups and Saucers, ‘$r. 25 Set “i ry , : Rach sot consiets. a0 tix cups bad ‘six cau- Oliv er Twist and Russian blouse. The shades are plain blue, wearing points, ae ($2.95 pait New Importation of white, tan _ — in guaranteed fast colors. The sleeves tenanie one extra double splicings in soles, Tambour and Irish Point all si idths. are long or short. izes 3 to 9. eh Winn d toes. Slight irregulars. $1.65 parr sizes and widths. sdk, seer.) Rompers and Dresses, $1.00 4 3 t09 (Fourth Floor.) heels an g Curtains iiones The popular “Mickey” Rompers, made of fine checked gingham in dainty colors; also brown. Semi-fashioned; double lisle ee “Mary Newton” Dresses in a large variety tops, heels and toes, pair $1.50 $1 4.50 $1 7.50 $20.00 fashioned; reinforced lisle pair a wee F HESE beautiful Curtains, Mexican Penochia, 40c Box ; our own importation, 2 B HIS delicious candy is made in the prop- Remnants and Mill Ends ot have just been received from IGG er way, with an abundance of pecan i : fi . : sev show ‘i meats. eH | | 4 Willis a Dress (Goods St. Gall. Th ey show elabo | Mi 2) | Oe ee yy At | rate designs, in white and 3 bs 7 ‘a - . | t , yards in length. G25 PS 34 THESE Hair Nets are all perfect. | : ae: 3/2 yards gee There are cap and fringe styles; in close | A tines, Poiret Twills, Velour de meget This event should be ot particular interest mesh, in a variety of shades. Buying limit, | English Repp, Wool Poplin, Serge ¢ to those who have difficulty in finding large two dozen. The Nets may be purchased by ._ | sepeee, Somes, a - — ail of the enough Curtains. At these prices they are are i Fancy Wash Cloths. 12! 9¢ entire season Come 40 inches wide and are priced specially WOMEN S silk Stockings, black and enough foxing to make a snappy pattern, are , | cers of Japanese china, with floral decora- Women’s pure silk Stockings. gems ond n black. Semi. of styles and colors. Sizes 2 to 6 years. Women's silk Stockings, in , foe $22.50 $25.00 bd Evelyne Hair Nets $3.98 98 Yard ivory tints, and measure 45 1G i the dozen at — a bert quality. “7 splendid buying. Sixth Floor.) Large size Wash Cloths of heavy quality at $2.95 per yard. All the popular styles are represented—middies, Norfolk, sae Wall -lenatee Se nc les 1 offered at this special price. They come 1 nel ton Sedete Avenue) garter tops, Candy Special Special, 3 for 25c to s0 inches in width, and !? Oe SPLENDID lot of Woolens, Trico- THURSDAY ITEMS OF INTEREST—IN THE DOWNSTAIRS. STORE ; « eS eee ” Plt ~ et ee ee a =, in ane ing F “— Stockings Special, 25¢ Pair - Women’s mercerized lisle Stockings, black and brown —boot-length fiber silk Stockings, black, gray and brown — men’s mercerized Socks in colors and children’s ribbed mercerized Stockings, black and brown, 6 pairs $1.45 ‘(Downstairs Store.) Unbleached Muslin Special, 10¢ Yard Medium-weight wup- bleached Muslin, yard wide, asplendid quality. Buying limit 20 yards to a cus- tomer. (Dowastairs Store.) Women’s Vests Special, 2&c Extra good quality fine ribbed and Swiss ribbed Vests, bodice top with neat tape shoulders; French band tops and neat tape tops. Sizes 36 to 44. Three for 8oe (Downstairs tore.) Kimono Crepe Special, 19c Yard Shown in p-etty shades of Copenhagen, old rose, lavender and light blue. Comes 28 inches wide. (Downstairs Sstore.} Women’s Union Suits Special, A&c Low neck, sleeveless and lace-trimmed Union Suits: “Cumfy Cut” neck and arms; neatly taped: also bodice top Union Suits with ribbon shoulders. (Downstairs Store.) Brussels Rugs Special, $ 169 > Serviceable grade wool- faced Brussels Rugs, in all- over and Oriental patterns. Size gx12 feet. Combination Suits Special, 5(c Children’s Combination Suits, of muslin, with bloomer knee, and _ the larger sizes have the deep hem and small tucks. Sizes 2 to 8 years. tairg store Enamelware Special, &Qc Made of heavy quality “Cling Steel” enamelware, in mottled finish. Choice of 2-quart Coffee Pots, 1'%4- quart double Boilers and 10-quart Water Buckets. ‘leownstaire Store.) Women’s Nightgowns Special, 75¢ Slipover Nightgowns, neatly trimmed with em- broidery edge; others have touches of colored em- broidery or dainty hem- stitching. «| re.) Silk Mianeaiien Special, $].1 9 Yard Heavy quality all-silk Messaline, good weight for dresses, waists, linings, etc. Striped patterns on colored grounds. 36 inches wide. (Downstairs Store.) Lace Curtains Special, $).9 8 Pair Filet weave, Nottingham and Scotch net Lace Cur- tains, in new and attractive of sizes. 150-yard spools. patterns; regulation lengths Quantity limited; no mail and widths. White, ivory or phone orders filled. and beige. — aE WnsStairs store Coats’ Thread 5 Spools, 2Qc Best quality six-cord Sewing Thread, in white and black; good assortment Women's Footwear Special, $7.95 Pair Special, $129 Sq. Yd. Made of finest kid vm 3 Jin gray, fieldmou Good grade Inlaid Lino- ‘**™ gray, leum, in patterns for halls, Hoenn Wows ant Wiaetaae kitchens, bathrooms, etc. 2 Bitandid Seqtwent obik baie yards wide. (\Downetaire Store.) price. Inlaid Linoleum (Dewnetaire Btere) Spring Blouses Special, $4.98 Splendidly made of ex- cellent Georgette and crepe de chine, in white, flesh and bisque; new Spring styles, many eleborately trimmed with lace. Sizes 36 to 46 tire tere Silk Gloves Special, 5Qc Pair Women's two-clasp silk Gloves, in black, white, brown, gray, tan, navy, mas- tic and pongee shades, with double finger tips. All sizes. (Dewnetaltre Steere) —_" — I co em a ms ee ee - —-@ ———a + -~ - ee = =~ - r ~ * ¥ ; : . z 4 Von > Se a Be . Sie er ae ‘on aR ite no tering # iggtnom. A tee ~ ae ‘ . y y , - , = 7 ee a ee ee wre
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Other St. Louis Newspaper. EP — a 6 = sa a tr | eS aot $ ie : * > “e Taffeta, $ | Offering Exceptional Values in' > \ a ail YY haa New Spring Models at the RSP Lat | . Special Price of APRS | / ha pitt foie tiga | Sale ( € This offering will prove profitable to allwwho A 4~ anor, y I Ls a ta — § a ? 3 . / L . | —, he s: : . _ , 4 Pet participate. The stvles are the latest, the work po-= sPig SY 2S —— ‘ H | Bee tL ! manship- faultless, and the savings extremely . baat 4 oa ‘These savings, ge ‘| re 3 oan worthwhile. It will be wise for women and misses iS hase and very ' | ATT | Fe See 8 ey fo select at least one Spring frock trom the follow Ee ay 2 loc — are hig Liv 3 -" "| Ing groups: BESS: oes: ho fail to purehi : 7 (lam } AShes Se eS di have overloo : | i \ 3 : ‘ | e DZ ] OC S C , “y OC e 3 : ae pal F , a | ns) 9 ret > a | © . r= pe / >. 4 I~pe / fa/ “Echo Maid” Dresses are known tor their un- Lo Me Brier | are shown. Sizes 1% to ae _ Sizes Hy 70 34. eal, ee usually smart styles, generously full, well-fit- ; ee wn ie, egy ting lines, excellent tailoring, high-grade mate- nae rials and attractive colorings. Scores of stvles ae for choice, twelve of which are illustrated, rang- : my ; | On the February ing in size from 6 to 106. Fee : eA . 7 Models Materials , >: f 5 P43 me “nn Regulation Dresses Chambray | ‘ wee Wh . — ez 46d Middy Sutls Linene and Chambray . Re or : 2 i =” Bloomer Dresses Lawn and Chambray Pa! Ht} } | | @ [his Housewares Sale has for vears e njoyed a reputation for value-giving second to m tomorrow's event % ' | have been acquire d in special pure hases for this eve nt. and at the remarkable s avings at ' rere dd, prud Guimpe Dresses Gingham ee Ae Pl i Yolo gies limited. Suspender Dresses Combination of white and ae eI a. oo Vestee Dresses solid colors. +? | | a 1 | , High-waisted Dresses Trimmed with braid. em- Ae ee oa a Bread Clothes Long-waisted Dresses broidered emblems, ties > Bee a te $2.5 yg it $2.50 vi - $1 _ F yoy Box-plaited Dresses stitching, hand-embroidery a | i | Value, 31 o4 value, 91.49 Value, 94¢ vaiue, 91.29 Smocked Dresses and colored motifs. iin) See | | ‘ r Ras ~ - eveuwemer gecece te Foarth Floor—Use New 6th or 7th Street Elevaters : . $2.60 Ironing Boards: 6-ft.: nicely finished; extra wide; $1 Toilet $1.30 Clotheslines; Keystone brand: [00-ft. len Sale of Music Rolls Every Householder Should Profit by Our | , || Paper gu crtate.Stosishaiy ch eabesans lela 25c Value— 50 pins C¢ $1.60 Aluminum Convex Saucepans: 4-quart size 3 Rolls for fi , | | on $1 Aluminum Convex Covered Pans; 2-quart size.. 27, WTeE OA \ rade tissue ape $2 Aluminum Convex Kettles: 6 quart size ( | 4 custe ‘oP 8 aa. we $1.60 Aluminum Convex Kettles; 4-quart size ¢ | y. . oT Roll. . $2 Aluminum Preserving Kettles: 6-quart size $1.50 Aluminum Preserving Kettles: 4-quart ¥isie € No doubt your home’ still lacks a piece or suite @ Several thousand rolls off this extremely special price. Late of that kind of Furniture whic h add | e . : : | , : | adds comtort and — ji tye y! Al popular song rolls and classical sel from which toe chouse. Any ' | ee uminum Teakettles of the following will be a pleasing soe 2 to seme collection of Yel ih beauty to a room. If so, this sale otfers you the |} lide —and the opportunity - obt in them at such a saving should not be . opportunity of obt; Uning exac tly WW hh: it vou Ww ant-at O0nR Cu. ile on ‘ = ese a vou can not aftord to overlook. Furniture | Love Nest Anything Anywhere may be purchased on our deferred payment plan. _ | es Ss , Four-quart size: made of heavy sheet oment Musical . Fifth Nocturne . | ppt : uninum; very strong; wooden handle Rosary Impromptu situ rioor Davenette Suites Library Tables JO Aluminum oF —— Sauce | ; : 110 5 0 > 30 —_ , | $2.95 Al 10-in. i = high feet 9 Fib Wk | | $ 6 92u $38. 00 e LOS oO i —— — $9.00 Bolo § Ovens: l-burmer siz Men S | er Si Hose 1 . | — / Value .. Value. 1 i‘ Chamois 2. 00 rr — eibventeed ‘rom; taper No. 8 Nickel-Plated Skillets: regular handle \ t : sp ei lal pri fm £TOr9 home ~ I $! , 12 ~ - . \. * . : 0 i) i 4 ’ ‘ i > ‘ ’ ri } 7, - -_ rs .1 , ; . , iid have the convenience that : ) : | concen | Q : » No. 7 Nickel-Plated Griddles: regular handle | ) i suit fo furnitusee of th: bs 8 RaBoeany and \& Oh ABI node. | 59e t} Ee wa a } Kind ; ly STALE $3 Asbestos Sad Iron Sets: with nickel-plated hoed....- Grade | enette that anene ta fy! 6 hed: 1] | ie os Johnson's Wood Dye; entire stock in qt., pt.. and *, - | rr ‘Vany. fume! : i ' r f ! . . ‘ eae a Lac " pt.. pt pt qt cad and gai. cans. , att > UpRolstered in | m i bile : - NASER $2.40 Ready-Mixed Paints: a plo}! » ¢ aio . Aa Pa\Jei® J 4400 c Ready Mixed Paints: al! color quart can @ This is a worthwhile saving on || ! | itation | r. me Ilose that will rive exeellent serv- |} : » Living-Room : a cmNRRS som ice, At this special price at least | : | as hom . half a dozen pairs should be pur- | iy. & | () S i | Aluminum Waffle Ash 2 . 44 La ed . ee hate aan ) stermoor | Percolators lrons Cans chased. ln seamless stvle pets | and show bli ck, h ©. #ray. | Or Ci mn | ) | | | 0 -~ SEF Mattress) | - I8= 0 | ERGY || $1.35 | | se si0s | | es sass toe, heel and sole. a Value. a Traveling Bags anteater $25 to $30 ! Jity damask upholstered, Sr ee Values Fy FS, ae oe a Offered at. i ye $350 0 Dining. Room ee el Se \ alnu Lite tai ‘ ei ii i " ' ‘” . ae | > stk ‘ } : ‘ Ls or) 7. | «= aia tid adit. Special a "China Cabinet, $69. 50. Serving Table, $47.50. seventh Fleer Sicth Pleer POPE O PPPS SOLO OOO Pll id da? POMPEI PEDO O DEERE PDAS P PDD M a tattitch @
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, - ae ers OCR > DNESDAT 4 oF WEDNESDAY. ee ee FEBRUARY 16th. 1921. - o DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receiv e ol PE R CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. JT. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oa ie wrrrrery eb rue ary — — 2 Bry lf Eile for Marc h Ne OW > Ready— a . | mee Lar Seale . se— Music Salon—Sixth I floor, | al Retal m Missouri or the W esl, a . ee eum Fifth Fleor A > rocks $4. () Satin Crepe, Ris’ 2. O8 rich Crepe, siLN in finished back, and 49 in ‘hi Wiel $ 38 AN eX ent Vv. Ser\ connie, é ew gi yery affective an: d spec lai uit x to the maki ing of trocks. Shows in more ‘than fifty of the best shades, ih iuding gbite and black 1.98 Navy Messaline, a ws ‘eqs | $5 Sonati ea 6 $3.50 y $1 39 Tally-Ho Silk pads itiful and Pag te lar no\ awe nD TT } In aesiTal) - o I “SS , " : s he hore oT et] nd i 1-fac ‘€ | £6.50 Dalue, "Or eas ne in navy blue Sod wide dresses a1) oF : | : $1.98 sli id ‘Chins $3 Taffeta, $2 ott air hh ring’s | $1.59 Very sp ndid ai Tota, | Sport P ids in ‘ wt * » 2 ‘ - . . . ‘ a fa TY Ca - " 4 : Pe E } a T £ if ena pe- —_ made wit! Ord leave ren made of heavy cast _Mad | or mt me | rna ¥ Asie namniaté wnt ¢ oe and extirs th ion, iron in Neo. 8 size: ° Vanizer : Uniy J D \@ BBant ty hole top style with deep rim roup. ae) grate. strong ° . finished; extra wide; S1@@@hamois; good grade: size 91x13)" inches " a; 100-ft. length; good #0 Tool Chests: well made, with hinge COVER ....... Bad .a O Cedar | | W Household Scales; 24-lb. dial with scoop. er Polish ; adjustable stationary date Pliers; good grade, in wrought iron finish * Flexible | “The =| | 100-Piece yD , | Oe Bracelets Pal” Dinner Sets | : . inh imitation een. gold o ene that never needs sat 8 : ‘ a : ' : af ry? ff } ‘ l 1.45 ee Qualities {\, | Ju st YOU vards of 36-ineh all-silk | patterns. For making dresses and linings Crepe Meteor, Yard, $1. 88 in finish ¢ repe Meteor, 40 inches Ww ial OW —e : K. Shi . ts acliVe Styles saborate veal ommtic catia: | H | Onsen Copen., gray, taupe, havy and biaen, “Muslin Gowns, $1. 69 Knit Bloomers, 29c | : "teen Satin, $1 - ih ae Jap Silks, S5¢ ee | a EE RI ben ae imitec quantity Oo ioh-ora: | Th eces Of wn ane . or geet lig neeria ar . “tay ' “a } oo 1) = : os Sport satin. 4.) ime ‘hes Wide ; al Sizes co, 274 and . of f \! kirm, soft weave. Splendid Lu! tira good quants i out yO peel opal 1 er ' — 3 \ separate skirts. White only F effects C $1 15 ye Shang Muslin Bloomers, 45c | JAI th Georgette Crepe, 91. Muslin Teddies, O9Rc Pee ae ay ais ae : I 4 hae _ Shirting, $1 orl fO-ineh, all-si Ci org tf ra | i i i Weil ae es ' : i f thr ut lclast t et Al)-SlL1K jersey Shirt ( acs é eu = , ; 5 Sie het Pe ; = a7} , xu ; ; ‘ “Wa ’ ( the nN 2 “Ze : a tal J aS ° 33 : a ; ine be \ di , rR eau Lr ul Thidi j fi 1a] \\ ar) i “7 - — 2 . - . ~~ ° P e1.be ¢ Vasu - a stripes in the new Spring ¢ Spring « Basement Economy store . | a ; on white grounds, Rasement Economy Store New Spring Hats | ¢3.95 to $4.95 Silk Waists, $2.95. Made to Sell for 50 $4.50 to $6... 332 re q Included are overblouses, tre backs and waistline models of crepe de hine, Georgette crepe, Washable satin and taffeta, also combinations. ’ronts are trimmed ve em bro ide rv or lace. (‘hoiec of cOl\lar.iess models or stvles with fancy collars. Ro und, square or V necks. Long, three- quarter or short sleeves. A represe! ntative showing ‘of the new light and pastel shades, including navy and black Sizes 35 to 46. Regular aud extra sizes. “ d White Waists White Waists a $1. 10 et see begs 49 Washable Waists ¥ : f white voile. batist o ol ’ “on fi —— Por i iam, Tt 36 to 46 Basement ticonomy Store May O Belt & Nemo Corsets Sale of Window Shades, 48c @ 500 Opaque Shades in green or white $6x72 inches $5. 00 *Z= .85 Siwimtod on strong spring rollers. Comptlet ready lt Value. hang. Secouds. H i re 19¢ Voile Curtains, Pr., $2.85 eave ST Tie I r stout 1 ’ et) mf K. Joiseontinure re ‘ sy" joer | : ae : ~ ~ f rhe V4 , Mar q aise ‘ ee . . ~ ? , ¥ > rid Y, oth "i¢) et +? h ‘} . r Elastic Top Corsets Front-Lace Corsets i WW BD out fancy borders: secot ” 1 a sain 2.00 $2.95 } Ay | hua : vame $1.29 Value ot 7. -,~ " 4 ‘ "} : « ’ 7 ~ " ’ | re Bene. } 4 ‘ 5 *? ’ , $1.25 to $1.50 05 4 Quality od Hasement Picomnemy “Store. Basement Economy Store Huck Towels Bleached Toweling Huck Crash Fruit of the Loom Thursday. x lin Th = : Muslin Thursday, “SL. 10 Yard... 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an Those in Anv Other St. Louis beech. ne ee ARY tsa 7 é SU NDAY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 10 100 PER CENT Bone bane de CIRCU AEN shan . Ae Dnata. Ra rr RES ao ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = i ceternteatbaielietettnace tenn Brio rT ia aa quiere: 3 ae ee aa dais ute you : ol face in 1} matority of cas th Man 78 to Wed Woman 65. ( ne Washodurn Odservatory, toda The min from any unkind Judgment about fact, in thel majority of cases, th F INIURIES WHEN MADISON. Wis. Fob. 16.—William | Mise severell wie teachian Gana there’s GOOD coffee on sale them. Her attitude toward then emraae? ae ies Are Ched. H. Sawyer, 78 years old, of Worces- sions in Boston when Sawyer, who is si? - show, he declared, that Opposition Twofold. er unjust nor insulting te i . > ‘ . pA +} “head a orc ter an } ™ : “eis if bovs born of Catholic parents, 92 Loulse Everett, 65, at the home of Worcester an bee anown as a Dbygi- ee ‘ , > ‘9a @cjT) or , - 7 ’ ~ be iiresc r ness man. met her \ hat then is the Te@ni reas o , > of ti » ‘ rere © T) the ages of Prof (re@01 ge { . ¢ omstor A. agire« tor $s 3 Ff her apposition ; 4 rTwoTroi,a ry: de 16 and ¥. re tain to of lics: whereas EO TRC Oe ter. Mass.. will marry Miss Marie the iargest individual taxpayer in > ALHOL . “- . - Z a re. ‘ + . y/ rir s trie “ . " . - ~*~ y drawn from t of the boys born of mixed marriages, sifvuation and j ; 7; rr Cel of thos hetween 156 and e.) —E perienc ri tii‘ ery nature 2s lone to no h irch at all. ““ al:av 4 +e ’ ‘ ) i ea 7 nel erate A ah Man Believed | ia | Stand of Catholic Church on Sul ings the union by marri of 4 He said that the face of the chure “a ie Maacuds POST DISP { TCH uM { J NED | ic Pound Pkg... : ‘fatholic and nor athoil ‘“annot ex SR LOT te ee » ahead . : rush ed i] “ley: ; ry | yect Defended b3 Edit Z ect to promote the religious welfare oy coig that y divorcee granted ne to Leave- Buildins. | : oo Your nose will tell you—and your nose does “The Queen's Work.” . of the Catholic, or of the children 4, 4 civil court is in direct defiance 5 ; be G avi i | notdeceive. The rich. fragrant aroma of this ; | Myson tiaatel t,t eetan nel of ene words of Christ oe Globe- lemocrat, Star an umes all LOST DIFFERENT coffee will win you instantly. oe: . ‘spied Stesiggeosaipwafetiinstacmade a Tertyagaude: ‘ The speal denounced inten- Investigating the death at the Why the Catholic Churen ovjects { ns TRON ore a : “tional barrenness of marriages, de- Missouri Baptist Sanitarium of Roy Yesterday. is lesda’ adv ertisers concentrated hea, . | . fo the marriage ~ _ olic to nN - ch site uate “6 i . : ‘se at elaring that birth control is ar abt gti * Se ae he Bee nay in the Post-Dispatch. Th e 7 figu res: : | MAKE LO Catholics waa ou ne today by th als sania ' ities @it Arnon avenue. ; noon yesterday ELER He . . es ar sotalol tae policemen learned that he had been | ree Rev. William es — vy, Sway pane if. the religtot yractices uw it ‘TAYMAN'S CHURCH’ DISCUSSED iantueell Monday night at the Wales TOTAL PAID ADVERTISING loc « prospero “The Queen's \‘ = eee Ae based upon those doctrines, 11 0 Hat Co., 321 North Fourteenth street, Agate Line money. Yo Tenten sermon at the Olid Cathedral. would be to act ; inst his judgment 4 when he sought to work overtime POST-DISPATCH aes 39.880 ’ . , _ . . ' l —_——— ‘ ‘ j for ’ ‘ ‘ ’ (*4% | ’ sta’ ' [ . . + "aa > se 1. dj e . — x , r~' — f nferest Pcuable SF riI- { prrevia! j Sueepenen in her unwillingness to see, aha will strive to keep the dis he layman and not ¢ he cl 7. epee Seo ae | pein, ap a a Dias Sens oS ° 1¢ “- | ss epee ee | n | iant é - 2 : in i rgu Phe I st-Dispa Cl mas le «tf Gain vy 16 cols. (7iNve- | Secured by First Mortgage on St. Louis Improved Real Estate ‘ her children Urine andes ns on yf 1 e aoctrine iti ih snd that the layman 1S aS muen fre- aft work obbins said he trie ‘+ T} ) marriage with person out e the “i cae : hoe Gene maT? d fi the xh ie mes Bed Bigg ‘a ae a : : ' Se lcs ie ated eons Demoerat. star and immes Combined Lost 169 Cols. over Bi OF MORE THAN DOUBLE VALUE Catholic Church Is not thi rea- age ar “ : a aeracahia’ wilh re- _ pa a ied Rorane Ee Prange pee ae ae” ae ag , the correspondin: Pecoate - of 1990 i a cee = : smallest iowat - » B n c : ; Net he ; lock si 7: 7 n, he ef : ir ; | We Recommend them as an abs solutely sate investment. ete ste ene tt ao cs a — bit of es | a [riatiiers aiivur' e ssecih “ley ae a pee uo ae A is i e P 4 3 s 7 avs ae | i ed | ] in Wh 9 Ww Recom; end hem s an al necessary. In taking this stand th oo Sseepaal ma City es ae alae ee ee eer Y. | | | S at | ile cn. inticeets| _ Svcgeon’ ++ sah * ers % rguson is Sup} BPs Wee ose in - BR sence fant cd ne ee noe preteen mre nndae at | nga seperate Me ae : | ' Hemmelmann - Spackler of Jesus Christ, Weefounde Ace against mixed marriages merely Paird is one of the special speakers shortly before 9 p m.. as at that | It Pays to Concentrate. | | gate Investors “R j E t t C Seveuth and tae eter tr” conciacracions ot ta the, cconeglistic campaign Being ‘time bo staggered Into the sgtoea ef] || “seer” Real Estate Co. con® virtuous people outside the Catholic their undesiramie tea ‘Bh cond rig | aphhpe: golerbden OE EE eR cl A ale ~~ Mag ’ Church? Are there net many whose nee with thi IEP ORS, co DEES bi cule teats Geeta tee Seline kad . | qualities of mind ‘and heart. and whose manner of ‘Tiving as well, put ’ to the blush wh: le multitudes _gre Catholics? Of course thers That fact is fully reeognized ehurch. Her ua ll lingness her children we™?fron-Catholics Its mot born of at blind prejudice gainat them ither does it arise TTT POEs ES PN ao BA A ee at i OS eae Se ER ———_—_— Store Hours: 9 to 5:30; Saturday, 9 to 6. Olive and Locust From Ninth to Tenth. New Cotton Voiles and Silks = 7éems% —for Delightful Springtime Wear : e of [nterestt await vour ap yproval and seleetion. Wise shoppers know that the most op- /f Queens Wear portune time for the best selections 1s : Gingham— right now while stoeks are most com g then ‘Queen Make.’ Hi Tor - = = = use 7 7 ; ) % 7 ‘ a " . ’ . pore Lié sive, Dresses Wi ‘ ner ehoee. New Cotton Vv oiles You will tind your style, eol- > alwavs deper able and the n i fao New S] lk - and LZe uM Vou renee . 9 ’ *” ¢ Pad ** , + " > + a rA rPa lTrer in arieet { ci} Q » ¢ , - ' Reg , ° gpd — en host unusual, as it ls & ver} there are various new kinds ‘s we have had for years, n r e sft 10 ‘e more me. 7 ‘ hye ,4 uw : 7 Tis — 'J7é ’ > . ‘ . .* . , , . ’ - - **% ? " l th pa “’ . i as UUuUCe Aad I é i Aid | a-& ¥ Si.erti Li ‘ ‘ A “4 Crepes tt nien tI il hea Le ry / ne ana og Ter yourself. The Olid Rel; } creed special favor upon them veave. The patterns are 4d ; eats iss -Fourth ured House and iv the t! name of tinetive. all blaek and “hy } mien worn. itis + — A gi\ on ‘acm nt _ i ‘ ag ' s atad 2 * at sivas 7a ‘ ni -s , ™ . 6 Se nd F iog Eponge. _oiors nies I win and (hay. rT) r : ut | roy ri4 > The { anton { repes a re OT : OR N Si) and two-tone effect most tvles amo hem for the heavier, firmer texture, whl ss Me ale , . . 4 . 4 i i + 4% lie | ‘ i‘ Roshan in; : arp . Do ) Ou \ f’é d a = frocks. 40 inches wide, Prieed mother. 42 in. wide: priced, ae ' if Vem > 1? ADVE " - ; ’ 77 ») ; ‘Ty ) re . ‘ \ i f " j - wager to B: £400) tard $2.50 and 823.00 : Ni N A | : q re aol red . e ate | r if Lig i } ri Si : ; 2 | sT an) inéAXApensive, pret- , ‘ | ~ : . - e] a? tv Rug. that wall with- NOV elty Ww hite Skirtings 4 coarser texture, fora more stand wear, until you eam > , 5 2 . itabdie Lor Sli] we Oriental. We | ‘leetion } . ’ Deaed + Rugs ? la ered | “air low. ourtha $1.50 | Absolute Satisfaction will be yours this Summer, as far as Refrigerator satis New All- W og Fabrics for Spring Apparel _ teetica is concerned it yon > heer @ ** Bi aemck’? dneine a yt +e Duvet de Laine for W raps we he. — Rc Sore The OPTty st - t} +t hint ft — ‘ , . ; , 2 t ap" OT pla } ) f a | ’ } nt " ‘ . la + re = | , mia mat .?* . . 3 . Tt TI r Ls § J rT rT] eould never O PAC! ior bile ' are low to begin with. but e ; i ” ‘ > jy | ; ; rrr OS : . v¥, ; . ] — > ht . 7 _ ’ " . } - P . | ’ > ‘ . _ 2 W Fraps. he colors ar = Sue ps hades such as clo » Peimaeer, taupe; veaver, NOW we offer 15° diseount . ’ be ' . _ fs; } ae : ‘ , 7 ‘ } at innie - . - ha Pekin. amaitrl Ul it i +\ ‘ i ; all 7 : inches ti ide . } : r S6. 50 ~~ : ao an \iake vour selec- l'ricotine 2 hamois 4 ‘loth jor Spee W ear ; —will be favored more than on tt P aii P Basemen' — or faner 3 an:| atree? ve sal * ; Wante to tie \ One particular piece that is considered by : hin euitt See Ae ee . | , ote ee thorities on dress as ¢ fine hat ean he ol oo tities % Apel ps Dagon ees ? nag OPptles Vake ) Ou — naar Riel ieee tee eg eA te ss hecks, This is 54 inches wide; a yard R655 Sleepy 2 maid ‘ A Aki . ? ‘ € = : a “ a ead P | ood f. T rtable ires a While the famous tenor is making a concert tour | ee | a cana ae lace wort! tresses now af the world, his hosts of admirers in this country : ; ' place wate Een aia continue to hear him through his Victor Records. Good Looking Lighting Fy ixtures 4 ular $21.50 Mattress, They share with his far-away audiences the keen Vioderately Priced Loveres aen ees eee pleasure which comes from listening to that wonder- se : ' oa ent gin Rea ful Vol f th Vi t . R d b M c k , Hk Hixtures otfered here are ahout halt thie ipply aac ee ee vee NeCOrdsS Dy McLormac : : price thatzsuch fixtures would have been memati ite: eines el gina 4 . . “ * s when played on the Victrola duplicate to the most at recent rates. (No bulbs included.) es detail th d th | Lovers Garden minute detail the art and the personality that are epee : — Repo fp aka M ack Dining-room Fixture in black and brass finish— is aie Aen basen hey —, se ierecter ora new aesi cCorm “ complete $11.85 Cre : . : the interesting Bridal Hear McCormack on the Victrola at any Victor . Bedroom Fixture with two drop lights from oval tonne. The design is — dealer’s. Victrolas $25 to $1500. New Victor Records — be ceiling plate, black and brass finish ee ees meee soa 7 , it Spring, inh wl ue on sale at all dealers on the 1st of each month. re eS $24 S¥2 Kiichen Fixtures in dull brass have chain pen- | ding earth and gentle , snht like this « jlants. Shade include zepliyt dnc dants. hade included $2.98 for sun were deaperies and eovers for willow furniture eel ® e . | ) ¢ SS, Victor Talk . Bc oT | Hall Fixtures have ceiling rin of brushed bra: we pices. Miek sau sa In aC e QO word" Victrole”identify all our products. | opaque shades of white glass, read} to hang $3.95 _ * © Leuk untesdintiit tcech-ata te tle heliotrope and buff on nat a : : : : ural linen is one arrange Camden, New Jersey VICTOR TALKING MACHINE CO. i Porch Fixtures with | Side Brackets fin sand: edit aiiamaestn, oa Camden, N. }. Living-Room Firture copper ceiling ringand | ished in black and ., pink em linen ground. pictured tn brass and frosted glass ball | brass with key sock- Several others are quite as black, with four lights is shades $1.49 | ets $4.40 effective. ready to hang $12.65 Lighting Fixturee—Fourth Fleer. D -apery Ghep—F curt® Fteen dl ? f. “ fe Re Rl iP ORAM he WA re Oy > Sea in ve oe a ee A ew » me ay Spe oa s r sr ontgine . res * Q 7 . ws > LAO re e ® ” aie oe. Se m ne? PEE ee 3) Gili, spins FC TERN ee ple sy re mS > Uit—ti—_MO—A -t I-. = 2 2 6 foe. 2 eee PPP PO RO R SOR See ee Se ae
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TESDAY Y 16, 1921. a te ee A W Baow thee omination bid Notes | yed Real Estate ALUE investment. ackler Séventh and e Chestnut St:. to Tenth. 7 aO - » i: i Oy +) « s Wear Ahi— lake’ House their choice. bur style, col- rou hasten to ee of 19 dif- .95 to $10.95 p—Third Fioor. ox the Orient s colors and If vou can of deep blues rhaps with ‘the intricate ndrowus weav- interesting. 1k these Ori- he best val- ad for vears., for yourself. Shop—Fourth pr. + Need a tug? pensive,. pret- hat wall with- ntil you can Driental. We est selection omestic Rugs red in a sale ndingiv low. _ Fourth ° atisfaction ’ this Summer, rerator satis- perned if you ’ during our 1921 prices gin with, but 15° discount ike vour selec- Basement. o ake You FP ty . comfortable imes cures A asomnia. Re- tresses now— ' for $12.50, 00 Mattress, ticking, and ers of 100°% bse carly—the Fifth Floor. Garden priate name new design in Oe ee ee = _r ee eee aerees + & @ © & « + *- @ @ © aoe Loftis Bros. & Co, —f WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1921. DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Reccive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. MAKE LOFTIS YOUR JEW. -ELER. He can help you to lock prosperous and save you money. Your credit is good. Jewelry has no seasons—it is always in good form. Solid Gold and Diamond-set Jewelry does not wear out nor become old-fashioned in a few months, It is a cood lnvestment. for it lasts a lifetime. Big bargains this month. 20 slgin chin 25-vear guaran- teed gold- filled case, Plain pol ished ofr S engraved. 2 a Month Open Monday & Saturday Evenings fall or Write for Catalore No. 005. hone Central 505° eo 07, and sales- man will cal EMS BROS & CO. isse The Old Reliable Diamond and Watch Credit House—Largest in the World Second Floor Carleton Building, ee ATTAGKS ON IRISH; POLICY PREPARED § IN PARLIAMENT § Asquith od: Others Ava King George’s References \j to Island, and Lloyd B George Defends Cabinet. STRICKLAND REPORT NOT TO BE PUBLISHED , ed - eye ” “fh am be : a a" ~~ Premier Says One Company > of “Black and Tans” Has Been Punished as Result » of Cork Fi ires. i - ia 7” oe ee ee *’ the Associated Press LONDON, Feb leaders in the Hous Will begin dehate to from the throne delivered (,eorge Former Asquith and John Robert Civne mer Food Controller, gave late yesterday that the ings dress was unsatisfactory in ab spects, Asquith declaring “it was not able for its omissions.’’ J. H. Thomas, one of the labor leaders in the House of Commons, took especial exception to the part of the King’s speech relative to Ire- land. ' The report of Major-General Edward Strickland, the troops in Ireland, co inquiry into the Cork conflagratio: of last December, will not be pub- lished, the Prime Minister a in the House of Commons last night. | The decision, he added, had been taken in the interest of the re-estab- lishment of law and order in Ireland. | Says Troops Were Dismissed. Lloyd George explained that th was enough in the report to satis the Government that there had been ' acts in violation of discipline. but despite every effort, it was impo ble to identify the inditiduals sponsible for the destruction. sternest action had been taken. hoy ever, With reference to the ec: LX ‘of “Black and Tans" involved. Seven men suspected of violating discipline had been dismissed, the officer com- manding had been suspended, and‘ the rest of the company dissolved. The Prime Minister took the floor to defend the Government in at- tacks made upon it by mier Asquith and John Robert Clynes, Labor member for Manches- ter and former Food Controller asked clarification of ‘the Kine’ speech with reference to Ire ngiand, Mesopotamia conference, a variety matters, For the most part, Lilo; declined ¢9 @nter into a ec confining himself chiefly to Jreland Hie said that the peace negotiations broke down on the question of truce when the Gove ) — ‘p - .o e A ZEB REE ETEBE i | ‘a | ! ca ES ££ 62.86.88 8. aris. fended that being ef- @ —_-4 - i= he Rai 13} @co- for the BRastern ehance for recovel . _ parts of Europe and Russia.” MISSOURIAN QUITS DEPUTYSHIP -| IN INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU & | George v. Weert to Become Gen- eral Manager of Frianger Syndi- cate of mmante rs. Special to the FPost-Dispat WASHINGTON, ; eb. 16 “ge \V. Newton, Deputy Commissioner of un Internal Revenue at Washington in @ charge of the Income Tax Unit, has resigned from that position to join A. lL. Erlanger’s wusiness staff as genera) director of the syndicate the-, ‘atersa throughout the United States. Newton, who is a native of Sedalia, i\Mfo.. hag been in the Government | service for nearly 21 years... He en- & ltered the Department of Commerce e of the Census Bureau at W ashing-. ton on June 15, 1900, and for several alii QUT The Store for ALL the People Starting Tomorrow—A Phenomenal Carload Sale of the Celebrated Gold Seal eum Floorcoverings NPRECEDENTED LOW PRICES TT PT TT TET AE IFAD ANPP A PAPEL OO 182 SATISFACTION GUARANTEED OR YOUR MONEY WILL (A= Ly ar ~~ DI eH2 ATA - OA CRS IOD 0 a ad er eee ere ees “14 Lal a ‘ oes. iva! + ’ a . ‘ . 11gs reads: Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Will Be Refunded what 1 will stand behind us in Art-Rug or your Oo Gold Se a Art Rug whieh vou buy from us savs and © See These Remarkable Floorcover- ings You Are Sure to Say That This Sale Is Our Special Sale Price $19.45 17.45 16.45 14.45 12.45 10.45 8.45 3.95 2.75 1.95 1.49 GOOD NEWS 49 Genuine Congoleum Is Waterproof- Genuine Congoleum js absolutely “waterproof. We eall it flooreovering? It can be mopped as often as dedered with@@g absorbing This is an ini portent point to the sanitary water and rotting. consider when buying a fldorcovering. Pick Out Your Rug Right Away— Come in and see these Art-Rug® right away while the seleetion is complete, and. there are so many beautiful patterns from which to make vour choice! Many of the patterns are new this ceason and have not been shown here before. \ i ee rad »-* -¥ 7 Soy ee » * on Bad a os fhlleaneet 0 Bie» all a apn * e et, “4 % . : = TTS ee aaiameel mashed =F he t “a6 Rots ee 4 “ey 7 > oer a ee aod Pe Nene oe » ety lor " a + ‘ . a , - ae) i + o ~ae « & a) — * 7 eer a ae Tis alta el ie CS RR ne Ram Aa, ag he ag ra ae ra wert . Poe: Fe meen Panta ith eas takai, ac RE ays bile Sagas: Re bremts.’ Ly Pee Set pag Se VK Pe | q me , » ~, - “ - —_ rer yr perenne a> 2 me te ne >. aed 2 — “ . ie _— ? PT Te ~ 50 tee POR HORE - > : Y _ ~ a a an n¢ * " f pth Pe ad a a ee y ei me # » 2 abe, 7 ate 2 Sit ye ‘ rs ¥ a ; e —— ae ew a ten ies fet Re Re eg 28 ee 6 renee - 3 ai t aw : 4 “~ gw a oy oy ey Fin einen ue Ta, : P ewe “ = =~! a ae - ’ es war . > @m Se aad 7 7 a POLE GPE OA tap wee 7 PO 2 bd : ’ si = a - w _ ‘~ ah oongerne ; , “ « —_ “e . an - pageant ayaa) ete 5 ea TBR > En ane Pe ‘ coat A ee GTS: NE gg a seca asin floors and applving the 20 per cent to 50 per cent sale discounts on them. Bridal Cre- sign is execut- vlow with the with its bud- and gentle will hke this draperies and years was employed as a special agent, making investigations and ; : gathering statistical data for census “rid af a wee reports in every state in the Union. ee a renee may just si During the 1910 census he had the your furniture requirements. Avwedev tna. ‘beth in the offée and in the fleld, of one of the largest a /raost Important sections of the work. In 1913, just after the first income Brunswick Records ‘tax law ws ~rpacted. Newton was w R eas Tod transferred fron: the Census Bureau Ne el nd ay ‘to the Person&i Income Tax Division ; ’ Hear ’Em of the Interna! Revenue Bureau. He ~—_ A TT | gerved there in various supervisory oapacitics until last March, when, on Furniture Company ; “renastuary to hs 5611-21 Delmar BI. Riatem's cettanattos _ the recommen4ation of the Commis- Oppesite Delmeonte Theater. og a - . 7? AA see. Congoleum Rug Borders 36 Inches Wide 24 Inches Wide angen, aleton oil of Cop ok. Bag t at & Littl e ad nal cost ttn aaead pre Sq. Yd. Wood Floor Finish Price $1.00 WEREEEOCLOECECLEOOT ET ee ee ee Ee ee SSB BSBSSEUBBEBEBEEBEEBOSB SSS eee * J igs we hat “f — Seal — ~ Yard — + «f) ‘ ‘ { Oo] a = i rith thi Vy “Dae veaaed: Ye a ’ Sm, «per bg —- ee a Re ne ee ae ee ‘ ° » * ™ P , . ; ese see ee ee ea Pee BERRA EERE 28 2 ee SEB Biaa au eo a — | ae ; >. ) =. =. : - | | ; ‘Ee BOSE R ERE BE ERE eS SB BREE RBSBE ESR BeBe antes a ° - wh a : ~ ‘ 2 ‘ ot ee 4 ; ates > ’ - ° : , . : f : r ? r 2 « = = Rn ie hy 2 = put t 7 - ol Ce * ° . , t nog” - wi 7 " z hy ae F in i or ae 3 : 4 “2 . us z ™% a oe s sioner of Internal Revenue, he was appointed rv the Serretar of the reuse eee , ’ ~, PSS Ne Ce Kee eK CP SOT COC OOO COR ee OH OH Ewe ee ee eee eee ae , b
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a ww , ¢ tS . at - i a pa ie ba ee? > ee * WEDYNESDAT, (10 ~— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Then Those in Any Other St a eee cane Arr ie fom mERTESDA - -—_--—— ---- —— nl ee ee eee — _ | A A eee a “MECN T China and he returned to th®% coun- “MiSs WROBERTS we oneal I ‘(BISHOP LAMBUTH 10 SPEAK try only two weeks ago from a tour } t . , : ; a HAS BEEN ANNOU NCED | . of the famine-stricken area of China. | [aaa Sees Part of Lit — After a number of addresses in be- sionary Work In rage half of the suffering Chinese, he ex- d B : bed | The Rev. Walter R. Lambuth, Re Seat ie 8 few BETROTHAL ANNOUNCED | a Bishop for China and Japan of the pects to return to China. : M. E. Church South, will sp ak next 'Sundav afternoon at-3 o'clock at a | at St Le ~~ a a a P TE uf - 606-608 a | {i} shea asin WESTON, Tez Washington Sirth Watterson Avenue AA Street first birthday te Me trie pic gt NR * lla int ACCURATE Optical Service The correction of ordinary defective vision is made by delicate measurements. to which lenses are ground to conform. Erker’s has been doing work of this character for nearly 50 years so ac- curately that new patrons are added daily. You will find Erker’s Opti- cal Service entirely satisfac- tory and the charges pleas- ingly moderate. SYRUPS Pure and- Uniform Cellophane Hats ie | ap union educational meeting | Kire’s highway and i to Fred Campbell : :. a) | John’s Church. , ; | : Washington boulevar F | ( ° of T ulsa Made Know n at | ‘ ee | Bishon Lambuth has spent a great | e i 9 Bridge Part : ‘ pe 7 part of his life in missionary W ork in Watch — | ! iy th ADVERTISEMENT. Chains a NNOUNCEMENT was made. auil a | : te, r “dav *f } . . age f itl j ee Asoncictten: | aim! Catarrh Germs § y,,,snted 10 Years ‘daughter of Mr. and Mrs, J. T. Me- Roberts of 26 Amherst place, Uni- | sagt ; oe ee F : |'Move Out When H omel versity City, to Fred... Campbell of | |} ‘sieges | . os CENTS ‘Tulsa, Ok. The news was told at a bes 7g ‘al > Moves In Reduced from SERRA ~~, y 4 tlavors Golden, Crystal White, | | FKlower Trimmed vi iple Flavorand coorenum ar "ae o on hee * nm My we the sa? did the, he “e ' , on the head? A newly ar- pie oe ‘a non-ol tickyY vermin ue’ 2 00 —_ | | a ae rived group wer, goenn interte P | : ‘ : ' ee l-ve is TY | . of the smart- if Kil-ve 1s vs ned to aes *% HiSe 4S. > GES WITT tYONULMMUIUEEAUUUGEOTOOGDULGLSGUOLAULLOSUUANUEOEZHEBAOONEUAGUEHOREOORE small bridge party with which the a ep em ; Gee No stomach dosing. Hvyome! {ts made ‘ prospective bride's sister-in-law, eas, in Te ee 4 chiefly of ofl of eucalyptus taken from ' Mra. Robert Harvey MeRoberts, who i a a the eucalyptus forests of inland Aug- was Miss Helen BanistéY, entertained Bs. Wa ty tralia, and combined with other excel- : , ; f bs Ts % ot: rever made, 4. at her home, 4953 McPherson ave- — | BP gs Pri it lent antiseptics: ‘st age ac ve as A Gold- ‘ ates est Hats for 5s, See Be Rs In infand Auetratia the atmosphere } : ~ Wateh § ZT tO4. | : . . nue. SS Say See ee . Filled Waldemar nu ' . , f } rN Ter ij } « he : SS ee ¥ aette ao impregnated with balsam thrown ou 2 in nt 4s cents each. 608 Two Sil N. ted. a“ s Sprung. No date for the wedding ha: en a i | | nn tdered OLIVE = te ‘get, as both Miss McRoberts and Mr. | oe Bk BG oF Ree, Fwee se Oiwe atek saat Draperies 2» Every link fs — weleeres | Stores GRAND i egg ; , , es ee : ee Ee ot thrive nd in consequence couRt ' nnd ennnot break. (,ugran- - MTT iT Campbell expect to complete thetr | ‘av i: fara. 3 ak ae hee nen isthe : ah to. eee Get venrs. | POUURREGLEOGETOGOEE AED RO ROU LiT Phacageaceeeeeesignia ) siudies at Washington University, , Hes Jeee £ oe ae nin untned a Livery chain will be sold — po) rRoYs VERMIN ON Ct where they are students. 1g. Re Mage. ee | me | Breathe Hvyome! an ‘t the same on t ee an ‘be , POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT oe, 7 i : in ‘ ‘ . Mr. Campbell is the son of Mlr. 2 ; pieaeant germ-Kiliing effect “4 yo. >: promptly refunded if watch tus forests chains equal in st¥le, finish ‘and Mrs. Harry Campbell of Tulsa. | ail gat in the eteniys Hyomei {s sold by. Wolff- a ; ison 4 lf } purchased : | " # \{He served in the army during the KAUWARA PORTRAIT Co, and dru tata se typed Srey Pog veteaaed. ee an ie teat a $2.00, SS | HAENRY W. KIEL has a record of work well : 000 00 _ ee oe Heavier chain, #3.50 value, 7 done. Can mere promises outweigh suc , : te, wast a 2, ee for $1.00, Mail orders filled, tions Gaciol Fer ‘ fy VY sh ) | bh cents extra. Social Items -: a — Bi | MT “°O NA Goldman & Cuquet ; lem an errr a ow ce eaten meng farmington Ends indicestion “een oe “> 7 A a7 A ara proven facts? Vote for Kiel on his record. : 50) sete KIEL-ON-HIS-RECORD CLUB Specially * ‘\}place and her daughter, Miss Mar) It relieves stomach misery, sour stom- 609 Locust St. S ‘ ‘Ol- . - : | states, and 29 gil now at the co assorlinent. Tl people com | dere. ‘ ‘easy -money Rave heard this Neither bv word hor PP eture can we do justice to these a : Miss Maud O’Donnell of 5015 Ray- ’ : . ? Hs | = Poise nue has returned from ¥ | {--=—_ © adorable little Hats sparkling and radiant in their love- a imated at $§ ) Ps k | liness with the glisten of cellophane and the bright flow- | Blut we do knot YOU R GRAY HAIR stave senate commirree oe” | or cclors, (See WRAEE Piapaal Bing over $3,000 : ili Alinc’s Second TI loor. , | money ea KILLS “INQUISITION” BILL th Aa fakers didn’ Seoer | Pi Sao AY fee 5,000,000 and o “Use Grandma's sate and Sulphur | Aeteeses Bebaeare $0; Sake mew | oe | — New Underpriced Arrivals, Presenting Values Far, Far Gente in Every cape oe: : ail Gambling a Felony anc ribs = gigi Sette 1D a Sse, a ey WS Bnew | Real Estate License Bill. ih Gi a NE | Instance than Those Offered in Our Great Sale of Two Weeks Ago, When roan aunts > — eat PRE ala ee ih oe ie @ | y ap . time. She used it 12 keep her hair | 4tor Bennett of Dallas County, which NG rsreies Ss Hees fiat Weegee) > “q on ea a \% AA J a eae , y | Would have empowered prosecuting “BE pi ite SE Be owe he F : estment is wort | beautifully dark, glossy and attrac- ~~ > 5 Saicioat i seta if i, i | oes = bE ait STI 2ST pe much today as 1 or circuit attorneys to compel per- | i tive. Whenever her hair took on that) 0.) oe any, a ea meee AEE x ) ‘dull, faded or streaked appearance, | a re AKO - ataaingsy Will mnt mt Sigsey + - : Tremendous Values! A kav Or ite of f ashion f d t ake oe Dn Ars -} yn the dollar. hOG-6BOS Washington statement of facts before justices of '} this simple mixture was applied with | the peace whenever it was suspected gid Bilt: a h seid " ; 4) n A ; _} wonderful effect. that they might have information ; yt eat Jes ay ffs: qo ve Ras Be : ; rly earned, - | But brewing at home is mussy and | ®Pout any crime or offense. eee NS ee 3 eh e i NE LAN ee | Pfoutiof-date. Nowadays, by asking oe Veoraumy OD- ie RL RiliNi mm inet acca ek ih A Ss Nh @arn, $7 a year} | it, posed by labor unions’‘on the ground itt ie BHT HIE Ati seit it Ait STN alll ve nd bl any drug store for a bottle of W that it would enable prosecutors i itt | itt tt Titige iN Cilht if siti! nt H poaes, pay aon 'eth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound,’’ "hostile toward unions to persecute : ae PUI: Me | i AG A ere -_ a vear. o /¥ou will get this famous old prepara: | their members during strikes or oth- Seay = Ye eu cei” AY HY te d New 1972] Model Piare. It is rig I tion, improved. by the addition of | er disputes with employers. ERS RN ge ily dee. | NE ote : sree ia vk OO | -' fissouri, wher other ingredients, which can be de- The same committee approved the Sey st a3) a Sars ina th eA REA Se d d ; | j pended upon to restore natural color Blodgett bill to make of baseball a ed ee ab fit So tL en a ne and s& . dl N and beauty to the hair. gambling a felony, the Proctor bill | i: pea Ht fs ayy ? rift eft 1 i , . orking day . H A well-known downtown druggist | | to license real estate brokers and r ff ATH i wee Fy iy! Hy Wis as ty fa | ry day in the y + gays it darkens the hair so naturally salesmen and establish a State Real f + Hh Hi Bik: ii iit data YA Ae | mye electric serv and evenly that nobody can tell it has, Estate Commission, the bill to re- a | Ee ||) TH git i tH iti He - . » been applied. You simply dampen a quire optometrists to obtain certifi- , ti sponge or soft brush with it and draw. cates from the State Board of Op- this through your, higit, taking one tometry and killed the Collins bill pice F iimnii i A wonderful Thursday event, occasioned by new strand at a time.’ ‘By’ morning the to require the stringing of electric y sgh nent commesto wakoltsplace, Senate Judiciary Committee the day | | Ad __Heather Brown —Copcrhagen —Henna— Tan sure lo appe . He? decreasing | usterole is a clean, white ointment, before, voted to report out favorably. a : Momen, emoodytng character : made with oil of mustard. Useitinstead the bill advocated by real estate in- ; 3 . . _ Heather Gray - Pepperica Oxford Mixtures fi P ot. d } labili / The price of mustard plaster. Will not blister. terests of St. Louis and. Kansas City, Kline’s—Third Floor , re. (leer, ¢ epe ite aol VE ' share for ¢ oan nes wae Muster. renoving real estate mortgages from a plus lhe ulmost lft value. Share on a reco itsomneir patients. the Peneral property tax on the pay- , They will gladlyzel what relief me mere farof $7.50 for $1000 of plan under whi it gives from sore thtoat, bronchitis, face value for W{ive-vear period. “(ip y STENE — per cent in croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, It is salleved. the. bill has a fair 1 il IN ILA S SI mh M She $15.00 Installment pa congestion, pleurisy.xheumatism, lum- chanee of passage. While there was ~ Bir »\\ \ S| Ie] ye ines $15.00 2: withdraw ; bago, pains and the back or aurricient . | meee ial I cle pposition to the measure ° “T°? a . a Sprains, sore mUacles, bruises, 2... wears ago to defeat tt, the scar- IN BLACK SUEDE $15.00 4! INTERE chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the citv of money for real estate opera- Two spe elalized pr ices that. offer what —— OES EL SA : x Defore the last i : | IN BLACK SATIN $13.50 . “- chest. Always dependable. . tions in the last two years has caused St. L, Ou1S foremost Spr Ing Suit values. Particular! iv notable ; # , d5e and 65e jars; hospital size $3.00 a change of opinion. Advocates of . 59" is the wide style variety, developed in materi ils of twill cords, oO () “On the Mezzanine.” | : ava . » COM ee its mine Mezzanine. — = a the bill have ti dad the committee - . tbe we aniten, be ¥ the council and hoisted the national | flag. Finally the mob set fire to the + $90.00 Siberian Squirrel Chokers; stock adjustine nts. Close to one-half and one- 18008 ' et Delmontc Theater ; have found z furniture and papers in the office special at . : third original prices. Choice of $f hal j ‘ ~~ ; ideal income ar of the labor exchange 0.00 Fr Man ' isl Police were compelled a ench Mitch Chok rs; veetment. vene to protect the Socialists from Values at . Balisile (,OIDNS . ~nae-a-a oe | the fury lace, it is de- $40.00 Kit Fox Chokers. with heads Sa . SCHOENFELD Gwenty million women last year of the populace, it is doom the profiteering merchants by |clared. Segoe wei Ws —Cotlon Crepe Bloomers.... . seeeusiieaeaiasia KIDNEYa°-LIVER : i - l ki A a ee ~ > a ‘1° > , A m4 ’ ’ © Fdiamond-dyeing faded» shabby skirts, Hlouse Passes Brown Bill $00.00 Two-Skin Russian © Fitch —Batiste E nvelope Cieemuse ... g....: tase at camara 4 ee waists, dresses, coats, wweaters, stock- oo ict teparen en hain minors Ree ’ . > 7 ’ Thacethin Maadax Breck ule Natnsook Petticoats : Grove’s Is the Only ings, coverings, everything. Beware of | SEFFERSON CITY. Feb, 16 The é7" 00 poor dye that Sooo ag a fades and) frown reapportionment bill increas- , a | we Py . ’ ° ; | Chokers: special at.....$35.00 —AmtFrench Envelope Chemise. .. . Hf Genuine muy Avoid illness by ruins your material. ‘*‘Mamond ing imembershin of the House of Dres’’—no other hind Nach package Representatives from 142 to 150, was Kline’s—Third Floor tablets. The first ana rigeiiiati Ly kidneys active. cold and grip tablet : contains easy directions. Tel] druggist passed by the House today. It would J0e. - , - * alle See ot t ee - a ro pelea ~eeeiees RON ie Bay ah eg + represcaprne ss ston rare Kline’s—Main Floor. whether your material is wool or milk, give St. Louis four additie so! Rep- or if {¢ is cotton, linen,.or a mixture; !resentatives, Kans < °) iia elso what color you-want. and Greene County one more, J 'vou get BROMO. ~~ ¥
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a bist. 2. or « “ * ' ' i 5 agree oes er ae — 2 “Re : ~ : co "> pret my ~ 4 we fone - mf et M ay » faa : —-_ aes ye. Let, ctr tc, iLL. i. ast —— a , | ree e@e ee + @ » = a Ot gt Minin Mea. - 5 : Mae: ented» "Sees £ » « a ARY 16. 21. = a a WEDNESDAYT. ‘ ie ee | FEBRUARY 16, 1921 1D, ( om know ————————— iene — DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE Cr a L ATION than Those in Any “Other St. Louis Newspaper _ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH il a: ~ : SS ane i SO Ea BILE oa ee a Se ee: 3 sUsSs. 3aE were a ae + SS — SE ES ee rl it Recthacy sean ai - ft , ig é t Oca , ‘ 7 : — COMPENSATION FAVORED Il FRI ‘Boosting “Boosting ou’ ‘ind HERE THE P, i | : : te take watowns eoruary February: = All : ‘ ' eee o - - a : , _-— . 610-612 Washington @&@ Avenu : ; House Cc : 0) | additior ur already as S Vi J i ue a l a, . ecommends | Thursday’s Extra Special ig sivert’ Gn loll | measure Backed by Labor and Jump on the Car and Come to Remley’s zi e Associated industries. Our own fresh roasted. The most ” +delicious: tasty drinker ever put ny —_—_——____- te your lips. By a Staff Correspondent of thc i, Post-Dispatch. -4 wot more than one pound wa bg 1A Bi te on her | JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 1¢ ‘The bir eh enstomer. me ere aia the Bap > gaa ‘ ouse Committee on : WVorkmen’s x This is Saniinn 8c Value es : i : > _ = . . Sonnenfeld Underselling Supr yfor § of Sonnenfeld Underselling Supremacy for Spring age. (€ ly Tie td to Pe r mT t emplosere to tala com et Biggest stock and largest variety in the city to select from. /- Real Estate Monica e@nee in mutual com- 7 7S CAFETERIA THURSDAY E 7 MME ‘the vote o: ae EISBEIN—In Other Words— fe investment. | pest ) mi tatives Manning and Pazov- @ ane , : K) . Louis and Hicks of Kan- ‘ as Sniaietinn ~ poe ‘ity Opporing Sacer repo:t “od ROAST YOUNG TURKEY - ser sehen re ggg eal a 25 a? NESDA Yr. 3 of . Col. Watterson 81 Today. gr the Associated Press. ; GALVESTON, Tex., Feb. 16.——c: on | S a 5 GO ‘ » 75 a f S “y . : Sales Sales . { ; a+ —e dren a fas * Ul Vv IBA2iiOn. after a2 heates Lalita as , = smn oo ry ‘" ono! s utive session last night, reported our Just received a fresh . . . amin Lerten A ihe compromise bill backed by the HB shipment of the finest | nomination wth » hair. Ne fine com) Associa ted Industries of Missouri oy P = : ae eg pn ee and the Missouri Federation of La- & in the world; another . pone Notes aenree—S5e, 6 ae 25. bor with recommendation for pass- y reduction of YALU the bill Wak LO «, a i ; *% % : ; ; it ier tie. y* Pork Hock With New Kraut (0 "25 iS is | | 2 7 ‘id , Be aera ht ef en EN er ce ih; 04 : i ; : whi. , J tie ty , rf ; : ” 4 , yy sian Cae de ae ts 2 PS hl 7 oe n ‘ sky wanted the bill sponsored by the Btys¢ Central Trades and Labor Union of I of Every De- ) ; . ; ’ 0 St. Louis reported out. eFISH _seription paver igang ‘ROWR GOES THE a ackler on the bill. Manning and nazox- iii) BAKED LAKE TROUT Ge line Mew © eae | 15) Seventh ard ® Chestnut St3. 2 ~ Te The Senate (‘omnmmittee ha (eay vr lees) ° af 4 { aTinges ’ ii? 10°? ‘i ; ry SALT FISH Large liloute rs, 3 for ~* SN «| pending and iz sovort is expects | Mims Watts ering, 36 saine oe % Sidi mesatt Cod, estran heavy mid- “eens oS " sedi LOMmorrow, ‘ dies, lb - tf the ae seproriiis liij, 2S anrended ae fieugh Whore Cov. lb SPICED FIsH a rovides for C4xTY “lsat n4 en a (As Lord's i-1b. pix. . ol, a pke« Iiuseian sardines, = lbs ‘eek in t} vent of temporary dis Lord s Shredded (od, % _pkes anchovy. th 4s a wa Be ° 5 . * , . * * Blue Sk Fakers — 22y, mevicnt care up to $260, ana BSS ror ) en cone : : ' vot : ee ; RS hia Ry ()yatera, Stancarcus, qt U y anes _ private or mutual insur- Bi Tip Fop Shredded Cod, 2 for. .2! Oysters, Selects, at .. 2s ihe employer elects. fa, italinn Stock Bish, Ib 35 Ovsters. X. ¥. Counts. et : Di t Get The other bills were a ipported a Hiclinnd Werring, mixed, —_, dn ) + ow aie he $i. FRESH FISH one \’ +} > : 43% » j yawn’ Py b e pn tine Missour! Workinen ms Wollaud Herring. Milkers, hem —* ° re ne ‘ompenvration Committee. made © Hi + ae gem ol Financia Writers largely of Kansas City employers; gy Mackerel, pait 3.25 fatiout. alfesd : 4 ae 1.” « or " . . - a ‘ ar “2¢ . » bate gay fake & stoc ‘+k vendors swin- one by the Kangas Cit Bb: uilding iy fackere! einer Ses ae se Snhle Trades Council! and the third by the wig Sait Herring Sn ‘ ‘ Sr Ked Snimon, aliced | ‘ . Rongh Whiting dled the American people we } ule Cent? PT me : ‘ Mog sae ‘ty . ; mt. L.0U) iitral Tr ' nd Labo é er eye A ] ades a ic +0 Skinned VW biting, ib caus > .. ‘ ‘ J ree e ; Pigls gr rs jo teas fai ic ee OF \ : . eh 3 1 . Aa oe ome i ee OP CE ¥ to. Tenth. out of over $2.000 000,090 I'nion. Three joint hearings 2s well gj Salt Salmon, tb. 2: , ‘on, fied, : N17 Q1@ " : 5, Spanish Miackerel, Ib ... 2108 ofl ae Pe ' ee ee ar during the vears 1917, 1918. as others separately were given by SMCKED FISH White Perch, Ib 1 aa of, ! eee i pa ih | Nth ¢ i 1919 and 1990 They sav House and Senate (ommittees, Sunfish, Ih Btw Path. > iam case “eee attended by more than a score foe Koneless Herring, ih 30 (rapple, tb. millions of people ‘**fell for re . wg || 6 eee White Pian, Ib 20.) CDressed Nuffalo ‘ ae : we "perso: , re yresenting employers Ee, SmokeJ) Sulmon, ral eo Ruffalo, Ib. the get-rich-quicu game au! UNION Wen anc insiwrance men. far linnanm tladdie, 2% Jack ‘Salmon, ing those vears of! high The more radcicel srouyps 1. Bae + 7 In city ainone emplovers and emploves Bs (ut frem grandest wages and fat protits, in It we rel a ‘? eet sig ‘ he > Ws pire at ar : entitle enue earth: Oo eaieeot stage etapa ee ee 4 duwn below pre- ; war pricea. Plivery- this price. ‘Tender as chichen; at, S Wear and country. We don't 9 carry their ght to the floor ib alli— Make’ House know how much money Mis- = che House though proponents of the BBR body cam eat Steak at souri people contributed to the ‘‘easy-money’’ total. We coinpromive bill are ul their measure will weather storm. have heard this State’s loss eee ae estimated at $100,000,000. — ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE AGAINST But we do know of some- ier of 19 dif. thing over $3,000,000 of Mis- $1. 95 to $10. 96 gouri money that the blue... 1. ine Pont-Dinpete! — sky fakers didn't get. That JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 16-—The [Worth your while to come downtown » 4 $8 000,000 and over item is Rev. W. C. Shupp. Missouri Superin- x for. j i n tendent of the Antisaloon League, re- . lhe Orient the oe gg d turned to Jefferson City last night > 28 Bunches New Beets. DUS colors and ee oe - _— (Oo lobby against home rule for St. g,! 2 Big Bunches New Carrots we if ove: ran Electric 7% preferred stock Tau 5, for which the Si. Lai uis dele- e. DI Biz Bunch New Nog J ft Ln oe during the years named. gation tn the Tiouse is e unit, accord - mo This whole combination; 25c value. or aeep diuleS ing to Delegation Chairman David- a Perhaps with . ¥. . gon. i That §$3.000,000 Itt- Shupp said that he wes , thie intricate age i Pure Crea niery BUTTER their choice. our style, col vou hasten to % White 2s a lily; quality of the very HOME RULE FOR Si, LOUIS we best. (Piease bring pail.) 5-Ib. Lie pa limit; pound coe a 3/9 New spring Suits Values That Will Open Your Eyes in _Amazement — /ricotine cwrtllcord —FPiguctine —Srs/vertone —Poret Twill Located in the a ai = | AB. ay OP UY Me than ne Hy and permanent satisfaction and service unexce - . P « *” » * + 4+~ i } somest Restaurant of its kind. : ; ~ ; ROT) 2 re interesting. much today as it was When oe trol of the Police Departs f the kings—pound hink these Ori- , on the dollar. It has regu- has been to get proper dry | BAA Mae ss git or year. ing, and will continue t | aaa r . ? . ts Th In) é 0 i for yourself, : ‘9 EGGS TAKE DROP TO 32 CENTS a dends, payable $1.75 four i. “Mes Cente Above ; times a vear, on each $100 Wholesale Figures Quoted Today. ——,§ trash thine ‘Missouri where it was today were 20 to 32 cents a dozen fo: a i) if} ee Rug? earned and saved It 3 fresh candled eggs of the best grade. ees, Sere At the Kpensive.,. pret- =7 ; a ~ : ret aegis eg . D, , . ae wall’ with. ee teen ek, , 52 cents & dozen two weeks azo. Wak Ht 4 — Pony Coat vy day in the vear, supply- Falling prices are due to unusua bP cl A Vi / 3 Ww /VEQHAATIN Womestic Rugs suri men and women. lower price levels. ° ered in a sale ; iT T IN TAILOR'S NEATH 207 N, 6th S of. — {37 aided Sroyren You haven’t a__INQUES : Lmbrodered cal chance to ‘“get-rich- quick’’ An inquest will be held in the «: — | ¢ : . But if a solid, State-a 5045 Grace avenue, a tailor, who die alis p- + 4 \ ; l eat rda’ faction praised investment value. (2*.t2%° cit™ hospital veste: . iene eatin with a regular, dependable 7 whom he lived. said he slipped on ular. . - ‘ aia? YS RE tae ‘ be : ; an ‘ ae if you eee er nin Te an saving op portunit ach and every Suit is stvled in a manner seldom obtain- a ment his home until Feb. + can get it b yin - ossetnansagmanllcane arth sar a } & 1921 prices. eal. c ee oe lla — been used, and the tailoring is self-evidently superior—assurance of precise fit tgin with, but : | x ake vour selec- sh poe tee cash, $102 a of the Busy Bee Candy Co., veste: h kor the comfort of our guests. we ha stare on aie ten- ym day stated that a charge of 5 cents charec Lo MOT’ Ul At ond... STS. ¥ ‘payment e arranzed the entire Mezzanine Floor + ' vestment is worth exactiv as ‘et against home ruic, ee 3 pndrows weavr- : that with the “local attitude’ in Bm Sweet as a nut—fit for the table it was first made—100 cenis would hs eyen more difficult t the best val- lariy earned, is now earn- forcement. Rien-Fourth earn, $7 a year in cash divt- Dr. Need a share. It is right here in Wholesale egg prices in St. Louis —Kipple S 7 This price represents a drop from until you can ing electric service for Mis- Jarge quantities received by wh ole Vee i i : i Oriental. We sourl people and making g oxm . 3 : Sete \ . a | o est selection | work and wages for Mis- contstoday. Wholesalers expect st: ve \ ee — Bead ( undingly low. * in Union Electric preferred. of Joseph Merkert, 73 years o! =e Henry Steffens, son-in-law, i gee | * | ; Pe , ‘ this Summer, Phe women of St. Louis will recognize in this offering the season’s premuer from a fractured hip. He was ur ] ) treat- , , —— , , ' , , i irtae our it, interests you, you | ~ fe service a la Carte and Tabte d’Hote. : able outside of far ocula garments. Ain extremely high-grade of fabrie has lo discount T Candy Company Char ‘s . § ’ 7 ges for Box. “ he price is $100 William Schattgen, vice president No cover DEs—Basement. . tie oo Per ad . pan wader which you draw "2* been placed on the 30, 40 and | : | endy ver settecs, so that they may enjoy pri : 5® cent grades of candy to cove fake You > Per cent interest on your | the cost of me wee ORS Wrapping parties at any time. installment payments, and Until recentiv downtown cand PY can withdraw all payments, stores had been weighing in the box d cam: WITH INTE ito cover this cost. This practice har Continuous dancing ey es comfortable bef REST, any time been discontinued, and fill net 6 mat 19 p \ ; Imes cures A ore the last installment is weight is now given. No other down- esa area imsomnia. Re- dne town estore reported.an increases in tiresses now— - price to cover the cost of the box. ase for $12.50, You can buy these VERTISEMFNT : . 0 Mattress. shares at Room 201, Union — Ee cman zich aya "SLs —- .; = =" gg * ae. j.4 i 4 Cn. Wi gr, rt ticking, and | Electric Bldg., 12 and Lo- coc | | ees. PIMLY?WELL DON TBE ose early—the 7 Union Electric’ s aaiees | in St. ed. | Louis, St. Charles, Franklin, eople Notice It. Drive Them kong — | Jefferosn and Perr vv coun- Off With Dr. Edwards Olive G d | fes. If you will send us Tablets arden your name and address we A pimply face will not emborrass you opriate name Will send a Salesman. or a much longer if ‘ you get 9 pack kage of new design in eirewar, as you prefer, to Dr Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The clan ment. It outweighs the experiment of 7 { . hav J ‘ . Bridal Cre- ee replacing him by an untried candidate. sent tl their value ‘dn ign i t- spPlain this offer in detail. | Eisen the tablet a few rights KIEL-ON-HIS-RECORD CLUB Nearly 5000 investors, most- Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver Citizens’ Committee Headquarters, : | => ONS Me aetete oe q 10th and Olive. : 2 aye a hs hex page > style le disti netion or evening fro: | | ~ A Sale of $7.50 Hats $6.50 Hats $6.00 Hats $5.00 Hats | Oy tii te a jeahevene POLITICAL ADVER TISEMENT yt W 'e@ were fortunate lt lh in securing just ‘185 AYOR KIEL has a record of accomplish : . | attractive new crea tions on a basis per r Hn , : ‘ mitting their sale for 3.97 — which does os ree ee ee ee not begin to repre rt tj i iit low wi wo St. Lo ith Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets, the 3 a y Louis men and —— amend substitute for calome!: there's with its bud- . have found this stock an | no sickness or pain after taling them. nd gentle } income and savings in- Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that will like this veetment. _ which —_ does, and just as aflec a tively, but their an is gen - engtigee and aafe instead of severe and imitating No one who takes Olive Tablets i? ever cursed with a “dark brown taste, a bad breath, a dull, listlesa, “no good” feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad da: tion OF pimply face. j | siteoan ty te the ecar. eae a ‘our Nertn ‘Bt L a genta oa | ai quality. S T A R ~ AYINGS ae beet There are new sailors, pokes and roll-brim styles, ee Figtineast. Tee thy adaren 0t "aur" erin’ at Uae 7 \ made with lisere crowns and allover braid or crepe de | compound mixed with olive ail. eg will | Snead attention te eut-of-tews orders. We ‘CLEAN a, DYE DYE chine brims. Trimmings of flower wreaths and effec- know them by their olive color , , : : tive ostrich novelties. All the favored colors and black. Dr. Edwards spent vears among pa- “Oar Proposition Is a Clean One’ = afflicted with hver and bovel While thev lact. ehnieer. e? 97. {Union Electric * t & P W C a set Olive be = i” Ve r@ésu ake one : 0 er 0. re ween Sec how much better you fee] and lodk. 1S¢and 30c. oe Be ney CL al AO» nr mega
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. oy ae a hy a ire Thirteen hundred families in St. door of vour heart. 12 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH oe \X POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT - ————— _-——— = -———- -— —— en — ae ee ne eee ee LA PY LE aa) es AN) = They Need Your Help! at the men, and mine—knock today thousand rour help this heur. needy ones, women», Some are sick and he!pless; separation, divorce, desertion. terial things. All are in nee Louis—vour neighbors little children, some old and lonely; are uneducated, Uutrained, out of work and lacking initia- tive to find the way to help themselves or get a fresh start. Some are in homes ravaged by domestic friction, torn by Some are in need of ma- d—most sadly in need—of advice, counsel, of guidan Five ice. Their present need tered lastinglr. 'Thev need your they must suffer | without vour heip. 7.000 m some . , " ~~ 13 Way ~ é trive ee and help. Ther ur even more. There wil! not | } i : 7 ita tile to help. ther or little, to strenzthen The pathetic, constructir be be svi dition must Ining hand, or ha enougi That is whvr v That |’ this tods ust be raised, and raise " Y es-hatar Send whatever Hand Tha uy , ‘ . Vu cain t He! ps—a ni oe ST. LOUIS PROVIDENT ASSOCIATION of wise | 2221 Locust Street, St. Louis (rr a rr ee eee ee ee ee _ADVERTISEMENT COLD IN THE HEAD RELIEVED AT ONCE BY TURPO This Preparation Checks a Cold in the Head at Once, Prevents It Developing Into a More Serious Cold, Relieves Congestion and Inflammation. 6 The right way to treat a cold is to check it at the rery beginning. Apply Turpo as soon as it appears as a cold in the head, With the typical run- ming nose, dull headache and sneezing. Turpo is known as the Turpentine Oint- ment, because turpentine forms one of its principal ingredients, In addition istilled t mtine there are two other very well known remedies in Turpo—Camphor and Menthol. The three are so combined in a mineral base, as to give best for the relicf of all colds and congestion. ‘When Turpg, ced up the nostrils u inhale it tely, and actually eel it clearing upithe secretion in the air passages, enc qyeucing the swelling and congestion, this way Turpo checks a fresh colfat the very root of the trouble. ©“ For severe colds Turpo is rubbed on the throat and chest. It sinks right through the skiny carrring the remedy to the seat of the inflammation or con- gestion, and rehign ing the cold over- might. ‘Turpo-is-a@ splendid counter- \irritant—it reduces inflammation and | congestion without blistering. It is much better than poultices and plas- ters for this purpose, and as it has antiseptic properties, it not only re- lieves the condition, but removes the cause of the trouble. Turpo will not blister the skin or stain the cloth- ing—it is absolutely non-poisonous—a emall portion of it swallowed relieves sore throat. It is invaluable for ca- tarrhal conditions, and as an antiseptic balm for cuts and wounds. Mothers with small children, who hare once used Turpo, find that it en- ables them to check the children’s colds immediately, and protect the little ones velop from neglected colds. Turpo is a true home remedy. Doctors realize its value and recommend it. Ask your doctor about it. It is sold by all drug- = in 30c and 60c jars. Be sure you uy Turpo end not an imitation. Tur. po comes in white opal jars with the orange and black label. Your money Will be cheerfully refunded if you are not entirely satisfied, TURPO “, For every Cold and Congestion ——————— The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening ~— Bewepaper siving Associated Press uews service, against the ecrious troubles which de-, (ADVERTISEMENT. ) —_———_— “They WORK while you sleep” te tay bilious or constipated, with i head dull, vour stomach sour, gassy, upset. Take one or two Cascarets tonight sure for your liver and bowels and wake up clear and fit. Children love Cas No grip- ing—no inconvenience. 10, 25, 50 cents, Sure | Relief Don't ‘arets too, at BELLANS Hot water Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION Gov RESERVE BOARD SAYS U. 3. MUST CONSERVE GREDIT Annual Report to Congress | time ,modifications of ' ‘ y " ; en & Gov. Harding inforn (care be taken ‘measure,”’ ‘tions and ' main 'trade which is be: to abo! Federal Reserve ‘bills purchased from Declares Solvency of Many Other Countries Depends on America. —_ —— -—- ~~. “READJUSTMENT CRISIS IS PAST” Buying Power of Europe Must Be Returned to Nor- mal if Trade Is to Con- tinue, Report says. ‘Tews, ASHLING TON. #- > eAveN nomic cilia mniake ii linperative, 1 ied Congress to the atnua! port of the ked- ve Riana: that ° ‘the utmost to conserve our credit and preserve the basis of our pros- perity.”’ to avoid the extreme cond!- tlors prevailing in other countries. “Ty pon the United States in a large the Governor declared. “the solvency and financial atability of many other countries depend. This fact greatly increases the re-'| sponsibility which rests upon the American banking srstem and calls day in eral Reser 'for the exercise of sound judgment jane the strict observation of sound and economic principles.” djustment of business, the Gov. Harding assert: recognized as having pasesd the crisis and in looking to the future ‘‘ a spirit of greater con- fidence prevails.’ AS the year closed, there were many indication that business generally was begin- ning to adjust itself to new condi- “was preparing to proceed on a sounder and saner business.’’ Export Trade Situation. of the accumulation foreign commodities, which there, is no market.” Gov. Harding continued, ries which have been sending us their surplus products find they e nothing mar ketable with which for their imports from us.” “We find ourselves, tained, it a nancial! In rea countr generally 9 ui, is he said, “Bec: 2 use of however. for ha LO pa) therefore,” he large export ng paid for only in part by a great portion of the world and this trade is fast approaching a point where hy may be cut drasticall: to the most vital essentials unless the normal ey Lit and buyine ‘dower of Europe can be restored.” ie only possible if go forward steadily ov period against Foodstuffs, he promptiy paid for, immediate consumption. “We are therefore brought face to face.” Gov. Harding nued, “with the problems of how we can oest extend long time credits to Eu- ropean countries in enable then: to reconstruct the and how we can other countries in order to enable them also to make shipments to Eu- rope which otherwise would be made to the United States and glut our do- mestic market. Foreign Trade Corporations. By means of cor pee organ- ized under the tog act for financing forcigi trade, the Governor contend- time credits be granted nee exports not only from the from foreign these opera- necessary for world cont: order to extend credit to a) » Oy nia’ $s as well. tions he descril +} Ves ; 11e soiution problen Financing to Europe through ec ended by the Gov- ernment was considered by Gov. Harding to be a war-time expedient. ‘Subsequent to the armistice,”’ he “export trade am in ADH of present exports reaits @xn. ounting nanced the it $2 cred 500.0 was * ugh its exte mat sec Department. T its were an important factar in the maintenance of our foreign trade during the first half of the year 1919. Out it was recognized that methods neing adopted under the atress r should not be continued aga rmanent peace polic for. the fund to make such {ts available must be raised ej by taxation or through loans.”’ Increase in Bank Earnings. Gross earnings of all Federal Re- serve banks combined, the Governor reported, increased from $102.000.- 690 in 1919 to $181,900.909 in 1920. More than 82 per cent ings came from for | member ban’!:s, holdings of which aggregated 82,- 580,000,000 during 1920, as com- pared with $1,.908,000,000 {in 1919. Operating expenses of the member banks continued to increase during the year, he explained, chiefly be- cause of the increased volume of business transacted. Rediscount operations between banks, including other Federal Reserve banks during the year, amounted to $3,476.729.000 as com- pared with $2.658.254.000 in 1919 and $660.638.900 during 1918. Adding these transactions the hills pur- and allotted to other Fed- teserve banks bv the Federa! Reserve Bank of New York, the Gor- ernor said the tota! interdistrict movement of bills during the rear aggregated $4.493,686.000 as com- pared with $3.397.753.000 for 1919 and $835.498.000 for 1918. No Amendments Suggested. The board has no further amend- menis to the Federal Reserve act te suggest to Congress at this time. Harding announced. “It d@e- nded bs hese cred- aan of ina cessar ther of these earn- paper discounted the average daily s to , a ale 5e@Z2)8ia- he concluded, expr to any tion which would impair the ability of the Federal Reserve banks to ex- ercise the proper control over their credit transactions as well as legisia- tion tending to remove the wise lim- sires, however,” ess its opposition itations now imposed by the Federal | Reserve act upon the character of paper eligible for discount. The board would point out that the pow- er of the Federal Reserve aystem to: expand credits in amount sufficient to meet great emergencies has been demonstrated repeatedly during the. past five years and it is not believed that any sary or desirable.” BOB WHITE TOILET PAPER The BIG VALUE > same Soi Eve wy APW PAPER Co. po Rag Albany. NCY. ASK FOR BOB WHITE | POLITICAL ADV ERTISEMENT _ MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis ‘Newspaper. WEONESD FEBRUARY 16, 1921, —$—$—————— —eee — — — — es — a -_- —————————— greater latitude ig neces- | actory Clean ae eee . is tet mp iletesa your {liet%e outlit Special pric FOLDING POURS. & @ Mos? enient §e nieed fret ASS “special rice this sale h. #CHI-NAM CHINESE VARNISH WALK UPON m= xm —_ OG . . Seen VISIT OUR ST earn how te secure ad fleor fer : i." A MEL is made in @ > se A A+ on ware foe ‘ow / ‘alien. $4. e- Half ‘heart, §€1.50. Pinte. $1.00; Halt DEMONSTRATIONS AE PAINTERS’ WALL | : ®: on an ru er VARNISH B «tr *» fa ss isbher. decia. ; ° OVAL VARNISIL B La ‘a, ‘es POCKET TOOL ) “ee - 1 ee es Tre?rriv ‘ « SPRAY I MISTY ‘oe a! Mi DSN SONTIN' Ors sP eA ive « PACT as L @us et “ > 's , g« o ea. . “ eRe RERUES Poe. ‘Requires ne turpent! . le we lime burniwe, 4 bie. iT ee. 4 : uee inside Suisse “taterta™ er Reducer or Th “Tnterie” or Si... “rr of _* *Suriog on the beara Mixeg for two oat i? SEE DEMO! 7 US YotrR SAME |
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WEDNESDAY. _yapne art 16, 1921. _DAILY POST- DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRC CULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. —_ ST. LOUIS POST- DISPATEH: «13 ae 8 = ion to Stimulate Building ' ordinance exempting from taxation YORK, Feb. 16.—Because of|/for a period of 10 years dwelling sibsing shortage here the Board | | houses erected in this city from en yesterday accepted an | April, 1920, to April 1929 , , . -- : -_-™ ; ! fy an N - . *k we these tended » $4.00 ¢ money 0 make ’r made usiness, ice— i ly 1] | E ( = first chill! @ Cross’ to break Stufliness. ning! Jo get Genuine Di _ you m ist ask for ‘“Bayer’’ Take Genuine Aspirin markéd with the up your Cold and relieve the Headache, Aspirin pr escrib ed by physicians for Bayer Tablets of Aspirin,’’ and on the package and on each tabiet. h Bayer package’’ contains safe and proper directions for pef ot Colds—also for Headache, Neuralgia, Toothache , Rheumatism, Lumbago, Neuritis and for Pain generally. se abes“Assiri of 12—Bottles of 24—Bottles of 100—Also Capsules—All druggists wher cost "4 he excel- if mine trade mark of Daver Manu! ie evionsly Sai aa = acture of Monoaceticacideater of Saliesticact4 ¢ ne STATLER HOTEL NEXT DOOR 812-814 WASHINGTON AV., ST. LOUIS WEEKLY AD. No. 856 i | — —- 22, a 31 5:30 P. M. —~—— = HROETER’S SPECIAL “GRE- 4-INCH HANDSAWS SOLVENT" & -4WsS are te mpere: i by @srthe teeth are hand-fil ed dg, for use. Specia: price is HR eo. each !Turcel post weight, -_ “26-INCH HANDSAWS harpened and set, pean? | $1.79 we> Special price.. RELIABLE. HOUSEHOLD i. ee eee etfs face, poara te ($8 inches) also shou! u OuUul ‘~~ > pounds. 16-OUNCE CAN .... Parce) post weight, 3-POU ND CAN -arcel post wei gi ht, 4 pou! a JAWS in face, guaranteed correct; with | =pe fring spirit tube pecial price this sale LADIES’ SCISSORS ~v erree Orinches. steel forged: ncnhes Decial price ....... - ee [LA PETITE SHAKPENER OR GILLETTE BLADES : : : sharpen your Gillette raxor as Ser IN RUBBER liy and correctly as the barber atrops | Brush is ‘ade of finest soft bris tls, tor; it completes rour long ty 10 : har d rubber bound iy A49c |: = pe. Be outfit. Special price ecial is saie, ea ch.. EAGLE LAKE “WHETSTONES | Excellent for sharpening tools and C free from veins, hard or soft spots iup in wood cases Special price AUTOMOBILE WYDROMETER SYRINGE , Test your storage ! your good battery dead. Special! battery often and keep from going R9c price SHAVING BRUSHES POLDING POCKET SCISSORS Is a Most convenient Scissors and guar- first-class. = pics this sale, each.... CHI-NAMEL” nn CHINESE VARNISH MADE TO | WALK UPON . = a TOOTH BRUSHES | Steril! bristle 19c |] SUPREME BLOW W TORCH | “Tm@ reer re.ee* 1 ‘ cn ep EE == ' VISIT OUR STORE n how to secure a — $5.25 t he hard- covers 400 feet (two A tallon VEST POCKET BLOW TORCH m, $6.50: ¥ Gals., $3.40; AT VEST POCKET PRICE Quart, $1. : ' i _ Pints, $1.00; Halt Piate, BSc. For automobilists, electricians and home _ DEMONSTRATIONS ALL WEEK use. Price, e F INTERS’ 1 WALL BRUSHES CRYSTAL COFFEE MILL Ee Size; set in peer. —6«@BS msayl aoe canister with gcrew top and price iekhat Cc is irtight: hopper holds one pound, height over ail, 17 inches. $ Special price see I .69 Parcel) post ‘weight, ‘S$ ounces. INNER TUBES Insert New Tubes Now and Prevent Blowouts each, $1.49 , 33x4, each, RAT Famran BRUSHES ch size: set in rubber. 1 pri oe .. TAL VAI ARNISIL BRUSHES mch size, price .. d oo POCKET - TOOL, KI T $2 e In leather case: consisting of 314, | J4ax4. each, 82... . . chisel, screwdriver, saw and | 3x31, : 3. each . 8%, hife handle Soe : ai .§ A > % yg. eni . $2. I price . a ae. 2. T above tubeg are frst gual MISTY s SPRAY PU MPS Praying ali kinds of ‘nsect SAMOLINE STEEL POLISH ti hin ; ) ~ 57 : ‘ 7. ‘2 #, chicken moaben, etc polishing steel table Knives, car geach paring knives, etc. 2 o~ eS ie pens. Per can icides on : to WM. ROGERS’ NICKEI. TEASPOONRS., Price, per dozen —_—_—_ ee OLD ENGLISH eee AXER AND POLISHER GRAPEFRUIT KNIFE we pr oop ageime aac : curved blade. 4%, inches; a neres- “ ' . Phen cutting sbellacked or waxed floors. Si: Lan inches. Weight, eacial, each 29c isher, G28 inc g BP LPercel post weight. 4 cunces. ‘PY, of wax with each pollsher HOCKADAY’S “INTERIO”’ . . Washable Wall Finish ae Wood, Wvoedwerk, ee er Beaver Boar« (an Re Ui sed on Brick Werk, Coment Walls, Steel Ceilings, Kadiaters, Steel Doors, Windows, etc. hisses— eg. NO SIZING NECESSARY ngs, | . wa A 4 ) . AND NO PRIMING , a "quires 1 ofl, no linseed of!, With Hochadayr i ’ ghee ne turpentine, no benzine, no con! o ad and clean es tile. i a 4 HUDSON SONTINCOUS SPRAY PUMPS & continuous spray: has two braas =". Bite of reser, vo! $1 00 bear Price. each. SILVER $1.50 ler a Work. Such as Walls, Ceilings. i i. ee ee —_—— e ne lime burning. uo air cracks or chalking. Washes casy # LOOKS ND STAYS LOORING RIGHT. | att 's complete in Br gpg Foe so much body. durabils and e*preading power SPY lwo coate are needed for a rich, clean, lpsting i¢ THOCKADAY SAVES LABOR AND EXPENSE Op etperimenting with temporary “aenes of ohaelk, give ANG ak Use inside Guishes which are herd to m'x——-eud have ho PRICES AS VPOLLOWS: “Interie” or Rody. per quart Reducer or Thinner, per quert “Interie” or Redux “A ater. lasting qualit! t new ruf- Dozens of novel em- panels are solid col- Dees » len hg hE on the hasis« of above selling prices, the Srertese Price * t mlxea for t(wWo-cnat work. cae wrarame ebout 84.50 per _ “= SEE DEMONSTRATION IN OUR PAINT DEPARTMEN hore TOUR NAME AND ADDRESS AND WE WILL MASL TOU CARD AND DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR VHROETER BROS. HDW. CO. A COLOR 4 14 Washington Av., St. Louis, DEED OF TRUST LAW ' | Building 1 drivine south on Minnesota avenue £ ans “oiginieric aan al ' = . | ‘ - ' ili showed, ‘holtz's automobile against JOHN CAFFERATA FINED Cafe vivid. aDouble Eagler, : Stamps e Soliant BROADWAY * MORGAN ST. WE GIVE AND REDEEM EAGLE STAMPS NEW SPRING ¥ nw, . f USt, { « — trimmed Hats of siraw braid anid rolean avenue, collided. Graff 3atavia cloth, gros de londres, ete., 0 miles’an howr. testimon. | Ze } | cailora, turban and off-face and Reinholtz was driving | Ne . fects, Second Floor, weet on Meramec avenue at a mod- erate rate of speed. Graff's car was heavy, and the collision threw Rein- the side- where it struck Schwarz. Rei! broke a lamp post. $60 Pleads Guilty to Violating Federal Game Law. values Thursday in flower visea silk. pokes, at about 2 walk. holtz’s car also Wall Paper 50.000 rolls of handsome Spring Wall Papers just reccived and will be placed on sale here Thursday at about one-half the regular price. $1.98 Sheets bleached. hemmed: imperfect 51.00 Special price 19 Muslin sues 12 propristor of a avenue ind Del- today John Cafferata, at Hamilton mat boulevard, pleaded guil y in the Federal Court to violation of the Federal migratory bird law, by having in his possession wild ducks out of season, and was fined $50 and costs, the latter being $12.77. The charge against (afferata had been pending since “eb. oD. last, when three Deputy United Game Wardens raided his place and found the ducks. Hieavyv size B1EKYO: seamless; sliehtis cafe three These Papers cover a wide aR range of patterns in medium and we BS dark colors including 30-inch plain oataneal in all colors; per States ADVERTISEMENT. with St. Louis Enjoying Winter Resort Weather. With the temperature the past few davs hovering around 70 de- grees, St. Louisans need not leave for Southern winter resorts except for ehange of se enery. Home-makers who home are going to profit in Wavs. 20c $1.25 Soft 123cand 153 por ites Al] Papers sold only borders, WOMEN’S LOW SHOES Special for Double Stamp Day—Women's New Spring Low Shoes; $6 values at $2.95. 13C: Oc. 10zc. —— pi pene, | choe § remain at es many ‘sp N The Pru Furniture Company, at Fourth and St. Charles streets, are daily placing new ship- | CORDS. TIES ments Of i1ViIDg room, dining reom COLONIALS; and bedroom furniture on their ! sizes, hi eh oF fioors and appiving the 20 per cent heeis Girl’s Low Shoes to 50 per cent sale discounts on a. . 4 f “© 1 t are there ji omethin $3.00 values. In the lo y thy . & tay. chocolate, dull and kid atray froeck-Litton leat hers. PL MPS, > da v ree, ture re them. Every which mav just fill ) leathers Oxfords and quire ments, astvies; «l(zes 1]? > $1.98. new to vour furnit S% to lj Axminster Rugs FORMERLY PRICED $60.00 Large selection of high-grade fine woven Axminster Rugs, over? one new and perfect, patterns to rice $60. choose $37.00 5() Spec. price . Cork Linoleum Yormer 4e genuine ec Lace Curtains NOTTINGHAM LACE CUR- Por pair .. FILET AND SCOTCH NET oe ne War white and a 2 van $ FINE aL ALITY SAXONY and. Filet Net Curtains- 2 yds. long, to slight mieprint w hit e and in pattern; sq. yd ecr’ . $4 50° value, - ° for eae | Neponset Covering ) Cut from roll, as many gin as — ‘dold 008. ei pr of Fioorcovering ” aud: ect oe . a rose to slight misprint 3 wef ence ieres ” pattern: eet AMG Ver- : drapes, $1.39 Bc & : ee BY val.. for yd yrs at ane ee ee Buy Here. Now and Save Money Liberal es ote ce a b ‘Cash Vy, Reduced to Only 79 EASY TERMS *] 50 4 Week No Interest Charges While They Last Only $79 A well-known inake that is a standard value at the regular price, $125.- Sold to us under price O11 condition we would not use the name in this sale. Kull cabinet mahogany. makers and time, We vraph value e near the price. this cut price. maker s instruments—finely Doubly guaranteed by the ourselves. Will last a life- this is the best Phono- offered—at anywhere ‘They will sell rapidly at finished sar bye iLleve Plays All Makes of Reeords yer Come Early if a Money- Saving Interests OWiden CTS 1008 Olive Street Complete Stock of Columbia Grafon las \ Every Available Columbia Record in Stock itching PILES PAZO OINTMENT instantly Re- lieves ITCHING PILES and you can get restful sleep after the first application. All druggists are authorized to refund the money if PAZO OINT- MENT fails to Cure any case of ITCHING, BLIND, BLEEDING or PROTRUDING PILES. Cures or- dinary cases in 6 days, the vorst cases in 14 days. If You Cannot Call, Phone Main 2877 ADVERTISEMENT Girls! Have Beautiful Hair Like This Lustrous Hair—Soft—Fluffy and Abun- dant—Fasily Attained by Wonderful Beantifier That Theusands Iraise. It is guaranteed by Paris Med- | icine Co., St. Louis, Mo., Manu- D facturers of the world-famous THE UNDENIABLE Grove's Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets. CHARM OF BEAUTY C.U-Lfrore This signature is on every box of PAZO OINTMENT. 60c. And how to attain it. Youth of the ' goft, delicately day recognized as | charm of beauty. To be attractive, to be affinired, is the secret desire of every «woman, | but few know how to attain fhis ae- ccanplishmeat, First, it is very necess ny to re move all blemishes—tan, e a thet pever ta: Ss »! Lf ch dl vt@als ‘% the perts and | ou a urrt naw ne Diee : a ae oe kage ¥ e Dbierk- | . : iitte biackheads, ne matter Where 6.@se) ve sae ‘ is tees i ame—-—gea, our afer have left tee ieee preperation chat ral mucus from the ta eleye the itaflemmati - ir the Part | racticaliy aii ote an} meet yp ae yo ‘i mses | fest! tne! allenente net apoen4icitis Ve sere of CUR ane iss Sue . y ae Xe wih} en vine of men “ r4 + Orem , pus ¢- . Wolf een rv‘g ay F exp. Fi ss es ae on? [oe Ny — * «= - biacaheaus ev" The eeionit yl DP « ** weeh ree aut Business firms h want your oan and ie ¢t? orders for cleaning repairing and other Seryices are advertising ip the Post. cher pee Want Pages. #o they free end dittenu Anyon* alattiy » load ees ohes thy omeie mehed. a ae ‘ os omer i 40 % tn we st as . nvvh ue agree a5 J — 2 mat ner citys iain le, aime tt, ae . ote Sa ee -« — Sow © * * ef . ot on. a ee a 5 ~ lity ort ne lle ae a ee — & - TRI Ae ES. nye My... ew Bee - we See . as r ~s < Pm mw ” . - bi ye *s *, a ry %e ~ Se. om: Te PGh Mek iinet Ln % oe She ie ota Dek Se eka PG PAE? Seer ol cae “a ope th ¥ - 4 2 a x we CD ay BP a Mi. RR iO «file inal ttt athe do es Bes 7 ~~ ee ie rat eye *& — hee we oa. | — eae - ie Perf ee i POE ag as Gar OR. ee me _ “= 8 RRR eet No OR, A, eee Sa alieaiad - ee ee a D » y =? : ¢ - . ~ teat ~~ em ~~ ke meth thin arere =e oe a eed dma _ < + ae rr a”, , 4 SS OR Se ea a, BR AP og
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14 STLOUIS POST-DISPATCH” “' ~~) SUNDAY POSTAISPATCH Ativetttsets Rective #08 PER CENT MOR C&BY @IRCULATION*ThansTiese im Anye Other $t. Louis Newspapers FEBROARY 10 toh es —— _— - — - - - eee ee ee _———————————— eee —— eee — — -_———-—— —~ em ee ee - - a a —— ee a ee - ~ — ee a owe elie a + will he good at either place, and Military Matters.”’ Refore re = — + ’ church, which wil : MEY eael ers > urning ve 1 2 a 6 be used will go to Annapolis to lecture before tie ' i MILK AT COST FOR CHILDREN Dt pe int of the fund derived to \ el, lly gaggle . | Mr Re = a AT THREE PUBLIC SCHOOLS ai ide dee mecioce fis rg vice Bo EE E VOLU ] ION OF A MAN — — ie ry and education | box exhibition of the Artists’ wGuild will be ‘ed PART TWO ore + . 16 tists rose , _ y a one ».tV- if : 4 ‘ a at ti bs Town ¢ : 4 A sé uay a ; | , Ted Cc » Opens Stations in Effort , t. | ; ‘ \ - ‘ol . ; 3:05 , 7, mn . is eT) } Ov Gis rll Bean Cl Ba regain ( entes Bargain : “4 »" Vv | . rt I i si. i ~ to Benefit Uhder-Nourished Chil- [42 Uls. dren—More Stations Planned. oO! == ny : ‘ n of : =) @ Children hereafter may buy milk | Number Four of a Sertes. St Leasin 5j] Washingion Aye, St Louis a at cost each day at noon at the Cote h Fra Trance of © £40045 ° a . Brilliante, O'Fallon and Ashland } e z , schools, the Red Cross having | opened stations there at the request — q UNDECI ) ef the Board of Education, which ' a. ; ; F i” hopes in this wav to cause an im | } rye ' A S | Th d S | f 500 i ote in under-nourished chil-| Re / , ensationa urs ay a € 0 : dren. Similar stations will be opened | / Ae, | FS : i within a month at the Fremont and Ne | @ + :| Gard¢nville schools. ot | W 7 if : ; } 5 i ) 'C i 3 CAB Atthe present rate of sale about | | 7 245.000 pints of milk a week are being \ ) | Fighting for L eC a LN fs cistributed at the three ee os - | : 4 . ined before the tall siattons. were A | 4 Suec ess | | 8 Tentative Selectio ined again io-compare ine resus —6-§ Anticipates its Exquisite Flavor r - 5% > $6.00 Spring Hats gente. Bm Made by Pr The Red Cross also is offering the | RS : * | i : yg Mtslttutlons caring for vhildren inti, LURE TO A LEAF AND FRESH — “aig $5.50 Spring Hats = Qe: WH for the Neva, nt and several are making use of FROM THE GARDENS . . Ps say $5. 00 Spring Hats Th F dt | and Labor ort ene services. | NTO the years of early manhood he brings ae, $4 50 Spring Hats oes = _ nai | " et] the vigor of youth. Pickimg out a def- LL }, ° ; * NFEREN | City News if} Brief | Scudders-Gale Grocer Co., Sole Agents : . inite goal, he works—and fights—ever toward ie = } ( : 3 Choice— Thursday meceees. co LEADERS > it. He meets defeat. ...learns to rise above it OSCAR LEONARD WILL DEPART SUN-| POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT _ ee a push on. His metal is tried, and he SORAYA ey By ROT ee ea day evening aor, Uncinns tl. to, — hearers et FER ANNE SEAL RE SESE ch RS ATR E Cet : t forie 3 h 7 : ' Wwe ta! of. (secure om mennawente and Cetectives ve- comes to a “fork in the road. «aie EE: . : ste MyHh\ Biggest Bargains service institutions there and observe tne | he fore the classes of the Union Hebrew Covl- - work of the Central Council! of Sucial Agen- ° Ha r he 1 7] ‘ck } . h d , : of the clea. | "THE MAN to depend on is the man who has S vision to pick out the right road, even \ gee E ff S n NTEN SERVICES, HIN. | ° : 2 ; was 6 : € Yeaso sie of TEM eee bee tole Rall oF oe done things. Vote for Mayor Kiel and though it be the hard one? Is he financially PN, Ses Oo, : —_ Rut ctreste, “Archbishop Giennen was, the St. Louis’ continued progress. able to grasp elusive opportunity and “follow through?” This is where a Mercantile sav- speaker yesterday, and the Rev. Father J. T. ings account, built by systematic thrift, : ‘ We've decided to give the women of St, Logig Br th* Arz0c'* Sesnon, pastor of St. John’s, will eak | ume num sicmer2= KTEL-ON-HIS-RECORD CLUB ea ; 2 ee Moines, who is speaking at the downtown K - - - comes in with weight enough to swing the s ve a real bargain feast. And so place on sale so wae a oe one Sie A ’ As ‘res! fren rliect ; through the remainder of the week. apeeey cgenten services ng ct tag ter | t . t : d H t : of 8t. rew this week will preach tonight | re . . | @ea- THE "NG MEN’ Oe A ee Mercantil . aie - mihrocuns: and danaias anne ng at i ee is, Delmar , ° Aj. « boulevard, ‘as fellows: Walter Freund, ad , » er — ang s ie + mushrooms an nove ty sty. es f ve | ee ee ; amen ; a Vs a rious straws and combinations with dent; Marcus Harris, ret vice esident: >. EE Pay . : ee f ) Master Cleaner Service ‘i rafal | ful trimmings, and a full range of col Some Shifting ¢ ments Alread Less Definitely sidered Likely. a ’ ST RASS oa nonape on * 7 lege. He wil!) also visit some of the gocial | ¢ . conchae tS es, ef? ‘ad Press. his conferences with leaders of his party indicated that « omplet inet slate of the comi tion waited only on de for the protfelios of merce and Labor. e in ever, 1 e selec les } ’ " a*ds Sut er: ~> n eee ORE RE © io We eee een dee oe : Wajter M. Glaser, treasurer. and Ben Li. | DR. A. HOLMES, PRESIDENT or | & 3 ial oes | ae WV ors, including pheasant, henna, fed, ° at Hotel Statler, Friday. at 12:15. on ‘rhe . € as the Karat Stamped on Gold. , Will give a Lenten talk. $64 YEAR RENTS 4 SAPS DEPOSIT BOX Th sd Onl } ur ay y- might also red Fridav at the New Grand Central and | SIDNEY 1672 CLEANERS E’ DYERS WICTOR: 757. The POST-DISFATCH is the only St. Louis evening 4 bel dent Olle , Ss t a pm wunlihkets ate say Drate University, Des Molnes. la., will aa Tvollar Value of Knowleige.’’ Dr. VF patpeniaenenen | ; : ae rk involve se MOTION PICTURES WILL BE SHOWN | ‘ - ng for the benefit of the Central People’s | as ni ’ 2 «4 phe asagnmen’s oa Ors. mS det} tely fixed. it =e West End Lyric Theaters. Tickets sre newspaper giving Associated Press news service rit would be made until epenk at the Chamber of Commerce luncheon | Means as Much to Your Clothes 7 y / | brown, gray,“navy and black BRitting, pastor of epone Baptist Church, | | ’ onls (huroh, which meets in the Odeon, Thursday n wie seid oy tne Ladies’ uxiliary of the | before inauguration. Tentative Cabl As the list st moa Labot =) ¢ wT > as ood tome teh pF Ee otk F e ad ve iz Ht OOe “7 3 a aad 1) Mor the Navy por Lowden of TVilinoia ? be Mr. Lilardings ¢1 uncertain whether he there has been talk Weeks to that posith Tilinol@ Gove or deg Several nan it mon lfeove ‘ tione whi ia of Petne«vivania & otyers are being urg of Labo Hughes and Metl, snk . : \ir rh Ol ne : ; a ‘ : ‘ O Ree See ee RR deete ak om pe tale : cy er the prot Including Our Entire Stock of Men’s'and Young Men’s Suits and Overcoats The garments included in this sale are made of the finest imported and domestic woolens, mcluding many exclusive patterns. :: The values offered are positively remarkable. llave flughe ge , ev} - a a These Are Clothes That Meet the Demand of Men Who Insist Upon Individuality in Their Apparel Se eee, tet rere our ~— ee , Full Dress and Tuxedos—'4 Off ses oe ae 7 1B ej ! 3 Gabardine Raincoats—20% Off See OO" would be “as SOM — a a (chem 26 ae gan Peele 9h sii » encarta tir~ Mirth statin - , _ 4 <i ae ’ N Pe ap? 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y _______— Daily Post-DispatcirAdvertisets Receive = 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION than these im ANY OTHER St. Louis SEW SPAPER, Post-Dispatch Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY cIRGCY : in the UTHER St. Louis ite ?= than those Ww NESDAY. | ; a | es e ROARY ve ish. SMB} Sunday — —__— a -- PAGES 15—26 CAUCUS AGAIN USED TO PUT DEMOCRATS UIS POST-D SPATCH -_—>— ome *. tt = z 0 ge AN oF Rh ty tc ad « Becenn Conall EDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1921. : of - St. Louis A tt -- —— a CAUCUS ON EVERY _——— —--+— DEMOCRATS STILL | Some West Virginia Coal Provide Employes With Comforts, —— i ’ ee eed aw * wr dhe Uk. a ee ers ~~ i ot ; et S ee th > ow Ford ~~ he tit this seen ee tenee Ge * women of St. Louts 50 place on sale at a price scarcely s alone. pokes, turbans, y styles—of va- nbinations with ew and delight- wi] range of col- nt, henna, red, black. Only! PB NOEDIED ON j) 3 CABINET POSTS oe eee ee oe A sy tie ee entative Selections Not Yet ® Made by President-Elect : | for the Navy, Commerce ~ and Labor Portfolios. ‘CONFERENCES WITH LEADERS CONTINUE ® come Shifting of Assign- ments Already More or | Less Definitely F ixed Con- | sidered Likely. © By the Associated Press. PAs President-elect Harding continued his conferences with the ranking ‘leaders of his party today, it was indicated that completion of the Cab- Finet slate of the coming administra- Hon waited only on definite selections tor the protfolios of Navy, Com- imerce and Labor. : By all those in ciose touch with the situation, it was conceded, how- Fever, that these selections might not only lead to considerable delay, but might also involve some shifting of ‘the assignments already more or less fdefinitely fixed. It was considered funlikely that’ any announcements twould be made until a day or two ‘before inauguration. Tentative Cabinet List. As the list stood today, with Navy, [Commerce and Labor vacant, it was understood to contemplate the ap- pointment of Charlies Evans Ifughes of New York for Secretary of State; John W. Weeks of Massachusetts for Secretary of War; Andrew Mellon of ' Penneylvania for Secretary of the ' Treasury; Will H. Hays of Indiana | for Postmaster-General; Harry M. *Paucherty of Ohio for Attorney- ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 16.—' ‘Manufacturer Is Called Upon to “Play Game as | True American in Spirit of Sportsmanship.” Spex lal to the Post-Dispatch. DUTROIT, Feb. 15.—Detroit Jews have issued a challenge’ to Ford to prove charges said to have appeared in the Dearborn Independ- Jewish groups. They ask in a spirit of sportsmanship and citl- zenship.” Three Jewish organizations have lagreed to stand the expenses of any ‘ 'Isaac Goldberg, } | Lodge, invest!gation of statements independent.” ‘to prove the untruth which appeared in the lord may choose in- Vestigators from the Government se- cret service operatives, it is said. The organizations issuing the chal- lenge are: Congregation Beth-Fl, president, and Lew M. Franklin, rabbi; the Congregation Sha’Arey Zedek, H. 8. Blumenthal, chairman of the board, and A. M. Hirschman, rabbi, and the Pisgah B'rith, Bernard Ginsburg, president. A statement issued with the chal- lenge contrasts statements alleged to have been made in a personal inter- view and published Feb. 12, and charges which were said to have been made on the same date in the Dearborn Independent. Statement “Contradicted.” In the interview Ford is reported to have said: “We are not anti- Semitic.”” This statement, Detroit Jews maintain, is ‘‘contradicted by the countless base and = slanderous charges he has made against the Jew and which he was making at the ‘very time he proclaimed to the world General; Henry Wallace of Iowa for: Secretary of Agriculture and A. B. Fall of New Mexico tor Secretary of the Interior. “Daugherty was expected to confer With the President-elect today. . For the Navy portfolio Frank 90. » Bewien of Illinois {s understood to » be Mr. Harding's choice, but it is Dy Bncertain whether he will accent and } there has been talk of transferring Weeks to that position if the former Miiinoig Governor definitely declines. MReveral names, including those of ohn Hays Hammond of New York mand Herbert Hoover of California, ave been mentioned for the Com- merce portfolio, while James J. Da- mis of Pennsylvania and a number of others are being urged for Secretary ef Labor. Hughes and Mellon Expected. This morning Mr. Harding again s talked over the problem with Chair- man Hays. Hughes, Mellon = and meeveral others high in party councils mare expected here before the end of = the week. f Another of Mr. Harding's confer- neces today was with Arthur Woods, Mormer Police Commissioner of New ‘York City and a former official of athe Council of National Defense. A. mi. Smith, president of the New York Sentral Railway, also is in St. Augus- ene and will see Mr. Harding within ® next few days. George Svivester Viereck, active in rman-American organizations and ormer editor of the Fatherland, fame to St. Augustine yesterday. It understood Viereck requested a nference without stating his mis- 20n. Cabinet Discussed With Hays. ‘to wake up the boob that had a protest against antl- Semitism beem presented to him he vould have signed it.”’ The statement in full follows: “Mr. Ford’s statement to the Amer- ican public, issued through the press of the nation, Saturday, Feb. 12, is an insult to Jew and Gentile alike. lt is an admixture of sophistry and sycophancy, concocted ostensibly divert attention from the viciousness of his personal organ. His declara- tion that his persistent. mischiev- ous, caiumnious defamation of the Jew was after all only his way of expressing his love for the Jew, is an example of hilarigus stupidity unsurpassed in public addresses. His months of unrelenting persecution end un-American race and religious disturbance find the pitifully fatu- ous explanaiion that his ‘desire is Gentiles and get them to display the same cnergy to ‘and earnestness as the Jew.’ he Kent it President-elect Harding finaily re- | ewed his Cabinet decisions with his: mpaign manager and prospective FOstinaster-General, Will H. Hays, Pand received from a member President Wilson's peace delegation ) Unqualified assurances that no agree-| than |Ment for cancellation of the allied | J¢W: “War debt was made at Versailles. The conference with Hays, gen- (*rally interpreted as conclusive evi- of) ' i | | ; | | “Mr. Ford’s fallacious declaration that ‘we are not anti-Semitic’ must contemplate on nis part colossal! credulity on the part of the Amer- ican public. It is made in the face of the despicable record that is be- ing written by his Dearborn Inde- pendent. It is contradicted by the countless base and slanderous charges he has made against the Jew and which he was making at the very time he proclaimed to the world that had the protest against anti-Semitism signed by President Wilson, Cardinal O’Connell and oth- ent of alleged plots by international. “8 him to) “play the game as a true American | } ers been presented to him he would) have signed it also. “Admittedly, Mr. Ford would have signed it. fitted admirably into his program of audacious deception of the public. “Justification that the persecu- tion of the.Jews will promote world Such an act would have ‘svonsibility the peace does not mitigate Mr. Ford’s| offense against American democracy and American decency in the least whit. How like the ex-Kaiser's plea of justification—that he was deavoring to force Hun kultur upon civilization in the interest of ‘world peace!’ “But the chief victousness of Mr. lord’s interview, lies in the fact that broadcast —— ee ‘ent, that the Jew possesses solely the Henry | | | ' ‘Oriental mind,’ and that ‘American life is bare and meager to the East- ern inind. It is not sensuous enough. It is devoid of intrigue. Its women of the homes do not play contin- uously and histronically upon the sex motif, durable by intertor qualities of faith and quietness—and these, of course, are ennul and death to the Oriental- ly minded.’ “This, notwithstanding Sacredne lite, and notwiths coneeption Jew for home ing also that there are hundreds of thousands of American-born Jews to whom American ideals and Ameri- can standards aro ever their guide and their watchword. Mr. Ford is not anti-Semitic? Are such mali- clous insinuations as these merely expressions of his love for the Jew. and should they call forth from the Jew praise and thanksgiving’? “If Mr. Ford’s purpose is to wake up ‘boob Gentiles,’ as he charges in his Feb. 1. statement to the public, ata 4 - SS neliud poy A tana- ‘then why the atrocious charge in his Independent of Feb. 1, that the Civil War in the United States was the work of Jews. Witness this treach- erous and traitorous statement in the Independent of Feb. 12: “'"So they (Jews) sent adroit clan- destine agents into the field to bring about an open break between the North and South by agitating both sides of the siavery question. This question had naturally a very strong hold on the popular imagination, and using it as a leverage the hirelings of the Jew bankers found ~it easy enough work to raise the partisan- ship of the American people to the of here abolition, here seces- |] YT) pitch gion.’ On Emancipator’s Birthday. “Thus on the very anniversary of the birth of the great emancipator, eb. 12, does Henry Ford utter in- gults to the memory of the immortal Abraham Lincoln. Abraham Lincoln the tool Jewish bankers and that either did their bidding as a hireling, or as an innocent. ignorant victim, is one of the most villainous and traitorous utterances ever published in the American press. ‘Patriotic Americans— you of this infamy? may ask why this attempt to pull the woo] over the eves of the American public? Why this interview with ‘a slight, white-haired man with a face that radiates kindness and humani- ty’ when this same gentleman ‘with of was what saY eyes which have a merry twinkle at’ times’ is sending broadcast over the United States several hundred thou- sand copies of his anti-Semitic libels and un-American preachments? Why the attempt to picture the man who is guilty of the most traitorous onslaught upon the. principles of American justice, American equality and American religious liberty as a benign old gentleman whose only motives are altruistic and who really wouldn't harm a fly” “Is it to mask his mendacity, or must We merely ascribe it to the fact that the sage of the cylinders is only Oscarizing again? This great humanitarian assumes the sole re- for the most assiduous, most perfidious anti-Semitism ever circulated in this or any other country. Is it because he has been Rosika Schwimmered again’? Has Purr. Ford again fallen into the hands en- | | peace ship still safling? with the appearance of his Dearborn | Independent of the same date. While with his left hand Mr. Ford was be- | beguiling the public with a spacious plea of friendship for the Jew, with his right hand he twas more viciously ever libeling and defaming the Verily this gentleman does not believe in letting his right hand know what his left hand is doing. “Was Mr. Ford sincere when he ence that the Republican National |said through the public press of Feb. Chairman is to become a member of r. Harding’s official family, is un- | derstood to have covered every fea- _ture of the Cabinet situation, as well ‘8 various questions of policy. )'Wo were together for several hours, ame | cory same day: ‘If the President of Pend although no formal announce- | ; Ment followed, the d their talk omitted none of Problems facing the next adminis- ifation. Lamont Heard on War, Debt. » Details of what happeried at Ver- Nes in regard to cancellation of ithe $10,000,000,000 war debt were ven to Mr. Harding by Thomas W. Bamont, a member manking firm and a fiscal attache of the peace commission. In "ment after his conference with the ident-elect, he made flat denial recent stories of a bment to wipe the war debt off ‘The books and said he had assured. the President-elect his administra-} paign of tion would be "as free and untram- Centinued on Next Page. ' President-elect! the 'ing. proclamation 'eonsitiveness.’ ; of a state- | mysterious | giving Service. of the Morgan) 12, ‘We are not anti-Semitic’? If we would answer affirmatively, then. as 'a matter of course, we must conclude that he was deliberately provocative 'his own organ. that simultaneously | 2°!4, xhen he said in the Independent thea! the United States or the Governor of your State should make a specifically Christian allusien in his Tranksgiv- or mention name of Christ, protested as offensive to Jewish Mr. Ford must kncw this is untrue. “Has the gentleman never heard the Detroit Community Thanks- oriwinated by a Jew. Rabbi Leo M. Franklin, and at which a Jew demands that both the procla- mation of the Governor and of the President be read at every service? “Was Mr. Ford Sincere?” “Was Mr. Ford sincere when he gaid in the public press on Feb. 12, ‘It is rot to characterize our cam- vestigation the, that act would ve, of spies and charlatans, enemies of Americans, who are playing upon his confessed ignorance of history and upon his stupendous egoism? Is Mr. Ford knave or victim? Is the Must we go on forever ascribing this dangerous, un-American onslaught on citizens to pure asininity? are those who will say arch-mischjef maker does what is being published in Perhaps he doeg not. Perhaps, if forced take the wit- ness stand, he would savy, as he did when he sought the courts to prove he was not an anarchist, that ‘If it was in the book it was all right.’ American “There that this not know to Challenge to Ford. “But if Mr. Ford is not the vicari- cus dupe of a group of anti-Semitics and fawning satellites, then he will order his vicious anti-Semitic cam- paign to cease; he wtll accept the challenge of American Hebrew to pay the entire expense of an in- by Government officials and secret service men, to be select- ed by Mr. Ford himself. into the charges of Jewish financing of wars. the .of Jewish international intrigue, of Jewish control of the press, of Jew- ish control of Governments, and other equally crazy notions: he avill play the game as a true American. In a spirit of sportsmanship and in a @pirit of good citizenship. We ap- peal to the fair-mindednesa of American pubilie. ' (Signed) education as anti-Semitic?’ | Then why the infamous libel, uttered. the very same day in the Independ- ——_ “Congregation Leth Coldberg, president: Franklin, rabbi. Congregation Sha’- Arey Zedek—H. S. Blumenthal, chairman of the board: A. M. Hirsch- man, rabbi. Pisgah Lodge, B'Nai Brith—Bernard Ginsburg, president. Leo M. It Is a life made good and'/ Inference that! he. . ‘committes So again we. the si—Isaac | ; ~ BILL DECIDED ON ‘County Unit and Depart-'| mental Consolidation Measures Inchided in Steer- ' ing Committee’s Plan. ‘CONFERENCE GOES ON AFTER MIDNIGHT Lloyd Says He and Gov. Hyde Want to Be Sure That No Campaign Pledge Will Be Unfulfilled. Br a Staff Corespondent of the ; Post-Dispatch. JEFFERSON CITY, Feb. 16.—A decision to make every administra- tion measure, including the county unit schoo] bill and the departmental consolidation bills, as well as the ‘election reform measures, the subject of caucus action was reached by the Republican Steering Committee fol- lowing a conference last night with Gov. Hyde. A second joint caucus. of. the Re- publicans of the Senate and Tiouse ‘has been called for tonight. Lieuten- ant-Governor Lloyd will attend and will exert the partisan political strength which is expected to force every Republican into line unitedly with all other Republicans to avoid any slip in the Governor's program so forcibly impressed upon the members of both houses in the Governor's special message yester- day. The party Steering Committee of five Senators and 10 Representatives, chosen at a caucus Monday night to direct legislation, had a conference with Gov. Hyde at 10 o'clock last night, unti] after midnight. The Governor and the Lieutenant- Governor laid before the committee an ‘exact statement of the party’s campaign pledges as contained in the platform and as contained in the Governor's campaign speeches. The was told the administra- tion expected every one of the pledges to be kept and looked to the Steering Committee to adopt whatev- er method was necessary to carry . them out. Caucus on Each Measure. Tf the slightest doubt existed as to the passage of any one of the admin- istration’s measurés, the was informed it would be expected to call the Republicans into caucus and to bring to bear such party pressure as might be necessary to hold the Republicans solidly in line. The committee then decided to cal! the caucus for tonight. “The Republican party made defi- nite campaign pledges,’ Lieutenant- Governor Lloyd said today, ‘‘and the responsibility for carrving out those pledges rests solely with the Repub- lican administration, including the Republican majorities in the Senate and House. We cannot charge the Democrats with the responsibility. “I think I can say without a shadow of doubt that the program is going over. In all probability all of the measures required to carry out our pledges will be made caucus measures of the Republican mem- bers. I believe the way to do a thing is to doit. Every meagure in- cluded in this list is for the best in- terests of Missouri and we do not intend to take any them being defeated.” Doubt has been expressed that the Republicans could agree to caucus on the county unit bill, but Llovd said today that he “never had seen a mieasure which cou!d not be caucused on.” Caucus Tonight. kepublicans are expecting that at tonight‘’s caucus they will be told ‘that any who refuse to agree to stand the administration gram will be branded as party de- serters and that all legislation pro- posed by them will be mercilessly slaughtered. One member said: turkey. We take orders we fail to get anything we want from the Legisiature. I doubt if there will be one member who refuses to take the orders and carry them out.” The result of last night’s confer- ence with the Governor was discussed at the morning session of Liovrd's Senate caucus. It is said the Sena- tors agreed to the ed bv Lloyd. Governor Refuses Statement. The Governor refused this morn¢4 ing to make any statement about his conference with the committee. He said that, while he saw no reason for secrecy, it was his understanding the conference was secret and that all present were under an obligation not to reveal what was said and done. Representative Ferguson firmly for pro- “Tt is to be cold or orous speech in the House vesterdav denying reports of Monday night's to act. remaining with the Governor chance of any of, program demand-/| of Rip-| ley County, a Democrat, made a vig-, io Prove Charge of ADMINISTRATION LOOKING FOR MAN il RUN rOR MAYOR swintnrop D. Lane Tells of Camps With Moder:: Houses and Others With Homes in Which Secretary of City Committee Says Party Also Expects to Candidates for Comptroller and Aldermen Have 43 REPUBLICANS | HAVE FILED SO FAR. Business Men Said to Be Taking Steps Toward Ob- taining Head of Ticket Be- fore the Primary. _ The Democratic city campaign, for nominations for Mayor, Comptroller and 14 Aldermen, in the primary of March 11, “will get to going soon Fitzsimmons, retary of the Democratic City Com- mittee, That clty very Baal PE seC- deciared this morning. to that has been holding back candidates by main force, will soon give the word which will permit Democrats to file for the nominations. Up to today 43 Republicans and no Democrat had filed for the primary contests. This may be because the Republican City Committee has such good control of its party work- ers as the Democratic committee has, ‘or has not the of late fillings and a short campaign. Or it may be because the Republican party appears to have the better prospect in the election. The prin- cipal support for the latter theory is the Republican local plurality last fall, which ran as high as 56,000, and politicians are conceding that nomi- nation in the Republican primary is equivalent to election. To Have Full Ticket. “Some prominent business men are working on the matter of a cratic candidate for Mavor,” Fitz- Simmons said. ‘There will be a can- didate for Comptroller, and one for Alderman from each ward.” A subcommittee of the Democratic City Committee did some work the matter of a candidate for May- or. It gucceeded in obtaining defi- nite refusals from W. Frank Carter. Ben G. Brinkman, Jesse A. McDon- ald, James E. Smith, Richard S. Hawes, Murray Carleton, Congress- man Willlam L. Igoe, Daniel G. Tay- lor and Thomas B. Harvey. Some Democrats, not with the City Committee, have inter- ested themselves in the a candidate for Mayor, but nothing definite seems to have come of their inquiries. The primary law filing fee of 2 appears mean the committee, which + not cee advantage Demo- on connected question of requires that a per cent the first vears salary in the office sought shall be paid by candidates to their party committees. This makes the fee $200 for a candidate for Mayor, $160 for a candidate for Comptroller and $36 for a candidate for Alder- man. To Guard Against Dark Horse. The $200 flling fee is exnected to keep out some frivolous persons who might otherwise think it fun to file as candidates for the maryoralty. However, the Democratic committee eannot be sure that some dark hors2 will not file at last moment. ‘Therefore, as a measure of safety, it will try to pick its candidate hb-fore the primary. If there should be ni Democratic aspirant in the primarv, the City Committee would choose a candidate later, as was done last fall in the case of the nomination fur Sheriff. If there is no contest of tance in the Democratic primary tne Democratic vote may become a de- termining factor in the Republican primary. where Mayor Kiel anid Lieutenant-Colonel Robert Burkh1iin are likely to be the chief candidates. The primary law says that no per- son shal! vote in a primary “unl>- haa weakened in their‘obedience te the strict partisan discipline of the’Tiortl control, caused the calling ef the caucus yesterday. + shee The suspected Senators were whipped back into line and when the demand for concerted party action came at the afternoon session of the Senate they stood firmly with the Ae e other ma jority. Yesterday's caucus was surragud- ed with the same secrecy which pre- vailed at the earlier caucuses when the decision was reached to control we tgy to do everything possible to legislation through caucus actiohy Tt contented and satie- in order to keep them. is done with tinake our men fied of this welfare work that object in view. it is good business."’ A lot office, which We think that + the doors.and was in Lieutenant-Governor Llogd's adjoins the Serate Guards were placed in the lounging room which is separated from the lounging room. Special attention has been given to Lieutenant-Governor’s office by a provisions of this sort by many non- solid wall. The guards had instruc- union employers. They are trying to tions to keep all persone at @ dis- make physical conditions wo attrac- tance of 20 feet from this wall anda tive that the union will have greater from the doors leading from the cor- difficulty in appealing to their men. — eee ~_- ~ ~ Catholics to Aid Protestants. ridor to Lioyd's office. Senator Kinney of St. Loyia, «a Democrat, not knowing that @ cau- cus was being held. entered = the Of $1003.69 which was contribut-, lounging room and walked toward a the Catholic Church of St. Matthew, Sarah street and Kennerly avenue, when 1! was % large proportion will be used to ald in seasion. simple apparatus, for ed at one collection by members of! tabie on which were the dally west. papers. It wae within 20 feet of the wall beyond which the caucus Wes The guard warned him ‘suffering Protestants in Ulster, Ire- away. The aum was cabled vester. to Bishop MacRory of Belfast, will distribute § It mpartially | land. day who Casey's Amendment Defeated. When the bills were taken up for engrossment in the Senate and after among the needy inhabitants of the Senator Proctor had explained the city. lie haa written that the case of excellent which he seafd reeviite ithe Ulsterites is more desperate «ven would be obtained by having ef! than that of the residents of Cork. Continued om Neat Page. ———— i The CITY CIRCULATION the of POST-DISPATCH is GREATER ara agg ANY OTHER St. wees Newspaper 100% SUNDAY—50% DAILY -- wr order for 11 o’clock OE RE ee A BABES SS PS EP ee pen eee eRe o * . , Ee Emr ae NE? ae ps re 2 aay Sees he 4 \ aie hy « > + tra 2 be WY im k/ Cut 1 Beas eee i ee tel 0 Gt oe women " * a’, * 4 $ 4 ets M ey ek 2 J aah i separ aoa tne tarde a tet + a, ~ . g ee eee ee od r MG ss p — ot tn tli See ane ee as ®. ee a a 3 . ~ oF NE AA A I eet ts ie AAS
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y Br yee ASAP 'G ~~ » ue, ie fee * Aye pote a ar bs “ 4 AP PAT SRR. CR ee gr alte: reney oom a . -* ne ene ~ ~ — meni ie ¥ « nme . a — — ae “ Cs tC ABO AGE Nr AO A cay OO Ca ERG. eee GEE Crees be BY LES. RR Re WE Re eo a no ole Ned ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Sd a ae te erent nner a SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CE NT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. ee ——_ — em ——— oS ee WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY AUTO IN FRONT OF HOTEL Remlent of Iilinols Saffers Fractared Teg and Two Ribs at Fifteenth and Locust Streets. (Mre: William Crutcher, 32 years) ol,” of Dickson, Mo., staying at the. Warwick Hotel, was seriously in-' fared ‘it 11 o'clock last night when. struck by an automobile driven by) Mathew Courtney of 4811 -Maffitt atehte as she crossex from the! rerth to the south side of Locuri street at Fifteenth street, i frot of the hotel. Courtney was éastbound op Locust street. Mrs. Crutcher was taken to the hotel, where doctors said she had ‘suffered a fraciured leg and two ribs. | Rav Oppeliand, 19, of 4576 Dav L- | eon avenue, suffered two fractured ripe, @ sprained thigh and interna! injuries at 6 p. m., when struck by an automobile driven by Henry) Brauer, 5401 Wren avenue, after | Oppelland had alighted from a Union car and was crossing to the side- | walk at Prange avenue. William Lindy, 21. of 444 North! Eighth street, Eaet St. Louls, was knocked down by an automobile driven by John Abeln, 2111 Chip- | pewa street, after Lindy had jumped from another automobile ahead of | the Abeln machine while crossing’ the Free Bridge. He suffered a fractured foot and scalp wounds. John Hutchison. 22, of 3427 Nor ‘th Ninth street was arrested vesierday after a truck he had been driving tnocked down a Kinloch telephone nole at Broadway and Destrehan street, Police reported he lost con- trol. of the steering wheel while making a turn. | { —s — ———— ns Man Killed by Farmer He Attacks. Hy ree Associated Press. . OWENSBORO, Ky., Feb. 16.— masked gunman who wore a belt | with the mame “FE. Peach” engray ed | on it, was shot and killed and Alfred ! Prey, farmer, living eight miles from | Owensboro, was wounded in the ab-| dJomen in a fight at the Frey home | last night. The barking of a dog. caused Wrey to send his small daugh- | ter to open the door. Two masked | men, standing in the yard, opened | fre on Frey and he was wounded. | His wife handed him a pistoi and he. rushed out after the men, his first shot felling Peach. OUT OF POSITIONS Tontinued rom Procetiseg Page. Justices of the Peace under one. roof. and of having only one Con- stable to serve all Justice Courts Senator Casey offered an amendment “shich would-make the bills apply te St. Louts. He demanded of Senator Blodgett. of St. Louie, a Republican, who had assisted Proctor in the presentation | of the measures, why the same bene- | T\ts would not result by changing the. ari in St. Louls. Blodgett’s only explanation was that the situation in St. Louls was verv different from the situation in Kansas City. The Republicans voted down Casey’s| amendment, which was offered to each of the bills, and also voted as a unit against other amendments Ca- sev offered. White necessarily the voting was done in the open session of the Sen- ate, the actua! legislation was in the! secret caucus. It was a perfect ex- ample'of legislation by caucus. All. of Proector’s bilis were engrossed : without amendment. ———Ee ~~ HARDING SAID TO BE UNDECIDED ON 3 burneneenl POSTS: ae eee ee _ Continued From _Preceding Page. ene ee ee Ct wild as air’ in dealing with the | Question. Lamont’s statement attracted par-. ticular-attention, because of his inti- | roate’ knowledge of the Versailles ne- gotiations and because his firm is the! principal fisca)] agent in this country. for the debtor Powers. Mr. Hard- | ing {s understood to have discussed with him his own proposal for con-| verting the debts into negotiable pa- | per, but neither would comment aft- erward on that feature of the dis-, cussion, Lamont did say, however, that he found the views of the President-elect ‘sane and reassur-.| ing.” The statement of Lamont. who eam@ here at Mr. Harding's invita- tien, follows: ‘T found that President-elect Harding wished to ask me about cer- tain phases of the international Titancial situation which had come under my observation during my at- teondance at the peace conference at Paris if 1919. I found, too, that Mr. Marding has himself been giving very serious thought to the same sit- uation and I may fay at once that his view ls both sane and reassuring. He began by disclaiming ony ability es ® financier, but T must say that many of hie suggestions were very practi-— eal and showed the result of carefu!. ©ool and friendly analvsts. Seeret Understanding Denied. “In my turn T was able to assure the President-elect that there is ab- selutely no truth in the statement be- dog constantly repeated to the effect that@tthe peace conference in Paris te was some secret understanding tween President Wilson and his pdvisers on the one hand and the WFench end British representatives er the other, to the effect that the pied indebtedness to the United Siates should in whole or in part be canceled. “It is only fair to say that from mart to finish of the peace confer. ence President Wilson and his advis- era, without exception, opposed vig- erously and finally any suggestion | ef cancellation. To repeat. there wae no commitment. expressed “or im. plied, mote or remote, mora! or oth- ied tae to the handling of the a}. ebtedness to the United | ae was able to assure Mr. Harding from my knowledge of what took the peace conference that as | to his future policy in this whole matter he is as free and as untrani- meled as air. Showed Keen Interest. “Taving said this, I want to add that the President-elect . ao ici, n steliis 2 cle t showed, as, kero re sats: in the: whole situation and from his expres- ‘“ariy Wained the idea that if and when the time comes for dea)- ing with these questions of in tional indebtedness he handle them with an e intends V6 to th terna- to President-elect and e we ]- fare of the United Stat es and in a _large sense of the world generally.” Mrs. Harding would hold a ion tonight to other EUeESLS of Tne fashionable hotel which is their home here. recer’ Announcement was made that the Ask Any Steel Worker | Who Wears B-B Overalls Why He Prefers Them B-B Work Shirts Are Just As Good | He will tell you that he found B-B Work Gar- ments a real friend of the workingman. “BETTER BUILT’ OVERALLS | The extraordinary popularity of B-B Overalls is due to the fact that they are really better built. They are made exclu- sively in St. Louis by St. Louis Union Labor. 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ADMIs 810 % o6e 2e ~— Get Up a Party Thie Week HOLMES THURSDAY **" POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT CONSTANTINOPLE Reserv ed—i0c, The, $1.00, $1. At Baldwin's. 1111 Olite — & TANDAR DH CTP-TO-DATE BURLESQUE LADIES’ MATINEE DAILY, 2 SWEET SWEETIE GIRLS With Eé (Boro) Fer—Fd Jorian—Joe ¥ Net Week—Kobtucon s Farieles rien i News Digest FOR TWO TERMS Mayor Kiel’s record has been close to 100 per cent. Why experi- ment with someone else? KIEL-ON-HIS-RECORD CLUB Citizens’ Committee Headquarters, 10th and Olive. oa 4 : # Ord Brickies ( To Play Game Ove St. Louis Soccer T Favorably Acted F. A. Comm — ’ Scullins-Brickl Replay Sets q For Champio HEN °% LAU Brick.4>°! repla: “ Sta: ‘es r* game at «nee be ti 1é firs’ ¢he nat game aan . decide it : wThe original cis rs ‘er ToOutg at d re ‘co @) hee ry draw after neriods had » , ”~s) game Jan. 6", Won layers, * was th by the local soccer! NEW YORK. Feb. mous vote, the Nat ip Committee of th ing in fast night, ordered game bet ween the Sd the Bricklayers repl on or before Feb. 27 After the Manning & agreed o! Detroit as the refers mings of the Brick] ed his club at the m line were not represe In connect wit the committee vot Winton E. Barker og plain whether or no ly quoled in newsp threatening to wi l.ouls Boccer League ¥. A. if the decision against the Sculilins. Col. Manning vbr point. He came wi clippings from 8t. I of the sare general the cup committee ceed in the matter i It can have no jur Barker, though it ceedings against council Co). Manning ma Vr. Barker's attitud ing to even a memb A.. much less an of being the second vi the members of th resentful of the int ing them as an atte the committee. Ousiders Testif The meetirg laste efter beginning at of the St. Louls pe denied by the C seemed to resolve f tion of veracity “hb disinterested t however, fave fost important W Peter Peel, the Chic lle acted as LU. &. he game ard in h of the frightful gf whieh Referes Me tolerate, and com long walt between ad\antace a special meet referee rman GR WwW. Cahill LOTk WA’ . friend of Presiden Se PF. A. The tete ‘s.terms, but seta had been g«tven @ it throughout. ar. Cummin sald thet whi! scored three fair veen allowed BASEBALL P MAY BE AL USE IN CHICAGO, Feb. baseball players’ bi TITAN the America "Stes. and the pi for use throughout "Sing sess'on ere meet! 7 3 routine leazkue m fecitded. but the s & recent statemen ny Frere of the uee of the olf-tim ‘he players to the ® the principal b meeting Prasident *Ague said OWners are in fa for its advertising ‘hvwetaem it rouse fares. One of the rnost tions announced in@ wae the al Schalk, brother o White Sox éatcire ef the Minreapol! be sent to the StJ of the Western le The assoctation © 148-game aeched Season. The sea 18 and close Oct. FRISCO HIC STARS NC FAN FRANCIAG ef Fducatte Sitien that stud Itigh Schoo! of In the national to be held March letfe Club, Chica ; > ©)
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NY STAR LINE Ari. 6 hay yd 8 Apr. 20 May 1 2 May 14 Jan 4 Apr. 2 May 7 june 41 Apr. 16 May 24 jong sTOR—AZO%ES— ee --------Feb. 26 Apr. % p---.--Mar. 15 May 19 ter Cruises JAKY —M AKC 20TTT EH a MI. ina PER TO THE TROPICS . M awantin a A ¥ THEATERS ———— rr ana TRAL} DGE R” ''-—Solo, pprano. Prizma Scenic Ens & pArife PHROTOPLAYS IN E ‘The eeeee + ereere ithe APP e eth Le La ee ee iON Scenic Beauty is ea oi ok At ee © 4 . ~ a , ren Page = PER ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING rUBRUA oe . iil lo. 1921. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH ro Orders to Replay That Soccer Game Indicate the Scullins Have Another Kick Coming sof Brickies Ordered To Play Scullins Game Over Again Fight Decisions Discounted. PINIONS as to fight results, even among persons who are classed as st, Louis Soccer Team’s Protest Favorably Acted on by U. S. F. A. Committee. idling Brichlayere ; Replay Sets a Record ve Championship Game Pr ( HEN the Scullins of the St. } Louls Soccer L_eakrue and the ) prickiarers- of § ‘hicago replay the replay of their fifth round United States Football Association cup ‘ game at Chicago, i probably wi} be the first tune in the history of the national body that a title » game required three contests to ( dec cide it ; The origina: c'as in St. Louis and resulted {draw after two extra , periods had been staged ) game Jan. $0, won by the ' layers, *-], was the one protested ) by the local soccerites. ‘ was stuced i i i : TE ee i i i LPP PIO NEW YORK, Feb. 16.—-By unani- Chailenge A., ati a special meeting in the Hotel Astor disputed game between the Scullins F. C. and the Bricklayers replayed in Chicago | with a neutral Chair- - of Cum- mous yote, the National Cup Committee of the U. S. F. lest night, ordered the Sed m Os on or before Feb. referee. After the meeting man G.R.Manning and Secretary W. Cahill agreed on J. DV. Stark Detroit as the referee. WV. R. ane performance, { - Cc | Babe Asher Turns Down MatchWith ay Former Champion 42¢2...% competent critics, so frequently differ widely as to practically render | Valueless the well- known tions of opinion as to wha round contest is worth a verdict In several recent fights newspaper critics rendered all Shades of opinion as to the resu iit, from a draw to vik tory and defeat for each the contestants. At Memphis last week Jimmy Murphy of St. Louis Was credited with a defeat by Young Jack- Dempsey, when the referee gave the bout to the Memphian. Men phis newspapers, pressed the view a draw; amd the the men left the phy a better hand than they did the Memphis boy. ‘their displeasure the At ago, ment that outpointed here, of however, ex- that the fight was spectators, when ring, gave Mur- indic ting decision. not many Carried the state- Joe Welling had been by Sallor Friedman: but news accounts told how Wel- ling had floored Friedman twice, battered him up badly and had the better of the greater number of rounds. at Louisville, dispatches nights - . 7 Standard Rules for Judging. ONDITIONS Variations are permitting a forceful cation of the need of standar rules, enforced uniformly e where, and with official very- t constitute hair-line decision. fust rules for judging ring efficiency, one s safe ground for judging it would seem that unless the disparity is obvious, no eight- In the absence of hard and | view of the known varia- nan fiehters and in way or the other A a Jack ls to Suh Bout With Dempsey When Prison Term Ends Feb, 15.— ight cha ready f ring and threatens to make life miserable for ry Willis, the giant New Orleans ne- gro, Jack Dempsey and Fulton Although still confined Federal prisoy Leavenys hKan., h the once greatly in health ter boxer fore. A letter by Al Lippe asking the recipient to manager. In derided the present weights and stated lous to matched Fulton, and any otiners., “T am surprise boxing again,’’ PHILADELPHIA. Jack Johnegon, heavy we pion of the world, {s enter ¢ prize once he Llar , , iImost?t } fighter proved in estren ‘ ; rr iS time } re great colored is a he ever . ] lei, } ajiGg CicagilIn#® ne Lhan was received in this cit: from him yesterday, be: letter crop ome his the Johnson be Dempsey going to fur vhen I get out he wrote nish and start PPP RPLPLA LPS Pe _ contest . ’ ‘gf? : rT > con! (Tey reflected 0 ee ae ae a a than a hea’ Herman's is (against he set of received with Karl com $3000 worth of boxing engagement notably fered h Sunday. E. ost-Dispatch fine lm no gagemen theref ore turned down bantamweight added. the pre of few here, Donza, ing. He pro j ’ mr Pye ; ‘Operation on A. E. F. Title- | holder’s Ear Compels Sacri- fice of Several Fights. “Babe” Asher Just a ti is uD when Johnny: me could use a sound and compiéte physical equipment, he 1s laid Operations on both bruises he has tests, notably have about ip for repairs. necessitated by in recent con Puryear at Peoria, him to dec] ars, pelled line Willlams, of- ‘phone, one with hid im by long distance m Keckert, manager for . bantam champion; told that “Babe” condition ot ut that his aural appendages were sha to take into a ring en- this time, and he had Williams. meet \ a qQ physical herwise, pe at “Asher {s willing to when fit,” Eckert bar none. We are in fighting business and Willams’ stige is not causing our refu this match. has Scanith it bad bouts when, anv We Babe in his life. even though he stopped made a wretched r-trained and ing off and regain- gth.’’ Callender Trains for Regan. Kid Regan xer in St. (ine » a- he s]}) 5 (>) \4 - Was ove Since ‘cod it by lay ng his stren Once he " =? veh " he most pop ' ' o { is in raini’ he Louis hewpie (Callende a And for The lhe Which same With box fighters of la rr . , 4 With an And Which Like the THE scarean ¢ CHINEE. Wics I wish to remark. Ard my language is plain, s that are tricks that Vain, athen Chinese isn’t {tu it; I would rise ihat for wa: dark are , to explain. CUBLOIN nas peen te, Ol] LHe +O appear scene eve on the gate , uf exhibit Is quite a up a poo! deplorable George Was!) Was the © And the ex He was mAartliesS igi toiners ] kite. Im a igh then Chi been sh Up a fovd cuslomers Money earnlineg dough. Epsilon Etas to Oppose Leacocks For Title Tonight eee — ~ Winners Will Compete in Elim- imation Round for City Championship. - _ echedules will champlonships ‘Oo open league ZKATDes ry, Grand ig rt. “ul sal; iy _ JTIS IVI EL Titi ‘ “a * sda , pune ‘LUG! Survivor Plays at Kansas City. ers of tonight's title SiGons OF al CG. H. Walker Golf Fixture ls Commended By British Critics 1921 14.—The YDaitls nds to the Roval and olf Club, the American hoiding annual inter- tournament decide ch is the champion na- Baying: ‘Tne project is "i which secure unif in Practice where alreacy small ferences are growing up.” The Morning Post says & matter of (f oorright, ILAONDON, ved. Mail comm¢ Ancient G project ‘ : ational for tv golf may rules and dif- positio: strengt compet } a its individu r dissocis CVO ims {eg ir, ales . ai its tigi iz ° > to plete if i* rmiany (tT his count? sider jles orf thie (‘omn aiready gone ‘eszion to an inion and it is now a historical f: that members lave some disappo with ti the concessions made. “Therefore there is | that the Walker (up elive Tlie ~ ) nted ’ rec of the won for last person: trop! mnself when visited here year.” Shotton Signs With Cardinals’ Go! f to Amert- convenience, and its be of ust a pose!l.- come over here cn the qonor of the he Outfielder Will Again Be Cap- “Dand was his and J: e tamw Policemen Guard’ Ring When Lynch Opposes Griffin Bantam Coen Threatened by Ft. Worth Crowd During * - 7 *,* ° el a Sparring Exhibition. WORTH, Tex., Feb. *2¢*- , -- uF ¢ Dick Griffin of Fort Wort and -half pounds ever eight of 118 pounds of York, way champion, re fused 2 echeduled ,iAw night. however, made’ aben Lynch agreed ty go four 1 site f'n. During sparring exhibition, when the crowd grew angry and: be gan making threats, polhkcemen stood near the ring. “ The exhibition was held fer Ahe benefit of the European relief fund. Rev. I. M, Nolan, a member the relief commission, who induce Lynch to shew his greeted with ertes the bouas rOoORT three one axreed w Lynch, New figit last ‘ rt) wa, an uproar t wo-rmminute rounds with ifie The of he! ped wares here, waa of disapproval _ r HEDDON BEATS COLLINS. AND CAPTURES AMATEUR 18,2 BALK-LINE TITLE lel 16 Pharics Mich., wén th ulkiine &{thard defeating who had lo« ai lleddon nati¢ champlonehip Perey Collins the title, ‘‘ollins started going to retain } 1929, and whi would _hase ianent pPosscBsaion uf Dow > ar) oe 1s. 2 hy, : pate ur heid he wee which he perry opti a * v gg Bias? * rs ow. ey bed in re ™~ i = 4 i i Oe ig cel age Baa a a © Sty ainsi. Alana . « SO NN ie OE AER ANC ly, Atl ey re itll A apn tm ee - ~ i) , ee ee ee = > a ee a Le a wo - eee © the ‘ ’ 4. BRU ‘ak mings of the Bricklayers represent- ed his club at the meeting. The Scul- ling were not represented. In connection with the decision, the committee voted to call upon Winton E. Barker of St. Louis to ex-'! plain whether or not he was Correct-— offered by National Billiard of 45 In the elgeht? lead of in ti Week Only— Super-Special— HOUSE” RAL REVIEW ssteneteveeceteevesseeseesnssepeeeeben em at iS cily tion of the points to be considered ; Pe Beer ge titude of his friends who, neets Monday night n handing down a verdict. Until ' , , . ough ey lost money backin;: ‘ ; ; : Siento: of eeinion has | | the: oney backing : i A ech Of guid | Sie never be etree ashe se tain and Assistant to Manager , Hens Biate rae ; Nation |e * ». tournamel , mM mce petore rainst the ma } ‘__ ’ been reached us to the boxing hii U! ‘ at a i¢ 82: . | cliever pDOXxer, : ' B h Ri k oin a} d h San “as opponent; ‘ ] COoOTTiG right =p x — respect } 09 , reoirmds fudgdden- the this » io _ ae © gp Nee ek o ‘ ry A ‘ . guy, bert Shotton, o has signed ens, eh trdinals, iy i ned is form and Ma had «@ run 81 ‘one@istent run veleran, and |, the Chiesa t¢ t | an! ——_—~ > rs aati ne, cate enccatthiig a... Ty —— ee ee champion bet- rare occasions toad Ehould 4} res ; ; " hnnounced ay ty ager . bor, a Pnotton 18 a 7 >." ti te and punch Uls Against . , r{ ’ ’ Oree : af ‘ B> +s while 3 eounted uy oy Pe wpe teen as on to pla rer. fourth inn ; Grand and Lucas Production Paramount Pic ture DOROTHY DICKSON S—COMPEDY CHESTEA OF 39 DAY With DPE HAMPTON VELMONTE NEWS URCHESTRA OF 17 COMEDY DRAMA IN THE HOUSE” LLE ERTON ay Near Otnme EAT LOVER” Ditrichstejin's * Tley DN, 32O CENTS ing. , U4 4 . aii Or ef his jre] is a Valuable additior Ae as not up to int before With term itl Ricke : ‘% P mew . . (oliins failed to show bis wus ies forth with until thirty-first imujpng On6eé hotton will again even ee w, ae ee ee a ee * ecient tea cept te ey et eee aus rete assittant to " wet! apntaln ~~ Manager Rickey con the hy t — Poa Winan. > owt strent of firat DELMAR Ang tlie AT CLARS -_— iat ee ee ee ee es no-decisi are fferer ber Or) 0714 7% 000604 74 1 High ruta, vale” Prying a guy loose from his fly- weight tithe is just @s Casy as 1 Sil 0" . picking up a fly speck with a boxe, nt trip and was force lear site » was flattened in this ing glove. | , me in Granite ‘ms _' ers, the members of the committee were ; city by a real welterweight, Young — la is reported that if resentful of the interviews, constru-; his knockout of Jimmy Wilde in Denny. Rostan, when he met HOW COME? his fellow athletes they would ing them as an attempt to intimidate London, last month. Pete wasn't — one at Toledo. gave a mediocre ‘lub b in es _ _ ‘ _ PE PP . , : Valley Disregards Besket Code. iously elect him capt in. the committee. exactiy disabled by the stroke of ‘lion. Th e has been n ing | ee ee , | nt br : “a e Missoul ev Conference , — Ousiders Testify for Scullins. fortune that then descended upon levate him to the t Mike Krame: opped Bey > ee neg sore a 1 Shicciden Mhesnnen Soe Gatti The meeting lasted for three hour him; but he has announced : li aaes ghee The: Cardio ‘line it cond Freund ee ee th e this year. The confer dened Sepaaiien tt 7 atter beginning at 7:30. The charges) he needs a rest of at least a month jundage. | nd Roy William ie aaimaialh 2 Se erences’ dae dil is aaa aan r of ee Se. Louis parti oe ere Sin end one-half. His first fight, h Wilson is taking the usual! toll of ~ ie . hee rot raw a peas og te svn, ie pt a ieat eee ' bohl's outfit ly Gdenled by the Chicagoans, and ‘t oni ) says, will be with Joe Lynch. seemed to resolve {twelf into a ques- te oe is popu! , at Ca 40700 160.34 12 30 9 o 06. Migh runs, headquarters olin 19020459 ~-V90 158009043 135 6 31 =A . a wh ialia = 2 -™ —_— . 16 Sammy Sie- Op OY har ne ae . + ‘ff — + i ic 1s - saci™ j with apout Feb. 19 and finish hj train- ; ae ‘ ; 5 acernaker with a 890 er ~* Nn ay @ e. | ; ig ie »] ; ; r} v i 3 Ad i ‘ ‘ i + } ig . is | } J 81 ) ‘ght ys 4ai st , aa A erm lee 4" tj J ’ . . _ lie 4 4 i pupil of - , magi. oe ’ 19 * Mystery. EA Thks, BERT acd erweight 4 d\8ptey I sf emple. “How Ss abuee our k this in aeél vr title uf the cla Paul, a is aas year. 44, Armerican hwestern Bells iMacgcer Dean Shades Dean, a (Ji) } Po! well known Gefeated Mike O’Donne . i ge Ora Back fro severa! fon he Sta VALPARAISO QUINTET — ee ig: L. U. if tbad . Eve. G-1 1. 2 FEATURES leeal box! of the Hills’ ville Buck has been the d t a a T Tou}! , or? i! launtor R 2 >. nee * ae ’ sa ’ . , ; (;@orgee ryt and , , : — . “ort , vt 4 . ‘ : ree Plovik and sine Paws old how a offers fo: anchi | + . oe 2 Ww - , . ails m ’ i? | ‘ j | ' ’ ' , ' ’ ad , ; : > 7 * ? ' 7 . tied to ix-rotu? , sistant — In? at Haseba Pare ~ . e is . o«@ ~ a i Y" j j , si ‘4 “- - ' ; “a . Bn 4 ‘ ’ . a till «- ¢ a 4 ‘ : . . ; . : . ' ’ : : ; t) ’ ; a ad y y ’ ‘ v9 , z ’ , ; “As - Be r*} : ; ; r ' -_ ? ; . ; to 7 am he 4 . . - aig ¢ P ‘ ’ " tT) ' if I | ; : ' ' vats , ; ' ‘ i} ‘ ae ae eys in i aes lie : ii n ; 4 » a *naca Rruckman Ca - : io‘a.e {r “Uur2er se tro- Pate —— Bern iger De Boit tra fre«ft ipia. end of r of Prin agzreemen-: Isles and tne As a result tion it is probable players will appear in hampionships at Wimbledon vious to taking part in the Davie cup preliminary matches either here of abroad, Entry of India into the lieta brings the total of nations to compete for he world’s team tennis champ! — thts gummer to four with severe hers expected during the next few weeks. The Britieh leales, Bpain and Australasia have fied ch a2llenges. Red Sox to > Sieg Pirates. BOSTON, Fe> 14.—The spring *} o > w * é Comedy in the Entire Cits This Week Is at Theater. Sliding an ! “Hits and farn Troupe and it's Wonderfal!:: Britien izations imwon from eecond five by & 18 #core A.ien led in the scor- the winner, whfle Schafer largest number of points losers. Positters. lett forwaré Right forward Center Pi'gh* guser4 brea the hi 19 to ngs Highwa © = 39 b for the 11 Referee—liausmen. Timekeeper—Moore Scorer—Roberts. Time of halvese—70m * THe GOOD =. PUFF Naetieestiy Advertised. eld Ivrery where. Brinkmeane, Metect & Necker Ciger Co. Dist, KE. High Voll Clark Imboéim (4) Menke (0 mer Va? liughes 3 | whon s ——@ Prize Money Distributed. ST. PAUL. Minn... Feb. 16.—-Prize money totaling nearly was Ty “a POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT 0% LA nal A an Se I a 16,000 A BUSINESS house would not depose an experienced manager. Why should St Louis do so? Let's keep Mayor E‘-! in office KIEL-ON-HIS-RECORD CLUB Citizens’ Committee Headquarters, 10th and Olive. TT A NN record has GREYLOCK JusT OUT~A SMALL ‘' ARROW | oe FOR YOUNG MEN ~~ Cluctt,Prabony & Colne Bey NE | ee eports fr . , a. ‘ “7 , ~~? nm ed : L53©@ BAIN: A 28 — Main Sold to J cp cd in eee agro 2 to Joplin. cll. The law would ban Sundar base- BALT LAKE CITY. Feb. 16 gt ball and footbal! 1 all forms of er Alcos Miles i‘Alex) Main. the |_ commer ized an Lent Promot- VANCOUVER, an- Seattle and Victoria ladies “It te not ro rei hockey teams will open a champion- the proper thing for me ceries of six matches Feb. 21. ~ age pone enragewgye of |g first game will be between Van- ” 46 the order from the couver and Beattie. The games will the young ath- |e be played between periods of the Pa-' eific Hockey Association's contests. co" uver, i 1D CLUB hb and Olive. its term : t. Louis, - “phe gp of the contest. terms, but stated that won, 16—7. At the end of the first wike Gibbons, 15 rounds at Madiso: had been given much the worst of ¢ Map! ee Man! ‘ ee oe Sunes at maneon . st b R H it h hal stapteapeagsted . Stee ap.e- Square Garden last night in the pres- , tenn Rice-! one _ eturns Home. througheut. , , . Dae +> — 4 O’Denne!! ’ - “= ; - “ | wood was helpless during the second ence of a packed how Pha rage ; ‘ ae ee oi tad Sta awn , - mw we aft. Cummings, after the award, half and went scoreless while Un! Oo ti tg mg getnen Bomeaehisn: member of t \: " ' ‘ , 16 ; & 4 — — tienen Oj 4} aith ] J Ths q aG v eC 2 . , . : | "Her - ey while he had no complaint ! Rncutte th wee Siting up 12 points. | > Spr oe d mes Biddle as" 6 ® Force and formerly ne THREE OFFERS RECEIVED enent make of the committee's action. Pe oP 7 err his ‘e Si ras the winner, Jo- in z era: id Gay. ’ Maplewood iris, however, son te >on Dia page yee ; X ng : ; es : be felt that the Brickies had suffered .. Tne iy _ ale eae bp c seph Ruddy declared the contest a ss wht. —e eae Aaah? a FOS AKRON I. be rated . i +, turned the tables br giring th ' draw and John Hankon ¢? a in J, a a and. Wid . a &® good deal more in St. Louls than ‘ ns lankop, the referee, ne aT . 4 . » |girls a very sound beating. oincidea with Pudd-e Te Beullins did in Chicago. In 8S coine A with muddy. a oe —- 2 nh The Clayton girls romped over Therefore the ; whie i#uis, he said, the “hicago team had. Ritenour in an easy fashion. ff os op Sie ee ecored three fair goals, but had only (- eae "A : orticial reco : a draw been allowed to cc one of them inger and Young shot baskets at the official ru! Slerer appear me Vv unt in st +. , a> anne ; . oles RS « I VEE e 4 »? leisure for Clayton. have won the contest by a : , oh . Ti conmte OV a gs! ignt ne show = The postponed game of the Web- ei, The youn gste oe tous npiats a4 ecariny. ; BASEBALL PLAYERS’ BUS ster and Kirkw ood High Schools will ty aoe oe from ti ie eambhens i Soe + dal > aan a hinertr t é . . , . ‘ aay, | Be deciz TreyU ae ‘MAY BE ADOPTED FOR be play ed tonight on th ood tig gagged i net oniy held ih own against not Dean had + “i ‘ i U. floor. The crowd at the small Vaunted cleverness of Da Foe, ce cee Bi USE IN A. A. CIRCLES Kirkwood Hall was so great thet it's majorite of the il was impossible to keep the floor . ¥ PRINCIPIA CAGE TEAM CHICAGO, Feb. 16.——Revival of the : ie pero ri o base! ° ~e. a clear and Coaches Roberts and lll- | the ainda : BEAT nila , with “ players’ bus has found favor man called off the contest. he sured); iting ° ie aca 5 relapse oneal 6 . ' . KA! =p | i Braye th the American Association maég- Kirkwood girl bitterly foug! tag * Bows CSERs T ' 7” ' i} retut ron. RE LGR HE OO RE tes a . — Tab. 16.—Gilmour 140 Season. The ’ ITHACA, N. 1}. eb. 16.——-Gilmou 18 and ¢! teen Dobie. Cornell football coach, as yi , 5s? . ~ ices as coach to the varsity team un- FRISCO HIGH L : te Manager SCHOO til March. 1926, Graduate . , ‘esterday. ‘Pomeyn Berry announced ye distributed to high men ! I STARS NOT TO COMPETE - _ | distri igh men in the Inter- riginal three-year contract ¢x lima a . WOUI D B A N FAN FRAXCIBCO, Feb. 16.—The| pived im Starch, 1923, and an addition- mes a Association tourney, SUNDAY Sh ORT trair ing season for the Roston Amer'i- h io f ‘ ‘ »* . ~- — » shee ~ of Education vetoed the propo-|al three-year period was added by | i Ficay Camere ap aya A — aVERPOOL, 0., Feb. cans will inciede. 8 veo : Mot tition that Students of the lowell | the new co ontract. its sl wt eine . * A @ha ‘ in a my mayors: deslgred tr prevent with the Pitted Ts ation ais a aan Bchoo! of this city participate | sie _* ap Fast Liverpool, Springs. Ark.. and rtni - és Dp: in the Mational interechelastic meet = ‘ietion, with other n | the trip to be held March 2 at the Illinois Ath- fang oa ester eve Mare Club, Chicago, it was announced fiot Springs cates are ia Salt Lake club of the Pacific Coast ers of baseball] sienna nere announced Dartmouth Trums Cornell. , league, who wag out of the game that in event the Counc! passes the, ITHACA, NM. ¥., Feb. 16-—Dert nag last year on gecount of sickness has ordinance they wil] eirculate peti-| defeated Cornell, 23 to 20, in an ‘n- been sold to the Joplin club ef the tions for ea referendum election on the! tercollegiate League baseball game. Western League. question. , bere last night
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ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1921. ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH = STUCK NARKET [NEW YORK sTocKs || NEW YORK CURB [UROIRRGIUR — —*#sGn Pe) is ReecuLak wf Wall St - FUL OF PAIIIFS =camenes= me TIRE remee wena wis nm ve woe OL IOQUED ACTIVE: SSS | see ea News and Ce i Seed at 9° 600 ienven tk, Feb. 16.—Tota] males on the New York Stock Exchange today were NEW YORK, Feb 16.—Following is Low a Gay. 59°,.000 share compared with 688,800 yesterdays Sales to 2 p. m. were 414,700, rie , toc) a! noon ¢t st t : a a met oe o: *1 3, VO » _ ~—_* ~- *- >= a a ee = z — a) a ™ Cagis > “ t recey 1,800 a . 2 ] - Dis M 7 98.101 %, The early upturns were ascribed to ee , ' “= | wae duet : | er a regularity — Allied Ch Woe | et oe peak ee oe ) : e Am Woo! 13.100 ty . em Am Sugar HOO (700 Irieh T aa were x Am. Sum, 3,600 [| ical Especially Weak, *:y run “‘s0 ; : do pfd. LOU U Grd Trk 6445 95° O5! jaf | buying by commission houses and ' — TULY CORN gj4+ 7. . ws 70% bales, Seainat . oa Raldwin Lacometiva ATL.O com © Ooo "00 } mm = cording to the ; ‘ ‘ . Cc * A co! Am Tob. u,.00 | While Rails Gain. A Tob.) 8.200 -? - G: - we ws ~ > 80u . ; « . . ye M orri eo : 333 di ; fg: = - OhioCG 7a,’2 cession. Professional operators op-' K. C.685% 68 673 ¢ gs reports and it Py ( | " >" fu y, . 7 =a ‘ ; : : : . = in s . _— 600 37%: sae OG te tor , ' 9 ‘ ¢ eect vy “4.94 O33 H38 erated on both sides, taking fractional cePT. CORN. a ee, nig 3 eart + and Dye whi 600 7 at 300 : 5 “bE . +e Bia ny we 5 profits wiiere possible There was! 3% 75% 7S‘ ,a 75a 6b TeSese uM eep them runnin B meorcis: i he annhoune 600 1. aa 7,500 rt L; a 4 m f& tho Of at pty -,f evidence of some gelling in one or . Cc. .7O% a9 va é ed So 6Surther realtaing hes - pS weak © a 2 ied "00 6. j 3 "OU Reading wi. 3 3. 3: 2 on an si os “ar ses, ct TN osed heavy additio ‘ ; | : ry s ar -—- , oO S ‘ k:} . ~ * , ‘ yy ? *? ‘+ # 2 ‘ : Fe eo tw v as issues by outside ’ literests MAY OA rs ‘ . abe ‘ta ‘But , Vjas B00 &: 33 3: i 300 se 46 : Oy oD ya, 4h} ae a Simi ? ; : OY, in the [ternoo: it. 46%a $8 S °° pelow Mast NIGHTS Ci ' » ms 0 Ry Leaacd Wire From the Now York | “hem : Q * 45 d + ae ae vy? : 3 A? ? i, | ro +d we s ‘ «>? : , ; ‘ol at tt ’ | { . we aa Ori, vt. , 4575 D4 fk prt 1] ‘ . oan ia rey ; wd weak spot Boreau of the Post-Dispatch, §— = ¢ 21 W 5,000 8 4 ica 600 Un Carbide. . 53 : pe n ee OF 8 a-ak tiene. canoe oe fC Ly GA’ ¢ Texas growers for eeiling or “Thanet aie BE strength im th * , . r 7a, ~ ‘ ‘ . ‘ : Fo. f , , ’ - ; ‘ | a ; ; . °F ; 4 400 init d-P !{ ° Ay 5 ~ , rons ¥ 4 i ree offer: ings fell . ~b : E irope . tobaccos in ‘ A 1 ‘ ; wees and ‘that abeu* Se he ' ca ; { y y ' , ‘OU Unite . . ad ry "4 oint to i tw low re a = ae , Post, tw its copyrighted financial re- ron . ‘3 (8 9 2, 9 8 appa, | PS S 50 & Row LOW record With on Chi, 465% 40 te lee ule “id 1 the organization wy fertilizer view today, says: ' ae wd e "ON . “ ‘ « 1, 4 vs Sih) T° ‘ Ss , . . = . ¢ rie 1? . . ‘ ; i ; ots 94! 4; &® Smail later recovery, Columbia WAY RYE | MM. : rti cu lar “Moderately active trading with /“™ © 5. v00 si 200 2 10%, 1.000 U 5 stearn. . : > Wiese a9 ; _ aby “ . . : - os ae Mmeraid also was o larger’ supply | sac ' " i nS Was quiet during th . : ’ : . = ne & ‘ 145% ae . fe ; _— *» tne middle : a ea of com | A M an E m : n m _— —— ——-- i ernoen and fluctuations « — « of shar considerable fluctuation in prices and a, ver. 2/100 tals d quip ents. ae ranted eatin he im the agric irregularity as between different is- | 100 s si : * "On SF SS hts ee a) - * > x * -~ a nee r oe 4 » a ae a. a0 yt 73. O68 i7 after this demand had been supplied. a er mais: ae” on nernine - 1 Car, both of witeh a. ie v,¢ moderate selling orders caused re- ¢ ~ ° rr “s “8 —— % cotton . _ own in ' oe Te btivy easic basis in decreases si 7 "00 at res -, stocxts ine ce -} -eadin: . , “Ms . ‘2 ’ c osing qtiot = : SP Gen ow . . . a k;condition until about 1 o'clock, | pares |. bii é bia. "1 R Mi ait Kteading rights and price movements : - 9.03, meee 8.5 oo ‘5 ' afop Mn -O0 -- ~——* > feo wie * > po OS ‘ - — 6. a. _ = ” nzer ne the strong issues were Stude- = s 3 ly cos mr “ani " which touched 60 and the to-/c ir. pea Bx +% Ann OR Ogi a a7 eee etiee = “st 3 The lowin + ‘. : . , eo Fo : ; ' a (ae 76! vq’ | prices paid an, ‘en ge *&.. cotepare; ¢@ States Steamship and some others ; Dee MILWAUKEE, Wis., Feb. 16.5 é pa! 4a ° comipared a oon . . | Fe e ‘ re ae “atiting. 6450 80 Barley: kl 12 > > - : a for oo a | m 0 cite Orme rs - ay u . are today, in agsTexute mounted, Sionals, sritish-A\merica! Tobacco | 5 tP: ) Si ares " ait * ; ' a @ * ‘ d f stoci issues, Intercontinental Rubber, Unit-! Nov o.80 1. i LS. | Barley at Milwanker. stocks; while among weak is- | : Pi--.. 2 ‘ruc Stl b, 7G" ota § Vw omar Ur " " vith th ey Mg I ge om lon” Gates t ] ] t ' : , . | Coc t ; S%p Bly LIye'— 36) c, : gyi, of oO) : i Prod & Ref. ‘ iy | With the prece iay's sa! jiast pre- displayed a steady tone throughout. | ~*" a i were Allied Chemical down near- | @ 0p | Bose =541° is Lig J nnd: 181. ‘ be Vieus quotations (*lnerease. -Decreave. | \otor wll ¢} ie? | Soe conem Se on aennwen —— pa -. e . eeae Z. : ; , oo —— - re ' . . i % for a gain of % of a cent/ Em B pf 100: Suotsi.... boty —— * ae al ; ae ie . Rah 700 § Ind new «WU gal enn '™ “agner clectric — EG Ria Bonds were rive with the new ‘ &) : : ; : : ; : out | Endl . 000) 6 1% 618 a, nt Mil 100 «64%... ‘ se 1 Ss N ¥ 351 3 357 pee oh 6 aa comet opt ae pelea > ie Sh : ~ ReSs e ‘the previous closing. About fF l foal te 5144 ” | Pa Be 1400 12 {eo Pg Nat od AFTERNUDO? ESSlox overnment o ‘hile &s the leaders ; t pens FO > ) maintained by th® Ste ) LM 2 MINING aly ¢ ‘alker ‘! iT "t.' @at'! g- do pfd 300° 96 51, = $46 las B C€,.11-16 ; eiy & Walker vd pt ba? enon : ; and the price rea ted back to mm -E 1,700 900 103 :- ‘ oe ; he ; told os 2 o : wnter r aoe ' . ae “xport Association notes 4.90 were reatricted to orders Lt Wagner Isleetri y. . . nm good demand at small changes ‘> Drie ~#. he delivery %. Francs, meanwhile, rose to fe . Gia toes EP ee + - = 13°000 Bos Reane Ai : ak. nee, : , i sv ") pf 45%, Fv i | F rt) 1,000 4% . ne eee - O00 I- 0 ; > e 14a ete y _ ne 7S ' rice changes were confined to smal : + 1 +4 5 \ijwaw toc] w g 2 points in the reaction. Marks ¢ ’ Ty LOO ; J ‘2 L.7oo 6 3 3, ve = 7,000 Cal & Jer.. *> ndiahoma . , ed aibebns ge ms oth nied ene . ‘e overs. § oy net e% ring! ree . se 2 re . » . “7 ‘ p a) *? every 4 : - . ‘ . ; ’ F , P r » ie Soir; ‘ ti “* . b 4 » «£ Tit b. © i pm ii 1 j \ = a I 1t 2s Uli s 4 So n ‘ i ‘ ined their loss of yesterday in jG 5.400) 2 a. om . _ trand M. ee a FS : aed rs An stm. .. 2 ' at CLs si , : x es : ~ inl — “voseaggy ne 7 ; ageing |! Hew es = me i (te ,' fhe ‘sy ‘ en oo Oh L., « ty + OT.LeZz : . s . Oro é‘ mn lvl Ll1é I «rs = » , — tar thi ; au mw at 1.74 cents. Of the other 1 ASP ent if rf sy . } me in’ 100 4 2 ‘oo "Ot Meaamnm Cale ere ty fe! VLATIOS be : ere & (' xs + bette his ; ~ ean exchanges those on scan- ; ’ *T . ; . © 200 } Rie =O). ; ‘9 ri. v - . ‘ “OU . : > ‘3 5 ) 1 aaa fe wee yt ’ ¢ ; ; . Merchar “ t a ’. . - 4 .? i ‘ ’ ss Ss A- re re ry * How about bi isiness? ’ , we 4 q* _ er ae Vv a were hea y while those on . Llec 1.700 3°21, . : Re . . @ ~'s 2 VOU tt) = J - 4 v ; > > rae pf - e UN sure ab re a . a ‘ , M nein rrp ae she = ; try Su I’ New N or ‘ r r, ms WT ¢ 1 - T 7 . ri ers sail wa ah y 3 - ' , On 1°’ x . 1 ‘ Lop eho 90,0 4a 1e 4 £ \. arcantiie ote is ebept La at le hy s : ; = ) Will pric es drop furt! he Sennt 4 .> . : ; a mf, ¥ ) } r * rj _F . . , } » *~ al ha : . + i . -: 4 3 Re 7. ’ tr fue ! ry hei o pea] ke Big) ' ‘jckr St! 200 17 buy ; 1.000 Mother Lode 5: or a eeite Miattattta —" + idee Saltealiad-- amie os et — on > Pub ‘Serv if io Fy oe ad wages? epee ‘ 2 . od . “a ° : 4a t) “4 | j h. ' hey Me 4 } ) or eas *? , ; er " : . , =~ : ~ ’ en ‘ ia I At situation seems to be due to | yy, Mot 1,500! 3344) 3 nt & Railroads. m0) + M ) : Mmilton-Bruva Sho ibe hanged te =o points igh with : of commercial! bills rather than) ¢ t p! Hn 7 ie . — a en » 16 14 ‘ ,» 2a me pe. te. . pow -. (-OUM 4.4. Wak ;, » =} qf. iin , "00 5014! 803 F z Ai: H00 8" 4s a §? 1, os ie a 4 , mbdpeardccege mie eg ae “afheee i re 2 he aS vas wet ae pee ; : ™ ’ t , 2205 2°? be 2? % y demand for remittance abroad oe ‘a 00 ul 3 ol 4 ‘er LOO 8 : : Ton ‘elm ternational h com Be! ‘tur e ort igh ' > el sot. i 1, oe The Bond gondition is, of course, consistent | ed | * Ban) ; m4 i A G4; ioe 62%'.....) 28% 4 ; ene. Se} Le W a i tee Cees UU = bs rm SeaeS .Savene OF Overtnee + fears-R scrip 9: a . ’ the existing depression in Eu- | yy; oF ama | 1800 2 091 ES 900) 134 Sui 13%, 1, a oe oe ‘a8 BEX Aree~ Ss or 7. §*! a eee eee on ee, Cee Shaw W’ ' The offering of the mn countries and the practical; Int MM 1100) 1d, 5! . pha avy) fe ie + ie fastern’? 9-16 St. Wotton Compres “A igar futures closed fir BLES, Sel on eet “ee “ree ane t ; pueti :. ee | Goo) f 8 +4 : &O... 1.6000) 34% 3 3 ‘s 1: ” nd c, Cemtor ““A"’ . Se 0's farch, 6.15¢; May, 35. ri} pe Ri ce ME. a ahd Special Barometer Letter just of nteresting episode in : ) Swift & o..10 Ls 44 os the press outlines coming con- set of the day. AS tion of purchasing hy Eu- Tag ny 1 wane eral) cose) of aa ah . mtor * e in many of our important | Invin O 1 000 ‘ ; ne 1? ered f i “ay - i ; met ‘ ‘ “ RONDS., "nited 4 7" e ‘ ] ‘ ’ a . a | t rit % é : . ; a : p Res nding to report« of | ail ay m4 aa . - ; ; & : aa of a »s SOL, > ‘In $1000 rn ler it trea : - , peas pe Thoinpsuon 3! se 356 Dy ditions for you. With this infor- . bond the first ets. espo & ports | India « 00 Ba Min SO eVV j uv T 2. “] he Brizilis Island © ”" 300) A} ti 41 : 4. 4 ‘ oils Ss ‘ ! ye cal ° ak 5 D7 %, I : wn « . . Boston Stor k Market Delayed. . nit 4 2 ad i i. ; , a ) Poul } e un 2 h : ees r n ea v: & DU nd ‘ | ad ‘ ae" ‘ 1 ‘ " ‘; interest to every business man. ’ r@s . *{ ‘ , : 9 ; , a j t ] ;" 7 > >a? «@? ’ P ‘7 rick! Ir ‘ »- . Fo WA oS are Wwe tr! eur a! L.l ' 1. Tl" tert i = eee Sere’ APF i iee Rud | 200! 21 91-3) ° | 2125 |— he : ‘SPAS ~ oS regula y “Boston sto merican Trust... 13, ot, b.2305.% ead dull: spot, 44 : . : REPORT ON REQUEST 916, the Far Tastern exchang ? a. . L TaD ; : an 1 ; ” 3 . : y "a an ; . ‘ tatinne i way arrive in ‘im. for nu li- a Selly Ws hy —" ‘ : ear f..1 ai roe I I SPO, -« La al aoda ‘ ‘ “ a ‘ ‘remarkably firm the only iTlar © 200/14 % 14915 145% le wags * 3 to! sid rm tani Gage: ton Iren orks pfd LONDON tite nani a = This Letter and Booklet —“‘/ncreass standards | ‘ ' + i a ¢ , a % . a 2 wan ® naw - | - : on / S. 2 7 . ‘ abel in this eit .t on heing O¢ a e : L ‘ varailic oye 2 : & 4 : =} ‘ r | in— °. oot £ ' i. j uiU . . Neat Prokts, will be aert te interest . ow hy TY? Par ison aoe ee ry “ BOF. 8 SOR | Leow's 700 rt 7 vA . 2s i ee lik -aphic interruption in the East Te Foe a Se OOM ae 104 i L.ead— ee os futures, e ’ executives without charge. »: Cine ey he Hongkong dollar. Remit-! p C 00 : ‘heh hyge He aS pe ! Eice sale A pa a 31 16 ipet £24 16 ‘tures, £2 OLED —Cloverseed market for the le | : AG ee ae 3 ¥ | bp Ris ae ae a ree y D1@ 4 OO macde a new hig rly 700 the streneth i 300 Write of Babson B ner Oo movement when the . 7 ogee | Babson, Pr Mexican 5 | if taking also appeared in tie Pjerce-A | 7.800! OF4a! 982 oes Jine w L Ono ' tte, C. | 000! 6 5M 14 do pfd. , 3. : -- . 10 broke to 13.54 and then made | vy . peed Ss + . iene Wren: Fk > Be ways ee =e Pies Bar Silver. | ixterna oan I book , , bag | b NEW YORK. Feb. 16—Bar silver, do- i. ] L = with the 1 . i _— om, in the case of th ing within a cent or two of that Seodh 4-00 . . epublic of Chile eee Seth hd , ° lease send ¢ t allws ‘ | a copy of Snecial Bul- = - = way b sac tial recovery to within 10 points * C 100! 1314/.... a 1g io ist pf | 8 8 4a1.' 47 NE es : we estic, 89 .,7eeaseeee ° * * ‘~y ‘ we) on 9 * : h or Le eo . per cent Three month bills. N, matic pian —. ’ 4 N : ¢ » « - 3 4 ; ‘a, >° ye! cen ationa ed \lesx! a iri Om es wer > esti) Ss‘ rong ur’ try &4 th trage shows a continuation of tha! RVC gee ei? L ai WO ms . 2 he s F ry ’ " Sax | 200) Sis! Atel % 98 Fee | baum test) ie) cael 83 o be dated February 1, 1921 lo mature February 1, 1941 +9 ategsiy decline in activity. [ron Age |g...» ann ‘$s that new business is now coin- i Li) FINANCIAL Ae Gahan ofthe chove Gl . C00. fo low? ‘ — vo s featured ih current tesue of the CK Weastrni rate equal to only one- Sir 4.400 the country’s capacity, | avi) Pp woah A Sinking Fund, more fully described below, will be created sufficient cu’ “Investors” Service.” 4‘'s5 were strong at fo retire $1,200,000 principal amount of Bonds per annum at not ex- A'lso send for our Dook!«et on the bonds were net e the independents are running | Strombr SOW > o 2O.na : + Studeha hk > eer : . : United State : lity any places on only a 20-per cent i i. ceeding 110% and accrued interest on or before February 1. 1931, and at 24 PAYMENT PLAN oye pth e pectney ney far-si h e not exceeding 105% and accrued interest thereafter. If Bonds are not . ; ele Re tidincige h d h . - Si ki F Tl 4 d I] j lt explains how you can take yer f around purchased at these prices Sinking Fund moneys wi e used annually vantage of the present low just above § fland the Steel Corporation as a3.’ ao +44 neti es in securities and pay for 6 hag fallen back to &0 per cent | sy et LOO to redeem Bonds at such prices by lot. [rem at veur convenience. *. ©.2 iden r=-o-~-~ = we « ss a. = | , » eters ata, + 0 eA RO ~ 7. — > a ee ~- Z > e - ae gs serrrefe ”* s tion, as compared with better % ape l tham 90 per cent at the en® of the} 4. ion yeat. The recent price cut served |7 9.200) to eolinch certain business then in! T * 400! . the table are Investors , Both sent FREE on request. . , o 0 : sigfit' but have brought in no addi-; °° ** et ai ie’ tea ai Although raliway ,cemmon stocks unless they carty the abbre Red b! : ; a . ; redeemable as a whole at the option of the Chil Gove t, on ¥ interes te on 60 tlofmi demand, and the iowest de- —- Sees Se etfe.’’ are heavy buvers of bonds to- F bilean Government, © “2 an t date on 80 means popular f j Viation ‘‘pfd.’ r are “specified **rts.’ ns - | { , - ‘ . : ~ P =n i dars’ notice, at 110% and accrued interest on or hefore February 1931 and at 105° and hee oma ah ditrioult : a * i i day. Thev realize that 700 : ’ s ~ .4 d . wh. € Cc e °s because year ie bad Pp o nam mand 1.3%c. . accrued Interest Cherestter. E. LWecets therm at tervade du the same time, additional wage Poland (cents per mark). demand .14c¢ | v bonds bought at present prices ctions have occurred, that in the pratense (par “3.83c per mark), demand will eventuallv enbance greatly alee inc nave usually lost town district amounting to 20 ' -**%¢: in value. | ae advices are becom! . Fin! and (par 23.83c per mark), demand ; ' = , srities on *he grout : These naturally have an 40 (y 3 83e 1 - j | ee a ae ee Interest payable Februe rv | and August 1. Prin ipal, premium and interest pa vable in 66 - . York wb ape . 1D. One I ttling tc ta ga so that Rumania (par 10/3 per leu), demand Seas ato possibilities | of, our United States gold coin of the present: standard of weight and fineness, in New York Citr i eb ee we Ponca dBi a : , es offerings, which include: , : , . Set sae a , ¥ to hold oft until this phase of | ag Sia. la (par 20.3c per crown), de- 1 » To maser ste To at the office of Guaranty Trust Company of New York, without deduction for any Chil — : — Sarding the rails ae r , ean : eR, es { > } ' ‘ (ja or Vy nr . ly . . : —_ ar ‘ eadjustment has been completed. iman . 2, me souls! Choice Investment __ 00% A — 4 gman = os ure. Coupon ree registerable as to principal onlv, in denomina ; other letter advised ©. BAOTE wa Ss ; ' ‘ tions Of $I,V0U and Fov0, not interchangeable e\ tin @ export market, meanwhile. se. | tiv Bay | . Bon ; Branie. ory time they sold ds and Notes "Ee weeka in resp continental competition con- |g. \oXoMene (rar A. Sc oe, to be met. The British, no less Hongkong (par 58.8%¢ p ‘hi s ac! ' Tax Free “a feficits and labo® th ourselves, are feeling the ef- lar), demand 48,75c, | cab! K- 7 00 4 QIrar —Pe. rR rrom ¢ "Xr » aeeeeer a — ’ te tlelpated that ; . : ' . > uP ama? ‘ ppl man 87.25¢. Ga. Sen ons ean Government is to covenant that at Bonds are no so pur chased in amounts sufficient to retire a ck ths Peat-Devates, |} Galle, ane ah agra is), demand 16.%5e, Two Year "EVERY NEW ISSUE if in the future it shall issue any loan them at the above annual rate. the un- BW YORK. Feb. 16.—There was a fur-| Uresuay, demand 77.120 Three Year - : £3 I eset ET ws, cncnantilc aneer 7% ger cont Four Year Direct wires and unusually fast with a lien on any specific revenue or expended balance in the Sinking Fund ) Ghsed:. Cueminenl ng. eg nee ey Pam ' Time oan gyeeay, AO days, “to 5 éays and Offered when. s a ; ok oa to na York, Chiea 0 ! asset, these Bonds shall be secured on December loth of each vear 1s to broke padi; on th anally os Ben | ‘ ne six mont s > per cent. a oF ee od 4 . on | ‘ su 1. an a impor ant distributin a ‘ ; ; , Ruithorized canttat important export. transactions waa clean Yt te ire” a centers. g equally and ratably with such loan. be applied to the redemption of Bonds | i creased a sen neal on the following February Ist at the | 2 regu : ferred stock and } The Chilean Government is to covenant current redemption price. The amount additional common. ‘and . offered at ‘ ; ‘ ‘ . eat ch exchange was a Teature, loan. 7; bank acceptances, 6! 8 ( to 8 30°; Mark C. ei pansion _a@vancing from 7.38 to 7.50, and iT) the Loan Contract to pay to the of interest acerued on Bonds purchased for tt witt poms were also established on Holland | according to maturity) tseriand. movement Was al- » he wholly to litical develc ments, FINANCIAL ‘r om reqvest for SP St « b Pro recovered mpet : ein Ser ‘cea a ° r . . ) r e os e T ; fy . . erg by Prone Sinking Fund Trustee. beginning Mav EE deemed is to be paid by the for further exchan ‘ a9 ; ‘ ' , (‘hilean Government otherwise than © companies that oO. 1, 1921, as a sinking Fund, equal out of the Sinking Fund merger. but tt will Louls—415 0 Mezranine— quarterly amounts sufficient to retire | N io Ga eee s v li Boatmen’ ank Telephon . ‘ : : , ~ a i ‘or whate ve antont Ruilding Olive 4805 each year $1,200,000 principal amount All Bonds not previously * retired by new ee eee ; . deemed edvisabile r ——— wit i carrying the rate up to 16 \ P & Li h ® | : o *npnone—7 ! 40 ra’ Pa . ! = } ‘ 7 > . - a“ ala . ‘ ower lg t oO. u 7 — oe eee ere of Bonds at not exeeeding 110% and the Sinking Fund are to he paid at oe sehen TU ; ' authorized and RI oT eek RATES Wembera St. Lowit Stock k sovereign), .de- te x ee A es rel ange n pat if retina ities nk 90 days $3.86, commer- “3 Bete nmin ew Tork Stock Exchanye : accrued interest if retired on or befors maturity at 100°e and accrued interest. ‘ : "sued. But, what ¢ -86, commercial 80 days) 8% First Mortgage Bonds ~ eee Foreign Exchange ‘Ke wae t) prosp — - LO LT a A OO a 7 — adh ee ee ~ coat A the loss sustained on | a "with material declines S| The t wes extreme! Kansas” City stay ee ee ee at Oia ee 8 TAR ty Pigg. nee Meter the rate for Montrea) falling to 87.2 Wag active ry | a flu eieatine | ve ns St. Oh a: eng, wie: ¥ By Pe REIS mm go me yes 22 vee ne As ” an m ee de ae 8 I a Uae" oP « : bine ess ” o2\%. bank 60 ®& Great ‘oad of ne Consensus of opinion of cad @head of the prese ing authorities on Foreign Ex ‘ fe (par 19.30 per franc). demand cables 7.d1c. spar 10.3 a tin diated 8.600, Due December 1, 1940 Gener al Motors We are recetv ing subse riptions for the above Bonds. subject lo : ‘ in our Special : SEE ae see allotment and to the issuance of the Bonds as planned, at Letter S-T-2. § Two Protective ‘cables 7,8lc. : | Bought ina a Outright—Margin—Ten Payment Plan 3 fin. 99° AND ACCRUED INTEREST Sent Pree Upon Request ns ene al ipar. 40.36 per florin), demand | Free Report Now Ready. Write Today o* , ne , 3 A. HAINES co. Nati nal Condu : a Red ahh aed ?. oe ist . “ — ees - —<— ———— —_—
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' Silt nondiah ok Wiedesa hdas ‘ a Pine % . - bar JARKET ~ » f —— LOUIS POST-DISPATCH WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1921 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 19 GULAR IN - ae : = MN A hs S TRADING | Wall Street | NEW YORK BONDS ot BIAGD, Fe, 30,—Pouowing i ist) GF LOUIS wmRCAARTS ‘|News and Comment | | vs ian, on. >. -16.—T / as News ent ing Quotations in the provision market: eed to le ik : oO : ic | , 4 > opening": ee’ % dighteg Se the Post-D'snat, h. ae ee em : Prev 9 164 a >" ~ whe No red “wit et 7 i 97 LACK OF SUPPORT ; NATIONAT!, STOCKYTA ils. hii Fed ie! points higher | 4 —SPECIAL DAILY—~ $12,640,006 OX: Fob. 16.—Total sales of bonds on the Stock E |} ——_—_______ —ush. Low. _Clove Close w int r, 1.04: No! 1 hi re “ 18 ‘orn v lian Wen ce ens . ae 6 Ee by roe ae 7 . | 3 yel b. 16.—Profit-takin y horses and mules 300 -—_— —— - *) PRIGES RANGE LOWER —_Stisgo Provisions "Gash Grain ries —) WHEAT DECLINES CATE RECGPTS UT MO) | AT CHICAGO ON MARKET IS UNEVENLY HIGHER ~ ee ee ee, CHICAGO, Feb. 16 —Following is a list ST. LOUIS MERCHANTS : eA” nately My gfe i a en +e le? Bo Saal ji af t* near mo : , . ‘ ; xchange today were while later aaa val | BEO and $13.9; oat $13,603,000 yesterday, $8,544.000 a week ago $12 O88 000 a year No : F Cries re. % 017,000 ; "Ego and Shae cr on From Jan. 1 to date, $137. 577.000, against $5765 - . holders, togert CATTI eA ss all show! r- bwes e. ; _S£45,402. two years ago. . aie a ow, 65¢c; No, ‘ellow, 60c; No. 2 whi Prag fn oes rive r sale tuduy. emit “ tern @nd spot hous. gy a Special Correspondent of the :), & is & compiete*list of bond sales: tod ee CES PS Te eae meee | Sc: Ne 6} SR OUe a NO. ‘} to sharp downturns. today in price of Tea f Rie tudsy. ¢ a 1 rs at th high ! ay lo a aa ra) a h s ’ U a re . th 14 « No 4 Wall street pane hae ; a Post-Dispatch. * #OW @nd closing prices are giten: age TT et Ae ath Wheat and corn futures ranged ™ 7) ; only 2500 head. A mere handful v4 Ora! : ek A ; ‘In 10 a ——E , ° ~ ’ . rr ul : > ae She » gontinued Seports | a w YORK. Feb. 16.--During the at Pog : lower on the Merchants mpereniys A EEE 2 EE A (G0 12.6: 3. Aap, apache : ~ _ | Vices purporting to show that as h / a 8oid d ; os. ter part of today's session on the a a at oy —__ High. Bu Le ieee LIBERTY ROND QUOTATIONS. cones. ene wheat aleo io ‘ ow ae Y psec, Ww une _ . Ms aS Sy SE ; rh t Be an ° o " er tr damare from the gre er bug pest Was “ma! ‘ . ~ ’ ee ‘ : Z Bs A — —_——- a Vue '?e. “=: ’TyY) . ~ " ° +? : ‘o> Raldwin Locomotive and Pressed } ; B Lith S.. e e lo ms co f % ; ; de , ! Fe 3 i yo 2 Sf) Si) . = L AMcad $1.03 U . U % [7 U _ tte: . ‘ r a et ee : . ? , . , | eS 21. 21. T nage, ~ oro. low. ,a@6ic re - 2 4 +t eeba : Ww thi? ; “a produced from Au > bales, Bgaing( 461 0 " 90.00 90. 14 90. fered c. i. f. New York at $1.80 or 18¢ corn has come from the bad roads v - . wheat, 150 cars. S 7. 54-50 86.9 - under U. S. price. Seaboard also told curtalling country shipments. Weath of sale of 300,000 bushels of corn for. er conditions were Sesorted more ; ! 0 ¥ . a . ‘ oe export. Corn futures were affected favorable in the corn belt we a “es mixed ~ Mats ge “is ‘ar oy ele buvers at ! Kets : : iby the trend of wheat and prospects crease aad vi: RR ar ers Bel rang ahead t .2r ' 464446 %4¢: No. ‘3 whi ~ easton Be roposed heavy addition of outstand- ’ ‘=~ —_ - . - ce Fy, - eal ’ 0) : . : ° ye I J cI ast d moy f&men? Was expected. : ' »f * x : -4 a - as *» rd i. . e ret : 3 | 93 N ; - US24 to 64 of increased country movement. Geeta « : tye no ariey. amd ‘ z | ie ; n . : ‘ . ai thy ‘ ; i 4 -_ - uF a " m «10.: Af a ' weight pig na = 6fres > to $10.40 4 . * “ +. » “4 To , « . N ‘ . se ‘ — ’ " e . - be “ .* >. " ‘ ca 7. ocal ane , ar , " % p fertilizer STOCKS. ; Sele ction as ‘ ily ot Copenhagen Olas ‘ ity oe GU SU * lieht point oO! the day last nieht " ®, nd lf } ough: na | 3 particular. objects the buying of (Aristiania As c s. iCal and 208 . at. . > «Manis ‘ ‘ . 1 (* % °°. of ' ‘Omr ‘itally ; i Marseilles 6g 7 iG, EL O pr ! ) gn 3 rative'y E side of gages oF © spinners vitally ; ’ of Paris Os . ee . - i LX ‘ : Re ea technical position OT the market was asinine ere SRus- of Zurich &s Spee, term & Im 4s weakened. Some of yesterday's early von ' stead 4 try was an incident of much signifi- Doininican Republic ; to rain stocks in St. Lou's voublic e:evurer mee ea ies ae : 3 Cu te Eee a nt tg | . noms Fi 9 - LOaay : arr? - J» ; ae ° OL. _ i>} rr _* ‘ ‘ oS 7 >a ae - oo @e ‘ . odayr are: Wheat ORF? 4a sim a . » Bed ial Z riny Feb ; . a : > ) vr ’ : frog =. R ~ J ily, 14.45c Oct cance. Undoubte iis it | Ae an ex - j I) of } = 44 - , 0% _* are : ‘ ‘ 4 aus « “eS ds © ‘ . to green bugs continued and again : yall on eal, é 4! e 1site) CO] : ld tO 85c hig ' farni ; nlng ie + ‘s , | ’ HORSES A L) Oc = ; 4 - » ; 7 ‘ee “oo lf t 7 ‘ v - ’ ‘ — ple é ' . - . > ‘se , , 77 . . - re 4 Re 1,116,41° bushels: eats. S34 quRg burx : oP’ rovi ons re as iy) ‘ y pes a , . " pression of confidence resulting from | D of © ds ; - — aes. aoe us =" 3 brought in buyers. rhe cash grain Primary receipts today we “Te N00 } : - 7} ~ Ay Oo and grat: irer ‘ _ . , : " - - av« a a « ; fa ‘ : 4 ae | ary i -Oipt da\ 1 re 72: bueh- y : , the yecent recovery in grain and the oe ee a a 4 , ' 1 ° Tel a ue » “78 did not follow wheat futures yester- e)s# of wheat, 658,000 . nm 4 440 000 yr PL ; May. 3 ; orn Na & walt an: v nomad ee » large ‘ 4 r A . ; : , 14 P ‘ ‘ day. "T here was al eport th ’ ‘ reece . . ’ : — Saw COTrTn and { oats. vith g On la ris 4RGIG AT SD es . 4 ; - : . ' out : a | : , i the situation on eo see bas defi- $3 linp Japan oe = oo ee oo 2 - had arranged credits and wocid be. berrels of flour. —— Y~ wdegag oe So. %, $1.49@1.50. DULUTH, Mirn., Feb. 16.—at Sc. , ‘ ' in “— ogee : Prices firny) B00d nn 3 he par . Imp J ; 4 : ry j aed ‘ Id. Flax seed. $1 85? of us ar a vk hh ry Pies ~o- * iiiGd ned tne col Ti €é te nj apan 4 ; | be : ne. s Pe, Ow Middling nitely tur : 4 1 imp JaJdpan ster] } is v.Si; ordinary, 4.8; The noticeable point about the K of Italy Glog poll ne 4400 ‘Awierica: stock market was that where individ- Denmark alee a A . . wy : ; é ° “elt a VCak ess j ras ” ~ orwa) Se t New Vork yal stocks deve! ped weakness it wa 52 Swiee Govt P f op reasons peculiar to themselves. ! 27 UK of ¢ bb. 1_——4 offee : ‘ : ». ‘9s ~ . S] } See d ye ae “9 "Ba ng ig tp other words, there was nothing “5? 74 of cl Stas, g: : ” Pac Gas ‘lec os... - | in the genera! Situation that could eitem > ons > 25, 6&4 S&8% to SS), ni .. 7s 30... .10% to 102 °3 as f » x ; rc) ~i ” > . ? , , ) 4 ‘ iH i - : n 4 > ‘on F : . : F ») S$ wee any longer be effective in smaucing ; § Mexi 48% to 474 - : ea 4% 9°71 op * | - fell sharp- N of Mexico 4s 3>° to 344 enn R ren 43ze... | to 79% | : us enn RR 61: vH 7, tc e* © @ s a { ; t¢ Milwaukes. _iling. Bosch Magneto seat : o 4 the . Mist ELLANEOUs. Wis., Feb. 16 —Barley- | j anticipatiing reduction in , . ; tubber was weak am Agr Ch Ist ee seoers 7 ~ gtee! Car, both of which broke on the | green . s _ gecreases shown in their annual ot Se ee ot | earnings reports and in Allied Com- | oe suceiving sufticier : u mercial and Dye, which : Was Very Mixing hese ‘1 2, tine | weak on the announcement of the Pe. eae Pf Var nen U3 | h in the shipp’ng issues, ji or financing. sh e t n ié Shipp ng IseuUeCs, In ’ : ai Feurope di , 2 streng Belgium Us, that about 88 Onn BSniZation w uid be te Se i ee ee ttl et tnre Nort] ua" + - ‘ VO, LAWeslern ATION. polls @18; Duluth. sheep fr recessions were not unexpected. The buyers took profits today. Talk of , b 16.—Cotton BDo! dong gan JS... : to YO age'n on the annual report showing s deficit of $1,277,000 and this throw- , ‘ng doubt upon the continuance of | she present dividend. But on ghe > »ther hand, the steel stocks paid ab- j S solutely no attention to the Iron PF Age's statement that independent | © companies were offering prices as | P onuch as $5 a ton under the level | maintained by th® Steel Corporation, | > and that even so new business !{s st!1l restricted to orders for immediate delivery. Railway stocks which have been lagging for several days did distinct. . : ly better, this because of the favora- t business? a ' ble report on the Winslow bil by the | Interstate Commerce Commission of drop further the Senate. This measure, designed . sn? ds, ‘ ~ Pe * ‘ real est 41, “IDO ie DiS Dd Der wtc wm -PWOt Mises dese fh There is but one authorized Dayton Tire Dealer in St. Louis — the | BARTLING, D OERING & s f, .-* > we RTL 2w-~1 . PPrr> ey >>> iy >» ol . . es ow * ey ee -e-. e ~~ * ® > -_ - or + LERTRG. td et ee « * » " i > e ~ - a Cy, PO pt * . - SE ok odiod od a ofS °c? > Ohio evt « os. re & Ohlo gold 4s & © pr in Stée.... O PLE&WVa div... " Srl OIDs mee Gore eit $+ Ap 5) 9 sn * @e ec oe —s Py de ; “1-1-1 FHOUVwoeare Tere, tent O92? % nd ed eb eet to make available at once some $300.,- | le | 000,000 owed by the Government to | nll happen to the roads will now be pressed for nassage in the Senate with an excel- | lent chance of success. » e . The Bond Market. The offering of the $24,000,000 Re- ; Z = ‘ ~ G ” ~e J . 7 at a | . s ein ae ‘ ‘ re _ . public of Chile’ loan was.the most! e ae ‘ 4 aga ‘ Si CG 8 Steel « f &s...... 963 95 ier Letter just off interesting episode in the bond mar- , 3 & ger ein 2a O7 % 3 Utah Power & Light os 80_ | . With thir" con- +P ket of the day. As a South Amert-| 12 ¢ EQ Sigs. Ml div.. 72. to 71% i: View ten CAC hel) aeu J, bu. With this infor- can bond the first that Chile has ever Chir leant Wensers tec Pagel naa ‘irginian Railways 5s._ 83 to § io Brk RT % Bush Terminal! Bush Term Bldg Cal Gas & Ele: . Pac ~~. —J 7 we bat ,* CD oe tet -_ wat ~ ~ eS) ~ IJ Wis 73 Ihe om er vq Pee re - Ww . . ®ation plan. New Orleans, Texas & | Mexico incomes were likewise very Stone up to 64, the bonds in this SIRE ar er 20 of the above steck instance, too, following the course of ae aR » Fey ns 19°R in werrent issue of ! a Stock. Westmineter & Boston 4 o & _ S ceb 4, 1931 82", ‘ - oye SA ervies, 98 were strong at 41. Other rail eee wee Cet Oe wee. Fe ‘2% per dozen: Dressed ec onthe - _ bonds were net much awened. Tiggett oM R41 33 hd: srall and ark at BO per po a0 ENT PLAN . United States Realty 6s continued to | L long Isid unif és Rg» 2 ibs 1606185 eo nt + gene = Old Style be picked up presumably by the com- ner pe ce aa S| coares, beretion, etc. Bate 4 bucks, 2@dc: epri: how you can take ' pany iteelf around their t ices “N ounified S17 ing lambs. -5@8e ) he of the present iow " just above $4. a e S 6a. St 1. Div! .100%; VEGETABLES. : O/d- Sty le col tr TEs home-trown, 35c t Ie pet x. ’ New Style um rities and pay fo: . a ’ hi ’ vy con 48. tax ex 5 box; Tex hampers, $1.2 er bu basket; Mich Cent deb 4s. 1929 77? ousiana. els, $3; bunches, 20c t oc ’ + State Tel i Cal | ly é ) Ke Nort nern., ; ) ‘ te . Midvale St! ~1rt * See 31 . : > 1 delivered; new Texas, $°8 M Stl rf ae $40 per ton. a Se t 4s AOS, ¢ QO & CAULIPLOWER—California crates, $2.75, convenience. to $:3 PREE on request. § The Rails > .. ° Mo Pac bs. 1963 ..... % , CUCUMBERS—lowa hothouse, $3.50 to Mo Pac gen a t 14 8.70 per dozen, eo | t P Co 5s A.. R214 CAKROTS—New Louisiana, 20° to _3be Now the old stvle Day- New Pu Oe 28.. TAM er dozen bunches; barrels, $3 to $4. New 2 p : : , 771 Se, le ul $1 Sic per 100 pounds. Texas ton Tires ore ¥ ally ox. Se ‘ELERY—Californis | They ~ ee ee act oS.. “3 . ~ ae ' ; . eam : — = oe . . . cae’ gee te SO. | i -westerh telen col 54 |. 85% : ! I: are the exclusive dealers in St. Louis for the wonderful new Day- ae tidy. T6 8 ; esting Elec 7 BNI to 9 | lon Pneumatic Tires—both cord and fabric. These Tires, illustrated *; # } below, are crealing a sensation this year by their sheer wear-resisting qual- , , oh ty and a to render long trouble-free service. a ~=- — urs is the only concern in St. Louis that directly pres : | Ss . , St. Loui rectly represents the manufac- Butter, Eggs and Poultry \ lurer, The Dayton Rubber Manufacturing Company, located at Dayton, Ohio. ie) — Olle > leh 4s (1934). — 7 “ewe e " > = 5 See ee a hed ee eed 202 te " % oA we 7 CARO, Sr hcg t. Louis commission nouses o0a:d in prices toda) to farmers ¥ shippers for round !ota of tue ' (isiuail orders are UuSUNiil) Nowhere else in St. Louis can you secure New 1921 Style DAYTON TIRES (Pueumatics—Cord and Fabric) fires that are known, by all well versed in pneumatic tire construction, to be the very best Tires it is possible to build. VA a 4 yf gee |. Colo & Sou rfg 454s Cons Gas cvt 7s Cuba Cane Sugar 7s. Cumberland T & T Del & Hudson ref 4s.... 1940. thom RiSiops; * _ i packing stock. l5c. OLEOMARGARINE—Tabie grades imts; , duc; Ne. 2 gerade, °f bakers’ special, In tu BS", to 23% “c on . $8) are JHEESE~ poundi—Northern O18, to 19] MI, to 100%. | jen ined ped woman i 7 - eee NO. 2 #reade * a i3 » o> Bl hee De F Bucky c ‘ re) odbc: 5, . i. . : POULTRY—Fowls, enrtine ‘ Ae el | iti~-= - Fig. VAaAVa avy AT ATATA RPI I VIVFIV SV a? * * ~ pe '. ere or he te 7 inti tiem. af oe - a * —_ . ‘ ee ‘, . ae ws ~'s ee oS SON aime, ere Ce eee a oe CO tne 959 (Dt St- dew, he pe te awh. Ape Because we are the exclusive agents for the new Davton Tires, the factory has granted us a limited number of their old style cord and fabric Tires— illustrated at the left—to sell out at prices so low as to be almost unbeliev- able. Prices a great deal lower than you can get the same old style Tires for elsewhere. — a v Lh A? vam SiR sda eli + Oe a & GE AO TE : * owe Se eS 4 alee ee bk? Pie e selene esses oe Ri ein tae Ve * oo. 3 nt Securities. Menthe grou ek more bullish | es are Pp. ne ietter sent out to- | New York ) *ay spoke of Washington people who | v crates $4.50 to $5: cellent Tires. | for No. 438. » Although railway shares are by.| @ follow current events carefully, re-| Baldwin Locomotive 1920 Surplus *'3):4,{8t ¢ S.A ar , nhs : Sarding the rails as a purchase. An-' $1.628.518. rates, -$5 2,87. a | dt Remarkably Low show a difference In 4 sskeN inf i0rida 1 4y-bu crates, $7.4 A tread and color, as you im 8© means popular in speculative cir- | cles. because people who have bought pend ag eavieed buying the rails} ppHrnADELPHIA, Feb. 16.—Surplus of! ‘ “elpated that most roads will show | Works for 1920, made public today. This; per dozen. 4 : i § Can 7) or Du licate the illustrations in this & deficit f¢ . ted wit) urpius of $4,771,243; KAlE—Alabama hampers, 50c de ” | or January and that there | is contrasted with a surplu ae . LETTUCK—Californ! . . advertisement How- will be little mr . P 4 for the preceding year. Gross profit for last ie = 4 ' -— Ail ornia . severe ‘ v, al ver 1S¢ In . proy ement over this lyear was $11,755,200, with net « profit, r : ha . Cc lo $1.75; Florida harnp- ’ og rs. BOc to $1.50 Cords—l1 0,000 Miles ever. the cords are ab- mo = lowing in the returns for Febru-i efter reserves for depreciation, tn 1e - ; f S§4,4°8.518 ; VS—— her 100 rounds. delivered In- 2 ary and March. B t thi ‘ill b th and deferred profits, of ge regime rr 5 Alana whit, ‘ g ° u is Wi I © © gales for 1820 showed a cecviine to $75,042, - ae —¥ 12 + Wr Fe. ee oe “ve 0 $1 10 $4 to . Fabrics—7 ,500 Miles solutely guaranteed for ft af 4 : NSiana S&iumar barrels Ste ee Ie EEA Om D ? $ _eE—O~r ee ee, ee a ae on alate tatiana eee ie "a ih. we > Bad ‘ —— RAPALA Am ee ne SVE Rar Sone ogee ae cs e A f . ., ) 2 Te" Sew ‘ier Stdentinidiien Laie el, ee a an to buy, in the opinion of those | 668 from $84,207, in 1919 and $1°3,- ye ¥ > ay - . . i« in ; Cc He ooze ‘ Cc © far . ah Ba on the principle that stocks ), eo aren president, in the! curly and plain, ~vc per dozen bunches fo: : 10.000 miles and --the e best purchase when nobody | t gays: _POTATOES—Per i00 pounds delivered: Fabric Cord , . ~- . wants them . N ithstanding the present unsatisfac-; \\ n brown heanty, $1.50¢ Red River fabrics for 7000 miles : 4 - condition of usiness, wos re, over. 540. . ‘ eA. ° Northern ras, 10 QS Y ~~ ss is every reason to believe that your ster Isse 20 S$ ‘hie . ‘e- States oi #, Allied . t bl a? be opérated ore a eet ye ei. ; $1 50 n ar : ‘ol . dest W hic h are indeed r Asphalt oan Chemica } a of capacity during 1921 as they have in, 9i.00; triumph, $2 &, Of en ~ i , . Graphophone » An [the year just closed. The natural readjust-! | SPINACH—Texas bushel : : $12.00 5 mate markable guarantees _ , ed Chemical and Dye stock iment which we are passing through Vor” Rg rates, 9; Loulsiana barrels, $3. to Ba P me i o> Or veer a ‘ sid a a Johnson ia roke badly on the news that tho] doubt. have some surprises tn store for us.) SWEET POTATOES—Home-grown nancy S1 ) 1S . ?*> W hen vou consider at ou > &uthorized capital w . t b ‘but your president ne ers with n- | hall, os ed. S1I.75; white, $1.25: Ber- | ej) mere as eins reais 2 - 3 : as 0 ® in- adgenc o a early stabilization of |; r mua eee llow, 50: Tennessee ; . . , , fin cirenlar No, 14-Y. ; cay by $60,000,000 additional pre- | ooimeme. rh uehe, harmiper nancy hal! 1.9 d. Meera: ; $16.80 ‘ what 1 idic ulously low free on request. a 4 , i ey Ss NG SANS lorida 8&5 + $5.50 ; ° hh - - a oli :- saan, stock and 1.600.000 shares of ’ Pea then : ; t r 4 Arr , ; ier he ; pale green, 4. gS? Q GOR > Be prices W c re S¢ lling New Style : vy zC: , | ig te onal common. This was a much ‘Prospects for Increasing Foreign Cot- a4 OMA _ "loride 6-basket cartiers, " 0.15 A PED | : Ti os | SECUIR | . al ewe than had been; ton Sales Unpromising. " SHALLOTS—Louisiana, 30c to 40c SP]? $99.11 these —_ TITIES . ; or, It will not only provide | Feb. 16.—Prospects for dozen bunches. ee oe "a eFe ne for , | ate @ TURNIPS—Home-grown washed D the Utther exchanges of stock tn ia!- |50c per box: new Louisiana. ibe te 400 pec $1.66 $99.87 ae 3 : companies that went into the tional consular reports itt t 1e@ |Gozen bunches; $1.50 to $4 for barrels. Yor 2.¢ apenas: ° will receive prompt attention when accompanied by draft 3 merger, but {t wil! allow for a sub- Senate yesterday by President Wilson in re- rRUITS., S44: Le ] Q5 or money order. Refund will be made if goods are not al € e a reso. ution of inguirs. s ore. gn > ' pal ~ *"e ee 7 ¢ : reserve to be used f time | sponse to : Ae il ntorage ben davis an | yaa : te tf rom ' exchange, labor and other conditions were gano. $4.75 to $5.25. © €2 Fa: PE ame (te ’ : ; entirely satisfactory. Fe me for whatever purpose {8 /| declared unfavorable to purchases from the 7.) $7 for No. 1: No 3 a re ; a5 O9 $32 67 deemed edvisabie. To be sure, a good Lgpited Btates during the present year . ‘fancy wine«ap. lS to SF AO a Wass °, mee reDamw etd 6 PPS Of the new stock is merely topg trench Purchases of American Cotton 11 $8 0 84.75, $4.25". Or 4 $33.5 ’ : | >* authori Et mot termediate Te retenin at 20, per cent. Last ‘year | $7 BY davis $25.90 $33.01 z é “4 Zed and not immediate’ . reduction of .~‘ 6° 1 000 ” foten = iy tha | $3.75 per mg 1 measure: baldwins and > : uw ; Oe , hah — : ” greenings, SZ per 100 Ibs _ e ) atte hat the street did not {™ lean proaret, SS saaiiilin gutta went, / S27 06 $34.48 9 ple or prospective placing of | ——- bigher; firsts, 28c; seconds, 24c. Butt ; matter. The stocks would be the Reading ts, poultty .uncbaaged, ‘ —_ rs zs ] and * firsts, 456 36c. i) ‘54 ordinary frets. ec: epecuiative market Was inclined to ext: Minnesota Red River Obtos sacked » he: . 7
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WEDN WEDNESDAY, -— o | | 20 ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH © SUNDAY PUSI-DISPATCH Advertisers Reccive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION -Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. PESRUARY 16, 193. ae ecto asa ee en, GT aaa : een PRES SSE SRA 22S eee — TISEMENT | REWERS rer et ere errr er ret re ee i chs OF DISPUTE rb $1.50 to $4.00 Union $1.25 and $1.50 Un- $6.50 to $8.50 Corsets 50c Bandeau Bras- Boys’ $1.90 Rim $1.00 Poplin te | Suits—Special dershirts, mace Good are anya figure nae s1eres, Each All made of high +n white mercer Me SRE oui aiaitan - hI ed {} Ore e! $. Tr ade of _ ité@ or $33 Made of flesh cCoOLOrP rep pere a! e Tt ; ‘ 7 “ } “ens; medium and heavy Men's cotton ‘ eoutil. seme of fancy mate- ia large ii ee in wide made weight cotton ribbed and flat fleeced garmen:s in oe et ae yg . ti ; mere material in ge front and : mo 1: a | , 4 : i¢ AL ‘ r l. ww an m ¢ u UO iii ; = oat . : rip i ; a , . eS, . re f! at 4 COC e: ] and _ sizes o4, 4is and 4... Medi um lo aade hi ps , bac k opening as ela: 4 Soe he sy bie thread, suitable a wool tT nion Suits. Bro he ¢ ’ ioht cotton Ong section 1b ba 7 ok . - *; 3 q a . - . —— . good « $3. 5) " gizes 32 to 44. in oo ~ ; ta , idly peuser a - sizes in gray, ibbed drawers = Working Agreement to Run Un a bad Ol, ri drawel range | sei og Mod wt 3O¢ . x 1e ema eer ots . 2 ag Rs epost Stay off the damp ground, avoid | exposure, haep feet dry, eat less meat,| Officers of the five locals of the S Ppepeen) of salts occas! omaliy tO! prewers’ and Malsters’ Union and a ' drip Tots of va — — abeve all vonae POO mmittee representing the seven E] ea if = Bre ‘etmatinen is cause d bv todn, aalied uric aeid, which Is gene- ages vesterday signed an agree ment! & rated im.the bowels and absorbed into }to run until October, 1922, effectual- | the ‘bloal Et is the functaon of the ly ending the controversy between kidmeys to filter this acid from the/| bland aml cast it out. The pores of | thé skin are ea a means of froties tha bleod.of this a In dam au@ ehilly, cold athar the skim now employed are affected, and potes are. eas ed, thus forging the kiél- apout 20900 additional workers in the ne$s to-do y' ble work, they become summer months will come unédcr the wen kund s* eturped ead fail to elirfin-| agreement. ate this uria acid which keeps aecuim- The companies gained their ulating and circulating through the! point, the unions conceding control system, eventually settling in the, of the employment and discharge of joitts wud muscles causing stiffness, | men as the requirements of the busi- sorences and pain called rheumatism. | ness demand from season to season. At the fira twinge of rheumatism | | but the companies agreed not to use get from anw pharmacy about four, this power arbitrarily. ougees of Jed Salts; put a tablegponn- | The final decision was left by the | foliin a giass of Ww ater and drink be- | unions to their committee. The men fore breakfast each morning for a} had taken two strike votes, but were week .This is said to eliminate ‘uric | 'prevailed upon by their leaders to ac ifl by stimulating the kidgeys to be moderate in view of the present normal action, thus ridding thee. lood | industrial situation. of thease impurities, Joseph Hauser, secretary of Local dad Salts is imexpensive armless | No. 6, who is also president of Cen- and is made from the acid of grap es | tral Trades and Labor Union, said it and amon juice, combined with lithia | was the only course to pursue in the and-te ned with excellent rpsults by | Circumstances; that prohibition had usan ho are subiect to weakened the position of the union ae — ject © | brewery employes, and that they rheumatism. would never have accepted the mod- ified agreement were beer being man- ‘ufactured. Juni er | ar “We hope for the return of beer) before the new agreement expires,” seat nsaemnntenehiemintsimnemmppemnensinattdbnieiieeteniiiiienianeinnmmneliia | Vd W, ’ : . ‘ ey . oS eas : ne as v er - 4 - gat > ee ESSER es =e. me me ae Shears, including manicure, embroidery, navy blue, brown, gray, Tie, lustrous Pekin or sapphire blue......4 PTT ee A eee at $3.00. Choose from the newest effects in LU barber Shears, bent and straight Shears, Box Pleats, Knife Pleats, in all the various styles and sizes. 93.00 Black 7 ee Side Pleats, Combinations Table Knives and Forks |] .iiiiiifuces a 69 | tue, be > FP changeé — inher > ot J . ~~ TE - “4 15¢c each—25c a Set waists There are many pretty combinations such as brown with Sine Jil ulead Wlinbite asad Seatdl aii amend tan, black, navy, Copen. or green, blue with green, navy with bone and imitation stag handles. black, Copen. with black, green with brown and tan with navy i : or Copen. Kitchen Knives a , Sizes for misses and women. Sale starts promptly at 9:00 Odd lots of Paring and Kitchen | a. m. tomorrow—the best values of the season await you. Knives in an endless said Hauser, “and then we may get COMPOUND back what we were compelled to con- cede. The contention of the compa- nies was not unsound, for they have been hit hard by prohibition, and we had to take our losses along with theirs.” ® The new agreement provides for the continuance of the present wages, which range from $30 to more than| $41 a week for 44 hours, and rec- | ognition of the union and the right. to bargain collectively. AOAC (4) HAVE FILED CANDIDACIES t Druggiste— 2 Sosa me Cent Three Additional Entrans in Race for Aldermanic Jobs. EXPERIMENT This old reli- ; aspirants | Saree Forty-one Repubiican family y | for the Board of Aldermen, in the 14 de—it will relieve coo odd-numbered wards for which Al-| dermen are to be elected April 5, have filed their candidacies with the Election Board. The most recent of these are Charles F.. Meier of 3862 Connecti- cut street, broker, Thirteenth Ward; Robert L. Spelbrink of 3859 Castle- man avenue, lawyer, Thirteenth Ward; and Arthur Stahl of 908A North King’s highway, lawyer, ané | Twenty-fifth Ward. variety ; special at Bread and Meat Knives | | at brings a splendic Fine American Steel Knives, wit! ; e best makers in Al plain and polished wood han- oy > regular. ~ eis - sa ee C. Ett Pes 5 e? . . ~ =. -, P Aa (Pid ~re * : rve ‘ wv Sy, a a , ta** * _ WE VE ~g : > . ae Seconds Russell Carving Sets | = = dozen, women's W he genuine John Russell Carving Sets, fine 7 s6to 8's. While th Cc steel blade with stag handle. The ined — ; >. Se ‘ts do not match perfectly, conds of $2.00 which accounts for the low price. 9 « 5 dozen; ‘ 16-buttor a. o ’ , ¢C c eA oe . } et : : k Glo | : : Gillette Razor, $2.89 ee Wn oe C ) | G _ * \ + ee an -” ww 7 _ a.e “ae ° os ws “ > a. ‘ = , rts) > $s Sees ene a eA Ae ‘ = — ae eee yA Wwe *> wes, a yy . SRNOmerrsye hin AAAS Wakes ey e ey xo ,» & "| $1.00 Gem or Ever-Ready Safety s6to 7's i conds of $1.50 (Second Floor—Nugents.) fl 4 VY, W hite white avd bl Ca ae ee eee : A sorted colors of 89¢ Damask | . \ ah Fiver | , 13 stic. Five-row em AW onderful Opportunity for the Men! oe semte Reee YC Church, to Give Auto to Pastor. Members of Mt. Calvary Lutheran n Church have adopted a resolution to et gy gs] oa, iron dilsgs Nuxated | retain the Rev. Richard Jesse as pas- | Mach; it is an entirety dito: |tor of the church, and have request- pm ordinary metallic ron. It |ed him to return a call he received from the English District of the Mis- souri Synod to the position of Mis- sionary Field Secretary. The church ae. ea on every members also have voted to present him with an automobile, in apprecia- ‘tion of his efforts during the 15 ‘years he has been pastor of the | church. iil TH 4! t iNT} ed in sport, stripe and flo- | . . | aoe Aik IH Mit Ht “ett wid): ral patterns; vard ’ i — hy ferent | Ay hill : bh “il — Tin mith Meath ) ull “diii 1) From 10 yi M. to 2 P.M. Only of ‘About ae en hing ¥ Poultry Wire; heavy g¢ a ABB cot 100 All-Wool Blue Serge | RRR ene £0, $e a Epnee de ES ST ag Becca! aa AD @ Z ; > ‘wv , fo t. ‘ . & ; - SIF = . White | 1) | —- 2 ~arsotni i — ri Br. } MEPs; large b 26¢ | CH Bros “ 4 feet high; : oa A aan a ty ul & an > Pt ane , seet , ] l-inch mesh Pouitry Wire; 2 ft. 5c | eae | \ +: (Main Floor—Nugents.) I Ne S'S. 8 8.8 28 22 eee eee ee —_——-— high; per lineal foot ‘ | hay e: No ! Size; 75c High-Grade Mixed Paints; for ) opal | very special .... use on floors, walls, woodwork, ete. ) inside or outside; all Duplicates of Models That ats eens as a Yl scaers siled), 200m | ~ = capacity: specia ! > et tn Sell Regularly at $58.50— ee =| 8c | ES Choice From 10 A. M. to 2 r. sort — ~ Refrigerators; 3- = basa $1.78 | 2 pe os To Bae em ee Cloties Hampers; M. Only at | « . + ) porcel $49. 50 | : pes; also square : | Pe AT CRE ee. Ve . s is one of the first thoughts in making good bread Country Club BREAD No housewife is any more particular as to the 20-oz. Loaf— quality of the material she buys to make bread for her family, than we are From 10 A. M. to 2 P. M. Only, of ese fe _ All-White Bathroom Fixtures: s0ap and tumbler holders, toothbrush hold- 7. 69c House Brooms, * . % ITIL , in buying our flour and ee other materials to make se We C Country Club bread. ni We are safeguarded from usin materiais below our ers, toweg bars, standard of quality by sub- b, mitting every ingredient to ; me te > ehitte ished handles; an 12-02. Loaf, 5',.¢ thorough laboratory tests, e ul %y eds oe white — , ; istomer; each. Ti : 4: . ad orte- ms oe si ‘ _ ; a, a 38c Ci , : we a " 0 Oe i eo ooo a eee Ce Sounesrciina-dedbeiths “Wa tinanaie, smstiaadacatand .ategieineedte: ieeaneien ane See Paes i A Ps -” geek eet le . a A eon BO tm r= “me epee os a li ine d; spec ial Every man who wants a real surprise in clothing prices should certainly : { : rg Coffee; I. & K. 8O Cc high grade; ]- ‘1b cans . a 50 ‘Wool Wall and @ avail himself of the pppevvunity this four-hour sale offers. There’s just 100 bi Suits in the lot—and they’re cert: unly the tinest Suits that have been offered in Guaranteed 8 pr inkling as any St. Louis store this season, last s€ason, Or anv other season in the past SIX uh engi a eee vears at $37. They’re beautifullyhand-tailored in Snappy single and double special SS Fe —_ | full Oxt2-ft. sim breasted models for men and young men and in all sizes from 33 to 52. $2.50 Food and Meat Cb ee ee (Main Floor, Men's Store—Nagents.) family size, with four ger 90c Coalhods; larze = } cutt: op biade seek galvan: ed corr Extra Large Chamois; very high grade ... “$1.25 69c Ventilators: fit in windows "5 to 37 inehes wide: at oo awe You may rest assured that jaim Table Teps— you are eating good bread z | a Al fie” | ts) aa i ' $3. 75 F B f- size made from materials which no | | wy, tok enly have been. parchased ou | That Would Be a Grood Buy at $18, at 3 oN $1.50 O-Cedar Polishing Floor the supposition that they are ae Mops; t ngle shape; ona entek, “ee There’s just 100 in the lot and eve ry one is cer- rig spe z when you eat Country Club, tainly a wonderful value at this special 4-hour mw Yen eee | ee aia sale price, $13.00. The ‘y re made of all-wool, fade- f PED per bottle est; at " a proof blue serge with inverted pleated back coats $145 Bread Botes; family wa Sel Geever aH #. Ze; ri lue . 7 : ) a > . — with alpaca. Every Suit has two pairs of | pas. os es a Saeed — — os rs; of —r ull eut, full lined knickers that will give months ' : $2.50 Flour Cans; blue enam:- , Bi tendrgeed ; * i f of extra wear and service. All sizes from 8 to 18 ‘ pens ow pene a years. me; | 4 (Second FleorNgergents & PROMPT TELEPHC : a \ (Ee eee ee oo itive oe eee eee eee ee ee ee ee ee eee Se 6 ee Cee 2
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Pee ie WEDNESDAY, ESDAY. _ : .. Becean, . a ese daa DAILY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 50 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Than Those in Any Omer St. Louis Newspaper. ST LOUIS POST-DISPATCH — Le | re er sm rae * ee ee ee ee _—— A ; 2 gg ae me , "2 1 wd hi dy , a3 “e d . ‘ wo . 7 > »@ — — nai > . ra , h . _ - : trimmung around edge. De quality material, in assorted ithe wine cellar at his home was 46 Th " signs for solid embroidery Re i broben into and 48 quarts of liquor Gets-It”. and French knots. ....ccccec; | Stolen. He said the robbers entered | ‘ + ‘ La a ‘s a : 3 os *., Fé ae : aS bg “84. « a ., = ¥ 4 . ay Reape 7 ahs , Mw - “ - “ ° + —_e aaa ee Ram ae cate I ee Dewi SI Rone a s . i» —— > ae —_ te - ee ve. — “ ~ hh ‘ - " , ¥ » _ be ». io ‘- - » va pide A vs er: tas hy hy tae . o ~~ “ # bee 2 ot 7 ° " ~ en ee Re Oe em ee in 4 Co i i ci ee ed » ? a a ' / simple and ‘WOEY- pretty ln , Ke designs with |noon clothing and other articles val- | ae style and work : _ fringe ends B ined at $400 were stolen. She said/Just As Good For Calluses. 7 she had hired a nursegirl Monday, M Back If I Pails. r | & 5 : ilies | Ss 5 “} Ses . » / ay =-ithrough an advertisement, and left oney ac t z 69c Madeira Ov - | $1.59 Cluny Doilies ; $1.59 Filet Scarfs | $15.00 Dozen Madeira M this girl at the house yesterday aft-| Thirty seconds after you tédih jehs 6x12 all-linen Ovals, in | 12-inch ge assorted | Italian, allover lace to | Napkins miecrnoon to take care of her babe. | corn with this lquid corn remiQaF the ites --/She said that during the afternoon | jabbing, stabbing pain of it stopk, fof ail assorted styles | styles, Ww] l-linen cen- ! mateh center- eta rr. Mrs. Anna Rosenthal, of and de- ‘ters and pate size | All linen; Pairs elab- @ her mother, Mrs. . : 08 | a4 ie a a 1425 Blackstone avenue, took® the ) es a . Sx ; - ra) ‘ ge ” = sigus very pretty J | orate cornet esigns, suitable —- girl and baby to her home, but that | : _—— Salef Silk Gloves at brings a splendid collection of Silk Gloves—seconds from one e best makers in America—at savings that average about 1/5- less 2 Seconds of $1.00 Gloves & dozen, women’s white and black; embroidered backs; C s 6to 814. While they last apr Beonds of $2.00 Gloves | Seconds of $2.00 Gloves W853 dozén; 16-button length Heavy Milanese Silk Gloves; me Gioves; white, black and assorted col- ite only ors “a ris ms 6 to 71s po stitch- ing ee ° ponds of $1.50 Gloves | re . ee edge tee eserere! | S. >i | with pretty ‘a little later the nursegirl excused | BOC Madeira Doilies | $2.50 to De 00 I beces Ho i mn iherself to go out to telephone, and | sca She asked the police | a : he 5 Se a Ae a ae. deen d ‘ ame a ee ee ee ae oe nn _—* ~ o « 4 4 - ° * “* ~ . : 4 » py OOD : “ge “ a —_ Neds ~ - ce meme A EN at lA Tay ncrapie eal, pe ttn, AR a A ME emma a 8 7 ‘ . atk a " a . i . . ° | ‘ , N “4 ' a ~ : aie e 10-inch size; all linen; as- Cluny Scarfs Be Large Covers, Searfs and lid not return. 3 ae n4¢4y | Centerpieces; Battenberg, | six fet. @ to look for the girl. sorted patterns, | _ All linen, in a very pretty | nd OE eee ec: c Other Burglaries Reported. P i ° . , i‘ e a } “2 With very | design; sizes to matcli— | i ~* F a7: a Other burglaties reported last | pretty scallops | other S10 and $12 ( a ers a night were: At the home of Champ |} act Searfs mC. Connor, 4550 McPherson avenue, | and U af fs ; jewelry valued at $200, and some, | photographs; Julius Faron, 2804 Le- | @ cust street, jewelry and clothing ma . "a een! eo a ' styles . rt enh . ~ . j ° © . ; $1.59 Lace-Edge | ~" $5.9: S? 29 Boudoir Pillows, ..__,, vee | Excellent quality, elabor- Scarfs | “9° Filet Cent Madeira Pillow Covers on ER $250: Daniel Holl amned i atty ety] re « a ‘ary exception; atiste. j ate all-line adeira, as- ear at - Janie ouoWway, Stamper d in pre tis ST i@ | ede ( ] Cc en er! s ery CAC! I tl nal bati Lc, 10 oA North Seventeenth street, | Seneie As A. B, C and designs with laz\-daisy Italian, allover Jace, 18- | assorted attractive patterns; | 80rted styles a ng valued at $100; at the tal- | cy . ° * aoe am : ; 90 ; and de | No corn, hard or soft, is too o'@ oF tao. . | sizes 15x22 a ac Hor gre! of Louis Knaznakoff, 117) geeniy rooted to resist “Gets-It” | ae : ’ ‘ * > = ‘lov and Irench ' inch pieces of | White, white and black, black Seconds of —, ego CS knot very pretty inches; / Signs a North Jefferson aig clothing and mediately it dries and shrivela, the edire ry an -button length wiute Muilan- : . ) m | cloth valued at $400 ny ee ee Scented eolors of gray and 16-bu gt festooned os) oe er e (Weesth; Siena Bi Senlumin ©, Svien of 00iduee-| selon aa ne ad andoah avenue, reported that his painlessly es you trim your nalla tie. Five-row embroidered ese Silk Gloves; plain Paris = Two point back; won- $1. 719 SIO =O ROO oOo == OMT oO IO ICO Gi pocket was picked of a purse con- Don’t coddle corn pesta. Don't nurse , and pamper them Don't cut ead trim a Bie ~ a a ee eg tim PRR f = = —w - r Sizes derful quality ; / | taining $14 on ap eastbound Olive| ‘0m REMOVE them with “GETS-IT. -.|car, between Eighteenth and Tenth Costs @ trifle at any drug store, Mid. bys ppals...... sizes 6 to oh iapt nail W om en S Sil k H O S 1 ery 10c Shinole Shes pe “a bt gy em Polish, 5c DE DS ee ee ¥ el SSc Gilbert Shoe deairiscconaee A $4 { XS “hall R pe » X re heed aien TD, . e 4 _— ! fing Values nowes Prices | Firsts and Seconds of $1.50 & $3.50 Grades, at | vizivis'***. or * : * in Y ears Wash bye rg Braid; S and 4 yd. ple G56 Gotham Senteure Apron; } . Bask ' saws F ann - ale * > . ‘ - — ee ~~ i sr f——} ] re ZO. « a -sieony? teh. . $1.50 Covered Stew- A e There are six distinct stvles to choose from, l= pp le es Sanitary Napkins ; 7 pots of high-grade alu- |. Bi including full-fashioned and seamless styles. [Ea a i a 7 J » - ° - ‘J . y ‘ - ot ~ ad? 5/7 yf} 4 gn a 4 . 7 - *, : a “ 4 oe ‘ ~ ° a pitt > % > a . ; —_ f Jie Ss 7 J, - “4 “ ~ . , > ‘4 . coe - ~~ Aoi 4, x : > ; ‘ my > > 4 a, . . ‘ , y cad _ a ge BX MAE kn _e is ag deage cK o - y ae ie! - a e _ F * 5 2 > a ee — _ os . ' = eg RS Re Re Sa a Geter: Qe gets Mae nt) “Sena, rete: ee ott bes “a 22 fe "= pee $1.49 minum; 3 quarts; (limit S are firsts, some seconds, but everv one is = meg te Be ¥ : - ; ax ome are Drsts, some seconds, but ever C 1s = £1.00 Kleinert’e Rab ber Sheeting; . ee to a customer) ; = 36: td i large Sen 26C | ee anise 15 C a remarkable value at $1.00, All sizes from == n~ 815 to 10, in the following styles: 56 inches for ch Z de > Da rn a8 Cotton : 3 very special ..... Ss ee LS eee Wire Uairpins; yies and sizes in bs Ae) eee aeeee. sabe | Pabiiet | ; ’ ite ; . beithi : in ; } Heavy Galvanized , hape; No. 1 size; $1.75 Aluminum Coffee Per- | Seamless gray silk Stockings, “ee ee owe ef © bateth ot Mee, ‘Sewing Machine 19¢ Hy) i} iif ’ ; ; ihe ; , ' ; i the } il ‘il i it tit] j 4 Ate i ON aS AO neti Maen: 5 ng , preciae vere. = ; : 7 —s oe ” r = wi © ox iP tape > e r ool ° > eg seats het we Fe 4 oe Z o ces Pa snd ea ® - ee . a * - - I te eet or ew. ee ee ee * m 4 - " . —— “ wp te LD By. NA 7 Wp 7 J - 2 JA EE. ’ / : a Ald Oe EE em emeerone ™ a ae c t» St sad = « Ce » * ’ a ‘in TT. etn 7 “fr @ —_ 2 was" — Mt OPO OD ng Te ee ee ee ee Beaks ll i Es You Are Cordially Invited during the week to visit a corner of the Hotpoint factory now located in our Electric Store, 12th and Locust Streets. lt i PREV OOV OVOP OOD 000005 000009808 00008 0980895 050800005000 0000000808 eo ee colators; family size; firsts; black seamless, all-silk Stock- 4 :| while 500 last..... , oe . = - Crystal White Laun@ga phone 56 C | ings, firsts; gray seamless, silk and 4 == a M. % eee oe ee 7 ers and Cookers; inserts hold wd ote Foner Bee iis cheeses . = ine quarts; spe- $I 49 fashioned silk Stockings, seconds; . he 4. : Rial ....5..- a tae taupe gray fashioned chiffon silk = Mercerized Oxford Shee == |. ~ 2 Sette $1.75 Sauce- stockings, seconds; black clocked y=\8 ai enn 3 miclaa: assorted Ee site - ea ‘ to ofc values: pair trae , alum 1 tet, 1, (Main Floor—Nagents.) = \ | a 1l’s and 2 ats.; ~ $1.50 Wool Wall and Celllm ’ piece | Washable, with Gfoot , » Winey : sets orders filled), 10 bars $2.25 Combination Rice Boil- fiber Stockings, firsts; black full- rpe TD, M. _¢. Mereerized Ds arning , Cat- — Derby oo. ‘Count " Common * 10c , apr Laces: pair pans of heavy | silk and fiber Stockings, seconds. — and styles; -I3¢ : = num Teakettles ; large, SiX : . Zinn ever - 4 , _—— quarts; very Spe- (fe Here’s the one big bargain event 69¢c Iicuse Brooms; ; ; ‘ eta, ' | Si dita | ished handles; limit — ) cual ~—- ! : of the whole vear and every wolnan a >. | \e 4 7 and miss who comes here tomorrow : meese erate; special al as saga Beaming Eas | ' $ ) | \' will be amazed at the wonderful wl Sanne —— Ea c | : . values th: ake is group at | eee) 4 es af heavy alumi- | values that make up thi: ory [ Bare aes bow ae | m; big 8 quarts; > ae. ee Be fae \ extra spe- j : a = — pane Shiee | cal There are high-grade silk Dresses, fur- fabric ee ey yw irest; a Pi er so 9" ; tin sasiseniiancintestnapainn or € us rum a —— $1.95 White Granite Dish- . plain-tailored Coats, sealine trimmed Coats, B aa atone a Sia ars; pans; oval shape; $i JY | : . \ med Suits, embroidered velour Dresses, tr! — am a: ; special ...: ¥ with tunics, combination Dresses, white and flesh Geor- Coats, silvertove and ner Oe Cee «mane | : ae PAL oma tee’ $1.00 Dunlap Cream Whips, with 78¢ — , 4 | gette Dresses, kit coney papa en SS renee — #«C«S _erockery bowl; special..... Seees serge Dresses, wool jersey and velour cne POSS CS. » . aie . > ee i em! a" Come in and sce this interesting demonstration. Watch the | factory experts ‘assemble the famous Hotpoint + Electric lrons. v ” A 2 . + en « i ae ee ee ee : - a Pi crim tls: ~ tamale silk. titanate agp titty. -stedadbein tiie, be , = ‘ id eo Bere » « eo ee Ss on our convenient payment plan $1.00 Down Balance with ascct ? aloctte tight bills. Union Electric Co. 12th and Locust Sts. : ween ee ee * Purchase : # ad (Barcein Hasement—NSugents.) LAPP CVO e-Book ee ee ee ee ee eee eee hae es. CENTRAL 3900 | PRARDERDEG 044 00099000000000900000000000000000049000000 00 eree tO OOeROAOOTOOOT ASOT ORI U8 09 0% —s | “ liitaiias ” = ; we ~at . 2 BB. FS StS SIs 8222 es a ee
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: W Ph tnN OSDOAT, 4 : ; WFEDNFEDA 3 4M rove oe 22,825 WANTED TO PURCHASE “Wants” last year—6972 MORE than the THREE | other St. Louis newspapers COMBINED “¥® FEBRUARY 16, 1921, FEBRUARY 16, ——$——— “ ae eae ee Th SPECIAL NOTICES SPECIAL NOTICES STORAGE AND MOVINQ™S SITUATIONS—ME 16 Stiidents ‘Suspended nitens Party. | University of Kansas, who were al--: ot Asi16Y. e Gecision in the case of aM Se EE _DEATH ct | SEALED PROPOSALS BBE De bBo os Pp the ~ ies Sie ae : ~~ AAn + experienced : ve attended a party near|/11 women students, who admitted, >. ek ti canal tds cath cee , es st Pg Rs I BS aed New York, N. ¥.: Weltzer & Son “Tt. 168 | © Ze*ueteal was; 16 year? a ma Ot: “Gay in © By the Associated Press. | leged to ha atten PEFFERMAX Entered into rest on Tues. | onnreatce DEPARTMENT—U. S. Govern- 2°8 Lemoin st., Montreal, a . Gi Ji Ww th st.. New York. N. Y.: W eliman & he : Pe each UAWRENCE Kan., Feb. 16.—The! Lawrence at which liquor was/ attending the party, has not yet da Feb. 15, 1921, at 4:30 p. m., Rav- ment offers for sale following used equip- cobson & fon, 8S., 120 N., Ma! st., Si. Hers’ cow itz i+ ty 2 31st eR = _Central 451 ‘1, _Ty! er ~at. ee “a - ; d by Chancellor been announced. |'mond F. Pefferman, beloved son of Frank, ment located at U. S. Nitrate Plant No. 2: is, Mo; Jac obson & R ) ‘ Wien eo, FP. L.. 120 W. & st.. DULTH MIDs SIUMAGE A, — St. 3 handy with susrension of 16 men students of the) ‘served, is announce j;and Albertine Pefferman (nee Hilleman),| fifty thousand cotton bDbiankets. fourteen .. Seattie, sh. ; ffe & So N: > Cat y Y.: Sh). ec : 190.5 Sidney et.: fre [ w . ¥y pos tien in dear brather of Lester Pefferman and our; thousand fron cots, nine hundred eleven p 33 av re, New York, N. ¥.: —. Tot : ca ) P. 7, Blaney 7235. ’ . _ Bor 219. | fitte randson, nephew and cousin, in hig do ms €eck iron cote, three paqusane @€X- Tevio : ‘elver !: a! Wier ey ane sve - Ww ¥.: te E. WIEHE Furultar ij -% ———seh ford sed rear | celsior mattresses for sing! ror OLS. | Eat 1. 2 Rector st., New, iener. - elbourne. Australia, Coll-| “oe - money van he ; b+ git ows ‘gelleiter oF Friday. Feb. 18. at 2 np. m. from Al bove pg Pau! pinent will sold 3 nday, fork. N. & ~ Th }. é - o* deme iil n, Re _— eae 1e “8 ty : 2.5 > a “Ce nite? $300 mn desired, a leat x ee . ~ — » — Oe ee Winter. => ee ’ — at eB residence of his grandparents, Mr. and 921, ae val : 2 , i & . ti Be ~_— eret a 4 = SN | the Daniel Hilleman, North and Hilleman. i] { must mailed ’ ‘0 ini i ww ©9tl _ New rk we ‘"ifford — : “vo NS ¥.: Edw. Wirtee haf- J . hy > it L8., $4.50 load, or : : , aA | avenues, Pag oy Station, St. Charies Rock! C 1 eS N ‘Shoals, . ive mn Bankruntew : ch et., ew rk, ° SB nan York. N. ¥ act; urBitur im @¢ichange. ar fa >— lie” e even! ngs. Sat . , : Pi}; road, to St. Peter's Cemetery. (c)| Ala. Blanks for bids furni shed “upon pe. M. vitz. 233 Broadway. New | ‘@% © ‘*2:: ae Ft. t K iros., if “ an arate trom rooms: moto! rice: : ’ : : | SPECIAL NOTICES ow 5 at New tock, Khe Meander? | . NY. es and) three’ te eucbanas te ate meet) to character and oe / — , *oriné 1 coneerning the quar -* VU IE ~o Thursdey. Fed. 17, at 3 pp. m.. | fon & Meye: B, "est Z5tn at., New York. | she aaecriptions of said furs and ski men Centr , y alk hey } thy Ge Ee, Pacific Baptist Church. Pacific, Mo. | WHER AS. In a! Fur Exchange. N J, Henry Bleiste: | nk-| ha” cnesined from the undersigned eG RS Rugs wear down Ww here they are Ww alked on most. But t . : " Roser ty ew sg ~~ way Columbia Lodge | hereafter BAS. Tr ternattona ae Raa aid ae of the Estate of tae ot orf : ’ . ~ eg ee la gn Peed ema om Market * *yoated é (\ ted |, ~ Pn 70 , an M. (c eee | New York, N. ¥.: Sami. H. lummis. “elv a an we, | > wants promising don’ t wear the way vou think. fj t of s] ar = y : wean} ee Saturday, Feb. 13. 1921, ' bi th erto rece!. °'6@ on consignm ent certain LOCS in B agg yy tcy of the Eutat e on -at ae... x amis te GT VAL rior er. TrTANG Ee. i = .* eles! e concern aa forei ne ar icles O ia = eit Yj . OE we Pp. m., at fashington., D. _ of furs and skins from the below named in- , ot... mew: Yorr.- Ni seo ; “a: D. J. HALLEY. Secretary. Vii IN 4 ‘S : ish spea*ing cou Deep down in the nap of th e rug are i Pp P oP 4 ' y | Stephen Sosnovec, aged wd years. dear — divi 4uale cane and nn . herein col- re April, 14%: WwW. oo re? ie. Ne vorl : a bind f B: a - \Io Jan - ¥F wT Ov in Lg Ba tora A ‘B SP Ro ando > gs. Gri 1s very small iéces Thi =P Y lof E, J. Sosnovec and the late Mary J. Sos- ae ew ee ee r.; Kaye & Maron, 5 . Th) sh — ——— liave reduced th 3 “7, F ~3 rit, brought in on the soles of shoe: | , “is a Pg = g Willy, H/A ‘novec (nee Burian), beloved brother of Jolin ‘ectively called the Debtors. and did make . or) N. Y.: Khee! Son ’ ADOPTION - = te GaN at tet Hie, of rock. cinders, glass, ete —too small to see with the naked eve. ty Yee / | ) |B. pbosnev ec. Poe F eH |advanceg thereon either to the owner or for, S venth av., New ‘York, x. | Ay er, | _~ ao ee MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES : th « ) Vv ssed : es 'from Moydel! parlors, Mississippi! and Alien freight and charges, none of which advances | 4) “W. 20th st.. New Yor +f Me : “Ol ADOP TION—-Fine, heaithy dar’ - > use: ) other : The fine hair- like nap 18 gradually cut ¢ if t being aie , :} ay enues. to St. Wenceslaus’ Church, thence | have been paid to the Fur Exchange. 4+ rkerkandel, 216 W, “7ih st.. New ric, ey ec baby girl, 1% months vid. = ta} — yo ; IAN eas eo ~y mare é . ten against this sharp grit. That - ; WB é 8S. Peter and Paul's Cemetery. (¢) | though demand hag been made therefor and ; Ket thout chitdre i. Hox M-203, Posi-Dis._( werlieans SUDAE SAT 6k -Disvates: : ee is the main cause of rug wear. a UN oe Ce OMAST. at S80 non at Satone Kaw: |more than 60 days have elapsed since the Yor." Ny: jun Bros., , Bith }) GAS PEC os cleaned. $2.50: qusrantesd ae ‘ . : nit Hale Ha Nan : 4 W A. Thomas, at the. age of 68 vears, a |date of such advances and each of th@ »#t, New York, N. Y,; Koruvluch & Soa, “ | LOST and FOUND | 304M, | ea a . Get. the grit and you save the marti tiHnH TAAL HTTHRRE HTTP ETHIE } : | Tesident of Bt, Louis. corer y of Moberly, | Debtors is in defauit with respect thereto: | +: Ve. wth st. N York, N, o. Kur a jinmensigpinn j : | ii ) ‘ ar t \er SY i ‘ ** . ‘ - 1 e . j - ruge THUS) 1 HATTIE 7 ‘ ; land Lottie ‘Thomas, on o “Martin of now, therefore, notice Is hereby given £0 /treal, Can.; Kurtae, Paul, 1) 'e SOE wt. | te Gear of ae 9S Janning cacti S23 Hy i Y : y Kan.: Mrs. Fidward NortKamper leach of sald Debtors and to the public that New — . N. Y¥.; ULadenheimn icktuali, | _ : : LOST > ; and stove repairer. en 273k - | sand Louis and Mrs. if. Gring of Chicago, ithe Fur Exchange, beginning Feb. $1. 19°21, an ah pial Finn N y . 23. . . 2 res ath ‘*. cal co 5 a GAS PIPES bio" wa, out. ¢ ‘a ‘. contre “gett, 8 de am I Flemin « = e (deceased) , . Al rOMOBIL E CRANK—Lost. Finder please saramteed. a x. en al Funeral! prem tye apt ien & lWelley fu- (at 9 o'clock a. m., or ev soon thereafter as os) Zon i Or 2 tie many notify Tyrler $1 21; reward = Bomont 1412 Re . = P if jANGER Peinter, ;neral parlors, 1 North Taylor avenue, | practicable, an upon the days fvllowing : ; ou W . cote tamil Sadana nm | ; ” = ¥ . ar “ Rite sane | Thursday, Feb. 17, at 2:30 p. m.. to Zion },...¢, gg _ _ : se i? me : s. ‘ * B AR PIN—L ost; with | emai diamond, On| GAS WA "ER “iz Al ER—S15. aes, war te work . 1 r until gold, willl sell, at Its auction rooms, | 4p, « Tew rs mn : Sth st between Pt and Chestnut, or mone better. GUS N. Saral ‘emetery. on St. Charies Rock road. . , $th #t., ! : mm 2 6 .- J , a. Main 1187 lo N. a ' Friends tnvited. southeast corner of Fourth and Markets 8¢s., 40 ww. : / ae ‘ork. N. ¥.: Let Bellefontaine car: reware fain Lis. S080 ae oa ks | | Moberly (Mo.) papers please copy. (c) |g. Louis, Mo., at vubiic auction upon the ve - Ww. 28th st.. New Fork, 3 PIN—Lost, diamond_ bar pin, knife. JOBBING in plestering, tuck pointing and can give reference [RNER—Em!! phan beloved husband | terms and con as tions set forth in its pub- | > : *. 2 J on, i vin Air ‘Can, 1 et oe le setting; a 337 s Maple, afte: brickla in : prices reasonable. A am ot. ae J . be Re 3 ¥ ; , , : a | avenue. 'e R kopf’ extent of such indebtedness, the lots of furs ros. Wi 9044 eB, ; BAR PIN—Lost: Tuesday afternoon; silver: IDEATIFICATION . photos ‘or — Se aia hoot e 4ue) | Funeral services at Rindskopf's onger- and skins held by the Fur Exchange ag col- 34 WW. t ws i’ | rhinestones across fro Forest 2041J;| Government and other positions re gf nook keep ips * ‘ee |takine parlors. Wednesday, Feb. 16, 19°1, | lateral to the Indebtedness of each of the w ys 7 & a ' weward. 4537 Evans. | . '' quire photo with application forms: 7-45, Pow napa’ ch at 3 p.m urial at Littie Rock, Ark., Debtors for moneys to them advanced and soeneee | Weee ‘2% in So tb A Mth :, ——— ~ service and dete tive copies made an — Cate aa AN- Tr o Thursday morning. “a for interest. nsurance, carrying and other. , ” & Ns OG ~ ta. Bi ADS—Lost, grad ual eu 8 : I } : Auto: HOOLe D: ivers’ Picture ter A + piel nese : re! = rend Memphis (Teun.) and Little Rock (ane. charges: the names and addresses last knowN = jatot, 137 W. @cth st. New York &% Y.: beads; reward, SOS7A Shaw v.; Vieto> _cense. 11 8. 6h st. WERE i wees: * papers please copy. ‘to the Fur Exchange of sald Debtors belDS Juwis, Bar ib: Sor ay or? | t #4 Peer “So 1141. B. P.O. E. nidin iC. Sent ye & Jacobson, 123 W. 6th st. New woot. DRIDGE—On Monday, adivostox, ISSIR. coon 4 oo New _ ork City celver = i —— er pony bee ——~ ~ So owititn wee j “iis a ee ” ¥o.8 . de re we, : . ‘ > : " . “ ; . ets error. Soild as ie zy) (3:00 Pp. m,, Cecel: ldridge il, re of A. Scand , syeney, “U TULDE) thi Esiat owenth .| BROOCH—Lost, round scroil, diamond in rs > s a W ebat er 144 b anmiing eueens. .% fs 4 (nee Mic el ner), beloved wife ecrge ; “Aila* By rhnes B ros. . care ‘ . ° ne J 72 } as Steffer r i | ceriter, and pearls; leepseake from hus- 4 Cs. B R, AL 'ER SU PPL e ee eo .s Tia) = P ' ; as - - M +> r f r . a : } 7 " ’ 3 ‘ . . ’ ~ . . = é “my =} af 4 —» | ’ : 30 5 ’ BN i" 4 ux . ; ™” “ " > ® « fh) \\ Og dridse dear : 10Lne bg ay ong a! : “Al () ° | “We, tturtrer . | . © afve ! art 0 _~. ——, am . ; Vy ' ’ } 4 ; | y / / ‘ie " ; coi 4 - _— — = . . needs WoTRK at once, or stolen: rew vard. ; ) . i : _WALL PAPER CLEANING, ETC FOUNG ViN—wWishes ty icas & pony. 106 Rue Feaumu ar a. a wv Y . ay ian) eel *—Lost, Holstein yeerling calf; strayed Thureday. Fed. 17. at 2 pw. m..| France; Marui Co. 17 Tol! wacho “Nic r in fruptcy f ist a im Bensiek funeral pariors, 1138 mé, Yokohama, Japan; Miura & Co., 4 lou- | Har ry Mande}! a . New York, CAMEO PIN—Lost; 14, Phone For- Sixth street, tnence to Caivar’ en-dori, Osaka, Japan; Moller, W. ©., us i N, a Magrani & Delsignor, 9) . 28) est +#400R. SUBBA Kensington av.; re- av ARANTEED paper ng. ‘St - i pean t ic emetery. ‘C) Hi iatte and P elsy ‘arebre Jak) Dran nen. No! Ways . - New York, NN. os Marea, Ss. Be : _ward. ee " Sateen Mil ler, _4011 _Page t bl. mr in me area “ t No MAN——fi i¢ ; . wu ‘On —Entered into rest on Monday, Feb. fori Fur Co., O., 1U-14 Nishingohard Kita-| § St, Peter t.. New Orleans, 23 ‘lo COLLIE-—Lost. light tan and white; reward . veliable, cesires 92 4:25 a. m.. Josephine Wuch ore “= Chome, Osaka, Japan; Nanri Tradiaf ‘Trad! Co., 450 St. Paul st... W for information or return of same. Bird- HURRY! Rooms papered up — ' experience dearly ba-| ©2.. 7-30 Kiavaka-dori 2 _Chome, Yoko- Jan.; ote a | ro. Mae ait W./| man, 1813 8. Jefferson. (0.3) Bisch, 3818 Callhornia; * tS TP teceseary Box and darling Japan; Ni! hon Moni, — i os he- ° ‘ N. Bue | ROOMS PAPERED, $8: erence! nae ‘mother of the e Mrs. F. Brat bec, Mrs. | © Bent endori, Yoiohaima Japan; F car- Ww , t = Y he | Carthy TAG 486A—Lost; notify Mac- Hillman, 3453 Potomac: Victor 1OUNG MAN-— m or of Brestisjava, No, jmania; Wulfsohn ee. Rittefatrasse 25. tll ; st., yw itreal, , : he! white and tan; reward. 1014 N. 10th fc) PR ) F E S S I O NAL; COOK—¢! sferen: erie: 4 4 “ r "ES , s P » i aml iggourl 1ocge .« ~s Veipzig, Germany, Efron Geo., ervatlies | py fg. Co. St : ee Gnnta hea. ian 4 ge Be an pee W ith youl own e\ €s 1 youl owh nome how { 1€ Eos S., and Seif-Culture Club. (c3) {| Hotel, a alcennale, Russia: CGalavanoff ; — e tgs bird a lg Noe. eee ies ret cook ne 2 ‘s G. Viad ivostok Russia: Flaveff , na.@ Two an Spine Collar, ilverai re- | , n.; Nox Hide & : . ° : . . dae ' : : kk. ' aveff, assil “? u 2 "tnnip 3 yt es - | ft ’ sity — een the Orit. Have America s famous : Sasi renen K, mates ess at wd | dee |H. & Co., 10; W. 28! a New oe Wew EE DANCING athe rat ~. os ‘: Ase oo, wi eed a + TRIN set UM Ps em RIN onl ee ag Seni Ae) ta Saas AAPOR ype Be DIN a egy 2 ow ~ — a ee aaa COMPTOMETER oOrr RAT tion: 8 months angen’ - ee ere eR or i aR Siege ala Bie as Fe ER } » | DOG Lost; “brindle ‘bu! 1: : kK; § r rs ee a —W bite s . and tall license No ‘ : rard. in AN : CLASS et Princess wi 433 Me Coryell. th | |} Austrailia; Wobayashi, ; , - fork, N. Y.: bt. Seeley, ac , be work c n nN a em on a O P E R ~ O N A - ‘okohama, Japa ' ‘ N WwW ro : N. 4 ; (ore ole din ag qd as wert Ie TORS 4 ete LE AR Ze TO DANC E in 7 pi iva ” lore wah | “ g 1 yl g SS S r ti hn L on! of vA i Ul) r, tre iA =| 4 7 . Ds. +? . Bt oan . ‘hi ; ; ee 51. Asske--Loet, tortu se shell, r - $8, at Ni icho ‘as’, 49164 Del: ee car or cafeteria _Pt r° ; ? , . c me P ‘ ur i ‘ ‘ . " Y, b : "7 2 eee oe . > RE RNR eI ctasgi ‘roadway, ; A ee s, ‘ew foundiand; leather case, Feb. 9; reward. iversi_e | SBLECT part ba PERSONAL ‘aul st., W. Montreal, Que., Canad i las / ; + hay * : 267. ios SELF pat ng s, over ne o - P i t \ sviol- , } } Y.: py re ‘ \ =. : ae , z strangers tntrodi edd, No wonder the America cleans the i . - SSS Get that damaging er it ont of Joong! ug of d 5 : ! 7 hetter v : a +} +4 ° We BET Sheet; bunch, on Lueas. marke Park av.; Park ar id (ompton care “> ; ? - ; 2 ; wy > ic —— y ’ ? ~ mfr 4 Fu ire y it. s ‘ r ’ . ° . wy — "a oe ~ a ori ee | . ‘ rugs as well as the dust. Grit is the | —= , Tug of dust so much better—no won | zen ae rug cles ~~ ve "Rotgera ae n, . ie Paul ot. Walter Brown, 907 Washington; rewerd. | DANCIN Gta wht in 4 private tessons at any «th + ~ 1 e main cause of bare snots on rugs. If : orig : der it cleans all things sO muco more Che: at al b de. — on Caw = 6 6f'ur ‘o.. Main and Locust sts., si n.: ottasct udwilye. : : : “oh a... | LAVAL [ IES th—L ost; “diamond set; reward nour; classes nightiv: 60 pert nest’: , , ; “a z “11° 3 o} Pi. "1 —— oe teal bi — _----—-- wuls io.; American Fur i ; Uryp., * ow ; ra , “upor larnuna if retur aa to Reese, 3821 ] Morga nford ra. | tors; results guarantee. dell . vou keep out the grit, your rugs will i , ~ ru C s initia! s J. I" ; A. : - eward. Lindell Bo" "8 ) | OTHERS = = SS, f p_Centyes 2enu ms gar zs AS = 4 : + “* 7s * rns rrr ‘ . Seek Ms 4 " Y 7 : . ° ° . _* . Mets - ‘ b uO! ° mena, ‘ , = ” : way I ry our - er - = 7 You ean get the fine dust out of a rug dust that America’s powerful air-su elr CC st.. New York, N._Y.; Atkins, L, G., 3 ~~ eR EE ee oe “ein. LUCKE ee , gold, with picture, in West y copy our advertisement, Dut OUSEK REY iti : + . se - - “o ‘nd j ° - a 7] s fh At., Nel ark, N. 1.5 An GE ixth ayv., New York, N. ¥.3 Fe bg nd LOCKET—Loest; small. with small diamond: Phone Lindell 43: F . . . ° as “ ‘ st.. New York, ; » pe : BF rapst h our success proves our training upsur- or emp!o) ed coupie. Ca! with any ordinary elee tric suction, but it takes tion gets out Oi a Tug, the tine Pp leces of grit that syventh Veo ey York Ns tt cy \ tock 123 W. 28th et., Nev fork, N. *.; me sday a Gee « ay 1208 "rows , passed; Berthbardt’s teach dancing cor- «ON Lith , ; a ’ Pull, Vv. Jt st bes aX rH. 4 7 ‘vy. FRosen berg -eceivel ankruptcs th ue . e “ rectl iothing ol'srepre ¢t ae : far greater suction to lift heavy grit out, that cause so much damage. You will be astonished | Missing heirs are being sought | fem Mh Nau trustee in” Bankrupiey Te eeen Sis a Welnetnck. San ie Grove a. ae fullures lesen Gant nan hooks tp HoUs KEE on hats ri “— ° . . . "9 - «3 e©avi asd . ‘ - -_- —-- — ss see Oe, : sit ‘ i : . » ‘ ¢ 7 ¢ t ¢ ’ y ‘ ; - [ =e i ist) agun . ‘ se \ I ha a . : y P +e ‘ at . S , ‘ | { — | Ast ly VW tri an i ate | ’ ms . 2. ' . + if not or ea” = . ig: held in by clinging nap. ) te ste, through s magaitying. gam, how shar throughout the world. Many ]av., New york, N. ¥.; Bell, GW. & ay sl Ww Soth ot. New York, N. ¥i| 8. Scat blue, th a Fee ech ee eat SUED See oe enced Linde! 437 The wonderful America Electric Suction Cleaner this grit is and what it is—glass, cindrrs, coal. Se a 238 W. E8th st, New York, N. ¥.; Berg. 1. | Srpl5! po PH Mee in Benkeuptey of | 6265 Pesehink Cabasy 4008, 7 __.| ERARN to dance at Cave Dunclan Laake HOUBEW OMAN “Ait co TAS especially built with “a 50h 0 more powerful rock, ete, llave this As onderfu! diemonst ra tion in people are today living in colu- es = fi, ees : ry eB ; i \V rh, ‘ e -atate yf i : ie ; + , fc wot, 13] . Mi INE a ost, $90) bill, at Spr ring an: , . « r~ | "Oth and “~" te. " a a emmy. hor veew ork. "ON 33. Yr! ne. air motor to get the grit the safe air-suction way, your home NOW. Remember it 's FREE. | ptey 01 : A a@iih z 2 ” nak aoe . io . , Uiil Rt.. AC oWe Res A See ive: Was fo uund oy email zg ‘rl; rew ard. Tuesday, "7 Lbursedayvy ane 7 At TNORESS— Bit by ‘£90 : ° _ . a parative poverty who are really ee ae . ce he OE es Mee ie ats ~~ 84 even a@v., .veV ork, N. Y. — R. F. Garn Grand 2771). ” classes every Wednesday Frid ' ; home. 1044 N. News The mouth of the America is twice as big as member, there’s NO OBLIGATION, Remember, 3 e ~ York, ; other electric suction cleaners. there's NO EXPENSE, 7 rich, but do not _—_ -* Sroau wa . ; ae ; P MONE ra S10, tn envelope, addressed 8 J + . be os TAD Dit F s « know it You \ New | a9 yonnken, "Rat egggs ean ‘lcxere, in Nugents or Hodiamont ee Call or phone Bomont 2 Soup (c rt and Friday Lindg ‘ od ; oo ae ° ‘man tros., °% i 3 -eceiver : fankruptecs ' te af reward. 6147 Horton pl DANCE: at Cave Dan: ‘ting Acacemy, 29th aaa *aUNDR ers “Bit. ; co many be one of them. Send for | Nor Minneapolis, 2). ; ermstein Fur ¢; ew & Co.. t.. New York, "isG—-Lost, Feb. 14 ountin 1 to Si 16 Olive et ‘., where they have a marvelous atendy reference ie ' See a hi” im currener. $10 chec "ae floor, with entrancing dance music, pleasant = Tas ; Us ' : . ‘ . iv, / fy . ur Dey é . vs * ‘* - pit w "~« 72 - i’, . ACH ‘ ° > ‘ ; ; , 2 Jue i } . . “ . ; } sn enth A ND K o nd. fy m _} . ar rr in & elidiuan, : Sevent! Os: Nan rk. a x ante 1 > ; , an ; fferson — , — + > ae surround! nzs and the best of accommoda- wae G2270 4a ya / sett YAR A(0-page eloth-bound Index ee es es a eekabinen . New York, N.Y. nson, R. S.. 18 bet ween Jef eon | Left : © ot tions; every Tuesday, Thureday, Baturdes et 237 444 Vy % | éé : . : is MNeceiver = § it lankrupteys : a st of | a= "yy: - “Ogth at. New York, N. ¥.; Ma 1309 N. 1 ett; a re erukatey and Sunday evenipgs; BG 'XDRE uo — si 3 ne , jj Rook. “‘Missine Heirs and NeéxXtitearneein & Feldman. £233 Broadway, New lo ote,” Boies t& Bankronies oe 7 — : eqeatianmenet from 2:30 to 6 p. m. he e. Forest 4308. / x ™ - - Bidd! al burt ke, | pe wer em, 89 Beaver s ' NEC BPIE E—Lost, | ndervoorts, iuves- ladies %5c; checkroom tree Tuesday and ; .FSB- ; i x ; } - © a J _ me ~ m » ™ * - ’ - . ’ — . Bo ° ° “~ _ " .Y . ‘ . . , * . : thy -4 . . . os . > "NOON * . , . ‘y \ hie ¢ .” ‘ ‘ . "Te = . ’ ‘ / UY fe | of Kin. containing care} ully “ a ana . | ber. Sa. : oul York, ny * > nh. imme] , Xi "Os we a | , : St y> ns ive! Q tan case. Piease return 4: a S04 Easton nm; re- PP BPB BPO DAD DLL DS SOS Pt at Th weday and ride heirs and unclaimed estates whieh regen ome a a Sy, yg FE upicy of th stat Stm Ro nhock ward i - 2 EA DETECTIV E—Expert: thadowing and “S06R 4 nea’ ‘ ni : : on orn, Ne os ir) er, . st: Nie rk, - OV ERC OAT ] Rosati ‘art 2 bo ook o' ercont, Mon- vestigat! ng; locat?s_ pissing peop! ; 1 a. aul ae T R cf have beenu advertised for. here eceiver in Ban z tcy of the Estate of iH ‘0. rt Arthn a nt., Cat a lay night at 4054 '. Andell, ean. avoid Newberry. Forest 7594. a ’ AUME ee ~ The ( Leanne) tha f VES the ar ee = y AT: “pon vege gate wad Mga: - ye «64NOW faenstiel Fur Co.. Inc., ww NN. th > ‘ ‘. : =F 4 - 7 a. oe ° : . e . “ " . gee ‘ AA ‘ :t— »at eontainin on piec wud ine). zindell O4. De! nar Xx. Wherever the America is compared by actua! test in the ; 7) Abpea ase ee sgt Ing Heirs we offer for sale con-}. hoes seagate = x. cee a 4 W. =Sth st. New J 0rk, 2. 7 um- | on t! - Lost, pieces ining one piece “ paws o a aes "Tisow and Thured home. it 8 aiways first choi eC. Don't mak e the Miists? ke " " a a boseis tains thousands oft names WW] eh fork, ‘N Ps i 3. ¥ . . a: "oT ; th st ~ Sage 7 ms Ix ’ et 1] - v. Beh st. \ aos (‘abanv H907W j : Miss JA‘ K SON. ludy detective. does anad- LAL NDR be—_Piret claan of buying any cleaner until vou know why the America — Pe EES Bt om ee ; ' Ne! form... 2». “.: Brower, 2. E ~ wW Pork. ° °.: Hart Hisenberg. Recelver In EARL BEADS—Lost, short string of pearl owing and investigating; ates Y reita- acd Saturda “ig #0 superior. Thousands in use for years. Mully guar- : = . be Pager etic Het be har e appeared Iti Ameri “an. (.A- [31st st.. New York, N. Y.: Brill Fu ; ‘ankruptey in the FE ' ter, Rutehi ¢ heads. Fridav eve ain zg. on Grand, Shenan- eae i com beaten’; Bas y vond-tentiat Weis anteed. A pprov ed by (ood liouse kee ‘ping Institute. \ Yi . . Riise ae cyt Ste moe : ° a r atree! % ar’ eward: valued as keep- v a es a’ , "es VT ar —Wants pri’ ate few dollars dow n keeps it in your home—ba tlan: ‘e by the ath i ~\ . ach it 333 Hnadiah, Ev orl sh AOL OL h. 1) ish, m4 . de, badd gs 8 ‘ os of . Ae : cr r ' J. 2 2 t.. : it sine Pay aN ts .ictor RO0L | . )) EX X-OF FI’ E Rk does shadowing. invest ating, rmaterntty cases T,! inde month at Wwe Wel lorny: | - | RB : Ye. en, Uti Lows. ae = iter i. Ernst. feiver in act PENCIL at. Wversharp: initials [L. M.: . locates missing people. Offices 817-816 Care ——— —— : ‘M/ SO ae isis Reese? elsh, German, I reneb, be giau pe! me IUOL ES.: LIS, EN — 7. weck & Breger, 140 ela and ? “irginia; reward. letop Ri ith & Olive. Phon Olive 3717.(e8) NURSE —tit ; Mat at Domestic Electric Co., i Waa @ Wa Wee ee | Swedish. Indian, Colonial and {er fod N0 a8in se Nak Srorks (8 Ys Con Naa at, Se Leuie, Mos Sapinient | pre tage, atonday Fen 14, clnvle fend INSTRUCTION eE raacHcal: NURSING other newspapers, inserted by inser & Co., 6a W. Conway st.. Baltinore SEE {ea EF IF apa lbs Bs fs hip t inch ameter; toward. aan pnt nervous vase 3 i At | ee | OC Ba Co., 6-8 W. C iy at., Be Lore Ne ; me Helfand, o> = 100. | “ae * . _ Fert oe Lind a 908 Pine St Both Phones | —— A | ue lawyers, exccutors. admunistra-|or ‘the Estate of Lewis Eaer & ov low. 6 6890 Broadway, New York. \. 0.3 Gam | Pix ow. eG en Missouri A ollege of Optometry om e } #ERi¢ . q R, Ore “ moyen . US } hoe . . . se a oe Evening Classes tid pel ows’ Bid i) (08) tors. Also contains list of En-lana ‘naw Fur Co. 217 bt. Paul] Resketoon, @esh.. Can.; Savitt ae SEE] Sendey efteruces. aro na RS41I. Olive 7691 Central 36/7 oe Ww = Mt | Hh i; / glish and Irish Courts of Chan-[0s’, Sedvurv, Ont., Can: Cantor & Angel, | [ Savitt, 33 y. Roosevelt ru.. Celeage, | ** Oe and Eine hisheer. Geena lace iat ; ' , oe : 3 ‘ : : , - . — c , ° ° %. \ a 4 j ‘ 7. \ j . \ 2 : ’ re j Ale | ' in aAnArupi . -_- 4 4 ‘ . or NG _ oct r) , al cery and en umed dividends fie. Mn OW 88h a on tae eee * ovis. ‘ations 3 : " Se ne ee ee ae “ ie > Ne hag on ag peng coap : . > “ae ae weal ay % 2- * ERR OG OO AR er ot Phe - . . Py | ' ca ee — a A. &. onfinement can fnd assistance at t list oO 2 te ‘r p or oo OU ss. Morris, Trustes Vank Bide... hicage, ., SAaLer « » PEW TT Lees pea Ee tn Sttaet..| ot:, Louls Maternity Hospital, 4518 Wash- x i Dank Ene hand, TOURiraetcy af the Katace of Sas , as | OB. feventh al sw York, N. Y.; 1 : G car, reward. Obs | ington (o37) 290331 hes ~~ : = , ie lame or vour ancestor ‘Ss mav healt}: ~! s : rork, Le; W. | Bros., £05 W. -tnh ve NEW LOK. w. 3 =~ — --— — — ae es ae —— i ss atk I Res , att a / , a w | : aa ° 3 : — 2 a? : : ] ‘* . . " ft — sae? - ee ee “Ws eae a .’ le! .eT m t¢ rea? (dell; rewar Cc troiysis in ies oniv. Mise EF. Callens ence If ricai work ¢ * ; ‘ ” — ; A > s o "rm . rr ° bo y hay , oo tone , a ; ‘ tehti r 1 Li. “3 f ps +t , oe . - ' _ ts , “oll | THEATRICAL Barney : = = Zip INTERNATIONAL Ne fcohen & Bon, 1, 123 W. zn st, | Sehettegr, Lelix. S10, Vamming, Triste: | 2hS—And rin, leet, sutemobiie, Call) ul ni ‘HELP W . | = — a Z = ' ‘pr*\" , ville, Met.; ooper, Morris, ¢ V. Neth t , ankruptey of tin ; Po. | mn , — 7 hea mie * ATEURS Wd Monday night: 3 cash " = —s : ( LAIM AGE \¢ 7 ew ork, ; ru, Ben, 6D. , | Sehtitser , oSth St., sew a4 ef OR ie a : tain i © a 8 prizes; carfare to losers. Apply Inanager, - “3 { Nien "ork ’ ol a Rood Schuchoer, ' A pe rehh 8s; Paik __ Te , é' ' a : . m Theater 291° Chippewa et ae ) - >* . “y . As a bhd ; i , -v € i “+ hE et Shupni's ’ ng Sayer ride road ; nN . . = 8 MEN, B Dept. 15 Pittsburgh, Pa.lhes care Sou a nw ek. 2 tee. ee ik, N. ¥.; Schwartz, « . Ard ire, on rim; > GAxd, Cail Co RUS GIRLS Wtd.—Salary $30. Call 1 406 Saye pvr a 5 S. mf - weitil » New al ‘ _.. ; ork. WN. fa J 0P4R : oe writ . ibia Theater Hida. = : BAKER—Experi — eee Seattle, Wash.: owdus, J. C., ) rne. -. yr t Mole TIRE—Lost; one 33x mh dich ‘T im the tnovies; for particulars call 408 iW Fie: iway end SEALED 2 St. Lou'ts, Mo rnp, Pre LreRl, CO. SCRE eee a a ae ard ti Stee SSE ae raphe clumbla Theater Bidg. — uh—Becond band. PROPOSALS ’ ? *\ ; : ¢ ‘ ‘ >] > “ ew . se : : ae m7 a - rh epri ig at si? . : ren . 3 ° ¢ 4 = == 2 Natural Bridge. : > . > ~ ey" ; ° . : «* st \ » per ad 1 e' 4 . ‘ ‘ . . . a ‘ wat ™ win °? t nee “Third heed, a ' : e , M i § O y M E N | ‘seorge laut, FOtCh & | rin ig enth a) fork, N. Y.; Sh : a. , ER ret band DE | | room o} tat Commit | M.& Son, 268 “Seventh av, Naw Vock, | York, N, ¥.i Shocker, Sherman, Wisema pf A me Hla, WANTED . ; aa e a , “Washington, 7 ; iM i : i3 r 26 Sth > bOP ES |S . eh. on rolls and & GOETSCH—Asicep esxus, on TI aeseay : LINK— nm efday, ». tis ae ai OD SR : . Nev "ork. ' ,' by ; , Morr iw fv PUD eV Olk, \" ‘THI. st jndayr afternoon, in Ries m2. 7-90. Poeset-Diapat J 121, & ~ De p. im.,.Miidred Me a. m., Bertha Link nee Wunscli), ne- tn puntos ie aver tt Sila ie & .. 2 sf \ York ‘\ - Liar bE eeCSIVEG! , nati ~ ‘arden nh a westboun ar) . a : ‘ Goetach, beloved dat ighter of Otto and Louise iO*+ ed wile f ‘Tank i. ink, i@ur ile Z lt Tigges ; , Y' apapy BK tern orti ! ‘ rts it? © Suan ’ rts if the ssiate O Morri “ieRe! "a " \e , . icigir at als MEN, BOYS BAR ER—Food second N—On Monday, Feb. 14, 1921, at (oetsaeh (uee Niebubr). dear gr "ana hild atid F aires ui’ PehslOLt. \j -« _ Lega Al: oy ode } “ote = es Ate, Piaot is, OR. Lng I ‘ ? ‘oe _ : ’ > ms 4 R ‘ ' . . rary bi awa . L Orem. . > “ "izi¢ : % ; > ae tat ., i” 14 Central ? “ “ _—" . lies “ _? rT cet underste la horve, Elizabeth, Ne J., after a linger- niece, at the age of “0 vears. and un Lin: n ar mothe, . 3 ae 7 PsOPUSAIS > ork. WN Dirierstein Vin o> We Richardson, ‘ athe Y., BUmMoncoen oe ee a} —" 7 ceneronsa reward ACCOUNTANT—-Will open. close oF ed need app! P m ‘ ing ness, (haries M. Alien Jr., father of Due notice of funeral later | law an d grandmother, . gap “ a ee See waru ut AT enue a es Tanteantee Bee | Sine art as W. 280 t.. Ne ut — —— books, prepare fSiancial statement ed tas N “BOOK FINS Charlies M. Ul and Walter Best Allen. (c) “uneral from Wack > le. fus sto hoy « “SB So DY the Joint %.. 32° ¥ a Mae — % oe pe id H Hider & relies [,] Lost, elf cial ana oom. reports. Olive “906 ‘own. steacy poettion CA Entered into reat on Monday, Fen, | ¥R° ee Dtered inte rest on Monday. | nariors, 2333 § _Proadway, ‘Thursday, Feb, ok tiie heals aie ow ay 7 fdder f pray ‘nae. £ som gs AR ceive t krupt f the Masta of om Boyd's job, han ive, Feo DAKE wt en = a AGdresa n ference . . io eb. 14 19°; ] at ‘ . o ‘ . . . ( [ nite 2 c ‘ : -ory = 4 ‘ . . . . . * . " . . én . . ' . a rAl - R—Sit ‘ Pr iA re ? en e721, 4p. m., Arthur F, Case. . oes a . at a. m., Ss. ter 7 . itis \ e 4 ,) aes oP) , a .* rit ard 3 . m » ee a ed Ne ON a RN A Nee AB irs To werk in eiec nae = + yy & a 17, at 30 &. sh fron: the residence of his sister, Mi io rmmontl ‘ : cu0Nn ee in the i erest , tla : . . 4 : : , — vis oe - - ” he wo , \ ATS T—! Bz; blue bra’de Zeurk avi : —— hie — a ; ate family residence, 1300 Ferguson George A. Nieman, 4504A Clarence ‘ul 1 Thursdéa: ; at * . ernmen: ites ay saad 4 ; nh Bre f. CULES Sie cae ae: ae duvets rewar . Hamilton pl : sit 5 ‘are . nd 'T-—For drug store. € ree sfc St. rf ‘ather ine 5 rv \ x . \ Lae eT. , see se, , sa’ ; “a. . , " P : . : : kee tv Bi hittin Cemetery. i : i ‘ : ef tc i ' age x . ai eos aie, ae J peda bah ' struc- stiman its . “ti ; a1 ite at. _ “Sobel. : . a ee ' ; Yew O88 . ‘ ‘ ' 2% a - BRi« Kt. AYERS At “ ae ot apa ) aAwe sm. ANN—E ntered into rest on Tuas- | cent ars pes et —_ anied by standard peeitication ac Yor 6. ¥.; Arthur ' ry ol. Rac in | SOlOMIC vchner it » |e Joni so LEY SEL ost or stolen. © “ » Wi DRAFTS ~ — —————— in _ North Parkview: + @ne ompanuy Feb, 15. 19721, at 6 a 1 john M.! Biai 1 a ei ae , tained he « iattam® Miamenntt “p a Peg ankruptec. ‘ State Oo ‘oront an.,; RBoiomotr ah she m ir ro ' anueven- . SA. it. ; am OS, , : tT Nun i ifty s-gixth Infantry, H . : saeco 8 Ss See ral + «0, o \F. 2h 7 Vali ns A O- nr Aad Tid re 1s rd, ublie te.) Pl . “i. * , ; Er 'eass ‘ 2* “ . ; \ as oro seal eth, ; reward returned’ no question a shop miei and 4: , aysman n, beloved son of Mollie and th: i f Unio sx-Prisoner " . rinte hington - ge | aay -_— > ' ; . ain A aging a>” (On . ; . iow i. tet os 4 . . - : : > omate - Bighty-ninth Division, and U gited ‘oundry = late Joseph D. Hausinann, dear brother o! iverty Courc!! Ne. & Jr. O. UU. v7 > Lin tudhiniin’ taehtt Gud" oicdien ea pstein, o., : z.. WS . | Rosenkranz J4 \ SL Sing NY sked. *h | Vier ~« Mr. Bu as draftsman, desires positio Bi atin MAN—Mast be America, Tocal No ie) | Russell. Clarence and Adele Hausmann. en... Pe rkced Boss Pies io yin on aa nd to for si hy | ina rs iebergail, 122 "Or, | N. ¥.; Sperling ; evine, noe ’ E Bt, 1e3) RSane ne concern, with future man 100 ) Market CONS NGH ae Monday. Feb. 14. Funeral from family residence, O143A Rod i Feb. 15, 19°). Joneph, we ot yee ‘timated quant ' “ae ik wees ng Ta e.doaum Apiezel OW ZOEK. s\s See Te thence of Seine : ladies” washroom, — Se ~ ae Se ies MaN—Btea4y 9 \ — = Altice cc unningham (nee ter: nan avenue, on Thursday » Fe 17 husban a of Phoebe ley! he igs — of the Tovernmen a “l upDoe embed Basie @ ~ "* ows ' bcd, b ant . 1 er GaN . ; . . ~ ynion. ). Seisvea mother of Blanche Cor- ‘30 a. m.. to New Cathedral. Inter: ment in dear father of Anna tel pa sige path ir ne hi If, ; the cz . we ag Bags ~: a a. ree DM - . vine, - oe Y: ee Tee “1 Tuesdays eventan : liberal reward alterations, tobb! ng: pians furn! ‘ahed. =e ae rigan (nee Cunningham), George and the C ‘alvary Cemetery. CS} ltrether and father-in-iae age i cai nated ovantities for the vea~ __ ce anid ee. IB MW Sth et = ne POR om eye ‘Standard [iss Stella Berryman, 2d floor, O11 Wash eat 8096. Hours 7-1, after 6 p. m. late Willlam > a oe aaa and our dear | HENNING—F nt ha is oe ; funeral i") urs: . . “te as J ‘ . = . a. 102 " 000, , iu i's "Atm helene ty . ‘ pe ae s 2% ; ek ' e! : bs a, i ; ‘ Dre ‘ ; “ , . — , ; — . . - rtoT fe ’ } ™. Be in ‘ HAUT rE r ‘Ye Sit oo! lored : ain " Ws nametie a =e ee +, m1 ° « Geore SO al EO eng ot, Dera 460 O00 no ruoachine-{ ~ aes - ae ~ a ’ Hide ‘and. 33 4 . . , , m4 , , as 2x ae ie; ureday, Feb, 17, at 8:30 a. OS ne . 41021. heme «igs Pp 1s ¢ ait ornia avenue. to Memorial Pat . ” 000,006 ry pouncs nla her weGhine | Walter &. Geeant wt MOTTA, .N. FT. toss pe a om oo Or "W. «Oh ~ 7 ie at) 26 a“ reliable; references, a, Bteady \T satel : aE, of ber son-in-law. Wil- Funeral will lace from Arthur J. | &* mete wes: uy fn pinta Steer: { 0 oy | ial oF the Latats iin & Of - se sey ‘ete’ A 'T Ry . TUBE—Fe F ' areful 4 eon} e! EE. a . 6: & . b ry" " ‘ _ - . j ove nr LY i ng » : ‘ : - - & as . — ; . . ; a, ’ ; a7 a af Church, thence to Calvary Ceme- Ponnelly's funeral periors, ‘tain: Shara a) MLYN vert ZYR—On Wednes lay. b. .! printing paper. high rma = Anieh> 4 Se Ss ; 09 Mroadwa ve ts _ rude Sue 5. A ty a 2046 Mag gazine. nechante; 4 Fee +! experience. F. Sicven othing depart 7 3) . ‘ . : . i i’ ¢ : ‘ : ‘ ‘ “ ha ' - = - " . eau : Wash streets, on hursday morning. 1921. oe Cathe a . ic 17. at il o - lock. Interm ent ' : ’ as la : + “ ‘ nes . vane ‘ wf . , O00 pow Bam rh hd aetyty tin’ gs] : . ‘ ry - . . he \ : . - = ‘ Se ' ! 1} ts ? eteg “5 ser*a f ins Bett T one rT ; aul ae 1s ESSE cee IE ESR , \ _ DAY Buteres into rest on Monde~r, | Cemetery, Deceased waa a member «4 oad arieial : a ; Mary Ward . nak and wk ,: 300, oa unds sized and muper- “Oth st.. “~ ~ New ane. omen . =. ; . —— PEE CHAUPFEU R—Sit, colored: not - _ FA! [OUS & at 10 a. in., James J./ Building Laborers’ Union, Local No. 162.(c) | Frances Mivnarezy& ues mu | Calengered printing paper; 250,000 pounds | iJ 25th at., Nev kN. YY. WF : Stein is, Male cnt. Bt. | ene ean ae ee ie for fortune but living wages; city CABINET M Tay haved né of laura Davis inee Funera fro! far +4 » residence. 4783 Mi: ha Gt priy vat pane: 419.000) we le tahae - ” \ ‘ oe ee yo : ' lene , Wate hlecel » in ‘ horest o444;° ce) NCO, Lasker, Remont_ 08 ‘ ” , fat her of James J. Davis Jr. HY ake eg Tuesday. Feb. 15. 1021. at nesota avenue, on Saturday, Fed. 19, at 8:30 Fretet, book Paper: 0.0 ounds U S M'N. ¥.: Fur Gatherere’ Eaxchana iruptcy of the Estate vf is Nteiner, Se- isT WATCH—t ee Senediion an 4AC FFECR—Sit.; white; 7 yeare : ST. LOU “will take place from the family ? 0 p. Myre. Hughes (nee ia m te St. Hedw gs Chorel th ane oA Vv, white and yiue tine paper achine. | Ath e low WT maak : mee ae eee ee , vu; Sin.: apel, ° _— m ae = ‘3 ae 4 rience references: ht er heavy a ® . 4 L IS C St. Louts avenue, on Th urs- Mite! ell). low at of TT? Lomas J. Afount Olive Cet mat “a on sohertun’ an fri 0 ariea rolis. 8S! inch wl 1) » nownde ove ry er gtet a" rod oe ; . ' es + * ada pee pose : ul : or : ‘f . : as went FS ule. " Rox y ‘38. r mer Di a a4 : % at 8:30 a. m., to Set. Mat- | biughes and dear mot her of Mar al all, John “4 > i ¢_Goidie Hughes, in ber thirtieth sear. — fo) [2,020,000 pounds writing pan ith n , , Gs Saab “ey pn ttle ae yw 4 ~@ Le gg ieee 7 : + oP CHAUFFEUR—Sit.; 28 years, Rh. ve ie) Foneral Friday. Feb. 18. at 2 pm. m.. from } - J ae ered into rest. Tuesday. Feb, ‘hine fin'st +. 864.000 pounds «ritinge na. ! et 7 Pine oe toe ) gg PE yh . eign i clite te dee ; r a ie 3 pwn Og -_ 5 years’ experien. cliy or touring. ered inte reset. sudden), iF Meek « Re KMaT chapel, 3030 Easton ave- i, l i. : 7? > ¥9 4! __ ’ 7 NM aia y i : ; . : as i + M4 rt . ” ; e 5 Js is ft : ‘ ‘ [onrrea ¢* ) . — ‘ ; y ‘ Yai * Se Ne - ‘ rik. "§ : > et , ry t} lot. =o Hy er wen del ° ~ 76S, or ac lress (“hauffeur, 4a hat aoe. Rov Fr. Ferguson, nue. io a.oaiia ‘4 einetery. Frien 48 iny ite. . ' a . - . n4és of jeb work. Bos - tt Ferguson Jr., and our dear ee ic BA ma : ae , i ag - Bp i ef. 5 aaa: , 9 att adore AE dhbies te ro. j roldl cs. e5> 8th st.. Nev : - Abraham Kap 4 ‘handbag; awaliing owner at Fuurth Post - Diepatca, . : : , . . © ‘ hs . . 4 x . b- ‘ : ‘ M . ‘ . a . . - ' ki. | ae rest Monday eb. ie : « r ; . a ° ore ‘ st . bstetii aratlhis ’ : . ft . - ' eezas. ~~ Z a ‘ / Loe i . - ee so ~ ie Bo }r ence, 6209 Pi lymeuth avenue, : MUCHS—E ntered into rest on Teese er: 40.000 poun is kraft wrappt: ms , r eRe ty "ew Yor , ’ : earborn *hicag | I t.: leensed; ) Elizabeth Fiynn. Picker Cemetery. Deceased ve @member| Fed. 15, 1921, John Muc! 18, nh 000,000 pounds anila paver: an wae oy ee; ae Sere BN.: = Me * . han & 6 y SUG ave! ) w | Tegl 1x. BB Seventh av.. Nex * farntiler with any kind power nn ose Sone mother | of Red. Washington No. 11, 8. P. 8. ang | 70ers: beloved fat her of Mrs«, Lena .| pounds manila tr pat Naber: °35.000 7. ey ami co hae me = ere’ Corp. 7 ne ; "BUSINESS Gi LR A eae aS n ant or dear’ eee | | Lodge hare! Heviicek Borov sky No. 16. (od) Crants, Katherine nd Utto Muchs ‘ 1d | po nas THAN hoard: 80.000 pound a ankruptes : F ~ he phe an ; :” ot Newark, N. J wie . : s{- aR ~ n eh 4 ast “yr on, _pteagay. , e e D. } +. wi and? acer of Fi} 4 F € 1 it. a nd our Teut- ' wr Loe 74) fad) Te? f ‘e pr iat , — ’ Perey ‘ hry : \ a nw : .* : art 4 , : . ‘ * ! voile ~~ Coe in ae 9g 23 Howard wae : -* ee nee tac) x} Tun ping ore ry} mn fence ~~ fi het ge oe ‘Y ‘ Bh a ' ara res ( p> . aA . oe : ae ' + re lit of i. ~ ee - fn ro private yt %, 17, at 8:90 a, m., | Proved tiate uf Ds Nock, Margreta . Mriday. Feb. 18. 1 2p) aot a Soares Seeee Bet : —— york, —N ; Haan a \ ae Ss Broadvar : om. CARPET CLEANING- UPHOW Fo) preferred: a ed rong Qe Oe ee ee ae Oe eae hat Re te ‘ oy G00, O00 ponnds ~ Posta err a , R. on” »; Pilanett, : . Jutia Blank ee 8 eb. 18, a: n . : raft 7 ©. ; oy ' Te ont: - , Sin ery : ~ | eeeoae see's (A ay ied to sce tS cok) and our @iee bister-tn-taw noe Penny Cemetery. 1% TL nds noneurlim mined 3 ; | 7 ‘ . bl alie "a Apis ut pate I oe 119 * ates? ' : MUGS clea like new. ro az ¢ Caress (jean- | ust: Dispatch. ‘ tnto rest on w dn aged 64 ie wee +h ' oo’ 'BRIEN—O» T' le@saaRy, } n ‘ » ate a biotrt ? ’ - : Z nound owe , , Yor! 7 : ae by ’ f ori. . y Wegner ing «to. y 28. Easton. me 5636. tod) Mors Ni! *% organing: good . ednes- Funeral from reaidence of her sister \1- ; 26. | OBrien, 2 we ereotype moding paver; 60.000 poun:! Sazandoft 5 at a ct PF “7 W. 26th st., New York, N. Y¥.:) @LOME ’ . > CO.—Gentrat | _*7¢. 3 t Ls mine — Pition: | Julia Blank, 2200 South Broadway, thure: ® Sechilc ny love the 5) monotype keyboard a: casting-machine | N Ilero ante act | rice tha in teceiver in Bar MOBS + AK PET CLEA NIN « 20. ral 7 RP! oe, ~ ) ; a ; } ik | ‘ er { Mi Lane ail ri anxruptcs 4qn4 Doni abl . day, Feb. 17, at 1:30 p. m., to BS, Peter rs. Gordon,| Pe? 15,000 peunds offeet paper, for wi ruptcy of the Estate of Her! Ks of lst ef HH, Wexner, 299 Proad- ———8), MACHIN Labi. >, — alsa «2 wee ~ ~ D1 a ROOD peu : ba. rt Pip ine = . . . ; fe - —" . | / and Paul's Church, thence to C , ie hael and Daniel O'Brien resees is niate = Pap: ‘f§1°0 Broadwa oan 6: : ork, } + Wechsier & Shour. : King. ; tery. Deceased wa was a A es ; Funera! Mriday, Feb. in at a. 30 a ™.. | for em boss! ng prestes: BOOO Ppounde lining tind & arn w “4 +. ’ . Vor “af ’ i om “aw | ork. N. Y.: Wetn- ELECTRIC WIRING. . AFG. > .4 ' Greve Ne, 108, W. C. , from Moydel!l parlor. Mtasiseipp: and Allen and ft +r; 4000 pounds red press. N. } erskovitz, Harr, Siet s | Goawrin 48 W. 2th et... New York, | 6 I eee a onl ‘en ere | | KERNER Entered Into rest wv (c3) | avenues. to St. Vincent de Paul Church board: unds news board: 700,000 w York, X.Y rskovits & Kiel: ix. ¥ M. Friedman, Receiver tn 90-DaT SPECIAL Z a — = t ’ » | ; . “salt . . eat ‘7 sa ° mre. Steiia Poa’.Tuenstch ' TV A NT oT > ar ca ‘. ‘ : ss . - ; one oo e fo” + a \ ety A ‘ wri Ia “dot ] Ne . . rk, : , \Weinechen! er wy a val. Vitpilica W mut >* gi he ; rm mt | wa at the cuick , i of ects i P ' . . . : ; “ : , 5 .n ' Bs - ‘ * aut York. | _ , mt Jig len, % @ureday Bhs C49T Ceal ‘ = <a Bt, “7 . . . ; . é ioet ; : : 5 Fev, 17, 1021, ; schauts al small expense. Pui . ° : he sky TTR, prtotin at es . 3 ; gd fetsker, “Orth , 3 Oth: et.. \i cismman A F i . . York, a. Xu3. ‘Unternaiiopal Raw Fur on Co, and pinachowitn, ‘ 203" W, 27a ste 7178R Atte Saget bee Nate - oe ee ee ie? a Reed
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ae Me) opeprcary viet ee DON’T LET ANY USEFUL THING RUST FROM DISUSE. Advertise it in P-D. “WANTS.” “@& POsT-DISPATCH, =~: a LEP aT ee —_~ —— a ee mea AND MOViNQ Of BITUATIONS—MEN, BOYS HELP WA aun —_ E ‘eon pn | ene EN OO, | SALESMEN WANTED snes Pg SERS REBT IRE A. EE Sa ) HELP ATED ON GIRLS) ~ SALESWOMEN WANTED © ~~ MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE ee ee ee ~~ — ow POD PI nasthii, Peay Ri ; PAB PB a eae eae el oer niture stored righ cy experienced colored: rter | CUTTBR—Ex ; 5 years’ t. try s each day in week. Call Forest my Sis aaa ae ans and door | SALESMAN—High-class drug specialty aity with ” P ‘ f | eens 4-tou loads 98 por ton! mie 34. 283) | i eRe: 21 DELIVERY bore ost-Dispatch. ©} sue essful record selling retail drug trade; RS € adults. 5094 Raymon 5 ey Lijlinery C4 womeé | “tou; 4-100 load. 36. Prt ten = —Experienced in out of city: long trips; big commission with HOt “EWOM AN—teneral housework; 6° Mii S2ic$ ¥ ‘ me Leal $5 per ton, Centra’ 5744; Tyler i 500 se. ne nigh . "? ie! so ver ‘ sie AX , = - handy with carpent ; “grocery; D MOVING Go” oo. . a ; bh rpenter _ toale 202 Who Knows West End. 5705 Delmar: ya vt a account; established company. Box 4) PARA PDP PPL ALLA tO el nighie: no Washing; good wages ak : . OAL—iligh-grate lut P : ie . pS 7p ’ seeamaee position, with good lots: immediate deif a~ ff. to? F proo! warehouse an steady ~_ len in factory or whole- | br: . Yie- . e M- M-219, Poat- Dispatch. ic) Yee ee shopman, for |i urd j ton | 49, Post- Disepetoh So? Bi Watermar lst for west. ~ aveny : —Be "Ford ‘Ta sedan. wishes position | 12th st. oellner Painting Co., A107 NX 5 JESME N— B n we : : a 5 Y-55, Post- Pispatch, _Memorial Home, 2609 Ss. Gran d. ate Publicity Corp., 4718 end 4720 Deln i monastery. Pennsylvania to Alabama and west | women Call. bet Uh... Sent o x to canspie : ad wh (Pee eee S316A i t PP TS aes ia eae f Furniture and Storase ped when desired. F 1 430:1. mes. itt a — --—- (c)! ; —- -- —— eoneerning entering a ) - | a merried, university graduate, ; . )) BALE SMA? N—Experienced cloth hat 1 sth mee - a 9 to Kansas and Texa Znuckeves may | 103 N. Gram ic! ~~ = ted, energetic, capable and am- GAS M. AIN KF ORE M, AN cap salesman, to sell to large reta!l tre »; VIE ry ANXIOl S.—T ee are raii- he foun ty, 1, ; _ y icke! PS mn y : 4s BON : - CANVASSERS AND SOLICITORS SA PrPES®—hRHef nie ’ cs educa ‘ 6 + faenia 4 art found in the woods. You maj AUNDRESS—P Pyiday: yous : warts promising position with! .._*°> Al man for permanent positior ) ~e manufacture the beat and cheapest oads running to C aliforn tHUTOUBN cecure the ery bles ar th. ne! = “di a3 ee ae en —WOME to do repairing Hob Scale ag concern as foreign correspondent es eany. ig to abilite: pun e but amentiamed in the market; excellent opportunity [fet I’tah. lominoes ¢ stal marb: oe and ae “pualgnbortoed preferred. S751 8 ceiver wer TT eee Charies ) s;tieed reply. 3 a 1). ee a man with a built-up territory. Box A-356, vi GOmMil rom any sportin oods ~ . | ie " - - ae nF a Box A-382. PD. te) | Post-Dispatch. eeeey. es ~ WISS BERTHA.—Apply ¢ rhe house 4 die LAUNDRY HELP —2 | CANVASSERS—Girls, $12 p : and| TOOLS—Aute Delly Forge anvil i?) | HA rE Re SALESMEN—Our sales ee aT = Board of Education for a posit $697 4. ¥ {LI ear fate. Call 4 p. m ; is ae Sow ee aute rense young. of 27, aSNae BALESREN—AIUL SMCS OTESHISALION coms | {i | ha nublic hieh schools of S i921.—Eat the oysters with an Thoroughly experienced ¢ ‘1 ten | SOLICITORS —Steady postu , wht O5e2icn 8 —- 4 in i Soft hat th splendid local and traveling position in the puvie Bu scnoe * oyster fork gy gs. “ 4 Pe alg mnie perte ollar girl: a SVL... eVisit ' EOUS NOTICES . & merchand/s g ex erience, ‘Har. a 2 a re. Arply TA? NEDRG i. - embi ‘atholic men to secur Louis “dy , fork. It is proper for a lady rough dr) arkers and esforters wimiesion: ai. or. tart “Hoyle é _MISCEL ANEOUS WANTS Fs h whole- 2U.. i 20) Washington, (c4) | subscriptions for nationally known Cath Me Oa a - or ee Re + oo a 06 shake hands with the gentleman NEW AMERICAN LAUNDRY, Raricx Clo. Co., 606 N. Br onl WR) owe Cm : sea I. M. K.-—the “9% whom she meets on the street, and ~— _ 72019 Morga: ‘ reqwanten . is : " ia ~--- 4 ‘yD ; ee mee . first-class’) JA ANITOR. ‘ — le " a oO; ont Tact Su ae pe i . —E xper! en Cec apartinent Leth ; “A TIOTI, ‘ l ey: vy ‘ “pted > a yt « , ri ¢ : } , if tl t | limar ie te ¥ ~ ie t- 1 Propeait iositsyoam OPmS) house. 5OTS LAndeili. e): plicants $* or. . nonth. J. Li nonsectarian organization an’ / whom she has not seen for a long MaAtlilNhs MARKERS—Apply Leader tau i . , | "4 Ns, : JOB PRES ‘field, 1007 Arcade Bid denominations are accepted as time. Ladies do not usually shake te AL | oa BUSINESS CHANCES eatsiaenatch. nonce : MAID—For generai housework. 5855 Part- ANN PLESS bead a MAN—kxne ) 45 : CE—tL nelailmed articles, con- - “ee PSPEMENCEe t Miiler aaa eatimeetmantincemmma ccna — sat hane ; ; $2.59; F°S. anteed. &. crates copper tubs, 7 boxes! p! trad '") Ronunion aOp, in iat civate iE , members. hands when being introduced. The me Central 9668L. Lin. : @ps and 4 boxes parts, weighing | experienced Sey | unity for an SALESM rei pects woe men th 1e! aA. C. T.—}f you will address »' people should be introduced to the Sale — a ~~ bg a hargail Han BLO te willis wor ce reatest GOMTiC BUCHOR Cheah ou manager of the advertising depart- minister, not vice ver ——First-clags, upstairs, et Bi. ir 10 manag a : val $a. ' referer ‘ee App! v _Faus:, =. eg ts _ BUSINESS CHANCES . a % pupalt cme) é , will be auctioned oft h App! Y fuperintend Ye a ' hir]y : & ent, ; WwW. . LiT~wWwib cM mpaign » ee ? fe \- ~~ : a ¢ 4! , m9 . - - l ~ (o+) ‘ae ." +h: ryie nt of 1} 7) F oat-D Spats il, you mas { "AN? lr Vik MOK LiMBER CO — The M All ‘xt avie + ite , A» ; lin “ BU nei Cc tt Cc Fr It k t HOUSEHOLD Gooos FOR SA &y waa, pe “ I I n s 38 AN — [ekere, attention: heed puaraatesd . Wool 10~ ‘af . oi, | KIfCHEN MAN—a round. Behertz's Nes. | 7 oJ arena 3733R Ss. gasfitter : — pauinapees 4 taurant, 4109 Oli: cape ertz’s les- o emtick. Ask fi cecure the information you "AS! Missouri River is 8000 miles long nam. Warw - Hot — (c55) = Sit ; and peperhenger; reason- | NLA N—Good cof: r == 50) mlectric (0.. % in .. AN EVERLASTING RE t from the Kocky Mot caeerae | to where er arwick otel, 16th and Locust \ se!l movable bake ovens, gusr- out. $2.50; ee able; dey. oF contract; we have ladders. ee lt niin policitor. 1611 Grattan whic are ngap ng ~Latoaggiee GE } sth at qe x ee r ‘* ef Le f \ - " er , e eet #4 a) npmediat e. y. Splat rar © of any Be chap: ape year’s. experience. ic in —— ispateh. mri mn: a CRDER TAK- |, from the he ding one rrect, Althea, Flavia, TLesbia, FPlancnette OPERATORS = a , HARVEY. Water Valley, Miss.cedy | anne wh eases —— zing and 1 wr : By AN—NIght; erienced washer; mus -. ee EXC 5] VE MUSICAT. “Wrom’’ is *e correct preposition (vwnthia. Phvllis Deborah and Pene- ome en 286 Gr — # and ' BRASS pas ae “weed e equipped y five eee il trucks; white preferred. INL 2 ale LET Win he used with “different.” ope Tk ‘ee ing ee scien ee Suapiiegmemmee ) sire t Pi ‘ Ke Sos } , eee «) j . ‘ : Renata, ‘ o . | 1'e ies : é ’ : ; in . low : *. ’ . 4 anit ngie. 4000 came ME ; M AN. —Wishes | posit tion os “eabinet . J4th AD (“aas a = a ; ‘ BUSINESS WANTED | mahogany and ro eo oO? FE i ‘TOR S—Fxperi arc petticoats ‘ : " , nt +3 ' ; r 7 ' “e Pre pel) ¢ d 95 gs - >) per OF the Rf. out ar e' f } j } ‘ , - — 9 A 9 - b 4) ; 3 B weer 13) ig. iS, ‘TARACTER ay ' Jj is Bar . OV ERA TORS— 3 er.re oD pak BARBLK SHUP Wia.—J, A R ences. ee 2 wir » WITH r lat Rad -ARAING TPE The lease is bind pre cdenter yr yy « qr? f , ; siea ot a : . ‘ Pe tshas As : oat ce f ? 1 ormretitne \! ‘ } . ' SUPPLY CO. frNG Bit: ~ $0 veare; married; a |’ } J b eer 1! : ¢ or called A “oof 1” ro ata be Mtg. C6... O90 Wee " BUBINESS Witd —W RN. Third et. (eB) vears’ office and manufacturing experi-| sonal appearance and fur “t ha TION LIVE 81 For APPOINT ois oa =m “% “ve a 3¥ 1 cr doting Bey gv wii \e> vos ge wee: needs work at once. Box Y¥-76, P.-D. | reference, and ver BD 3 of ame | Ee: Sk FOR MR. LAWRENCE. (¢5 4 WIDON ive » tens not be liable for the damage if the CPERATORS—Experienced on ladies’ silk susGh tantnanahia CLEANING, ETC. FOUNG WAN—wWw ‘ishes to learo print! ing “i » ‘a? » ?) ritine tints : . . SAIIESMMAN i io “ Lon: , tiee Th move wf e a A Ll i i} ' him nev were pr party buiit and A1Y Wash w De. roK W M. LEI a4 re aT an he andi tow nr oe af s . . a ; iret 71 ie } ? , " . . Be caning. = oom. begin work at any time. Box Y-47, P.-}). | MEN—Young: to travel; expbenence vn- STOUK SALLSMEN, WORK YING.—Sue the tenants for DAILY READE \ common- ae — : $10-1 Chestnut st holessle Lindell 2662W. DSGCRG MAN—BSit.; 23 yedrs o14; ambitious | ,Rgcensery; anlary cr comission. C eee talon cEalasd ter tesee- || iatawtul eetainer 1 > etten Saue dat ge = a aay: 80 OPER ATORS TORE Wid.—wmell, wit -—y Viving | te,a!! our customers $5 month. | "and reliable, cesires position as drafts- 222 Kasion av. # ive campaign: we desire men who wish ¢ De pyhsenetaliaat 0 a ‘ages h eeat'S ie Ve ie Sey oe es tee eee | | ons, . near school, if possivie; Sou Db Aaah “ geor and Miner 4153" tor : — man; # years experience, can furnish ref- ,MEN—To learn sales a: distri) am work econ arnanentiy associa ‘hy ott vacate wae : tate, if pane wise co id no haps Aan #:; we Rave open ng : te ox ¥-O° PieieTieoate ow, and r money acc Wo i erences qpeeseesT:: Box os SE te & | : a nationally advertised corp tT ia Lay d cau olfer a % iri which wt KEYN rT The widow mu ave property, h | in a joint deed. Gepartmments, eX} orlena* : 14th. ay fetes > SHOP Wtd.—To bw ; i ‘oN a) me Py : ios. - - -- - ae “ * pe oa P eo. i . - be torw > ’ , : . ; ' ~~ a ; ‘ t har orl, 7. + . +. } ~ A Aud oP - - ~oe ,? , . > ~ . : ” : ose » . Victor 86233 te ScotwG MAN-—Bnergetio Washington U., treome Sian are “herealtes. re: stand e.ery investigation; only men with a tax on the ome” sh : , a¢ pport if he faves i — Box _Y¥-86. Post S : c 4 senior wit best references, desires em- ; v , , n ‘ ree - ‘ ‘ . t , 7 | peferen: ’ ‘ p } ” § a « . rm the morren geod propel t\ if Support } . She coulda sue rie : . ; rm ‘ poo } % 7 wpe f thOO ~ : : - Cui 1 (LAr pte Ss red if? el ; . '* ra’ \ eV. ‘ «ts .* 4 ’ ‘ ; . - " 7. . « : ,« 7 > a. ‘ _ f La peri Beate . ; e ° a s rer : . . 2 cfr per inciuded. eyment afternoon or evenings. Bex Y- ; BS depos oe ahikes weighs “i re x cs Me , . Srate income tax form ether woman for alienation of af- ta righ? nereot arn ie} anti ire ® ichina! County, Ky.; © gd lik e! ee ai . a. . ‘ « . } {. 7, . rat st , ‘ XY s ins z . 4 ’ ‘ sa “eee a 4 ae ‘ an JF Lok Grand : ispatch. (O) ; - : ’ rections eye ri e wn well; tahe men | with dante ( % Aly ming . = { y Der wl BUSINESS FOR SALE | - A OO - -t—- Fl.t : ie P' rUuUCKS ty? : > ‘ i Sle ¥ j y " my) SSIO N \L SOKO experienced. colored: or house- leant ng an ] first cual WoO! Lan I ‘ome wi) investicate. APEX ELE«cTRiI- ft ; AL + reieree ce. i Bomont 3019R ravior (s8rane., $1" Park mg’ ? . DISTRIBUTL Na ¢ . (hestnut KIR] =W OOoL , reu : ;, ‘ ould : a court and ask air : Aun ; 5 nar . — ‘ en tie yi]? + The Ar 4 iow , s lth en ‘ ' ! oR> Dale af oy — a “ " -— ‘ : g > unde at =". . ihe ™ ee a Aaa eng A ee a a oad b oy rd AN LUNCHROOM-—Idea _ , “» me oe _ oe at ion . : ” ; a. oe ,% ‘ NX Tocta he stieRs , AriicUial . ‘ Se 4 ‘ A. «= 4 a ; L569 tiNG ep ress fort. fox -Y-57, P.-D,, competent for Inside finis:in oe 7 ee ee ov anita ie h 8eyVor ets _- a7) ‘ . ‘ ; 1+ 7° ; { Saae lve 4 mo | bdabuan rritist j ‘ si s ae OL Oa stem sry re girl; § years experience on ~ yah, od yee agow el ee - Rela : 48 : ; . . i : ; : ‘ ! » LU? a " a, he *,¥ i« MY \ . , a" >. vi a n , t? t) ry a’ } ef ti > ’ ‘ , ‘ . ‘ A ; P = " , .* ad ? ™ 2 ‘ . at Prineess Acedemy. would work with room and “nme fy B-4l7, Port Dispatch. ADVERTISI? #« ! oe one J vel gent ‘(YBRIEN.—-A party holding deeds 4 ivir ‘ ENOGE [ f cperleuced +] | —? : aan : Tr sme 4 Keetou is Tuesday evening. (c : Carroll. _ SEES 5 ——. RE go MAN—Pirst-cia piaye if insawkon . gin BA vt of trust cannot deingnd componrnd aa to edn tin 2, = MAP EN Wie . vatio? _ isth st | ahd Fly oe Ft aT sees } “ 4 oi, as) en} ict. ‘ id , . ; } ° ‘ : ; rs . ©; . ’ . " , ; } «3 * ’ ae . ae . . . , ’ ? Woe ’ . i 4 *x eriegys ‘ . . and : ‘A " in 7 f private lewsone al d, eerie. 4 bbe t ato miy. JI11 oO! Ni tions oni bre eg) interest on tire first deed after tne law att? , ' Saree at 409 pen iannt . > ‘. —~w Lis " ‘ ae . a L491 my Delmar, icy? } oa 3% . one om ” ' PRESSMAN For 1 ' . gr a MAIL ORDERS Ran ond gaeed is pai uN eae the con ' . ‘ ' ae s Ney: , : , a : WoT. re ¥ : ) yit? eu 143) . price P ’ ‘ + be nh : . " verge. ; m : . ~ ¢ : verw aA. aseeeter rac | \Ww a Soest . - iTs _ al " tha ‘ rau . ik } At ‘ i" NOt e FLA Tihi]?t-+-—F. POO a! } *3 of ‘ 74 ) omt i) ay ry ts, every Thurs reday: eat lo . . wants [olCW » or | good stem d) position: 44- hour Week: «tate - tf express so provids : Lit se ae \ married man shou] ssheine mR?» n > ER Say, nawts = bet: ~ : - re ae erma " C Berrhardt's, 3203 4¢ no laundry. Ange. axe speriencs ar ' — we Me ae FRIEND You are lia ' ae ae ra eal! papettocnt ctimhane * ty ee bh “TIONERIES "O00 nortl. Yael! DAVENETTE-—Dreaser. rugs. coal Compt on cars. (4) : —« — ---- — 2°20, Post. -Dispat: re rete ' C , en a a aad Z wf 1s are COMPS HF with other wom Bh Mees - ee located. fi we) building: reat s: gee range, brass bed; ocneap ceiored.: claaning by day, PR NT 1 Pp : “ ? ' ardiware purtment and : r that damages to the meter ‘ _— : } Lh, e' el tl ough i:6 s&s not Livin ~~ — — - , u rooms: nie aighkborhemd: | ' er Vandeventer. l En—! xpet ‘ler cod : ace iwri- Mee WITS » of wiat vou want re vou. damaged ! An 12 with his wife (Lam XN Persehce ss A ataiier) \ Aa) oe pain r Si a > ae DA \ K ~ ke” ik — SS : receipts ravinent ef » " rooms; price’ davenette in our store; ‘erices $0 one j 4 privete reasons at a. at R lv: §0 ert ae . Thursday and Saturday. Lin- | eas” nit de pa =. eee - Us -—+- - Oclabome. ag: ] _ nd “2 Pets ay ok ’ cat > ; : “yr A —% Be po 7 a OS + . ‘ : + 7 - eae 'e Oe >. io . - > . ‘ aa ; : ~ neat, “colored: beat ref- : “ ate . yu Want, con t 4 ‘ | ‘ TT . & ‘ Ea Ww Es Rem ESOT el ‘2 ‘ a, : aa 17. be 5 330 + i dams: Thomas. ; SAL. ESMAN—F Or Paci mits -Or, DER OS, Wras Us, e wii 1gG, lute \I Le Al, () eS ONS. sy. & 1m = . dudgwe Hat i% ny ? gni two pitlewe free é " ~* . »? en —_ is . iy , ar rice ] jive? he | ; \ ’ ” was . “ dptet » | Yar }’ ’ > , . in, p “in ei nes wel’ j | ; a ; ee i Y TRE 4 our ST otiesnen yut or motherless how be neat and experienecd, sends Phen. Peso “ss oat u /4uswers prepared bu a physician of authorit, Tealth , Ries } om 22: ee ea ig business, wel: VUIS GOLD! 2h FURNITE Re ©O., our training uns “ } a4 ~ ‘Cali r ite I. bone | geod opport inity for advancement: marr! lesire, Por instam itler razor ‘ PHY , tuthority., .aealih and sancta TATLORESS—Experieneed, a1 j fitter : ; ul 7 Mot; pieture show 1M18-2O-T° Franklin av ur- r wr 11) ans “yee ed, arate palled, pontpaid, for 3 ‘illeap! ard- eet] “hlic interes ; ‘dered ae oe wmaanent, ati-i ane ‘ iy for $2 aN 6 teaches dancing ane. i dic. couple io e . i rnan preferred. i 59% | . ; ae 21 .@8p! liara tion questions of publi: rite rest only ii ill he consid red. Draqnoases o? eoate, suits and ad: esner; rmanent, li- | 4 ; aes P : a i art Po next , IA \ ~NPOnT—Kindel velvet. Siu: : . . ; on 7 : -- ; . : : os B ala eal “= r-round ) ‘le "elare P EL, ri 0c ion, ie ' . =— “| 7 nani 7 aw tag eg vely Rh Sil. by Catholic woman! "™)° LAN. npiete treatment of individual cases tcill not be given. Questions thal cannot cami ae GR ene heny ble; oe rae eture show; splendid district; businegs aweeper, JOOFA Juniata. Sidney f% y e nri- a oa ~~ ‘her OF Ss rganization | wf) coun ; +: . = me . , ired, ie Stein's ™ ‘was. : avert ' ' ' | OIN (; 4 e.8) BUrrTr— J Lert ties, Thursdays. 3:05 a7. thoroughly experi- , ting high-class household poun’| EMPLOYM ENT ACENCIES AND | be publicly discussed, if showing evidences af sincerity, will de ansvcred shal re TOPS RESINDESS ZXCHANGE rend, Be: Fgh aoe ‘300 e308 > a Tecas ¢* . — . . * , } cr ‘ ‘ T" - : ad : . me , — . ~~" ide . . . : ™ ’ . ° , , a 7 Soe a | 2) : -OMAN-—Bit dlured: for meneral Ti. eolting 2 pad Free | expe! TRADE SCHOOLS | awhen accompanied by 8 tamped envelope.) YPIST—Expevienced. Phone cir. Garane’, cto r » and lacuat Broadway, oe a oe : ae Eeten — m1 coluret or LD enced In “Hl AT 4 for - ~ - “ww oO” ‘ent 1 30955 ' Bee = ry \ a} " Vave Pancing Academy). ework. "03 ine. | . ryiy . mae . , P ‘ ,? ‘ . a ae? — ; ‘ ! 7 nel Ph 2 } ] Cc for ba ry] as ' some : at —— *oO? . lA e ot hh. 61 I . on J —- a ° i kr , 3 large D IN aes ROOM ST —Mal: Om: ny. in | perfec 2. Afternoon classes every pus P! - — S. 00 dg try + pomp sed spionitam 4 — hh ‘’7TO AND TRACTOR SCH i] rn. SS. : vealth elini , ’ BON es Nat Orgatie aqerange- V“\ SITRE oS Gls ixperienced., 5 Moor ' vie. living }! fj Rox BF-259 > 1) c tition; Sheravon period; & chai ive. Pw y and Saturday. Eveuing . sy xD it. by good; bundies to bring ‘ a eee ee tet in auto (einer. br practical . at 2538 South Broadway y is fare: ment \ dose of 15 to 20 grains Central 8D aes est ‘3844 5428 Delmar bl. te, : . 191° "3 | 5. Jaffermun, st. Lou's el]; Lo th e location given of bromide of potash, in solution, Wikke H. € fi MAKERS pert + pom ATESSE Ay cnaame. 1 loca- IINING JuwOoM SULTR--E Seputiful nen , eed ' ester “e ' ) American Wait Queen | An ne s#uite: a! 6 ca! lay and Friday, veein: 1044 N. Newstead. Bt RGEST, most complete tre Vvulcan- FRANK B-—Many things might at bedtime or a little before, might 3 n blocks aon r cau om es ‘ f — . i - ebay : ' : ‘ nen bi ffet, Private jieseons by a}- ms camael 3 ." - - ' } - PXDRE Sit, by mpod. colored: Thurs- ' SAMPLULRS Pour: le An”) THE LARGE is ; ‘ se | one L3 , a‘ j ( b phone Bormont Z2Ovv.(c f€ay. i4ndell 34: SR. Thursday, “30 a. mi. wtum Co., 71° izir chool: night cay courses 2 | , it! . menti correet , jure rls .. : nat - ~] — : , « to., 486199 maton av. 4 the best of accom moda- : ‘ eagrt ttt a= les take “home i’ OF- Si4QkG i Ay COOK- ' hertz : ea at 5 EN Ad . } ae aah . 2 ho Es ve \ : Tie ie ane ; ‘ j gener i mut tion - WOMAN ——TO ¢! 7 : bake glo} ; ’ o. i a J mG ta) " es ott x revs : “4 ~~ «) —_ y, Thursday, Saturday est_ 3570. 4349 Cottane. rant, 4109 Ol} a ata! ‘free; strictl: ‘de: scsric an tadiente wome aeranees|. sturbances, nervous affections we et : ee eee er peat, have 40 furniture EY &. roa: or wee PEs; aiee Sunday matinee LAUNDRESS—Sit.; small bundies to br! SHORT ORDE r MAN—Must be Al. App! amg bidraulice chal? i} wie + ; aan . hee cae ec pew ladbiy iecontinuance of WOM AN— ored, to rin elevate : ' ; “FN 3 . | m. Admission, men 65. : t 3308. ERS (3 ‘ RO7. N. Gran (ec ee wae ie than ch) OS ment mn ur’ ke re ‘ eh ynanicuring the nal ‘ill often atop e Hotel ith e ine PROCERY SOFT DRINI * be - rl ‘Rh ee olen nen a ' am free Tu uesday and LAUNDRESB— Si it. by firat- c) aar. €ol0! e d. SIZE R — An i Ly wv hr »xper ' g a we : aad ; 35 : : re Me : ssi 1) i } ‘ = } ’ ‘ ;¥”" : aa f T¢* tl r 4 yt , . . . " ia > “a l ! iT } - , . . ‘ . -_ oY . " Me P 2 . , a aa. ‘~ %* . . . .* * . LY : ~*~ _ ' ‘ : " . row rear at A} sed 0 Cw } rentl $ n the nails ls A FTane ; 1 Saeed . , i | ' val . ce, tthe i As Morganton ine Al) mntipece, (6) ureday. Friday. Saturdays: reference. Bo- = han Bronx lat : th floor. nariic. re CTives . —ee - Ri 08 Ww ahiington a v4 ‘ , w yract : hi I : . vouUns women : ae ae Riles ae : aa . ' ‘ =. te ’ : O.2183 ' 1" 4 4 . —--- : * 7 ' 7 . - - . ‘ ; 4 i , ‘@ a js . ‘ . . P ' " “ . s' : ‘ . ‘+ . { a ea! ‘ : . “ > a yp . ' j si . ; 4 — s. irt , : 7 , ees MNDRESS Bi ee aa: fed colored: | IDA DISPENSE H—Neet Ypermenc ") day 1d night claseer: yeason lat e race: . ELLEN | would not be E. P. 0.—We | sur test at up ores Jf: yore. dR oe ply 1003 Times | ane ‘ ‘ent. 0 ie ana } orest “30 ~ ; J ] hs uess af what , ead) 3 7 ' ' ‘\ . Tol ene? a = . — — : 7? a — ; is ia Sili ‘ i) sdi eM, a iP : ss se > ‘ > . : Oo ” ~~ #0 Pe! » j “f : Re Tiie’ — ie i “al lj WwW obgtes ; ‘ ’ > e See * ¢ : ng , . ‘ ; : shadowing ané in- and "Fr da Allce, i4inGge@. take char eee Del 10 ‘ " PU il py UT} A 1 qr MOTE Lg w540 () to more tha) dependab e “oe - . —E eile Canoy »! eltnar he PO Py Lt > “ ey>\ A> > MEAT WV a oe . . ae a.” ca — (1) ay and thursday: reference. Lin- ST] ENOGRAPHE I ‘7 woen wikia Goverment cause tl i! starnmped and addressed I, . ‘ Se da! lye be he ot “i ARH 7 i 000 | PURSUE et rooms: levying tev iy detective. does asnad- Young man, 71 to 25. as secre’ 3 ‘$1 e00- $2000; permanent; *r DREAMER —You should undergo lope, making such a request, Ny OAR “— 1 oS ae é Raat e' De! "| $30 monthiy” ado s rooms and ge rage | “Re ? See: ee eee ‘ 46 ae, | ” » 7 ’ - = . _ _ re . . . : . " 3 ‘ | bit : g ‘oO ‘ ’ = @ ~*? ° ss oes8. iM . ! - ast I _ .» ? . . ’ ela: ce, iy’, te — ? Mr. a thorough physical examination, a9 1) send you @ list from which eaning. Ret re =a yigoml equipment, cluding trucks; price FURNITURE -s , : : . BHO hi I “i: Tee roome omp.@e. gac” > ar ~ SHEED Tylon k Lafayette. rent - ; ; IB ST: | Fh rN LIANG!) . rm} TU lice A nice -roorm ourfnt, can aie e : = — ane uir Cal! Dement 44. ; tY floor Vietarta Bide. Sth and Locust. 2 of living room, bedroom and kitche’ . Ay rent down atv ne “GROCERY and MARKET : H.W . ~ A ACI a rd ™ a PORE PA OR Om 4 gba “Sprit gy « FA OO ALE LB ENGL: te TO AEE. HAT ORGNE + - tt rele ~~ * " tn = ™ a4. > ode d hed SWCEEE CaS Bbd bw ew 6 SA SBE De oma es See SS OSS 6 STS ES 4 Oe OS EH OTS Oe + _ * pt ee. De ee ee = Py ae Oe’ ae os goles al ~ a —_ : oe . Ce PE ct et gan + ee | ae pg eye "Mp, see a Oo] oer > Pm “g Saturder: reference. Uov- ood education and ~e business e} : rtun! berm y ’ 901-1205 Arcade B! ae. St. , ™.... : vn ee ee = — eae ee —— - “i i , Wants private cose, invalid or ] Gvertia! iiper ‘ re TO S enneaign finial. ty pews lay or piecewos e tral uw corner; ily receipts everage $7. = 6 Car- maternity cases. Lindel! 4656. r? wy yrnetion ept.., st-Wis- THE T. W. Cc. A. Employment Dept.. : f C Locust, {9 at the service of giris and bite: vegetable cook, iiture, everything at your ows price - nee: € ‘Ss NURBSING—$it.: invalid or . a WOMAN—Youns. not. ver 40 yeare © ' rt im ho. a My, Tene -) | nh. good stead) Ferton. — no canvessing; we teach you bor ang ae) a ointment, PP Walker Furn. Co., 1 vICAL 2 plored, wants inunery abo elean- | TAILOR HELPER—Good er ial omg amd wate today for full particulars = Pas trite datas : j - — sitiati iainiaia iene ‘an ome 4 o American Show | ‘ard Schoo}, 233 Ryze TS) . ing help before and dur- ’ it.: } tot adel as0ae. he ; UPHOL ST E rr: ERS—Ar 4 daven« meer Rlig Teronta ¥ anes ‘A. ‘ i f N | © W R APP Kk R—Ex xpe r ieneed: must | 7 sale. account lilinese: $8000 cagn buve - ; rs : ae eS ee ee fel” can fnd assistance at the , —3 a5 o Baa. 5 cna ng. by the Apply Blackwell Mfr. Ca. 2108 . tT ) Il (a 16: Iso te lo .y ical | bes End cash market; weekiy snaies aie URE—)- pleas overmuffei veiour Hospital, 4518 Wash- : act aie me) utd a oot =! ——— a : HELP WTD. —MISCELLAN EOUS be over »: also 10 ¢ elt $00: can be goubies clean, new stock ; ne-reot a F * wmehogany bedroo > i IS 6S & il #t-Cla “8s. 3 2 0 4 oo yiure , ‘ ik : rT) eV ’ lk ._/ Wie i is 41 . : 'm res ait a ic o% LEA: t F . . work. Appls at once. IRW IN’ =, KY on Post- ri Sa teh) . _— ° . 4) net of 100, Dpecer « . act : . Wilton BA gt ask axle aris Fides white, wante housework. WINDOW ‘ 903M. cust st : .s PAgts= ( ‘OOK—Woman or mnan. Apply 807% 4s - 7 7 . j " i on . me): \W asbington. ; ¢ ; iT. t.} 2 at ee none "-e ion -. , th ro great ha rains. res’ 41960, icS } is Fou 7 “general | : eee . 4 SSIONAL ore } teen: ‘Reneral joysework : “colored: i WwooDpDw ‘ORKER-—Experien: ed OF gute rr foe Paes i 3D Py D OSs {> = y) }O) Taal fos 66 } iwinens hust sel! at once on accour Se ie ob ai t-Dispatcn amity? || so Washington: cas-scu! mae eataentes Ree Sides Mae Bete i¢ Ly iS as: ds YOUNG GIRnRL—apout Ps i a , A +s \ ; wa . . Piaol sEMOL > GQuooaps—cC Om pine furnishing: te ee ee ee $ 7: pair work only need apply. Fools Climax Speciaity ‘« Vile ne rah ; : of & reonms te parties renting handsemer greg hair and fa- ‘foONG Eipy—si a ' ington. 8 ( HELP WANTED- -WOMEN, GIRLS a een pees, vi no ok akanetitankiidhentel chem ee ee a ee ae ee ne ae | eager a I a a oe “ EF RAPE ae « 4, rr gees eh ten > a ee i i a ee a rd F. ‘oe fait ence { ie wo gg savete) yeas " — eG ) NT VM N zs : | " | ad f! (c { 1 14 allen 31 a , clerica S cay and tyvewrit'ng. ac- ‘ "NG IN BINDE ns—For children’ hoe Sam é oor °c). pLUMBING—Ketabiished 14 years; good “NDDper © cure j ( { NG LE. RP rence Samue!s Y OU NG LADY —For cashie Enderie Drug’ cation; $600 require. Rox B-54. P.-D Wh pes e? ation 1A. Pars district ra vet np oo ooo Miss Bldg. Phone Olive 451 4 rela ble: good reference. Hox : i Ghee Mfg. Co., 915 Switzer, 7800 perth : (e80i + . ‘ont - -Dispatch. , ‘@) ; With pg bu + he 1288 aitin ag a on Ben $ on broadway. ie) ; ms f RS ‘ ‘@. fith and “hestnutl RECOND, 18°9 8.—-Peolroom, with living . ~ “ ——— - —_ a ’ , , i , J cit? oem ears e. tor ve BUTTONHOLE, MAKERS—On men's coata . IS ee , AD VE IR‘ "ISE YoU xa@ LADY— “- — s assistant Ap- rooms, Cheap — EEE IEEE PSA ened at yi ge ee «heaps | Jron beds 23 Arcade BGs ‘T—sSma!! ly , + 2 ao ; ae itary ply 9 RESTAURANT—Sma! x Y-39. Pos ; "34: arean Genie ee4e, G5; me — —— ; ‘ ef TRICAL ee E . (ue ; SCH "SPER ST ORES ( ‘0. good pay, teady are. 90. N. Broad- — fo . . we 4 ; way. 84 floor. Cen ‘Tal 0 oen. fe) i keen ‘ : . - ~ . ~. aim « } ‘- ne SHIRR—O orn patent 3 voun®? lady to act as ®t Charl es. (¢) RES cA Se oewe Wey were 3900 pov ne 978i = : ‘ ERS WANTED sashier: bookkeep! ae | a a er ee ns | [ON BEDS —Two: 5. PARTN a cashier; beokkeeping experience also des!) Let Post -Dispateh \W ants (;ive \ ou a Boost Y OU NG \W OMAN RESTA RANT—Nice, small, good trensions stand. 1 rue. Bi: empiete: .. earn : ! "631 Gra: 4) ead aed th deamehaiaiatee Ss EL. ae ee _-* > Li Mek KER Dig Tages. 2 gle ee ee ee ee pee ee eee ee ~ wien Singh. as ranges, mi *: nwew ; / .- + 3 3 ird sal nd, day work: $25 rr BPPBDP DOS lie able: repu table nation al concern: at - =i ad ‘7, ate par- al ‘ar st cs Y M E N je ' Laux, Oth and D ats.. Granite PARTNER wed. — Feta! ished printing bi usi- t u lars {ry confiden ce. Rox rE. -332 « Poat- : - : = — eneert anes ”1 _ ‘ ole er. fax ories. Ww 4. equ, ae ed LIN ING “Th mS a7 ITE- ay a" a vex TE D “a —————$——$_ ness: more work than 1 can handle. 37U1 Dt apatch. io7f) © 4) " ya . “a | ao ’ r i | ® ory . *? : be 5 he oF A t , nt , perenceu " . * 42 a ’ ns a ae nee . ~ ~ - : . ‘* ” " e* ht G mt : : Ut : 0G. (BG) 7 ; ateady Sha egg my Fer, ost of SALESME wr; fa; 8. ee et-Dlepatch. In- | | Re? poe s to suit. Grand-Easton Co. 1315 uette Hote! ‘ ca) | 120 SEUIRI —For general bousework; two a ADIE experienced millinery RESTAURANTS—I1°5 (} excellent Water oot ee sbany "40% ond ton Uae de | oo surance. ox 0 iat ons . ciate ‘ ; CS —— ag ca et ay ~ 1 washi nd Itside Ay s-—* wes Bae omens f, proposition jain rooms in cen - count ry baker wants 4 with references Box J-203, eed) a aman Wk ith Ford ca live wire; COOK—Girl, white. Grand ge 62. Tictor| @ hii. Jr vos Pe oman, for grocery §&' t+ work os S817 lora oy ms 5 oS aa ge es Apply at once O17 Frank-', ant > ¥ price - ow _ ' (COGS —HBeveral acge qn4 orn pias ri 4 + reference; 34 =~ a “others need not apply. _ e135. “Locust, (¢7) 1840. SEDER RSE. : (o@) ‘a wees ye = Biscuit) HOt SKGIRL—W hie. for general house- in @\ (oS 3100 northwest, n | ) lovey “Storage. ang Movfn na Co., 67 ti Fastes. 4 hwy a - ac Apply Eads Bridge | — ; l | LATO DECE CFGEHETS. NBLORA! Nie} very ttle cooking Call Coban AL bh si ADI RSet day only, our 2 to! rent. good location ri ? p Famed IE ainds at & he’ ~wain. I AY , SALPSMAN—Side line, pocket sample: 0 Woolworth © ‘. 2900 est ' rm inet *“e Bruere’s. 10 Crus. 15 ve _ éOOK—White: no laundry work. Call 4967 ; nan kK; TB years’ experience: —™ a : i mtr | bl. fc Vo.. +t) 986 528 “OR. (os 9:3 m. bs in ee references. Box Y-84 ¢ . _ age c cards , Kennel, 707_\ ic toria_ bidg. | S Proadwe a a mm 4: hot . Femi § ni : rie a oode nee ' mi wt fo see then if _ ° a6 _— a é : ! - ): . tn ; . : eae’ bean. rere Vi are evee 121}. Forest Park — — 3 Tr ¢ A e! , } : yh —— COOK—White: and downstairs work only: wget & ooking ag? bo ¢ nn : HOS SEGIRL —-Y¢ ing. i mediate! y, (9 asalst _—~ . AU) ; a Pe mLesee Y housework: no is inary 1°70 lan Sal, VESL ADI EES —~ @tne . — : dA LEEMEN—Good territories open for i live $50 per month, 5082 Westminater. ya “ . old, sirong and knows Store. California and | Chero- wires. Bluco Cup Mfg. Co., 2210 Wee: | ee ae Hell_ phone, Ferguson 12.7 iiten a , S008 references. x a jagton. Nitie SS Sener ct COOK—Short orde: Apply 5876 Del eS | GINI-—-General housework; must, be geod ster SEQiRi-—Or woman, genera! houses 1 ‘ AN—Millinery, for Tilinols ans —— ~~ ry om yey ERS—Ai Mastgaie and Cates ay. Sal ESM references. Box E-401, COOK—Reilabie, white. for 3 aduits: = Cal Nene 23 ‘SS? phone Forest 127 ; - oO mW, CD OEE OI ONLI SO BRD VA ER ER TN Pent oe ——- -¢ A cape ne we > . Pe are OR Qh, vee gly > * ee ee et ail ee ae woren preferrec vLge re ' ah: cnaihe : | -~ ; t qd: 4 ® Nb compen 0 *teapgil si > i ft Oe _ ya? — range ané beater 4 cook, German preicire Eve — and asaist with ehiidret U2Z9 BKurigh' education a8 ' ’ Pe et ' ' Vietorta nd | . ‘ . ‘ . ‘ Oo 4) i el vole “hak fe eae - os WY “ee eae erm J 9 Fd © fo ia arty ae aT ‘SEQINI— 3 rienced 4 } iri r . . " g . 5 ‘ th rey s)* price ST iw eS - . — = 4 ELM H Expe . on ' SA) K “SL ADIES—Experienc ad oni’, fo 7 eet ‘ ‘ENT ¥t rae ‘ ANGE. reo Arce le Bids ‘“ jt Kl it H AIRS J. RR) REI natty a Redtube. 3. aes ee te 9 ~ A LL IO _ ic3) _ ) a iO r waists: good op- | \K—Middle-aged woman. for poxrd ne shool rit. Sunreme VW oa Cc HO& “ iver ae be experienced. Gold | BALBOMAN For tailored wall in that Line ; good pay, Apply immediately. tS neton. et i afy 5882. lousework, two and cloak tepa artrient; permanent positio bees ; steree and other tu —i, very: alee on teady work. A ly “jH07 coramission _ dasis. sis. Inguire 30. 163° _ Frank) n, om te - ee a - ---- {63 GIRL—“White, for genera! housew ork no ; = excellent BA. Pari . cL. Oak _o9., ROO MING HowV we a rue rs 3644 vege tar 1a 7 ; Raid a . = ___ fe) cWEN— Vho have had some seiing @x- CORES GIRL—Apply Leader laundry. ~ washing or troning; S00. G6ud Water Hot SeGIRL-—W' hite, fo eral Mbuse-> cor, 18th and Franklin. _ ROOMING Tf —14 roome; all filled .: - =e | BALES ME? wae 'y 0 ba 31 & TeXas “A oo) man. Cabany “ARB } es , aun ~ y: 1 fa al RA! © TP ADIFE ¢.— An init@ually ‘ . 2 om . ‘ . 7 1:3! New and Shi ghtl ¥ wed rurniture LDER — i877 Founta!n pians furnished. For- ( ’ openin or five in — | aes a} : erignce; Appi S OF ntiac hag. 1 between COU PL z—$120: “cook “aD 4 houseman: ws hite , ge — dir womal white, for generé " A-. ‘ ‘ray eling por. ion Of 6! o am - ° be ; 4 aN aut o) preferred, references. 4° 44 Marr an’ . 430 Algong “4 Vi e! -White girl for genera: “ nd 40 must be a nev — : ‘4 to! Sale Ol Exchange, ae after p. m. (cB) B | the city. colored ; single; wil! : hel | -1, --4 p. I. COs) ee = no a 0 iin pl... Webs : ye Mae ; novus : eit oei- = eliabie: 1M ony Lin- ia Us mien } Si0-s—m 1 a.m, 12-3, 7) Pb: gee aii CURT AIN PINNE R A | i ater "BRS ; ork: jaundry er outside work U3: pducation at me SS ee -- » ¥ _— -P toa © orn p! . : ; — -- Z Stea Ww k; ] en ‘3 ee monen ee wat pak sold; Rey tiagbonteg i a aaa i. pp 7 GIRi-—E xperten {or general housewor ere! Mabary 44017 - -. . 7 . + raliwas fle, mals 1460 S. Grand ay Cash or Time. © careful driver and 600: * dy or appiy nh perience — yi Sees im alee heathen LEADER LAL NDRY : 9315) 7 veteran: es required. 8060 hy GIR slaerly lady ., take care , eweeilent opperty : r advancemen', Box, Rin: G HOUVSE-—-9 roens toe 1 in the low rent 4ietriet ensties oe experience. F. Glover, othing department, oJ floor.. Box A- 283_ Post: | Sa IE Tex Ay Ser L_ floor, 2 tet esi git er ae ae r-3H4. FP e*» 70 avie @eumr sper ’ , will pe q VICTOR WM. REITZ REALTY § urnit to @¢ wp 9 roome an ° ™ ’ wa ou ar ay ) 1° heer . 4 >’ : 70 - we _ CABINET . did oven ing. Mr. ? | 3 MAKERS Apply Be Houre “© ®: oo : 5] SS a reference sIRL—Or won a! : (tt. t k ® 3 E ft bk i, ho t weex #8: ¥ auEN—To ce: ; ° ade » 4 r wom “ ' cor and car? i SET RI— i mrien cer olorer bo no} resi ’ : x 1, Post -Dispatch. ’ ee Oo ’ others in * i ") after ‘ agi 2 Per. , .ai4 eppeorti a : nein ROOMING 7HOURES—7900 west aad relia bie : = nisied, 34 | it $75; price $2900 3 White: rears’ al ~ oad iine of shirts ; ; BA or woney truck. R ST. LOUIS CAR CO.., §000 N.} SA CERNE =To . ee fon st ata: Kanses, DISHN ASHE ——+ - iored Apvls jicb — | n®. | y bapleas ie a: Ky oO. te 038 Pe hte 19h aieter ( P niet ty ye ] 28 years; heat, white. roadway. (c) ! and Dress Texas am Wesniag gga mea) wee: KXAN Mf EE be. Phone Foret $345 after 6 POM Forspal fitt—Geod cook; good salary: 2 dy eg Ay Them te Oe wm) F900 wen: Sumizsre in gees Scenenme Bar aity st teeing, ta : a —s Dread _Co., 805 Wasniagion.___“c- EXAMINERS 8K ‘i Grand 1736, 4168 Junte me! : 1b rooms; price $165 naia velah- | ooh ond moves. $25: ison Nadaress. Cha @. , ey elorga. for t FIGS | SALESSEN—Complete Te oe sevens Sook: G IRL. S TO LEARN : §ALESLADIES Millinery ; S100 em new eras, price §1400,, $2.50. springs, 90.50: matty 5 | ) Puss -eoms vent creseere. $15.75: ichiftoniere $° uffeur, 43504 demand strong: ray we n housedresses anc aprons mo. Central En en ms IOUSEGIRL—W for general he« "OT re f ” “ .aterman ‘Ce! sat wer. Oa as port a ah one - , brad G] RI od oad are of @ children ' VV ashington. ° ey LOUTS BUSINESS FA‘ HANGE ‘he = gee etacting. wat iiep aR fabs 7 ie. me) as" HO" aE ro PNISHING Cc ba 0 6 ii ears’ experience 4 = position with manu- ‘3 with future. Cabany ry »~ ie! ‘ , ae 4 a © > work, aE Tole : jou, Feb. 15 : | —— > r and 18; must be = ‘ '‘*-A ‘ . nct of | BAT BSMEN—For city magazine can ' {ow machine, capable, energetic, at least 6 es ae : voter tn venteenth ay :' INGER—Graduate. who at rd. Phone Bridge 857, (0)| permanent positions, eae et : months’ experience on accounts, receivable | |. | gh nan gah motors, : ' an rit re Tt on ide. Graad and +p, by large manameturing conser 2 dy A ae bag. toilet paper and waxed Walter_ av Benton 87 4F “1 ¢ torts B ard ta “ al ral " j : ‘ ss sia vy expert ence ane ealars ex _ ec. i r cin ‘ve - ~_ sc . i a” ' wie or . AR, ? housework and sass's: SALESLADIE: — Millinery ; @&- SHeoe REPATRING AHOP—t715 Cene ay “6. = ——=- —_— >> OU IR CHEAP RENT see am} Pox A- _Poet-Dispatch, ‘o4) CRU *NDEN- MARTIN Ry Gq. Cc TOovUsE IRL—1 ‘a fio ve " ue. Box F-: cern or neers sul , ~ FINISHERS—Custom part hest wases ) 8.2 with 1 %-year-eld baby, good home; pisses ih re ; aHOP P—Doin ml o- -N—For nett subd Vi MOR; attra stom pants: est} wawes. aS. 4 ; . ADDIV a : KHOE REPA! s sO ot me mamenons eT), Alive proves ition for ive Wire® or men wit th 61a Pine. 4th floor Main 2618. (9) HAIRDRERSL R—And ‘manicurist: od 2 ent wu. Ty oes: stay F " “floor —, net perient ed. Ay pl, Mr } Rear business, ust en account ef leaving . : r P e - “oo U ; ; i. » N 70% mer ; S — ‘ r as 2 Be . . t ‘ / - . f ner nese pen maceco! mye ate Fo He FINISHERS—E xperienced, on, FPine pants; round experienced girl. 430 De Bal! riere. eS em ees cece’: 9 adults; | | ENTURY MILLINERY CO.,' town 1511-8 Soin s + SAVES YOU MONEY wr. ; : yor 0 " : Pac ‘ork. ” . ccttaicietiaaasitaiaiiinins tor RRAsliNier nite, . 4 ; " » ae = , _ ley Printery. 153° | Sank nite a a, m 1033 9 ficor : (4) NANL E MBHOIDERERS—And meanders. ¢x- easy hours: good home Con erat tony blo N. Broadway. fe - at Cosh er time: 3° ©6909. 88 dare S| ak ! - FUR Rai ‘TSH EE RS—Fxvperle ee pplr we a, to work in factory: piece vor k ment: references necesssry or ry ~- " as if; SA LE — WV | D} ¥ ry ‘SALESMEN—T i a e emer a> 9 : Mont Vror Co ey “Og Wash! ngt an ~ . Tt” mh! + ar e' with prot a sales rec sit r “ Hou "TS SIRI — W hite, fe: ene hou #e- n hin od ; call from ——— - —~ oo ME ae -gracde Ai, Pew mpat 1 Dis ohne (80) ( pwn gg AB Per be paltriers “6 work ; - good Rome. Apply 3011 Greer. it) fa) ~- and ses) ish ith general housework. Apply pot “SEGIRL— Yo" ang «ir! 8 fm BR make from $100 por 7 — Brass. : wa: ALESMA ‘ — ~te = ay VAyper. enced. GREAT- * “aa its Kind ee esiree = oF a eeund ‘ar cal housenork. Phone Cabeny| at once. 6 Yeimar fe) vear ter housework: good heme an‘ eat Co Muscatine represents vea, city or reac te ot AE tg ‘s ane 6080 Westminster, (oe) | FBS RGTRL—Or_ os ae years ove surroundings; private room: fam-| permanent ; / , exper . ! u : ; “vy! . at, "? > = I With bindery experience, to fold genera! housework. 4580 “£2e esciat Sion io of two. with year-old baby. Phere © i chante Taciese ~*~ ¢e3) «fax 2159W ¢) (05 ) crpetg Bee 4 to preventer Chemiepy m nefore 19. ciroulars. Call Olive 1423. te)
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7 t “ ee es, mtg a ee Ge WEDNESDAY. — WEDNESD t .. 24 ST. LOUIS | you want by studying the Real Estate Ads. “6G FEBRUARY 16. 19g FEBRUARY 6 ~~’ ssa te _POST- DISPATCH. > SEnEER aE eaEeeemmeten ee SS — . a —_— — station ca ROOM Ss FOR RF HOUSEHOLD Goons ‘FOR GALE °° * SAFES © . __ AUTOMOBILES aarenoaaee | AUTOMOBILES 1 tRATH AUTOMOBILES — ) AUTOMOBILES Moon | : wie ; ____ WANTED OO LOL aii rata as ag POPOL Aa A al ~ Oe el ee —POP OOP ee - is , 2 oe —— . ; ee ae ARE, 09 Mey used turnin ure of any § ge ge Nw Tete, dome 3 es _COUPES SEDANS PES TOURING CARS TOURING CARS AUTOMOBILES—MISCELLANEOUS AGNOT.? or } J ‘ , TJ rr ? a Oo. >, & 4 ie ieee din aca LPPEP ALL a a a ae - (a a ’ . . ow Se a POPA?AAA RM AP Rae Oech at aah 5 Oe eee : in a {it / save you SAF ES—F ae. e ' ~ . ao - . —_ oO -_ ~ : . . H N : — CA Si Da! ] f. vate RA. ° . —-For every purpose refinished end |} ORD—Coupe, 1971 model, at a big Gis. FORD—Sedan, 19°C, regular Ford starter , oO) Se : STEPHE S—~Touring, 19°0 es port: | Tar —"r" F @axophone, 4%: — our goods als compare - en ; shopworn: big barga! n; experts to do re-; count. 2814 N. —— | .reguiar Ford demountables, bun etc. ; | ord To ir ing: Brand- New used few months as den a, wens) | Nha You Re2! i7¢€ Hig Wy cuxara, om. Tony Placht, 1001 oye Carry the largest asserts nt ;, Pairing. Howe Scaie Co.. 512 St. Charles FORD — Coupe, 1920, like new: fe iis | beauty; terme: traue. Morris, a14- 16 N. en nontas to pe! Upen; terme. Mr. Lewis. 1900 W ashington. (36)| — \ fee pleted) — Sede to Chenbe elon the fret floor, (c8) | equipped; bargain: leaving city. §328| =ist_st.. near Olive ; "Fabaw Wilecs 601 L | same ate model 28. Red Seal Con- | T = + le ¢ ‘Our Old electric singe O. aa ° imb ir or shetan: — fe laston. r pe y’- ! 7 : i a motor; . was , . en ‘ " 44 “tr piana fonlers, Leds. bed ‘springs, vacate rock | HORSES AND ) VEHICLES TORD—Coupa. atapen white wire where, | FORD SEDAN BRAND-NEW | : eee ee x: aces "flrat-clase WMDOTiaR: Li tS S68. 3110 Frankia © 7840 ors, chairs, kitchen cabinets. wardrobes, | “-“-~ Pe. Ce bar , . , At a bi discount; 12 months to ¥: open | p demonet some ae = ! gain; open Sunday rornin PAM © ° Oo pa} . se | i\ MY { monet rate. Texaco Fill- PIAN Gig Cmeiners, Warumine I RS845. WANTED | Wallon —_ ne _tebiix) | Bight, Bunda 96 rWO PAI ER Mr. laitz, Union and. Beato. : NOS ANO ORGANS and 19 N. Vane eventer, Detw Page “4 iat i Saye garnets tee | FO en Coupes: § of them: $275 $375 and | _ Huber. W ilson, 2601 Locust 'T—Tourli ng, “¢. er] . Wlre wheels. i‘ uid PLAYER-p! ANO—88. nore onk. bes ' “ >| “3 U + N ABOU x : My t¢.——Wice, ight 1.4, Dore and 475; al! guaranteed: terme : ofrade. Mor- - _ ) grade Used Cars. Pay a sma)! deposit | [ANO—Uori wo t: —s ‘very Ete at D He . ; SONS : without starters: $395 up: terme. on the appearance of a new car; als ‘io ie ! Jet Diack, and musts: Jt esa he of tire: pai t iid ‘ . - ; 7 : einch trac ( t ‘ twe ucit y. ; « » 2@:i189 j ~ » rut R NG ed ‘ > . . Pt room modern, f ah ‘k, doub! -ton cat aT ee be i “AR - ight 4: tn aplendid abane: 1 give you free storage, until * ce.ient condi tlie nm: bargain i PIANO—Electric Wr ) A est . and T wil! coTne ana j , ‘ 4 , . ! ¥ . | you take t @® car. age, i Ye volt ¢} np ‘er. “'D. Ballard, Genera! be HUDSON | COUPE ' ee: mowt 26817 aa , ‘ Locu P te = ’ he . it , ‘ sides Ms 1 ‘ r ‘entral) 312. . 2 , Venina® #1 a! day Suz lay. Be Loris, Gay or night Thirtee: th and i LC ————$ _E. an 12 oe at Thi } 0 itively the biggest PL AYER. Pr. r oe Franklin ar, ty. ; af r -egeny — . - “ “EN, Ul? " ; 1S 18 p Ss! . o, - - \ NO—88-note. Dealtitul + rr 5 Adie Mia > a — latte nasa Sgt - ** a v0 POI™ Cee) ere SS ~— = “HOUSEHOLD Goops WANTED | attVery, Fe 7 Model: renewed in our own shop: lll ps 'N—Sedan. s' Iper 4 ix: late model: 7 Pee Bee = . _TRUCKS 4 aimost new: bi aaninene...c arpets, furniture ot a ee A SALE pile dicen melee 25 peON—su ee 4PIng; iat MoCel, 100KS | wie ng reduction sale ever held in St. —— ots? re cose HUpae A ord MPrC .. bargain. $1600. at 1801 Pine st we RO) FRAM ON Se a or ————_ hs ferms You m. « c ra) OVO vara nl > ete , : , eo oO’ Ipe; lat € modal, VM ‘ire “ heels. Recond Tt¢ med ‘ ‘ar Departmen: Coy lit! lon: ‘ Z ? Ss! $ 1} »? car + 2 i . a i * _ } ’ £ cl er: Le worth f , a 'f ° a4 aNd . Wore S240 . EC ‘RD—I1-4 P \ DIRONS—c ‘art ete fur niture, ~ contents of xine ic iM Morgen. $1060. Ae ta : $15 4, ve _& G St. — ; . , . con Aled I hen rie ¢? ole OE eel «LL iincioeientioadapiaaiaaitainin sO 1" 7 - | “ dieiead } i ; . on; will sell | th tm with others. | “axellings or sail 1 lote; @-i wer bid be. sau AKNESS—V agon B26 fa: >m n.ares. rr " 050. _ oung, °% x B14 Locust et. oc : -~} M AXW E L, L- —Sr da: nm; ru nly ¥ nmiile HU DSON—] 91i. }- ouring r passenger, : reasonavie, i sal 7341. {ce3) OUR SLOGAN 1s: eon ay. cheap for cash. SOUTHW fore selling. Forest §0°5 ‘or Delmar 3864., _horses, $25. Au:o Exchange, 30 68 OV "ER AND—194 0 4, : Tr : ,ere:2 2x n : ; mu im Lig! : arly new tires ail around a1 FuURD Sivle body: tmmedinte BUSINESS BACK TO NORMAL | Twi —— _ Dennis Bros. (eB) | 7th xt 38) tires, wire wheels; ‘ru 1d looks 1) ne { : bargain, $795." 46. ur Spare; mechanical!s t: tib- | _ Geliverv Batley. °117 ye dene eel 4: ee eed ae " INDEPENDENT PIANO . SDOAH. 3934—H ae... -- . a . - - - | * price $854 ): terns ‘ destre l. : “ » ge ae © " ele}y:« n 9945) s aie eo ' , . . ‘ . : > A‘ Oldermobi! i@ht Ss touring pa.n Led case: w ‘, . “TIFFOROBE W "td. —_ u rniture. “ene ugh Welght 1250. fast work huorere. , . ee Sd A [os 2. rs od I A "ar: i} iip-ton con ; @ hoi ” : pas a 7 . ‘ ; S31. Y Wy s*. Si ; a aad Ye on tring. LAN Oo. c © ~ ST 21-9: ‘} ‘Tand. BEATHERS—20,000 tis. boua >| for $65. Hudson Fruit Co.. 2761 « houteau,}, Suepe: mechanical!s Cais | + fit’ N=] zhi wort} 0G: terms: trade BoOa mute NEO —_ . Oldsmobile } 4 touring PIANC IS——395 , ‘ ft ‘ ner tr. k ¢ es a on 7. . ‘a . 4 ‘ . = $s M saad ‘ - ar cha: das —— a aD A wer: 6 6 RRORA Sneha > = Pe ee pies yet al a Cat alge, ‘ain drive, peddler’s * tats ¢ conri PICU TO $550 cox ‘Paam s i : vr aR rs 3) aie oat a “— tds both ’ et Init TO Lana, 8 orig ; ody, : ilsuUraence ‘y° een Haynes light touring. w } _ range Franklin, or cal) ( ‘? ntral S076, p _cbPx) ¥ - pair Rg. 7 Year mer S a oP a ’ ROADOSTERS L3I Le] +! b, i Ds ‘ ye . - 4 .* qi‘ ‘ ‘ > : wiles Et ts ™ ° lf] at ~ . ‘ 7 *T ' i sabi ~ “ fai A apie c jarfeld. Kiese!! sedan. ot . ; BURNITU! RE Wid. —Hadly ; al} ki NUS, Bfrri | \’, . J wo. West } \ feer f y? aon tl 1 a i ma a ee a ; —~ Oldsmobile 8 touring. €emons trator. _ ‘vem. reaine: cash} contents fiat dweilings ee | ee teen aie Seneca ke eee: > ae PE A—Sneedsier: real sneed an wy cet . ey oe tanvetne> aul : — ? lo ’ , AN RICAN neers! Aedat Pare - - — = —_——-- . Veber OUl “Ui / es | Truck: Hehe or : . , - y FURNI’ [ URE W AN’ PED BADL y _ka aaiaienils — — . ie staan, . Sig > G05 a row a Sion’? ra} . on t= ~1t@i IX tourir se) vob l ndition a gr Dae chee, Videmobile touring, f-cy TER’! 7th and Locust” hes ’ aa no wor. *” . t ¥ : ° tes RIE : . Lr? pl. ry f? , . , ‘ Cal at hig ) coun? f asNal *, sierra) erms. e 3 ) rR 4 > p ? All descriptions, large and «mali lore; |! ULE—And box wagon, 2000 Gra oot. (es ANDERSOS 5 — 1070, convertil roadater: sng, Usd onet 1 wee : VERY TL FS Ba): LAYER. BIANO—New: beat buy | af contents flats, dwellings; highest cash sricas Mi LES—). wuitable for any lNeht work jt Lu@pital: mus rift! ; erie a a Pw ane ~— BUNS IL. on oper am ae ' es a 343. aD, cash or term . SCHOBER, 4455 Page Del. 2985. For. 392. Hydrant _ Press Brick Co.. King's high. | ‘ar: ntinental motor and others ., | Pee ourin : 3Ui, model hk 4s eo: . . PUL FUCK, iight delivery: good conéi- , back "9 he ss ll N afural Bri lve rd (a4) ~ eee rn od tires, oumper. Were _#-pe omer, Prenainted: mechanicaly ) a } aon, Chea} Barnett Sales Co., 2815 Lo- If Mugic Co., 4300 Olive »s : m) | ims ' 4 eo ; * | Be Ss. Fe ad ™: -* e! , as - as ‘ Waas Wa ii ace fe . aad ; tone, Part cash, va! jan ve eee ee ee Se eee ~~ | MOLEs- Wagon, harn ess, S$: 1: fast deliv. ha! nd ' of urniture Wanted Pe 2 7g @e « 60: Ina! ré, $335. of my Sr, }Fer- } t a y. at ve! ‘Aa ; § I ot , = - - Rp ; ‘ "0 ow , i ‘ a a ' , . i . ru « a inclosed bod: demountahies: benc . i Der | { ' ‘ 4 ; >. » . *} +’ ; = reas . >. i . ' he u ing ‘ ‘ i hi ri — +, irty a . ou oe of "" paeter, o mode], driven | HU “Beker SON, . 43: live, : sine}! UTHERS of? ennee ive, , | ~~ POPP PBL PM" = . ‘* ‘ Tr ri? ifs SMSundawv Se * = . aed. : ; = ) A O20 vor eu t : . | Bomont ot 1. Central 360.) Central spnas ratural Mridee LMAR BLO 4574 - _ ’ ° , 7 ° . . - HOUSEHOLD GOODS Wta—Ali kinds, |~ ee a ee oe ae ae . imsmang WE, } } ry ° 5 » a r sf ; . . , — al _ ; . ° , o highest cash prices paid for contente of | , WANTED | operates like brand-new: brilifent fact) PUICK 6—Tourtug, late; el sche nies Dilek hala, by anton tO — Truck, nodel; wae ——— | §330 aND «cx — ie apertments and residences; pianos, Re rere | operates on $e Se } tee uote e meg aia San ee Condition; h a5 nad very t mh atte, a~~& Wid bull ©8, KuURranteed gay ews — ah SR | ive ront room: bat! gas, trolas, Orienta) and domestic rures, ’ F tAP machinery bought and gold ’ . oes § es “a e yy snows th PR: 7s ; on; “enetian ! ini ‘ea? } jae. ‘ — nel awmad aad aeons hee In; Orne: °3° live . ‘ ‘ome ta ; t Fe Biityv: reasonabhie brac paintings, etc. Leonor {- Auction . ; . ‘hoelhorn- 4 ‘bre ‘he Mac} Ine Co J i nunared co! iar Ww OT) rruUui er 1T) vr . \@ar ti ‘ ii ’ ni x°rs at ‘. . ¥ Daa ‘ em. ‘ , ta P : an ' r : 4 . on itior : wv’ e* « ly os 17 t> . a" : -* sv ‘ il t | : P poly y~ Penne - / ‘ 441i — abde e i - . Po Bros., sof ‘ aren. : R-PIANO— RR-nr -_—_—_—-— ~~ - ; BEYORE «+ belling your furniture enii : ogg “ +? cnet he Nees eye ébo7. a. Map ess SB Akin | ._FOR SALE - DODGE ROADSTER serves aa} a ta wonderful savings snc newed Car Dent, at leonard. | - : & a , 4 eo « i ay SOM | 7 te >} 6420 an *ORD—Light ‘ very = - a “a 29 Oe oud fencing | : . ; ea ay AVERY TRAC TOR—12-25 h. p., 3 plows; | 300d mac! ‘al condition: good tires and Ca a nic 7 ie DR body: $°50: aos , aK 843 ive, at linde!! “ \Wwe Touring &. $100 Dow ll terms. Mendenhall. For a ae 356 W 730 ol HpDointment =n : iV@ st.. A pt, BEST CASH price paid for secondhand aT Al condition; will ‘demonstra: @; forced ! paint: Pit ay ¢ . = . ~ ° ! ~ ‘Sun in niture. Chas. (sinsberg, 2021 Shenad aa ‘ f r or ric? , Ourt . . "KT WoO ror 4 7 ay. Victor. 350. (ot to va ( ate : fat m f r ind fust Fial f a } FA’ KT IN Moro Be ‘Ro ee } , to New ton ae pate : £ : Vict oi, A. m 4 astellain, 1610 6th, } fadison. ? ‘or ; 5 1 i. ee Oe if ust : ' TAT as Fa tii > anh! i lit Lae ; - a a P } 4 AJ Nu K ‘4 th e ¢2 wT ? Pr T. AY} a ch. Pi rs \ » REST cash ~ prices for | kinds of ~ furni- ($3 an eve iitive rr 1! day Sundar. : TT ( e J RU ci in WF — ae ANWELI.—Touring: 20: used his big rgain ith screened-in beay at the SHOW but felt you could not 8 Chas 4 + sty — ‘ =) Fe - = OS ¢ 7.7 iL 1 @ > * : ? i1T) , ieee’ taal [ ricic ie i2 “ y ap- sd a , ag’ t I id sii] j : P d | : I : “Kinloch, ¢ ‘entral 3503. mt stacks a: d - pod of = # — i. i! ere at | Hes a] cal ster PJa Moc aT; x pe:. y are) ; tees ha , ; ale O15 Fy wafer Wen i j 8 pax the price. We are in a pestteon . i ; . Hillips Piano Co, 376 ee "hh Tf. in and out o t { > Nm ( -4 4, pers JO L iO0Ca wuG : : A, : bi} . ui a i- wera ba . . matte rr HIGHEST cash price; furnfture ‘of ‘ll he: , ) :, ss 1°1°? Case ay. R33 ° ry 1: ’ . rhs a'} . und 1110 - 1 erfu! rier. . wae hs ' 4iaia i rigil e®lame.; ror — 7 . “ - : eee a to se]] You , af Te atly reduced pric es - =. > a ~ . ' 4 contents of residences and flats. 4 ry p iaediinenente o- a yer 3 P 9ughin: a a reasonab! r rf S ‘ a A MPT T ‘ mare.y _— SCs ACH, eh oD . id C | : | h I ore — wet Um Gra: cas ey. Lindell 2160. I. U. Leonor} Auc Ranmin Mt suis, Fhe: ~~ rented, ld this week | ~' 7 tenew ' cust 4 peer ar trictly hard usa fully equipped Ii f LL ee | slightly used model s of practically alr) “cull finteh; mahogan case. i achine : ; st. s slat , re pare Mets © Neat ‘ : . & - 4 ce ; ‘ , oh a ‘ : Pe . ‘Pv a ~ ' ? . so ; ,r +y a ee ~ o~, 5 Vo. ‘ nN or tr “ita = ° a9 N-FRAMPTON, ‘Bom mt 3100. Centra: h ; @ woncer! ain the popu lar makes shown at the most bench ' ty heres “pecial price $76; W —— none ~ mee ee 9 . 5 Pen B 4 espe Leonard , : Cie Ramee ram : ys ve : Por Lif : gnu ll . Ty) ap a ‘ , . . , . - “7.9 ; ' erie used: furniture ‘and rugs; ring , MOTOR—A. C., -h.-p. iz » 1 more 9 ral 7430 : ( £3) ia: aes Meigen MB fe cape tat DAG: TInonth tha tin e ~ 2-ton truck th cost 9:37 | Buccessful AUTOMOBILE SHOW . AEOL IAN CO. 1004 Olfve st, (ex “ ve) > > a double shaft: . . “Forest ; ape i =~ . tp . m “$y ~—— = : all -— , é ? ~ : ei - nev si 7 R- +9 4 N : he ha t | na "* 4 = 7 - 7 2" ; ve } } j ~ uw} : ] 1 —— Teh » Seg 7 Prey ‘Olive “st wemmg MOTORS B 1 —- 7° ae: il F« KL . ro: (ers, aii ni Je ‘ $150 wre: pratt 3 4 ‘a iv} } Tries a°’ritice rhe? . mds : , ' 6 ‘ ~OMO, ash > terms: “ould |! ever held in st. Louis. “a oa ices are decite: . . 3—HBrand-new E. an ‘agner: | tr ' @ARy rine. 4106 Olive rt) Lor quic at. vner nas no us ve ‘asily BO); brand-new agi T | I how nos. : —. . Ueon burn st fel4 DTORS Brand-new G. Fund, er rade; any torn. ae : asilv sold for brand-new, it haen't bee The salesmen who showed you $45 uo, Ox rom ($195 . oe x c° tl ‘ e8; re { s. 1B= | m¢ Sat, yea we ww ( : 2 Jown. ; } le ar i} 7. ‘ . z * « ; . . p AT) ren CLOTHING well Electric Co., Olive G370. on D—1 deter. i917. $1 55: $68 dowr t: Se Ii ) int a y “a1 ruck ourtesies at the Studebaker Exhibit oon $1 per week. MEXGEr LOO OPPS Ne ee ee ee ee we wees PRINTING shy my-gereee rn viv ¢ . ~ 4 ' pha ©. ‘ an. 4 . > ad +’ . - (a) eR Re +. . of 5 SO . . ; 4300 qieqy { ANT Dd 1+? . a dl FOR DpS—19 roadaters ail rnode! any price ‘ ate nodel ‘ Len 9 rr. P ' a . BEBE yo Tone. yr WE PR es Se were Mesers, J i . ae as 4) wer W E' w } Motor and star : acrifice: terme: trade 3516 ‘Faston ¢ > } 2\y i a AUT d t . “Re ats = oS w Beas ae: re sa. @! ASSES, r= gare vs ro a wey -USt. _ .e- yd 1e% ‘ ee See iter Humana; estab. eee wwe | quick sale. 1110A Locust € terms: weit _Easton.(c& Reconcitioned Car Depariment put ft urself whether a 19°? xwell’ Pings and Sundave TONER * or theve 4 tte hee : coer. . a aioe - . oF buy &_ better tnetr ’ a. ~ SS ment *O0 to S800: te? ins. KLE] LKAMP PIANS >| pms APPAREL Wtd.—Pay highest ar ee1. a, | STEAM ENGINE—14,-h.-p.. with boiler; | FORDB—i5 roadsters: e: models; $12b up: Mh 31 st Ach Sa acnful or painless wn * : TRS q $1 Easton av. (c ; Mtoe thie ousht. @ new Grant” we ct é B. ARG. MINS IN TR LC Ks KFALKNER 23 8. Grana . 4 + = Been —, tr {eA ‘ “essenfe! d 3314 Ol ve, Bomon $071, fo) | ” jer te trade; _easv _ terme, An : hn good running order: $40. 3941 Ch a pes: Bh a 08 | , oi sill ari shai. an Ae et eine Psst pa APPARE! Wid. —20,000 suit overcoats, | OS ap ee FORD—Roa¢ ister. 70: starter ard new DO YOU Ww AN r SERVI( EK ' that looks like new {¢ 2 Setar nly Tederal ~-ton, cab and body: $195 - . : — shoes, hats, dresses: highe Ws , ‘ a = os fen ae oe pe ol dl rds, a-ton, stake 3 ly: £4060 cont (‘OT SINS ere nas And om ver barzal — re have . rhe epien gains at SPEER ferent pricen: come ant’ seen eae anti En Phone ogee | | mar 2 ._ Appelman, 4° Ay a (oR) M O B | L E S| | - — — . flasi a 4 Ay a eT ; : APPAREL Wtd.—Men's sults, ov oe fa U t O sis a er. 1918: fine TV E6 % go bag to S08 o ser vie thie car wil @elteas iTCHEL — a nd %&: emenaiall ou trons the most vaive possivie grest Prices: don't sell before meetin so ——— on re lay vear: electri r new cord ~ sor ae “an Tou tee Gee ti ee faxwell, 115- u ot monies : WEBER Pe te told vor anew ‘tan can depend on ass. } e ‘ PAL eam ee r . ‘ i ! ‘ he: h 7 ; ‘ p ‘os: aa : e ; = Le 6 1.8. “i Iw 2 tblie true k @ ad . n: ; ” m = Se ‘ ere . , 3 rm BIALT : ON ‘HIG i] om nes . hoa Ste giv eas ese het yon, ro bith er one of these gentlemen ie a eka! . er nt off far . cas (eS) oy ae Me caiaphtay z ri ‘4° H r . : iJ i; ri . ' ~~ A) fu) EP RC np yee wit) : ; ests: lano . Or oung, “814 Loc S \ SPORT 7 . : 77) FUlyY acquainted with all makes of rabber; cheap: terms. Strauss. Fu: i agent, (ADILLA*t . $100 D 11°5 Pine, (c54 Not a js m i. ': y fancy linee: +r gr terms. ~ LFaBILN, Of course. E ; rm nate apne : dundace *O, . OTGs; ‘@-ton, express bodies: $250 of dite ona FORD—Koad ster Hlack Yer vet and one blue tatfeta. of J eesing sutomobiles by Dave G. Open even ines and a) ~ ' ¢ . Open g] ake sts Us , nt 4 Bf = . aa —*t ” . p te G2°8n tty “at ‘ Ca bargain, Caban | e6 Banos Te CAR MAIN rE NANCE > : ———— — HEVROLF ' : OARS AMT Pe sneces " a ia ami YOu nee ta spew: | why, ere, ae TT Pres > wg ) A ony ington. elze, wi records, $83, 3893 Waen- oat) Seg “34 Washington. 1? 7 0, 8 new, YAKLAND- vbGring; 3 painted over and cen ecer 2 Dodge, lool em af) \ SE | M OT OR nee (a0) = Qn PP __ nit * ches : ry’ aetae 12 Tanteed: Mad Te n bala . , ig OT I ca ‘2 ives . . noni m oney. ‘ P ae bal a e (eo ing rom new. we ee ebe : « ‘ —— air nay rs fant vrs ae aes sssensectasctgmecesssnidaniemietteeten re 045 : ary ' PARLOR SET—3- piece wahogany; uphol. ' HT. at H, MACHING COMPANY | HU DSON-FRAMPTON. HEV) 0 —Touring; 1919: driven ver: — as ee a P: V— Model ' O- Dassen dentall, Tor a’ ae 9% ocua* (ea) PHON ae) ia a is —. . - : ‘ Py , “ - “ % te ; key Vv - — yy - CHASSES ; oa = 4 Bele ‘ 7) fe... for ' are fine plaver-piano. Rox :e. ER. : ’ aes a, eri ‘ aid ». wo Teey If 29 = ‘J i * by a~« — mis. Strauss bi ri agen?, ] 1?5 Pine 2 ten 7 di ' ’ ‘ + : : [s i. “ ‘}4 ¥ ise " a oe | AU ,TOMC BIL E Wi. —Anyr P ondition. . : OAK] AND} ster 19°) model S350 _ “ oe a _*** AVit ; ; r. . , » ama -s fogs he —_— : ‘arte } e . i / ; ’ . Ray & "s, ey: rye in?. r >t - . . 44) p ' me ve _ : uf . iihddie ‘ete RU: ce lve “ fami DIAM: 2NDS—Rourht: es a $500 nee ap > 3603 or 1463 Blac -kstone. 8 co “ A ng er hee. Lewis. igo rs i 4 es a ; * e “ust | eee . - oan . _ 4 tr} an ids c }? ir p % \° i. : ¢ ACCESSORIES, PARTS—WANTED a, — “¥ : a2 ee _ ’ any amount. Miller, 1322 Olre’ AU TOMOE; ILE Wt. i.—Fine player. — far o n " ashington. (2A) sine AT, 1 Gay Sund 0» we > 1A “ ’ ei, lust Ve] lied inten ent s. i oF ' oe | j tar. pus i ea . : ' . f: lal offe, : ren ~ PHONY ; Ls -—_ n° $:; on on Nin ewan movile reliability: pr: ' TIRES dhs aoe Used all sizes for cas! 4614 API ney age are fo: ah i I] age ay... Delnier sar sna (cS) _exchange for food car. 15: ¥ 2A Benton (3) er cS Ph DODGE—Tourt is, If » OTN : term . _ : pense . . ; FEXtlL .) = owl eee — ee ted bl 4 OVERLAND 90—Roadster: 1919: near new: de. ° Dias as & HC temeastine : | Sesantar “ ve | . will se!) fn PATENTS secured; acy) le@ and folder free | _ cash, Johnson. 49254 WW (80) | SCRIPPS-RBOOT H—Chumniy roadster; oniy VODGE—Touring; looks and runs like new BO; n a Morris, O14. id 3 : - in a : BATTERY | - — a a nratel, ; beautiful heavy ms- pas AP CI. Tne LOS Nth Bt Olive $76 (6) FORD Weta —Tourtn ert i{iion ana! sene GO0U rmtlea: $850 for _fuick kk le: nheariy 3 ew tires, good top. plate glase tn” near Oliy Bpec this “ar } S ew and A TT we Jaren! ns; evarant eed. rel ul it, 95! oY recor 1 “abinet. holds 184 exerts — Price. Box Y-59, Post- D! a" — 2 terme Yor ing. 2814 Locust 7 rear curtain; overhauled n For shed: "ERI —_ - - ~ - New t'res: big barga! n €450 i! : ne : = : 7 an 4 a : ‘At “gi alae , UI mts ! : u DA i,* - it . ‘ : ] : . ‘ y “E R Y SHOP. a Ilor J *. a ‘Ter 4 “New . 10- inch, Anconas 1 and sin Bingle-« omb reise: rt. : FORDS BS 7 eee’ ~ oe sourin “se eran —— (ST CDEB AKE R-—R Loadater : ‘3 918: new top. ashe B ak RE’ rT. 48: 10 Olive « S } : ain or ome ' a ath pay- a. ine asf. : (rere a. Lae ‘alm ot. Ph one ne Ty! ler AT. si. * os th no. (tons , B853c each. fo” K 8, lantcally perfect ook Ike new: eee ° — ee P TOURING Tf ey iast. 1414 Franklin. (ch (chs d DOULGE—Touring, first-class condi¢i On; nent. bala: _12, month ; TOURING OP—Brand- new eel! RECOR nbia. goed o- HUBE R- WILSON, Bl Olty t Linde! h - 6814A Clarton. Benton 1779W. a ‘udin r inte ‘dances, oe or. w lion wheels. PABA EON dle ~ or hundred; reasonab * fe, 498% coupes, sedans; Shipp ng to California. Mo- $425: terma: trade. 8834 Wind isor pl. ) , ee - vou tires; gear shift lock, ; ne late dances, > Se lorgreg c. $18; Fd cnan. gy, | 2OTSt. 1854 Locus ©) | STUDEBARER—» acaamee ‘ ”» TOAdc te et & ‘> J tires, ? . door ypenin sur i rn pe! n K ts. s) aes eg 40" ose eres | MONEY To loan on a utor : sobiles. Auto A UC= | reloe k : Y whee! s i - in . ‘a Ke a 2 ide in tt his ol nc mi ae ts site tak 7 “ INTER TOP —Fo r_ Buick, D- 45 ' ar red “ bet 23 nt at thie ¢ : me and NTER ToP— ourtng: cee price; don't miss this chance; ei excellent; $60 7 31 Pine st 1414 ¥F ini ' renstin. ‘ed’ Rete b i deimabieite oe ° * A, a ~ 7 ‘ : pas a . CHEVROLET } ARTS , eat shipnpt ng to California at once: $100 tb . ) ___ SEWING _MACHI : S280; bring sutonioh{le. tate cash home. =; . Ras 5. Wik menatheaeearine OR ub: trade teri ns “4106 V1 live ~ Reconditioned ¢ ar Departinent Ay ) “0 at aa 3 2-paasenaer rut ae aia te tours 7 a om — - ~T 3 : Olis e aft 3d gp? ” - T sed Darts for 499 con ie’ ro et a’ price: [R . good cond Tel wy Sl wil) leo trade your i Chey- OMS and BOARD | _See Motorist Show, | 1834 Loc ust. } 2000 miles: vargain for gui 4. } ’ t poy da NG MAC HIN —Quick Mea; Fae stove. ANYONE paid $75 selling, locating avto: no-| Forest 7847J ; need room: terms. 3: 516 Easton. co) | PAIGE—Youring, 1970. 4-pass. sport: easy! | rolet for me@esive buffet; cheap. Ww : Miles; tnoney loaned; auto ndvies posctt Se hminin 2 " FURDS—25 to ings; all modelg: "5 }_ terms. Mr. Lewis, 1900 Washington. (38) —— = = o yw 9 rng aah | 23404 Oljve. (si! VY elie Roadster 6—$1: 50 Dow! n terms: trace cid. 3631 Feston av. «oki | -PAIGH Re ‘ i BNET if seen 08 —rene cee or FO —CiTy yg AC New Hoos ant hee Haee® | AUTOS WANTED BADLY | otos a oadster, 6—$150 condttion. FORD Touring car, new body; good Totor: | Tour-passenger Ea eae! B Ford winter Soin as a oe . + 3 nN ew ome Not 1 «0 f } Cc _ ' : Vi . ry. 4 A Up, Cash or terme. 4059 Cho non 100, by March 1. Any kind. G00) OF) ———--___ BARRETT. SESS_Olive._(c& FORD—Touring: . . : ad Reconditioned r Department, : Roadster 335. ROOM—Large S'08'-Leare’ hoom: het Wat u (eS7x) bad: ords. Dodges, Oaklan: fe. Chevro! ete. ROADSTER (S—Two sma!! ones, in good rt uy \- 0 —Touring; extra rood shape; cheap if t Sod st aende $50. = oF » BO Other roor.ers De!mar car {ACHINES— 7) hr. ° va : Studebakers, Or er.ands, Maxwe! Is. Priscoes. ning order: ftartere, electric lig hte ete cash or time. _ av. “0 S. Jeffer "fon. , pipe: ae eee Le eo eee . ) ym » — , 7168 ‘J ree Singer r your car and take the money! $700 and $250: terms. Young, e814 Lo- FORD—Tourtng car: Al conditio ‘bargain: Bes oo bate or Ph ars. ————tee is ! 3 tn he | Only. elk oes | CENTRAL very lntest model; regular price! ¢ ter tal price £40 thie week abe a2: Largest used car buyers | cus st. ali cerns, Barnett Sales ¢ »., Ze 815 Lo'us’* im Pee: veek on o. (oR) VE WE LI MOTOR ‘; ‘AR. ( O. t_(c8) | perry, peemon a eaieaineiieasc= comets com SR? §24-foor front (ob3x) | Y AHLEM MOTOR CO., 1035 'y Grand. wore erro FORD—Tourine car, models ‘1917 t 1920 STORE | AND OFFICE TURES ee eam aon _ Sunday. néell 807, | Vv ertce iy oe to $395. Rome ‘fe. om cate oe C ar Dept. Tat ng reom srt sreoertents lau PPP PRPs A tn a Ek lots ke eae: terme ; 4 Caen T o« “OA IWAY. “bi. , FOR ) SALE ag CABRIOLETS SAHARA ‘IS DRY FORD—1920 ouring, like new? alae Acq OLIVE 25d ST. | Used Cars of quality and , i | M U ~ I G A L Cio ete Foon Penne Rene POPLAR Pen o “ tlie: OP ae PP . a ms : : DEON CAR nia J ._ but you should worry; rou’ eee : | terme rices that are reasonable. J Ld a ER ROY—aAne lar a icebox. & x. HT Ds “a CARRIO LET : 4 ~ 7 Sse an dan th ar BU ()) 8. { son. st . . ; p as SS st., KE. St. Louls, it (3 mosel Tfect, ' th. in ¥ ‘ord Dm na ae _ ers FOR D—T: our ing. letuountables: nen HU R RY, G Ig I ‘| tis BARGAIN i y O11 will see. Evrery Car re-j ~~ IUSICAL INSTRUCTION | we _ -.. e me VIOLIN, manéo lfn & ita Pr. banto U =— i ree fu ar Me a8 — Nee vat) — ee ay ” ON re oe ee , + ee au We a Tatts eaten Suh a ae fact ucteteteetee wage late | | NEWELL MOTOR “AR : ) : = i took | ep wefect’ moter | no - , (BR FIXTURES—Cheap. 2300 wi | teconditioned Car Department, ee Tia-m te i ee ee ee toe 84 ie whack SF thie intl painted good tires, motor a1 ow i! live at 23a st. ; be . ‘ nal} +s 4 = fae SSR5. Fa Ps ; a? 7e@t venind the whee! of this powerfu ‘ ’ — s, taught: inetruinen ts loaned P iinham, 121 a “ ve ci ttc ttt - e PAE: 1} 3 ii ‘ . =} 4 a T'¢y3 9:94 Das Om ‘ - - i: it i y r } | war . . = ueed rates s bik al 4 — iste Gnished; we ny £ COUPES =m Thirteenth and Locust. BOUTH- 7 "ORD- sonable prin. 2218: fine condi- | o>’ oe war eee oa me Bae aad ee ae te rood, ruaranteed | ¥ Nash | ea enere. ~ A. ab : of | rion. Lo ation. CA. EG ERS-—He ion; eason able price. Residence, grog | §°;, ® Car with a reputation for beauty; : & - c ) a BA» s— Vii: ‘ gull : osteo aa Stet hal LESSONS—Vilion, mandolin. guitar, leu. FRANKLIN. 2617-Teo , comes, . Howe Scaie Co.. 61° we ; ries. °., EPPS SO NN ee eg r a C SOUT ae. ; EW en ings) and Ss iv} day 8. ws Ww ath! m= ' i ft ished in RP ers! an b lue an b! 4 d rel esi wheels, Can roy Irnagine a $1200 car being St. Louis Motor Co. ; all late | struction Bae thre TY nated! =! 5° _yoursel sf: ist floor ; BvVIcK—c oupe. 4. ass. late ¢ rm 4 eS I = sini ndsome light oak office desks. ble sa . m: meee; e _DODG E SED A FORD—1930 model touring ca: ~ 68 | | { " y iTing car start- ff t $502 . rr | Oriole a’ or asc ~ chair, ates fill cabinets, prac- | | ny stunt I :¢S ‘ si “? ‘?r 4 r 4 les sseens:; omas aranted ia” ree ge 1800s im med ‘condition; bar. | texte 01 ipe. late 4 paesenker used ‘very | and othe we poseses FRAMPTON glock nee omete pe SE ra & 8 weet ong | Nash 1919 Sedan. Repoois. Holland Odeon. Wellaion "Bides | — and private baths; BL day, WASHINGTON at ’ ir —NX Ifke brand-new nae every appearance Renewed Car Den Locust at J.eonard. nus “rifle : $33 on e! on . | Will be, OH, eo much @weeter {tf you sing | R urin a. 133: iT ees » "Ee abelving aL rs, cri wand-new, finest g1 aranteet sondition: BRorrore 3100" Central 7430. (83 Netura! ‘ Delma: it in ¢thfe late 1v19 Palme touring: til Reo 1919 To g- PIANO "PILS—750 for 40 yey houre. SCHOOL, 3125—1 O'lsekeeping recom; WasthiVvaTne Tie turnatile: eel! ver reasonahie : ; t ' fir 's) ] new tly - one - ORDS—T. “. uri g cars - be dece!l e4 abo, the age of a CAr: | Olds, Rds. 1980 Rds.. ace maker. : ; ‘ to ev enings. Am a P. . nj conne ting ¥ ' Vu@e Ae “>> fa . kin 800 ’ : jeatl upholetery firm ane ke x SED AN KR node's: £°50. $275 $° 8-20 prove th = age of an: car well, 4 P | en i Smet @nyY wriced car ¢} oor o. _9 vant: $: a gyal i Hae 1080. bend Mt | : iY } Chalmers 1918 Roadster. Fo!se _Gentlemen; furnace heat, Petry: ewe reasona ; ‘ Mao a ; or sone j " a? a . Murr ei) OVer: we e« n offer e : i 3. ; - ee i > *Yy - - i ; 4c MACHIN 2) ADDING nnd a ne payYinent. balance 1° | i,t. Goo ie on r cord “tires, — he At rere Mendenha!! Ford Dealer, ©: hirgy irant seda mh Me ec on otter you Oakland 1920 Touring. R AG. TIM [IE I I AN iO PLAY PLAY ING WASIIN GTON, 31]8—Siewping. ba Wawa NwlUN wt. . , a = 4 ES nights. Pane eder- Wh ison. 2601 Loe “ust, pen | enudbers; driven less than 5000 ruil es; mo- — oe : rice: cash ‘or tos ne. ae of night Th Oakland Sedan IAght Six OL Eee eh, enone. cirand 5153. ne rooms: ell modern Ss : j eaten eaplored: i tt ee a ~ wo ‘CBU Ita in we nderfu co ndition ; tt] ‘tA ,’ 4 hs - e) wre he ey & Pat Ns ( par —_ ' " : v on F 8 OU L. 395% Juniata feat — | . ~ ; TYPEWRITERS —Selling any make, repair, | VET ROL EikCTRIC—Equispel” with iai-|for $1750 cagh rales or deals HORD TOURING, $100 DOW N th and Locust. SOUTHERN, of course, Hudson Super 8i TUNING AND REPAIRING | Pn aes enn ns ~~~ Pe ENGTUN ae oe nee riter io 3°) Ho. | &on mates ries: excellent eee on. Phone Phone na 2P ro Any time. (om?) Fine e« ndi nm: bargain €20 0. SAN¢ 1N—Fine ‘ona tion. $135: Puarar teed: uqds Pp rT Six. — » ao A s vi set 4 t te ‘.. rr G ? . tue ‘ ¢ or. . - t . , vt. : reacster bod $: . pad « Se 5 Jef? Overland 90 Chummy, i gC HY BERT a SON. 2607 Frank . av REENAL, & “ABRits *: « ewe tae - aT act bul! 88 popu =e eo mole na | FURL — Sea a 6; ‘terms. 3 F ; Sea ee r we'd sashes ory. "ve al ¢ and n ew: ——— date Wie) wir - | Ow ‘es. LPhoo ™‘ asl! try Ktow i306) ORD—Tourin . “~ og s . - - . —— = oe — ; oat ate hey tun re Paci - 8 Poh SAXON 6 TOURING Maxwell Touring. Wome : 1. ‘rede — and pemriresees “SS eer gver "ons ? Me ES a. S405. eany iis. MIr. vom > ae whe i 7 ete.: cheap for quick sale. Tou a4 ) , . ma, moun ' ea erty 'e 6 west rgrioe ome ~ Ung. a | | Fe RD—Sedan; starter block, every extra: rms: trade: car guara; wae. . che Rare wate Oh 9 t TN Pier wor . | —— v0 Gown; read this for a bargain: high-'| || Chevrolet 1920 Touring. | iene alien Freak Be ity and : ° = 3 eenntaTGR Bi. . y ; “aS a rovutn. ~~. ‘ ‘eap. terms: Stradss, Ford agent, 11°25 r 2lst.-near O71 ‘ e L, a i've . touring car, with a C'on itinental motor: j wagers ee ( HA AN LDL ER ¢ ‘ou pP »] rae | Pine fo34) . : Ath Practicalivy new Yin. EK | —_o FORD—Tourtng, starter, dash light. on eautifuliy refinished in moon blue: | Touring Car, $150; runs good. BIF RDM A ate me ; ladies em i * 4 _fereon + Wet teed adie toe 4 este lay ils: tap a « Re aa rp each. Phone Oily Late mo iel, 4. parrenger excellent me PORT—Sedan. late 19 le! 004 ma t © . ; Tie cend : n LOD feat var - . . ow | *h *- . ~~ CO Rialto Midge, 220 x, Chanical condition; mint and tires: $8 | tion, $500; 19271 m del, 700 Ter is Mo.'| Whee! Hessier shock sbecs ‘cleck. et onstratf{o1 vedas won: Srss. Sule ies . ; ' Or «"s tie) =: u : — . : af . —_= ape , . >? te 4 and sae nes : iy aye f ‘o.. Ooo8 Tae ok ied) SWell turnou: on - 8 6g ; at Nar - -n . age would Be if uorights made tnte a fertabie room | a meen; repairs. : Roinont “g17 . - as b can . KO) ME) —Sedwn a soed Look lnm car . splendic gr. Harantend terms crs -. ies oo] - 4 - Silo: S150 F wh, alane en @\ tern : \ ' "- | ere. een: ho other reer “78, or Coa, 1]2 N.. i by “en 1 ae 1 ig@% Phe’ a! Y oh ‘ ‘ 4 t | a . fe ~>.? tty e $450. oun . = N * let st . lial 447 . | "hk r ‘ : ; ; po Marcas age! qusenptanninae - ind GAY Sunde: i verms. 4474 ©! . ' . an’? SrewnAe-« «> a . aor ERT Diaho tuning, wee 3" ‘ tr) ‘ r ‘ : vu le: a!) work ¥yi4 GANE 31504 st — ; 5°02 Park. Phone Grand 3900, - 1 for | of ooia Ti 4 + = (cea os 3 sions lonha} bi, Ferd Dp waler, 315 I . em a ° > ~* VC UT ' ER—Vistbie model; 3) DODGE ( ‘OU I K, 1919 a — ce) MIE eT ¢ \R KX | LES SAX, )N TAT - ™ initial payment ap. | Excellent condition. good paint. new FORD—ke. lan; 1971 model: ar é ~ 6 I RING i on \ rt fie machines, en seat covers. etc, ew tires, | 700 miles: tires Virtually iven aim MOst mH» 1021 wll alwave @® pileaean: - !; down: ts for a bar in: high (\ i rt ov Drand-new oh lien,’ | drive rr raat ‘tone tf Be gy na : nign- Yy a , ne extra; dome . dash r a iate mode! amen with 1th a Continental motor: refinished ,Bee = rN 2617. Fy lenses; S100 less tha ce ‘| dandy tt ‘ery , " 4AS erful. buy ; , & look . inwte GOW top, ; J ap elegan t oroaagyy oars biue, = UY for ‘ k! li _ b v eo b . ; top. at P - ; a) 1 ~ a eed perfect : oe de | 8483 Olive. 3423 Locust 81, | n ; tnechanic e Main Sty Try BER- ir oes * er ve, at Aen out. th ty wo bes, Bo | asy Open oment 684 |. PIANO ex hago tor phe. 2 32 Ol Linden. 7) ve u ' Gunde se ighte, teenth Lecus - - J. Open nigh Sun Gay. (CSO) goOU THERN. femme OLIV R 2. . 8 om aca as ie 74 Olive: epen weynes and Sepa pong, md PRE Boren) on coe rz em Cnty ARRAN aly hte iah remy Moho tns er ape. tet Sa) TPE et Spence, cae Oy aR” eae + aa ght . » ‘ING pianos, gai 3a Arsi-ciaaa i el
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a i a ae WEDNESDAY, BS ARY 16, 1921. _ rae | | = NO REAL ESTATE WILL “SELL ITSELF” as well as will an AD i in these columns. wa pone eee # -) “ROOMS FOR “RENT —SOUTH ROOMS “FoR RENTA@CENTRAL | = > . ce ae el rooms: housekeer wl - 4150—F i: mished FRANK LIN. nene. -3 rooms. “d floor: rea! LAND—PFor exchee ees Ottis : ; Be tiar aa my Pi . Li neatiy furnisie: ter. Lindell ( or sleepi: 16; hot wa- GOTT LIEB REALTY ul Wash ~- aaa OO + acres in Huevr Tr’ * ree © lots a: N | ¥Y Placht, 1 Mn paein, = SRS ge gia cee te ee ‘ . —Hdell 3968R. = = x ) Muey, Ill., gor single ¢ | aa ORTHWEST WEST NORTHWEST 001 Pine 4 oo SS 7 = ob Bin . Ww BE ST PINE pr. 4005 — , (wero Six reoins, electric Mghis, APARTMENT——4 rooms. Neatly furn! eee et ay (LOO) RUNG C002224........" ™ PUPP PP Praag ae . : ES - ? ] ry ._ wey he : Urn.go A 44% ~* [sft re }] ear |, ; Ke \"* os + 4 NGAT = reo ’ > PIANO CO — aap Cash pail ¢ . private family. a a ee ==-floor front; entences. ZEN HE MENZ REAL eee eee s INS, In wood lon tet: Met less than 6} snap “G—Six rooms ong :eft, modern DOUBLE FILA ROOM HOUSE, .GARAGB. $3700. f planos: or trade. Bo: or : ‘ WE ST »p INE 4 . ‘ thes , “ee DELMAR: BL., 4606 A—S =" nni-heat oan ‘OG 1Gclation, car line. bes es, s. ~* N ravior a WEsT BND—$7 500. (ameia (N. 7 : klin “at * GON, 1713 (4 doors south of Lafayette) | | rooms, 3 a is0—7 Wo housekeeping : " v4 estnut sf reo'ns, completely furnished 0Use-. — ~~ @8d March “orest 617° ‘ ‘ - You want a pretty ba Loca te 4600 west, one bileck fu: . bath, e« setric ANC ORGANS ‘ ——Two iarge front CON necting nicely | ¥; EST » Bot-Water heat: adult SliF TADAN, pat Se 6 lower fiat, th keeping. : 4 fe VN ZNCES Wig — ’ : : ‘OW look ( 4527 otis —— pate rel) : ! __ats - as ° rooms each tI i reet; 3500 cash, balance —— housekeeping ro: oct. Kae. elec- for r_rentivman rs 4°56 —F urnished room roe! Bs Peary 220° Wea DELMAR BL., 5026—wWi} sublease 5-room for r 7 room residence or buy wr inves? eectric il i erfect condi. | io Teh ; building ) RACE REALTY CO. 100 N ite stands P -™ adhe ~ ap Call . afte: 9 oo perina- ob Din rr : Z sti kk " ALT \ At). JO" Wa etearn- heated flat to Dart pus ing rni- ate ‘ + Margaret's ' Sr 43 » - 4 = a , ? 5 . - 4 5 ay: 3 cS : rue? : . ‘fe by con 3 tion rent NORTH *, ™ pen! i . MS. ee SENT. £31, 20— We iis - ture; bargain. Forest 5416. (eo) Se r pi., of : leight#: owners! :2.0.” 7. S844 5. Lo rie PENNSYLVANIA. bo el 2 Nea tiv Urnisied ’ i tence . w > Left ceil i17AW tena. — SOUTHWEST e “i FU RNISHED APT 4 rooms, party anand nit wanting ae Ceili at i ight . ’ st ier rd j tr I vis _DoU "GHERTY - oo. CO RO i hbeet ru’ : “ dias . rT ver? - ya's » ; ‘ ; ¥ 4 ‘ : ‘ ; » dhe r @ One . ; “a . } 4 ~ y — Sood tone | yaerg_ Tor iady or _gent: upstairs, ied sa ae 3805 ce furnished’ BOTANICA, Te Tote furniture, Linde 597. bo. J. w ‘AN: a Mi Tha ae : { P. TO- D AT E FLAT RESIDENCE—-3049 Dickeos oa oe “4 PESTALOZZ. £616—One or two furnished Sell as furn! shed rooms, $6 week up. Lin. buy contents: leaving city 2 . T PINS BI 4954—Hotel service: —._ANSTRATH, 2 Chestnut a room « 4 4a 3 bath. @ectric and mes. parpal fy used very ii 3) housekeeping rooins: hes, bath . electric os i] 187 Sati ne - een ees CUS, Poul +s “Apar tmente: . 0 —Hi _ I sors a. : ’ your Property if price ts reas * ay eas Princip! 4, OM corfer nh excellent 6 and| ™make ofier A rr SOOT fom: bar St. T 3 - ~ Poe SOR PL aaa —-= na “aeeie ieee o +s - ; - Box \.295 1 soat ip, HOUSE—4 ucky Te pane reonm single flat, with bardweed floors . —— waln : VINCENT, 2637- rnished room; a! Adee Or PL., 3892—9 farce vu: furnishe! ane vig og th kitchenette, one are Coun. | WE are insut ~ Bo Post - —epatch. 5) shay 100° very ; d Ry bony , pom ty te ho ‘ ater heating plants: roeme ele- Income, $948 ; “ee vain, $4400 hg wteh . & tne lateat gt Rermeeee 2 _2né_ $20 per month, fantly arranges and everything in finest > + oa of Ss. Ninth _ 6-family Brie ° ete . = J : ; . - Wr urlitrer fiw e: , m= .ranveniences ets OMS: moderr ; reagonntle . . : 22 arge ‘sing! ae notel suites with out kite! tre: 'th map of Webster ™ — . . . y? . . fi; = 4 1. { 4 € With 6 ; : :. ' complet ly furnished ev) printed On game: ro é ro eek -BUILT COTT At GRE. { condition on bu: iding almost new; strecte and by: Jing. ‘Ss ls @ rare snap. Buy at enc5o , & te &~ —-* u 2607 ( Frankl! My raat aR : “ae rang os i - ~ aan f a ay, 755—One neatl . rni _NO sU AT | Cite a! ? . 516 i ‘heetnut “an ‘e 47 1235 5.—T Wo room nd kite], ASHI,. oo a- : : ; hy : rULIIS, ay ; — * decor ‘ated; S15. _— apes rT eae 4 “$A ) 14194 ee, IS furnished 7 = 5 thie ae “, Duild . Wan : ass | aes hantpatatigdiiaeediniiates ni Red ; A4i5 ; — i hreé-room urnis G : “Ss. in northern o1 “ ern A ¥ BARGAIN, $4800. - NORTHWEST. BUSINESS PROPER: - 4 FOR | SALE } . CENTRAL of RO0U d used upriahign— — Oe ” ] opine da _ . “1% . led ' . . : ¢ »* : UDright,: : eC RLFTH, 300 8.—Singlea or connecting | CORA. Tyi 4} a ie — ——. S reouis, e leat hot Wate: tt: toilet. gas, electric itv, sufteble for fgg Do Poh —- 9 Davis. ee . Bitton Frc: terms, ©" housekeeping or rooming; gas: stcan j,. t. connecting r rooms: : ai bontreniennwe oo” ayn” Seas? +l : ay ae | te ‘be made. Cat) $129 x bum h hat! » SB nev. is pret we rors (8) aa i % sori KE NV ke ; ” —_ : , . ae — ~ Pte ont ? - ’ : ° ‘ ** ¢ fe i*¢ }. ix { 3? “hy ivnitr ’ : ver -f lot pr; d 2 : : , ti ; F! A] r. —]O*) +p L hen ner! v : S- 3 roon >. 1813 "6. yhown is SOUTHWEST roome “beth ody Ae Ns — seneep.f “ , : an. oe igs "* pest " , a Pee enya ee icoy n. E : . Me nwo t rs Tet = 590 oa 6. Je effa- Peers s ~~ — ~ , ; “ 3% at ’ . fia ‘ > 7, : ai. I) ie , 4 on? ecake aia oe a Sead ; - a CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE _BRIC K ( OTT AGE. G5Ps: . Vs — +. . IANO GO mamoat ge : EITENANDOAI. $934—Hall room, 2d fieor! f-ont Sie a us furnishe NORTHWEST eautiful fur . Cail Main 4800, ste | : S-reom brick cottage font: all conve: rene ef: gentlemen uly. phone: So. ee eric, Ves : 0 Atle at . 1107 SS. fod) hath pling nvenien‘tly Jecate4: ov ner le ——— sige te 4836—3-room — LOTS FOR SAL K ine cfty: ‘x wecaveG; owner lent repaired. Sir 144 } Ve : . Pies WEST | NORTH MARKET, 563809 hie oe ail ‘Thursday ee a LET—BUSINESS PURPOSES apa? cash and §5 , ) 2 lOHN C. GRECLICN REALTY cn . . tage He i — an | 1 Hey Sito.” d all : and rolls; Ss . i ‘ . ™ :. ry soe f: r ight huuseke eping: ai: k : ‘ . ‘ #s wos LA ~Mugern es on 4 4 OO ee ee . ‘ oulets . NO t a: “107 het Pi AR LINGTON. 1480—0n, °® oO! ‘ yrp ts" 1a 41 en, ady) ° wi. } eete - near Car line: to pwartv puri! zx ‘CENTRAL re? . ar te ‘ aw A ~ as en Ali nea 2) # roo 860 garage; adilts. Forest TAYLOR, 7083 ®& poses ure Ke new: fates? style; @ bargain he Halesman on groun Ee \Ww mane pew: 3 go1a 1d Giana ~ ae : : 4 lady or oa. aN. i Ni ig furnished rov = 19 Ia. : EA ' an | grounds, h* 'e \\ “Br x (; AL, ( Ww CABANNE, v006—N 6ll- furnis! eu Treen | side ee, ~ ‘ ~ sit S5v. 14°: ~0 Cueln.cal bik dg. “Main take yoy oy we res: ~ ) r month. R Or; Fe] i se 3 people; southern exposure, =’ ji, | NORTH | 1 iar ets ea rit | gtk 1OUF messages; $20 ve 06 . rLYUUR SP: J T lease, 16.000 RQ CATES, 5134—Very nice hte t rovuln, il BL. AIP oe be ft. eoeuaithem le e.evator ser « 4 % ’ $f 09—] , .: + eka - . . ) 4 ; , . conventien » eur §6©roeooms, vath, ectri Sy =a art ie ° | J i ‘ : nn se] h i ‘ (0 ~ + CPN T ONE i — wah = aia? * “oat oh 4 floor; 1 modern. Forest 8 a rts, oo | nee ly furnished room Revsithegy-f ; O1 ors: b ily = ' pore] ef prise you; terms if Wanted. . BOTS: ; named na r: : . en . : : COOK, _ 3646—2 or 3 ar ae houseiceep , a MADISON & ieeenn ‘ ) ce, steam » Gaspecmt SOS SPe ney «| W: l alte te} Fos CS mee SP meme es peed for sleep) : ox A-287, Post-Dispat ; Ad floor; riv p- GRAXD. . . , . o . ‘ MOT, 3 ‘ - Bas pan fe ’ “>. : ' , c A ’ ] . 1} , " ma h, pha : — “ - 3 —~ ing rooms, ; i private sath; ho ae \. 1508—Fur: shed roomns. hone s. *A finar ov : : eo wie. . ' w~S oe ‘ ; ; ; ben r i NEW DOUBLE FL AT—LO1 S0x173 ran nklin ar ren, | all convenience ii tricity. = anu s! se} ing: gas, bath heat. . lOO \ gh st we cn T ts . Tuare fee t : ‘ O18 CHESTN1T , : . ‘*~¢ . . ‘ Rete) - +) ; | n, + le ' + ~ - iri ity . = = —_ : an .»* 4 ~ ba b, ; ot a’ “Sar FS .G 4 LOW “ ANTD }* mf a (RS OvOk, | 4478A—T wo nicel iy Tfumished & -_— - : ; hy oa te sie . nS ioeitahed “cate, ae . a = |) ay a4 : - +O eat is Sie} ! as for rent: S] Py z~ keeping rooms; tile uu, contin: s hot ROOMS w ry , APAR’ PMENTS tik. i rie a ~~ ; =] pv. h ’ ws . - inae sectio off F 9329 " a oe ‘6°, : ‘ } ‘ ; oOo liu Si—* i" : } ? , ’ 717 : neat +4 . if my k y [, kK r B.17th ena‘ z Miicbehottes pee ttamaxt*®- Font Foon, wit SOUTI1 350 monty Doce it Cour, souru:| jderirable, pualnens section, office brit: | 6981 Alaina, new Sree eee 58.500 | He 1nd $20 et gn eoas bat is]1. S. NEWSTEAD AY. s went ee C Rabertnient fy — ie ee ae ~ sD tei at inci an . | 340 mont! , DUUGHERTY hk, E. » S038) Poel h. oe : ie ps - Btheay oat, residan (000 | Sa CRre cae loo = ‘Sherwood .. right. as one gua of platos : ‘or _ DELMAR BL., 62 24—Smal l front rov:n, | MARTFORD, Se rent | Sees . | ememumcciocain. a oe : ee dy little cot ee egg llt oke 4 Four flat 3 rooms, kitchenettes and | 50x)Hu: ah * wild! 3. ree ] hildwens Fet you in steam-heated apartment lores: hot-wat ahanteiee etree \ ; FOR LE ASE + Ot Sifast rooms; rent $220 psr month; will kitche: me SRE childre Diay 2196 eT. = 4) fe gee oF e-ectric; breakfast pe McCAUSLAND, 1915—Anartmen ooms, ory, 16th and Cages: approximately a isthe Whey) acae Wadena genom 1 17th and yw ust (ont, a SEs j penne ed 5 ‘aih, heat, gas, électric lighi: $57 uple. ROM . ft.; heavy construc: New: beat | buy | ~ 5B DELMAR BL Tas tage oe Dy ra room foriti.s FAYETTE aie Sa , ; iwALe reo or tern me ty gentienian. ONe £0reSt OF°5; references pis® eos” aoe th Tt = . . " | Sees rihland, ni ; a , ' U8rante ee He at ts catty 2, HEE. s€ ‘ ntiem et, ~ Fo eee , \ { ith : I: aC TOR b 3. W este, ‘ . . - i= e : - . ) 4 - . “4 rate . ‘* ‘ * ' ‘NORTH '} ° | B | 7 646 Paylia- *. Bh ne FLATS. APARTMENTS. FOR SALE ne coe oe siidiit Chur lL DULAINE th . ae +. rere Olive Menra; DELMAR BL.. 3844-—Conn iis arlora: oe §6vtd0—Roon a ara, 3% her APARTMIENT—To parties buoving ieni¢ - a. feet. 2 stories: « c vate Fee “= ad] Ss] "Rie : housekeeping: elega nil Jrhi eg, ined: : ~ ane "ar? "tit », MUSt Be! Lov of f > ey ' r ; ante ia, oO & be acm la ’ “a ree —— ; Ta, 25% 7 ve DRG, WHONA, electr _ swith A a “tre st¢ hh , : “ sm ae ca” opr IPETHIEE rs Soe ene ' +, . ee ) fer. a t bs ’ , . ES "E ’ ‘LATS 52000 " » $11. $4800 1973-7 40d. \ Nn ‘imple Ay oyna SEA | ING ¢ "AP AC | ‘3 y din ek ral Bridge, B ard 3 ra. 9,800 hardwood floors, steam heat, sil-built single bre tats 80: |S. Cor. Hamilton & Barty ™ ne . 0 ‘ LEH AIAN PIA os LAL. Shi, S°270-—3 rooms, Louse a ° co nang 4 ,men: indhe Stee é , : ety , . ; 9 2. > OOK TT eye 4 . ; . J : ‘ es i ‘ Seoira ° . 4 - 4 4, ‘ j - . ae eee ho nea “he , on 2 _ & 2 ‘ .u lot 72.8. 100 od Arenhe. ste La ton 3 2 S1700; se o } rms. See Us for b . wi A Seow. You; ANDERSON SIUCKE ob VERMANN jeash payment az Mmoenthhy , i. DICKMANN p E. CO... 623 Chestnus ‘(heeinut et. «& 1) JUIN & BLAKE & Hfte SIS Cheetm ay? ANN’ REALTY ca. tRo> ‘Caan fay ‘> * ~ ~l oe ba ee > ho oblect $° 90 blips Sa. cc - a Paw. svt. bo THIRTER NTH, “636 S.- r I ; ’ i] de tale. GULjMa. (CATS shestnut ri. s)' CAL] VET Bl PGDING # 48-50 Isic; SS.n ; : AS, 4—Sleeping re home privile io een | be ; . } i } a’ a. 4 eea, Bil hi i tw KT. JERI u re n OUD anlage - week. cng ’ 4601-05 cAMP? sO peonablan “UUble: clean, quiet nome: ; - - —iCATES, 6 (corner Westgate»—North IMMEDIATE POSSIESSTON aoe. Bt, eather ) Brita pe ana 91 uy M0) “a a 2. et i . ‘ - - , . -° a) ." a fe and 6 ms, bath == = _ ————ae. fuclid and Maple Ars.. 8. W. Cor “Ri Pret tone ‘ uesree’ Bl ik 5040—}| ousekaen: " - ok ‘ ; ‘ . , ; é ; 0.8 ] . a i . a ’ : e- “alae a Aes DD ng rooms board: BOUT hern oxposure: al) con eniences ] —a t - bh possession: cal ane jJuspect r AF Naov E & oi on IT 11° " | j . oe Ee ° gh . PRS “¢ ‘ . : : i and ingpe ye duliay asi rice at off) rnaces: § $8% RESIDENCES FOR SALE Church Building—Frame St.000 Le eee Sa lh hy > * Ray a. e > . v059— at ‘rite Edw. To ‘ » ww. Both a gee leat. aig f ey ee in sto. Are: and kitchenette, ni — fi wnished: adults reasonable: couple or two gentlewen pre- ¥ vr (655 Jutlian mi ri \ i} (OR ES [e OR R 'D \ 1 }0°26 Kingsbury, 3-familv |’ Tice office | ; = ie * ‘-room brick residence; bata here Gre 2 player . front room; bath, gas, phone: convenient | ~__ ‘. wT " é‘ ) ° _— , : »-TOOM effcien y 309 hast liarlan Court; each: complet ely rem: »deled With new fronts —s on ur list i 3xx ‘Sheeran it, 5 and 6 reoms baths ' ‘ . 43 , : ae — 4402 West Pine bi., $10,000. nn tinuows hot Water; also housekeeping oe ns STIFEL ESTATE Cm 314 N fourth st. : ‘ : at (tir for detail ' Vells Y.. oO and 6 rooms, bath, fur- «tf Gell 1787. é (3) qusatebh ating - a I -O8 ; haraw ‘ fl: ‘ $6°50. , 10 roon 8, oot-water heat t, earage. PRICE T¢3 rT TF = sees . ‘ . $13,000 din a): conveniences. vv. rooins, hot-water je, tlie ba: ” rooms, baths, fur we . Rg. not ‘d . a newly furnis? ied ream i; n nox rt) D > as : a > é .? 1) i ° " ge . Mere; antile Trust 7 Arent, i6y | wry “ : - —— 8S rooms, 8th Les ~ Lu U.S: ' “a /ike fo: : Es 7 , ’ ty ’ mal Weide, C é oT SS Teaeati a cae, ed. Sidney LOS1M. es ae OL. ‘DM. AN “R rE ALTY CO., 7828 Chestnut 2: -XX Gartieid, 5 and 6 rooms steam heat 4 } , L B7V—Nicely fur ished | ‘ a4 oe " oi : | f pri ' wee ‘orth Marker : a S vr venient | SOUTHWEST — DELMAR BL,, 54: 3—Apartment, 4 roon s. 2916-18-20 Pine et., 3 stores, 600 sa. ft. | r. , aemeiemas taameea” y gn tar nee "si000" ss HOMES FOR § ALE and furnace; parsonage; brick "® recommen, to : locality; reasonable . ais ; s ’ Pay part cash a ance long time to = hated ‘orest 674 , Sh. © Lo pay. cottag o> Too a ii en: like new and ta : ELMAR KL., 4010A—Bica: m-heated roon s. (CLEVELAND, 3 518—Neatly furnish ont Forest 674% . and interiors: wi | rent Separately or as ona Th bove iniv few o u races: S6950 f ottage, coms and nished - "37 th ang ie : , : room, with or without oard; ravac@ | WEST PINE BL., 3805—2E1 egant 9-room, | ‘ tral 480 ‘ee. to I 11 rooms, hot- _water heat, gurage. basement used as Sunday- a ~ pane CNG te wit ; se ili, ME oS Oe 5 ae Ree -floor unfurnished apariment, $350. Lin-: . _Main 4661, « entra 0 iediiia ‘CO! —_ 76 \ Ess : = > us ace, LA ek253; 36400, 4°03 Shenandoah a\ $12 ' , "ny Schoo! rooms, lot S6x17 Uv. Fe tiotages’ tone; Y A : ag 3854—C ot nnact , ing house) keep- WEST Eel: ,. 54 or « Ra Minervag 4 and - rooms baths, | “US Shenand ' ~.0 ’ “ ‘ @rroah : o amen - - = ~ ' ich, ng rooms, Ist and 24 floor, ee er Se ao age ils ~ m ° bey ; SB te Bich ~ . appointinent nee a OF, rs | j | ; “AVY —WDPRO WF ~~ — — “a oe en ; oz é , ; a’ ; aii ¥ ee ro er les Fi , fr rte a “ Olive st. Api. 207 | DELMAR BL.. 5749A—Beaudtar ree table boarders: goog 1 1: reasonab! Vadis ane a ree spestmenta in the | Se VARM—193 1-19 atenie ford : re | , 7 wr storey cit w | See 1, Lind so » +48 2-10 acres, Steelville, Crawfor a Used bench a: ent: location County. V 4111 West Pine } . . nN sOC unexcelled ° Ps i Rirmali ° : a> . I , ’ ot Lai ‘ , , — cash; — food ee} re erento required, “‘BT4ABA hell = ible family style: he ath, | session “AS- SHE, }, "109 Sinth «? | | Th iia BK aths; 8: inna ietty, and Locust to St. heaten wt. eT Play ; o. Ve! “ a Fa 4S") STON. 55 urnis) ed fr: nt roo eae *TTricit. i ar . 4 Si i—1. A 6 acres, impr “dl, y's 11..¢8 Row ] : rve? bi v, 7 ‘ >» j ‘ . . lest! > ; ‘ ‘ —_— sin : - ens = \e., a aitchenette yates il itor ENRGHT, 4°57 Loom th beard. $6 a North Park view Apa riment 317-1) INE ST : ) tows mil nats wit . eae : ae 4109 Wes Pine bi., 84: NORTHWEST . riek , ig ort . , . . -' brovpert Lavy a. 23: ‘ est ; s ** ° 1° - a ’ oe. - ie i a a N Co,, "1004 Olive st. - ENRIGHT, 426: 0—Connecting light house- KENSINGTON, 5115—South front ss wl N. Sarah st., $4500 BUSINESS Corn afust ae om patie : keep’ ng Too Mmns, people ¢€ ih pit \ vu; KOvud boa! i. t th am : 2 . ae ~. " . " : ; : roo: a f rla e, bath, el err! “iy © _ corner (lla “egy : : Mart a re . e le -__-- d ase - v I rrr 4i3i5T0 : ‘ ‘* ‘ { fy i.e rs ' . nar “iG ‘ | . fn the elty; x: ~ - ee ENE JGHT, 51]8&—Pp leasant 2d-fioer fur (4097, P : J! \\ QOODRO \\ At AK | M EEN | Ne rRA‘KH REATL,’ > roo N ’ . —“ > . 4°27 San — all gee ,*t? 1% ‘ &! Three roolrrs. D-POOor eft le nev, . git . : en _~ 7B . . [ . . ai ee = di ' ‘ nig y a Mi, Vi . P o : 4 "’ one “9 ba: 4 was ~ > elec LGD: price $4500, . . ‘ a r “ . , : - F isa: ewe | oO 6 +. : in SS mut) ]4 ts ‘ ‘ ‘ ; . Ma ) OO Ty) } _ ‘ sti, ata, « ita e's ‘ si? . . > . : . ’ > . 0 Grive BAT iGHT, $193 r—'] wo dew) — hou fuhout a a Water: dig * , see ‘Sanitur on premisa: no ST y(n or. a ; : Tee" 7 in rooms, second } f . Be Waiout nheAase, je)! S065 , as # ts ry , a ae : P\lltau QO Pree > re rt. re a | ruil a > . * oe Ww a : ‘ede — ae . , yer : c rT floor ron yhe “! Md nf. { Ln a : . Seas ‘i > j : ee: r} : ® ‘ : . , ata : Privy + o> 5 steal? .% av2o N, sw enty-third price $s” 750. ie Humana. entah. ENRIGHY. 4419—Well fur ise nlee?, £ OLIVE, $41 9—Se n lO front room LOSENBAUM-HA ay ek had Ri, aan rts toam hested: can ren eparate ice A ee be. ther kal® aeheeeon ters | INVESTMENT BARG 4-room brick: a mga! REAL ESTATE- -OTHER CITIES. ‘se r “ . , ne: 5 = ‘ rs “te board optiun ; ‘ ‘ roaqawe- : i ‘ > 2 2 ae *, @ : ryt) at ie = eased ee tn eR we A ai , Sra niciliil - r jal Dlaye re: mone — COOM S ; hot Vater h eat. me _: or “ 4805M .- : . =. >) “ . - : - - : - - ' é « 3% ° , Ly . , , ‘a ‘ sah P a? OMS, at _B. itn Suk S Z a $130 4°30 Aubert a’ .» 4 ior’ SE Pp? ‘ wicks »* , der her 1a _ rr ° tte toatrument ENRIGHT, 3035—2 oumnectimg houseieep- | TAGE BL., 3951—Warm room wilh boat NI STON AP. AR ) ME N TS “able for any purrowe: Tithi.. ean’ dent: | Work. | Mise White, 834 8.24 61, Louies 2rabetee ave: G tate of 3 rooms; $*! and ; bath, cellar, fireplace, closets, water er. ‘LELKANP IAN’) rag rooms; gas range, siuk electric: ar modern: |] er & pwerts: yeekly \ 4s able f ny pur rhe. heat, fjanita: 1} 3 S84) and bat furna: es, a pee Y Astures, » Fee gas eivctricity. ieee ai bath, cellar, fireplace, ‘closets, water sys av fom vate: ¢ ; ue, electric; pri- | — > = Pree 2 - elep neur Exchanee Plog 2708 - ae te.: lot O4e137': ewe 5° « BEN AL Tih: UME Ft & BRO, REALTY CO.,| tem; 6 acres garden tan 1, in clove: wm = ie ‘ a *. easona ble li m\t AND BOAR a nusus ‘ irs rita ‘ ‘ ushed > 00} » = yO) ef 3 A owesVe ae . : 4 A+ a\abees pa ‘* is _s to 4 ) Be My ‘ .— ’ ©. + &* , aede, TTA . 2130: pric . Ll, but aa - pa a ' ; ) 4 . _- aver barca nm “we have ~\ front rooms: ¥ | na neu © cooking, electria wet ive st ( 281 Ee a a Ta AIRES G BL ANI EY OO., ourth floor Wainwright Blde. , ; Fock roads; cas ~larkers nt of a te: ave # EXE IGHT, 4] 79—Nicely furnishes hoy oa + a e UOT CERIO yo Se of aarvin "tt hela wee}: nyt ric ligt — - - st - Main 8048. Cee tra! 1}. 2 “1i (Cheatant ee ee ete hut echoois; ‘-hours run from -S See fea no seeping roouis; lew rent; conyenlent - lo. oe 1andell 34°43. - s{.. or phone Forest 719R ' ‘ ZiT my free list of Miseourl = _CENT RAL Louis Mo. Pacific; pert ee ve nes. We cation. VASHINGTON_ i... 8 OF12 — Room: goo} PeD , S$ SCOTT A wert« : ON WR. MITz IR Sand 7 ROOMR— ( ae , Ss 1, Ra Seats RRMAN as “Al, ESTATE DEALERS, LOOK’: at pectin oe SB eo pre Pee snd i, v.: store and 6- cay u flat above: REAL ESTATE—COUNTRY ? — , ’ » . - ° . ; . tor ’ “ ‘ ry +2 , 1 -% '« ~~ ‘ ' , i d sere. s h ; ' ‘ : r % " «ft ars | a*\er ¢ ? , 7 taveten F . ° , pinta , ’ ; I - : iit 7 — we ” " a ~~ _ ~ 17th as 1 Tacuet. fen? : : oA 5 goer ‘uruishe i room) fur I POG : 2 i t-w a : : a de ] Vv t 4 “i ke ‘ lestrict Fl \ ih : Li i MslDi iY - 2 tures e : 7 2 ' ." . ] v to +7 "D Ans?T Rr > AL ry CO.. a he > " ~ . ‘ on Es P ‘ ‘ ha. “ he P ‘ : oe tw Afni “wr git BH: dg. io4@) oa ~" ae . 7 ee, ELI. 18; use of kitchen: privece familly. \\ caaINGT: N Poe 495, &l Lit . as. thi floor; every convenience =a : . | BEST. PLA ACE Eve 1. ID. G13 \ aN} a f) r ‘] et sleepl g furn!s} ve] OOM, ' yA, eT. sA@ ii; i» ; ' Rs aq ‘ 7 »* Open. XY . ran, J144——Npac ‘ f Hl . 4 ‘ . } Ie R1 ’ Lad > 4 “ : - . " | ‘ meals: hot- "t I av: fcall private hom RUSLNEBA ; USCHTTLT] r? } cf Ap, SGE—Space 7 . .-* ine reAso) 15- 4 RE rest LTRY } ARM, \fatn S046. (‘er ral ‘hes? ‘ RUOMING Her 2k a ARGAUN. -” . ‘ e from good to S mile "yoy ~~ Ss . ; rp e " income $1260, S14 o00 bate * Grand anid Imi s; li-oom REAL ESTATE—FOR COLQRED time or ¢ . 90m on first floor reasonable a $m ‘t amali machines; ash: ‘ ‘ ops | yu ] . 2* oR l« 2% ‘ 7 abie. 12th and Pine. Mai: 1134 Ay A McHHERSON, bo irear ——(garages: I ' lear ° iver: .* } . 1? ' a 7 : - k aes eae rick a a: “2 t 7 - " seate ‘ ; . . haa . ‘ ‘ . i = i. Tw . . ‘Le ~ ” a v. ve oe _ age r gg , ware road © Ht, ‘ “ala ng, South side: ter it this JOSEY - 16 \ a , ‘ HOUSE——S200 eash buys double heus fone " i] amour, ginwrl , ~ block Mimi i me nm of.: re nts $548: . ica leas) SI) inut 6? , $00 AAR Hey: %- apg Se Pepe es hong rent of i. kv CLID,- 14°) 'N ~——={_ oY mecting NUuUseSN ee. “AS il: ‘G PON BI st n ter: n! rooms; ali con eut Ces; telephone , roo'n; good board: 7 t. Forest 3571M ete ae een See. | Per shing . LY S408 ple onis, x WASHINGTON BL.., feel) fur- “DY AS- SHELD LOD N. Ninth at price 6O0; cs etd and see and eo et month ; hiicely d fiat: evening af oe nished front room, with board, for “ . er sing ® roc n- — - WM. REITZ . eS, Darga in. ay 7 . | “WALTER ita ect an - nvince your | af ern 001, ; if, rloved; twin beds: aleq reoor > 3 ;; Venience; rent re - Ewe Ose eva r 4 er ice, mec ik & wre ——S§ 915 C4 T L =. ,, $8.50 Room 7°5. 40% th wt A ‘ o "4 Je Soy gy 130. ‘entenl a _ Saas. ay 1 een 4 - all conveniences, excellent meals, roa sahara “Aan a ~ : RACE we Bow 4 Pt iT’ 1 \ | | LO ; "y ING MACHINES _ " sae 7 4 ~SLaree -d floor front rovin, |) 654s 14 way. ¢ saa ot etree? “entrance. COLONIZATION IND SUBDIVISION ‘ : SOUTHWEST | RERE YOU ARE, Mi FOR COLORED—Special bargains _ ping or fOUSEKGELINE; people 1a- (base as FRACTS se , | ° : ; a come a los “4 re AITIN:S $4 ree 4 ‘y’ ’ +y { Tet — . 'O- orangwes ? >’ Try rr. .% Y « fF pale as , ; ag , “se ' Beautiful cabinet machir - Maned 24-ficur roous, With tneais _F. PE RSHING AY. AP r. WANTED— BUSINESS PURPOSES doers, 20,000 acres, nutted for orange nee BOTT a OOM, FLA B12S to 3140 Lafayette av.; 7 medern & lected and papers safely Mees Os > Mac re, schaay iP AR } Lb . ie — . ssn ; e \47*ae' 4 J : 4 , . S ~~ m. 0 , * ‘ . ae * a i . ; “a. =} see) SEG, tre 13° ‘ LU! Cu. TLIZArIOT u i , 118, ic r? ‘ electric iighte, inside meank a deal; Lot endition. N 4° a? (c?s , " . , ities { YT ' e 1 ‘ u ' Wile] -YesV/eCa sRlI Sidil Wa Ss tad. Jis. DA Rar iv. \A ainwright ¢ Hide fo4 1 NR Sil ag Cape - a Ste" a y furn d housekeeping pox nod- : Hele CO., 210 oO} ive oh 4 1 Convenience ousekes eo] UK Silis ai ~ td) WESTMINSTE! ig fF ol S-——"l “lI rh¢ . — et se Hinge ! ati } , Une + . ‘ 4 f — } ¥ . i” or . -.¥ Tet" al py : ya's . : : a ' : Pecords, Sas. net: — rmair: ' JUNES. i321 (1 lock: West "Vanmlevent - rc Ooms; be ra: rivate hore; . ~~ hy ire sean of ; oa . ) oa th: .' se ro ms. near 5 Jaf possi South os a n Lgl I . oe pee : hg F by G a | , BOSD Cheetnut ane > ct N me > i. ih “ 3593 Warn: we thw views Lancer . in-a-dor hed levator; fireproof bulidine: ) — —— ———- cniemtina ten” tecedins oe division . pov yt : he tag oe Va 31 Lt U SSELL BARGAI OR (OLORAD ae : roundinga, 1} ation for subdivi RE: : $s. 1400 TEAR. —~PRICH, 816,000 Tem rooms; lovely lot; reasonable price \W ASHING’ [’ ON AV. BARGAIN 3 . hot ° (Ry) ; —— a 7 a ae, ole a \WEST PINE ee 3OBN—S‘enm ted amide wae Noes , i. ws Net - pf ih on barga!n. \ cheap; $3. $5. $7. 1 cael eae eaeaeroted rooms, with beard; ple emploved; § LOSENRAUM-T os JICULTE REAL ” gtore. Neen Jefferson and Kine’s hiel. | 424 bigu-class develonme oS lxx Lafayette, 4 roo: ns and kitchenette; | and terms. or th records, Tho; KING'S) HIGHWAY, [6 NiwMicely fur. | ee. . eS ATH O., 4! .. broadway. CF CSS, On nt emer: Quick © | OR | Dent. Q Graham Bide. Jack ws ie, ®-1 conveniences: price Sit DOO. =ene OS Races \ ( "y N ( ) \\V 4: ‘ace Htimey poe - » 4] “eth: $7500.» ° Reautifay i tiemen. preferied, oder: ph) Cue ORPONEeS:; a NORTHWEST ’ ~ a —_— ~ as ry ShTY KR ‘O., $03 Chestnut o 2 y this property. : ‘= oods; aot hate — ome fe a : ee - ’ P ; , Py 4 > , ie W Ie ( RAL DIN BRos, FP ., 813 C £ bi 51° LACLEDE: 4329—:; arke front connecting | COTE BRILLIANT R. 244—Two furnished ce : : mie BUNGALOWS AND COTTAGES neBS “HAW T nA . a 4 room te | EDM ARD La, BAKEW LLL . oe | ~ og . . : : ; : th, furnace, electric fixtures ote just Olive oo IID. 11S N. 7th St. '~ Gy wy iid om wily ‘ re. ts ; : ‘ cn ae = + tt tity nar 7 Bb ur & ; ‘ . nished housekeepi: « rooms: conven- poo s an bath fur housekeeping or beard. | oy), est —P D ro par : SYCE 2h—Five-y partment er. ‘ ‘ tawt v r , 1“ hha . $85, $100, 3 iii ent for i. private f i} y whem: Put Os lored Linde’] 4850 ter. electricity, electric range onnected: '..5,, 1} ' ir heat. ravwoud 4 - MIA-FAMILY APARTMENT a on 5Y:j, S peemee tn he: standard ma! eee amily. ' i ; | ath, at, hard | fl } { i \ ard\ our aping iP PIANO Con stants GNDELL RL, 3898—Seccnilieor ing mms 8y.. & rooms and san ceunde 1m of © Broadway: Barge | tis root; located ai SALE OR EXCHANGE : 0; brick garage for machines” - " tr ale ES ‘ ‘ ae x ec md- ; ~ “# . ; ra , ae * . ro ninaall if se on ? ‘ ‘ : . : . ; - - re Sy » 4 . = rs ri ck Bal ' tur -« rr c.llne ; *'teb housekeeping’ roont: ‘nil aeemaze ~—larae oa Fa, oF gael ee ERS TOCKE-BUFRWA UBURBAN PROPERTV WANTED : ae oil ens — mullt: pr $27, : on 6asy terms or : ‘ . , vail : bU tara a xe a a ‘ Over orice |: “€} lous an these how ke « of pr operty ‘ones pas ment RE SIDE NCkK— rooms, hardwood L.o0ors MONE r TO . OAN—C ty OF county; lowes: Chestnut st grauiioid beeen ent and fruit cellar: rates; quick action. vad bewicks a te _ nd ingle rooms ; steam heat: gmentlerse, root hee Ou TAT. gag ie — = ~ ry T) Sy _° a i ad by" » 3 « | ‘ ‘ —e - nee — = ° . ~ ” _ . . . . > oa + . $A—Fro am) tbdar,, : | - HOUSH Wtd.—To lease. March 1. 6 roome 1) be bullt for today: ter : ope. DOUGHERTY RR. I Co as ut st, t and : Pi, . i, 14800 Give. ‘ tont room, moder, hooMs « “3 oF 3 clean. unfurnished. on | | See That Elegant, New Building ‘in Webster, Tusede Park dirtrict preferred tea a e.g LI-POINTE DISTRICT FILLAT | sauce heat; iinmediate possession. ; Keane & bees L008 Chéstnut - - : - - - - _ _ - . 2 —_ : —_ iS 89 camera . Kentlemen onty. Cg) cabinet machine. ; Bellefonia: Bay LO, Poet-Dispate) {0 ‘a 1020 MeCa sa! and: beautiful 6 and 6 root s ‘CX erva;: {-room he ‘ nodern: ren fe), r >. LUZ 7——Bec ond floo r fri nt . . ° , 4 ‘ } > was ht ‘ ory ? ' - ig fo: S60; ea- rooma, a ; farnighed: ROOM Wetd.—!] : ne a | — \ Kane I aC ‘4 r sen 7 | ma hts FOR COLORED PEOPLE sf } "at tile Bath. eles iwo steamn-heating aint oo r or ements . Pe ine en : ; ) unt ana at $1] 000: admission by card — Dy, 1%" C i . Call owner, Cab- LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPERTY oo - winenee NN SO a tea ent aart te bg. te wate: eR ela ® ME ay Uns WO OE eta at a - Be ett eee : } A hee 9 ei LOOMS wid. " ig. ever 9.~.0! ‘ ; ‘tT ’ " IiESIDEN¢« Re 36 hn ig it; beautiful. med fs ; su eit Be ‘ . - ” hy aie . j _— = .o cn . - middeman ‘prot ide man, in iar all went e: tlemen; please state price. Box E-312, ) marnditad ewes ali ern: vors be. eubtic and iia ait at sc pik. ene K_R. F. CO., $24 Chestnut at. cf) RISSTUENCE—4063 Delmer: v= =6rooms, MONEY to loan on automobiles, Auto Mee aethadovate ' teie, “Clete. ee NEE plhpyalindy * waa Vic ALA rT 4 x Hoy 17g > ata ‘ Mee win ~~ pe lee R 'D ve 3 ARG AIN. $8500 bath, 42-4 o_o 0 i. + 4 SBASHFORD, tion Co ; 1210 O}ty st. I i a , > 2"7 t ae a » ’ 4) , : — : ROST. I 104 é. on 4 MONEY 7. supplied sa: ar: people ; ees ow : a } oe =) we ee NE\e ~~ aa 1d BWBERR Y 4604—) 40 nice! * furniy ml | - , he ; oO his . , rhe ged — \ : ; how v te rate pie: 0 doueekeepin reoins; r a : ae ROOMS Wi l—Two or iree, burn pif * unfurnisned. nell dav an \ wee CET, , “ ;' ¢)e e fint: fir le street: b Matr » Chestnut et. (4 Ne © rooms; reasonable. lorest unfurnished. ceihaade ~. , rand ines Tai e| there. R Pte tA — pone ane ae on T100: Ale etapa mee a outs gy ne present | — 115 merits; confidential. 42 Cominerciat B) nin .* . rs : ne ion 5 C] of ri Jiao eee = , 7 $1250 bk SLL EN ‘E— Ten- rovin brick house, s#ituat ion, te! iilg «t? | et oy 6 Goodfello “ ay... lot HOx108 ; e. i [Al 1 a itemobile loaning whil ° Using: Bute Delnier JBN" 330 nD E | tela : ae 37 1° A=j-=*) » T orest Se") oe ines! TIC yd. | } I fg ‘i an , mab "e] 0 aide | teaiin ~j leal ©Gg roome: CUlrl- “ — anal a" : 4 P . ~ . . _ . ‘ aa S = a . ve ; ‘ ‘>. . . . z . Lik wOoM Wt - bil s . . Bee as : OREO . ’ Ni 4 7 4 hi ra > R A S A ’ gy Is . 1? re ‘ i £ uw. is. ia "+ - ‘ rad \ . e } | t : bath ect} I , Orc... [ y( a b LE 3-Re¢ MM I LA ~~ MONEY loaned dy x eae” _— Ge. Pp OLIVE, 4255— Nicely y furnished i ROOM Wia Turnis) d ; DWELLING : po demecttrin Soweto ion. baianee’ fo oat Lee cee cae °8 De Tonty st.; hardwood floors VERNON AN. HOME ings ar efpundaye: iamatbang age {e) _ Toome: ras ' on aoomus ROS . - ea. cocks woe nein scat aS FOR RENT bala Oo guilt, OOK & wis i. @) , G- i ipsa. at ol ar } Verivn av.; 7 rooms, tile bath, *o* ae . anawer tine ae : Sioa i Ret Water, a bath, «phone; good heat. as coup!s on Ithont a hb be , . a bet ~~, ‘ ae ~~ 4 ie ¢ WG TEPRYA tO O00 ‘ Ra a ? a. ‘ th baths and fu: naces; rent $1 60 per | , h ardw ood ‘fioors garage, fruit > = - FE LOANS T 4 , nea ry 3 —One nicely furnish anda % 2 alma, ‘ otis D1 ber. al! @imensiane: | YT , ; “yr? AGE) fer iS to at septate a ee eee yy , »@ lot; SUxlSo: SB500. ’ Si VD; oweer 17 va. feo larire room for couple or la: I) em ployed , 1060 Feat Park. niversity City | CENTRAL Wreras's : - aa rake a aig a etn ANDENRSON-STOCKE-EI BR MANN ‘CONRAD IT, SCHOPP, a)" Cheetnul et your own terme; nro pubile [ty NOTA sty yle baz practi. ® Pauw iiL., anavs A—Nicel; ROOMS Witd.—Unfurnished bedroon : eee ~— =. soo tek dies eae ae eeuitan car: $: 3 808 Chestnut st, (cf) S14 ATERMAN AVENUE ce._333 Victoria Bile rive “S110 ay“ ngt 0 , f .. reom for firl enaplo ered’? furuished simaal kitehen; modern, quiet, private, young : Ss = ~ OMS, jitad! n c Cc cash will ber . balance eas hornet \ | ( > Pye S. \ (5 iL, I }° L, A t Moa t-water heat: price MONEY loaned wn automoDilen, con Bonds $110: sit x girl explo | Se a A ont children; refined,’ ‘clean. house: newly decoraied, downtown: 3 ROG? | sane euaratainitadenmtcend oe anes. : “ , s. 1.001 t this. see owner, 515; ‘ ie } 4 is ri gh ,%, Vacar - Marc! and #1, segurttv, Northwestern Nrokern ge 5 apae O83 iN : knary): ry _ “ aa cana. ‘ APs ae ; ouse- (‘hristians: referencee: abou? March 77 ne ¢ » Te nsib: aris ae - lot 4 4 b ; 4Ry : Patin tii Pa) . ¢ roy aa e'e*ar ry sui } , ineov es. ontin tle Ned tangs marinient A: ur ROOMS ANDO BOARD WANTED 18e ; aS. #1e@ctr >. ~ ;, “ ny a ‘, we fader : 4. ree ne 8 canine .—" ’ ' re Li Or, ‘ nite orazaee: Ck ; LiANN, nil I el rood ore 8 leeD) : 4 pore iy; oar left in your possession. 142 ¥. “keeping. _Forest ith k zr hot water: - ~ ; . :, acticin WEST EAUTLF! ») Me) . rIvip ¢ rics reh, fruit. cellar, ete.; price redu SOS" Chestnus enable tern . i «:)°? «? ' OF. P ,¢ Ee teh PAGE Bi... 4596——y) , — ROOM AND BOARD Wel.—ror hos 7 (or quick # $U5O0. See owner on prem. “Water END DOUBLE PL. AKGAIN JUGHERT? F. Ta 2 hens att Mile! becbie: easy pay tiaare: conve eely furnished toon ojd, “Hox E-416, Pos ' ; “oulntry home: a onver Hive {ree TUREE ROOMS AND B. ACH aR Pas) cuitden'ial” T8K1 Falimay ~acnaegs art 4 Veniences: private family: -) a ROOM AND BOARD \": % . 1 . ; % Es Oo. . | \ ~ a3 J ; POR , Str ] Pt at Divette ' ry hi . o SAT | "rye ; s Al hnester Sat os : * m4 $7. 0 low li. V Room Residence cesta saci - ed Sllv . reo ich, athe, pacar Leal GRA Finney a’ $O-ft. front grown: x IN Eso * @'ATie + POD, fi rniture Onn es Dee MOE ee . Wir opeay oderarans, ge iow cs 4 (ainhatintkn.- drarsiiiertiaiss © Oster ht ae gram mat fa 0 tes —— te > ee Pear by “oe a ae ——, 3 ’ xa roo uv ™m i a’ i} »% 7 ) ’ fa ‘ 1 i i€a . . ( . , - ' . r & sii ve -- - — . ‘ $ ew | rif - ‘ ; "a a > v \ » a? > r+ . ‘ “a4 y . wes : ‘ ' phias uct Vids ; > - a r : ‘ fe aia 4 Frankiin: (ok) ; Phone _ he ae “i } A, Lindell. ' na nm? efe rracd i x he ‘ DP, ( it, 1D AR r ‘ ‘ : i 0 4. £ 4 ’ “in - ’ i . * Tria : \—r I ‘S] + hy i aut y= OC) . : } a? a * war rif » « t DV ; 434 Victories: Dan neatial. lies! a ainde! > afte: DP. mn. —_ 2 speaeg RSE ome \Wash: ton C. » CO OK, 367. 4—10 moon Seattle alliaee arage. : ee ee . j > = ee'nne m* a a o MP a . ts bar in ’ a4 reinis OSU Olias Se VUE Cass GLiCchk Cis, BI4 4 retinue at fe 5. Z feto ne ‘ck, 1 = Columbia, d ae = Rooits. Sy Beautiful: Y furnish ed, - tor coup! cy — sd : ces f - “Apa! a re om, To moder 2 faniilies. Kev, LBOR N. nara) d. 5” SA MAPLEWOOD pri a a 8 Peon ‘ $ ~ ey. nee ee BLANKF rr, co amine . es - ‘onc MONE loaned on furniture ang “wiahon se’ \ T-87 | ee BH. CO., 206 Tit r OB Main 3046. Central i144 Fil Chestnut $7750 FOR rWO HOUSES = De; ter iy ont? Olive ARB. Mons | stn n ¢ 4°7 Victoria Bidg... 15 . os, . » Me - Ry re ee 9 W Ante | OE ANE SR cea OF ee ae eae oe as — iate dances, jazz, t t . " rE: a wo —2_Fentiemen. Cad : vf -8" -Dispatch, +83) - > . ’ — ge ore ra sacrifice at great atiy x ta) ae bl; large, —-_ rae ts ores a ] | a oe 7 D EL, MAR BL... 4415—8 rooms. bath, fur- . i 2} , lain ; (a a i¢ ’ | * = nat cael aS i ° i. . ‘ ¢ 181) .) e > ’ .—* i | i : Oy ia P Pla ae! y pen. baiv\e Ss rt ~ ‘ , ~ = rytres . nN ~ . tha. . i“ ‘ ; ‘- — a nklin. . fed? private. fami! Y> quiet: puitabi © professional x mothe na davehter: South s! = Pere... § : zt ~OK 9 'N Y ) ) SOUTHWEST Als my S37 LAF AYETTE . : ge naiiion: located am carmer af a > ‘an , lal } we f “tty Lim its Sm i. a : = . — = will make { Ja ylz =} mNne rc an ARD) % _Forest t 2151, "Forest 57 P. RAI SS per f ol iyo ploved; references exchanged. Box | REST DENCE—For a ome tan, | -W BRICK B SUNGALOW ie W——4210 Lafavette; room 28ON-STUOOKE. BUR , F ountain Park Residence LOANS—On furniture and bien. 0 lady en residente; restricte Lorest “485 SE. (eS) Ai. ; ANDERS 51 , ’ . , ee eee “ -18 Post. Tien: +4 >>. . » ‘ . 4X Ae Vi . J J A‘ Ox 168 f.w ’ } at: price Sad } ’ Sa) | ‘ Lut c4 ; n. e\l-arrer rec hr - } . ; her geil in accerca = 1 wir b iewly furnished rooms: cou- . ty roon s. i} - Am orated. [ Pat SC H. Wain “er ge hit i — ' ere) wif ia bea ui fu! : our tain ; rer latit a earrie. oan Fi a a, ; 4 nrovehout: - = eee ay 4 “ye tia: eS PR tai ew en Te PO SR ale a + ae OE! ati 4 - references “exchanged. Lindell (6497, i, ily in wostern part of cits | ‘ ing mar ll i. 3 riv R75 ried couple; husband travels; home Sunda ; ' Spe eee 4 ' furnace; beautifi:l home: ne a : . gg & : own nee ted ' lieneee. hoom; hot Wat- : “of 4 ba sites enter S26;* private only; state location and terms. Box M-17S8. APART MENT Wtd.—Small, West End: tro ; or ' line: $40. SCHEM ii. FAL :; haw ; doubie brik — Fo. abies. . , —. s , keeping aEnO : mere; Deimar Forest man oniy; f ato. © bome, Fansie- Pogt-Disoateh 's xcellent references Box Y-86 "DEP. Mon hiy _ a , Easton av. Forest 62°S Cc ' > ° lor, hardweed tain av. F orest O4s - ae “*t se rates. th rs ¥; Yeferences required. Cabany aft 7 Post-Dispatch , | Mn ON-SPOCKE-BUERM .. ——— , a ; sora. ti 4 bath, furnace: cs te Tt} ‘g I n’rar . e m: ‘. > * . MON wy » oeo 4-floor rounds; conveniences. ‘Pox Y- ROOMMATE Wtd.—Woul ne ——e oe ences. Phone Cabanr | 88S (1 ae | tric, marege: big bargain; terms. — 2 nate ™ » dwellin ls Oucition: rt! nd without kroet ‘co . i . ; Yigpatch (6)| . reom with redned lady employed; all con- | — | . Bargain—U r (Nee ROLAND A. WISE, 81° Chestnut iy ¢ 50-foot | ib bev Dy anyon Amer ora ¥ Seotricit ; Oliv 2d floor, ap ) FLAT Wtd.—3 to 6 reoms, between w | Dargain— niver sit Y Oty Ifome a a’ orner of! ; ol he aupreciat ca ain a — ma? che meely a : : n : . $14,000. im {esto —- Si , . od tb ’ e S98 © . 630—Fy : veniences, 4598 Ulive, .o nisi ed ‘Yoon s for 1] or B; ‘ a? March J] De Puliviere m7 gw , ‘ “s é; ; ‘ : ‘wh Dorset Qav.; lot A154: net : ? 2 rooms, hat. fu rnace, ’ r] 3 . ‘ ‘* ’ . ‘ r* °T el | ’ s T" i>* > nh letor - nous “ : AT $02) Pe — ! BS) is bee ne A RS: * Por Aa Siti ditetet ete or etietintinmdiie oe ™ a sere x flat > , ae «“ * (ole “ ~ a rivileges. rest 2195 Kn 4 eet_2it my, ; r | ——§ -; 90™ lern i Its; | Fon: residence, bi vy surnace, electric, meta! ardw 00} electri large Porches oO! math 41, ons | + ? : ~ lates 1 HUGH HW. STEWART. Agt, 1002 4610—; 20-1 fay “Front: iarget RESORTS PLA Wid.- ¥ rooms mocern; & “| Weather atrt: chi} I 3 - : ‘ rete vr srene r° i . Ai 4 it =. ae rrusat ft Lo ot ] t Oxl 0: yr.cs $4500 : en retned; $4.50. Focest a eo errs tes beat reference. Grand 4719W. garden and shitbbery: ownes ‘a, ous eel), — hl eee ? | ‘ 2 i LUnTMIOT SES—For sate: three: mn PLAT Wtd.—3 rooms. bat and @iectric, ty i thew “Con o”, , ' STEPHEN RAIN 675. Chestnat st a, i a ‘ Ta enanr ¥ 4 . ’ _ , aid fay . . ioe . ae 4 le) S . i “ Rear tard Cred t Co 2081 Ry. Ke ‘a : i i ¥ j if >A i myer "OL Pe we ere t . ; 20.8 : 1 P SE rR. B : ~ furnished front house: nN Merarns Wixe Jonee Yabad YOUNK cor ‘pie, PORSeRSion meaaited | on or be- ~s r BE. a : . ‘ 1 TAGHE—644 Tower Grove av.; frame. ob ' @ poms, necting. for "mae i cookins, also siee,- 5 EER RER cet Keep ne ro ins: } ° Fes a “eh pa is . r } ‘sf . ¥ i tricity; og, aa . Gas, bath, furnace, ele _ OARD f Fe? Hox M-108, -Dis. «4 WEBSTER GROVES e Tro wna, , el leatric, ce , one ae atl f 6 an ome, KeDparat a 2 MONEY LOaNEgp- S25 to $5000, an PF%, . ‘ALTON hs yet we — ae SUBURBAN =} TAT \td.- apartment. | r @ roermMe: ~ - atreet D 4 B... blocks to Market cars ' : et it fir F onuition 1s | I. NOX Morris Pian,” repayable in SO week fe. , peautit BZA — o1 “, all front rooms: aA-nna~~~~~~ . % ih Maer Vest End preferred te Y88, |} LO 1 $1135: al? tmnraveme;: ni ; term a »s OWT ier ut ot, ve O7%4 nr : , rrange y te . oA . merts: chacger 8 per ert. Atseountedg, —Ip.- ean \ 4 furnished; 7 hy usekeeping | BOAR DING—U toard and room fer m: rie at . ~ . BS I GR OVE 4 TRIR 1 8 i sc an 7 BL “ isi. "812° ( ‘hes r at mt. C)..% ¥ ar thas REALT bee f nar 4499 LINDELL hreerig! f asm « 14.1% ‘\eetnewe af ca able Hid if he "ai 8.20, . ETc ee aa ’ _* —_ Walton A * os ai = (4) tal * Art i on ye oa ” ee | nie’ +48 ta ms c 5 ioe EX an ; ' Pel dt TRE MBL. i ‘+. Vv IL. SON F P YY PW Bu ngalo ty ; — Fate AP : IENT . 4549 } ERSITING STOCKS ANDO BONDS v sees j : rowt hip. i rats f . St ber . Q . ’ . , . “ee - ame i,8t easier al }- i? \ oOroDp : - » 7. : FR: ry ’ gun yess Cypita 66) > a -“4 rer * . a . i ee ms Box 7 ' Tafavett ' ust ‘Test © over ; O mn Weet En 2:5 W ASHING TON rER. LIBERTY RONDS bh Nea@tiy furnished house- ping Ba = roomie, h. nate vo or taree Asi - tog ot autifully furnished; housekeep- — é week on earh $50 aroun os : ; : rie an P ; : 2 . i ne 2 . ‘2 wAS : * s i? , + i VERTY BR E 803 Chestnut ~ , . = : y UN at. 4 . 4.61—n, Neatly » furnished AIZ“AZAR os as ygrne Vara Ox A- ci. ' ti ore ' hy one! tr f Ot -_ . . = he above ar J ey e®or the meet des rabie & heer 8) runnilig water, i Si day, Suv week un ; + : na — ; . eae : m.. Sunday: W ABINGTON HE IGHTS APARTMENT. houses in Br . An apPe.niment to LAY edern, 3 rooms, bath e WRI 4 , ale lst and man. j for. inspecti ‘ i S$d160—PRICE. $°7.500 inspect te necensar: strictiy modern; enue biock WARD I. was ¥) he ~ $370—One3i-fioor a aera Ce | : tric, .by young couple, befere Apri) 1: WEBSTL SME ROVES TRUST c. ) will mak . *K : , ig VON Bit. nant BA eclars family hotel nerican plan, | South Side’ preferred. Box M-°16, P.-D. = ~— ——- ANDERSON- Khestnut st. (o%) from Hain end Deimar. Olive BBS N. 7th st rom: Bove: reac, aps $—Third-tioor front) me Lindell 2570. | , 1c8) | FLAT Wtd.—Mogern, nd 4 o1 . aoa _REAL ESTATE WANTED _ peor ag ~) DOUGHERTY Fw CO. ee N i-! WEIN TON BL. 3058—Splendid pooma; PME ‘Tremont, 723 N, oth s 93,50 week | rust be deshabie” ath Whittall, Bomont ALLOW vs 30, 60 or 90 dayn | Si, Tiagaeee ae Westminster Pl. Flat, $4500 Jew to0om Residenc °C | 3000 rent; employed only: phones: all fae ~ oa ioe at Tremront and save 327 nueaeet ~ (4) property; no ea! ieee og : ifrx CREST 4158 Westminster pl.. 3 and 3 room fiat tgs) > a me , , + re - So Ric iLL. : I ee ee Sees » u- ' bath. electric, furms e metal garage; pigges BG05 ] ¢) shing A ee pr 4 ist ee venience a ’ So. —— fat — FLAT—3 TO 5 ROOMS. BY sn =a_Chestaut by mina ip sown: buy at « os iN iTON ay Py JIOS—\ ers ah e}! ’ \ i ) rE 2 ) ‘ ( a? oP > nr ; 146 easy term POON ; vat gain Ta 4 :" os rh 4 ‘ en’ : of 4 Mamonaiie: ail" waunseieneg: exeetional’s | HAMILTON HOTEL APRIL 1:;. MODERN. BOX “son MENT rners and agents, it| 140: easy terme: $1900; 09 enon GLICK BF. OO., 494 Ch Ames Place te } _couver jences, Wes mf aa 4 4 e a r > a? 4 ‘ An or ‘ , Ppa rtmer ‘ 7 . de Pol % he "cy? my » ABINGTON ~ BL ; 4049—Housekeeni: ix mag was , a os : e . * for ‘the 5 30) Pe IST DISP \ I'( cf... . . y : : “3 ir = Tn is ° West a B47 a Low wan ' 4024 M ESTMINS TER Uy ¢o~ . r, es one o ade “oat! ‘ . ' 4 ‘ , ; a eet so ) AO OY i how _ ‘ . : hard % o f.oor arge | be i" oF bedroon:: twin beds: onpesite oo dren Rease sy | rat x2 rm P04 LOr th} * 4 investineat. Box A-360. , Oxl. al rg! 3 ‘ om J it : Cw o-l amily Apartment —( pen “ald. comer 4 aa " Mtr re ; , FURNISHED FLATS _& AP'T’S WTD. eet oe : goxll eorex tne, ; 7 roomme, steam plant heats both | Wasehetend; jot 501135; w: : . oe en ees ‘ floor leaged two years from ec } ror » _ ‘ . Pr ‘ » a= » ; 1° @ yl he on . . ’ ¥ oe re . . ; enyEs my Sad ¥ . ’ , ; a TE: . - ‘ Mionte i lot @' APAR MENT Wtd.—1 or 2 roon efficienc-, ‘oL "ithin half mile « Pet GH A E REAL, N. Ste 1, $100 pe: month, $13.000 | ANDERSON. STOCK F-BUERMANN. Be 3 or 4 room apartinent, furnished or oF St he. rest 2). ee , AKE US .z PrRER "Hh REA! CO., 100 N Sth et. hos. Chestnut st. Nationa! Ng room, $4.50 eek; also large front room. $5: _Turnace heat, phone. ABHINGTON 1, 4. tPaadt >. | ’ ial oat as aT nish tL ; d aot ; i a ay a. - . ; B? * enone ler L | F 43° —~ Beau! ‘fully fur- St Louis New est and ] west . . ed ear (; ran a\ res of Ta. d ' genera ‘ G6EAxx wate ryt 200: . . _ bent t ful lora- Siete dite: . _NORTHWEST 500 Neco Petroleum “ASHINGTON Bi. ‘Ba 17—~Furnish ed house- De! I - rooin; running water and bath. het- “ Rox M- 145, Poat-Dienet 4) r , ) ; - ents m home. ile tiniiaia tae _— 7 dell page: select location; references, -Lin- Transient Residential Hotel FURNISHED AP tr Ww td. —3 rooms; ho ef-| @nd owners, answe-, Box E-220. P Det n in St, — told {his week ta ow RENTS, $9090; PRICE, $0,000 |- HOvTSE—~—a408 wu . : Aa a cy; adult xs Y-91 Po at-D's s ce ile geg Se niversity: must be sol . . PAKRKVIEW APARTMENTS Or ( arctis S rTeoms. meédern et, ret b Aor Oar’ «*A ‘) rR. : he * hy stear > ea’ f BRO4 Parah "& I si . shea . d fiver : 14) ‘ ‘ . 4 rte 7 7% as Senate vr . . . - ’ erm ‘st acta U ‘er ; . eae ' , " ; ° *Snah gen SSURTS FOR RENT CENT AA lj SE Wtd.—‘ *£ :00ma, modern conve: P D : ; : , leetric re A : ’ + +? , ‘ - , , ¢ NT CENTRAL lences: Rarate; Uni: y City: will prob. vet-Dispatch, : | A ficors, steam heat, , & st 273155, onner weather Stripe concrete garage for @ sey On am) tf Are Re » WhO appreciate = “i FLATS | FO Re > We wwrww~ abiv } Fee . 0 ‘© Liane Jan HOUSE Wtd.—Te tie i ewe , ui ; ay 200 a : make oa orvupl ‘ leer apd will show you 5 oes er m rte pe Bg country and in + ty +s rh or rr Ms Nera PL, 3615—S rooms, com- c ann 1829 — Three aie padded: Ghe. CR UENE W To Tent. @ @r 7 room et Bnd, er Shoda; : : mod- on the baiamce. Ope Bo ois Chestnut eaeroN-TATILON TRUST co sree RASTOM-TATLOM TRUST CO ee Rare | Di Bre ] iho “ ‘eferred r rt au ii) deta! y ts WW ALI ae JONES i. EK Vv % 4474 Eastos a “5 44°4 Bastioe a, ~~ Leng Tisranre 4! ; . fata : : - Nn iat pt? : ee | , p e: . § ; > VV eat , es ; a ved for Nght housekeeping, , r, S¥.Weimar ZLTPR. 8. Foster, 3841. Washington. letter. Box 4-381, * Bost-b Dispata. ic. ‘e 7664 or Central 456 roun:s. ai OT PAT, - ames einasenceaiies =
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H Than Those in Any Other St. Louis Newspaper. FED Ae Editoria ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH SUNDAY POST-DISPATCH Advertisers Receive 100 PER CENT MORE CITY CIRCULATION Tha ———— LS ——— sccagir ba 11 areieaiencad’ etis0e8 “Tsao ave rvert joe UaBe ATR Mrmr eM Le = 13 GRD Hic rrenegirgte OS —_—-- a — pi TaD. —— 5 snerhiarc. Db pet MOL ETS Boe Ector ‘Gt, 1004 Wartee. WEDNESD Marriage Licenses [i222 weet cea ) i i a Births R Cc ADVERTISEMENT s Recorded HOME-MADE, BUT HAS Burial Permits | NO EQUAL FOR COUGHS MARRIAGE LICENSES. |Makes a family iy supply of really ~ wa 99 David Ell Mann 5540 Parshin .f pendable cough medicine. Easy rea as a prorenits ed devewes ne, woth Etz *! | Prepared, and saves about $2. If you have a severe cough or chest BOOS Oo. | Vliirttith SSS eold accompanie qd with soreress, throat tickle, hoarseness, or difficult j m= in name only. Very H ' 3 . tha a TT} =a ’ hie .OS8¢ e iid r c! eeeeeoeesveesnd itoa. Ty : h les > m4 othe 3. L.v uJ or t swe or + "OU r obi! a yy ake ‘ | , ’ , " P, . Mir Anns Schneid 3A Lr hutraemee 6 os aad a eae : d t f - | : ra. ta | during the wha FE joa th eroup and you | Be BR ON wide toe for our com { ; , liiam BKB. Suth and— —eeteed — 5 . } ae wae . ve West Fr nkfo t. 321 Ip, tri thi is reliable old 3, ft 1S / é nt “S at. ’ ‘= / ¥ ' Katherine Kald Pai eT uick hel fort-loving friend. Full itz hen oth cou gh remedy. Any drug- » € l ROUEN wd ects ectaucewa “47 15 p : bag elgg 1330 Cara gist can supply you with 214 ounces double sole to the heel —stout wearing. | Samuel L Ipecomb: agseeeeese eed 2934 Ci lark of Pinex. Pour this into a pint — $ a. O00 See i Eig ae Saag fll the bottle with plain grand —Soft black vici kid Ind - | Liasie Williams SUV indianapol is, Ind!lated sugar eyrup. Or you can usé mIvVEGe WOES with full directions and don’t Amalia Moura...... , i. Loui accept an yt hi ng «|! lea, Guarant teed to At Jorsey ville. gira absol: ite anti taPae +ion or money mae tor mone: The POST-DISPATCH is the only St. Louis evening All-W 2 d-T llored : n . rservilie 2, r T° prety Pi . . > I 5 amg Rboapes. aig a : a prompt! im funded. The Pinex Co., newspaper giving Associated Press uews service. 00 ; an a TATE MOTOR CO ; Se conven ett A E MO at nc. 2 , WMlard 1. Carpenter.... ..., 0800 Shaw , Virginia Mallin, ...... poem sdO ANN 3107-11 Locust St. f= Benjamin lL. Woodru ff. 14284 3 . Newstead , / > ei : cS a0 IOEIO oy Mrs. Marcy Tiefenbru nm. .14%6A4 &. Newstead ise steasy at Bomont 1241 =, .:eiamesin._. Oentral 7615 — , 4 ‘De a 7 -* - e+e , Owensboro, 4 : > es a ae ' oeeasees " * “itwesd, Me WES = ae wa Values Up to $60 ir: \ od X fj fo = - -* * aa 7 *-* & 4 - 0 ot. Coaries, J .Gid Monr Ang.urm om os mie ‘ » @ gr iw. iSSaDL, At St. Charles. --- pe Son | a nce oe Se Sassy NV a | Ae me =e meses’ Hf, Se ps ; — ~~ are yy ee eee manu ary not oo eo oe Spas Sreneeg. cot Ohi ga ny at = MMMM AMSA iH wa ola wy . , ew Oe “ay 501 an ar? +e +ees ©2* & eee eee ee SS j ‘ %. Be ~ : e sal ae i] Tria " ‘ a Rembi 40: 3 5 West Pine Person al Seri ICe€ if} ban king W ill | | : Now nearing a century of public service, the New York Central el eae Gee prove itself to you if you will it | _ Cn Lines represent a property investment of $1,720,000,000. | Reece se * ee : f ee re il : im & & Against this investment stocks and bonds have been issued to make ged wants know n to The 1 it ) a rai & the amount of $1,543,000,000 —that is, the actual value of the Boys’ ee State National Ban k, which spe- i] | = property is greatly in excess of the outstanding securities. ancy m , cializes in personal facilit 1é s and H sy td Scattered throughout the United States and in many a personal faculty tor atten tion. | = yy 4. foreign countries are more than 120,000 individual investors and institutions who have become partners in this great Geers Gada: eens. Went ” ° or. M. Saturday Rie Fa. nterprise. *ee* *s*ees . >’ 7 ‘ “eee OD Oh OR ORs 8 Oe er 8 % ™ 4 * . 7 4 ot = ‘ - 7 “ees eee +e + ee 6 ee eee ee OSs Oe ee Ss OS ee 8 6 ee eee ee Se He HSER EF HEF HEH / k »** . * x S sro ahem ss tannnepanaraeirsennancannaeanenc teenie MAQays Service to the smallest individual | § account no less than to the big- | . . The number of owners of the stock of the New York \ “a i Ba Ter on ~ a oe ow ” , Central Railroad Company, the parent company of the system, ji gest business of the great corpo- | has increased by forty per cent in the past four years. OLLY put the a) wT P ru pure . rations iS a test of equipment and bread on The growth of railroad facilities, to keep pace with the psporgneennnr ail } increasi anal N.W.Cor. 8th and Washi a proof of adequacy in modern “— ig et ever-increasing demands of American industry, depends upon hingtoa = | a continuance of this public faith in railroads as investments, ae ban king methods. P oda Bond which is so strikingly shown by the widespread ownership of That just suits me. : New York Central securities. your mouth tastes like al the aes mean The State National Bank things you ever did—mized tmgetht, 7 re . et eg “Bond | THE NEW YORK CENTRAL LINES BEECHAM 5 BOSTON & ALBANY — MICHIGAN CENTRAL ~ BIG FOUR ~ LAKE ERIE & WESTERN a5 P ILLS cal KANAWHA & MICHIGAN -TOLEDO & OHIO CENTRAL~ PITTSBURGH #IAKE ERIE rrorams *™ Your moat a ea és | | ° : NEW YORK CENTRAL-AND-SUBSIDIARY LINES a “ils indicanon of the | ~ Fe xs ee Dre) tee ve es a ’ ~ Ot Be > ten rth ae make). eNaihedn iil © fe WD gas cate phil MON - 09 On ee Member Federal Reserve System — ~ | one dition of the and bewela,
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ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 16, 1921. ——— — A ET Se : —_— —_—_—_— ST.LOUIS POST-DISPATCH Founded by JOSEPH PULITZEK Dec. 12,1278. ’ ublished by the Pulitecr Publishing Co., dZuwclfih and Glive Streeta. POST-DISPATCH CIRCULATION Average 1920: ‘unday Average . 861,95 YAILY AND SUNDAY AVERAGE, 191.086 ~ os - an \ ee — POST-DISPATCH PLAT- FORM. | I know thit my retirement will | make no difference in its cardinal principles, that it will always fight for progress and reform, never tol- erate injustice or corruption, always fight demagogues of all partics, nev- er belong to any party, always op- pose privileged classes and public plunderers, never Jack sympathy with the poor, always remain dovol- ed to the public welfare, vever be satisfied with merely printing news, always be drastically independent; never be afraid to attack wrong, whether by predatory plutocracy or poverty. JOSEPH PULITZER. April 10, 1007. Ai neat LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE Danger at the Bridges. Te the Editor ef the Post-Dispatch. Concerning automobiles that pass street ‘cars which bave stopped to let out pas- sergers: On the bridges, as at Grand avenue an Market street, the atltomobiles travel on, the road made for vehicles in between the two tracks. Now, it can almost al-— ~cays be noticed that on these bridges they drive past the stopping street cars. on the inner side at a fast rate, in the ef- | fc:t to gain the center road on the bridge, whereas the law requires that they do not pass @ street car which has stopped to let off passengers. In the case just men-_ tloned, the automobile, going along the, wrong alde of the street as it were, is not! cooked for by the average pedestrian. fhe autoists seem to forget all of this) when passing street cars on the inner side_ at the entrances to such center-road ‘bridges, as at Grand and Market, and the. lew hag so far overlooked the strict en-| forcement of the rule of stopping at such places.. The writer witnessed a man es- cape bailing killed by a narrow margin | from euch practice at Grand and Market lagt Bunday. Uniless this law is enforced, we shell add to the list of auto fatalities this year. D.C. J. Street Car Ventilation. Te the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | Cannot the rule to ventilate the street. |' Jated funds _ outlined ‘by the Republican party during the campaign. /The school conditions he pictured in the children of the rural districts. ibe a disgrace. eee ano ede a THE GOVERNOR’S MESSAGE. There are flaws in Gov. Hyde's excellent message to the State Legislature. We do not agree with his recommendation that inheritance taxes should be reduced with income taxes. We cannot see the force of the reasoning for the relief from taxation of the unearned wealth which falls to heirs, chiefiv indirect when the actual vilv taxed. earnings, With heirs, from inheritances, the livelibood of citizens, are hea reasonable exemptions for the widow and minor or-, phan and fair differentials between direct inheri- tances, there is no tax more thorough!y grounded upon justice and sound policy than that on accumu-, distributed among heirs who have not contributed an hour's labor to the sum. Fortunes that come by inheritance are law-made fortunes and’ matter of expediency. They their disposition is a the burdens of should be drawn upon to working citizens. We agree with the St. Louis members of the Legisla- ture that bome rule should have been included in the Home rule is based upon a fundamental | lighten program. American principle, which is violated so long as the communities of the State are restrained from local, self-government. But we do not agree with the St. Louis delegation that the program of legislation urged by the Governor should be opposed because it does not include home rule. The legislation urged by Gov. Hyde is so vitally , ‘important to the progress of the State that the Legis- lature, whatever else it may do or think ought to be ‘done, should devote itself assiduously to the work ' in the message. The carrying out of the, program iucluded in the Governors message in good | faith would be an invaluable contribution to the) State and would at least keep the major pledges made’ The argument the Governor submitted for the ad-, vancement of education in the State is unanswerable. | detail are a} reproach to Missouri and an unpardonable wrong to The failure of the Legislature to provide for better schools and, competent teachers in every part of the State would: It would reflect not only upon the, good faith, but the intelligence and capacity, of the. new administration. | The county unit bill, which lays a foundation for | systematic and efficient improvement of both the, teachers and the school facilities of the counties,. | where the trouble is, with the tax measures necessary | to supply sufficient school funds and to equalize school | support, should be promptly mace into law. Governor said, aptl:: / cation.” As the “Everything waits upon edu-: scriptures which “NO ¢ca- There is a proverb in the Jewish aptly points out the menace of ignorance: ‘bers, who were mostly farmers. = om oo ——_ one - mount issue. me SSN NN SV “YS hs . ‘ HUB aons lim no gBoc Nature eves. tl : , fol, trusting, wil their dentns. But ,im secn! Chr effort thal gendous game was to look steadily a! they were emart youns Thomas pox he blushed all K, ’ ha wae a bad iit again, © how, to*) pattern and style er hat with a Norfolk jac never / i ‘"* “af men 7 mornin’ A v : iié invariably &0° he sported A se! part of it had other of his too-large ear breakfast. had @ wearing ec Yet as things £0 very ty youns ii hold Wa i tied sail twisted ? was all Vé [fect mpousand a rear; and of ler, a eased, was the Chubles’s Cough Cure, gpon the fruition of his Thomas Heary Chubley enres!r: red possession oO f He waa the owner of the hold property known as yato in the little Midian of sfocka and shares wh Mability company to Cough Cure that hundred every 12 mont indeed, was about the we w hi and ought to have marri oman and done things himself made Mayor, an lamities ones the world excep! those brought - by _elevator, now partiy built, is to be completed and apnorance. Ree TES OF AUCHORS "Wiguem week yo operated for a time as a State enterprise. It seems ingly puts at: thong world is saved by the breath of likely that such an enterprise might prove profitable . esse convincing is the Governor's and be of real service provided it is operated ag a ss cog a as : ~. business concern, with due respect for values as de- Not alone justice to the termined, not by the casuistry of Townley, but by sian Raise o° 4 faultily kept, or no | voters, but the whole welfare of the people rest upon | , wanes: | . | market conditions. i Th e MIRROR of PUBLIC OPINION | honest elections. Party welfare depends upon honest | | rimaries | ‘The = ; ah 2 iid Fa ™ Ghilf ‘ ground stream from the Mississipp! meever i this reform. Not only is the policy in accord with | pall the novels as they and, going over a waterfal!, expired at | en nee at) ebitieinn bn abbotal 7 ba ? DOVE!S as (Hey Ce A obstacles to obtaining suf- | iwasfull of them. Inco eto hate all professiona sand deadly trade, and bugs unhung. Bu in thrall] ' first th done nothing-—he had n Truly things were again no brother cere of this city be enforced? From ob-' servation !n cars al] over the city one) gets the impression that the transoms | ore hermetically sealed. We need the heat of the stoves, but at the same time | some system of overhead ventilation. snould be insisted upon. The. latter plea for election reform. cought to hold good the entire year. A PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE. Feb. 8, 1921. ° +4 ‘ cbf Ree ai. li. dead: he had e was aware (the Chub ee a te eee me ~ ’ wep aunts nor isins He Cardorough Club, too ré nobody called upon hin minfstere of inanv d when they ae book. Altoge‘acr, when levy was more or lese of ie ow “ ee ES tr ee - Written for the POST-DISPATCH by Clark McAdams JUST A MINUTE - ion wanted : cone we nie ~~ 0 — — 7 - a x tein) - ~~ “ a who would among is ansas. people futures, ‘ , apper ol There are a good many like to stop trading in grain them United States Senator ¢ The Judiciary PARADOX. HAD a lover who brought me gold, More than my hands could hold! Ani jewels rare, For my wrists and hair. He tpought, Dut they left me cold. ee we nt . —_ —— —- — - oe IRISH SOLIDARITY. Gen. Hubert Gough’s letter, advising the Irish moderates ‘‘to go as far as possible with the majority of their countrymen and not allow themselves to be. a tage who styles himself. ficient revenues for the State and the counties for al] se ae, cae _— ts a 7 “Skepticus” takes exception to such a purposes, including schools, without the burden Of ) tion to the strength of the sagem ate CONtED- theory and ridicules it by saying “that heary special taxes. It is necessary to the support) | . Oe , ; the pream flowed up a or ele the | of good schools and to the relief of bankrupt counties. | podligoegcre gen Gatos ees 4 CLOPTON CRESAP water fell up the waterfall. i ailiin Hetttios 5 wiekt-wrene, eseiast which This letter, coupled with the action of the Trish ee : D2 LESAP. AG oA I M'.8e eeDp m~ ra Se ener ae cine fs -~ C‘omimittee iin the ate refused On yesterday to report favorably a similar bill, and to most of us standing off side it seems that the opponents of this practice are not on very sound economic ground. What pears to be a fair question in the debate is this: There has recently been a terrible slump in the value of green tobacco. Jt has been bad enough esteem! jn some of the tobacco states to deprive the growers of any market whatever. Did trading in tobacco futures have anything to do with ———_—_—o POWER PRODUCTION. ARTUURB D. LITTLE In Atlantic Monthiy. HE well-recognized relation of water power to fuel is expressed in the popular phrase, “white coal.” The present production of hydro- puwer in the United States is rough): evuivalent to 40,000,000 tons of coal; wherea I had a lover who gave me a dream, aDp- More frail than a frail moonbeam. And teardrops brought, And heartaches taught, hatred; he regarded th . ¢ hy electric eon ge Mou To my mind, it seenis perfectly plaus- ible that a great many years ago a stream could have been created by a fis- sure in the ground caused by an earth- quake or some other disturbance. If the stream was 20 fect below the surface of tho Mississippi and flowed eastward and {ell over a waterfall of about 150 feet in height,’it can be possible that a shark did | fair redistricting of the State. pags over it and perish at the bottom. After the stream became extinct, it can be very readily seen why the boue was discovered 175 feet below the ground. Are the scientists trying to console us during these dry times by telling us that we were an ocean bed 28,000,000 years eao? ANTI-SKEPTICUS. ' senatorial given them opportunity to correct a wrong. | would stultify themselves if they merely substituted ;one wrong for another. the Post-Dispatch has fought persistently for a gen- eration. ' ministration that it has set the wrong right and has set out on a policy of justice to taxpayers and obedi- | ence to law in property asseasments. With the change. It is a great credit to the Republican ad- of policy there must be a change of tax rate. We commend the Governor for his advocacy of a Republicans have suffered from the gerrymander, particularlv in State districts. The landslide has They political There is no question but that Gor. Hyde has the Dominion League's conference, which Gen. Gough declined to attend, ought to make the Liord George. Government realize that its present Irish policy can! only end in disaster and that the Irish problem Can-, not be solved, even temporarily, by grudging, insin- cere concessions. | The lrish Dominion League, founded by Sir Horace Plunkett, rejected the partition home rule act and has declined to work under the act. The reasons for that refusal are set forth succinctly in the Gough letter. “The present act settles nothing,” sars Gen. Gough, ‘“‘and | believe its financial} provisions unjust, . threatening grave dangers to the interests of every class in Southern Ireland, as woll as great difficulty and confusion In its workings.’’ expect the chief of the universs6 O1.e would naturally experts to 80 arrange that no one would go jobless. Nature—that chief of all efficiency experts—-has so ar- ranged it. But Henry Ford has dispensed wih Nature. Science will give us milk without the cows, babes without the need of mothers’ milk. Fathers may in time be no longer necessities, for fatherless frogs are already produced by science. Bees. svmbols of energy and wiedom, produce sex at will by varving the food of their infants. The German proverb: ‘Tell me what you at and I'll tel! vou what vou are.’ mav not be ao far amiss. Prehistoric man had jaws with fangs to lear the mamimoth’e flesh. Our once wo'lf- like dog-teeth are now dull, and we are fast shedding our molars. Who shall say what changes shal! take place as we refine and re- Sir: efficiency that? Not so far as we can see. The grain men insist that the wheat grower is the beneficiars of trading in futures. They make out a very good case in support of that claim. The other side insists it is an evil, and when wheat is down the movement to outlaw dealing i. fu- tures gains impetus and force. Yet at this par- ticular time, as is frequently the case, the wheat market is onlv sharing the fortunes of all Our two-story thinkers are in like the disposition of most similar inarkets. doubt. Thev rather legisiative bodies not to be carried off their feet by things not vet proved. The proposal to prove it by having a law on the subject does not ap neal to them very much. We are doing that with prohibition. It is a failure, but the drys won't admit it. That leaves us exactly where we were with the drys on top. The dealera in grain futures want to avoid that. If they are neariy 10 times that ammount is used in the genei- tion of steam power and carbo-electric power. (In densely populated districts as much as one cuarter of the coal-fired power is often devoted to Generally epeaking, utilities even now the generation of electricity. however, our public electrical rrobably consume not more than 7 per cent of ou: total output of cova! The large un!t applications Oo. Clectricily to the industries are, nevertheles# These applications involve no More and more gen rapidly extending. only the turning of wheels erally are great installations being devoted to the , Erocesses of electro-chemistry and eleotro-meta! lurgy, to the production of bleach and alkali, car tide and acetylene, fertilizer, abrasives, alum!- Band send {t off to Teading the Times eve Out a list of all the new the omer for their immed! enormous proportion o end sometimes he use night and stare helples and rows of fictton. ar an! heroines never hap But Chubley was not 8 g004 deal of his time all that traveling wh the conventional and co ing places. Now and th Carr Street Mud. support of public opinion in his plea for the sound} To the Editor of the Post-Dispatch. | legislative program he has outlined for the Lezisla-! f TY read in your column regarding the | ture. Failure to enact {t would not only be a heavy nao col Se condition In British-Irish eendition of Wells avenue and King's| blow to the State, but a profound disappointment to True se Pais: ots “ biecerscites of Irish sentiment. highway.” But look at poor Carr street. /tng people. He has pointed out to the Legislature : H Complete fusion is proposed. But the People, where possible, ride on other car | ; first step leading to that ¢ th ly path to publ -al - Onsummiation has been lines on account of the muddy crossings. | ‘8° OMY P © public approval and confidence. ’ _ he “| ts SIRES oa recommended. If the moderates go that far. if they rraffic in general on this street is avoided | oor unite with 8! F ' : to @ marked degree, and yet “Someone” | KING COMMONER’S RETURN eran under reservations, how long] gives as @ reason for one of the big hos- . will ft be until those reservations are swept away and. pitais to be located here our beautiful; The Bryan Brothera, William J. and Charles W., Ireland’s demand for absolute Separation, the Sinn | made streets. When this street is dry,| are rather eager to take over the Democratic party. Fein slogan, becomes the unanimous demand of the. then you can imagine the dust. It is natural they should be. They have found the Irish people? tic t ’ a , si cailias , | Democrs party a mighty valuable property., There is still time for a happy, honest adjustment. Webster Groves, Mo. ee VIOLA Pp. G. | Through its proprietorship they have accumulated a} of the Irish situation. But anything less than a) / DUM, magnesium, specia) steels, and other basic peoducts of the decomposing cell and the electric (furnace. The present economy of power-produc tion within the Boston-Washington gone wil! @verage al least 40 pounds of steam per kilowat’ hour. In the contemplated super-power-plants cf 890,000 to 600,000 kilowatts capacity, located nea: the mines and along the coas!, not more than 1) peunds, and it may well be a@ little as 16 pounds. = of steam, with a total consumption of one and a : ‘half pounds of good coal per kilowatt-hour ou!- I Murr e put, should be required. These super-power-sta- nh —_— _ tions, together wtih al) efficient generating unis VA POM AeA within the zone, and all available water-power, (ON will be linked together and pour their output of high-tension current into the common-carrier Ts t! , transmission line from which both the railroads OK56: Judging by this for sale ad from East § e@4 the industries will draw thelr primary power. St. Louis, they must be selling out over there ns fs lock, . coe QO8 THE DALLY NEWSPAPER. | From the Rock Island Argus. HE Christian Daily Standard ts the name of ® new Chicago newspaper. It is abundantly backed, finanolally, judging by preliminary #"- nouncements, and will be brilliantly edited, /* enters the field with ideals that entitle it to ‘h* respect of ull lovers of clean journalism. B' / whether that respect will carry anticipated eu? port remains to be seen. Similar newspaper ¢ watch that sort of thing to veto thé bil. which | tecetc ct ttt te tt tee - _terprises have been launched and most of them he did. Genator Myera of Montana, who had | ° Your Order Took fo, Coal : Pave failed financially. A notable exception is ihe busied himself for some time trying to do this sees ; , Christian Science Monitor, a daily subsidized by for a few friends in Montana, attempted to have | the Christian Science mother church. the bill repaseed over the presidential veto. to the head of the class of the sign-hunters, Y | ‘h@ Monitor earns a dollar or not does not affect Then the blow-off came. The President's rea- now claim this honor. Ona restaurant at Mur. | te business or editorial course from year to year. sons for vetoing the bill opened the eyes of the phyaboro, I!!.: | It started with a declaration of principles that ! Senate, and even Senators Lodge and Borah nebo « | Pas never departed from, and probably never will stood with the President against making a : : ‘The result is a newspaper that is read throughout private shooting club the beneficiary of any : _the world—-mostly by Scientists. The averag® such land patent. In former years that sort of Gelly newspaper is a business enterprise the seme thing could have been done without the least There fea good old dish not seen tn any other “3 the corner grocery, The paper must have cu® ‘a ne — most of us hed no means of gign you have printed. |} tomers in order to get along. Therefore it must ne ron = com Mtn — ota banana | ° ° ° satisfy its customers if it is to hold them. Th r; as the National Audubon Bo- , editor may have wpa t th €¢ cieties and the Amerioen Game Protective Asso- THE SUN’S JEST. ought to he ng A perth Senne 4 > St usd Brice pe oll Yo ~ | oe — whieh stopped this pretty plece of work, WAS an hungered. those of his readers disagree. And if they con- © and 25 a wife. | = Vex. t is not so easily done and wit get harder. | The night wert long, sae long. _ nue to disagree the publishers will have to quit 1f the Sunday of th , cel N a ; | I telied the hours, reluctant that they passed and make way for others who will give the cus Be Just one prayer m Seen waits ncet tous a than you thought, since Bae slow. I wert famished, and }». “omers of the paper what they are paying for, aod | tr. Will the vour aoe “ ny | adsden, Ga. There is a Morning came, a giinting morning. a levering that is the news. Most of our American newspa* be permitted te “4 : ren — bane is probably where we have riorning pers are cleanly conducted. There is still some wor r - Cecide whether ft was the painters or the When the Sun dipped hig face into the waters ‘a t.sationalizing, but it Is not carried on to the es ag least eg thy orton ¥ _ accepted a reduction in wages. And lifted it laughing. and J] knew the night tent that it was years ago. The duty of the news ke a hoa, da Maybe we could decide ‘t by ascertaining Was but a jest, a laughing fest, paper is to chronicle the news, to present it In a8 ef »b) thhe whether both occur as far South as that. Por he told me so! readable form and in as clean manner as a ' soy emg ; ; tee al: Ss. L. H. The conference and the letter, taken together, fore- mind to face a world afraid, SO lid p00] a] apes nes OA em RY - wre , - - ¥ as SO GON OE eee ee AE, : right, they wish to continue in business, It will not do them much good to ba right and still not he able to trade, a fact many of us can ap- preciate for having been right and atill being fine our food? May not even the finest extract of vegetabla life be tin time ton coarse for us? Mav we not graduatliyv slough this fleshly forra to be provided ever and anon with one more ethereal”? able to wet nothing better to drink than moon- We laugh at Ford as we laughed at Edison— «hine. ; who forgot his job to tend his patent mouse e + . traps—but, really, now, w we | In at? Ye it all ec so teh Ac Recently there slipped through Congress a brand-new way to get a shooting preserve. Soma gentiemen in Montana who like to stand around in the autumn with their rubber boots ful! of water, conceived the bright idea of having pat- ent issued to them by the Government upon a piece of marshiand in that State. This required an act of Congress, since the tract was in a ; oo phony myer district and could not be : ’ = | homestea in the way of most Government UO eo THAT INCURABLE MANIACS/ ands. ‘The bill slipped through both houses SHOULD BE OSLERIZED HAS SOME MERIT, § in the xuise of a conservation act. It wag eup- posed that it was a bill creating a game pre- serve. and not until it reached the President was it discovered to be something less than that. The President was advised by people who oaeeee# ¥F. 8. M. Owner's Views. | Te the Balter of the Post-Dispatch. | respectable heap of treasures on earth, as yen) bona fide Dominton status, clearly, is unacceptable. | Property owners pay general bigh | as distinction and prestige. | The time when such settlement will be satisfactory is: taxes, special taxes. School taxes are! So, on March 18, the anniversary of Mr. Bryan's’ seemtngly short. British statesmanship has fort tt q| — The te lag ta ty Ae agg by birthday, a plan of reorganization is to be announced.| many golden opportunities for reconciling mabe | ty (feasury for police force, Fire ©! The details have not yet been disclosed, but may | The news from that distraught land is @ warning thet | partment, garbage collecting, city hosp!- : | tal, infirmary for the poor, pay to keep they not be anticipated? Surely, there will be a para-’ but few more dars of grace remain to be sinned away .§ | up end make atreets, alleys, sidewalks, | — + Re > LR Ope aie en Oe a. eee . “es e@e#e ome © SOB SCS 0 CAG lie gr call. r o*eee* © —— es On Easton: , ~ ee « *** “se ee ee @ « “** X1823: Line from a sign in the solored quarter ‘ee ere & Se SS ber husba gare Whether The compote Work: the incon peten “eee in making some and his, too fon S A&A han ¢ sid hi rr his £00d augely *. the “girl of his Saye he suve tue one: | ~ - een - he em rae a Bi Stn APs riers t : em ee wor a of eg But. og Of in teri = negara steak | ere @ good wages and won't dbuy a) ' piaah; even pa peed terms, -— they wed Dr. Crile says the human body fs a sort of electric. someone cise to keep up a plece for them) yarieryv. Yea. verlly, and heavily charged at every. and then abuse the owner end the place. | turn.—-Nashville Tennesseean a And talk about repairs, with a!) kinds of | | a nya and or ary a If; It tm true that there is always room at the top of | eat ere owners they Kae - Pag tho Jadder, perhaps because eo many fe!l off immedi- hol WN ee cccly after getting there.-—Boston Transcript. i PR ge a — | As we understand this Japanese question in Texas, | the @ Post-Dispatch. | it is merely @ few California chestnuts in the fire that! What is the reason for the continued Texas is asked to finger out for the Golden State.— | high* price of bread? Prices on flour. Houston Post. rie lard and sugar, the chief ingredients, so have been reduced from 50 to 75 per cent Police in Italy closed a factory thar x ; and still bread i# at the same old war- to be making typewriters tty raatden well i time prices. isa a conibination responal- | machine guns, revolverea and rifles owever ae ble fer this condition and, if eo. cannot|;erer will have disarmed all the typewriters asin tit an honest effort be made to break it wo t{ they have taken away their powder puffs Detroit | . . Ss ‘ eel. PRTRR Wy | oe tee ee 2 pts ellen fala acing Tee ee ee e*eee @ @ . _-7 + ee © fone lightly > SOIne clase! TT? ‘"0 ideal wife ane Durse, la aw fifty-.fir eer eeee tenes anes + " - i te . m . . . ; \ - i =... : ’ eg ° . 4 — si —Galveston Daily News, PATIENCE WORTH, . , Moat newspapers strive to do this.
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BE rs a he ” a . Oe tag a ee PURI eres ane ere PMOMEN'S PAGE POST-DISPATCH Daily Magazine reBONREO TT ony WOMEN’S PAGE 29 -_—_- a Siete —won a ——— Satine ae ie. Se eee ee _—-~—~— te te — arr ie Se i eeetnineteminnisneeteneeen ee nee apn —_ . - TCC ae te ge . — —_ - -—- _ - nee - a = = 2 Sas ue --.e-— —a_/! This story is the first of a series of twelve stories bei ey : , tories being published, for the first Y ign merce BY special arrangement wich che London Sphareinehe Po-Dispares| BY J, S. Letcher Each story will be complete in itself. They will run each Wednesday on this page. - ss fedead tes WG N s SSA aa 4 ee . S NXg ad S Ss . > : | 3 “ir ee «~ . HUBLEY was one of those unfortunate per-, sons whose looks are against them. Hig! appearance belied his character. He was , ring contradiction cf all the theories of the known what it ; , ; 7 was to want money in his life, he 1? , | | alway mid ; a Meds 2 . Bs Op it, - Im a-going to take rou to the: up and saw preity chambermaid staring at him, YS repaired, in all simplicity, to the best o : manager’ sceusatiiiohth duit Cotihiaiamiendh 1otels and in their % 1s ; | ? ° “a a ; , : =~ ee "(3 esitl « ee eer ee ite , a4 aiatial splendors be moved Sa Mie pe py teipae m . — oe ae | . ) Chubley f Meaper than erer when he was On ‘x your pardon, sir,” she exclaimed. _ ? about like a aviet }; a eee Mg 7 | : ~ ittle MOougEe. Tj } \ 4 BNO); e oo a Oe - od yee > r syet i _ a : : ; : " to anybody, and nobod : age ges a eck iS 10OVOdYV spo); im. > , ee eT “gs . a . ee ll dt ta ; , ; i - in solitude by t] } . p =! to iim “a moone 4 ok a “? ; ~ toe . : : : $3 » ¢ - KI and a* nieman in eveuing dress. a ho sat in a ‘ 0 } are no’ il. . . ( an | do an) ‘ hing . . yY the shore, and ins r frequent- > Ge See aR - . en , luxurianrele annain: ' ' , ' ing the oeaks in tead of reg : é es pig 4 Lied . 4 , : iUXU? iously av Join ex! business room, and whose { hubler, in is ° rn. etared at her. It was ‘ 7 . Kingg rooms a ; it i . Pa. Som Mee See oe pamne = : : : room readi : Pha 00> Sess eee’ solleage Y ai oe ae | an. el lanners combined the perfection of politeness first time in his life he had ever stared at apy- { ig mor v ° . . . | ae ee , ; enough of a som : = a When he had bad tn PE ate BS “Fy eo with the quintessence of judicial impartiality. He; body. Lin © bis sor ling, he went home, —_> lei : ae ” , + “uy ' al sats a 7 oe thing, | ent home, and 4 Me 52 ee : had a secretary with him, and they and the man Yes, le said, sud aring. “You can Mild ¢ Lhe usuai things ver again. ~: 2 aon v Re . shint ; hs re . they were ihe eres of a spaniesl—shy, faith-; whic] ie se . ee ». by on Ux em , ; , ss 4 . he e" es f+ ner on Chuhle. he , me «te n al l . ou “ hat | t link . c ‘ lige . -hner ite ‘ | iz with a queer, pathetic ¢ neg ees ; ; ; ae sy ae, ee? eer ee , sews. UE BUNT) cal St ang 20% ain: he con rec, Cesperatery, ‘sh — But i licab] : a or | mentioned: in the novels. He forthwith deter- ‘ re. Se ; is." See ea questioning and Chubley himself felt miserably Ought to go into a how ‘ r some } l Tat ic Jie 1er a. « Ie al i ‘ . 9 5 ~~ =e " = Pe Pen “> ‘A Bs , “© , aa Ns . ening = - “& ae guilty—and utterly inadeotunie lie knev from *. } sani ‘+? or re ' j m™m a} j | cant urt ve: it rt as on . * t le } c ee ; . ; ) ?, . NG . a > M3 : ¥. > i ?: . . ors ; , ‘ : . s ye &. s ,_-e L ‘ ’ i : sia i. : no ; ; : : is . 4 ' : : ym seen! R.: Os nost tre-| day in consulting a Bradshaw and packing up bis a ae me faq eS eS oy SESS 5 Oe ae | the novels what he ought to do, but he couldn’ ke care of elf. I'm like a stray c kicked effort that Chublev—whose Christi ’ i 1] “ree : Pn ty ie: 5 a ¥ a . be? ae Ry ny keke . ' 4 : shah Tie our lf Oo Go. will l¢é COU dn't aN care oO Lh. S@ii. 5 Di like as ray cat nicked gndous co Pay . ne : ro > ill-fitting but expensive garments. Next morn- i Eee 5. Sh ae Bint), Vg gee M4 . - @ ae.) ~ , y p, “ wx" o* 6 . *+ . » . . oF ' : eat i ad VAs . mom ;* X 7 were smart youns women, and if he did) rived at § F ) c nn i ee te . Fae Gee oo a Sa . oF @tatunde” we : : + : at St. Pancras, whence he drore across S # yf eee 3 > Tee. PP ae ss wae Pd tg 4 [ think you must at least say how these things, 0: the room, and then came a Little nearer to him : blushed all over his freckled face. The 3 ig eee 1 : at Ge ee te 8 ‘ear: ee 3% eee &Y Bee ae x, he n, lonéon to Victoria. There he put himself and SS Mae, ee | Se : oe Sk: Sa sty. § £4 .A ee came into your possession, and what you were “lL understand perfectiy!"’ she whispered. “The 4 “ * Py + baa % > Pe st = * EEN A AOI A aga Gry ater I or , ae, * y - ~* sty, het Hi ’ * » s “4 . “ a os oe : sin = | age ogee his cow-hide bag into a first-class compartment, | ee es eS Tee a i ae ee f. SY. £2) ae . 20 going to do with them,” said the manager. “On’ fact is, |—I am not what I appear to be, and | bow, they never seemea to fit, and his choice of! which, by the time of departure, was shared by Re te eS eS aye ioe a a RR eS the face of it” am as lonely as you are. My father was a distin pattern and st: ‘ a so saps = | three other passengers—an old gentleman, a mid-| Per TD oe Wr ath 4 Ean 2 De ee BOs Ae ct: But just then the door opened a clerk, Suished half-p&y officer, who left a large famil: e bat with a Norfolk jacket, and a straw with a dle-aged one, and another man, who was neither | er f 7 Poe See ee FG ee looked in. and no money. Rather than be a burden on my morning coat; when he purchased neckwear he' old nor middle-azed. and looked like a well-to-do, | Ss 4 A hee ea ‘ $ x. ~~ % + ee ty ba 4 : . iy Rest sei fecaa * | ) “There's a gentleman bere who i mother, I decided to earn my own living. and 1 variably g0¢ hold of — seiniagated colors; and if smartly dregsed tradesman. ll these men car-| sina - te it £4 : : . ; ee ae a, Foe. ‘a Chey gnc & , anybody has come to the hotel with a ~-nide Sought and obtained my present post in this hotel sported a self-tied sailors aeecehe: the important ried into the compartment impedimenia dn the = 2 Bs y aS | *S. Pees aH é % a es te #4 A Ss +e = bag which is not his own,’ he said. glancin; 1 bave seen much of life. and 1 believe, sir, | part of it had twisted round under one or the shape of bags or valises, and all dumped them into e 2 ; Se ae ES Stern ters | the things on the table. “T | could give you a lot of good advice about—about gther of his too-large cars before he got down to the vacant seats in the middle. And if Chubley , | | sticking up for vourself.” breakfast. It was all very painful, this, and it, had been as observant as he was simple, he would bia wearing effect on Chubley. soon have seen that amongst these thinzs there Wet as things go in this world, Chubley was a was another cow-hide bag, the exact counterpart vey lucky young man. His father, Samuel Chub-! of his own, and doubtless mace by the very same % oe jg, deceased, was the inventor and patentee of maker. But he saw nothing. Ere long, how- F EMS OT ayia : me To aoe » & st ‘OS aia Bie i . : “ ‘ Qubley’s Cough Cure, and his son had entered ever, he felt something. Near Wivelsfield the Be Due gon the _— - -sepbagoes om ne age of 21’ train, untrue to the irreproachable character of ‘ mg F ya ee iy’ 2 ciae ss e “In my custody!" said the other, promptly. “Mr em . — “ seat ° j ey? . , | ‘ ar. ij, i me was aware (the Chubley pe aeret having been his traveling suit and sneak into the quietest cor suppose I may go now: Bee faultily kept, or not kept at all), he had neither ner he could find. He washed his bands and face, RIES Br NRL NT COR ha hn: Grate on hee ele ihc. ice antenna! He took his own bag and went to his own room, * , In , _ : ; ' , : oh fa yn : 7 Z » , ~ é ‘ ‘ 0 a IPL la pire uit l. - . - . . r = suena es : eto *. . _ e = ‘ = | aunts nor cousins. He was too shy to join the and opened the cow-hide bag in the search for a si asian eae teeta tee cauibieen ty i whee He paused—for both wen laughed. Their lanetc| aeut aa sorrowfud. There he flung himself NEXT WEDNESDAY 0 Carborough Club, too retiring to make friends:' brush and comb which he always carried there. | of i ata sof it. Good! He would eet iter signified contempt initio an armchair, stuck bis elbows on his knees . | isin mme telv in iront ot it. ood. 1i@ WOU: e Pr Signiti ‘OnteMpt. ALY ' iin die Capt. * > " IN I O N nobody called upon him except the clergy and, And on the instant he made a discovery. This) ae ren : 2 aed , i a i a ttt the sort as we reta’at the Suverbo. don’t! and bie face im his RANE annnE Oc ue nou Another J. S. FLETCHER STORY ‘ 1at infernal cow-hide bag, walk along 1 ier OOK as we gets at the Superbo, dont, an i! . ; ? 7 , , | , . ’ " € “y ; = ~e . ministers of many denominations, and they only! was not his bag! Certainly it contained a brush ; seid the hotel man. “‘Yah’ vou come! Samehow, he felt crusmen and helpless. Suddenl: Complete in That Issue ' : and drop bag and burgiar’s tools into the sea. he, Jim?” . when they wanted a check out of Chabley’s fat! and comb and a pair of pajamas, and other of , ae ' capa ‘hou arning., and he looked ; ’ | pale '| And so, making an undignified exit from the along o° me, my heart) Or shall I carry ver?! the door opened, without war ; we + OD oe ll ee MO ee eg - ss S o> ae Ea Oe laren aa > . ’ - “ . sts _ ee Ae POR ted om Be eee ae le oe OO ee Soe ay ee case fA tet See from’ - Chubley gave a cry of jov as the round-faced “Do, do!” answered Chubley. imploring!s “I'd ' , * 5 . . | . - : e+ /man entered the room and nodded affably to him. % no end obliged to you! |The manager stared at the newcomer in surprise, ihe pretty chambermaid looked down demurely. ~ MM Bm Pe eNO. a ge (“Oa a re . } /and pointed to the shining things before them. ~ bomorrow, sir,” she murmured, in a voice-ag ’ “Are these—the purpose of which is obvious'— Pretly and soothing as her face, “I shall have mv 2 oe Js ‘a 7 er a vours, sir?” he asked. afternoon and evening out. If you would be se kind as to meet me at 3 o'clock, sir, at-—-shall we "“a~ a “a? « 08 hm - ro "A a eo ~ — ee AN a orem 7° teem : oe fi [7 ee" * ~ oe See ¥ on » . by “ ee . ‘ . fe aeons at AES EEL Rime ittaay, ! pct tla A EE Sy RA BILE NT AE OE A CON, NN Ne LOI RE eo — ~ o « . " _ . ‘ “¢ 35 o ae 4 * PP * ar + 7 oo ; v ta’ ~~ es rw ‘ +o ~— A ' took to bullying the waiters. Kventually, on the last morning of his stay, he married the pretly.. chambermaid, and went to Paris for a honey- moon. When they returned to Balsamum lodgr he gave all the novels to the workhouse libra¥¥ and began to fill his shelves with political histar aud blue books. Mrs. Chubley has decided that. his proper place is in the House of Commons. nti i dreadful] secrets within. and, relocking the suit. that these very nasty men uld regard him with case, went, sore distressed, to get his dinner. such fixed, concentrated eyes, ile »> dare not The waiter who took Chubley in hand thought look at either! him a queer chap to be there at ail. Chubley ‘““I—I—I assure vou,’ he began. searching for you all over the place. Hope rou've had no inconvenience, sir?” “Oh. it's no matter, no matter at all, thank — -— Oe ee SO, Pom OE ln ag Commencing on This Page Tomorrow ings » Was rough wit hem. The fact was’ back there. Come on!” TT ; things he was throug ith then a O and Continuing Friday and Saturday that Chubley, with his first mouthful of soup, “But—but—I'm staying at the Superbo:” ejacu- Dt —w ~ a a reproduce withou! book, Altogetaer, when he was at home, Chub-! socks, a clean collar or two, some handkerchiets oe aedie 7 ee ee | [carry yer?) i . } : crowded dining saion, he went back — ——— leading publicists, ley Fas more or less of a hermit, despite the fact and other small matters, but they were not his. | , : ,' and got the thing tbat frightened him—and a yn the questions o! that he had a housekeeper and three women sery-, And there was a newspaper and a magazine, and Bo “ re B ag to his room ~~ a pr | ok me Cees pee Oe ee seme 8 ome | RIESS BEDTIME STORIES [Eo coca that ,; | ; that moment his troubies took serious shape. ants under his roof. His one pastime was to beneath all these something of an odd and sus- ' smoke his pipe and read novels. He bought nearly picious nature—a sort of parcel of heavy articles 7 Perhaps because the various millionaires, prof ; - ‘ iteers a ther curiosities were at dinner, and all the novels as they came out; Balsamum Lodge done up in a silk neckerchief of bright colors.| ‘tee”S and other curiosities were at dinner, and 4 ? ’ > 1ON, i i tl eir apartments ungua rded there was a viet but é Y 2 pa ~ cn eee y > - “Te e ais ‘@ wesfull of them. In course of time Chubley came, Out of sbeer curiosity Chubley undid these things,) ** _ . ee ee ee ciate Sam: , e+ oo : Co tee A eS. YOR. & Wil IT OT sag | powerfully built person strolling about the cor- § 4 > ~~ RT A g \' ’ a STs to hate all professional novelists with a deep! and presently found himself staring at what he : oe | a.e > Wf ridor in which Chubley’s apartment was situated. F-=.>» Fa Aezs? de 0 a ls mn of waier power ani deadly hatred; he knew every trick of their | felt certain, from his deep knowledge of sensa- he popular phrase, : ; ar ean RE SSE — eduction of hydro- tae, and regarded them as the biggest hum-| tional novels, to be a set of clever and highly-fin-| He 8a" nay ee he thought Chubley's z | States is rough): bugs unhiung. But by that time they held him’ ished burglar’s tools. tree 1s not on yY g to taste is often devoted to ous ' te i th et Te F He saw w what had happeneg,| ]owed: when he reached the hall Chubley was They seem quite wiiling others should, b ’ ’ Generally «peaking, mous proportion of his income in this way,| have done. 6 saw no at he appened. | Nor hesitate to gain thereby ut contains those nourish- ' , . : se : C ing the steps utside. Thenc le spe hei = e } ; § mi sometimes he used to sit in his library at, The bag, just like his own, belonged to one of the' descending th teps out ae ence he ped And Iceen their reputations good js -“ f utilities even now tight . ina’ rT (across the road, and the other man sped after , . mn elements W m n7 per cent of ou and stare helplessly at the rows and rows’ three men who had traveled with him—he | é . ) ur . 1,7 and rows of fiction. a We rr how on e ] hought, to the round-faced, well-to-do rades- amen fo h al h and : unit applications ft } ; : : — = : cay : , a . y ] } | ? oo ? xt nenceé hef rp VO! reowyiicl + iad Bw: Tv r Ik 4 . tJ) i. S ; : ria = ti bbadb, . , *' hs ‘ ti . T e t ener > TS eed halons Was that the things which happened to heroes man-like fellow. Ile, of course, was a professian- Ou Bad to pa wopence DHefore you could go il. 7 fh : : ora tly he : y - . ess. M Ras ice ail Te . eau tind ele “as ‘ ong > i 1 | ’ pOUSE ar e eaten» aad heroines never happened to him. al burglar: he had come down to Brighton to do On that pier, and (huble WaS Searching ALS POC K- " Sachin -_ , ‘hattere: a8 on on inl , ' roadls Children and grown-ups ‘ } oO ° igo : 2 _ " , » or ™ , . } seas : g ; — aie A ia ' a be , _ , But Chubley was not always at home. He spent something. Those were his tools—here in his, ¢! for money when he felt @ tap on his shoulder. copied a long time t ter Rabb Nan ' 2, | 1 se , ° t ° ra : | dines Santerel{ plained, “Sena ae oa thrive on this rea p Pere ore and more ger | ne wreu ’ — | e rs Bpood deal of his time in traveling—if vou could! Chubley’s, room! Supposing they were found, He jumped, nervous as a cat, and, repressing a and Happy Jack Bobby Coon.” . -Chubte | Brady enc atest Ps blend of wheat an ye Se and then, carrving a bag, dart across the cor- a aa : >y THORNTON W. BURGESS f 6 a ee a eS wie! eats ¥ J * Rs bak - | 5 ad g& devoted to tie ve i a CORE ie attime autaida and eleoctro-meta!- that traveling which really meant visiting) there? Supposing—but within five minutes he) 685) of fear, looked round and ap ae @ big, grim- py : ” | th and alkall, car- _@%® conventional and commonplace British water-| had supposed 50 things, each more horrible than| faced man, who regarded him with as much dis-| 0 Gy i orer. ‘ter fairly danced repeated’ Happy Jack after hin barley ’ abrasives, alum!- ig places. Now and than he would make up his | the last. One thing, however, Was clear—he | favor as suspicion. with {impatience and curt sity A & ‘What do vou mean Dv whit i o and other basic Mad to face a world of which he was secretly | must rid himself of that cow-hide bag. Never | “Where are you going with that bag?” demand-, waited. Happy Jack pretended what I said,” retorted Chat- cell and the electric pe a tomes cs . | ay of power-produc- Hid, would hesitatingly decide between Black-| mind his own! ‘That he could easily replace. | ed this person. ‘“‘Come, now: ee t , : or devacvert** | at Peter. gettine CTeS q asOlL or Tape= ufs Bhington gone wi!! Wl or Scarborough, Liandudno or Skeeness,' But this—no, not for worlds must he sleep until | Chubley began to stammer. He glanced from on ae, : nor more excited, “Mrs. Coo ee oie ' an 4 +} Chatterer” f steanr per seg Wk his portmanteaux and depart. He got no he had freed himesif of it. Hastily unlocking | Jeft to right. The official to whom he had been LYLE IE” us, j Vith fi | at it, uper-power-plants © Prat | f ; ** ’ | } 2 | e + , 1 ’ wns a } y ; . ‘ . 7 ae ae o ' eu . ) piled \ 4} 1 ere! easure out of 1! " \ ‘a~ one of bis portly suit cases, he bundled {tg con-/ about to pay twopence looked at him—steadily. . aes, dp eng sh O pacity, located nea: P out of these jaunts. Having neve: is Pp | - 4 4 * ved oi ck cee** oe a a — -—— A AE a -- » TY rh. ows replied Chat er. - — " OS | re —— ae oe ——_- ae oe aa EVERYWHERE . iene! | UNCOMMON SENSE a Megs ot oy puld ‘a ,0U qt Vian & seh! ee oe > = rouble with the type ‘IT ¢inas out he begins to break them, for that is the only way success ty, add hot water. -m ateet Sale teen ae it American who has time enough to | Too much salt will wilt the veget lo be at ail nteres! put Bh etek. : Hantly edited, : E can be achieved. _ his position so that he d matter with vou; you're afraid CAN BE MADE INTO A entitle it to the ‘Mure his wife is that Ne usually | In the dave of his youth Abraham Lincoln's limitations were bles and spoil the flavor. The beets changed } “ journalism. But rags time to amuse some Oth-|[ |, of a country lawyer with a wide sympathy, a soul of honesty, ehould he cooked separately or * atch the doorway of Bobb chal pet egp ewe in, oe ree wes — % Re ry mi ee me . ry" rl vile “ . ‘ ’ fry anticipated eur- = "F's |] ahaa budding ambition. canned ‘Dents may bo sed. TE /BOe aa appeared | socaunn ani Same aliens Ai a MODERN PLAYER-PIAN newepaper e”- 7 Nt even the worst joke about He could not in those days have written one sentence of his me ee ee ok on = ee war. ie. looked down |: lifference.” Then he did n ’ ‘ ; . . , lat ¥ . ’ a ioorwa a it Keagd aay Git } ) fie j @ and most of them & Christmas cigars a woman gives | Gettysburg address. He could not have lasted six weeks as Presi- pee and arrang® around | in 08 meapree grinned He looked which wasn't at all nice. He stuck Without harming the tone, touch, construction or appeat table exception is the husbandc an be as bed as the ci- | dent of the United States in the crisis of which he was the center. it a border of the varioug vegetables, at Peter and grint and. grinned e his t gue at Happy Jack ff. : P we ‘0 t to le 3 ‘ . P - 8 on 4 } - ¢ \ JIaAacK one ring f Out rif Yr ; ul ‘ ; - « rh “Zs ‘ * f. . . . » Gaily subsidized by | | But Lincoln did not know his limitations. He knew that all Sprinkle with chopped parsley or | ove! : tap? , a . > an that! Sfeanwhile Meter Mambit was Gael ance of your present iano, we cain convert it into a modern, - ' Dring » : ail : on fo > wit? arnish with sprigs of par *} Then he climbed up an: . a ee srebeiit a pres Mae : ee SR note Plaver.P} r oy hare open sel oe competent woman does her | about him was room for growth oe rg ang wey cee 24 so - wale of ¢ imeane tah Te ‘ baie: doorway and bega! to wash luis face. 1: gf about ex itedly. “TIT know I useful o5-note sa eT | IANO not affec . Tk: ¢ | 2c. | rc Ley 1d only the education that he ha ug out of the books eS ou ve «€6culLlhCUin;* a ee 1, me ries 7 ned ve! ; ’ yaa BOS ‘the incompetent woman sitc- |} no money, and ont, eighths after cooking. He didn’t say a word know!" he cried over and ove Call, Write or Phone for Complete Information o from year to year. a8 in Making some man do hers | in his possesion. | “Well” cried Peter impatiently, “Bobby and Mrs. Coon have theie ¥ of principles that {t a his, too | So he set about increasing the limitations that were his. And Bob! Coon in there’” hildren with them! The whole fam- Se 7 " ots . , . . - — ‘is ID OY ~Oofri 1! ia bia P bh We itd eae daa. La ‘ ; aha : = »bably never will. Once a man told his beloved she : when he entered into the famous debate with Stephen A. Douglas, Wien vou wish you knew?" re-/ily is spendin he wint together. K i ES c i H 0) 9 ST KIESELHORST, “¢. Louwle, o_o \ sod p ‘ as : a Serial . e information anging m: * * Re F ‘ . a ‘ , . sp ecri her i» a Yigg? -y “Ita 7} - at is read throughout | his “good angel,” his “fairest the limitations that had circumsceribe . him BR Fatt ‘ a, vane ay, plied Chatterér in the most provok- Jimmy Skt amily is doing the , oa ead ‘. . ; oo — : " at wider inteilectual wor] than : ; - co pas —" Te ee om , ; a es 3. The average *,” the “girl of his dreams; now- the young lawyer was in a greater an COFFEE SOUFFLE > way same thi now, because | saw E ing wa) Established 1879— Mt - ri inve? S enterprise the saine ys he says, lightiv. “Some class. he had ever dreamed of. ' ee gen ee ey iat - “Yes, I do.’ replied Peter. “Be a’ them > children ot ~~, te “ i -_ | . , 4 ‘ . 2 er i s4 2 ala Vv Oj li la eer -s ; 4 7% ‘* e 3 * ™ ‘ - "y ® One; some class! ap ws -easgeromeogonall = ie “ctl only that shaueten oar we ; NE good fellow, Chatterer, and tell us. Jimmy and Mrs. Skunk were the 1007 OLIVE STREET ati: ; : , 1ey were, ay Lay sae : .E - ~ r- " ' vou any go nit ne h pent ti frit - . 7: Suir | The ideal wife and mother, of | never knew wha Wh him to a country law practice, or the life of QO: and one-half cup. coffee in “Well, if it will do ou any good only ones who spent the winter at Main 5505 Central 6165 Accress they could not confine him ‘ 2, Of fusion, one-quarter teaspoon salt, | home with their parents. but it must ~ Te, is a fifty-fifty combination, | 0" to know if, he is,” : r : ‘ : a backwoods politician. one-half cup milk, two or three eggs. “and ig he asleep?” asked Happy) be that the Coon chiidren do the 5 the Americ x . vi oe a re iia aan 35 igen Learn your present limitationg if you can, but you will very two-thirds cup Sugar, one-half tea- Jack eagerly same thing. My, this is news! I cer- case — ‘ wet , - z IY, : And 25 @ wife. |] likely find them retreating before you as does the horlzon when you spoon vanilla, one tablespoon gran- Chatterer nodded. “Tes,” sald he, tainly am learning a lot these days.” | - to (Copyright. 1921. by T. W. Burgess) approach it. ulated gelatin. - - sleep.” ~ the Sunday of the future is to 3 Afan was not meant to be circumscribed by environment, or con- i cual ars : Bobby is asieep. » Sein “ee hnatanertinvaneen s . 4 ] : j ; : ogy ae “ e#eDp snQguires lie e ‘ ° ‘ . ‘* » ust One prayer meeting after an- fined by the narrow neighborhood in which he happens to be born. Prec "t — = ar age One-half o! ‘Gounc — hte Sn einen Scotland has a machinery manu- _ a. Will the young man of that He will expand as his mind expands, and his mind will expand sugar and gelatin and heat in a Quite so, rei Bic nap gs = facturing plant operated exclusively American newspa- r: be : double boller. Aad re: try ts — ‘ey hy ii curried 1 ma ve permt , ' ; : aot er. 4 remaining suga ig N@ aii bs me! There is still some : mitted to take his girl with what it feeds on ce 7 ae Bring ux your regatives {f you want tetter results. from prayer n rz : - all of , in st ‘ur 1 sait and yolks of eggs slightly beat- Peter asked a . 2 | weeuns There is plenty of room for ail of us to grow in, but nature will ve a = giepae | SAC ‘ Eig = ii ie ; = : +» oe ene a “4 gc Bo [ 2 At least he Probably, will be al- | he of little help to us there. She wii! grow our bodies for us. Our €] 3 < seer until mixture thickens, re That ‘Ail ( ‘ re Dis ‘ . The — neko 7? ANNOUNCEMENT FLIDES. ENLARGIMER ra. oa .. yo fie eh tf h week days—to buy her a minds we must grow ourselves, and their growth will be in propor- — ee Gertie add whites of eggs, tere! demanded Hap- army officers’ widows in England A. S. ALOE COMPANY, 513 Olive Strect ’ present 4 @f blue ribbons to tie up her | tion to the labor and thought we spend on their cultivation. eaten until suite and vanilla. Mold, ti oo manner as possible. . brown hair i chill and serve with cream. this, . 7 one ‘«¢ “=e - mt? wn there $225 per mona. To << Die Negi tah aplent Rtaigy gg Ss |p
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i oe Soa n Pes. ee * SoA f Sa wus Mae 2 54 » ‘ pea x * Z Pa > ae 5 4 COMIC PAGE FEBRUARY 18, 1921, uot Gitta An COMIC PAGE FEBRUARY 16, 1921. PAGE 30 ; I on ll i biti, vi 5 Fy, > ff LOY. nm Wry, ome attaasadl - | AT TIMES IT’S VERY DISCOURAGING TO BE AN INVENTOR—By BUD FISHER “MORE TRUTH THAN P OETRY [see? me Doom IT'S SO SIMPLE t KnoS S¢CREewt rv COMES Ne ‘ : By James r Z ppm — OEP AND. THAT pe BR SXPoses THE KEY HeLes Aus T THAT simpre ? a. Ws Gil iil q ove 4 thes So daa as —-. aa ook cea’ otal = a , “en ee > ee we: w « © ¢.* fea, te — > ‘ . ae “" ~ tty 0 eating (Coprrigns, 1 T keep Gemvsges Lice You Busy’ oS a DARN IT, WARY Do we Have TO HAVE BURGLARS ANYWAY ? a ow 2 ters. «sey ae I'm HAPPY, THATS Acct AY LAST rive PeRFEcTeD My BURGLAR-PROOF Lock! YesTERDAY Your Lock WAS USELESS wiTHouT A “! ~~ a ae a —a—o pee 42 NC EW EMER TARIFF Bi “ an ages wee en) a | ~- iT; sree Enison HAS ASTHING ON ? = er = GGT ATA Locks He CAN PICK IT, Wie = ai | 5 a ie a el cy 4 ner THE LOVING ARE THE DARING. Dancing is a regular part of the training at West Point. When a gallant cadet whizzes by with his girl, To the jazz’s unrhythmical beat, Or joins in the dizzy, bewildering whirl With shimmying shoulders and feet, And only at intervals pauses to puff In the course of a hard dancing night, Don’t think that he’s pulling unsoldierly stuff, For that’s how they teach ’em to fight. a i > wuts : ~~? an we — «awn . - - _ : CULDGLTVV TIT ET Pw . ~ . o - — : ° —, , toons - omen - * % . $e 0 ee cS —- Bh. der wnatiein B~-~ > etemwes iid z p to the farm press him with ¢ concern for his It is doubtful have mustered passage if Mina wood, apparent! mation from th not served noti Wilson wonld ¥ Put Thre The bill was p insistence of th Pennaylvania.. such a time kil was so obvidualy the President's} that other i would have dre Penrose had pe Penrose, how to serve. Hed alm was to tie an Senators fro with a view to Port of the prot Will figure in law to be Srees. It is in ing with man mot in any m